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,ceipts. Shipments.
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Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO, Oct 12.-Native beef steers
sold at 3.S0Q4.00 for the poorest dressed beef
grades, up to 5OOQ5S5 for choice to prime
shipping lots, the greater part of the Of
ferings crossing the scales at 4.5O65. 10:
stock steers, S.00d4.00; best heifers, 450U
555
Hogs-Sales were largely made at 3.7o0
400. coarse heavy packers selling at 945
M3.70 and prime assorted lightweights at
4.10d4.121A. The greater part of the pigs
went for 16O139O
Sheep were wanted at 2OO6250 for culls
up to 4.00d4.25 for choice to prime natives
Western range sheep found purchasers at
S.0O03.S5 the greater part Of the selling be-
ing at 3.5oGSS0. Lambs were bought at
S.50d3.75 for the poorest, up to 5.OOa5. Ga for
the best, Westerns fetching 3S5655O.
Receipts-Cattle, $500; hogs, $4,000; sheep,
5000.
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-CaMfornia dried
fruits quiet.
Evaporated apples-Commo sal; prime
wire tray, 81; wood dried, prime. S1a
choice, S1sdSa4; fancy, 9.
Prunes-5nSA.
Apricots--Royal, 7Isi5; Moorpark, 96111a
Peaches-Unpeeled, 7d11; peeled, 121ad17
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Interpretations

Mountain View Mining company, San
Diego; $4,000; subscribed. s44s0.
Santa Maria Mining company. Woodland; !;
1,5OO. 900; subscribed, 81, 900 900.
California Broom Manufacturing compa-
ny. San Francisco; 500, 900; all subscribed.
Northern Light and Power company San
Francisco; 100000; subscribed. $3.50.
s. Angel Produce company, Oakland;
$4,000: subscribed, $S00O
Alameda County Light, Fuel and Power
company, San Francisco; s1,0OO.O00; SUBJ
scribed, $3.50.
Pacific Box factory. San Francisco; $780,
900; subscribed $36, 600.
Pacific Coast Mining, Milling and Devel-
opment company; San Francisco; 81 OOO, 900;
subscribed, 100000
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San Francisco Produce

Middlings. 2o.Oo922.0o; bran. 15.O6a155O
Hay-Wheat, 12.OOa15.O0; wheat and oats.
IL .OOG14.00; oats. 10.00N12OO: best barley.
10.0GG12.O0; alfalfa. s.0O@9.50; clover, S.C0d
1000: stock, S.00a9.00; compressed wheat.
l200Gl4.00; straw. per BALE 3O040c.
Dry Beans--Pink, 1.4011.50; lima, 1901
200: small white. 1.25q1.a large do, .10d
1.20.
Vegetables-Early Rose potatoes, soQ
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Building Permits

VIM. Farrell owner, frame cottage, Pearl
near Sixth; $780,
Mrs. Minnie Cunningham, owner, frame
cottage, Twelfth, near San Pedro; $780,
George Gibson owner. two-story frame
man; S240O.
F. Rettowsky, owner, two-story brick
factory, Aliso, near Vignes: $176O.
Mrs. Anna Miller, owner two-story frame
dwelling. Washington, near Estrella; $29O0.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
Yesterdays Transactions on the Board
of Trade

