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sllerltB's sale.


Twelfth Judicial Distgi { Cont, Parish of Caiea-
Eieu, State Of LOIislnna.-A0 1885
Il. L. COLE vs. w. AZ. T0MPEINS.
IOY VIRTUE Of q visit Of dsfi faeias. Issued
IL and 10 Iue directed Sy the h0nsTnbls court
aforesaid, have sriss aud VIII oder for sale Al
public Suction. % thu last aud hiRhest bidder,
with the benelt Of aliPraisenpuHt, 81 the steaBi
naDntaetorS building occupied and operated BY
the said w. h IpHipklnB. an sEest SIDE Or Ry
,.traet, near PithSn C0ulee, Id the town gf Lake
Charles, Cnloasieu parish La, on ..
'@sslsaGdss9. SsSvesEalsar IS, AsDS.
between legal hours, the following described
Property fOwiE n.
One Bailrr aud walls.
One Angine aud fxtHVes
Que Sticking ALachine. ..
One Rip-Sa2 Maeh.neg
tine Emery hachine
One ahappr.
One Scroll Saw,
One M0rtising Machine.
One Panel Raissr.
Qprlot Of Pnllsys Bhafting, and Belts therstS
belonging.
TeEms Cash on day Of aale.
DAVID ] REID,
Sheriff Of o alGasisu Parrish. "a.
Sheriffa 0ii0e, Lake CHARLES Ia Nov. LIST 1898
Geo. a Il. u. Wells, Eags., Att s. for Pl' Z Us
ags1f
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AMa,eeAnl0aa &c.

T3UR5DANT 70 an order Of the Hon 4 A.
~ KgHfaet Judge ~ iWelfth judicial Dia.
tgiet Court ~ galaasiQp Parrish, Ia. paaaaiaud!
Ing me re alniulytf8tQf ~ aell ~ plbiia t9H,
sfter legal advertisement ID aay dehfa Rli rh0
pTpperty ~ The astats ~ Wn cnFleg ieasi1
and pafsliaRt 70 4 coEnHiisaian issued ant III tha
clerk oihle - NO 4 nealoi beth dated Oh Slst
1883, sill oicI At puilic aaie 1t The assIr onse
door, IL LsAko i;hasles La. I'D
s'sswselEaS. MRsaaaaSsRs,s HeAh. RMMR.
The ieilaming ptplefty n asia 8ue0esai0n hfN3l
HA4t osFtald 10 81 ground aitnasad II 3.aAa
ghssiee k.a letNean BIO u anl division II fsll,
kH0ifH 80 The lnst resilinneo VI Dies 6ea hsfinE
4rsaf u 8k iosf az vest gale 81 Rlil0 sIcss u
Depth sRstReet Razaliel liaao beck Neua sfl b
~ iset egnpacd nogth W. pfopaEtF 81 bQhnFt
KING Aud south Ag th&f gs tias. ssA, ~.
ahelsss. Ala. sdpsley aGiieles u sasTsAia prqp.
aitFl
IaIni-Cash &C. IuHfEF Adair.
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GApFARN.

"A ltL PERSONS are heteby csattoss6 s.a 4
< ~ nattiled gat % ipnehsse, n0r f afg
9lseg way 9ean're owneiship 81 apy - al 81
tHsl3y7nine ~ pFgnissoff nairs azei ~
Dg me qH qr abpat Hafeh ~. Lsia 0at4bl-
4, sss effisE 81 AArs lneafi II tiiis (siessi, !.
tiyaly M Npssnib II TIT. Ist Wi f,9 fs n VA
Gay ~ saeh nionih iheFeals n. ile iasf s1.
being faBle Aafcb ~ 1906 Faeh n ssid
piiiea 2 ios4he lripeip4i sam % 4l3s 81
etpi fnH one PAYABLE Safaptarr7 ls siA.b
Z tqr fee principal sum al 4l50lb n.
is patlle nulitr aaa rail8a beanae ias
said natrs Asst ritsn
lake thariea, VI. OF Is s
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ERRGa psaBqDVV apF a-aaE W0ERa.pl
TWeasgssSeaassSi aannml FuHr Of
SELLS asFsssazs ~ RsmoFznBssB
WJgISstssH ps1RssVVg

