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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

JASTsvtLLE, Wiz, Oct. l3.-John
Sutton, who was shot Ia an attempt 10
rescue friend from the Edgef,on
Night Waterman n few wteAs ago, IL
dead. Sution's mother was n cousin OF
Chauncey NJ. Dersw. The young
men stood high In EIgerton business
circles. The night Waterman at
T. igsrion had arrested man aud was
locking MIN up. Sutton aud u friend
tried TO rescue the prisoner and lock
up tho walohmau. They had the
waichman iuslde the building when
he fired through the door, the bullet
breaking sutton's leg. Sutton became
Insane and died from n breaking down
Of the nerve forces.
Tue Waterman says that h0 acted
solely IN self defense.
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The Thieves in Colorado.

Chist OF Police Pratt received word
yesterday from Greedy, Colo, to the
effect that several parties were In that
locality disposing OF eutlery.ware with
the brand Of the Salt Lake Hardware
company thereon. IL ~ doubtless that
these are the PARTIES who looted tho
Salt Lake business house several weeks
ago, but the officers hero have DECIDED
that II would BIO useless " 10 20 the
stolpn goods have been disposed Of efe
Try and that a recovery OF them would
be inp0taible, while n conviction
would not be altogether u certainly.
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BL.nEs nEn cuILDRuN.
ms. Meyer says rhsy Are Suffering
From kisptomanta


CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-Mfs. CaTfie
johnson, or Mrs. Meyer, VINO was az.
resled with her two children, ChArles,
aged ana Agnes, aged 40, at her
home, No. 40S Nor h Clark street by
policemen from the East Chicago
avenue station. IL said 10 have con.
iessed that tho little ones arc klsplo.
maniacs. Her arrest was due 10 com.
plants made by residents OF Rogers
Park and Evanston, VI numerous theits
committed there.
John Heron an operator from tho
East Chicago avenue station while
riding on n car, noticed Mrs. johnson
with her two children. The party
answered the description OF tho ones
supposed " have committed tho rob.
beries and when she allghtsd he fol.
lowed them TO their home and then
made report 10 the police. Tho wo.
man IL said TO have been shown
through tue plundefed felidsncas un.
der tho pfeionse Of renting anu the
children VINO invariably accompanied
heT,aTe SAID 10 have mvanw lille looked
through the house for valuAhlea. In
the woman's apartments were found
five trunks and four salchels, and
though they had evidently been emp
tied Of everything easily carried aud
which had groAt value, still held
enough ~ stock q general store. There
was everything from a tack hammer
and beer bottle TO silk dress anu n
portion Of silver table service. The
police think there 10 more than 81 900
worth Of goods In tho LOT. Letters
were also found which were said TO
implieato her husband. His name Ia
Ernest Meyer and no IL thought 10 DO
IN New York.
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PARIS, Oct. la,-Minls,ot OF Justice
DarlAn, at a cabinet council today sub
mitttd bis reasons for refusing toe ex.
tfaoitipn " \. ]. 4. ryuan, the Ifisb.
Amefluan ALLEGED dynHmiiei, now Ia
custody ut Boulogns-sur.Met He
said tho evidence against lyman "ls
not conclusive, nor h " proven that
lyman wa6 clnnrolci with tho Ptmaix
Park mutdsfs." Even had thsle prem
iseu boen established, says NJ. Darlap,
the case l. covered ~ the ten year
limit Cohssqus lyman viii DO
released as sOOn ns the decisions afo
submitted 10 the Brllidh officials nj tho
British embassy.
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News from American MINER. In that
snnnIrN.


