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Act of Incorporation ca
of m
WINTER QUARTERS PLANT- li
ATION? INC. e
State of Louisiana, or
Parish of Tensas.
Be It Known and Remem red, da
that on this, the 9th day of Decem
ber, A. D., 1921, before ite, E. F. a
Newell, Deputy Clerk tf Court and
Ex-officio Notary Public, duly com
misioned and quali:ied In r1nd forlia
said Parish of Tensas, State of Louis
iana, therein residing, and in the or
presence of the witnesses hereinafter du
named and undersigned, personally o,
came and appeared, the several per- in
sons whose names are nereunto sub- e
scribed, who declared, that, availing or
themselves of the provisions of the!
laws of the State of Louisiana relative b
to the organization of corporations
and particularly of Act-No. 287 of
1914, of the General Assembly of theth
State of Louisiana, they have con
sented and agreed, and do, by theseth
presents, covenant and agree, bind,
form and constitute themselves, asc
well as such other persons who may
hereafter join or become associated Ti
with them, into a corporation and i
body politic in law, for the objects az
and purposes, and under the agree- ,
ments and stipulations following, to- to
wit: s
ARTICLE L e
The name and title of this cor- in
poration shall be the Winter Quar- N,
ters Plantation, Inc., and under its E
corporate name it shall have and en- S
joy existence and succession for the T;
term of ninety-nine (99) years fro9 t
this date, and-all the rights, advant- S
ages and privileges granted by law A
to corporations, including power to
contract, she pnd be sued in its cor
porate name: to mak- and us a D
corporate seal, and the eaej tbd
and alter at pleasure; to bld, re
ceive, purchase, convey, mortgage,.
hypothecatq and pledge property, S
real and personal; to issue bonds, p
notes and other obligations; to have
and employ manAgers, directors, of- t1
ficers, agents. and other employees, tJ
as the interests and conveniences of q
the corporation may require; and to a
make and establish such eansmittes a
and to create such by-laws, rules and 9
regulations for the corporate man- h
agement and for control of the af
fairs of said corporation as may be 1
deemed necessary and expedient. n
ARTICLE II. k
The domicile of this corporation t
shall be in the' Town of St. Joseph, F
Parish of Tensas, State of Louisiana, a
and all citation and other legal pro- a
cess shall be served on the President, a
and in his absence the Vice Presi- E
dent, and in the absence of both of t
of said officers, on the Secretary of|I
said sorporation.
ARTICLE III.
The objects and purposes for
which this corporation Is formed, and l
the nature of the business to be car- :
ried on by it, are hereby declared to
be:
To purchase, tease, acquire,
exchange and hold property,
both real and personal, and the
same to sell, exchange and d;s
pose of; to row cotton, corn,
oats, rice, hy and other &gri
cultural pro cts; to conduct a
retail mercantile business; to buy,
sell and rear cattle, horses,
mules and hogs; to acquire, hold,
operate, sell and excange tim
ber lands and agricultural lands;
and to do and perform all other
such matters as may be related,
incident to, growing out o( or be
come neceassry or advisable for
the conduct or operation of the
purpose and business and occupa
tions hereinabove set forth.
ARTICLE IV.
The capital stock of this corpora
tion is hereby Afixed at the sum of
Seventy Five Thousand Dollars ($75,
000.00), divided into and represented
by seven hundred and fifty (750)
shares of the. par value of One
Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each.
An accurate, detailed, and itemised
description of the property as to
amount, location, extent, etc., taken
in payment for capital stock together
with a statement of Its value as ap
praised by the directors, is annexed
to this charter to be read in con
nection therewith.
The capital stock of this corpor
ation may be increased to the amount
of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
' Dollars ($250,000.00). -
No stock of this corporation shaull
be preferred stoek.
ARTICLE V.
All the corporate powers of this
corporation shall be vested in a
Board of Directors to be composed
of three (3) stockholders, to be elect
ed annually on the third Monday of
January of each year, at eleven o'
clock 4. M.
The Board of Directori shall elect
from among themselves a President,
a Vice-President and a Secretary
Treasurer.
The following persons have been
chosen to serve on the Board of Di
rectors of this corporation, as the
first Directors, until the third Mon
day of January, A. D., 1922, or
until their successors are elected and
qualified:
Eben R. Wortham, Greenville, Miss.
Sidney T. Shaw, Newellton, La.
Thos. M. Wade, Jr., St. Joseph, La.
with the said Eben R Wortbam as
President, Sidney T. Shaw as Vice
President and Thos. M. Wade, Jr.,
as Secretary-Treasurer.
