davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
Genealogical Records.

MIR. J. r.. Howard, Of 5l5 Fourth
street, says he can give Interested
parties Information whore ana how to
secure genealogical records as fol.
lows:
Family history Of the Reed family In
Europe and America, by Jacob witte.
more Reed, member OF The New Eng.
land Historical Genealogical Society
with . portraits OF men ami 2 women,
Of the Road ami Reed families, very
thick $40, cloth h0ards, Boston 1861.
Gensalogy OF the surname Of Yarker
with the several allied iamilie', Iesi.
dent In the counties Of AuIk hire,
Durham, WestmUfoland, anu Ian.
rashife including all Of the names IN
Cumberland, Canada, America anu
Mldulesex, etc., collected by John Iafk.
or. OF wilmington, Manchester, Eng
land, 4t0, wfappcrs, pedigr6es anu
arms, privately printed Manoheater-
1882.
COLLECTIONS concerning the surname
of Hnird and the families OF Aucb-
madden, Newbyth and Sanction
Hal, with pedigrecs, tealr, ETC.; ilo
cloth boards. luudont 1870.
Genealogy Of the Gilman family In
England and America, traced In the
line of the Hon, John Gilman, uf
Exeter, n. H. by Arthur, Gilman OF
Glynslu; 4.0, in wrapper "a pa e.
Albany, n. w. 1868
HarFisDn estates, the Lancashire
psdiprse case, ora history OF the va
TIous trials fIr the recovery Of the
Harrison estates, from 1873 20 1885 (thr
many forqories, fraudulent entries In
naTisp fegisttrs, marriage license.
bonds. otc.L with n pedigree Of the
Harmon family by j. T.. Earwaker
Nj. A, 500, bosr5s' Warrington, 1856.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

Heariig on or Ct to show ciuBc cor
unusi VI Aug. rs 10, ~ consent.
D. X. Bloch & CO. vs. NJ. Lochin'z.
Hearing on motion te Dissolve attach
ment .et Tor Aug. 9Th.
The Albany Go. National Bank VI
VIM. &. WILSON Jr. Default and fore.
cUtutr. Attorneys lee $50 allowed.
Tue accounts Of u. 3. District At
torney judd for the quarter ending
Ju e 80lh were allowed.
r. 4. Macon W Maggie b. Thomr-
son. Motion 10 get alite judgment m
favor NJ tho Utah Slaughtpfing com.
parry pgalust James Thomson Ut al
argued aud hubm tied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

UUCAGJ, July .S.-ltecelv Ell
T0urtulol OF tue deiuDcl Chemical
National bank has filed Ia court q bill
charging rA.llcsident Joseph o.
Curry with gr.ss caIolessness Ia mok
ing lltus aud wungiully converting
his own use large sums. The bill
charges That almost $4,000 is miss.
Iuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

NASHVILLE July 2S.-Thu trouble
with the muuuuls couvicls 90 Tracey
Guy today ended by tbs conyIcts tui-
rendering nnl coming Gus %. Tue
mines. they wore con luctoI 90 the
stUckade. Pete .l5miltOn, the convict
Siliod yesterday PLANNED the mutiuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
4 Homb Outrnge.

CugAgO. July 25.-Au aWCmpt
was inside after midnight near Tsuuty
iifth street DO wreck burlington q
zine by ezpIgiIuE dynamite bomb
under the wheels. Joseph NJ. Beat. IA
speulal officer was wounded ia the
breast anu luRs, laHk Mpluok, swiluu
muu, was cat in tho thigh. Iuu IN
gine was lifted from the track sid
aMaLLeILL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

MApr.0S WI, July -. The
twelve mile bicycle ROAD race from
sun Pfairiu % Madison to-day was
won by Frank Hnckett, Palmyra, Wiz.
The fast time prize was w1h NY H.. w.
Ctuckur, Milwaukee. Checker made
tue run 30 A:ls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
COMMERCIAL


lulHyH ciuagius npI-H exchanges
amounted 90 slB3,Bgj. Same DAY
la.i year slsANu5. Week. clearing,
sjl-lol-i hst yva, sDJl,s52
goDNN'S QUOTATIONS.
New Yufk.-siiver o.. lead, !8.lO.
l.yuJuu. silver .s.4
ORR AID LuLIiuN.
Wells, Fargo a. o.. r,ostytd today,
Penn. bullion, sJ.5J2..
a.. r. mes a. 90. received toigy;
Ofgs, 5000; bullion, $1,000. Total,
$1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
NeNL NnnlnY ENrnln.-