Ban FRANCISCO, oct. 10, - Nows
has been received from the nTst party
Of American miners who departed
for tho gold mines Of Cores. IL comss
In tho form Of y private letter TO James
A. DUFF, tho general superintendent OF
the American Trading company,
" hlch has a twenty-five ysar1' con.
cotslon TO work group Of gold mines
In that barbafious kingdom.
Dun writes that no anu his brother
had arrived In safety at their destinA.
ton. Tho letter was dated tho latter
part OF August NJ which time tho
weather was 10 delightful rs TO leAd
the old Nevada aud California milne ~
10 declare tho climate unsurpassed In
tho world. No trouble hRd been ex-
peIleuoed itom the natives though
about 2, 900 Of them had been "gopher.
ing" the mines previous 10 the arrival
OF the whites. Their peaeelulnees ID
accounted In part 10 tho fact that MI.
Sagadale, one Of the engineefs, has n
Chinese wife, VINO Is u superior
woman, ! being, In addition 10 n
liDguisl Of note, possessed OF great
diplomatic ability. There hal been
alnn depTedationu by the natives, but
whom Dun arrived on tho scene, he
found that the local magistrates mad
acled, thereby showing that the
friendly cooperation Of tho Corean
authorities could DO depended upon.
Toe lodges ars spoken OF ns belng
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They Hoia Meeting iren, which Most
- fareIbIS LApaIIed.

NEW York, Oct. lS.-The Ameri.
eau group OF New York apaIchists
held n Joint political debate last night.
IL was arranged that tue Issues OF the
campaign fifst should DO presented by
Atpeaker advocating the election OF
Bfyan, and he was to be answered by
TIE aged anarchist, John Turner, who
has teen travelling through the West.
Herr Most was present. After two Of
The res ular speeches had been made,
hliss Emma Goldman mounted the
ToilIum. ~ DOM want 10 talk about
currency" sho said, ~ W ish, how.
ever, 10 mention sonething more i'm.
poftant--tho murder In Chicago In
1851" Rats" cried Herr Most. There
was chorus OF "rhrow him out"
followed by \ mixed fcuill log, punch.
Ing and kicking. AS he was being
thrown down the stepe, Moal, who Il
not now rs friendly with Miss Gold
man M he used 10 be, continued his
Vltuperations. "rhoy used mo ne lOog
~ they could" he said, "but now
They have taken up that woman"
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very promising, ami n ten stamp mill
belonging TO the ling wah being put Ia
poalilon. A dwelling WAS also being
erected for the Amcficans.
They were obliged d send 10 Yuko.
hams for tito windows and d1ofs, but
the question Of the lumber supply iof
tlmbtfing tho minos was itft ~.
touched. II IL the Intention 10 use the
Coreans IN the nrighbothood o. mlneta
Ia charge OF white engineers and
surefiutendents. The next msil, IL "
thought, will bring more details as 10
tue wotS and the prospects.
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CHICAGO, Oct 10, - Tue Russian
minister Of railroads, Pfinee Hllkon,
tue mot public man 10 make a trip
FROM 81. Petersburg 10 this country
overtime now Siberian RAILROAD, arrived
~ Chicago al IA O'Clock today on the
santa fe foAd. Ho 10 engaged Ia a
tour OF inspection OF tho railroads In
the United States. lie was entertained
by Chicago club at noon and will be
given a dinner this evening" Ia the
Auditorium. lilo will sAil for Europe
on November /.
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FoRT WORM, Texas, Oct. lathe
National Live Stock exchange began
Its seventh annual session here today.
rhe executive committee which met
last night presented lengthy report
today, dealing, Ms President fh0mp-
sons address DID, largely with the
question VI foreign governments dis
eliminating against this American live
stouk product and the ekpoftatiOn OF
Canadian cattle through United 5lates
ports. Quarantine 10 construed by
Secretary Morton was discussed anu
an appeal 10 Congress for relief will be
prepared.
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rrInes LnIriin I,aI,.

CHICAGO, Oct. la.-Prince Luigi OF
Savoy, dudo u Abruzzi aud nephew
Of King Hum0ort OF Italy, Ia In the
city. He will spend several days In
and around Chicago anu will then 20
y Baltimore, after which he sails TO
Europe on an Italian ,gunboat. Ac.
eompsnied by the Italian consul, the
prince and his party arc viewing the
principal points OF interest In anu
Around the city.
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ron CREATING a DISTURBANCE.
rbe son Of a millionaire Locking Tor
Tits wife IL Arrested.


