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The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LAxp orrrcn AT LAs.s. coro.

LAND oFFTcE AT LAs.R. Colo.
March =, I-sd- !
COMPLAINT having beeu entered at this Office
" by William $. Coates, Douglas county. Col
orsdo. against Frederick TIf<en. for failure TO
comply with Law to Timh-sr-i' 'ulturr entry No.
ess dated Pueblo. Colorado, May & ISss, upon
the northeast quarter OF section =, township =
south. Of range ~ west in Pro~ers county. Cob
orndo, with a view to the cancellation OF said
entry; contestant alleging that the ssid Frcsier-
ick Tf.yrn since the expiration OF the ffth year
of his said eatry, has wholly failed to comply
with ans of the requirements OF the t1mbrrcoi-
tnre Law. That he has wholly failed both in
person and by agent to protect. bresk. plo~ or
cultivate any portion of said tract, or to plant
and cultivate To trees. trec-sesds. nuts cut
tinxs or TO eroI< OF other~ise, any portion Of
said tract, to encourage the growth oftim b.r
thereon during said period, and said default en-
lists up To the present time. and said trart il
practically raw. unimproyed prairie land. the
said parties arc hereby summoned to appear at
this office tho end day Of May, I-ez at 3
O'Clock. a. m. to respo<ld and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure,
aprsmAy6 &C. GooDALE, Receiver.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LAND OFFICE At Ltxss. CoIo.

LAND OFyTcK AT LAMAR. CoLo.
March -. lssS. I
COMPLAINT having been entered at this office
u by William 5. Coates, Douglas County,
Colorado, against Dayton Z Knox. for failure
No 4avo dated Lamar. Colorado, December I,
issg upon the northeast quarter of section IL.
township -. south of range " west, in Prowers
County, Colorado. with a view TO the eancclis-
tion OF said entry; contestant alleging that the
said Dayton T. knox. since the expiration OF
the second year of his said entry. has wholly
failed 10 comply with any of the requirmcnts of
the timber-culture law. That he has wholly
failed. both in person and by agent, to protect,
fence break plow or cultivate any portion of
said tract or to plant and cultivate to trees,
tret-seesis nuts or cuttings To crops or other
wise, any portion of said tract, or To encourage
the growth of timber thereon. during the said
period and that said default exists up to the
present time and said tract Is now practically
raw, unimproyed prairie land, the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
on the end day of May. isqs, at soeloek. A. NJ,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning;
aprs-mays C. e. GooDALK. Receiver.
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Sugars Chances.

! Hamilton Disston, Of PhjladeI
PIMA, who is at the head OF tb,
Syndicate which is deveIopip, 81,
gar production in Florida. WA
asked, as a Republican of inau
ence and as n party interested
what he thought the Democrat.
would do with sugar in the mex
Congress, and replied:
Put back the duty on such su.
gars az are produced in the South
ern States and take off the bonn
ty, besides putting on a duty ON
other sugars to raise revenue
lhey can not afford to let the su-
gar planters of the Southern Sta
ties who demand a bounty or n
tarlff, become antagonistic to the
Democratic party. They have cot
their hands full with good many
more things than sugar, and are
welcome to the tasks they have
undertaken.
This may, happily for Louisi-
ana's great industry, prove to be a
correct view of the situation. Ger
family, sugar production, which
so largely to the SUD-
port OF the other domestic indus
RES, deserves better treatment
rom the Democracy than utter
abandonment, such as some of tbe
papers and leaders demand, think
ng they see in "free sugar and no
an escape from other
'hases OF the tariff reform" TO
Inch the party is pledged, and
d which phases they have a near
personal concern.
However it will not do to trust
what the Democracy "can
lord or Cannot afford" in n
'lltlcal sense; but the sugar in
rests must organize their infu- I
ice on all lines and strengthen .
e hands of their friends i'm Con- 9
ess IN every practicable way .
ty Item. =
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Evening Secsion


Al O'Clock p. NJ, the Meeting wa
again called to order.
Inc Clerk was directed to ;ssuo
Check of 500 in favor of F. A I'm
."auip' PRESIDENT of the Police jury O,
the farlsh of st. Martin. as collate, al
Se'u'i'y Tor amount to be borrowed for
.aSi payment to be made to Diebo,d
oaie and Lock Co.. of Canton Ohio on
note due for Vault and Cells.
Lie PRESIDENT was authorized to pro.
'u'e' at The expense of the Parish. Va.
creme Matter. to be by him distributed
through The Physicians of the Parish
The january settlement with the Par
ISL treasurer was taken up and com.
pieted. The said Treasurer turns ovor
10 TINS Body S5iiG,95 of Checks Jurors
anu witnesses Certificates which were
all destroyed after having been first re-
gularly cancelled.
-, VII "'otioll made and properly carried
Ihe Meeting is now adjourned TO tomor.
." at W o'clock A. H.. for the object of
Road Oyerseers for the ON
'u'hS year and further for the pnpose
u iiiaking the schedule Of 1893.
true copy from the minutes.
AVG. MARAISf. Clerk P.J.
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Too Many Officers.