The Second Qlomm OF Seventies
Will mold a meeting on Monday oven.
Ing next, In the sixth ward assembly
bail, commencing at 1880 0'Dl.cl. The
Second quorum comprises all Seventies
residing Ia tue sixth aud fifteenth
wards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

en- PAUL, JGly -s.--As midnight n
MiiWaukut ueiEnt transfer train vas
riIu aihtatd uCtr My duta uy stfiHo
sympatnIzora, VINO pounded tne el-
glnuer ud uIcmau. VITA lUllgu pro-
tucIJ. .. isa.n was brought uaCa 90
tllH uluu Jf the river.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

CHICAGO, Juiy 2s,-The Ameri, n
Railway UuioD Leaders hav, .,.
granted an appyal by Juuge Woods I'D
the u. 5. court OF appeals, In IN,
ohaucery proceedings IN tue u. 5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

BHoUNtYN, Iowa, July .s.-Sixiceu
huHiut.t uuilIluss, including tue post
pMcr, tHTOWcic office aud ruwcahivk
county bgub, were burned to-day, Loss
sl6OiUuJ, iuIutaucu, one hall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

MILWAUKEE, Via, JOY -s.-- Even.
" pcfsJn- atu reported drowned la
the lake a. Puillips, cuueavOung 20 o..
eapo Oring burned TO death ny forest
fifrH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

WAsuuuRN, July 23.-rhe sawmill
of tue White Pine bumuef company
st Mason was burned last uight win
iI,UJUUIU Get u iuubsr. An Omtua
iIuIg 6 rsin wenl through the uujge
uy. m F.utl @ nHUs, ana hiibUu
Cat- W uurlvd. Toe fire IL two
miltt HJlth Ji here. Washburu Is IN
40 .aa....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

CHuCAUo, July gs.-A receiver was
appointed Today Tor the Switchmcu's
Mutual All hTH1ciati0n; liabilities
s7b,UOui tssuis 81 $50 anu rights under
the uUud Uf s-U,UuJ given by Treasurer
Slmsrou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
Adjourned TilI Monday.

The Third district court, at H. rising
today, adjourned hll Mouday, al 40
Il IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
Juyepile Choir hand.

The Juvenile Choir band ia Invited
10 meet with the choira at the Assembly
Hall on Monday afternoon Mt I O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
onc foiru,d. the oth,rs Drowned.

W"0 0TTUTUt VI" NIU"TH WFnWn'UI
Sr tAuL, July 25-Chas. r. Dana
and i 90. Lutner,WelI kuOwn 80. Paul
msu, Wtle drowned ni lHe Royal Ivy
the capuElng Of n iishing boat Pierce
Butler county attorney, was rescued
after yluging 10 tue boat several
hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
The UTAH COMMISSION.
The List Of Deputy Registrar, Was
Again Tackled This Afternoon.
Much Zine Devoted TO DraftinF In.
siruciions 10 County Registrars,
60 be Issued NpNt weoL.