SAN fRAECnco, Oct. l3.-E. X.
Cuftir, sou u tue millionair dry goods
dealer OF Chicago was arrested at an
early hour yesterday morning for ere.
ating a disturbance nj tbs Golden
West hotel. Hts appearances denoted
that ho had been on a ptotfactei spree
aud at tie request Of several Of his
irlends, the arTtsilng officer allowed
him 10 be taken 10 tue hospital, where
he was CARED tor.
Curtis arrived here several weeks
ago with his vile bride Of n tow
months, anu rented apartments IN n
house NJ si8 Van Ness avenue. They
seemed devoted TO each other and
voto possessed VI a considerable Rmou /
OF money. According TO Curlis's story
ne arrived here shortly after o O'Clock
Sunday evening and was asioniahed TO
find his wife absent. Her trunk
had been opened aud several coilly
dresses were missing. Suapeoting
something wrong, Curtis made inquiry
among the other guosls und learned
ihai bis wife had LETT the house only a
short time before. Placing revolver
In his pocket he went IN tuafoh Of HE
wife, deiermined 10 compel her 10 re-
turn 10 him.
After visiting several hotel, md not
nndiuR the object OF HE search the
distracted young man huhiy vent 10
the Golden West. Seeing Ms wiio's
uanio on the register no immo lately
started Tor hor room. Failing 10 arouse
her he proceeded 10 force an entrance.
At this lunclure ono OF the atlachoi Of
the hotel appeared aud falling 10 Luz
duco Curtis 10 leave summoned n
policeman. he VAS then placed under
arrest on q Charge o. disturbing the
peace.
: 1fe ~thtestehsd 20 ''do" foe himsrli
unluts chs returned 60 him.
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wAsIuNoIoS, Oct lS.-Miss Mary
Gwendolln Caldwell. founder OF tho
Divinity college Of the catholic univer-
sity, In letter tOa friend here, an.
nouncea that rhe will DO married Ia
Dresden, on October .lsi, 10 Marquis
De Mafinville. Tue mATrisge Will be
quiet owing 10 tho recent death IN a
yachting accident OF Baron ZeEwiiz,
her brothet.in.law. Miss Caidwuli
comes from we'll knOgn family In
Richmond, Va, and IA Telated TO tho
Bfoekinridgs family In Kentucky.
she Inherited a large fortune from he =
father.
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CANTON, OcL lS.-A special train OF
ton coaches arrived this morning with
miners, mechanics aud other citizens
from Leigh Valley, PennA. The in-
element woulher slill continues, NO the
viaitofs were taken to tho tabernacle,
whore MaIor Mckinley went to Ie.
ceivo their greetings. They gave him
an ebthusiAAiio reception, and At.
plaudtd his address 10 tho echo. The
visitors were introduced by ex.COn.
gresham Charles 4. Brumm.
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NEW NoRg, Oct. ~ --ZimmeTmaa
q foishay, bankers, are asking aid lot
the tuiictCfa from hfe that wiped out
hall Of the city VI Guayaquil. Ecuador,
which they describe NJ the only artery
OF communication between that coun-
Try and the United Htatee. Having
rent cable mttsagc 10 Thomas
Aguirre, governor OF the province,
asking whether assistance was 70.
quiteJ, tho firm received the following
fssponst:
"In the name OF tho government and
the people Of Ecuador, | thank you for
your ofier and " any assistance eau
be given by the New York Stock tx-
change II will be gratefully received on
behalf VI the sufiefers."
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sT. LOUIS, Oct. l3.--President Nc.
MAth anu his fellow members Of the 1t.
l. uis board Of public Improvement left
last night for tour Of inspection OF
ChicAgo's big drainage canhl. IL IL
their purpose TO ASCERTAIN what effect
tho enptying OF Chicago's sewage into
tho Mississippi river will have on the
drinking water here. They will prob
ably be gone q fortnight.
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CAPE MAY. oct.-The steamer
Spartan, OF too Windsor line from
BoAton 20 Philadolphia, 10 ashore on
HeIesiord bar n lew miles above this
city. She lies easy. Tho seas arc
heavy and tho lifu-saving crew will
board her Aa soon ae possible. The
steamer was duo ia Philadelphia on
Monday morning ana probably was
detained by the heavy weather.
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CHlLLICoIlgE, Oct. l3.--rho mys.
tory Surrounding the iaio OF William
Lee who disappeared itom this locality
seven years ago has boon cleared up
by tue finding Of his skeleton on the
sdge Of The bay, near Rochester, N. ",
with a bullet hole IA tho head. lie
wat identified by a "wolf' tooth, n
kulie, n pipe and u pair OF boots. A
revolver was found pear, hut Il was not
his. There l. no doubt tho man was
murdered. His widow and children
live mere.
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wAsHINgroS, 90. l8-The state.
ment prepared ny tue bureau OF mint
showed that during September, 1896,
tho minis coined from silver bullion
purchased under the not OF July 10,
1890, 1900, 100 standard silver dollars
containing 2,0sS, 1855 ounces OF pure
silver, the cost VI which was 81 1885,.
81, giving a seignofngs OF profit u
1857, i2S TO tho government, watch has
been deposited nj the treasury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

