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New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORK. No: 2J7 BToadSv:
no TRACTORS-PrOpOsals lnclOsed IN

si s,Tsione With The title Of ne work the Of the
bidder iniorsed thereon ALSO THE NUMBER or hh Nm S
day july 1871 al o'clock NJ, for the following ~9fA. In
i-For paving Broomest, between Boal"4, ana s. 80
Beldan pavemeu and laying crOssgaks at The ntershg s
P payno Bv,rst between Bowery BaIert With Belgan
nayemeut and ayng croswaks the ntersectng se Nue "
qFor having Wiettst from Grand RyngtOnst With Besa
pavement and laying eross"aAs at he A''''''''s saws
4For paving Thirty seonist from seeone to East Rsr sis
Belgian pavement and laying e'oss"alA' 1' 'Io 'N e
For paving Forty snhst Second to B River With Bs
crOwaks al the intersecthS se
q1Ie having from Broadway Eighth With Bel
n pavement and laying crOssSalks al tue in1eiseeus
quJ% % having Pinvevepth from Eighth to Nn,bave, vth "a.
gan pavement and laying crosswalks a. the iner'uns
P having Astorpe from Pourhaye Boads,y WIN Ds
ean pavement and laying cosswaks a. the iniefs'N"s
rSu P having from Pourth-ave Broavsy WIN beaa
pavement and laying crosswalks at the intef'e''"' ~
c%Por sewers in s1yerst aud o0n'' ron D0'f'
P5 sewer in onehunar anenth st. from Avenue 10 f
'fpor sewer in One Hundred and T"enth'i1 from Avenue
10 Secoudsye. -. .,l Figbtb..t from Hplsoa
JfG5 outlet sewer 1e Hundred and Tenth-st 10 Tenth As
hncs IN BoaeaF and Hundred and sixth and O1s u-si'' ~
seventies seven P , r., si,tyanb-st. from Ilrs 70 Thnaye
- g. ubd drains between Seventy third aud hght Hi'''>
and fTs, p and Fn grading curb gutter and tagging Lerngou'
o., s',ty'sl,tb 10 Ninety siIthst -...t 4,
nom nom Sh' r b suer Tagging Frstaye, from TairyN
s,sns Onehund and twenty t, from IA'
FCgri9a,Ss v s,,y,ps Fitynahst from Ninth to Tenhave.
5o Por aasging F1y hh st, from Broadway O. hghes'e
o. po 6fnishing th, DeI ament with granite basn hea ~
% propoa the specifications and greemen he proa
envelopes IN Which 20 aeos sls i g. a me Soa, S Css At O6o
WV Commissioner Of fabhe "ttas-
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DEPARTURE on FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY JUSE 2T . -,
Plymouth and Hamburg per steamship ssha
T, Hboken, close the Post Once at 80
at A., II D. 1880 a steamship sails al m a
Supplementary Mail double paid letters only made up on the Pier at
IIOboken and close at l;JO p. ,.
Mails Tor TIafar n and NeTfounil3ni via Halifax " g. per
steamship Baltimore from Pier j ~ r. close AZ tue Post
Ohce at II a IN. Steamship sails at p N.
WEDNESDAY, JUSg 28
Mails Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Wisconsin Pier No. o. ~ r.. close the PostOtce at ll
m at Station A. 100 D, 10 80 Supplementary Mail
only made Per No 49, n r., ani closed Vt lO
.. Steamship sails at 2 p. IN go
fan letters deposited Supplementary Mail be prepaid with
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TIMOTHY BRENNAN. )COmmit,ee
FRANCIS A. PALMER, on
SAMUEL A. LEWIS, Supplies.
OgFiCE CuIEY QUlRrERxAsrER FIRST QuARrERsAsrERs{
DISTRICT, NRwYoRK CRY, June 10, 1871.
sEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate, with {

