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

sub-paragraphs (a) and hi is
encountered by a vendor S lien
note for the sum Of $3439.58. ex-
ecuted by J. Franklin Schell,
drawn to the order of himself and
endorsed in blank, dated Oct. %.
1902, due Jan. !, 1904, with in
terest st the rate Of s per cent per
annum, interest being paid to
May &c, 1918.
Sc. A certain tract of land
Blacksher, wife of Thomas Ell. Har-
rls, an undivided half interest in
and to a certain tract or parcel of
land situated in Plaisance, st.
Landry Parish, Louisiana, con
tanning in all so arpents, more or
less, and bounded on the north by
Bayou Carron, on the south by
land formerly owned by Auguste
Perrodln, on the east by the
Bayou Carron and land formerly
owned by Auguste Perrodin, and
on the west by land of Hargroder.
This property is encountered by a
vendors lien note for $4,000, ex-
ecuted by R. R. Leh, dated March
II, 1914, due n year after date,
with interest at the rate Of s per
cent per annum from date
81. Two small corners of land
beside the canal right of way,
containing 4.481 and 1.56 acres,
respectively, acquired by The
Union Irrigation Company from
Godfrey Dupre by act of sale
No. 69495 of the records of st.
Landry Parish, Louisiana.
MOVABLE PROPERTY.
SO. One old Fairbanks Steam
Shovel Co. dredge boat, la
yard size.
SO. One % h. p. Russell Steam
Traction Engine.
so. One twin cylinder steam
hosting engine, about 80 h. ,.
with boiler.
81. One stationary steam en-
CINE, about 6 h. D.. without
boiler.
62. One large concrete mixer.
60. Three Russell elevating
graders.
Cd. One lot of wagon and
buggy material consisting of
spokes, hubs, felloes, shafts,
hickory lumber, etc.
65. One new Moline 3-bottom
gang pillow.
Sc. One second hand McCor-
mick moving machine.
81. 2250 lbs. Dynamite, so
percent strength.
So. A lot Of notes and ac-
counts.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
SALE.
The terms and conditions Of
the sale of the above described
property will be as follows to-
wit:
Purchaser to pay in cash at
the moment of adjudication 20
per cent of the amount of his
adjudication, and which sum is
the estimated prorata of the costs
of the advertisement sale and
other charges incidental thereto.
For the balance of the pur-
chase price the purchaser will be
required to execute a bond in
favor of the Receivers, with one
Or more solvent sureties ~satisfac-
tory to the Receivers. Said
bonds to be payable at twelve
months from date, to bear 5 per
cent per annum interest from
late until paid, to contain a
obligating the maker and
to pay attorneys fees at
he rate of 5 per cent on the
principal and interest unpaid at
maturity, if the same is placed
n the hands of an attorney for
and said bond in ad-
lition to be secured by special
mortgage, vendors lien and
privilege on the property which
he same is given in part pay
nent of.
If any purchaser of real es-
ate holds a vendors lien on
iuch real estate SO purchased, he
hall only be required to pay in
ash an amount sufficient to
over the cost of the sale of such
,iece or parcel so purchased, and
he remainder Of the purchase
rice by surrendering such ven
lien note or notes, if such
totes are held to be valid by the
curt.
VIM. EDENBoRN,
HENRY P. DART, ST.,
ONT Receivers for the Union
Irrigation Company.
JOHN w. LEWIS,
r. LEE GARLAND,
FOSTER, MILLING, BRIAN &
SAAL.
Attorneys for Receivers.