The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-05-10

MAY 1918,
between the hours of Eleven III, O'Clock A. NJ.
snd four Al o'clock 2. NJ, thefollowing descrD.
ed property, to-wit:
-'That certain tract or lot of ground lying and
being situated in the Parish of st. Mary, LOuis
al a, and being that part of the VacEerie Planta-
rion upon which is situated the sugar house
sugar sfeds machinery and other improve
ments, said tract described as beginning in the
centre of the road bed of the Cypremort Branch
of the NJ. L. & L. K. R., directly opposite the
corner post in the northeast corner of the prop
erty of the section house of said railroad thence
running east along said railroad to point
seven hundred and forty-four (144D feet from
place of beginning; thence south three hundred
and seventy 800 feet; thence southwest seven
hundred and forty -four 74f feet; thence north
to the place of beginning of five hundred and
tWenty-four l524o feet; including the sugar
house, machinery and appliances and fixtures
going to making up the sugar factory OFT the
Vacherle Plantation, as we'll as all other build
ings and improvements on said property situat.
ed, rights, ways, privileges and servitudes
thereuntO belonging.
Also q scrvitude for right Of-wav in favor of
the Mutual Sugar Company, or the property
hereinabove described, over and across the
property of the Vacherie Plantation where the
same is necessary to reach the public road or
to reach the Cypremort Branch Railroad; in
cludlng also servltude and right of Occupan
cy OF SUCH land by the Mutual Sugar Company
as is necessary for the building and maintain
ing OF a railroad or roads, either standard or
narrow guage in reaching said sugar house
that are necessary for egress and ingress to
said sugar house for the delivery of cane.
The servitude or right-of-wa to the public
road hereinabove mentioned and described
shall and does include the free use of said road
~ cane sellersor others who have business at
the factory OF tile Mutual Sugar Company.
Also such servitudes of drainage to the
Patout Bayou as well as servitudes of drainage
into the canals or other waterways on the
tacherie Plantation for the refuse or throw off
from the sugar house of the Mutual Sugar
Company.
Also a servitude or right of occupancy of
such land as necessary tor the erection and
maintenance of switch switches necessary
tor the use OF the factory on the property here
lnabove described, whether standard or mar
row guage railroad switches, as well as the
use OF such land of Vacherie Plantation as are
necessa y tor erecting cane derricks or for
otherwise establishing and maintaining ac-
comodati0ns for the hauling and delivering of
cane to the factory of the Mutual Sugar
Company.
All of said servitudes are privileges in favor
of the property of the Mutual Sugar Company
and for its benefit and rest upon the Vacherie
plantation.
Also the lodging house used for the lodging
of sugar factory hands, which is on land ad.
jacent to that hereinabove described, and also
the rse OF the boarding house, for eating house
during the grinding season.
The saidservitudes to be used so as not to
interfere with the drainage of the Vacherie
Plantation.
There being reserved to the Vachere Plan
tation The right of ingress or egress over any
road now existing on the property herein CON
veyed or that may hereafter be substituted
and established for the roads now existing over
said property, without, however, any unrea.
soDaDle interference with the necessary opera.
tons of the sugar factory
There are also reserved the two dwelling
houses on the property hereinabove described
which DO not belong to the Mutual Sugar
Company.
Being the same property bought by the
Mutual Sugar Company from the j.. Z. Patout
v, Limited. of
1905 as per deed duly recorded in Book "XX''
at folio 5oo of the Conveyance Records for st.
Mary Parish, Louisiana, on October D. 1908.
franklin Louisiana, this 18th day of April,
1913.
WILSON I. PETERMAN,
Receiver of Mutual Sugar Company.