OFFICE CHEZ QrARrERMAsrER, FIRST QuARrERAAsrERs{
DISTRICT, SEw-i ORK City, June 10, 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with a
- attached invited and viii be
pment the named quantities Of FUEL less
Egg Coal
Fort Wood n Y Harbor-225OOO , and sOOsO lbs Egg
Fort Hamilton " HarbOrl $4,000 lbs Stove, iOO 900 lbs Egg
and 800 900 lbs. Nut Coal.
Fort waisvortb Hsrbor-OOOO lbs Stove 6OOO lbs Nut,
and l45 40 lbs Egg Coal
Dayds Island Habor-eagOO lbs Nut and 293OOOO lbs Egg
Coal
cepon respective Posts and the trimming be done by the
contractors.
Deliveries such quantities may be
required by the QlauemastsTs Department
Payment will be made NewiOrk CAY according 20 the weight or
certified by the Quaesser Al the place OF delivery
No bid will be entertained RON party who has heretofore With
drawn or faiol 10 fulfill his contract
Blank forms Of Proposals must be- procured AZ this Office.
bic persons that the bill accepted and contract entered into
will become surete fourth the amount OF the
contract for the faithful execution of the same.
responsibility Of the guarahors be certified to by T. s. Dis
No bid viii be entertained that accordance this
advertisement and bidders will have the privilege Of being present at the
opening Of the bids
Bids be for the Posts
The Government the right to all bids regarded
Department accept such portion Of
bid less than Post that be deemed Of advantage to the
public Interest.
Proposals must be niorsed Proposals addressed the
uner whom application should be made for other Information
By order Of Brryct Major General RUFUS INGALLS,,
Colonel anu Assistant Quartermts General
H. n BAICHBLpER.
Major and OuArsrma.cT &. o. VI
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P1SSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM SAvANNAH-In steamship Rapiian June 26Mrs Wer-
ner Mad Grado H. Mrs g. w WaJwe and children,
Bnen " Cturla Rudolph Lucus w. X. Pills
bury g. Schg Wife children Parrish Geo Wgg and
Deyine Hartman, Mrs Lines and child Mrs Ashby, Miss
Ahby Mrs Osgood j. A. Mayer Mrs Bogg. Mrs A. Meredith
r. Fogarty stout Peter Poole ~ Cops Geo Clark Perry Williams,
Chls Burchar, Hm. sayer.'
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LAWYER I'm TROUBLE.

Splitter g. Lichtenstadt oil merchants in this
city, are defendants in the of Darlington and others
agt Splitter and Others in which the plaintiffs aege that
tina desudants obtained goods by fraudulent reDresona-
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- he received thi, oce until 2 o'clock SATURDAY Jgy
IS 1871 building One and Onea N story stone Lodge al tho
Culpeper Court House IVA NaiOnal Cemetery.
Separate bids building this Lodge Of brick ae invited
Sealed Proposals will also received at this ofce the time
f building Brick Wa aud Iron Raugs With one double ln
single Iron Gate aOuni the FredeEcksbag VA National ZEN
etc
Bidder. o the stone and Iron augs will he required
specify pce linear foot snl bid will be received a Jos
requirement The rubbish resulting nom the
walls foundation for the Lodge 10 be ro nom
OF each Cemetery the OF She surss
anniir.to1 4, tb, uuisr,,uol HENRY e.. HODGES.
Major and uuarteiIAastcf L. >, A.
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PRR DgrlRrxESr CRY oy SEw.ioSh, bySSsy 5, {
CoNErsrInIEs I29 aud l99 Mercer-st jane - iS,t
rryO MANUFACTURER AND DEAlEhf !

Il KFROSENR OIL GUNPOWDkR. Sc-tuiet we pollsE "a
the Act in relation to storage and keeping OF conoasuoe h.
~ fv of NewYok passed April % lo1l licenses are reqG
an parie. engaged in manufacture o. 'he s
"a r. Citv M Ns.York OF the following named sruc Ni
~ Kerosene Coal similar ol any Of tnaf pio
ducts Gunpowier BLASTING Powder Gun Cotton 1.
nn, gsfSy on or Compounds Fireworks Dc0natng "Sris'
ti.r Trains Percussion Caps Coloiiam, Nitrate OF S~a
Ni,r,te ~ silver Ether Phosphorus. and Matches - ,eh
Nas hereby given l Bureau now prepared 70 % ,
% s-i tst immediate Application for h usseal, a. A. ,s
- ~, s. v h- bold lhc all the penalties pese ~" wv
I Nv orIsr of te Boani OF Hre Colnssoners - ,,s cl
law ~ V'''' CuAS h. GlLDkliSLRBNB Chlei NeA.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Bonrd Of Assistant Aldermen.