AHu yuan NOmullstlOu mot TINS
morning at II o'clouk-all tho mem
beu being present-and devoted con.
siderable time to discussing aud rough
ly drafting a let Of instructions for the
guidance Of county registrars at tho
ensuing fell election. These will II
be COMPLETED and handed to the press
for publication, however, until about
the middle Of next week.
DEPUTY REaisTRARs.
The Commission convened again
this afternoon and appointed more
deputy registrars, tue following coun.
ties being supplied.
There arr three more counties got to
be hllod-Gariield, Wayne aud san
Juan.
ruN ELDER couyru
Boa Elder precinct. 10 T. Burt
Hear River. ALVIN trHUns
tolunHtUn. iodU1isn bari,
taila toIL !, Il ntnuc.
turlow. james Gotham.
IUWtyNillr, 10 q LUyUlauL
ttuuaC Creek, boni took IT,
Clear tect. hrg % Niei.
Mhiud, George N snow
Mnntua, NcIs g. Jtrps1n.
hrllOu, Ncis iontuu.
lurk Valley, thas ulson.
Plymouth. llYfum iicHa.
promontofy. 4 q nrown.
Portage, " 10 Anderson.
Terrace , 4 Holden.
willard, Reuben NtlckrU
Junction, trank trarUN
ihrec Mile crsei, lhomaf C. Yong.
hawlina, q A Uompion.
Huuaui, John lluon.
cAunuS COZ MA.
Castle Cate Harry World
spring Glen, Eni0u Miller
Helper JuH forFusou.
McluHrt0u. John AlaKmuIlcu.
Winter Quarters, J M iichuu
rtuuuId tuas a Robinson.
Minnie Maud, Fred bramts
itlct, u rhfvH
LuruT oouSrI
Castle Dale. u e. Miller.
Cleveland. 10 10 OVatt sE
lcrron, 4 e. loucsau,
Huntington, a. % Cram
Lawrence. = e. iiHnreh
Muddy " Williams
Molon, n Larsen,
oriuguW 90, geo toN
kASU couNtr.
Gloudaio Jno Carpenter.
Georgetown, Abraham workman.
Johnson lnwrhfa orCUuhouEh.
hnnah, FULLER iToaducut
Mount Carmel, % ~ tuErlstoad.
urdcrvlIe. iicbtr Niccka
fnhrrHh. Geo Adllr.
Upper kauab. VIM swap.
MORGAN CpUNtN
Canyon Creek . " CLARKE.
Croydon, Albert VIA.
Milton, Andrew Rasmussen.
Morgan. D. 4 Lobinsou.
Peterson, holman,
uutE COUSIN
bullion. 4 y Thompson.
CnclryllIc j n Fulimyr
lcUr irHil = sargent
ko0sharcm. Carlua Anderson.
Wilmont, ttodk u winters,
Junction, W u LuEe.
Kingston, = hcnucr
mcu COUNTY.
Garden City. u D yatcraua.
Lasotovn, Geo q Watson.
MraduWyilln, b. NuuatJ
Randolph. " II -mpson
Woodruff - Corniu
Hound valley Geo Lr.y.
utSrAu oouNn.
Ashley. Warren johnson.
Mycrdalo, 81 81 Mcasam.
NurnAl, John q Davis
Staples, q l. Goodrich,
WEBER COUNTY
firt Precinct. rhos Emmett
second Precinct, has % IyrCC.
Imtd Precinct hnEabeti Anacron
Fourth Precinct. samuel q Mycra
tifh Precinct samuel 70 Head.
Birch Creek, WIN ,hatiCn,
tar West Wm Taylor
Huntsville, j Anderson,
llauityl e, cha. brown,
Hooper, Emery ", HHulr.
kaysvlio. john Rnwsou.
llborty. Chas Ciatkc.
Marriott, Preston Blair
North ogden, Edward T10ne.
PAN tity, Hans i0ulfun,
Pleasant View, samuel fCrTln,
hyordale, Nm J. Parker
slhterillr, WIN Wheeler
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

MAYNARD, Mass, July 2s.-Jamos
Muin3uui OF letter fame, uitd here this
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

We offer 500 ends in Black Silk
assorted wrayes. midas. Tafcta.
Armures, gfo5 grain, Pcan dc soir.
etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

About 1000 ends Fancy and Solid
Co.ors, Assorted silks, ssc. $50, 4Se
SIS cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

Remnants In Choice Styles, Dark
Satscns. is'ie yard. and 50 pieces
lniiA1 salecns, ioc yard, worth
IS cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28

Dress Goods In summer and ear
ly iall shades, TO be closed out
entire. Prices will be made TO
elect this object.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-28
coNDEMNATIoN rRocEED1Nas.
The Oihor Division.

Judge BaTIoh held court for exactly
an hour and half and tho following
cases were brought under his notice;
VIM. A. Cooper vs. the ID. q II. q.
10y. Go, Motion for a new trial argued
and submitted.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16
i .Ep glE