CHICAGO. Oct. 12.-Wheat was quite
weak at the opening. December, which
closed yesterday at 91B@9lla, started today
at 909sQ901s. The government statement
inits October report that the estimate Of
of area and condition of wheat was with
held, pending special investigation, was
given a very bearish construction by the
trade. 1t was taken as a notice that the
previous estimate of area was to be in
creased. This and the weaker tone at Liv-
erpool, which market opened 5sMAd lower
and the local decline in corn made the
trade bearish. Despite the weakness in
Liverpool, the French markets were tirmer
and there were indications of continued
French buying at the seaboard The north
western receipts showed marked fall
ing off. Duluth and Minneapolis received
1867 cars. against 1869 cars q week ago and
1893 cars the corresponding day last year.
Notwithstanding the bearish temper of the
trade, the market declined very slowly.
1t even sold up trife shortly after the
opening. December advancing to 9O7s@91.
BY II o'clock it was selling around go AS
the day advanced, however, it became de-
cidedly unpleasant. for holders of wheat.
The Bradstreet statement showed an in
crease In the worlds visible of S,212, 900
bushels for the week, where an increase
Of not over 100000 was expected This
caused renewed selling, December declin-
ing TO s99s under decidedly free liquida-
tion. The Liverpool closing was A@1d
lower than yesterday and the continental
markets which had been strong at the call,
closed with slight declines. There was
nothing in the days record of wheat move
ment to discourage a holder. Primary
markets received 1919 900 bushels, against
1,5i0 900 a year ago. The Atlantic exports
equaled 10000 bushels. New York report
ed export engagements of fifty boatloads.
After the effect of the Bradstreet state
ment had spent the tenor of the news
seemed to change. There were denias
that the Argentine drought had been
broken and renewals of the assertion of
damage by locusts. Very strong local buy
ing attended these bullish reports. and
gradual recovery in prices ensued. Decem-
ber was bringing 90A at the close.
Corn was very weak on account Of the
government crop report. This indicated
a total yield of 100. 100000 bushels more
than the trade had estimated. There was
a partial rally late in the session in SYM
pathy with wheat. December rangedfrom
2S1a to 27s, closing B lower. at 27%@2S
In oats the government report was the
most influential feature. and was mainly
responsible for the decline in prices, and
caused liberal selling. December ranged
from 19A to 1s%, and closed ss lower, at
10 bid.
Provisions started strong in sympathy
with an advance in hog prices, but weak
ened under free selling. Prices recovered
a little at the close. December pork closed
20 lower, at $780, December lard lower, at
422ts, and December ribs 7HQ10 lower. at
4.40.
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LOS ANGELES HMRAID WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 10. 1897

with actual business in bankers bills at
4.S41a for demand and at 4S2A for sixty
days; posted rates. 4.s21aa4. .S311s and 4S511;
commercial bills, 4.S01k44Sl
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 12.-Drafts,
sight. 15; telegraph, 17la.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-Consols, 111h.
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Petroleum

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Petroleum dull;
Pennsylvania crude, no market; nominally
at So cents bid.
OIL CITY, Pa. Oct. 12.-Credit balances,
20; certificates, no bids: shipments, 1877, ,159;
runs 115,137
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Todays state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $213, 465,-
232; gold reserve, s149, ISL, SOP.
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Money Quotations

NEW YORK. Oct. 12.-Money on CALL
steady, 2k0S per cent, last loan g. closed
21aG3 per cent; prime mercantile paper
1905 per cent; sterling exchange firmer,
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Bar silver, 565s;
Mexican dollars, 431a.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-Bar silver,
81; Mexican dollars, Asa d461a
LONDON, Oct. 12-Bar silver, 263sd.
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Boston Quotations