LONDON, OcL l3.-lt i tumofod In
political circles that SIT VIM. hafcouTt
mas intimAed his wish ~ resign the
.eadothip Of the liberal party In tue
H0ute Of Commons aud Wilton n let.
ter TO Gladstone ~ show that no igno.
bic ambition guided his action, wuioh
~ said 10 be due 10 his failing oyesigni.
At liberal hea1quaftufs nothing ~
known Of tho report, which is not be-
lieycd 10 be true.
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MARsRiLLEs, DOT. l3.-Mail advicos
from ruma,avc, Madagascar, say TO-
belliOn IL general throughout the lei
aud. SOME French settlers have been
killed on the open tOaut. AntaiAha,
near Diego sauteE, has been wiped
cut, all tho whites being KILLED.
Trade between interior and the coat
10 tuspenuod,
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WAsniNuIoN, Os'. LATHE met
formal meeting OF tho President anu
cabinet iu nearly tour mouths was
held la tho white House TO-DAY. tx.
cept Secretary Carlisle, all the MIN.
befs were prrteni. The tcssi1n lasted
only an hour aud half aud was uu.
mstsed by any business VI sPeclil i'm.
porianco,
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PARIS, Oct. Minister Of Foreign
Affairs HaunotHux In cabinet coua.
Gil announced that Cuina has signed q
contract with Flames 10 rebuild the
naval dock yard NJ Flo Chan under
the charge Of the ohlvi engiueer OF tho
French navy,
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bis purpose are being Issued daily.
The women ATE subjected 10 Rigid
search "a they 10 outside the walls Of
The town 10 prevent any medicines be-
lnE taken 10 the insurgents AMI also
upon theif return for correspondence.
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TAsoIERs, Oct. Is.-Diamie, former
ly gIGlu vizrr, confined TO prison tn
two years past ON charge OF oonspir-
ing In favor OF Muley Mohammed, has
been found dead iu his cell, with hiS
cot stainui with blood. II Is supposed
he was AssAAAinAled.
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ITALY AND TUngIY.
Indemnify Dsmanded for the nurdsr
OF an Italian sitiEsu.