The State of Louisiana is suffer
ing from asuperabundance of hlpl
salaried officers.
The taxation levied upon the
people of the river parishes
amounts almost to confiscation. and
their burdens seem to be growing
heavier and heavier every year.
when we look around and see TO
what uses the large amount of tax
money; collected from the people
Is put, and find that it is being
paid out to public officials to do
almost nothing,-then does the
wrong become apparent.
Our judiciary system is a very
expensive one-in fact the Judi
clary system of Louisiana is more.
expensive than that of any other
otate In the Union. We have
twelve Judges of the Circuit Court. |
paid nearly a half hundred thou
sand dollars per annum, 10 do al
most nothing. This Court is
quite an expensive luxury and is
II reality parasite on the body
'olltlc-a useless appendage to
'ur government-and should be
Enthusiastically South. Il
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-02-11

A special from Lafayettee. f.
the Times-Democrat the 9, inst,
says; This morning while enga-
ged in building fence on Mr.. A
Hebert's place, short distance
from town, the workman uneartbed
a box containing the body of an
infant which, from all appearances,
was only about ore or two DAYS
old when buried. While the chill
was OF q very light complexion,
'ile coroner pronounced ii of colo
red extraction. The affair is mys-
'ery, there being no clew TO the
perpetrators of the crime.
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K. SCHWARTZ

Will offer to the public Mon,
day next, the biggest and IL
West bargains ever offered to
the people of this town before.
All goods are cut down, SO as
to make room for a big stock
OF spring goods which is Com
ing, which consists of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats and
low quarter Shoes.
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NuCCcSSIOn Sale
IA '"' matter Of the Succession Of MaIv;n.
haP'l7'e DECEASED wife 81 Isaac B,soui,,
Probate Docket, No asss.
Inh judicial Di.trict Cnn,t

"''t" oi Louisiana Parish of 81 Mat;
ny WIN" "f nm order AMI a com,,;ss;o, r.,
'''n"i'nio The Nineteenth Judicial D;.,,;..
""'"'hs sessions in and for fin. r,r;.L
!" OF. hartiii' of date February End tsg,
y 'N'ac baspuin Administrator of flo .
'''' "i my deceased wife RiaIy;u, R,n,;s,s
w., '','' Tor sale and will soil at public ,uc,;o,'
:" 'ne fi"t aud highest biddcrs Ia, Cash =. ,.-.
| "o'"' "' san succession at tho Las, ra.;,
"'"'' ~ VI" deceased in the Parish or =, NJ
tin on VI ~ Mar;
o'"'DAf The nh day Of MARCH nox, 100,
"e'ween the legal sale hours. tl,, folyi,,,. ~
N''iped PROPERTY belonging 10 said .,,,,,,s. -
| 10 wit '"'oe-sion
L. certain tract Of Land win. IN
buildings and other Improvements, IT,.
anu Thereto belonging situated ~ r.. p,.;.L
o. Martin bcin:; the south west half az t.. y
iot No OF Il plat Of survey made I,v & v A..
IIh surveyor; said tract of land c,,,.;,,:.
Thirteen ii-iW arpenfs in ,u,.,,,,.;.I
bounded north hy the Rnad. sou,h h, a., 10,
OF Detnevlle Thibodeaux. cas-, byth,, ,rr .iu
amt h'sruin and wort by that of au,rs,,
Joseph VI h"suste
.. Another tract Of wood land bo;,o
Third Of lotr ~ and 20 81 a r,,i sc 'n'
martin survey" or anncXcd Ia act of
,'io '''''' Aici'nade DoBlanc and ais g. u. Ne.
,'iio"n' containing twenty six anda half arpents
~ s"i"thcial Area being the same land aconir.
81, -, ny iS'hc bh41niu and ais from Alc,biwIe Des
Diiic ana ais, ON January ith Is7f, as Der act q,
record IN Book B folio No g5af.
"o' Another tract of land situated in saus
"r'Sh ana same locality being lot. ". ~ and ~
'hh " oil aforc mentioned plat Of survey. s,;d
-, ',''iiiiE arpents in
upercial area and ia bounded on the north bv
ne iand Ct Mrs. francois Sylycsirr sou,h b.,
he lioad. east Us ----.--- anal NO., ~.
ne ianh OF Mr.. francuis SyIyestrc
- oneud horae and one old cart,
Terms and conditions. Cash
tsi'c BAsQuiY, Administrator.
/ MARLIN, Attorney.
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l'th judicial District Court No COL,
Frederick n. Hart,
W.
Leotihe Savoi wife of j. Deumar Parcel

