The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
he is hereby authorized and e,rpow-

Company vs.. Police Jury of the
Parish Of St. Mary. No. 1901, on
the docket of the Twenty third Jud-
icial District Court for the Parish of
st. Mary, by paying said Franklin &
Abbeville Railroad Company the sun
Of One thousand seventy-two AM
50-100 ($1.072.50) Dollars and Nine,
teen and 25-1OO (S19.25) dollars costs
Of Court and by dismissing the
counter-claim of One thousand four
hundred twenty nine and 56-10O
$1,429.56) dollars of the Police Jury
against the said Franklin and Able
vile Railroad Company.
The following resolution was off
cred by B. O'Brien who moved it's
adoption, the motion being seconded
by S. T. McCardell, and carried.
Resolved, by Road District No. 9
of the Parish of St. Mary and the
Police Jury Of the Parish of St.
Mary, as the Governing Authority
of said Road District, that Charles
N. Frost, President of said Public |
Bodies, be and he is hereby auth
orized and empowered to sell to any
person or persons or corporation the |
following described property, to-wit
"The undivided three-fourth in and |
to that certain tract or parcel of |
land, lying and being situated in the |
Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisi- |
ana, one mile below the Village OF
Centreville, and on the South side Of |
the Public Road leading from Centre |
vile to Patterson, Louisiana, having |
a frppfa aro on tho cold D,,bl;o Dad L
of 468 feet and running back in a |
southerly direction between converg-
ing lines to width of 2641a feet:
bounded above by land of Arthur
Dugas, below by land now or form
erly of Charles Sacco, and containing
forty-three (43) acres, more or less;
"And the undivided three-fourths
in and to that certain lot of land,
lying on the North side of the said
Public Road, opposite the above des-
cribed tract, having frontage on
the North side of the said Public
Road of 250 feet, and running back
in a northerly direction between par
allel lines to Bayou Teche in the
rear, containing 2h acres, more oi
less, bounded above by land of M
ma Dugas and others, and below by
and now or formerly of Charles
Sacco; being the same two tracts OF
and as acquired by the Road Dis.
trice No. 2 of the Parish of St.
Mary at sheriff's sale made in the
suit of Clinton J. Martin ct al VS..
saac Wooster, number 15,247, on
he docket of the 23rd Judicial Dis +
riot Court of the State of Louisi- r
ma in and for the Parish of ST.
Nary, on the 18th day of April, :
922, per deed recorded in Book &C, |.
,age 81, entry number 48447, of date
he 18th day of April, 1922, on the \
conveyance Records for the Parish \
# st. Mary, Louisiana, including all i
.ulldlngs and improvements thereon y
he crop of cane and corn and the :
lules and implements, for such (
rice and upon such terms and con- u
ltlons as he may deem fit and suf
Gent; to receive the price of such
ale. and to grant acquittance and
lscharge. therefor; the credit por- T.
on of the price, if any, to be Sc ca
lred by vendors lien and privilege. =,
,eclal mortgage, the pact de non \,
lenando, the right to seize and sell
e property by executory process. o
r cash, and without appraisement. Us
ID IN fact, all customary and usual w.
curlty clauses; and the said presi- B..
mt is fully authorized and empow- 4
ed to sign all necessary deeds iu
e premises and to do every thing
cessary to carry out the powers
rein conferred upon him."
The following letter from Mr.. r Ch, Ch,
glover, Superintendent Southern Rel
CHIC Lines, was read, and on mo- Aie
n OF A. E. Calm, seconded by Fos FFU
briel Haydel and carried, it was II
'eived, filed and made a part Of g.r ger
, minutes: III III
Lafayette, La, Oct. %, 1922. &c
; r. Emmet O'Niell, Secretary,
rankin, La.
ar Sir:
am in receipt of your letter Of Tor n"
,ober 9th, in which you call at Fral
ton to the fact that cattle guards St N
crossing one-half mile east Of ser, ss,,
re OF Geo. O'Brien, between Nor win
City and Ramos, are no longer MA, VVha'
uired. MARI
or your information the matter
abandoning these guards has been
estlgated. However, find that there A
ONE drainage passing through at
t one Of these openings, which Ed r
necessarily have to be provided a W
IN some other manner if opening c
bandoned and filled up. We are
ever, considering this matter and
ect to make further investigation
with same in the near Joe
re, and if investigation develops ,
drainage can be diverted and Two
+aIe e' tho uole away with, we NICK
J. 'ahe 'Ae necessary action. ] Fran