ARTICLE VI.
This charter may be amended,
altered or modified, or the capi
tal stock increased or decresedl,
or the corporation dissolved, at a
meeting of the stockholders duly
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nsed sad eeeesd jbthe D. e ssi. ss.-
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called for that purpose, and in such
manner as may be permitted by the
laws of Louisiana, now or hereafter
enacted.
ARTICLE VII.
Upon the termination of the charter
or upon the dissolution of the cor
paration, its affairs shall be liqui
dated in the manner provided by
any law of Lousiana, now or here
after enacted.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stockholder shall ever be hel
liable or responsible for the contracts
or faults of this corporation in any
further sum than the unpaid balance
due to this corporation on the shares
owned by him, nor shall any mere
informalities in organizaton have the
effect of rendering this charter null,
or of exposing the stockholders to
any liability beyond such unpaid
balance.
ARTICLE IX.
The subscribers have set opposite
their names respectively the number
of shares subscribed for by each of
them, so that this act of incorpora
tion may serve as the original sub
scription list.
Thus Done And Passed, at the
Town of St. Joseph, Parish of Ten
ss, State of Louisiana, on the day
and date aforesaid, in the presence
of S. J. Parkman and A. B. Ratcliff,
two competent witnesses, who have
signed hereto with the said appear
era, and me, Notary, after due read
ing of the whole.
Names: No. Shares:
E. R. Wortham (374)
S. T. Shaw (374)
Thos. M. Wade, Jr. (2)
Witnesses:
S. J. Parkman
A. B. Rateliff.
E. F. NEWELL,
Dy. Clerk of Court, Tenses Parish,
La.
State of Louisiana,
1 Parish of Tensas.
Be It known and remembered,
that before me, the undersigned au
thority, duly commissioned and
qualified according to law in and for
said Parish and State, there per
sanally came and appeared Eben B.
_Wortham, a resident of Greeswille,
Miss., and Sidney T. Shaw and Thos.
M. Wade, Jr., both residents of
e Tensas parish, La., who,' being by
me severally sworn, declared, ic
knowledged and swore, .naa they are
n the directors of the Winterquartes_
I, Plantation, Inc., of St. Joseph, La.,
, and that as directors of said corpor
- ation and as individuals, they nave
,, appraised the following described
1- property, proposed to no conveyed
f to said Winter Quarters Plantation,
f Inc., by said Eben R. Wor-ham and
Sidney T. Shaw, in payment of the
subscription to the stock of said
ir Winter Quarters Plantation, Inc., by
d said Eben R. Wortham, Sidney A.
r- Shaw and Thos. M. Wads, Jr.,
A0 amounting to seven hundred and
fifty (750) shares of the par value
of One Hundred Dollars J'.00 00)
each, to-wit:
All those certain tracts cif
land and plantations, lying con
tiguous to each other, and both
'situated on Lake St. Joseph, in
Tensas Parish, La., more oar
ticularly described as follows,
* to-wit:
1st: The Winter Quarters
plantation, described as follows:
all that part of Section Eighteen
West of Lot No. Six of the
Williams' heirs tract (formerly a
part of Evergreen plantation):
all of Sections Nineteen, Twenty,
Twenty Four, Twenty Seven,
Twenty Eight, Twenty Nine,
Thirty, Thirty One, Thirty Two,
Thirty Three, Thirty Four, Thirty
a- Five and Thirty Six; Lot No.
of Four of Section Twenty Two
i and Lot No. One of Section
id Twenty Five, all in Township
3) Twelve North, Range Thirteen
me East, Louisiana Merialan, con
taining in the aggregate twenty
ed six hundred and fifty acres of
to land, more or less.
in 2nd: The Raritan plantation
described as follows, to-wit: all
P- of Section Eleven; all of Section
Twenty One lying West and
n- South of the levee dividing
Winter Quarters and Raritan -
r- plantations; Lots One, Two and
nt Three of Section Thirty, being
rd the North half of said Section
and all of Section Nineteen, all
ill in Township Twelve North,
Range Twelve East. Also all of
Section Twenty One lyine South
is of said levee dividing said Win
a ter Quarters and Raritan plant
ed ations; the North half of Sec
: tion Twenty Two, being Lot One
of of said Section; Lots Two and
'- Three of said Section Twenty
'Two; Lots Two and Three of
Ct Section Twenty Five; and that
it, part of Section Twenty lying
7- West and North of said levee
dividing said Winter Quarters
en and Raritan plantations, all in
)i- Township Twelve North, Range
he Thirteen East, Louisiana Merid
in- lan, containing in the aggregate
or sixteen hundred and fifteen
id acres of land, more or less.
