ning thence with the tion of the Upset Bid return of any deposit
Legals
Southern margin of period shall be person- paid (without any
New Leicester High- ally liable on such bid accrued interest). Mars Hill
cont...
way North 80 West 100 in accordance with
feet; thence with the the terms set forth in (7) In the event that the
curve of the pavement N.C.G.S. § 45-20.30. property being sold
120 feet to a point over hereunder is a residen-
in the herein refer- the center of the culvert (5) All bidders bid for tial real property with
enced Deed of Trust, under said highway; the property AS IS on less than 15 rental units,
including any fixtures thence South 37-30 the date of the sale, an order for possession
and personal property East with a branch 170 subject to any and all of the property may
affixed thereto, less feet to the center of a outstanding taxes, liens, be issued pursuant to
and excepting any por- wooden bridge over assessments and other N.C.G.S. § 45-21.29 in
Student wins
tions thereof released said branch; thence encumbrances which favor of the purchaser
prior to the date of this North 35 East 100 feet hold a superior priority against the party or
Notice, and including to an iron stake; thence position to the instru- parties in possession
any additional prop- North 79 East 87 feet to ment foreclosed herein. by the clerk of superior
erty pledged of record the Southern Railway The property being court of the county in
subsequent to the filing track; thence with said sold is all that property which the property is
of the original Deed of R. R. track, North 63 identified in the above sold. Any person who
Trust referenced herein. feet to the Beginning. referenced Deed of occupies the property
The record owner Trust, and specifically pursuant to a rental
of the property, as (4) The property will described in “Exhibit A.” agreement entered
reflected on the records be sold by the Acting Absolutely no warran- into or renewed on or
of the Register of Deeds Trustee to the highest ties are made as to the after October 1, 2007,
prestigious award
not more than Ten (10) bidder for CASH. The condition, value or title may, after receiving the
days prior to this Notice highest bidder will be of the property sold. notice of sale, terminate
is: Fred V. Eggerton. required to make a The highest bidder the rental agreement
CASH deposit with the shall assume all risk of upon 10 days’ written
Tyler Greene, a recent graduate
(2) The Sale referenced Trustee at the time of the loss, deterioration and notice to the landlord.
herein will be con- bid in an amount equal other casualty after the The notice shall also
from the history program of Mars
ducted at the main to Five percent (5%) of date of sale. All bidders state that upon termi-
entrance (or such other the bid or Seven Hun- are advised to retain nation of the rental
Hill College, is the winner of the
customary location) of dred Fifty and no/100s independent counsel to agreement, the tenant
prestigious 2009 North Carolina
the buncombe county dollars ($750.00) which examine the title for the is liable for the rent due
courthouse in Asheville, ever shall be greater. subject property. The under the rental agree- Museum of History Student Essay
NC on March 6, 2009 at The sale will be subject property may be with- ment prorated to the
12:00pm. to upset bids for ten drawn from sale at any effective date of the Contest.
(10) days following the time prior to delivery of termination.
(3) The property being sale as required under a Deed to the highest
His essay, “The 1925 Coal Glen
sold hereunder is N.C.G.S. § 45-21.27. bidder. ISSUED 2/13/09.
known as 22 Old Leices- Following the expira-
Mining Disaster: North Carolina’s
ter Highway, Asheville, tion of the upset bid (6) In the event that Stephen C. Wilkie,
NC 28804, and specifi- period the remaining the Acting Trustee shall Acting Trustee
Deadliest Workplace Accident,”
cally described as: balance of the bid will be unable to convey 285 East Allen Street
traces the history of coal mine ac-
be immediately due in title to the property for Hendersonville, NC
cash. Any high bidder any reason, or if the 28792 cidents in Chatham County, with
BEGINNING on the who shall fail to tender sale is successfully con- (828) 273-9191
Southwestern corner the balance due upon tested for any reason, (L230) 2/26 3/5 special emphasis on the Coal Glen
of the Craggy Con- the bid upon demand the sole remedy of the
crete Bridge and run- following the expira- purchaser shall be the
Disaster of 1925. The explosion at
Coal Glen killed 53 men, making it
the deadliest workplace accident in
the state to date.
Dr. John Gripentrog, assistant
professor of history at Mars Hill,
and Greene’s faculty advisor for the
project, said, “For this essay, Tyler
produced original scholarship on a
sorely neglected topic, using mostly
primary sources.”
Greene will present his research
at the History á la Carte lunchtime
lecture on May 13 at the museum.
He also receives a cash prize for his
winning paper.
Greene graduated with a bach-
Tyler Greene.
elor’s degree in history from Mars
Hill College in December 2008. He In the fall, he plans to attend gradu- among college undergraduate and
has continued to study at Mars Hill, ate school to work toward a master’s graduate students and to strengthen
however, since he is the first student degree in history. the museum’s connections with the
to be chosen for a faculty/student re- Now in its third year, the Student state’s colleges and universities.
search team at the college’s Liston B. Essay Contest seeks to promote the
Ramsey Center for Regional Studies. study of North Carolina history This special to the Tribune.
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