u
SELLS aRrsls asss. ~ RsmaE-AMDssa
NImSssssf sshssNVH.
On Friday, Nuv "a the famous Sells Bros,
viii visit Lake Charles with their eRtir'
eolnssai unity of Circnses, nenageri..i sAiOuf-
ish Caravan and Sp-etaculnr Pilgrimage to
Mecta, Regal r man HippUtir me. 0iympiau
Elevated Stages. Trppse4l Aquarium, AWAY.
Royal Japanese Troupe. Arabian Nights
I'm eertalRmrnr aud splendid Free Street
Parade. Had not Adam E0r-pangh made
his fiRsl exit from hoFtaliIyls great aTrna,
presumably 10 manage - galaxy of staHs''
els where, he would b.. forced to eoDcedt
that Sells Brothers now have essentially the
Greatest Shnw an Earth. and the only legiti-
mate ons Of its kind left. "A menagprie which
inelR1ea amOng mHny rare wild beasts the
only pair & fun grown giant HippapOtami,
worth S1o0.0gO. Is something DO b1ast OF
| Other notable eXclu siFe textures are a most
singular ElairlrHs Hssrse, Uhnls q OK Of
stately 0stfiehes and the tiniest n ui
cattle fvef knnwn -Verit4thlr mites from
elidOm. The grog,am Of Hippn1H9ae racEi
1 q npon truly imperial scale. and iniFoilu zee
the greatest drivers, fidrFs aud athletes ol
roth REsxrs, inc udinE an astonishing atfGnp'
~ Btfbef Hnd Bestsuin gymaasss The
HcW iy.deyisrd sprrtacle 8fthe PilgfssbsiEB +,
Mecca viii shtrBdnep snsity eh, sslsssi IN aB'I
romaatle novelties. Excursions ~ all nail
lnoads, Remember the atlmissi0p reduced
"a a1e epfs
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sisu. State Of Lonisiana.-1No s03s,
CHRISTIAN BRAAiAiIaR NJ. aTTOLUTKRE.
IsY ViBTtE Of 4 writ ~ ssisHFe and sale. is
ID sued. aud 70 ne directed By the honorable
court Aforesaid IN the above numbered and emit
tied suit, i have seized and will offer for sale,
without the bensit Of appra6seRient, ~ the court
19nse deoroi this parish, in the town Of Lake
ssaaaaBrtlAs, aBecemabeF Esb Ia AslagS
between legal hours the following described real
properly, situated in the parishVf caleRSieu. IN
the ate Of Louisiana, taIWits
The esst fifteen acres Of Land OF from tho north
east quarter OF the northeast quarter Of section
ghiftJ three, In E0WnshiP Nine, south Of Range
Eight west L0aisiana Meridian commencing At
the northeast corner OF said nOffheaBt qnErtsr OF
the northeast quarter Of said section thenge run.
ming Oath 1920 feset thence west as feet. thence
north 1890 feet, aud thence cast a95 feet 10 the
PglBt Of commencement, together with all in,
Rr9vemeate. rights, ways, and privileges to thu
same belonging. or ID amy way nppeftaining
Ssized under said writ
TeTms--Cash On day Of sale.
DAVID .. REID,
Sheriff Of CaloaAisn Parish "a.
sheriifs Ofi0e Lake Charles, u Nov. IN 1898
Geo IL a u. u. Wells, Esqs,, AIT S. for PiH
3I.tds
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hIleriN.,. sc.
Twelfth judicial District Cslirt, Parish Of Calea
sieu, State Of louisiana. No. iasT,


