The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-09-07

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Twenty-Third Judicial District
Court, st. Mary Parish, La.
In the Matter OF the Tutorship of
the Minor, Joseph Alexis Blan.
chard, No. 1926 OF the Probate
Docket Of said Court.
BY virtue of an order issued by the
Hon. James Simon, Judge of the 10Th
Judicial District. La, in the absence
from his district of Hon. A. C. Allen.
| Judge of the 23rd Judicial District
| Court, La. (thc said 10Th Judicial
District being neighboring district to
| the said 23rd Judicial District) in the
above numbered and entitled matter,
will offer for sale at public auction for
| cash to the last and highest bidder and
under the conditions and stipulatiOns
hereinafter expressed, at the court house
in the town Of Franklin, now being held
in the building Of the ST Mary Bank and
Trust Company in said town, St. Mary
Parish, La, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
1907,
between the hours of eleven O, clock A.
NJ. and four o'clock p NJ. the following
described property, to wit:
All the timber being and situated on
that certain tract of land or sugar plant.
alton, known as Hard Times Plantation
In the Parish of ST. Mary, now according
to Hardie's map of 1895 situated in the
Parish of st. Martin. and composed of
the following tract of land, to-wit:
A. The southwest quarter of section
thlrty>tive township IA south range No.
IL east, containing one hundred and fifty.
one and $4,000 acres.
Is. Lot five and seven in section 81,
west half of North east quarter of section
thirty-four, east half Of north west quarter
OF section thirty-four in township IA
south of range Is east containing three
hundred and thirteen and $500 acres.
Z. Lot B of section No 26. Lot eight
OF section No. ~, east half of northeast
quarter of section "a, west half of north
weet quarter Of section IS, in township
IA, south range IL east, containing in all
Three Hundred and twelve 26-10O acres.
d.. Lots Two and Five of section 26 in
township No. fourteen south of range
No. IL east. containing one hundred and
1O-1O0 acres; being the same
property acquired by the late Joseph A.
Blanchard on the 10Th day of December
S99 as per act before Ion Rochel, Notary
Public in and for the Parish of st. Mary,
md duly recorded in Book of Con-
1eyances D. As folio III ct seq from
Joseph A. Lorct and wife, and also in
in the matter of the tutorship
# the minor, Joseph Alexis Blanchard.
SAID PROPERTY TO BE SOLD ON THE
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
For not less than Forty-Five Thousand
Dollars. One third cash on the day of the
ale, and the balance in one, two, and
hree years, represented by notes of
quail amounts to the order of the Tutor,
laturing respectively in one, two. and
hree years from the day of the sale, and
caring eight per cent interest per annum
rom date until paid: said interest pay
bic annually and in default of the
unctual payment of either the principal
the notes or the interest, all of said
otes to at once become due and exigible.
dl'l HOtOS " Ut pay hUl0 ~ Ouc A1lUCIul8
ank e. Trust Co.. Of New Orleans.
he credit portion of said sale to be
,cured by the vendors lien and privi.
ge on tine said timber, with all the
sual security clauses. and said notes to
e identified with the act of sale, said
It to he by Notarial and authentic act,
I'D to contain the stipulation. covenant
I'd agreement of the purchaser Of said
mber not to cut remove, or deaden any
said timber said land, until all of
id notes are paid in full, principal and
terest. Said purchaser to have aperiod
Ten years within which to remove said
mber from said land and at the end
this time AL timber not removed,
Eether cut or not, from the land to
,come the property of said minor, the
me as if no sale had taken place.
The purchaser to pay all the taxes on
c land until all of said timber Is res
owed. The purchaser to have the
'tion and privilege to pay any or all of
id notes prior to maturity thereof,
divided all interest up to the date of
king up of said notes or note be paid.
HERNIA BANK AND TRUST CON-
PANY, Tutor for the Minor, JOS
eph A. Blanchard, per John j.
Cannon, President.