UOBrd Of A--I-tnnt NThfrmrns
OFFICIAL. STATED SESSION June 2b l5l2 o'clock D. NJ
Iresent-JOhn Calvin esq, President, and Assistant
Aldermen Terence Duffy. Lysaght. U Brian. bDlns0n.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun r-s.... Sun Moon IS
Sandy Hook 2 Cows Isnd. 1903 Hell Gite. 45T
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60 Ubom II man Concern

INFORMATION WANTED of THOMAS
PRICE on OF Joph Prcle Manchester England, about yeas
ago is brass moer spinner By trade When last heard Of hs
abonts he was al work the NewJere Any Information VIII
b tbnkg received by his father JOSEPH PRICE henswsy Work
House Hospital New Bridgest, Manchester, England.
ITO ARCHITECTS.-Desig for q NEW
CAPITOL BUILDING for the Michigan will be received
the Board Of state Buling Comm oners at Lansing
until WEDNESDAY November 1871. at u O'Clock, noon
Information as to cement general character of the bulng
pgs for designs etc by addressing the Board at
Lansing ami after June IS. 90,
Designs addressed to Board Of State Bdliing
Lansing indord Designs for New CAPITOL"
The Board ght reject all the designs submitted
Z. o. GR0SVBNOR,) state
JAMES SHEARBR. : Building
lansing June 6, 1871. ALEX CHAPATOND Commissioner1
T,O MANUFACTURERS and EXPRESS COM
PANBSTh subscriber to build pst OF land 1rlS
Nos. 26J, West Twenty 6tth-st TO suit applicant
j. w. HAMRRSLEY, 255 Fifth-aye
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CORPORATION Aoiltes.

NOTICE of SALE of LANDS and TRNE-
~ MENTS for unpaid Assessments for streets avenues and PGt
openings, widenngs, and eItensionA
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dresses, 6ppe, Gases, &e.

WANTED-ByV yVANDERBURGH, WEILS& g.
w Co-SECOND-HAND CABINETS STANDS, CASES, ,CHAsBs,
their Press aud Plng Material depot P.a
aud Dutch .sts. New.YOrk Also, LARGE HANDPRKSsEs.
NVANTED-FOnt BOURGEOIS; also Nov
w ey Presses aud other secondhand Type snd Prsse4
vANDERBURGH, WELLS Co., 70 6utch-st Pulioo.
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Carpets, Bebbing, furniture, ST.
Chances for Business Hen.

AN INTERVIEW SOLICITED with RELl-
~ ABLR MAN wanting business (aHd other who ~l nVe.
80 O when fy assured invest that positive fortune can De
.rg boporabS seaared NJ q. JEPFERS Bleeckerst
UOR SALE-A COPPERAS MANUFACTURE
in New.York Cy nearly and ready of Imhelste u's'
oo'' @'''''' anu ~ " ~ COPPRRAs Newark, N. J.
HARDWARE.-A man of experience, with
Capital would engage In Satisfactory SSGons W nA"D
featuring Business. Give particulars n. a.. iiIo-n ~
THE INVESTMENT of $4,000 will insure
good and permanent position drsicSs religious Journal Ad
dress JOURNAL" Tribune OHce
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QulRrERsAsrEKs OFYC., L. = AMY.
PHILADELPHIA Penn June H. 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, vii

Major and Qaartermastsr q. .. \
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-26

- The ornamentaloake made
~ Mrs Hutehins, and rallied of
last Sunday evening at ne Usaint
Charles Coffee House, was 3 per-
feet beauty, and presented a mag
nifcent appearance. twas hand
somely decorated with very pretty
flowers. Mrs. H. deserves great
Crsdis for the taste she displayed
in decorating The cake It had
not been 1t The Coffee House. but
. short time before al tho chances
were taken. They went Ike ,'hot
cakes. and several persons who
came to take chances, were disap-
pointed. Don't be discouraged
gentlemen because you did not
have a showing, there win be a lar
ger and handsomer cake to rattle
ottatthe st Charles Coffee House
ct T o'clock, tomorrow evening, in
order that everybody may have an
opportunity Of trying their luck.
Capt. Han and Mr. Sweeney won
the cake. Try your luck again
gentlemen, it is said "'it is better
to be born lucky than rich, " and
you may win the NEXT cake ratified
Of. Whoever wins il must not for. |
get to send 3 good big piece to the
Echo Office.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-26

"And i, proceeded toe judge, it
meets With your appreciation, We
vill tEy to hang you next Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock. In the
meantime. try to make yourself as
comfortable as possible.
The stranger locked a little sad,
and the iodge asked him il he
wasn't satisfed-n there vas any
thing Re could do for him.
Judge, / hate 70 be particular
and fuRsy, said the stray gsr, but
hayin' The ager and fever, the chills
come on At 10 o'clock IN the morn
in, an Ct you could hare me
swung ofgbefore Eat I should feel
obliged"
sof oourse, /" Eaid the judge, Eve
always respect 8 pariy's feelings.
No trouble at all. Come round at
3 o'clock, and may be ven get
through before church time"
Sundsy morning. az 3 o'clock,
the stranger carne out Of The hotel
and proceeded 70 the grocery.
There he met . aepalation Of citi-
gems, one 81 whom threw . lariat
over the limb Of > tree, and, as
soon IS the stranger had taken q
chew Of tobacco and shaken hands
ill round, they hauled him up.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-26
CHARLES Ia.
Saturday, Aug. %, 1877.


OUR STREErs.-About a month
or six weeks ago, the contract for
repairing one of the principal
fhoroughfares in our yillags was
awarded TO Mr.. - Guillory. q
citizen Of the place. The work
was commenced, bat abandoned
before it was thoroughly repaired.
No doubt the contractor done all
that wss required Of him and
quit, but the street Is In woEBe
condition now than it was before
any labor was done upon it; and
the money expended for what Ia
Dor has been done Is tautamount
to throwing il into the fre o. the
lake.
The recent heavy rains having
formed . gully IN the middle Of the
street it win soon be impossible af-
ter 3 heavy rain. ira sufRcisncyCf
dit had been thrown up ID The cen
tre 81 the street to make It oval
Or high enough to turn of the wa
tor into the bitches pedestrians
would be able to perambnIate il
after a heavy rain. We would adj
wise night walkers to be very eau
tious how and where they place
their feet in traversing that street
Of 4 dark night, because there are
4 good many holes, holIowB, gups
and downs, az. init, and If i per
son is not extremely careful be may |
faii into one Of the holes and break |
HE neck, OF one Of his limbs.
An Tho streets should BE- repair
ed, bat If they are not any better
worked chan the one which Vas
commenced, It would be folly ii
the extreme p ezpend money for
such : purpose.
There are several stagnant pools
of water atauding in the bitches in
different parts Of the town which
ought to be flled up. The nox-
ious gapOr arising from such filthy
places IL apt to create sickness.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-26

B" We learn with pleasure, and
from veil authenticated source,
that shout three or four thousand
German immigrants contemplate
settling in our parish this fall.
The intelligent portion of our peo-
pie viii be highly gratifed to see
them, and we have no doubt will
render them all the assistance in
their pOWerinsecuring homesteads,
because they are an honest and
industrious class of people, and
will develop the resources of this
lovely, healthy, and beautiful por-
ton of Louisiana. There is ample
territory in Calcasieu parish to To-
cate at least forty thousand Ger
man families. -..
Strenuous efforts hsvebesn made
by spectators and unprinoipled
men to import the Chinese to this
State, to supply the places of the
negroes on plantations. We don't
want the rat-eating, filthy, mon
grel SET II this section Of the coun-
try, because they are an indolsnt
and triiing set, and would no. do |
on plantations as field hands, nor
arc they ct for house-serVants and
cooks, for tho reason that they are
too filthy. We do not know what
thsy are qualified for unless H. IL
to kin rats and eat them. Al fat
rat cooked in Chinese style they
consider q great delicacy. Their
dist Is rats and rice, but
presume they eat snakes, vermin,
vice versa. The very thought of
of one ofthoae dirty, sloYenly crea-
lures cooking for us almost makes
% throw up.
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told Is that there vas 40 danger,
and that he would be up ID > few
days, and be able to 90 back Q
WORK. We are happy to say that
he Is Commissioning.
For the life Of us we cannot con-
eeive why any quiet, peaceable and
inofFeneive citizen residing ID q
peace-loveing and lawabidingcum-
munity as this Is should be loaded
down with pistols and Bowie knives,
1t looks barbarous and inbuman
and there is no necessity in carry
ing firearms when there is not
the least danger of any one being
molested If a person conducts him-
self as a gentleman and attends to
his own business. IF a person ap-
prehends an attack from rufian
or laWieRs characters then he ia
justifable in carrying pistols or a
shot gun to protect himself, aout
we are happy to say that there are
no such outlaws in Lake Charles. |
About two years ago we publish
ed q paper in tho parish Of More
house. In our peregrinations a.
bout BasEop, the county sight Of
that parish, short time after our
we concluded to, drop in
1t the Courthouse and see what
vas going on thore. The District
Court was in session, and we had
not been there long before in stalk
ID beardless youth with his pants
stuck into his boots, and loaded
Town With ak shooters and an Ar,
KANSAS toothe-pick. The Judge
'yed him very closely, and finally he
'roke out. Young man, ia your
lie in danger, if not, why are you
oaded down With pistols and such
large knife ?" The youngstsrre-
lied that 'tno one had threatened
0 take his life, that he carried the
istols and knife because it was
aahionable." The judge gave him
seyere reprimanding, and some
wholesome advice, and the Young
ter "skeedaddled."
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-26

- Last Sunday evening an
accident occurred ia cur village
ct Mr. Florenville's store which
should be long remembered by
persons unaccustomed 10 handling
firearms. Two men, who have
been at work at Messrs. Norris q
Co.'S Saw Hill, on the Western
shore Of Lake Charles went to Dir.
F's, store with the view Of examin-
ing self-cocking four shooter
which he had Tor sale. He hand.
ed the pistol, one barrel Of which
had been loaded for over q year, to
Mr.. Charles Miles, the gentleman
who wished To purchase It, aud
while he was looking at It, 4 man
b the name Of Franklin Miller
was standing in front Of him, when
the pistol Weat Of and the bali
took effect below the right nipple.
Dr. Gray examined the wound and
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-26

B We sre passionately fond
of vocal and instrumental music
and it always affords us the great,
est pleasure to hear the violin when
well played, and also good singing.
but tho harsh and unearthly sounds
we heard q few nights since not
a thousand miles from our Office
was disgusting in the extreme. The
canine population also had grand
turn out, and fthe dismal howl they
set up is any criterion to Judge
from, there must have been 4
large number 81 81 sorts Of dogs.
Probably they we're holding q con-
veation, and the proceedings not
nesting with the appreciation Of
the disafccted came to tho con
elusion to smash up" the concern.
Political trickaters and unprinci-
pied ofRce-seekers pursue the same
course, and would resort % apy
means to get a fat Office, the ma
ierity Of whom are not as we'll auali-
fed to 6li the high positions to
which they arc elevated as one
half tho corn field negroes.
The dogs, assisted BY al the
cats in the whole neighborhood.
and also the midnight serenaders
made 8 hideous noise. All the
dogs howled; the cats squawled.
and after they concluded their con.
cert BY . general fight, the frogs
croaking; and the min
strels made 50 much racket they
act only kept quiet and peaceabIe
citizens awake oil night, but they
lwoke all Che infants within a half
nile, and they squalled until near /
y day light. For the Lord cake
gentlemen, don't 10 such horrible
singing any mora. because melody
ares about hearing such harsh
Nd diseoFdant sounds at the dead
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-26

hour of night. We would rather
hear al old bull below, bat evegy-
body ID their liking. IS the old
woman said when she kissed her
old COW.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-26
DPoWsED.-On TUESDAY ~