feN asnaefatic Journals ID this state
aFe fuJl af iaaftotent rago over The action
d tle hause oB &c sugar question. and
threaten the most awful revenge. 1hey
Miil desert iha pattg, sever their alle-
eiaAes, ete. Well, whit are you going IL
IL aaioat After leaving the demos
cratic sald where viii vou turn ap Is
there any more sweetness iii the replibii-
ealt eanp We troW not.
Wanid Il not he better IL Mait awhile
and see what Gle senate win do Al We
have said from flie beginning, tlie idea of
tile esntinuanee of the bounty antler d
Democratic regime y simply absurd, and
Tie men who have c0ntendea far The
bounty lsave injuretl the sugar interests.
The eight from the very first shouitl
have been concentrated ill a united effort
for ths restaratiou Of the duty in whole
or ii part T1l addition to being contrary
- tie fundamental principles of ,lenoe-
racy, the fact that the benefits Of the
bounty were confined 70 SO few individu-
ais was enough in itself 30 condemn il IN
the eyes ofneariy every fair minded per
son not personally interested.
Not 50 on import duty. Fromthe funn-
dation Of this government until tho pas
sage Of the Mckinley bill, sugar has pro-
tlueed BY far the largest revenue larger
iii fact than several of the most prolific
sources combined The fact that 1t was
. revenue tariff which sugar paill---tllat
the additional cost 60 the consumer went
into the United States treasury and not
intotheI Ipocketsof the protected gentry
eondoIned it IN the eyes of Mckinley and
his associates, 50 that, at one fell blow,
4 they knocked out sugar and nearly sey
enty millions Of revenue, in order to have
an exc11se for imposing additional duties
on an hundred and one different articles,
the production Of which was controlled
I ly the vaEigus trusts
i We say, as a matter of retributiye ius-
tice, the duty shoultl be restored to sugar.
and we beliye We echo the sentiments oi
Isa vast Iumber Of democrats, both north
anst south. The fate Of sugar is i'm the
hands Of the democratic party, hut moth
ing can be gained by the exhibitions Of
temper which have been mdulged in by
some prominent papers in the state. We
believe the senate will insist upon a res
torationof the duty, in whole or in. part,
and upon Ho other conditions will the
bill ever become q law.
In the meantime let the sugar interest
behave itself seemly and not prejudice its
own case, as we fear few over Jealous
individuals have already done.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16


MCLEAN J&tGURflY vs "A. j. REID Rt Ais
5I-ef VIRTUE of q writ Of teri fasias issglet
- and e Ille direeted, by tlle hUn0Tabls c0Hri
aiefsssld have seized and will offer for sale al
pa9tle aneti0n % the last and highest biidaT
with the benefit l0t appEaiseaent 1t the court
mouse door Of this parish, in the city 0f Lake
Charles, La, on
Saturday. March ssGGI. A@D6s
between legal hours the following described prop
eFtY situated IN the town Of Lake CHARLES Parish
g laleaseu State Of Leaisiana and described ~
certain piece or parcel of land contained
Mil4asn the block er square bounded by I.awTenee
hAfktnan Fine, and Ford Streets eollmenoinr at
point On the south side af Lawrence stTeet one
lali,lred aud ninety l9al feet west of The sonth.
Rest corner Of Lawrence and KirlsRlan streets.
~ the nertheast corner OF above described block
lpe1ee running, westerly along the sBMth side II
afsEaee street seysnt five tT5l feet and back
setitil, between paRellei lines and % paFellel
WltAi iAtfklnan street, to the north sils 0f Pine
sslsst distance Of three hundred aud ninety.
three t5ss feet and three % inches more 81 less
together with the improvements rights VANS,
altl privileges to the same belonging or Ii any
SYag apPeftalnlng thereto
DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff Of t5alGasieu Parrish Ia,
sAeiilt Otiee, Lake Charles la Jan 2tfh 1909
~ v, lRElio, Esq.. a AttBEpey for Plaintiff
ARsGt
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16

FIIE patent IF the Bell Telephone CO.
has expired, but there are several pat
enfett improvements az we understand
the matter, that will for some time pre-
vent that free competition which win
eventually Fsanee the price 80 as to
render communication hy this method
cheap enough t. make this system 81
communication universal. After having
waited 70 Long, aye can afford to wait 4
little longer aud then The system will be
generally fl iise.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16
STEVENS CONDEMNED.

The 8fecreary resolutions, endorsing
president Cleveland and condellning
minister steyenf for his course ID Tie
Hiwaiian matter WAS passed by the
house on the sth inst. Not only tile pop-
alar braneh Of onr national Legislature,
but the people also are with 1Lr. Cleveland
III this matter.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16
sPLEHDIDOPPORTBRITF
AA0HMe~SeeHeFs and V7rweEZ
Farmers.
SUCCESSION SALE.
Twelfth Jndieial District CORrt, State of I,ouis
ana Parish of Calcasieu
SUCCESSION No. rT87, WASH AND DICE
sCuBG, DECEASED

