The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-11-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NITY TAX SALES OF ENJOYABLE
" PROPERTY.

State OF Louisiana.
By virtue of the authority vested in me
by the constitution and laws of the State of
Louisiana, and by the ordinances Of the
Mayor ana City Council of Monroe, 1 will
house in which the Civil District Court Of
sal parish is held, within the legal hours
for judicial sales, beginning at eleven O'Clock
a. M, on
Saturday, the Bird day of December,
A. u. 1881,
and continuing on Monday and each sue
ceeding day, until said sales are completed,
immovable property on which taxes arc
collection of all taxes assessed in the years
1878, 1879 and 1850. together with the interest
1878, 1879 and 1850, respectively, at the rate
of eight per cent per annum until paid and
The names of said delinquent tax payers,
the amount of the taxes due by each on
the the easements of said years: and the immov-
respectively and to be offered for sale, arc
LIST. Estate of II. NJ. Bry-The immov-
able property assessed in bu TX to this estate
in 1850, is not specifically described in the
made ma, therein to the inventory , ofsaid Sue
cession, now on file and Of record i'll The
office Of the Clerk OF tho aforesaid District
ferred to- as showing 4 minute description
Of said property, is ism, made part Of this ad-
Ysstse tnr 1sso ana Ya6 be read at this sale.
End. II. &. Cobb-The following property
was assess d separately in 1880 and, also,
Q). Lot in Square No 6, old plat Of Mon
roe, at the corner Of st. John and Calypso
with residence and other buildings. Taxes
for 1850, 5000; taxes, for 1879, 5000.
G): Lot No 3 in Hart's Addition to Mon
line of said Hart property, with depth
reaching through TO the railroad right-of
S Srx; Taxes for 1885, 5000; taxes for 1872
| 81. That portion ofLots No 10, Is, IA and
Is i'll Harris Addition to Monroe, within the
City limits. each of said Lots containing 10
acres. Taxes for 1850, $3.50; taxes for 1879,
Bird. II. G. Dobson-The following pro-
perty was assessed separately in 1880, towit:
j.. %: Lots No l and s in square No 1G,
Jefferson street to fourth street, in Stevens,
Hnbbards and spinger's :Addi tG with re-
sidence thereon tn re- c,, nax9s for 1850 $4,000
Hart Addition, fronting lis feet on seventh
street. With wi depth OF $50 feet. Taxes for
(3j. Lot of ground, with brick saloon
thereon. fronting on 9eSiard Street and
f; rue nacR to ra'lroaa r1ght-of-way, be-
ton, Taxes for 1850, $1,000.
(D. Ono Lot in Stubs railroad Addition.
having front Of 81 feet on DeSiard Street,
by Il depth of $50 feet, bounded West by {,
LOT OF W II. II: Muliin, and acquired from
NJ. NJ. Grady. Taxes for 1850, $500.
The same property was assessed in bn1,z
to Fl: G. Dobson, in 1879. Taxes for 1879,
$500. The same property was assessed in
! instead OF No (2)as described above for 1880
| the following was assessed, to wit
Lot OF ground, fronting Gram mont
Street, taken from the West side Of Lot No
) in so uare No. Ofthe Hart Additio on Nv a
ments thereon. Taxes on the whole for 1878,
$4,000.
4th. Julius Ennemoser-Lot square
Delery's Second Addition to Monroe. Taxes
9Th. Richard fullam-Lots 7, s and in
square 10, old plat of Monroe, fronting on
Assessed in h,,1 IL in
1879 and ISIS. Taxes tor each years, SIS 90
Lot i'll Harris Addition to Monroe, corner
Of Grainnont and Seventh Street. fronting
30 feet on GramiiIont street and runnin"
back along Seventh Street, l35 feet. Taxes
sth. Mrs. Violet Jones--House and Lot
fronting on Desiard Street, City of Monroe.
| Taxes for 1880, $500.
sth. Henry Lacey-Pars Of Lot No Is in
ing 100 feet on III. t'ilhiol's south line, bya
depth Of 25 feet, with dwelling, and etc.
IaHes for the ~, year sSo $500; ana for each
9th. Robert Lewis-House and Lot front
Ing on Ga s;ram n1o o. Street City Of Monroe.
| Isaac Pierson-One Lot in Square No IL,
in fiihoii's Additionto Monroe, fronting on
S STD street Win dwell IN anetc Taxes for
llth. William Kiiey-uousc and Lot in
Monroe, Taxes for 1850, $500.
fronting on Gra!nnaont Street, City OF Mon
roe. Taxes for 1885, $, 90.
| 18th. Robert Eicharson.-(D. One Lot
! in Monroe, on South Wcstcornc of square
! No twelve, fronting l5G feet Oh Washington
Street by a deptl 4 OF 234 feet, with dwelling
| thereon. TaNes for 1851 $4,000.
| (2}. One Lot in Monroe, fronting 60 feet
| on Grand Street and running back to the
| river with dwelling thereon. This lot is at
| tho corner of Oaks and Grand Streets
| Taxes for 1885, $1,000
! (3). Lot No Is i'll Filijol's second A.lji-
| ton to Monroe, fronting 60 feet on DcSiara
Street, with depth of 10 feet. Taxes for
| 1850, 80 cents.
| (D. Lot No4 square No 80 in l'ilhiol'ss
] second Addition to Monroe. corner Sth and
Breard Streets. with dwelling thereon.
| Taxes for 1850, 81, so.
! 18th. Property assessed TO Stewart & Me
| earthly: a lot of ground in ''Guinca,' or
| Filhiol's second addition to the town of
| Monroe, La, being part of1ot No. One. as
| per plat of said town of "Guinca," or Eli
hiOl's second addition 10 the town Of Mon
roe, La; commencing one hundred and
| twenty feet from the northeast corner of
| Lot No. One; thonce in southcrly dircc-
ton, and parallel to the eastern limo of Lot
No. One, ono hundred and forty feet, moro
| or loss; thence ut right angles aud parallel
| to DeSiard street, sixty tcct thence in
! northcrly direction and parallel to tho
eastern line of said Lot No. One, to De-
Siarl road; and thence along DeSiard
| road to place of beginning. Sec notaral
book r. C:I7. Taxes for 1880