The Opelousas courier., 1902-02-15
NO. 23
JUDICIAL. ADVERTKREMEN
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ARTHUR W. ENGLISH ct ais. VS. JACOB
POWELLS, Tutor and Curator ad hoe.
Sixteenth Judicial District Court, ST, Landry
Parish Louisiana.
No. 1854.

No. 1854.
In execution OF Judgment rendered by the
court above mentioned, in the ease above en-
tltled ana numbered, and authorized and en-
powered ny the commission addressed TO me
by the CLERK OF said Court. 1 will, on
February 81, 1902,
at noon, before the principal front door OF the
Court House at Opelousas offer at public auc-
tlon ana sell to the highest bidder, the follow
ing property: cotton plantation, improved,
called Tyrone, fronting on tho left q. scending
bank of B9uf, at Garland Station, on the
Southern Pacific Railway. 1t consists of two
tracts Of lands purchased by VIM. s. D0nnell
from DR.: Thos. A, Cook, on October 18th. 1877,
recorded i'll Conveyance Book +, No. @ pages
315, 3l6 and BIT, and from the Citizens Bank
on 9th january, 1873, recorded i'll Conveyance
Book h, No. 2 pages cit. 51S 519 and $40, con-
tanning respectively nine hundred and sIxty.
one and so 1861 .50) acres, and five hundred and
twenty acres. more or Jess. And 1t includes
also the tract known IA lot No. 5, in section so,
i'll township south. range east containing
forty acres, which Thos. G. Anderson and Thns
4. COOK purchased from the State of Louis
lana i'll the year 1852, which Anderson and wife,
sold to Thos. A. Cook in 1854 recorded in Com
veyance Book 7, No l, pages 2O4. 2O5 aud 2OG,
and which was sold by Cook and wife On Nov
9th, 1866, to W. s. DOnnel, recorded in 0nvey-
ance Book q, No. 2, pages 322 aud 1923. This lot
NO. s. of said section 50 was never disposed of
by VIM. s. DOnnell by retrOcession to Cook in
the act recorded in alienation record Convey
ance Book Y, No. =, pages 121, 122 aud 1913. and
has always been held by Donnel as part OF the
Tyrone plantations.
The said Tyrone plantation is houndeG above
by plantation of the Roberts and by lots desig-
mated in public land Offices us Moses Little, and
by the north line OF townships south, range
east, aud it is bounded below by a lane leading
east, from Bayou Bout Bridge at Garland and
by lands of II. l.. Garland, and it is bounded in
the rear by land Of Garland and Others.
Terms and Conditions OF Sale.
The price is to be paid thus: one.third cash at
the time of adjudication without delay. Bal
ance Of price is payable in two equal annual
amounts, with eight per cent yearly (Which in-
terest is payable annuaily)fr0m the first of Jan
uary, 1903. 10 Orepresent these TWO nstallmente,
purchaser is to give notes payable to bearer
identified with the process verbal of adjudica-
tlon. The purchaser in said notes is also o OBJ
HEate himself to pay attorneys fees at ten per
cent on said notes and interest, II proceedings
are necessary to enforce collection of either.
me special mortgage and the vendors privilege
are reserved with the pact non aiienfjo, on the
lands sold until full payment OF the notes.
Titles bein: given herein and possession for
more IMAM thirty Years completing such titles,
purchaser takes titles OF VIM. s. Dpnucll as
herein stated. The rent for the wear 1902 does
not pass to purchaser.
Possession of property NOT TO be given before
Jan. l, 1903.
JAS J. BAILEY.
Jan Is AuctiODeer ST. Landry Parish.
JUDGMENT.
Dist. Court, ST. Landry, LouiSjana.-No. 1850
ALMA FONTESOT. Wife vs.. JAMES II.
PARKER, Husband.
This is suit by plain tiff who has been aban.
d0ned by her husband, for ii seraration of
property 1of the relnYeStifure of the adinInis-
tration and control of her p&rapEcrna prop
erty, and for recognition OF CERTAIN property
described in the petition as beirg her separate
property. The defendant bs and has been au
absentee from this parish. where he had his
dnmicile,fo for over four wears, aud Iueis q, Dt
pre- attorney -at-laW, was appointed curator ad
hoe to represent him i'll this auit, Oh whom pro-
cess herein was served. Tie evidence estab-
lishes the marriage; the abandonment by the
defendant OF his wife and his domiclle in the
parlsn; the concealment OF his whereabouts
1fO1n ms wife and creditors in this parish; his
neglect to maintain and support his wife; his
insolvency, as also that the wife owns, in her
own right, as separate paraphernal estate, the
property especially described in her petition
| and in the act No. 38OO4 offered in evidence,
! and has the means to carry on separate in
dustry OF her own. Under these circumstances
! the wife is entitled to Judgment as prayed for.
| it's therefore ordered adjudged, and decreed
that pialntlf be and she is hereby separated in
property from the defendant, Ter husband; the
| community of aquits and gains heretofore ex-
! lstng between them is hereby dissolved. the
plalntn is relnvested with the care, adrUjnstra-
ton and control of her paraphernal property
1ree from all lnterference from her husband;
| plalhtlH ls hereby specially authorized and en-
| powered to carry OF separate industry and
| business OF her own. in her own name anJ for
ner own account and benefit exclusively. 1t is
| further ordered that the property claimed by
plaintiff in her petition herein. is hereby decreed
tn De anu have always been. the separate para
phernal estate OF plaintiff. and that the right OF
plalntiH to recover of defendant her moried
paraphernal claims, if any, are hereby reserved.
It is further ordered that the fees of Lucius G.
Dupre, curator, are hereby fixed at the sum Of
ten dollars and are taxed as costs.
Done, read and signed in open court at Opa-
lousas, La, Jan. %, A. d. 1902.
Signed, +. r. LEWIS, Judge.
Signed II. E. EsTORGE, Clerk. .l -
A true copy. o. B. THOMPSON, Dy Clerk
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