tSLbIs uhDEA6fE,
| lIgH VIRTUE Of an 0rtler and commission is.
II sued cut ai. the said honorable court, aud to
me directed, will offer for sale mt public auction
| TO the last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, February Rsah. A6RA.
between legal hours, at the court honse door OF
salg parish, ~ the city of Lake Charles, the fol
io"litg described real and personal property be,
longing 10 said succession, ,f1Wit:
l--.Bl0eks Numbers ID A. and Is of the Zach
Summons Subdivision of the west the south
easb quarter OF section tWenty-0ne, and the west
nan Oh L0f quarter of section tlgentyseigt
/ IN township nine, south, of range eight west:
containing "a 39,l00 acres Said blocks win be
saEfeYed dlyidetl into and sold in 01e4aere lots
pla4s OF which will be seen at the 0fee of w t5
Aiel1onaId, attorney at law, and Thomas Klein.
peter Parrish Surveyor, ten days prior to the tlay
Two HeifeFs.
3--0He Cooking Stove.
4s--AOul' Chairs and Ono Rocker,
1.-TWO Tables, One w ashstand and I.a4np &c
LHIiAls:-Atl personal property cash On the ilay
81 sale And all real property ,6ns.thifd cash %
Gay 0i safe and tAa balance Of the purchase pFioe
"a tly0 equal instalmsnts, On one and two geaxs
2ereal8 purchasers 70 furnish their promIssary
notes Win elght per cent per aunHm iItsFes6trDn
iate until paid, with the usual eanse at ten pei
cent 19r attorneys fees. Special mgrtgaae and
vendor lien % remain on the lands nntil i1lland
IIIOS, KLEIEPETER, Auetioaeer.
We. Mcdonald, Attorney.
1an.il3th, 1884 Act
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16

AT last the 1eieral elections law has
been repealed aud ono Of the pledges
made by the Democratic party has been
redeemed, The act repeating the law 81
ohaloxieila ~ The seRthen people was
l1aFsed d the house ly strict party
vote oil the 7fh inst. The Republicans
Sought long and hard fortl retention nf
seine At leash of the provisions 81 the act,
bnt without avail anl thus il tle last
Ysatige RI the laws adopted during tho
reconstruction period, wiped ont and
AlEtle Johhilie DaFsnp9rt's occupation il
gone Fetieral inteffaseBee III state cleo
lions u d et en, forever
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16

fRosi All that can De CLEANED from tie
ssfiate committee on the Wilson bill, the
sugar Interests may hope that 4 reason
able daty win be imposed upon raw
sugar and slightly higher duty Oh
reaned sugars. The duty viii not bo
eaaa "a tlae bounty which will be ro-
pealed5 hut Viii be sutaeient 10 place
sagar otl equal footing with ether iatIns-
tries The sugar industry win not be
l'aralyzed3 bnt tile profits iaay be sorae
what less
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16


B = VIRTUE Of q writ of flefi faeias issued and
= tn me diFeeted by The honorable court 4 fore.
SAID, have sei1ef and will offer for sale al Efh
lac aHetten, 70 the last and highest bidder Al tle
court house door In the city oil Lake Charles La
on '
SHtnrsasgs February 2agRa, EaAA,
between legal hours the following described ppop
erty situated IN the Parish of aleasieu stqfe III
louisiana, ana doscribed as follows t9wit:
Tho sou invest quartar Of the northeast oarter
the northwest laarterof the southeast luarfer
t!le southeast quarter Of the northwest 1ifaTfer
the northeast quaEter Of tine southwest quarter
OF section ten tasynthip eight sGIifh OF raFiTs
seVfall west Also, tho east half of the northwest
quarter tbs northeast quarter of tile southyest
4sai the northwest quarter OF the southsvesf
quarter Of section twenty f0wnship eiqbf
sontht d range seven. west containing three hlIn
dreit AMI twenty acres, more or less together with
the improvements rights, Mays and pfivil,sqes 10
t1a saltsn eelenging Or in any way aEaertaiIlfnr
Seized under said writ
stEhlis3-[Ihis being tho seea1gl Offering the
aboNe described property will be sold for what.
ever itEARtli Bring on credit Of twelve pleftha
purchaser to furnish bond with good and solvent
seenrtty, and special mortgage On the real l1ror5
efty sold with eight per cent per An1Hp Interest
IRON date until paid ;seosts and taxes, anou0tinr
70 %sG.gg' more or less, to be paid cash ont 81
DAVID T. REID,
Sheriff Of CaleasisTl Parish Ia
Sheriff. Ofiiee Lake Charles La, Fel nh .Isgs
A. p Pajo, Esq., Atty for Plaintiff
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16

AgoTEI1.Ks parish ssill ii d short time
vote on the proposition for fiFe mill
tax, ~ aisl fn The construction Of a rafl-
Feasl ft0H l3nnkie, 20 connect with the
Houston central road At Coiumbia.
AEoyelles Is very deficient in tFansporta-
lien facilities, and It is probable that
tlle tar Hill se reted
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16
REeetIng al Cretlit0rs.
Twelfth judicial DISTRICT Court, State of I. an
islanat Parish of Galeasieu, No. 2CgB.
CoLEMAN aRRBNwooD vs. tIIa CBaBrrons.