Twelfth judicial District Cairt, Parish Of Calea.
sisn, State Of Louisiana. lg5T,
DEReUEE & ANDRUs - +. HUBER BRO.
LlY VIRTUE Of q writ Of Ileri faeias issued
IL and tome directed By the honorable eOart
Aforesaid. EhaFe sriHea and will cisr ior sale Al
lglblic aneti8n. 10 ths last aad highest bidder,
With tbs bepslt Of appTaisemsnt, al the OOuri
hosls,' de9s " iAik paiksh, ID the town VI Lake
ClRaFlesi LQuisiata en-
sEhhssrsisag. asecesniSas' 8Dsl, As9S,
bstWesn legal hours, the fol owing described
.pE0peFts toWit.
Nlnety-thrse 1891 saeka Of Rice marked v. II.
Thirty 1901 aaeka Of Rice, mRrked J.S.
sacks Of Rioe.
'Seised uudsr said writ.
TeEns-cash.
DAVID J.REID,
-. Sheriff Of Caleasisn Parish La.
Sheriff Othee, Lake Charles La Nov. 10th, 1893
"A. n. PnjO, ATTORNEY for RlaintiG,
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sherla,Is aSnie.
Twelfth Judicial DiatFi I CDurs Parish Of Cals
sieu, State Of touislana.- NJ $500.
WILLIAM w. HEAsD, AUuIt0R, gs. C. P
HAMPTON. Et AL

sieu, STATE 81 l.onislAna.- = No. aeo9.
WILLIAM w. HEAeD AUDIt0R, Fs. C. p.
HAMPTON, ut AL
TpY VIRTUE of q writ III hefi faelas. issued
- and 70 lue directed, BY the honefable court
aforesaid. have ssi4ed Aiil will aiipr ir ,,als q
public auction, ~ the last and highest bidder,
Hilh the benefit Fl Rslpraisom ~, At the court
1ense dpOrOf Galoasisu Parrish q tho city Of Lake
DhaFies, la,i on
Nsiakea s,sAAa. aAssssFEaa sssE fBStas q Asfe9
between loyal h0aEs the fol nNing desFf bad prop
erty aitnatsd ~ ths Parrish of .sieassen susie 4
Louisiana Ard dasefibed IS follsEss issiti Lots
fEB ana kiEllti ii tha west half = l'ss nofihi
eAal ssstsfler and / he east halt NJ ea sgasf9ssl
qnai9ergf Seeiipn Sixteen. Township n slia, aoulh
81 ksnge Twelve Vest eonLAihing lao npres
Tae aApye desoFiBWi la1d will he .aald aahioot
10 -, ifagr " wa 90 With eight gser osnt ,ler
sst per A1Dnn irbnl Mag llth, lues, aBiil pad.
taized nuder said writ
TeEIas--Cash.
DAVID D REID
Sheriff Of Calglalen Parish, I.n
Sheriff 0flce, Lake EnaIles VI Nov ist l6B8
a. III Miller Esa, Az for Flaintia
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aheriGl's aale.

Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish Of Calea-
sisu State Of Louisiana. No 1916.
AURKLINE TRAH0N, Rt Ais,
W..
FELIX K. WELSH.
10y VIRTUE Of o writ Of defi faciaH Issued
ID and 10 me diTeUtHd By the hsiiorablP court
fQfesaid, have srized aud syill 0fisF for ale at
public auction 20 the last And highest bidder,
with the beaelf Of appFaisenisnt ~ the cenrt
hOusetio0r n The city VI Laks Cherries, La, an
@sasWB& aya AbaGs.anhasssT o a.. aNass.
between legal hoa,a the iollaRiRg described
properly. sitliatsa IN the town 81 welsh, Parish
ef Calcasisn stats Of L0nieianai aad described as
fellows. t0wit:
zee Number Three tg aud siz 90, Of Block
Nzunber Seventeen tl7).
Seized aniiBr SKID writ.
Herma-rCash.
DAVID }. REID,
Sheriff 81 Caleasien Patish IA.
Sheriff Ohice, Lake Charles, La. Nay lat 1893,
p. BsGorhaln Esq., Atty lor Plalntid
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AaaTHHR frighsfnl cansualty hap.
peDea 81 Spanish port on The bay oi
Biscay called Santandsr through which
npwasds u me thousand lives were lost
a0d vasllg more rendered homelsss
Tie fas.e ars ii brief that Tie steam
nhip Cebo AieehiicachO was # the qney
tdiscisasging beg cargo, when shs caDgn,
IRE ID the hold ahlch steadily spread
Az spite III aiI ilisteaarts cf tlas crew N
Rublne IL. among sbe msFchandiss
with which The ship was ioadpd war
hnawn 10 b. 20 eaoea q dsnamil..
which Ras pEssmssslg renaaEed md hut
conn afatively lstfle damage wgnld hAyp
bssn done and 10 lives lost but far ths-
fact that instead 81 40 eaaea there EsEe
coo casasof this noat terrific q ~
explosives, dynamite, fbe As9 having
bsen billed A. eSslinaFg meselandisa bs
The eensiguors II order 70 save paying
she raae ehareei far extra iiazardona
nFtialas. Wien f became ssidens Aha
tlse gsip must burn slae cables wars out
augi sng sesrlAd 10 how har out inip
the apsp Ratsr sway iFem uil Other
c6uustblsa Aflet processing onlsI
Geat lsnm she wharf lhe tessihis
aasen toah plaoa Whiah dssnc3sa
aSsssshiag b ss ieiaity iaeluang 3
l upmhes q hnman hssne fhe
eatEal nemhes g Nhisl eaa oplg q
insisted lsaA ia hlhisian j
aialig Ep Rp Nv aelsafa
fhsu u afs pnd mlliom e VI q
"a pFape1f1 as Destroyed - 3 monesi
aaanos ispaasa NJ asradss nnl
aaiiesn sasir ioy ogsr ths
als . ~ aieeligp Io g. spfs .
rss bsFee eie hn 3 viii seEyeit
m iis iup a'a mecliihs ihai
Araflg si saaf
IS eeals s thf
1 90 nilfE aa
iie1sui
- seeih i
tAf
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0RRIsTLAN BRAAlALRR N. -oTTOLUTKI

Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish Of Cals
5isu. Slate Of Lonisiana.-.Ho. sO3s,
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lake GJRz AEsnsEaN, Ia.
..sTnAY. NOV II, lsss'
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Twelfth Judicial Distti { Court Parish of Caioa
sieu, Stale Of Louisiana No 1855.
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i can and will cell cheaper than any other hons
IN the city. Giye mea sall
as-tf ID. BLOCH.
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i Pr
be IN
AAtAN
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Til
likh
anes
(9rtEJI
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Twelfth Judicial District C0urt Parish Of Calea
sisU, stste OF L1aisiana.--6O. 11so.
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IN GLASS.


That's the way Or. Pierco's
Pleasant Pellets come. And
it's d more important point
than you think. 1t keeps
them always fresh and reli-
able, unlike tho ordinary
pills in cheap wooden or
pasteboard boxes.
They're put up in a better
way, and they act in a better -,
way, than the huge, old fashees
toned pills. No gripping, mere
violence, no reaction afte
ward that sometimes leav.N 1
you worse off than befor
In that way, they cure Pc iss
nloneutly. Sick Eeadach
Bilious Headache, Constipiedo
ton, Indigestion, Bilious As, il
tacks, and oil derangemsrlccis
NJ the liver stomach. aIlpnr
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was a superb discourse and greatly

1t was superb discourse ana greatly s
mired. -M.
Monday was made notable by an add
by Rev. Dr. w. d. Powell, the fang
Baptist missionary to Mexico. 1t was
most instructive revelation OF native Ii
religious conditions and missionary endea
ors in the land Of the ancient Aztecs.
Monday night there was a free platform
with splendid addresses from local ceiel.
ties and visitors from north and south.
own inimitable and eloquent DIR. } Will 5
Jones is popularity credited with hhvs
captured the multitude in Il fashion to M
them his devoted friends for all time:
Tuesday was to have been press Dc
with the acute accent upon an add
from the versatile and accomplished Gi
way Hartridge. of the Savannah Press,
by the fault of the locomotive or some o
mishap to the motive power OF the
road, Gazaway and his "Girl OF the Peril
came to full stop somewhere short
Albany and the chatauquans were deep
disappointed. Chancellor Sims lectured
night on the philosophers Stone al
made everybody believe he had the grit
his gizzard if he would only apply it in Il
higher and sublimer duties of life.
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SMALL AT CHAUTAUOUA.
The Atlanta Orator Receives an Ovation.
VIII Graves Get There?