by virtue Of a writ Of seizue and col,
ISSUED IN the above entitled and uu,,.
ne'e" suit AMI TO mo directed by the
honorable 18th Judicial District Court
III ana Tor the Parish Of st. Martin da,e,I
january 25th 1873, | have seized and
VIII proceed to sell at public auction IN
the last and highest bidders at the court
mouse door, III the town Of st. MartinyilIe
On SATURDAY MARCH 18th. Isa3
"'weeh the legal sale hour. the foliow.
ing described property 10 wit:
A certain Town Lot situated in the
corporation of ST. MartinyilIe in TIM
rarish OF st. Martin, measuring One
Hundred and fifteen feet front ON s,
Martin street by ninety eight feet in
deplh more or less. bounded on the north
ny 'he property of Alcide FuseIier. east
ny tlat of Mrs. Charles DuteI, south by
lhat OF Mr.. Alfred FuSelier and west by
81 Martin street together with said lot
all the bulldogs and improvements
lhereon being and thereto belonging.
SEIZED TO satisfy said above mentioned
Wit. Terms and condition Cash.
ID. REFS, Sheriff,
oheriff Office this LIST day OF Feb. 1893.
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MIR. q. NJ. Nilsson, banker of
Little Rock, Ark, was again in
town several days this week. look
ing after our bank. The subscrip-
tIon list is left with Mcesrs Rob;
Martin aud I. J. Liable, who. we
nope VIII soon raise the amount
necessary to start the band
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-02-11
Probate Docket, No 1926.
18th Judicial District Court.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of st. Martin

by virtue of an order and commission
issued by the Honorable. the 18th Judi
clal District Court of the State of Louis
lana IN and for the Parish of st. Martin
dated January nth 1898.
lGeorge VaIIien Administrator of tbe
succession of his deceaced wife Louise
Augullliard. Will offer for sale and sell
at pubic auction. to the last and high
est bidders for Cash, at the last Residence
Oh The deceased, in the Parish of ST. Mar.
tin. on
THURSDAY the 10th day of FEBRUARY
1893,
between the legal sale hours the follow
ing described property, or SO much there
o. as may be necessary to pay the debts
of said Estate, to wit:
a tract OF land situated in the Parish
81 81. Martin, bounded north by lands Of
Wis. Francois Lewis and Ursin RaziIle
'outh by lands of DR.. II p. GuiIbeau and
ne land OF the Breaux. east by the land
u Mrs. Harville llOllier and.west by that
II Anthenor DOmengeaux; with ali the
thereon; said tract of land
ontalns fifty four superficial arpents.
Aiso' a cart. hack. hogs. horses and
lares, cows. tools of husbandry, house
old furniture and many other articles !
DO numerous TO enumerate.
Terms and conditions, Cash.
GEORGE VALLIEN. Administrator,
st. Martinville, Jan. 18th 1888. 1
. MARTIN. Attorney. n
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-02-11
Police Jury.
Regular Meeting of the Police .Jurv Of
the Parish ef st. Martin. held Feb
IIary 9Th A. ID. 1893.