OF an Italian citiEsn.
NEw YogS, Oct. IA dispatch TO
tho Herald from Rome Sayi:
Tho Italian government has adj
dressed n pcrcmptoTy note to the Porte
In reference 10 young italian subject
who was murdered IN the recent mas.
saoros In Constantinople. The note
rays that tho young man was boat on
the head and ielltd to the ground by a
man In Turkish Uniform, until no
killed him. This note concludes by
demanding tho punishment OF the
guilty persons anu tho payment OF nm
Indemnify for tho murder Of an Italian
subject.
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NEW YoRR, Oct. ia dispatch to
TIE hefelu iiom Gibarn, Cuba, says.
The Hurald'a Correspondent In BAta'
Goa reports tho landing Of now fili-
eusleting expedition In Marivl. eastern
Suoa, l understand thgt the party
brought 700 rifles and proporli0nalo
quantity Of munitions. Tho men dis.
embarked from Haytiap schooner
between two Spanish forts, neither VI
which were mile ana "a talf away.
lte war material was all tranal orled
mo the Interior before any alarm was
raised. Such Is the state OF suffering
smong the poor clashes Ia Baracoa that
the local Spanish commandment 10 now
permitting women aud children 10 90
through the government lines 10 beg
Iool In the rebel oamps.
Mefa than three huldred passes for
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wAsnIsdToE, Oct. 10. 49, In the
United States Supreme Court today
thirty OF forty motions were suit
mittei Tor advancement on tho d5cket
and for wriis Of oeTtioraTi. Ten
uasos were dismissed. including that OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad com.
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Of our psools." Loud and prolonged
applause.
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IL required good part II the morn.
inr 10 secure n Jury, gate a number
being s1amlned before botu sides were
satisfied.
Following IL the lutyi y. w. Arm
strong, Hymn fuJs,r, Joseph Briu.
ker, w. IL. Lett, HarTy w. winn. W.
J. Horne, n. Hanauer, it,, AmAsa l..
Gleason.
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The Information contained two
counts, one Of having forged tho name
OF Atwood 10 the check and tho other
OF having uttered forged PAPER ny tn
lfttenlntion Of tho check 10 JOtlin a
Park. Mr. Suaup, VINO Appeared los
tho defendant, objected 10 the tflol
hitting magittraie, JudRv Wongur.
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Judge Hiles ovsriulsd the objection
OF Mt. 5traup, but stated that white
the Jury would consider tho evidence
~ 10 both counts Ia th. trial they
could bring only ono verdict. Tho
ueicnte noted an exception and moved
that tho court instruct tue pfo1ocutiOn
10 elect upon which count the trial
should pfeo.oi. His holor 0vefrulel
the motion but said no would endrsvor
10 iuio uIon tho evidence 10 that tue
deieniant w,ulI not DO pfejudiced.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1896-06-11
Constable's Sale.

It'll Justice Cont, Parish of Natchitoehes
State of Louisiana.
f. Hoffleit vs. Proyencal Lumber Co.,
Limited-No. 358.
T. Hofieit vs. Proyencal Lumber Co,
Limited.--N0 $50.
By virtue of two several executions
against Provencal Lumber Co.. Limited.
| have levied oil the following property,
to-wit: Fifty-sight thousand (58, COO
feet of pine lumber, more OF less, which
| shall expose for sale at public vendue
as the law directs ON the
9th day Of JUNE, 1896,
at IL O'clock M, at the Office OF the JUS
tice Of the Peace in the 7th Ward of the
Parish of Natehitoches.
Terms and Conditions of Sale-This
being. the second auction the foregoing
described property will be adjudicated TO
the highest and last bidder for whatever
the same will bring at twelve months
credit. The purchaser TO give bond with
good security for the purchase money,
bearing interest at the rate of 8 per cent.
per annum from the day of sale until
paid. the purchaser paying out of the
amount of his bid the charges for adver-
Using, cost of suit and cOnstable's costs,
in the aggregate to about
Fifty Dollars $50.
II. W.. PRIDGEN,
June ! Constable.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastorIas
STATE TAX SALES.
(Continued from page %