Albany, Ga, April 6.--(Special. TO
day has been educational day at the Geor-
gia chautauqua and has ended i'll mag
nificent success. The event of the day s
exercises was the lecture this afternoon By
Rev. Sam w. Small, of Atlanta, on the
subject of us Our Civilization Failure!'
With the possible exception of the opening
exercises Mr. Small spoke to the largest
audience that has yet greeted a chautauqna
orator People came hero from all over
southwest Georgia to hear him speak and
those coming were not disappointed. In
the delivery of his lecture Mr.. Small oc-
cupied an hour and fifty minutes, II period
of time no other chautauqua orator had
ever consumed and yet held the closest at
tcntion of the great audience from begin
ming to end Notwithstanding the great
reputation he has made in other fields rs
an orator, the great expectations of the
people who heard him for the frsx led
today were surprised and Sam Small Z Mo
in their estimation as one of the 8 '@t%ol
living orators. In his lecture Mr. d.
answered the Interrogation of his lay
with glorious tribute to America Is
institutions, which he said would W.
greater as the years rolled on. BlUGrct
warned the people against forgetting .Ais
"'rhis is Christian country sadfst n
Small, discovered in the proyidcnP'ebr'
God by a Christian discoverer to be
a haven of liberty for the oppressed q Ia
lands God has been with its peoplegs
all their struggles, but when they tinue
to forget Him destruction as Il nation Vninet
follow and like ancient Babylon )arts
Nineva, the generations Of the future w2 cil
see in the uncovered relics of our toIpea'
greatness the lesson of our forgctfuln'u''
of the Creator "
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COMMON SCH OtSs COMMON People
An Intervening and In, ructive Lecture by DR.
Candler-W ork tba Cbautauoua.

ture of Dr VA CandIer atp" his
morning on the subject, "Ctnnnn Srhnols and
the Common People" was "a "f The nlnsIrr
pieces of the assembly. The ertmrc wos nm
earnest argument in favor Of otter common
school system and the concentfti0n Of The
agricultural element Of pSh1ln+ion in
farm villages 1t is the dearth of i,trrctunl
advantages which, the speaker SAID, X driving
the youth Of the country to the clos ne
said that Georgia, with its $463, UOONl0 If
taxable property, could well afford an i,nunI
Appropriation Of $1,O0O,NU for public Sch,ols
lie said that ignorance and vice were the tvo
great dangers that were most to be feared
and that they could only be guarded against
by more schools better teachers getting bet
ties He SAID that there was no use in trying
to get around the education of the negro for
If we did not do SO, SOMEBODY else would,
and illustrated his point with the story of the
freshman who, While trying to freeze his
''baSte" of dog, got frozri. himself The
lecture abounded in logic, wit and pathos ana
made Il deep impression on the .arge audience
who heard it.
Al haf-past 10 O'Clock this morning Super
intpndant :. ID. BradWell occupied the chau-
tauqua platform in an able lecture to the
teachers.
Colonel Francis w. Palmer OF Chicago
Iectured this afternoon. He is of the fore
most educators of the country and has con-
tributed largely to the institute.
What Is Going On.
This session of the chautauqua began on
Sunday with a sermon by the distinguished
Chancellor Sims, of the Syracuse university
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VIII Watson Run for Governor

Hon. Elem duBignon believes Tom Wat
son to be coming candidate for governor:
He said today he did not believe the third
narty was dead by any means and he thinks
the democrats in Georgia will have TO whip
out the populsts a second time. From
watching straws," he said, 81 am inclined to
believe Watson will be put out as gubeer-
candidacy will probably be the result of
existing conditions and he will at least make
the race q lively one"
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after a conference with the bank officials
decided not to push the states claim then.
but to give the bank an opportunity to reor-
game. The bankers promised to pay the
state promptly upon reorganization if not
embarrassed in their efforts. The states
officers took steps to protect the state but
did not Let it get out
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Recovered $4,000.

A telegram was received Wednesday from
Americas stating that $4,000 had been
shipped by the express company to Colonel
Bob Hardeman. treasurer.
This is the sum of money which the state
had on deposit in Americas when the bank
suspended there late last year
Colonel Hardeman and Attorney General
Toe Terrell went down to Americas and
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CALLED BY MRS. SHELLEY. II
The Woman's Christian Temperance UTson
of Georgia to Meet.

