St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-02-06

thence in a southwesterly direc
ton three thousand two hundred
and ninety [3290) feet, more OF
less, to the west or northwest linz
of said tract Of land, and contain.
ing 14.5 acres, more or less.
6. A certain strip of land OF
canal right Of way $50 feet il
width over, through and across
the following described lane
which was acquired from j. Hope
Phillips, situated in Township
South, Range 3 East, st. Landry
Parish, Louisiana, containing 49,
cares, more or less, bounded OIL
the north by the land of j. P
Powers and Ernest St. Armand
south by land of Mrs. Mel Hinck:
ley, east by lands of Strawbridgt
and st. Armand, west by public
road leading from Opelousas tc
Vile Platte, which strip of land
or canal right of way is the same
that has been surveyed and 10
Gated by The Union Irrigation
Company, containing Bis acres,
more or less.
18th. A certain strip of land or
canal right of way acquired from
Dupre, situated in st.
Landry Parish, Louisiana, hav-
ing a width of $50 feet, and be-
ginning four hundred feet south
Of the northwest corner of a
tract Of land formerly owned by
Hope Phillips, at a point on the
northeast line of a tract of land
owned by Godfrey Dupre and
described as about 800 acres,
on the north by the pub
lie road leading from Opelousas
to Vile Platte, on the south by
and of DR.. J. A. Haas and God
roy Dupre, east by public road
leading from Opelousas to Vile
Platte and the Comeaus, and
vest by the land of J.. 7. Dupre,
said strip Of land or canal right
If way running thence in a north
westerly direction as near as
practicable along said Godfrey
northeast line for a dis
Of forty seven hundred and
'orty (4740) feet, more or less, to.
/ point on the line between said
4odfroy Dupre's land and that Of
+. T. Dupre, and containing sos.
lcres, more or less.
s. A certain strip of land or
anal right Of way acquired from
Terrebonne Dupre, situated in
'laisance, st. Landry Parish, Lou
being $50 feet wide and
'eginning at a point on the east
of a tract of land owned by
aid j. Terrebonne Dupre and de-
as about 800 acres
'eunded on the north by the pub
ic road leading from the town of
)pelousas to the town of Vile
south by Mrs. Henry Roy,
ee Mary Boagni east by God
roy Dupre and west by Lucien
)upre andMrs. T. III. Harris, said
trip of land or canal right or
'ay, running thence in a north
resterly direction along the said
!. T'errebonne Dupre's north line
or a distance Of fourteen hum
red and thirty-seven (1437) feet,
lore or less, to a point on the
est line of the tract of land above
it being understood
nat the said strip of land runs
a point on the boundary linei
the land of said J. Terre-
onne Dupre and that Of Godfroy
to a point on the line be-
veen the land of said j. Terre
onne Dupre and that formerly
Tned by Mrs. T.. Ell. Harris. Said
ght of way contains lis acres
ore or less.
The properties described in the
'regoing paragraphs numbered
to s inclusive, embrace the
ght of way Of the constructed
ain Canal, with the exception
the right of way across the
operty of Mrs. T. Fl. Harris, to
hich right of way The Union
Company has no title;
It all right, title. interest, claim
d demand of The Union Irri-
.tion Company in and to the
instructed canal on said right
way shall be included in this
lie. |;
The following-described proper
$ embrace the right Of way Of !
: constructed Opelousas lateral.
}. A certain strip of land or !
right of way acquired FROM t
dfroy Dupre, over, through and 9
'oss the land of said Godfrey q
pre- situated in the Parish of I
Landry, Louisiana, containing $
acres or arpents, more or less, t
on the northeast by the 9
bic road leading from Opelou- t
to Plaisance, on the southeast t
the lands Of Henry Comeau, e