El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06
IN the District Court Of
the United States for !
Porto Rico 7
t|
BGnco Comercial de Puerto Rico,
Complainant.
VS..
Compa6iG AsWcdrerG de la Caro-.
lima, ct ais,
Defendants.
Equity No. 1922. n
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE


NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
Pursant to the decree of fore
closure entered in the above en-.
titled ecause on May 10, 1919 as
amended by order of July IA,
1919, notice is hereby given by
me, Rafael Martinez Alvarez, as
Special Master, that on Satur-
day, August 23rd., 1919, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, at the
Northwest entrance (post-office
entrance) of the Federal Build
ing, San Juan Porto Rico, / will
sell free and clear of any and
all liens or encumbrances the
following described properties
covered by the mortgage execut-
ed by Compalfa Azucarera de la
Carolina in favor of Banco de
Puerto Rico, to secure an issue
of five hunded thousand ($5OO,-
OO0.00) dollars of bonds, before
the notary Francisco Soto Gras,
on July "a, 1911, to wit:
(D.-Rural.-a tract of land
situated in the Barrio of Mar
tin Gonzalez, of the Municipal
ity of Carolina, constituted in
part by lands of the farm cal
led ''Victoria", with a content
of five hundred (500) cuerdas,
equivalent to l96-hectares, 81
ares and 95-centaries, and is
crossed by the road running
from Rio Piedras to Carolina
BOUNDED: On the NORTH
by lands of Lorenzo Vizcarron-
dc, of the Succession Tomasa
Pinon, of the Hacienda 'Buena
VISTA, and of land formerly
belonging to the Progreso Su-
gar Company, now owned by
Rosales y Companfa; on the
SOUTH by hacienda ",Aurora" j
of the Sucesi6n' of Manuel j.,
Saldana, and lands of Rosales
v COmpan1a; on the EAST by
Jose E. Quir6s, Nicasio Arsua
ga, the said Hacienda "Auro-
ra" and Rosales. Y Compah1a;
and ON the WEST by Manuel
Rodriguez, Juliana Cruz, wi
dow of Landr6n, Juan j. Mos
coso, and road that runs from
the Rio Piedras-Carolina ca
rretera to the. dwelling house
Of the Hacienda "Aurora" of
the Succession of said Manuel
j. Saldaifa.
In the said tract the follow
ing buildings and things are
Incorporated, constituting the
Factory called 'Progreso", to
wit:
(a), A 1-story building with
masonry walls and rooted with
galvanized iron supported by
iron columns which measure
264-feet in length by 4O-feet in
width wing attached 12S-feet
long by 2O-feet wide.
(b), A masonry house with
galvanized iron roof that mea-
surred 64-feet in length by 40
feet in width, destined for a
sugar warehouse and office.
(c), A masonry house with
iron columns covered with gal
vanized iron, measuring 79-ft.
in length by 49-feet in width, in
which the boilers are installed.
(d), A wooden house, with
galvanized iron roofing which
measures 55-feet in length by
affect in width, in which Mill
No. 2 is installed.
(e), A wooden house, with
galvanized iron roof, 63-feet
long by 26.feet wide, used as a
carpentry shop.
(f), An annexed wing 4O-ft.
long by 17-feet wide.
(g), A wooden house, with
iron roof, 45,feet long by 25-
feet wide, with a wing annexed,
destined for a Cooper's Shop.
(h), A house of wood and
iron, 32-feet long by 25feet
in width, destined for a Black
smiths Shop.
(i), A house of native timber,
with iron roof, cement floor,
Affect by 29-feet, for the stor-
age of bagasse and shavings.
I'D, A wooden house, with
iron roof, 34-feet by 29-feet,
destined for living quarters
for the employees.
(k), A house constructed of
| similar material and used for
the same purpose as the pre-
ceding, 39-feet by 18-feet.
q & ll), Two houses occupi-
ad Nv scales for the weighing