The St. Charles herald., 1921-07-16

and M four 900, and the south hwnn hait
s Of northwest 5NEE quar5ffr of southwest NM
quarter (sWA) and north half i9n SMhSn
Of southeast quarter (SEAC OF section
one hundred and five (1O5) IN toWnsS11adPP
east, in the southern land district OF
Louisiana, containing four hundreo anu
twenty-five and 59-1Oo (425.os) acres,
ter 1NWA) of section one hundred ana
| five (1O5), and all of section one nun nun
dred and seven Q0O, in township lnh lIan1
teen .QS), south, range iand tmen.s district
| of Louisiana, containing three hundreo
and thirty-four and $500 6o,f (ss4:es9 81 secl
acres; the north fractlonal na1t % se SEA
| tion one hundred and four tio4), anu
| northeast quarter (NEA) of section
one hundred and five 1O5), In toWns1aadp
thirteen 13) south, range twenty ~
east, in the southeastern land districi
| of Louisiana, west of the MISSISSIPPI
river containing 432 and 12-1OO (432lz)
| acres.
Also twenty-six (26) mules, five l5l
head cattle, eight go cane caras' fonG ond
grinder and one CD lot OF agricultural
| implements.
There is excluded the following de-
| scribed two lots from the above de-
scribed realty, to-wit:
1st. That portion of land donated by
F. Bourgere to Mgr. Odin TOT churGih ntii
purposes, per act passed on July 18TH,
1886 before o. DeAras, late notary IN
the City of New Orleans, described as:
Two arpents front on the river c1,si py e
depth of five arpentS between paraIiel
lines with the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
End. That certain lot of ground DO
mated by E. George Lorio to the Holy
Rosary Catholic Church, described as
follows: A certain lot Of ground Whieh zen
has a frontage of forty (40) feet on the
public road by depth between parallel
lines of one hundred 1OOl feet, ana 9ors IS
bounded below by the lot OF ground Ior-
merly acquired by said church.
There is also excepted that CERTAIN
machinery sold to Haubtmann Loep
Company, Ltd.
) The transfer of the above described
property to this corporation is TO pc
made subject to the sale made by tne
Taft Mercantile Company to Leon =;
on Novemesr eao 1sth 1s1g foio sSa and
! also subject to the privilege granted by
l, the Taft Mercantile Company to Leon
G. Vial on April ddath, dath, 1920 recorded e, In IN
, to erect a sawmill on the property for a
: definite period.
The said above described lands, farm
! ing implements and livestock is valued
I and appraised by said above named d.
three thousand dollars 3,OOO.Oo)., and
the crops on said property, conslstlng
of 125 acres of sugar cane, 150 acres OF
S rice and 125 acres of corn, all more OF
J.; less are valued and appraised by SAID
i directors and stockholders at seven
e thousand dollars ($7,000.0Ol, total val
e uation and appraisement of thirty thou- !
n sand dollars 1880, 000O0), and are to pc
: taken over by this corporation at said
S figure in part payment of which sum
/; the ten thousand dollars in stock above
t mentioned is to be issued; and for the
balance of twenty thousand dollars
n (s2O, 100000, this corporation is to as
sumo and agrees to pay certain in
debtedness of $20.000.00, represented by
the four certain promissory notes made
and signed by E. George Lorio, payable
s to his own order and by himself en-.
q dorsed, all dated June goth, 1927, an6
G being for the amounts and maturing as
q follows: