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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-30

sppes led to force not reason, and 10.
tensify the race issue. He would vote
TO uphold the dignity Of the govern.
ment aud the rights OF ,ts citizens, but
these laws did neither.
At the conclusion Of Black . address
johnson spoke in opposition to re-.
peal.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-30
Fiaa kmaking Tobacco.

Oxford Hash, Cornell Mixture
Yale Mixture, English Birds Eye
Psrique and OLD Rip, At
D EARHART's, Haley.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-30
THE LIE!
II was Passed In the House YESTERDAY

Tn. lie was passed at the opening
Of the session OF the House this morn.
ing between Morse. Mass, and Filth.
tan, Illinois. Morse in brief speech
attempted to Justify his course in
ilib"stering yesterday. He charged
Fithian With being SOL " responsible
for the refusal OF the House 10 permit
him to put in the Record newspaper
extracts attacking Pension Commits
sioner Lochren.
Fithian. replying, sid Morse bad
endeavored TO induce him, Fithiau,
to Withdraw his objection to the print
ing. by com,og TO him and intimatine
that h.. Morse. would. as . member
Vt the committee on buildings and
grounds, help FithiAn 10 get through
any public builting bill in which he
might be interested.
"Tha,'s absolutely false" shouted
Morse striding meoacingly toward
Fithian.
''lf the gentleman from Mas.a.
chusetts d. ni.s the state ment I have
proof hA, will satisfy aay member OF
the House; my colleague, Golds-ir.
heard tho conversation" retort-d
Fi,hiAn.
Morse backed against the rails. and
replied meekly that "what the gentle.
man says has . color Of truth (laugh.
ter) hut the construc.ion he places on
il is unqu<li6edly false"
"It the gentleman denies nv stste>
men.," yelled Fi,hian shaking his fist
anerily ut the Massachusetts man, "he
ia wilfully living himself"
Tho House was then in an uproar.
The speaker pounded vigorously Tor
order. declaring both out OF order.
This closed the incident.
Tho debate on the bill to repeal the
federal election laws WAS resumed.
General John G. Black of Illinois,
-x>commis.ioner Of pensions, spoke in
support Of tho bill. Il Was his maiden
speech in tho Houre. He wa. &C.
corded tho closest attention. He said
he would not discuss the question
from . constitutional point Of view,
hut would try to show his reasons for
fsvoring repeal. These laws were
enacted in 1865. TIE most that
could be said for them was that the,
were designed to operate under cir
oumstances which no longer exist
They we're following = fierce, demoral
ling struggle. The sy.t N was q
child of force. hatred and dread Of
men long arrsyed on sectional lines
against each other. Ii they ever
were efficient, their time is gone.
The thing needed now 10 the elev alton
Of the franchise. II men are no, e.,
TO exercise this right, they should be
deprived Of the privilege. He did
not mean ignorance OF hooks but OF
the genius OF American institution &,
Corrupt venal voters constitute /.
danger to the country. The election
laws do not meet and are not de-
signed to meet this cocd,tinn. Their
purpose WAS to elevate an unfortunate
race by supporting them with the
strong arm of tho government. They
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-30
4 BALKY HORSE.
How He Was Made IN 60 b. . VALLEY
COeoty Nan,

How He Was Made To Go By . VALE,
C0ssty HAN.
Tho devices for breaking horses il
the west surpass the genius expended
IN the fortunes Of the Spanish inquisi.
ton. sa.s the Valley County Gazette.
However. it is necessary to .adop,
these measures with many Of the
horses in order to make them sub
m,ssive. Rasty Mcneil had ono Of
them out the other day. The beas,
had . penchant for reclining in the
harness, . mos, annoying thing when
one is CITY m,les from Hinsdale and .
hundred miles from nowhere. Whrn
on bridge near town ,hi1 res,fully
inclined animal laid down and de-
cli"-d TO move, all percussion ina gin.
able being used to thu contrary.
Finally the horse was unhitched, a long
rope tied to his feet aud he was drawn
otf the bridge into ditch fully thirty
[est below. When hs stsu.k the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-30
LOCAL JOTTiNas.

AVCAA OUTLINED
Try Tracy's Corn Cure.
Job Printing Ut the TINES offioe.
Smoke Pezold.'s home made Cigar.
Take your prescriptions TO Tracy
PHARMACY.
Painting, psperinR, oa|cimi"ins
etc. First.olass work guaranteed.
e. A. BULL.
Shaving Is cents; clipping chill
dren's hair % oents-at Collins Barbtl
Shop. Haley.
Silver IN New York to-dav, ~
sens PR ounce for spot, and " TO,
50 dav delivery. Lead, - IS per lou
pounds.
Miss Arthur. daughter Of the late
Ok. President Arthur, 10 visiting III
Boise. She is . charming young lad y
who, since the death VI her father
hiss lived mostly with an aunt She
10 visiting with the family Of G. H
Jackson.
Governor Mcconnell has refused tt
attend tina Pan. American Bi-metal.it
Convention, to no held soon in s.
Louis, "s to appoint deI~x ates theset.
His r.ason is t at h~ believes the con,
veNtion would be sectional, and d,
more harm than good.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-30

Buv your spices and flavoring ex,
tracts st Tracy's.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09

At The time OF the revolution in
Hawaii. while annexation schemes
were rife. Truth took the position
that in view IT the fact that United
States marines we're landed, osten.
sibly 70 protsct Amcricn property.
hat really ~ give aid and encourage.
ment 10 tho rebel force made up
largely of Americans. annexation
would not only be unwise political
y, but would b. III apt Of outrage
ous robbery. We are pleased then
70 learn that President Cleveland
has turned his back Upon tie
graudsst scheme of srolistion and
robbery eyer concocted by Ameri-
can minds and has rcst0sed 10 the
natives Of Hawaii their Legitimate
government Spectators and po.
litical schemcrs may howl, - they
most assurslly will. but ell fair
minded psQple will rejoice that this
Infamous Transaction vill NOT dig
grace the pages Of American his
tory. We have territory enough
for Ill purposes. but should moro
be required IN The future let us- &C.
quire it By purchase. or conquest.
bot for hea ven's sake let 10 not
steal it-Baton Rouge Truth.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09
A Loa6oe.

6lncs ~ lrst intredle1iea, sE)setsie
Bittsrs Has galasd FspIdly = popilaE
favor, until now Il = elsaf1y h iAe lsad
among pure medicinal toaico and alter
atlves-cooEaAlng nothing which Pr
mits Ito ne . . beverage o. intoxicant,
Il q recogAl3e6 = ~ 6ooe - puf6oe
medicine for silmeats ol Sto0acA, Liver
or Kidneys. II win cure Sick HeodaeAe
Indigestion, Ceastipatios, ard drive
Malaria from the syseo0. 6atiGlactioa
guaranteed with each bottle q ~
m oaey win Be refunded. Price only
SOC. per bottle. Sold By ". C. Heints,
druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09
Town Council.
COUNCIL HALL,

COUNCIL HALL, /
Covlxorox, La, Dec. 5, 1898. !
sThs reSdlae uIpn6ly Amestino d
u Opuncil Vas hel& on the al i've
dhte. =
Present = Clay Elliott, Mayor
A. Frederick, Hardy H. Smith,
E. Reiling, L. Roubion, L. Wehrli,
IT., A. Labofde. 2y1eF = OF
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
II Was moved and seconded, that
the Ordinance permitting hogs to
roam the streets Of Coviugton be
repealed, ~ 60 into effect Monday,
Dec. IL, 1898. Carried.
On motion, the Marshal was in
structed to notify the Superintend-
emit Of the East Louisiana Railroad
to put In larger drain tiles opposite
Mr.. Seconds place, and to clean
out the cutters along the railroad
track.
It was moved aud seconded, that
the Marshal be instructed to open
ill the streets in the town Of Gov.
ington, after first giving notice Of
thirty days to the persons having
the same fenced In. to open them
themselves. Carried.
On motion Of Alderman Hardy
H. Smith, duly seconded, the fol.
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That the Town Coun.
oil OF Covingtou, La, will appro'
pirate the sum Of $3.50 90 to assist
in equipping . Hook and Ladder
Company, and in the purchase Of .
Baboock engine.
On motion, duly seconded, the
Council resolved itself into commit
tee Of the whole and authorizes
each member to solicit subscrip-
tons to aid in the above cause.
The following bills were then
read and approved;
Allen Upper, to IA pieces Of
sewer pipe, assorted sizes, 1912 80.
East Louisiana Railroad. freight
on two carloads Of sewer pipe,
$lS4 80.
To work on streets, to December 3:
Ottey April, ~ days work, 90 631<
Paul April, 81 days, - o.
Ed Crawford, alZ days, 81 10
p J Dulien, 23Z days hire Of cart,
mule and driver, ct - 50, e58 IL.
John RacoQuieu, ~ days, 81 Is
Ernest Marcelin, 3 days. - %
Jos. Lisberg, 4 day, % cts.
JDulion, a. days overseer, ~ 80
PJ Dulion, repairing four bridges
Is cts.
Total, sisl 0S
r. i. QQlioa. Marshal, to attend
ance ct Council meetings, Novsm.
Der and December, 81 90.
Total amount of bills approved,
$579 Is.
There being no further business,
the Council then adjouSnea.
CLAY ELLIOTT, Mayor.
w. G. KENNEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09
HORSES CAN COUNT,

A Russian physician has been
making some very interesting ex.
periments with ANIMALS 10 deter.
mine how Tar they can count He
says that dogs and cats can count
from elk to ten. bat that horses have
better sense Of numbers than any
other animal that he has experiment.
Cd with. In the village Of Pekos be
found Q horse which Wa usel
for blowing and which had aoquir-
Cd the habit Of counting The farrows
and stopping for q rest regularly At
the twelfth. So confident wac the
plowman OF the accuracy OF hts
lhorse's calculation that 1t the end
Of The day hs used 70 estimate The
amount Of tho work done. not BY
counting the burrows himself. bat
BY simply REMEMBERING the num-
Der OF times his horse had stopped
to rest. In another village the
doctor found Q horse which was
able 70 count the mile posts along
The way and which had been trained
by its master 10 stop for feed when
svvr they had covered twenty i've
vsrsta One day they tried the horse
over . road where three lalse mile
posts had been pat in between The
real ones. and. sure enough, The
hons. deceived By this trick. stopped
Tor bic oats ct the end OF the twsn-
y. I've posts instead Of going The
nsual twenty Ave vsrsts. The same
horse was aeoasloned 70 being I'D
Dvsry day At The stroke at soos-
The doctor observed that wbspsvsr
he clock struck any hour the horse
woald stop and prick mp bic ears -
Z ooautine. II be heard twelve hs /
would trot OF contsntsdly 10 be fed.
bot IL there were fewer strokes than |
'wslvs b woald 70 % working rel
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09
HOW no DISPOSE OF SPAR
ROWS.

A lIistissipri plantsr has die.
covered IN elective method ol
dealing With tbs Eoglish sparro~s.
Finding that their dep.edatiosa
On his cotton crop shrsaGssssd "a
b serioaa. b took soms wheat.
soaked it in swestensd whiskey.
and strsvd il along Tie rows. The
spaErows soon 1oand IL, aud in .
lsw minutss tbseo was . dEunksn
lot Of Esglsh sparrows in tbat
cotaoa patch. They rollsd sbeat
o. The ground falling On their
lbacks and kickiag their hesls IN
~ cir like . parcel Of drusk-
ard4, IL ~ while altering Tie
most eooieal sq1saka They did
sot have losg to squeak. howsvsr:
Tor the boys gathered then up
cod throw tbsm into bag& The
int day hey gsihsred two bsshsls
q ds0sksa spasrowa Three o.
loss daye laier this sxpseioeat
was ssPsa1sd With aloose sq1al
soeeos6, aod iron tine % iine
sinoA 1Asy oade exesl1eot pot
pis. bas tho sasvivoee have evi.
dsaaly cone 10 regard tbs plas-
eaeioo - hoodooed, 6oI nov very
~ co0s abost ik-PieayaaA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09

Dy vistas a a osdse oe sale non
~ Aoaesable lie aSoeesaid eoQss ~
% Ne directed. bsaEiae dAas lIeveabsz
IL 1865
] will proceed % ssll Il public auction
% Tun1DAY, Dsesnbes ~. looa. betweeo
legal aale Aoass. The following described
2yopesty. to-vjt;
I. Thirty shares q stock IN TIE Gov.
ingtoa aDd g. Tanmany Lad and In
pe0vensat Company.
:. IL soathWeoe quarter a sect3ou
=, 81 south half q noethWeet ouarter
- eeeopa -, township 6, range II
ooee, 0yoo0sAuDg Ujetxick,
.. Square No. COL In New CoyinGton.
:. Lots Noe. : and 5, IN square No. q,
Division Of 0pging, town of Covin3ton.
together with the impeove0ents tkere.
q.
5. Fractional No. Z, Division Of q.
John. town a Covingtoa, together with
tie tmpFove0e1ts tkereoo.
1os. ]. oan6 Z WIN b oc)d q The
laee Ios1de0ce a the deeoa0od, and Noo.
I and 8 win b sold o. Tie prenieoe.
Terms q sale, cash.
GEORGE ". MASON,
AdminiG11ato1.
CovinStoa, La, Nov. 10, lSsA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09

In he WOOL schedule The commit.
~ on ways and means showed
considerable political wisdom BY
Incorporating . provisios that wool
should 20 on tho frso list March 1.
bat The duties on woolsn goods and
clothing shoukl nse b RECESSED 40.
iii loar months later This win
enable The manufacturers TO- work
Of The wool oa which they paid .
duty. and which they may have on
hand 1t he time The new tariff lev
go~s into effect. aud thus prevent
them saasaininy any losA The ~
dwction Of The duties thessaors o.
clothing. blankets. carpets. etc.
viii Commences August I. and dur
ing Us nonths Of Aagust. 6sptso.
bse and October the masses Of tbs
people win have ample opportunity
70 appreciate tbs bsee6as q tariff
revision before Tho coneresuioaal
elssiion . hsA u Novsabsr. and
u ~ mistake soe thae slssaioo wi1l
rssult in . Democratic nejcsity -
i1g retained 70 ~ Heaae nash
lnqgse than Il now eoaGaina-Daily
0lalea
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09

There aro advoetiseneuts and
sdvoetiDowsote. The zen Who
vsots .. ID. ':Tsa lady typewriter
vsnAsa State wages. Addrsss.
etc.,. vosdsssd Why - never got
. rsspoasA His astoaishmsat
esased vbso - touud ~ intelli.
aent peiutee had - Tie ~ a lie
wosd ~vagss.s The reseoestion Of
~ nissisg lsessr PIT thisgs il quite
. di0sesot light and b was lairly
delsgsd viii applications next
day. Tie absecee q responses
doss ~ prove sdvsslisiag . iailars.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09
Land Once. New Osleaaa, Ia.
Novombog 8. lo9A

Notice h hereby givsa thas ~ lallev.
ing named seotleG Naa Aled no1ioo q HI
intsntjoQ = naho Anal prooe 81 0oppeel
a. his CLAIM, and that said peoo(
viii b 0ade before tAe e1es6 q
Ne distriet eousk e OovinGteo, Ia,
o. Tuesday, Dsosobse 10. lSo4 viz:
LEWIS TO0EY,
Who made ho0eataa4 eaegy IA, n ~
for the southwest Quastes q ~ seatAu
est quarter Of seeoioa -. toW1ahip 2,
south range Is sas4 g. Hsleaa 0eeSd3an.
He names Tie following vilnssses =
p:ove his continuous resideoee upoo
and eultivstioa u sid land. viz:
Thomas 6eniu, Archie Nlsain, Wulia0
T~naaay peEisA. e
q. Nod. D1UND1,
noll st Rrs,steF.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09

'sieSseJy: To isSiSsES - ~
Of striking twelve strokes q the
wrong time. yhersapoa The bos.s
started los 81 I'M in spite Of q
Ilact Mat be lad been ed N hol
|bel 5els Tho shows Inst . lita
|kn( plGDgs 10y y bad toe hoss
10 ksa sler -. = <
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09

3geayed before na. Ne usdmsie,ed
So1etoe - tbo R0aeo q Ne Uoeood Ward
9 eae 4astsA - ~ TAooany, La, b
]. 1seU1n. . yes61soe a he abov1
$4,000 - - PARISH: Oh
snAl ~ ~ 0esA HAs . Tenn
hsseA = - Stp.> 1aA -. Aheal
1Ao owner - I'D mare = hero.
y 1seAsd = pceve NJ property, pay
o1n9D0 - THE ~ ovuy MN
oA1loy 0ayD so0 ~ ~ hesoof q -
Win - I'D q pshlie ooeeioa . 800
x89DT00 Burma
Jasliee g ~ foaoo, oooonA Wara Rnr.
I'D e ~ TAn0aoy, Il.
HoVo0bog g. lu4o.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09
PROPOSED REDUCTION OF
THE SUGAR BOUNTY.

A feeling Of deepest disappoint'
meat has been caused to sugar
planters, BY The report Of Tie Way
and Means Committce.
While hoping that the faith Of The
nation wonld be kept, in . mainte.
nance Of the sugar bounty for the
time specified BY law, yet I'll thought
that Governmental necessity might
cause it, abrogatioo and The sub
stitutioa Of . duty instead. Had
such been the case, even . cent and
q half in lieu Of The toem:y two cents
per pound, they would have been
satisfied; but now, that sugar Il
proposed to b LETT On The free list
and the bounty gradually diminish
Cd, the future presents . gloomy
outlook indeed.
To pass the proposed tarin bin
win b . great injustice to sugar
and many other industries, and We
do not for . moment believe il ever
win become . law. II TIE House
posses Il. The Senate win defeat It.
Sugar Bowl.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09
raE HERNANDEZ CASE.
DECIDED m FAvoR or THE SECOND
WIFE.

The mo- l-talld0 hernandez
case ~ deGided LOT 1ay byJadgs
King IN the Civil Dbtrise Court
The case hes created Tie widest IN
terest In Tie city, and during The
txsal Tie court room Was crowded
with SPECTATOR eager 70 hear every
word a The testimony, much d
which was Ct tie racest character.
Each side was represented By
learned legal counsel. and IN ex-
citing battle was waged during TIE
trial. Judge King one week ago
passed upon one phase Of The case,
aud last Monday handed down Z
lengthy decision IN the case, cover
ing several pages Of type written
matter.
The argument made BY the op-
position to Nrs. Heroandes No. !
Of adultery d settled - follows
There i no prohibition in the Law
Of Louisiana against the marriage
Of . man divorced on the grounds
OF adultery With any woman except
his accomplice in adultery.
This b conclusive that the en-
dence did not demonstrate thai
Mn. Hernandex No. 2 WAS the &C
complete Of Mr.. Hernandez IN aduI'
terry, bringing on bis divorce suit
The New York marriage WAS de-
clared legal and valid.
The Judge said that . proper
feeling Of delicacy should have
prompted those interested to have
kept The history Of their family
buried In the musty records.
The court considered that 4rs.
Hsrnandez No. 2 il . legatee Of
elO, 900 and Ill The movables in The
residence except the family paint
ings.
The property in st. Tammany
Parish was also adjudged to be thai
q Mrs. Hernandez No. 2. Three
thousand dollars that Mr.. Herman
dee paid out In improvements, Mn.
Hernandes owes the community.
MIR. Hernandez claims for level
~ in her possession when married b
allowed, and for silverware pre-
scented to her husband.
Her claim, however, 70 81. 0oo
brought into the marriage was r.
jected.
Jndgement for Mrs. A. L. Her
nandez mo. p and sgaanst The
heirs Of Hernandez.
This decision meets with general
approval. bat particularly when tn
Judge took occasion to say that the
matter at issue should have been
settled out Of court, and should
never have been dragged bsSore the
public gaze. In this view the en-.
tire right-thinking portion Of the
people re-eeho the judges senti-
nent. Such exhibitions Of private
relations can accomplish no earthly
good.-Daily Item.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09

Eight cars loaded with human
hair arrived In Paris recently, con-
signed to dealers in that merchan-
disc. The hair came ftom India
and China, whence thousands Of
pounds are annually sent 70 Eng
land and France. This tramc, Q
foreign medical journal says, b the
cause Of the introduction Of many
diseases to Europe. The hair b
cut from persons altar death in
China, and although Il i disinfscted
upon arriving in France, II often
carries the germs Of disease. Asiatic
hair. owing part to il ooarseness,
can be purchased cheaply, II selling
often - low - . franc . kilogram.
The hair Of Europeans, however,
avesages about 100 francs for the
same amount.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09
O. IN 0siss,s. 4 /
a. - -

La q - Uow Os9eona, =. I
Qsk - 1oo2 7
Nesies u Aeesby eivsa ~ ~ NJ
|0iQg named selele9 - I'D loejoo ol
lbs 16eeoeion % make AL pee9f u oop.
Rpese 81 his claim. and thaS nd pseol
I'LL - made beGoso lie eleek q t6o H.
|E3st loart ~ Covinetoa. La. - 1Ues-
dAy. December IA l0oc. viz:
49, SAMUEL LEE,
Who nsds Homestead Enesy No. S5oat
fo1 The north hall u tho soaebeast qoas.
tee of section 2. soathvese Q0as6oe q
The northwest quarter end 1estbvest
quarter Of the soathvest Qoastse q -.
tioe & township s sostA nsee 10 easa
s. HelenA mesidinp.,sF ~ G.
He masses The lejl6vjoR vtlnsases =
prove his ooatinuoas soai1eooo -opoo
and ealeivatioa % said land. viz:
w. H. Lee. WiltiA0 Nsil, GoaRRo Coeo
and John Lee, an Of .. Th1nany pasisA
CHARLIE C. PALv1av,
no4 1t 1egistse.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09
DAVID ~. SHAH.
Land O0oe, New Orleans, Ia,
Nov. n. 1893.

A0W0 OW0os New O4Jo00o, La, [
Nov. q, 1888.
Notice u hereby given that the fol-
loving named settler hes Aled notice Of
hi inesatioa - make Aaal proof In
support ofhis elain. and that aid proof
Win b made before The Clerk u Tie
Distsiee Cont q OoviDgtoo, La, On
Thussday. Jaa. Z. lool. viz:
WESLEY TAYLOR,
Who made homestead entry No. 10. 81.
tog he east half q he nossAvsst qua-.
tes. and The Vest half a The sout6wesl
quarter ef section q. township 8, south
mage II easA g He.eoA Deeidiao.
he names The following witnesses 70
prove his centinuous yosidsace upon
and cultivation Of said Lard vis:.
@ REVERE. D n Sharp. NakhaI Whit.
nsy and walter TsyIos. I'll Of q Tam.
many parish. Il.
no06 6 0Do. Ned. Dnuu1Y, ReGisssr
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09
New Advertisements.
NOTICE.


IUtSou o. Ots IN 000yV
Covisq1oa. Ia. Dec. 4. 1919.
Having qualified - Sheriff and Ex-
Omcio Tax Collector, al pessons OWE
ing property In this parish are hereby
notified that the taxes for l0oo aEe d.
and eligible, aad that I - prepared 10
receive the same.
JOHN ]. OTROBLE,
Sheriff and Ex-O0cio Tax Collector,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09

Lad Oaloo, New Orleans. L..
1ev.aA lssa {
Notice u hereby eivsa that - n110
ing named seetlee has Aled noe3od
a6eatioa 70 make laAl proof n sup.
port Of his elain. and tAee saia proof
viii b made before he clerk Of he
discreet eosSt, q OoviAgtoo. La. %
Wednesday. January 10. looA Viz:
DAVID N. LLOYD.
Who nale ho9 sseead eaesles Nos.
ellO aad 1S.o0l, :se Ne 80 half q
The nosthsaseq quarter q sestiso ~ aad
he so1thsase qaastsR q Ne southeast
qlaytss ef ssssiea ., township & sssth
iaa6e 10 oAsk u, Nime a9t26n.
He names the following vitoasses -
prove his eeattnuous sSsidsass spec
and eultivstioo q snid lad, Viz:
Clifton BuEDs, Niltoa 0aS1aI Rssseoo
BuSas and Thomas Bans, III ei'0A
Tamnany Parish. La
de9 q @. Ned. DuuMDx, 11gisess.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09

The Ssats Of Louisiana, Parish ef ~
Tammany-6ixteeath JadieiAl ME.
tItct Court
I hereby certify that On the 97sA
DAY Of Nevamess. 4. b. iS3A he fol-
lowing named juroes were dravD
BY the Jury Commissioness, % serve ios
the Arst week Of the January term q The
Sixteenth judicial District Court for
the Parish Of g. TAmmaay, H.. to
commences Monday. January d 1854:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-09

Land Omco, New Orleans, LA.,0
Novsnber -, l6oA
Notice u hereby glvsh tAat IL 1ol-
lowing named settleI he's 1led notice a
his intention to make lnal proof n sup-
port Of his claim, and that sajd prool
WIN be made before the Unleed Staooo
Commissions, ct CovinSt0n. La, -
Saturday, January 9, 1904, vis:
CHARLES Fl. HEINTZ,
Who made honsslead ealxy Na. oLeo7
for the southwest fkaetieoa1 qaagtse e
section 9, township 9. south yanee n
sask q. Heleaa 06Ridiao.
He names Tie followlng Witnesses -
prove his continuous yeoinence up0o
and cultivation a aaid Land, viz:
Adolph Frederick, Geo Oook. y y
Joufda1 and Charles 0eeoa, all q O.
Tammanv Parish, L..
Ao15 6 g Med DaUmx. RaR1Gaoe