St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-01-02

acres, more or less, and situated
in Township 5 south, range 4 east,
st. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
These two tracts are more fully
described by a plat attached to the
original act of sale by which both
were conveyed to The Union Irri-
Company. This property
is encountered by two vendor lien
notes for the sum of 1897. so each,
executed by The Union Irrigation
drawn to the order of
itself and endorsed in blank, dated
March 20, 1918, due one and two
years after date, with interest at
the rate of 8 per cent per annum
from date. Said property is to be
appraised and sold separately.
So. A certain tract of land
Q~ntaining 33 arpents more or less,
auired from Eddie Ledoux, sit
uaaa in Section 4, Township 6
range 3 east, st. Landry
IarlshN ouisiana, and bounded on
lne Q by the land Of Homer
bertrano,1 the east by the land
Of Inc uAon Irrigation Com
pany, formeAy owned by Mrs.
Clara Mcbride Of A. P.
Ledoux, on the sQth by the land
of G. Numa Bertrad and on the
west by the landSof Godfrey
Dupre. This properh is unen-
numbered.
go. The following tfets Of
land acquired from Mrs. Raanor
B. Comeau:
(a) A certain tract of lad
situated at Church Prairie, neaA
Opelousas, measuring 56.16 ar
penis, being lot No. Z of plan Of
survey fled in the Recorder
Office, St. Landry Parish, Louisi.
ana, No. 29,372, bounded north by
widow Of John Simon, south and
east by Cleophas Comeau and west
by Dr.. v. Boagni.
(b) Another tract of land near
Gradnigo's Island in st. Landry
Parish, Louisiana, containing
64.32 argents, being lot. No. 4 Of
said plhsa of survey filed in above
act in partition Of the Heirs OF
John Simon; bounded north by
lot No. 3 of plat, now Octave
Simon, south by lot 5, or widow of
John Simon, east by Lemelle, and
west by Armand Wartell.
(c) A certain tract Of land
situated at Plaisance, Gradnigo's
Island, st. Landry Parish, Lou
isiana, together with all buildings
and improvements; bounded on
the north by Mrs. Edmond G..
Dupre, south Of Armand Wartell,
east by woodland Of Mrs. Eleanor
B. Comeau and Mrs. Edmond G.
Dupre, west by Lucien Dupre, and
containing 122 arpents, more or
less.
I'd Also a tract of woodland
situated at the same place, contain
ing 29.40 arpents; bounded on TIE
north by woodland Of Iastie E.
Dupre, east by prairie land Of Gus
E. Dupreme, west by above de-
land.
The four tracts above described
conveyed to The Union Irri-
Company by one act of sale
md they are encumbered by four
notes given as part of the purchase
price, for the sum of $1841.25
each, executed by the Union Irri-
Company, drawn to the
each, executed by The Union Irri-
Company drawn to the
order of Mrs. Eleanor B. Comeau,
lated Oct. 80, 1912, due on Dec.
LIST of 1913, 1914, 1915 and 1916,
With interest at the rate OF s per
cent per annum from date, less
$4,000 paid on account. Said
property is to be appraised ana
,old separately.
Also the following described
properties situated in the. Parish
If St. Landry, Louisiana, which
purchased in the name of j.
schell, either as trustee
or agent, but which are the prop
critics of The Union Irrigation
81. A certain tract Of parcel OF
and acquired from Thomas j.
situated in st. Landry Par
sh, Louisiana, in Section %,
5 south, range 4 east, OF
Meridian, containing IS
acres, more or less, and bounded
IN the north by land of the Estate
If Cleophas Comeau, on the east
~ land Of Jeff Caldwell, on the
south by land of j. Franklin
schell, trustee, formerly owned by
Mrs. T. j. Lacy and by Mrs. Cooke,
md on the west by the land of
he Estate of Cleophas Comean, to-
with all of the buildings
and improvements thereon, from
The area of said property there is
The Union Irrigation
canal right of way
across the same containing about