Mrs. Sibley has issued the following
call for the state convention OF the No-
mans Christian Temperance Union OF
Georgia:
The eleventh annual state convention OF
the Woman'S Christian Temperance l1lon
of Georgia will be he'd in the city or Macon
April 25th to 10Th. Every union is urged to
send n fun delegation. All unions that have
ever been organized in the state, whether ac-
tive now or not are earnestly requested to
h, represented. Fraternal delegates from
other women's temperance organizations are
who has the cause sufficiently at heart 10
come and strengthen us with her presence
and unite with us III prayer Tor dellVefalce
from the evils Of intempcrance representa-
tiyeS from the church. missionary ana (hrlS
tian Endeavor societies. ana from the hing
daughters, are also cordially invited.
Entertainment will be furnished ny the
hospitable people Of Macon. Railroad rates
will be reduced to c-thirt! on return tlck
cts, if there are 100 delegates in attcndancc
ask for railroad certificates when r,eavlng
their homes, and route at Ats ~ Al
bany and Jcsup Full fare mustig In,Taid
when going The secretary at the ooln
ouested to wear the white ribbon
may be identified upon arrival.
Uuested to send in their nan @}cVt
possible 10 M's' .ioste
Of 'cnr'ttct,rtaTnhrvtsses> s.Aa.
MRS. WALTER b. N, n,
MISS NJ. II. STOKES,
Corresponding S. 80
MISS ENIAfIE STEWANr, .lsts'
Recording Secfpnry.
MRS. c. H. SMITH, Treasurer,
n bah state papers are requested to
COPY as early as possible
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Mention The Constitution.

~ was =
diSaSter
men We
water now
lie had burs'
u caye-in +,
|. About eli.
in this mine
report Of the
i less than III
he We're hurI'
n. Among t
| dee, one of
If descendin.
= barely anne.
ed forward
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bowels are prevented, relieved, and cured. ier
they're tiny, sugar coated granules, TO
compound of refined and concentrated vef
table extracts-the smallest in size, the 81
est to take, and the cheapest pill you 4on,
buy. for they're guaranteed to give satiscc or
ton, or your money is returned. You S of
only for the oood you get rcd
There's nothing likely to be "juss as gooc IT,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-20
Still a Mystery.

1t will be remembered that sew
eral days ago a man was taken
from the Kampmann residence by
the mounted officers, to the police
station, and it was learned that he
was paralyzed in his right side and
head. He was taken to the hos
pital,where he has since been cared
for. DIR. Menger, the city physi-
clan, stated this morning that he
has not yet been able to ascertain
who the suffering man is. He eats
his meals and sleeps at the hos
pital, but is away during the day
and can't be kept in custody. A
charge of lunacy will be made
against him, as he is evidently in
sane, as we'll as very i'll.
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TO OPEN THE AVENUE.
Citizens Trying to Secure a Lovely
Riverside Drive.

\ strong petition is being cir
culated which will be presented
to the city council asking for the
opening of avenue b all the way
from its present northern termin-
Gus to the head of the San AntO-
Mo river. 1t will be presented
and supported by Alderman HGf-
ling as a large number of people
desire to see a river drive all along
the river track to its head. There
is an old spanish law of "Usa Com
muna" giving the public the right
to a road forty Varas wide on East
side of the river and it was sub
ject to this law that all OF the old
spanish land grants were made
of land along the river. Most of
these old grants were destroyed
by the fire that burned the court
house here many years ago,
together with records of
them, but it is said that
some of them are still in existence
and that they can show that the
river and its banks We're reserved
for the public and that none of the
property holders who have proper
ty adjacent to the river own it or
any land closer to it than forty
varas. But if it was attempted to
recover all the property in the city
along the river for the use of the
public which has been gObbled up
in years gone by and now claimed
by many wealthy people, the city
would have a healthy sized lawsuit.
1t is believed the opening of Ave
nue. b to the head of the river can
be obtained, however, without
great deal of difficulty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-20
The New Mounted Man.

Last evening after Officer Schu-
macher rendered his resignation,
Captain Druse sent word to J. 5.
Coy, ordering him to report for
duty this morning with his horse.
Mr.. Coy did as requested, and after
being sworn into office by City
Clerk Ramsay, took his place as a
mounted officer to succeed Anton
Schumacher. This is good selec-
ton that the city marshal has
made