The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-11-25

State Of Louisiana.
By virtue of the authority vested i'll me
by the constitution and laws of the State OF
Mayor and City Council of Monroe, l will
sell at the principal front door ofthe Court
said parish is held, within the legal hours
for judicial sales, beginning at eleven o'clock
a. m, ON
Saturday, the ard day of December,
and continuing on Monday and each sue
! ceeding day, until said sales are completed,
immovable property on which taxes are
now due to the City of Monroe, to enforce
collection of all taxes assessed in the years
1878, 1870 and 1850, togetherwith the interest
thereon from the 3lst day of December,
1873, 1879 and 1850, respectively, at the rate
| of eight per cent per anllr,ln until paid and
Tho names of said delinquent tax payers,
the amount OF the taxes due by each on
| the easements of said years. and the imInov-
able property assessed to each in said years
respectively ana to be offered for sale, arc as
us, 1st; Estate III: n. blythe immov
in 1850, is not specifically described i'll the
tax list or on the tax roll, but reference is
cession, now on file and of record in the
office Of the Clerk of 1he aforesaid District
Court: The said inventory is herein re-
ferred to, as showing a minute description
! OF said property. is made part OF this ad-
vertseme,it and will be read at this sale.
End. Il. G. Cobb-The following property
was assess d separately in 1850 and, also,
in 1873, us follows:
! ~. Lot in Square No 6, old plat OF Mon
roe, at the corner of st. John and Calypso
street, fronting $50 feet on st. john street,
for 1850, $1,000; taxes, for 1879, 5000.
(a):. Lot No 5 in Harris Addition to Mon
roe, fronting 4O3 75-loo toet the upper
line OF said Hart property, witt, I, depth
reaching through to the railroad rjSht-of
wa way; Taxes for $780, 5000; taxes for 1870
(3). That portion of Lots No u, Is, Ii and
10 in Harris Adaitionto Monroe, within the
acres. Taxes for 1850: $3.50; taxes for 1879,
S2,00.
3rd. II. G. Dobson-rhe following pro-
perty was assessed separately in 1850, towit:
| ~. Lots No and in square No 49,
fronting, on Third street and running along
Jefferson street to fourth street, i'll Stevens
sidence thereon. Taxes for 1880, $4,000.
Hart Addition, fronting lis feet on seventh
street: with v" a depth of 100 feet. Taxes for
81: Lotof ground with brick saloon
running back to railroad right-of- way, be-
ing ia square no 81, Fiihio1's second Addi
ton. Taxes for 1880, $2O,0 90.
a.. One Lot in Stubbs' railroad Addition.
by depth of $50 feet, bounded West by :,
lot OF ". II. II: Mulii,i. and acquired from
NJ. NJ. Grady. Taxes for 1880, $50 100
Tho same property was assessed in bu,l,
to II: G.. Dobson, in 1879: Taxes for 1879,
70 TIE sane me,p property vas assessed il:
instead CINE (2) as described above Tor 1850
the following was assessed, to wit:
Lot of ground, fronting on Gramuont
Street, taken from the West side Of Lot No,
:; in square No. ofthe Hart Addition. bv :,
lnents thereon. Taxes he whole for ISIS.
$500. ''
4th. Julius !snnemoser-I.ot square
Delery's Second Addition to Monroe. Taxes,
5th: Richard fiullam-I.ots :, s and Q in
square 10, old plat of Monroe, fronting on
st. John Street. Assessed in bulk in ESQ.
1879 and 1875. Taxes tor each years, SIS 90
18th. Mrs. Caroline Johnson-House and
Lot in Harris Addition to Monroe corne,
Of GTammont and Seventh Street. fronting
80 feet on GranmOnt street and runnin..
back along seventh Street. l35 feet. Taxes
fronting on DeSiartl Street, City of Monroe
Taxes for 1850, $500.
Eilhiols Second Addition to Monroe fro o ~
ing 100 feet on II. Filhiol's south line bv
depth dc a io3 feet, with IT, dwelling, and etc
9th o5ert al;s and iG Lot f fS4
Taxes for 1850, $500.
Is;iae PiorsonIone LOT in Square No ~,
Sth street with dwelling and etc TAXES for
1850, s.. 80; for 1879, 1928.
Monroe, Taxes for 1850, 500.
18th. William Roach-House and Lot
fronting on GralnElont Street, City Of Mon
|
18th, Robert Enthusiastically One T OF
i'll Monroe, on South WcstcOrncr of square
No twelve, fronting l5G feet on WASHINGTON
Street by a depth of:34 feet, with dwelling
thereon. Taxes for 1851 5000.
(2). Ono Lot in Monroe, fronting GO feet
on Grand Street and running back to tho
river with dwelling thereon. This lot is at
the corner Of Oaks and Grand Streets.
Taxes for 1850, $1,000
CD. Lot No IL in E'ilhiol's second Atlii-
ton to. Monroe, fronting 90 feet on rcSiart7
Street with Il depth of 40 feet. Taxes for
1850. 80 cents.
(I). Lot No / nuare No 50 in Filhio1,s
second Addition to Monroe. corner Sth and
;reard Streets. with dwelling thereon
14th. Property assessed to Stewart & Nc
Carthy: y lot Of ground iii s.(iuinea. or
| tilhiols second addition to the town OF
Monroe, L., being a part Of lot NoOno. as
per plat OF said town of ''tiuiuca, 'o:or Fill
| hiol's second addition, to the town Mon
roc, La: commencing one hundod and
twenty feet from the northeast coiucr OF
Lot so one; thence i'll southern ttirec
ton, and parallel to The east ern line of Lot
No. Ono, one hundred and forty feet, more
or less; thence az right angles and ia raIIcI
to neSiard street, sixty icet; THENCE to !,
| northcrly direction and paroIlcl to tho
eastern iinc Of said Lot No. One the De
Slari road: and thence along DcSiar3
road to place of bcoiuniu,. 500 no.ar;,J