Inc Meeting being called to order. fine
koll was called. All The Members were
present.
The Minutes of last Meeting are read
and approved.
Inc CLERK reports that he has offered
and sold on the eth ult. az directed. the
Contract for the keeping of Bridpe at 81
Marflnvllle during the year 1893. to Mr.
james Cairns. he being the lowest and
last bidder at $I2G. The Bond of Mr.
Cairns. as Keeper Of said Bridge. WAS
rendered to and accepted 10y the Presi-
dent.
Police Juror llervillien David rpports
That no has disposed of the Contract for
The Keeping of Bridge at La Place dur.
lug the year 1893. to Mr.. Zephirin Le-
plane accepting said Contract at COM
pensatlon fixed by the Polcc Jury. saw
too. Tie Bond furnished by Mr.. Leblanc
as Keeper Of aforesaid Bridge is accepted
by the President.
An extension of time was granted to
committee appointed at last Meeting in
Reference to Fridge at La Place.
Messis Guilbeau and Guilbeau were
authorized and empowered to collect from
the State, amount of the Direct Tax paid
by the Parish of st. Martin, which Tax
is DOW refunded.
Inc Clerk was directed 60 issuc n
Check OF F2l 40 to MIR. Monroe Baker 10 ?
ieueem outstanding audited Certificates d
Nos 2m. POI, POP. 2o3 held by him. Also, e
q Check of 81, TO Mr.. A. Liable to redeem v
witnesses Certificates No $50 and - u
Tor the september Term 1850 of the Dis- ,
trir Court. Also check of $12 TO MIR.
Henry BeSlin for use of his land during
the year 1893 as a public read leading TO :
and from Seigle's Bridge. e
The Accountant reports that he has. -,
10 date, ISSUED AZ Cecks on the Parish ~
treasurer, against the various oppropri O..
atoms of the schedule of 1892. for ex- T.
penses during the year, said Cherks to
amounting in total to the sum of Ten ID
Thousand eighty three dollars. as Der tb
following statement: m,
For Justices and ConstabIes S3Ss o2 a.,
sheriff for services in Gil matters 5000 nm
Tees for attending on courts $500
Jurors " Witnesses. per diem
nd milcge 3io25 an
Expenses of Prisoners DOOR I, col
Salary of the Coroner .oO I'M tai
Jury Commissioners 5000 co,
" Assessor EISSi
Clerk Of PJ. 1890
Account P.J. LOGO 'ii'
Legal Adviser ISs3a FRO
Police Jurors per diem aba
nd milage 451eo ma,
Lerpers of Bridges 259.S3 inc,
" Official Journals S1o5
!" I" Porter Econ poo
Paurers IsIsG pha
Eytinsuishment of the old debt 10 viii
Incidental Expenses IIojoi i'm y
Roads and Bridges DOR T. or
Total, as above StO1oi -, IL
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The Best Blood Remedy

- A. thompson, SEYMOUR. Ind. writesi
MY sister Jennie, when She WAS a vouno
sr'' suffered from white swelling. which
greatly Impaired her general health and
maze her blood very impure. In tho
"p'"s sne was not able To do anything
anu could scarcely get about. More thar
q year ago she took three bottles Of RI.
tame Blood Balm. and now she is ner
fcctiy cured" '0'
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Sherihfs Sale.

''a'e OF Louisiana, Parish of 81. Marti,
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SPECIAL TO Students
Railroad Ticket To Nashville
Hmm

+, "''ir"ad iiri't To Nashville.
Tenn.
che OF the greatest rdlira,jouot ro,.
teis Known. Draughon's practir,I Rn.
Sii'esS college, feyarkana, Texas. i, pou,
fcciisoli'!a:ed with Draurhon's pr,c,i..,
n"Si'i'SS college, Nashville. Tenn. tba
n"S'''i''s '"hnerrial college. Nashville,
'eiiii.. which will in IN. Guturo D.
h"""h aS pran%hon'S Consolidated Prac!
lical BuHSinrss colleges.
AZ token of appreciation for tbe n.
o'rai patronage our Texarkana CoIIocs
mas received throughout the West wa
"i''' ior limited time, make the rail.
'o''. lar" very light TO all who will ioir
Us III Nashville during the next few
mGnths.
rs nashville is one of the greatest
educational centcrs Known. = din,om.
from Il thorough business co.rege thar.
'''ahS Success. Eight tcarhers emnIov.
e"' over 100 students entered past fonr
months from all parts Of 1hp Uni,oa
''ateS. No text books used On book
-"P''S. Author Of Drangiioo's Nsw
,SS'''Ii OF housekeeping. Cheap board,
taught. Book Keeping Pan.
i'"s''ip' Shorthand, Typrwriiing. TeJe.
,'afhy' etc. Scholarships only Sao
'" vacation. send for free illustrated
analogue. Write right now. Address,
: y pRAu"iioN. President. Nashville.
enh. Mention This PAPER. Nov-,.am'
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-02-11

WV ,''"e an error IN the last Proceed.
inSS 81 IA" police jury. The appropria-
'ioh voted as an extra compensation (,
'he sheriff for his services in the Robert
soii murder case Is Sol - instead of sI-o
as appeared in the procaodincs
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-02-11