Also the following described
5s. personal property now situated
on said Winter Quarters and
Raritan Plantations, in Tenss
as parish, La., to-wit:
ce One gray mare mule named Eve,
8r., years bId.
One black horse mule named
Peacock, years old.
One black mare muse named
i- Roan, 7 years old.
One ymy horse mule named Doe,
ly One black mare mule named
Phem, 12 years old.
One black horse male named
Don, 10 years old.
S One black hose male named
las Frank, 11 years old.
One black horse mule named
. Joe. 11 years old.
One bay mare mule named Mat,
One barb es l m t"
Fred, 9 years old. be
One black mare mule named t
Nell, 12 years old.
One brown mare mule named 18
Callie, 9 years old.
One brown mare mule named
ILaur, 11 years old.
One dun mare mule named Al
Gussie, 9 years old.
One dun mare mule named
Martha, 8 years old.
One blue horse mule named
Bob, 11 years old. di
One bay mare named Scrap, 8
years old.
One bay horse named Riley, 10
years old. fc
One bay mare mule named **1
Lindy, 10 years old. w
One bay horse named. George, 7 p4
years old. et
One black horse mule named p1
Shine, 10 years old.
One dun mare mule named
Mary, 8 years old. d;
One bay mare named Tribbet,
8 years old. S
One brown mare mule named
Bird, 8 years old.
One brown mare mule named d
Pearle, 7 years old.
One gray horse mule named
Harrison, 8 years old.
One black horse mule named Bob, T
13 years old.
One white mare mule named
Love, 10 years old.
One gray horse mule named Dick,
8 years old.
One black horse mule named
Cole, 7 years old. i
One bay ýsre mule named tl
Nogull, 7 years old. n
One black mare mule named
Rachel, 7. years old.
One bay mare mule named
Lisa, 6 years old. 1
One black horse mule named L
Will, 9 years old.
" One black mare mule named
Quenie, 10 years old. E
One bay mare named Sandy, .
10 years old.
One black mare mule named
Alice, 14 years old.
One black mare mule named b
Black Gal, 7 years old. a
r One black mare mule named -
Mary, 8 years old.
L One bay horse mule named
Charley, 5 years old. I
One bay mare mule named l
f Carrie, 8 years old.
One white mare named Bell, 10
years old.
e One brown mare mule named
O Pet, 5 years old.
One blue mare mule named
S Lott, 5 years old.
e One blue horse mule named
d Buck, 5 years old.
d One red horse mule named Sam,
, 10 years old.
d One bay saddle horse named
oe Archer, 6 years old.
Id One black horse mule named I
y Diamond, 15 years old.
i. One bay mare, no name, 10
yeas old.
id One bay mare, no name 10
One years old.
) One black mare mule colt, no
name, 3 years old.
One black horse mule colt no
name, 3 years old.
One black horse mule colt no i
no name, 3 years old.
One black mare mule colt, no
name, 3 years old.
One black mpere mule colt, no
name, 2 years ofd.
One black mare mule colt, no
name, 2 years old.
One sorrell horse, no name, 7
years old.
One black horse mule named
Hays, 10 years old.
One black mare mule named
Pearle White 4 years old.
Fifteen farm wagons.
One spring wagon.
One dump cart.
One road cart.
One road machine.
Four Uncle Sam middle bust
ers.
*Three 2 mule middle busters.
Eleven one row planters.
Two 2-row planters.
Nineteen steel beam plows.
Sixteen Planet, Jr., cultivators.
Twenty double shovels.
Five disc harrows.
Eight stag plows.
One Avery Tractor.
One Bull Tractor.
Two hand corn shellers.
Two hand corn shellers.
One 16 disc oat drill.
Two stalk cutters.
One pea puller.
One hay rake.
Four rice binders.
One 2-disc engine plow.
One 8 P. bottom plow.
One new ground plow.
Foar section harrows.
One bay 10ader
Three -male dise.
Six Comet cultivators.
One Russell Separator.
Two mowing machines.
One euine disc.
One par cotton scales.
One stock of merchandise in
ntation store on the
One r~L pltn.
One desk.
Two pair store scates.
Five thousand barrels of corn
in cribs.
One hundred and sixty tons of
hay in barns.