DRoWAED. On Tuesday last
while the schooner Eecy vas
moored 1T mr. Daes's Saw Mil, a
short distance below our village,
taking on lumber for Galveston,
the eQok, in drawing up d bucket
of water Zen overheard and was
6gpEEed
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-26

soeoIuanoe WlGn arlele l32 of tba
Constitution, and the cost Of -.
veY for the purpose Of div; aSs'
shall be borne b. the party purl
chasing. RuS'
10. Lots l6, 20, al & % q,
eleven, S. r.. 8 w. and lot 81 i n
eleven, S. Fl. 4 w. being part n
Spanish grant to the Deelonat
mily, situated and fronting on ss -
side of Lake Arthur. gneasnr;,. ~
bout Sc srpents 'front.' VI 81 u.
by 40 arpents ID depth, ard cor
tanning 2705 39T100 acres, asssss.
ed in the name Of Peregrino Av.1.
dano. Taxea, 106 S4rlOO.
30. One lot of ground sitnot.a
in the town of Lake Charles =.
ner Of Ryan and Iris streets MEAS ~.
uring 81 feet on Ryan street Il
66 2I3 feet an Iris street n:
tween parallel lnes-asssssed 4
James Bigford and estate ". q
Daniel. Taxes, So AZ. y
DO. The southwest fourth Il
y. Ef section IS 7. g s. Of r
eleven vest containing SO 94rl00
acres assessed to Joseph 9ibity
Taxes, SO 15I1OO.
SO. The lots 5 &c Of fractional
section Is and lot one of section
l9 township eleven s Of r. 8 Wssl
containing 223 84T100 acres. sS.
sessed to Emile Shouts.
Taxes, $I3 45Il00.
Go. Lots /, 2, 8 and 4 or ~
section is township eleven. s. d
r. 3lwest, containing 343 68l00
acres, assessed to II. Omer Stous
Taxes, $12 90 5A1O0.
2. The undivided half oflot5
of section 10, township 9S orr
10 west, containing A 40 loo
acres, assessed to Henry Chad.t
ford. Taxes, SIG 49IIoo.
s. Lot Is lin township eleven
s., Of =. vest 3 Spanish Grant d.
tuated on the west side Of tper1ei
tau river measuring 20 arponb 4
front on Lake Arthur by 40 AZ q q
penis in depth, containing GIT B.
acres, assessed to Mrs. Alexanda II
or Neuville Declopet.
Taxes, $29 39Eloo. "a
Taxes, 50 5oIloo nt
10. The southwest fourth u ri
southeast fourth section 30, aid al
N. WI Of N. Ell section 81 Tt 40 10
south Of range S west, containing II
40 acres S. w Of s. WI section is
rs T. 6S. Of r. 6 west, containing hr
10 25 loo acres, assessed to Bar. m ~.
ney III. Sears. Taxes, S18 81 loo ~
IL. The N. Ef Of S. WI ofsN. nai
tion Quo 7, eleven, south Of rang A
S west, containing 40 54Iloo & PFc
cres, assessed to Dupfe Leblanc 9 9ts
Taxes, IS 50 loo. be
10. The Bs an. WI Of SVI stg
section 81 township eleven south M ns'
IF range 8 west, containing about w6e
10 acres. Lots 8 & 16 & south h,
vest fourth OF north-#ost fourh emo
md northwest fourth Of south. aa 2S
Rest fourth section 90, TOWNSHIP tSg
,leVen south r. 9 west contains a
4bout 100 acres-one steam 81 onl,
Mill and personal property assess fho'
o James Madison Wells ! pap
Taxes, $3.50 is loo nv;
l3o. A tract fland situated 2 list !,
he west side of Calcasieu rl's scril
containing about 300 acres, IN g our
ion 3 & 4 township ten, soush. 0 S'T
B. 9 west, and in sections 50 NJ ,na
ownship 9 south Of range I'VE NM
icing in the western half o. Y sit XIV
Iondo Claim No Is 2 in the usu ;on,
{ Dempsy lies, said tract froDa9 res
n old River and assessed 70 !,
state Of Cyprien Verdun; :
Taxes, 81 98Iloo scrl
40. 81 81 northeast fcuTSti W.
ection SO rs 71oo acres, J. ,,aa,
outh Of range 4 vest, Rorta. vii