New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-03-15

A. G. BRICE, Receiver, Acting as
Special Commissioner.
Central
Sugar Factory
STERLING PLANTATION
PEBBLES PLANTATION

PEBBLES PLANTATION
By order of the United States Circuit
Court for the Eastern District Of Louis
lana. in suit of A. II. Morris vs.. Gallery
Central Sugar Refinery and RAILROAD Co,
Limited. No ~ 800 on the docket of said
Court.
Sale to take place
SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th. 1902,
at - O clock NJ, at the front door of the
Custom House Building, in New Orleans.
In pursuance of a decree of the llonora
bic the United States Circuit Court, IN
and for the Eastern District of Louisiana,
rendered on the 18th day of February,
1902, in the case known as No. 1892 of
the docket of said Court, entitled A. H.
Morris VS. Gallery Central Sugar Refinery
and Railroad Company, Limited, l. A. &.
Brice receiver. acting as special commits
sioner, will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, with
out appraisement on Saturday, the Doth
lav of March. 1902, at the hour of 10
| O. clock noon, the following described
properties, together with all the buildings
/ and improvements thereon, rights, ways,
| privileges, servitudes and appurtenances
! thereunto belonging, on the terms and
conditions herein set forth, to wit
| A certain tract or parcel of land, lying
| and being in the parish of st. Mary, State
| of Louisiana, near and above the town of
i Franklin, having right angular front of
one thousand feet 10000 on the west side
of the Bayou Teche, running back be
tween parallel lines tothe depth oftwenty-
| five hundred feet (2500) on the lower or
southern boundary of said tract and to
the depth of twenty-six hundred and two
| feet (2602) feet on the upper or northern
line of said tract, containing superficial
area of fifty eight and fifty eight one hand
reth (5S,5aHa) acres, bounded below or
south partly by land of Mary Hudson and
partly by land of Don Gallery, above or
north by land of Don Gallery, IN the rear
or west by property of said Don Gaffery,
and in front by Bayou Teche-in accord
ance with copy of a map thereof made
by l.. w. Brown, surveyor, annexed to an
act passed before Charles r. Soniat on the
| ODD of April, 1891, and marked "A.'
Which above described tract of laid is
subject to servitude of right of way in
favor of the estate of Don Gallery, ada
cent to the above described property /;
which right of way is established on
turning road about midway between the
/ Caffery Central Factory building and the
. railroad scale house.
I A certain piece or parcel of ground, ly-
| ing and being situated in the parish of st.
Mary, fronting on the north side of the
public road leading from the town of
| Franklin to the town of New Iberia, hav-
ing right angular front on said public
road of one hundred feet O00) and run
ming back between parallel lines to the in
teraection of the Franklin and kbbeville
Railroad right of way, bounded on the
north by said right of way, on the east by
land of Victor Won Schoeer, on the south
by the aforesaid public road, and on the
west by the Southern Pacific Railroad
i right of way, containing a superficial area
j of one and thirtyfve one-hundredths
acres $50.
A certain piece or parcel of ground, ly-
ing and being in the parish of st. Mary,
| between the Franklin and Abbeville Rail
road right of way,-the land of Henderson
Morris and Mrs. John Morris, and the
right of way of fhe Southern Pacific Rail
road, bounded on the north by lands of
II. and j. Morris, on the east and south by
the Franklin and Abbeville Railroad right
!. of way, and on the west by the right of
!: way of the Southern Pacific road, cont aim
ing superficial area of seven and four
! teen one-hundredths acres (7lloa5).
/ Tbe said two lots secondly and thirdly
| described form part of what is known as
the Barry Rou property, and have such
form as will appear by copy of map
annexed to an act of sale passed before
I Charles 7. Soniat, notary public Oh the
22n day of April, 1891.
! Said lands include all the buildings and
i improvements thereon known as the CAT
I ferry Central Refinery or Factory togeth-
err with all rights, ways, privileges, seivi-
4 tudes and appurtenances thereunto at
Il tanhed and belonging without any excep-
i ton OF reservation whatsoever together
with all sugar house machinery, including
vacuum pans, triple effects, pumps, boil
i ers, laboratory equipment, tools, machine
i shop and all other accessories and appur-
/ tenances, as per inventory thereof on file
i in said cause in the clerk Office.
II.
/ THE STERLING PLANTATION.
/ All and singular that certain tract of
land Or sugar plantation, together with all
| of the buildings and improvements there
Oh, situated in the parish of st. Mary, La,
! and known and designated as the Sterling
Plantation, and lying and being on the
/ east side of the Bayou Teche, about a
quarter of mile above the town of Frank
lin and containing five hundred and fifty
/ arpents (550), more or less, which said
/ plantation has front of about mile
more or less, on the east side of the Bay
gu Teche, and is bounded above by lands
formerly of w. H. Smith, in the rear by
lands formerly belonging to James Todd,
and below partly by lands belonging to
hthe estate of Hiram Anderson, deceased,
and in part by lands formerly belonging
! to James Todd.
A certain strip of land, taken from the
lower line of land of Aaron Davis, on the
east side of the public road leading from
franklin around the Irish Bend in said
parish of st. Mary, said strip having a
| front of twenty feet coy, on said public
road, and running between parallel lines
to the Bayou Teche, the same being
bounded above by land of Aaron Davis,
below by land of Mrs. E. Erhardt, in
/ front by said public road, and in the rear
by the Bayou Teche. Together with all
/ the rights, ways, privileges, servitndes
and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Ill.
! THE PEBBLES PLANTATION.
/ All and singular. the following pieces of