The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-04-25

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Delinquent.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. DE-
LINQUENT TAx-DEBTORs.
Parish Of East Carroll.
BY virtue of the authority vested in me
by the Constitution and Laws OF the State
of Louisiana. will proceed 10 sell at the
principal door of the Courthouse in which
the Civil District Court of said parish is
held, within the legal hours for judicial
Sale S, beginning at eleven O'Clock a. m, on
SATURDAY, THE 10th DAY OF
MAY, 1895,
and continuing on each succeeding days
until said sales are completed. all immova-
BILE property on which taxes are now due
to the State of Louisiana, the Fifth Louis
lana LeVee District. and the parish of East
Carroll to enforce the collection of taxes
assessed for the years 1892, 1898, 1894 and
1888 together with all interest from date OF
maturity as prescribed by law until pay
ment OF said taxes, cost and fees at the rate
OF per cent per month until paid and all
costs. The names of SAID delinquent tax
payers, the amount of taxes Que by each
on the assessment of said years, and the
immovable property assessed to each to be
offered tor sale. as follows. to-wit:
Mrs. E. B. Buckner. Winforest, 1st
ward.
1914 acres. Being divided half OF
the Winforest plantation, composed of
sections 81. so. SO and As, and W OF
see. AZ. of see 40 and sw of sec
~, less 100 acres sold by her to Stein
& Aschaffenburg. All in Is. n + ID,
e. Taxes 1895, $159.S0.
C. B. Buckner. Winforest, 1876
acres. First ward.
Being n divided half of the Winfor-
est plantation, composed of sections
81, 50, SO and 46; W ] of sec Az. s ] sec
40 and s W / of sec AZ. 4 Is, mr. 13 e.
Taxes '95. $1S1.4
Mrs. Josephine Bass. Moore place,
3O5 acres. Third ward.
Being e / of sec IL and n W I sec
IL of 20, II e. Taxes '95, $21 81.
Mrs. Josephine Bass. Evans place,
second ward. Beng ] of sec 9,
of n and / of n W /, and
lot 2 Of sec 9; lots 4. 5. 8. 9, 10 and IL
of sec IL, 20, mr. IL e. Taxes '95,
$24.52.
Yancey Bell. Morris place, 42s
acres.
Being lots and 6, and n of s W /
| lot and of W ! of sec ten, W
/ and lot of sec eleven. all in 20, n
eleven, e. Taxes '95. $31.60.
Mrs. Lucey Belden. Providence.
Residence and lots s. 8 and 10 and
ten feet off of lot z. block 10. Taxes
'95. $1,000.
Est. of Flournoy Blackburn. Fifth
ward; 160 acres.
Being of of sec 81, and W
of W ! of sec 81, %, n r IL, e. Tax
es '95, $11.94.
E. H. Davis. Fifth ward, $40 acres,
Bellemeade.
Being that portion of lots or tract
ional secs "a and 80 lying n Of Black
Bayou, containing 81 acres. together
with the back concessions thereto
known as sec IS; also lots l and 2, anc
] of / of sec 81 of t %, n II e.
Subject to taxes 1898 postponed on ac'
count of overflow. Taxes '95 $110.
2. Goldenburg. Providence.
Residen and grounds. west side o.
| Cb,roh rtraot bounded on tho south
| by the house known as the Coleman
Banks house. Taxes '95, 1920.
Mrs. Ada L. Hall. Waddill place
1877 acres.
Beng an undivided one-fifth interes
in the following lands: 274 06-10(
acres. to be taken off of the southern
portion of sec 5, all of sec z and s {
fractional /, sec II of 20, clever
and twelve, e. Taxes '95, $14,25.
Henry James. House and lots ant
5 in block 2, IN Davis addition to towr
of Providence. Taxes '95, $3.50.
Estate of VIM. Mcguire. Five-sixtf
undivided interest in house and lots
II and II, block 1, town of Providence
Taxes '95, 1864.
Estate of e. A. Montgomery. The
brick law office and lots /, and 3 o
block Is, town of Providence. Taxes
'95, 500.
Ed. Messenger. Barber shop ane
lot on north side of Lake street, lyins
between the properties of M. E. Gard
hand and G Ii. Sutton, town OF Proyi
dence. Taxes '95, $4.90.
Estate Mrs. A. G. Ryan. Providence
Being house and lot on the north sid'
of Lake street. between the property O.
j. N. Hill & Bro, and property of Mrs
Henderson. Taxes '95, $3.50.
G.. H. Sutton. Providence Lot ant
livery stable or north side of LAX,
street, east of Fireman's Hall. Taxes
'95, $3.50.
G. I'll. Sutton. Providence. Hous,
and lots 6, and of block 6. Take
'95, $31.10.
J.E. & F. X. Ransdell. Byrne tract
425 acres. Being an undivided half o
] of sec II, s of W / of ] OF