The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-01-17
.erritOry and lands and property, to-


Wit:
: All of the Fletcher plantation lying
within the public levee; also part
of section A9. in T. z, N. of r. 8. E.
containing So acres of land, lying
contiguous to said Fletcher planta-
ton and owned by w. Pasternack.
}: All of the Sycamore plantation ly-
ing within the public levee.
}: All of the Minorca plantation lying |
within the public levee.
|: All Of the Teconey plantation lying |
within the public levee.
5: All of what are known as Carriers
Lake and River plantations. IN
Guiding that part thereof owned by
by DIR. Robert S.. Carter. excepting,
however, from said plantations
those portions thereof which lie on
the outside of the public levee.
8: All of the plantations and lands
now owned by Albert H. Gillespie
adjacent to the Town of Vidalia, in
Guiding that part of Arnauldia
plantation owned by said Gillespie,
excepting. however, any part OF
said lands which may lie on the
outside of the public levee.
7: All that part of said ArnauldIa
plantation now owned by John I.
Rowe which lies within the public
levee.
g.: The tract of land owned by the late
Chas. P. Beard, adjoining White
hall plantation; also that tract OF
land owned by the late Chas. 2.
Beard and Mrs. Dora Beard, known
as "Cozy Corners, excepting. how
ever, from both said tracts any
parts thereof which may lie outside
of the public levee.
9: All of the Whitehall plantation
which lies inside the public levee.
10: All of the Scotland plantation
which lies inside OF the public
levee, excepting 400 acres Thereon
lying on the South side OF said
plantation which is not to be EN-
braced in said District.
III: All that part of the tract OF land
which lies inside of the public
levee now owned by the Louisiana
& Arkansas Railroad Company,
formerly part of the said Arnauldia
plantation.
IL: That part of the main track of the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
which extends from the inside, or
land, base of the public levee in the
Town of Vidalia to the division line
between the Concordia and Fletcher
plantations.
10: All of the side tracks Of said Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway Company
living on the land side of the public
levee, and located along the main
track of said railway at any point
between said division line between
said Concordia and Fletcher planta-
tions and the inside base of said
public levee in the Town of Vidalia;
!, also all the side tracks of said rail-
way situated within the limits OF
the said Town of Vidalia, or i'm
mediately adjacent thereto, form.
ing part of the terminals Of said
railway at said Town of Vidalia
excluding, however, any part OF
tracks which may lie on the out
side of said public levee.
Ia: The repair shops of said Missouri
Pacific Railway Co., and one acre
of land of which same are located
and stand, in said Town of Vidalia.
lis: Eleven (11) acres of ground be-
longing to said Missouri Pacific
Railway Co., adjoining Carter
Avenue, in said Town of Vidalia
being depot site, together with any
and all buildings and Improvement:
thereon; also lots IA and is, il
Square and lot 1, in Square anC
that part Of the Gather tract
purchased by the vendors Of sale
Missouri Pacific Railway Co., anC
now owned by it, from Mrs. V. B
Gather which lies within the cor
porate limits of said Town of Vida
liza, which lies within the publ,
levee, and contains 48 acres to
gether with any and all building
thereon.
tie: All that part of said Gather trac
belonging to said Missouri Pacifi
/ Railway Company, lying within thu
said pubic levee. and outside th,
limits of the said Town of VidaliI
and containing 95 acres, togethe
" with any and all buildings and i'm
Il provements thereon.
Hon. Jos. M. Reeves. presented tn
following petition to the Police Jury
which. upon motion duly seconded wa
lpassed:
To the Honorable Police Jury of tn
Parish of Concordia.
III The undersigned property Ia,
payers respectfully petition your Hon
orable body to allow a public Roa'
beginning at Workinger Bayou Leve
and running thru our lands to Il. L
Evans.
i Signed as follows:
L. L. Lanehart, S. c. Depriest, H. L
Evans, Chas. L. Evans, w. A. Cros
lJF., G. d. Rivers, s. s. Watkins, Lee
Lanehart.
A committee of three, composed o
Messrs. Lee Lanehart, w. A. Cross
lJr.. and S. C. Depriest, were appoint
ed by the jury to laye out the roa'
mentioned in the foregoing petition
lpresented by Mr.. Reeves.
The Jury allowed the payment o
$500 to the Clerk of the Suprem
! Court of Louisiana, for fling fee i
the Van Duff case.
| Messrs. Taylor Wilkinson, B. W
Berry and M. L. Morris, were appoint
ed a a road committee in Ward No.
to take charge of the road work fol
lsaid Ward, issue authorizations. etc.
Upon motion of DR.. R. s. Carter
duly seconded by Mr.. Burns, the Presi
ldent was authorized to secure. or pur
ichase, land, and erect a sufficient shei
lkthereon for the storage of those Ger
Itain trucks lately acquired by tn,
Parish from the Federal Government.
Upon motion duly seconded. tn,
President and Secretary were author