Thirty five toss of cotton sed
e for planting purposes.
And that amid appramsers, as in
ed dividuals and directors, do hereby
value said above described property
ied all of which is in good condition anJ
in a fair state of repair and imorove
e, ment, at a net valuation and ap
paismaet over and above encum
aed ncs thereon, as being worth and
valued at the sum of S-eventy PFive
d Thousand Dollars (t75,000.00),
which value they hereby ix thereon
d as the true value and appraiement
of said above deseribed property,
ed oer and above the encumbrances
on the samne.
t In Testimony Whereof, said ap
pmaebs ~g16 this -9sr
before me, the undersigned authority
and the attesting winaesses, on this
the 9th day of December, A. 1).
1921.
E. R. WORTHAM
S. T. SHAW.
'THOS. M. WADE, JR.
Attest:
b. J. IARKMAN
A. B. RALCIJFF.
E. F. NEWELL,
dy. Clerk of Court, Tensas Parish,
Louisiana.
This to certify that the above and
foregoing Act of Incorporation or
"Wmnter Quarters flan Stuon, Inc."
was this day duly recorded in Cor
poration Record Mook "A," page 44
t seq. of the Records of enses
parish, Louisiana.
(digned)
E. F. NEWELL,
dy. Clerk of Court, Tensas karish,
Louisiana.
St. Joseph, La., December 20th, 1921.
Job work done right and done p
d. q.-Tensa Gasette.
NOTICE.
To all persons other than depositu
who may have claims agave
the Bank of Waterproof, W ate
proof, La.:
You are hereby requested, accoru
ing to law, to til you claum wa
the undersigned, in writing, an'
make legal proof of the justice there
of at the banking house of the Man
of Waterproof on or before Jan. 2z
1922.
L. . THOMAS, State Examiner o
State Banks
H. B. CONNER, Special Agent.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN I
One sorrell horse, about 18 hande
high, weighs about 1160 pounds; has
saddle gates, 3 stocking teeo, foretop
cut short; aged about 10 years. Ls
I appeared from Fe'riday, La., abou.
lovember 2nd, 1921. A liberal re
ward will be paid for return or twa
horse to me at Ferriday or for inror
mation that will lead to his recovery.
1 ALkX. tA
Ferrniay, -..
HOME-MADE WOOL COMFUK ia
I FOR SALI.
I wish to ansess.that I am pre
pared to take orders for home-maae
wool comforts of any weight ano
I price desired.
Mrs. J. D. WILSON,
St. Joseph, La.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
° Public Notice is hereby given that
"PALO ALTO" and "BEN GAUL'
Plantations, in the 2nd ward of Ten
Ssas parish, La., are posted agains
CAMPING, HUNTING and TkA _
o PING. Violators will be prosecuted
AYERS TIMBER CO., INC.
of TRESPASS NOTICE.
Public Notice is hereby given, tha
Sthe following described property
d situated in the Parish of Tenses
State of Louisiana, is posted agains
d hunting and general trespassing, to
L wit: All of section 22.south of Tensa
River, east half fractional southwes
quarter and fractional northwes
quarter of section 23, all of section
24, 26, 26, 27, all of sections 28 and
32 east of Tenses River, all of see
tion 88 except fractional part sout
of Choctaw Bayou, all of sectons 34
86 and 86, all of section 1, all o
s. section 2 except fractional part •
Choctaw bayou, all of section 3 ex
cept northeast of Choctaw bayou
fractional northwest quarter of north
west quarter of section 4, all of sec
tion 5, except tractional parts south
east of Choctaw byou and ,trac
tional part west of TensIs Biver; al
of traetional pection 8 which lie
north and wet of Choctaw bayou
all of raetional sections 11 and 12
whieh lie north and earn of Choctai
aih a, all of aid described property
being in townshIp 11 north, rang
9 east, al of sqtion 19 whh lie
south and west i Choctaw beyou
freotidbal part of section O, whic
Iles soueth and wet of Cotaw bayou
all of sectimon 2 and S ,west ei
in Choctaw. bsayou, all of sections 80
e 81, 6 and 7, all of section 5, excep
f. fractional part northeast of Chocta'
All of said descrlbed propet
a situated in township 11 ,orth, rang
110 east, Is pested agmifist huatlng a
of general tresp~assig. Violators *ill b
GLADZVAL3 KUNTING CLUB
- . D. COLEMAN, President
byD. I. yMer, See.-Twea.