BOSTON, Oct. 12.-Atchison, 13%; Bell
Telephone, 252; Burlington, SO; Mexican
Central. 51a; Oregon Short Line, 20; San
Diego, -.
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Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 12.-The closing
quotations for mining stocks today were
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= y y
The annual report of the San Diego,
Cuyamaca and Eastern Railway company
for the fiscal year ending June 3O 1897, has
been filed with the state board of railroad
commissioners. 1t is as follows:
Date of organization. March 6. 1883, I'M
der the laws of the state of California: di-
rectors, W. 8. Waterman, San Diego; Geo.
]. Leary, Los Angeles; E. Hickman, San
Diego; Heber Ingle, San Diego; ]. E. Fish
burn. San Diego; Levi Chase San Diego;
O. J. O'Conor, San Diego. Miles Of road
from San Diego to Foster, 2537: capital
stock, 10000 shares, $1,000 par value; amount
outstanding, $169,00O. Bonded indebtedness.
nrst mortgage. Issued July l, 1883, due July
!, 1913; amount, $500, 900; interest, 6 per cent;
interest not paid during fiscal year; equip
ment trust obligations, $4OS9. so: total in
oepteohess, including mortgage and equip
ment trust obligations $3.50. .6S2 Matured
interest coupons unpaid, 1921, 1000.
GroSs earnings .......................$4 Sal 206 53
Operating expenses .......,.,... 90 5SS IA
Income from operation. $40. .61S. 40
Interest on bonds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80, ,O0O 90
Other interest .'.'''................. 1900
M MauAes ;.:....:..'.'..'........ ....... 2,545.24
other aeouctlons .'.'................. S.S5
Total deficit ......................s25 .s25. .012 60
4 y
A certificate of incorporation was filed
In the office of the secretary of state of
New Jersey, in Trenton, on Tuesday. by
the American Mating company. This COM
pany is organized to manufacture and deal
In malt, with an authorized capital of $780,
O00,00G0.
+
Bank clearings for September, as re-
ported by Bradstreet's, show that the early
promise of a heavy trade has been made
good, the total for the month being among
the heaviest on record. The single unfa-
vorable feature Is the relatively small gain
ut southern cities, due to slow cotton move
ment and the yellow fever scare, but even
there the increase would rank as q good
one In normal times.
Total September clearings at seventy
cight cities aggregate S. 521. .93S 1892. Il gain
over August's very large total of 1913 per
cent, oo5 per cent over September last year
ana a slightly smaller gain over the same
month in 1895. The September total is the
heaviest Tor any like month on record and
tne largest for any month since January,
1888. II is, In fact, only 7.5 per cent smaller
tnan the December total In 1892. the heavi-
eSe IKE aggregate on record.
= +
n. u. Dun & Cos monthly review of trade
conaitions In Southern California says:
Inc month of September shows a steady
ADVANCE IN trade lines, in spite of the fac
anat distribution Of general merchandise
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,ash quotations were as follows

Flour. easy; No. spring wheat s5A: No.
spring wheat, 7sdS7; No. red, S0A. .aSO%: !:
No. corn, 262s: No. 2 oats, 1S%; No. 2
white, fob, 2l@21A; No. white, fob;
20lag22; No. rye, As; No. barley, nom
inal; No. 8, fob, 2S942; No. 4, fob, 251a
@25as: No. flaxseed, 1.OOd1.O2; prime tim
othy seed, 26O; mess pork per bbl., 7.55
Q160 lard, per 100 lbs, 4.221a; short ribs.
sides. loose. 4.35d4.70 dry salted shoulders,
boxed 1905; short clear sides, boxed, 51
51a: whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gal 122
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Rond List

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The following
are the closing quotations on bonds yester-
day:
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Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Hck-
strom's, "a South Spring street.
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OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
October 12, 1897.