Stat" of Louisiana Parish Of So Martin
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-02-11

Inc minutes of the meeting of the Po-
ice jury OF the $. inst, were too late and
10" lengthy for this issue, they will an.
pear IN our next iSSup.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-02-11

TOTAL as above $l0.l9I.2:
Adj, 40 Jurors and Witness Certifi
Gates issued by Clerk of Court 3.s99. -
Total expenses of parish TO date for
inc year 1892 sI3,ss3,97
All appropriation of $3.50 was made TO-
wants rebuilding Cots Bridge in the LIST
Ward. The President was authorized to
offer and sell at public sale to lowest
bidder, on Monday 10Th inst at - O'clock
NJ. on the spot, the Contract for said
work.
An appropriation of $50 was made for
the rebuilding Nicholas Callers BRIDGE
In the 4th ward. The Police Juror OF tho
Ward to have charge Of the sale to take
place on the Bridge. on Monday 10th
inst at II o'clock nj. The Parish will
furnish materials required.
Upon request so to DO, the Police Jury
nxes at % feet the width Of the OPEN |
Ing of Bridge contemplated to be built
. across Bayou Teche at the st. John plan
'tation.
The privilege of erecting and opera
'lng Telegraph or Telephone line on
The public road leading from Breauy
Bridge to the boundary line of Lafay.
cite Parish, so far as the construction of
same shall not interfere with public
travel anu traffic over said public road. is
hereby granted to K. +. Hogsett, mana
ger of said Lines.
On motion of Mr.. Martin, Seconded nv ,
Mr.. Gullbeau, put TO vote and unani-
mously carried, BE it resolved, That the {
resolution fixing the number of Poll.
ing ereclncts in each and every Ward of l
'his Parish be, and is hereby repealed. I
BE 1t further resolved, That one Poll 5
ng Precinct in hereby established here n
'iter IN each and every Ward OF this a.
Farlsh. said Polling Precinct to be To- :.
ated by the supervisor Of Elections I'm
ne most central part of the Ward. p
AT O'Clock 7. W.. a recess WIS TAX o
u until o'clock N. al
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Succession Sale.

IN the matter of the Estate of Louise Am.
suiliiard deceased wife of George Vallien
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-21

Mr.. w. H. Crawford, bnokkeeper
for ]. Allen Smith & Co., Knoxville,
Tenn, one of the largest milling con-
Germs in the country, writesas follows
-"In the summer OF 1885 / spent q
few weeks in McAilen's business col.
lege, studying bookkeeping. Before
was half through with the course Mr..
McAllen secured me position, and
have not been out of employment
since. Previous to entering his col.
lege / had taken few lessons in pen.
manship at business college in an
other city, and from my observations
/ would prefer to have friend oil
mine at McAllen's Business College
to any other that know Of"
495tt.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-21
THE NEW YORK
Week. Y HERALD
FOR 1894
WILL Be WITHOUT QUESTION AMERICAS
LEADING
FAMILY PAPER.

The reputation that the Weekly
Herald has enjoyed for many years
of being the best home newspaper in
the land will be materially added to
during the year of 1894. No pains or
expense will be spared to make it in
every department the most reliable,
interesting and instructive Of all
weekly newspaper publications.
1t will be improved in many ways
A number OF new features and de-
partments will be added. The latest
development in alI fields Of contem-
poraneous human Interest will be ably
discussed from week to week by &C.
complished writers.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-21
LOUISE,
BIG BEND,
CHELAN.

These are the names of three great
agricultural districts in eastern Wash
ington, reached by the Northern
Pacific Railroad.
THE FIRST lies south OF Spokane
and is remarkable grain producing
region, and one where fruits and veg
etables attain great perfection. 1t is
a noted country in the Northwest.
THE SECOND is a very peculiar
section, west of Spokane, so called
because it is hemmed in on the west
by a great bend of the Columbia
River. It LOOKS good for nothing
the crops are MARVELS in appear.
ance and yield. It is coming forward
rapidly and land Is cheap.
THE CHELAN REGION is west
OF the Big Bend, and on the other
side OF the Columbia River. It is
proving to be a fruit country, equal
to any on the Pacific Coast. 1t is in
the midst Of some Of the finest scenery
OF the West.
Write to Cbas. s. Fee, Gen Pass. &
Ticket Agent N. P. R. r., ST. Paul for
maps, folders and information.
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