To all persasa, ur oa r crporation
m- who are dep·olters oft the Ban
ad of Waterpref, Waterproof, La.
Yeou are hmereby equested, accord
- inug to law, to ,le yor claim wlit
nt the undersigned, in writing, at th
_ bankg house of the Bank of Water
i prooo oo r before Aril 9, 1922.
g. L. TUOMAS, State EBaminer o
Ima,3 OUUIb~us
PROFESIONAL CARDS
JOB. WHITAKER, B. S., M. D.
Physida and Surgee "
ST. JOSEPH. LA
Olie: Bank Building, Uptairs.
once Phone 564 - esdemoes Phone n
DR. L. A. MURDOCK
ST. JoemH, LA.
Physician and Surgeon
Omoe on Plank Road
Once Phone 1-8. Residence 12-s
DR. GEORGE N. CLARKE
DENTIST
St. Joseph, - Louisiana
In Newell Building., Plank Road.
i DR. W. W. MONTFORT
DENTIST
Omce;Over Bank of Newellton,
NEWELLTON, LA.
All Kinds of Work Done.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty
DR. . L. HELTON
VETERINARIAN
T..LLULAH, - LOUISIANA
Graduate Indiana Veterinary College.
Phone No. 118.
Will answer call by mail or wire promptly
THOMAS M. WADE, JR.
Attoraey.t.Law
PAT i the 8npreme ,Cours of te
State andthe Fed l uorts·. .L
negotialed on real estae.
La ST. Josae, La.
G. H. CLINTON
Attorney-at-Iaw
I' . JOSEPH, LA.
Will |practi, u , I, Eaa Carroll, Madison,
S ,.-. rdia and the Sn
ederal Oourts.
O. M. FOWLER
1h
o SURVEYOR
12 Arwagteu ave.
a. Natchez - - Mlss.
Phone No. 962
I offer my servioes to the Tenses
It public and will be glad to answer
calls by mail or wire.
Mhmmus & Tfdhsms
Marh &Grtia.
s Will be glad to show designs
to of all kinds and dsoriptions.
.N. RATCuLIFF, Agt.
nd L it Il I/b b l , a S k
t Oflee: 800 Main St., Natohes, Miss.
ex
S EUGENE RUSH
* Practical Watcdakder
th
rty
t RepelRsW "tces, Orphspbti es,
o Orguis, scks"SewldMae.
All A work psiively guareea.
*p ~one, Paul 3mg., Paela· S., S. es'0..
TRESPASS NOTICE.
S Publih Not.le is ereby givea, Th
a the "PABADISE" Plantation, in thli
pbrs, is postd against HUNTIN
and GENERAL TRESPASSING. Vio
ltor will be prosecutd.
STANLEY B08
"TRESPASS NOTIlCE
on Pbaihc notice Is hereby give., Tha
an the "MOUND" place, "OSCEOLA"
La. place ad "BUCKHORN" place, in
sra Tenma perish, properties of undew
signed, are posted against UNT G
th sad GENERAL TRESPASSING. Vi.
tsr lators wn1 be prosecoue.
*II r s $I
JEP B. WALKER
ST. OeSEPH LA.
Tornado INSURANCiE
Representing:Some of the Best'COmpaales
In the World
Office Over Bank of'St. Joseph
PaoN N"o. . '
(. P. SHAW .&eo.
Foundry and Machine: Shop
Machinery of All Description Itepairdd on Short:
Notice in Best Workmanlike Manner
Special Attention To
Gin Repairing
P Ftfi to Sir h a . -rs.
Fire Fronts, Orate Bars, on Hand Spcial Cast
* ings and Smoke Stacks Made to Order
W~wnaemes*umareWmsma eWa the .me - • •
wubseb an bme.w pm .t-eeue *m "
e. P. SHA W & COMPANY
Natcbh Miss., readway and Maduses
The Natchez "ISS,.. :
Under ,ow 3,,, L 8 T. OLAR J.,lgr. i"
Paendds a ordial w.boeme to -re People.
eate and Grill Room ,
A. a. wsae. seFaco r
BEerythdin Good to BK,. " Open Day sad Nigh.
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Would You
Consider
A Wonderful
Opportunity
.In
Real EstateP
I hea somethlmg yA do ht ra
acros every day, and ltea. a
some ope will be disppelatd
that they did et rasp the op.
portraity to buy.