OCtODeT t., 1877.
The prosperous condition of the savings
banks Of this city is shown in the follow
ing condensation from the September re-
ports of five out of the seven banks doing
business in Los Angeles The figures given
are cleaned from the official reports rem
dered to the bank commissioners. The
statements of the Main-street Savings
bank and German-American will be epit-
omized later:
+ =
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK OF LOS
ANGELES
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7 will be at the following places at the timel
L designated, for the purpose of registering
the voters of Bossier Parish. The law REQUIRED
all who would vote, to register now, regardless
of former registrations
Benton, October 25th to 3Oth, inclusive,
VAUDEVILLE, November I'd aud 3rd.
Brownlee, November 4th
Bossier City, November 5th.
Curtis, November 9th.
Knox Point, November 9Th and 9Th.
Koran, November 10th.
Deerwood, November 18th.
Durr, November 18th.
Bodcau, November 18th.
Haughton, November 18th and 10th.
Allentown, November 18th.
Bellevue, November 18th and 10Th.
Midway, November Goth.
Ivan, November 22nd and 23rd.
Rocky Mount, November oath.
DR.. Martins, November 26th.
Emma, November 9th.
Mot, November 9th.
Carterville, November Both.
Rod Land, December LIST.
Arkana, December End.
Plain Dealing, December 3rd and 9TH.
Collinsburg, December 9th.
Antrim, December 7th.
Alden, December 9Th.
Benton, December 9Th to 31st, inclusive.
II. H. MONTGOMERY, Registrar.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TO PINE BLUFF,
Der. 21.-The Cotton Belt route will
run a special excursion train from
Shreveport to Pine Bluff, account of
Jefferson county Fair. This train
will leave Shreveport about 8 a. m,
Oct. 2lst., arriving at Pine Bluff
about 8 p. m. Tickets will be sold
for this train at rate of So for round
trip. Return limit, two days. Pas
sengers will return on regular trains.
0. r. DENTON, Agent.
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COLUMBIA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Con-
vENT1oN, LUMBER, ARK, OcT. Is TO 81.
For above occasion the Cotton Belt
Route will sell tickets to Lumber
and return at rate of one and one
third fare, on certificate plan, for
round trip, provided there are so, or
more, in attendance. Date of sale,
Oct. Is to 20; return limit, Oct. %.
O. R. DDNroN, Agent.
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Ri1oxi nav cases. IL,

Biloxi, new cases, II.
Scranton, new cases, z; one death:
Edwards, Z new cases; OF which 5
are negroes; one death
Mobile, new cases, Ii; total cases,
142; total deaths, 20.
Navasota, Texas; yellow reported
in existence here.
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Stray Sale.

Estrayed before r. C. Stinson, Justice of the
~ Peace, ward 2, on October u, 1897, by j.
L. Rushing, and will be sold at Rushing e
Store, in this ward, within the legal hours of
sale, on Saturday. November 9th, 1897, One
Light Sorrel Mare; no flesh mark or brand;
about S years old. Appraised at IS.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &C., or the same
will be sold according to law
J. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Constable.
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StyNy Sale.

E1strayed before H. Barnacastle, j. P. Ward
~ 6, Bossier parish, by ]. G. Barnett. and
will be sold at Haugbton, La, within the legal
hours Of sale, on Saturday, November "a, 1897,
One Black Horse Mule; no flesh marks nor
brands: about Is hands high and about 20
years old. Appraised at els.
Tbs owner is requested to come forward,
prove property and pay charges.
j. w. ONEAL, Constable
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ing, and work the following hands:
G. B. Cocker, all hands on the Smith
place, hands on Mrs. Coker's place,
Will Wilson, Tom chatham, John
Franklin, A. Carr, John Goodwin,
Tom Block, and all others in legal
bounds, not otherwise apportioned.
The following claims were allowed:
J. w. Jeter, telegram. 81 Is; J. P.
Creswell, lumber, IS rs; J. w. At
kins, commissioner election Knox
Point, $12; E. S. Dortch, do, Curtis,
$l2; J. R. Cavett, for Mrs. Evans,
$40; w. w. Lay, acc. R. M. Miller,
81 IS.
The following quarter salaries
were allowed:
A. R. Thompson, sheriff. 1872 so
w. H. Scanland, Par. IT,. 70 90
w. Fl. Scanland, Parish Pr. 40 90
B. R. Nash, Clerk Of P. j.. 30 90
A. j. Murf, Par. Attorney. 25 90
The following per diem and mile
age and Committee work was allow
ed: E. S. Dortch, $37 40; W. M.
Abney, Sc; j. w. Jeter, $44 90; J..
R. Cavett, SO; NJ. w. Cason, S26 90;
J. T. Many, $17 60; q. D. San
didge, S47 20; Rafe Watson, janitor,
81.
The following warrants were
drawn.
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Benton High School
For Sale.