'N'' NAA'i2hs+N f'S'lD 8fs. sEti SHEDETuiiS.
10 tie Creditors Of ne Said Itsolgsstf.
: 9AKE NOTICE, That pursuant to an or.
4, = der signed by the Hon G. a, F0nrnet,
JudgeC Ct said Court, on January 31tb A n
1913. .tihe creditors Of Coleman Greenwood afe
hereby notified that meeting of ssid eeredi-
tors will be held before me, Ill o. Gin, Cslerl,
OF said 1Conrt, at my Office Ia tho court house
OF said parish, Ia the city Of Lake CHARLES "a
A1uesdays March GtEl, AsOa,
beginning alto O'Clock a. M. 81 which saI6
meeting the creditors shall vote for a synrlie:
also as 10 the manner aud terms Of saIe M
the property surrendered, aud upon appliea-
ll9n o. iheinsolgehtfor a discharge
Witness my hand and seal 0f uffIce. Mt II AXE
r~-'--ri Charles, La. fhis 9lst fiav ~ Jann-
( 4. s. fary, "A. ID 1894 m. ri. GII,f,'
~ Clerk Of the District Court
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16

NtiEN the matter i finally determined.
Il viii be found that ouF estimate Of the
rico crop Of this parish three months ago
was not far out of Tho WAY We admit
that oHr first estimates, made IN July
were too great by fully twenty-iiye per
cent
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16

0s oar tahle i tlse srt EHtcrprtss Vol.
i Ne pnblishel At Marksville,
AvoSelies parish by a. e Edwards with
4 T Fields Ii editor. The Entcypfise il
n neatly gNeented siS-column full Of
Items Of local interestanl wen considered
editorials. we predict that The Eate,priss
will Re Of great value 10 the people of
AEeyeiles, and e Marksyille ID par
tieHlar.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-02-16
onAND IgRY,s FINA1l nEPobr.

rr,
The grand jury made ifs final report, a syn.
9psls VI mhtch Is mere gwen
Il 1--WE, The grand iury make Tho failowino
hrePoEt: We have examined thirfytlbree cases
and found twenty trne bills, and thirteen not
! trae bills We visited the IAN ana fpupti II
/ IN a fair condition, all things Considered II
misht be kept a little cleaner. Phs pInmb.
| Ing is imperfect and should i9e repaIrefi im.
medlateiY There should also bs d railing 10
the stairs leading from the flfst 10 the second
doof. sonae of the glass Is broken out of the
| windows, which shonld also he replaced nj
the earliest possible moment. Several new
mattresses are also needed and HI electric
/ light 20 placed hiatt could not be snterfeFed
with butgiYe Light to the whole bniliing sat
az titnes. The prisoners complain Gf their
iced somewhat, but this Is natto ile wonder.
ed At when we consider that the sheriff Is
only allowed twenty-five cents per day for the
board of each, prisoner OF course thIs5is .l,ot
q suiiieient sun, and We recommend that be
BE- allowed a sufficient slia ID siO IT leest ies-
! lice hy the pEiseBeFs. We have no dsser Te.
eonmenaations 10 make IN regard "a tha
jail, but cannot fotbear Ia coE19lIms1t the
sheriff and lis force IN fheir sfS,Fts gtl -,
the jan aud ils Surroundings ID excellent, con-
idiiIOh."
Geyt8FalIatvs so5,e a.,,,,.asti,,,s II
80 80 M NJ. m t"S
,' .sss II. n, = ~ Noats noase loF MAiFh We
police iury.
s.EF, l.a,.o IL Z.
rrr, ~ 49, NJ lsis sfflsiag
is9tll te q af ri and cross Ties laid on
NJ, sst siau aug
1. II, lss sa Y
sara sas N X, 4 iill-
s,,.' ,,,,n u. lsss tae lssiiss !hry
MI NJ II O9es, "a Fe haNs
X. XIV wv ~ tsl ~ z credit
q ~ II ltst tlaGk
i oti5s 81 Mifl Obj
.st3 XXX X III ~ ~ s1e " taetf Msy 70
w. 4,1 Vii
+, ,,,, f4 II sa si,9 ~ eoal tlaiais n regard