The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-03-15
SALE
OF THE
Franklin and AbbeVine
Railroad.

Railroad.
commissioner, by order of the United State
Circuit Court, in and for the Eastern District
of Louisiana, in suit of A. ii. Morris vs.
Franklin and Abbeville Railroad Company,
No. 1898 of the courts docket.
SALE to take place on SATURDAY, the
29th day of MARCH, 1902, at IL O'Clock nL, at
the front door Of the CUSTOM HOUSE
BUILDING, in the City of New Orleans,
Louisiana.
In pursuance of Il decree of the honorable
the United States Circuit Court in and for
the Eastern District of Louisiana, rendered
OF the 18th day of February, 1902, in the
cause known rs No. II 1913 of the docket of
said court, entitled a. IL. Morris VS.. Frank lin
and Abbeylle Railroad Company, |, a. q.
iSrice, receiver, acting as special commits
sioner, Will proceed to cell, in bulk. at pub
lie auction, to the last and highest bidder,
without appraisement, on SATURDAY,, the
29th day of MARCH, 1902, at ~ O'Clock noon,
/. \ LINE OF RAILWAY, starting at the
Caffcry Refinery, situated on the Bayou
Tcche. at about one mile north of the town
OF Frankl lin parish of ST. Mary and running
to Il point of the Southern Pacific Railroad
for Il distance of ABOUT two miles.
2. y LINE OF RAILWAY, beginning at a
point on the Cypremort Branch of the South
ern Pacific Railroad, situated in the rear
part of Harrison Burney's tract of land, in
the parish of St Mary, about four miles from
the town of Baldwin, and running in a north
westerly direction to Il point on Milton De
slote's tract of land situated in the parish
of Iberia, at about two miles from the divi-
sion line of the parishes of st. Mary and
IBERIA; which line of railway covers Il dis
lance of about seven miles.
3. LINE OF RAILWAY, beginning at a
point on the salt Mine Branch of the South
ern Pacific Railroad situated about the cen
tire of the Francois and Lugier Dayid's tract
q i'm O. = of her ar fiva
miles from the town of New Iberia, and run.
ming in Il SOutheastcrly direction to Il point
situate! on the front part of the PEBBLES
plantation, in Iberia parish; which line of
railway covers distance of about four
miles.
Together with the rights of way, franchises,
depots, shops, roads rails railways, sidings,
switches, bridge, scales, whims, derricks,
fences, turn tables, water tanks. buildings.
fixtures and all structure whatsoever, in
Guiding two locomotives and twenty i've
ears, and all other appurtenanceS, privileges,
rights. servtudes and accessories required
tor the operation of said railway. or any
part thereof.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
T. The purchaser to whom said property
may be adiudcatcd shall deposit 10 per cent
of his bid with said commissioner at the mo-
ment OF the adjudication, and shall pay the
balance thereof upon confirmation of the
sale by the court In case the purchaser
fails TO complete his bid, AS so required, his
deposit shall be forfeited and the property
shall again be offered for sale at his risk E,
after ten days advertisement.
=, Said property shall be sold free of all
claims, liens, privileges and cncumbranceS,
other than the taxes of 1892, which are to be
assumed by the purchaser as part of his bid
The claim of complainant herein and the
claims of all other persons against said prop
erty shall be referred to the proceeds of said
sale Act of sale ut purchasers expense, be-
fore Chas. 7. soniat notary public.
A. q. BRICE, Receiver,
Acting as Special Commissioner.
JAS LEGENDRE, Solicitor.