My place, known as the TIN TOP HOUSE,
road. with l60 acres of and-45 or SO in cult
walton. House has six (6) large rooms, with
cross halls; two (2) barns;t hree tenant houses,
two fine springs and we'll. Terms one half al
cash; balance in one and two years, with 8per
cent interest. Further particulars, apply to
w. II. JOHNSON.
Box ga. Shreveport, La
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Tao Notice.

IA 1897, as set forth in the rolls on file are
now due and will become delinquent ON move
able property October LIST, and on immoyable
December 81. A. X. THOMPSON,
State and Parish Tax Collector.
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TTNhe first Session of the Benton Academy
l. and Preparatory School will commence
September 6, 1897, d. v.
Miss EMMA HALL, of Tennessee. will have
charge of the Primary and o portion of the
intermediate departments.
Terms, q so to IS per month.
For further particulars, apply to the Princi
pal, p. II. HENSLEY,
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BENTON, La, OCT. IA, 1897.


Police Jury met in regular session.
Roll call showed the following mem.
bers present: E. s. Dortch, Presi-
dent; j. w. Jeter, w. NJ. Abney, J..
Il. Cavett, M. w. Cason, j. T. Many
and G. D. Sandidge.
The following claims were allowed:
G. A. WATSON, building Long Lake
bridge, 1888 o.; DIR. w. M. Abney,
acc. Jail, 1872 Is; 81. 81. Montgomery,
Assessor, 1897, 1926 O5.
The following order was passed:
State of Louisiana, !
Par. of Bossier, Police Jury room. !
DR.. q. Neeson is hereby ordered
to report to q. B. Hearn, agent of
the Y. S. & P. Railway, at Shreve-
port, La, as inspector of trains on
V. S. & P. railway, for the parish
of Bossier. Ayes-Abney, Jeter,
Cavett, Cason and Sandidge; nays,
Many and Dortch.
E. s. DoRTCH, President.
B. B. NASH, Clerk.
The following claims were allowed:
DR.. @. q. Irion examination for inter-
diction Mary Jane Wells and Sam'l
Gilbert, $40; B. A. Kelly, S65; j.
L. Keith, Constable Ward 5, SlO.36;
j. P. Gleason, j. P. Ward 5, 90; q.
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]. D. Robertson's Star Hotel
RENTON, La,

Is now open to the citizens Of bossisrh anu d
l. travelling public generally; ms nUuss
newly fitted up and is the best notel ~ :
The Livery and Feed Stable IN con md yehi-
first-cIass in every respect. Teams anu hand
cles. and attentive drivers always on OLA hsA1
Stock fed and cared for. Terms reasonap''-
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Notice to TresDaSse,.S,

No trespassing will be allowed on Shady
~ Grove Plantation. This is warning that
all who do trespass will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law. r. C. STINSON
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Notice to T1'esDQsse-s.

No hunting or fishing on my place will BIZ
IN allowed. Trespassers will be prosecuted
to the full extent Of the law.
A. CURTIS,
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BENTON, LOUISIANA,
1hursday::::::::::::::::::::::::0ctober i, 1897.
Yellow Fever Spreading.

