The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-11-20
s.iERIFFS SALE
r,i,ih District Court for thc Parish
of Madison and State OF
Louisiana
LANES II. JOHNSON, EFT AL.
VS.. No. 2216.
THE MINORS, ELLA JOHNSON and
THELMA JOHNSON

to me directed from the Honorable, |
the Ninth District Court for the Par !
ish of Madison and State of Louisl-
ana. in the above styled and number
ed cause, | will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the principal front
door of the Court House in the Town
of Tallulah, in Madison Parish, Lou
isiana, on the third
Saturday, Inc 18th Day cf December,
1920, within the hours prescribed by
law for judicial sales, all the right,
title and Interest Of James NJ. john
son, James E. Johnson, sidney IL.
Johnson, Lillian G. Johnson, vie of
Frank B. Hartley, and of the minors,
Ella johnson and Thelma Johnson,
Of, in, and to the following described
property, in the Parish of Madison
and State of Louisiana, to-wit:
/. CALEDONIA" about 272.23
acres in all, Of which about 40 acres
cleared, about 1928 acres cut over,
and about so acres woodland.
2. Part of Eureka" Plantation, in
Sec. 6, Township 16, North, Range
l13 East, fronting Brushy Bayou en-
North and running back on V. S. &
P. Railroad Riyht-of-way on the
South, containing about one acre Of
land.
| 3. Inc Ice Plant and appurtenanc-
es at Tallulah, La, being certain
tract or parcel Of ground, containing
about 2.75 acres, bounded South by
Scott Street, North by V. S. & r
Railroad Right of way, East by En-
Street and West by Missouri-Pacifit
Railroad Richt-of-way, Except one
; square Of land 800 by 800 feet owned
by Sigrest, and about 1.31 acres II
the Northeast corner sold to st. Louis
= Iron Mountain and Southern, and V
= s. & P. Rci.way Companies), tcgethe
> with the Ice Plant and machinery, oil
tanks, ware houses, etc, thereon; al
. 20 with that certain tract or parcel o
ground, with the machine shop AM
, Improvements thereon appurtnant f
n said Ice Plant in said twn of Ta'lulaE
q Louisiana, cont ming about three
|, fourths (%) of one acre, and dc
d scribed as follows: Beginning at tn
, point of intersection of the Mort
iine of Dept Stroeet with the Ea:
- line OF the st. Louis, Iron Mountai
md Southern Railway Compary'
=. parcel of land bought from James n
= hnson. therce East along TIE Mort
4 inc of Dep Street to a point wher
! aid North 'ire CT said Street intel
ects the lire dividing the origin;
Scotland and As'iew Plantation
- hence North along said dividing lir
o the point of intersection Of san
A With thu South lire of Green Stree
hence West TO the Fast line of sa
I St. Louis. Iron Mountain and Sout,
ern Railway Rieht-of-way, theme
| 'cutherly with the East line Of 81
! ight-ofwav and the East Ire of "a
| parcel Of land conveyed by James
| Jchr son TO said Railway Company
i the place Of beginning.
4 a. Lots numbered 169 and II
( and two-thirds Of Lot 161, and ii
i prorements ii Tallulah, ard
4 5. The Scotland residence tras
4 ,djacent to end in Tallulah, with ty
esidences and improvements, abo
81 acres.
Terr.,s Of sale to the highest bidI
n for cash.
"a A. J. SEWER,
p Sheriff of Madison Parish. I
ut ;heriff's Office. TcllYlai, Ia, Ne
AT ember 5, 1920.