l
BRIDGES, JACKIE acres, north.
west. "a of northwest IL Sec Up III K
| 10 State 500, interest 4c, parish $50.
notice 100. Costs of advertisement to
| be added.
CARROLL, G.. W.-2240 acres, viz
northwest Il of northeast II, northwest
Il Of northwest u. west u OF south
west "a Sec 81 Up r 8; west half OF
northwest ID See 81. Southwest u and
south Is OF Southeast "a, northeast Il OF
southeast u Sec 80 Up RS; northwest
ID west nalf of southwest d; northeast
"a of southwest Il Sec Southwest i
and southwest Il OF southeast Il north
east u of northeast "a Sec 8, North
east "a of northwest Il; northwest Il of
northeast IL; northwest OF southwest u
Sec IL TIP z r. 8. Southeast ID and south
west ID of Sec IL Up IRIS. South Is Of
northeast northeast n, northeast II
Of northeast u northwest Ii of north
west Il Sec IL Up r 8. State 1868,
interest 1865, parish 20.5l, notice Toe.
COST of advertisement TO be added.
CAPERS, MRS. BEULAH - House
and To-: On South Boulevard street,
bounded north by Mary street town of
Robelsne. State 1.20. interest I4e, par
Ish 1870. notice Zoe. Cost OF advertise
meat 10 be added.
FRISBY. MRS. ANN-l140 40 acres
southeast IA and east of southwest Il
Sec s Up Il 8, northwest n and west q
Of northeast u and northwest u OF
southwest Sec IL Tp r 5. State
$50, Interest soc. parish 1926, notice IOc
Costs OF advertisement to be al led.
GREEN. u. W.-S0 acres IN See u and
ID Up III r. being same sold To j Low
rev for takes Of 81. State 4Sc. interest
SC, parish 7ac, notice LOO. Cost Of adj
verlisement to be added.
GIBBS, Go acres northwest II of
southwest u See Tp7R z. Stale 2lc,
Interest 80, parish 36c. noticU Zoe, Costs
of advertisement to be added.
HAAIMONETTE r. G.-S0.35 acres
southeast x OF northeast See ~. Soath-
west u of northwest Ii Sec 26 Up IIR6
Taxes for '93, ~ &c IS. State 2.SS, IN
teregt &c. parish 81. notice 81. Costs
Of advertisement to be added.
JULIARD, j. MILO acres being
southeast II Sec 2 TIP 10 X G. State
4 SO. interest 57c, parish TO, notice Zoe.
Cosls Of advertisement to be added
LEU0MPrIC, TRANQUELTN- House
and lot IN Campte. bounded north bt
Campfe Bayou, south Il Perot. State
S6c, interest Joe. parish LIDO. notice l0c.
Costs OF advertisement to De added.
MOUT0N. MRS. E.-House aud lot
on Jefferson street between Greneaux
and self Store house and lot corner of
Jefferson and Cypress. House and lot
on New Second street bet Feen Cap
Martin and BOult heirs. being properly
given L Duplex for use during iife.
Stale 1896, interest LIS. parish 23.4O,
Costs of advertisement TO be added.
PRUDH0MME. J.. ALEX-80 acres
on left bank Of Cane river between Laa-
renee and 4 f Prudhomme. Slate 4.S9,
interest 5sc, parish "a, notice Ice.
Costs Of advertisement te be added.
ROBINSON, LUTHRA B.-I30.45
acres south Of northwest II aud the
northwest VI Of southwest u See % Tp
II r =. State 72e, interest SSc, parish
los. notice Toe. Costs of advertising
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NOTICE.
Land Office at Natchitochcs, La. J
May 2I,:IS96. !

Land Office at Natchitochcs, La,
May 2l,;lS9d
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-namcd settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof III support
Of his claim and that said proof viii be
made before Register and Receiver at
Natchitoches, La. on July Sd, 1896, viz:
II, +. No G504.
BOSTON THOMAS,
for the NJ of N'N4 and SCI of NW4 Sec.
~ T. II y. X. W.
He names the following witnesses ia
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz:
Andrew Taylor, Albert Slas, Washing
ton bradley, George Babers. of Campte
Il. o. La.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof, OF
who knows of any substantial reason,
under the law and the regulations of tho
Interior Department why such proof
should not be allowed, vii. he given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time
aud place to cross examine the witnesses
of said claimant, and to oller evidence i'll
rebuttal OF that submitted by claimant.
EDW'D. PHILLIPS,
my % REGISTER.