Yellow Fever Spreading.
Below is a report of the condition
of the yellow fever during the week,
given by days:
WEDNESDAY, Der. 6.
New Orleans; 46new cases; deaths,
S. Total cases, 425; total deaths, 43
Edwards, Miss, is new cases; Of
which IL are colored; total cases,
366; total deaths, Is.
Mobile, new cases; total cases,
80; total deaths, 16.
Biloxi; z new cases; l death; total
cases, 255; total deaths, 10.
Militia Yuma, Miss; l new case;
total, 6.
Oak Ridge, near Vicksburg, 1 case.
Scranton, Is new cases.
AdUhSDA1s
New Orleans, 80 new cases; 2
deaths.
Mobile, 4 new cases.
Edwards, Miss, 10 new cases.
Clinton, l new case.
Biloxi, 10 new cases, one death.
Scranton, Z new casee.
Pass Christian, 8 cases discovered
at this place.
FRIDAY.
New Orleans, 40 new cases; deaths,
S; total cases, sos; total deaths, so.
Mobile, 6 new cases; l death.
Scranton, II new cases.
Edwards, Is new cases, of which
8 are colored; deaths, 4.
Militia Yuma, Miss, l new case.
Biloxi, II new cases; one death.
West Union, Va; 81 deaths have
occurred within the past three weeks;
believed to be caused by yellow fever.
SATURDAY.
New Orleans, new cases IS; deaths
6; cases under treatment, 262.
Mobile, S new cases; 2 deaths; two
new cases in the suburbs.
Pass Christian, Miss; 3 cases in the
suburbs.
Edwards, new cases, II, of which
10 are negroes; death.
Biloxi, new cases, Is.
Scranton; 8 new cases.
Galveston, Texas, 8 cases reported
Houston has guaranteed, and many
people are leaving Galveston.
SUNDAY.
New Orleans, 81 new cases;deaths
Mobile, Z new cases; 2 deaths, sne
one death at Magazine Point.
Biloxi, 9 new cases; l death.
McEnery; l new case.
Scranton, 10 new casse; especial!
severe among children.
Nitta Yuma, one death.
MONDAY.
New Orleans, new cases, 80; death
4; total cases, GIG; total deaths, IS
Mobile, S new cases.
Galveston, Z new cases. New Yor
steamers bound for Galveston hav
returned to that city.
Houston, Texas; 4 cases discove,
ed. The widest panic prevails, an
Houston is isolated.
San Antonio, Texas, opened he
doors Sunday to refugees, and mex
day suspicious case was found.
Scranton, Miss; 9 new cases.
Biloxi, new cases, 10; suspicious,
Edwards, s new cases; 2 deaths.
Scranton, s new cases.
McEnery, 8 new cases.
TUESDAY.
New Orleans, 80 new cases; death
3; total cases, 654; total deaths, 81
Galveston; I new case.
Houston, Texas; 2 new cases.
Mobile, 8 new cases; total, IL
total deaths, 20.
Magazine Point, near Mobile,
new cases.
Clinton, 2 now cases.
Edwards, new cases, 10; of whic
2 are negroes.
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81. Coombs, acct two bridges, Swift
and Thorny, s199 "a; DR.. E. J. Hall,
examination John Green, 30.
Parish Treasurer presented the
following statements:
w. H. Scanland, Parish Treasurer,
In account with
1907 Bossier Parish.
Jnlv 5,-To amount on hand .... $3.50 So
july S-To amount from President +.
E. S. Dortch, Bridge Fund :.-..--. l450 w
Aug. 6-To amount from City of
9nreV and inv ................ i5a %
Sept 23.-To amount from City OF
Shreveport, on Bridge settlement o ny
for month of August. ----.' l2o W
Oct. $50 amount from City Shreve- ~
port, Bridge settlement, September ls| ~
1890 g
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Police Jury adjourned sine die.
E. s. DoRTCH, President.
B. r. NASH, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-02-17

Martin Julian, Fitzsimmon'- b ecker
n manager, reached Thu ,iry at
$50 p. M. and was soon in the center
OF a gIonp Of reporters hun!rv for
news. He had little to say EXCEPT
that Fitz would be here in a day or so
and go into training after his quart
ers are selected.
About noon it began to snow and AS
the APPEAL goes to press there is q
fall OF six or eight inches and still
showing. The snow, however, is not
expected to last long, and after il
clears up there will be a spell of fine
weather. All hands say the storm
had better come now and he over
Orders continue to pour in for
rooms. places to do business and
seats, The plans will be ready by
Wednesday and work will start 10.