Some .me Is g to mobsh a
bandsome peoit in the future by
the purchase of this partilaer
pieo ef property. Why eat ye.t
--Hro it is
Small Loisatm plamtmtiem osm
bimed resting and buying epper.
tuaity. For $S0 ask you mn
rest to Jam. i, 12t3, 10 are
farm, ems-fourth op, sma old
hom saed barm, timber for farm
inm purposms only, em we travel.
led pul& read, s* milesA from
St. JIseph, Teoses Parish, wavy
and psedetivo sendy and bleak
lonm lad, with the right to buy
the Iad at the and of aeat year,
at $3 per aess with 6% laterest
from Jan. I, 11tt and taes, and
hae methimg to pay for mie
years but Interest iap tlas agd
you get credit for the eAW m
the pace.
paid as a part of the peebse
Pies Lib tyei a rem with
eoly a $31 eash paympet. Lbe
reating a pnlee and while living
an Id get a ded for It - ysU
want it. Why eeatiaue to pay
rest whe, you eaa buy a farm
homd on such easye trms as tst
Flie Just as i nvestment.t lavt
now mes if you are et ready to
moe aid let be prent Sed
£egnent stay em it and yeu ge the
rest be pap to Jp yes pWa fti
EdgarW.
SWhlttemore
, St. -h sagit
a Louslaas
FOIR SAL--A few sett.9@t of
S O* from pens No. 1-4 s ' hena
I and a $50.00 cock. NarNf steek
direct $7.00 per aettiy.
Eggs from pans No. S and 3-42.00
to $150 per setting. Solid pea of
laying bens and cock $3b.00. Durk
cornish game eggs $5.00 per mettig.
AULIE FARMS,
ratabes, MIh.
LOST AUTOMOBILE TIRE.
Betwete Vidalia a dS It Joeph
one 8a FPlak tUre, eeaplete with
riim. Suibble . aw bIs tm-
& Ms 4 Gk falgh, fat.
SEIZURE ASND SATh
State of Leisihm, Pariah id Tema 4
Tenth District Coa.h
BUCKNER ANb SKINNUR
a. No.6050 .
MRS. PEARL B. ' TCSON AND
HUSBAND ,. H. JACKSON.
PUBLIC NOTIC is beb gls,
that by virtue of a wrrt d siss
and Sale to me directed by thn iii .2
Honorable Cout, ion a show. syld .
matter, I hav seised and will, e
STURDAY, the 25th -d r' os
MARCH, A. D, 1922, offer for sale at
the Court Hore door iS the T "
of St. Joseph, in this pllal
State, between the hur4, do 11
a. m. and 4 o'clock p. a., the fodwllw ..
described property situated is ..
Parish of Teases, State of Lo I aa,
and seised in the above styled l
numbered suit, to-wit:
Lot No. 2 of the St. Peter pidt
atlon, situated in the Parish of Ter
sus, and State of LouIlsina, as Ldof
ted and described i n a eerth asp
of said plantation made by J. W.
Babbitt in'August, 1908, whrie d
map is attached to and made part
of a deed from the Bank of t. Jo..
mph to Mrs. Berta B. Young re " led
in Peed Book "P" page 244 at se
as ecorded in Deed Book P" p'e;
246, to which said map spe"l ref.
prmtes is hereby mades, pid Let No
2 of ;aid St. Peter planataSL oem
taning 192.32 acres of land, mre
or less, and is in Townships 1 d ad
11 Ranges 10'and 11 East.
This however not to islpd., .r
apply to Lot No. 2 of maid peasly'
which is situated in Southwest (YqiL
ter of Section 30 Townshp 11 Ni. a
Range Est. i.
Also an undivided feiadiths
interest in and to the gin lbous and
machinery and appurtenances therlin
and one acre of land on which sald.
gin-horuse stands, with right of in.
rpas and qrems to and from the
same. The title to the interest in
said acresf land to be vested oaly
so long as the gin is used fte gamuing
Also Lt No. 1 of the Parta dT
the lake St. Pete ple sm, a
shoewn by msp of ad.kt lake St.
Peter plantation anKds by J. W.
Babit 1in August, 1108, essod::
to wheh map said Lot N..l ,' -se
tase 180.65 acres of lad, mes e..
less, said map being of reed ."
Notartil Record "P" page 246 theo
s Reerds of Toenses perlkI, L., .p.
f o1l.r rear, e" to wgl ch -s 1,d0
made for a more accurate deseap.
Together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon and appr.
b nenses thereunto belonging.
Tearms ef S--Cash.
0KNW EOUGuS, Ae"i
I a. u t. ,o V4 gb11qeurs. :
