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St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
HOMESTEAD APPLICATION.

In accordance with Act No 81 of the
legislature of the State of Louisiana of
1883, hereby give notice of my inten-
tion to homestead the following State
land, viz:
Tie southwest quarter and the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter
of section Is, andinOrthwest quarter and
southwest quarter of northwest quarter
of section -, township Z, south range
l5 east, in the Greensburg District, La.
nlyS Ct JAS. ID. STOCkSTlLL.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
HOMESTEAD APPLICATION

In accordance with Ac. No. 81 of the
legislature of the State Of Louisiana Of
1888. hereby give notice of my inton-
tioa to homestead the following State
land. viz:
Tic fractional southwest quarter Of
northwest quarter, fractional west half
of southwest quarter. and northeast
quarter oil southwest quarter Of sec ioa
36. township 5, south of range Is e,s..
In the GreensturG District. La.
mvl Ct JAMES ". THOMAS.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
SIideII.
Nav ). 1897.

Nav ), 1897.
Editor St. Tammany Farmer:
There was never truer saying than
the old saw that it is an Ill wind that
blows nobody good, SO in the case OF
the extreme high water that is now
threatening the fertile lands adjacant
and bordering ON the banks of the
mighty Mississippi, we of the piny
woods section will to a certain extent
enjoy some of the benefits accruing
from the destruction threatened from
the high water, for the sale of lumber
has increased to such an extent that
the Salmen Brick 4 Lumber Co of this
place have disposed of all the material
available for levee work that they had
on hand, and have done as prosperous
a business this year, for the length of
time. that has been done by them since
the completion of their lumber mills,
and has caused them to employ num-
her of people in the erection of a new
aud improved dry kiln % by SO feet,
that is to be constructed of iron and
brick in its entirety, and model barge
81 by 100 feet. decked with tracks laid
aboard so as cars loaded with brick can
be placed aboard direct from the kiln's,
with considerable saving of expense
bv hauling.
The Parish Assessor, Mr.. Warren
Thomas arrived here this morning, for
the purpose of registering the duly
qualified electors of the town, for the
coming municipal election, but said
election not taking place before August
1898, he did not open his books for busi-
ness, as the registration of the entire
Parish will commence some time in
this coming September.
Sheriff Stroble picked up two parties
here the first part of last week. one
named Moore aud the other Collins.
both residing here for some time and
working for the Salmen Brick & Lumber
Co. under the (alias) of Campbell, who
are supposed to be wanted in Washing
ton Co. Ala. for completely in a lynch :
ing affair that occurred there about three
or four wears ago. As a sequel to their
arrest, Deputy Sheriffs John Lankston
and B. 4. Scarborough caught Thomas
J0urdan near Pearl River Station
yesterday evening, who is also wanted
in Alabama, on a charge of murder.
With the efficiency and vigilance of
the Sheriff and his Deputies, the law
abiding and tax-paying citizens are
grateful for riddance from the ccmmu-
nifty of such undesirable people.
Yours Dustyingly,
STRAGGLER.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

Mr.. Walter Green left for Emory,
Miss, on the 9th, on visit to his
mother.
There were several visitors here from
the city last Sunday All seem to en-
JOY an outing to our little rustic town.
We were all sorry to see Mr.. and Mrs.
Word and sweet little Bculah leave US.
Their stay among US was SO delightful
and pleasant.
The blessed rain is falling, and while
we are glad to see it. as the ground
was parched, yet we feel sad for those
in the valley of the great river, where
every drop adds to the volume of water
AMI makes the stouthearted tremble.
Rev. L. A. Reed arrived to-day, and
will hold services for US tomorrow.
RELDAS.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
BOGUE CHITTO.
May II. 1897.

May II, 1897.
Editor St. Tammany Farmer:
will state to you the awful condition
of our neighbOrho0d. The planters are
almost dishearteHed. Some of them
have plowed up aud planted the third
time, and Jet they have NO stand oi
corn.
The worms have been worse this
Spring than they ever have been since
the civil war. But IL is hoped that the
coming hot days will destroy the in
sects, before it is TOO late to make other
efforts for crops.
1t is getting very dry up here. The
cotton is not doing much, but the
worms have bothered it but little.
Some Of our neighbors are very busy
gathering and shearing their sheep.
They seem to be in good spirit, as they
are expecting : good price for their
wool.
Well, business in general is very dull.
Everything seems to be on . dead drag.
Il WAS thought BY Eost u M that TIE
colntsy wool1 = 1eafishlg4su With gold
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
narI River.
May 10, 1887.

May ~, 1oJSs
Ealto. NJ Tasamauy Farmer:
a sunday, May ,, Pearl Rivers old
st citizen, Mr.. David Porter, Sr.. was
laid away TO rest la the old family bury
n. nlace. beside &fis wife, fath.r
r,1ahar. children a0d grandchildren.
~ ofhes relativeS. Mr. Porter was
Arrears old. and had spe.t nearly all his
IN a thi. vicinity, his parents having
neSsod from South Caroline when he
- auite young. He was an honest
49,. kind- d-hearted and hospitable, and
= ~ nel9hbOr. He had only been Con-
ed % his bed since December. He
asSrae nix children and twenty-fOur
r. achlldrcn. Peace, peace 70 his ashes.
36r. and Mrs. J. &C. II Mckin-
- of Auxuilla, Miss, are visiting
Il12. NcKinncy's mother, Mrs. L. CrAIy
eSN1ar and family. They being also
rr7neaa from the overfowed district in
laEnrkey County. We hope they Will
IN = mach In love with our balmy
hoalth giving piuy Is country that
1alnv W3li make their home among MS.
a66 naa Tie land flowing with milk and
hnnev. wh6cA il will surely be il its re-
eoprces are properly developer.
Nr. Joha Haxar has fine apiary
Sfasfed. ard Is contemplating many
inneopeneats on his beautiful place.
m aeS1ns nOl, enteusted with the pros
,secf6 q . sare success in his line OF
bu6imeae.
1aF. Fed Hinxe has = large poultry
1arn I'D Is doing sell in his enterprise
U1eo.
Snyeeal other newcomers have
efer6nl ssnall farms, and all seem to
'i1IIi|1 o. TAmua1ny Parish Is 'sne
"a - 1GeIfch
g - WINS new house is neeuy
LIS 10 be occupied Dy NJ.
- family, Of SAGINAW
nlnp smother hei9!lng
Fl nsDeody ego4
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
Eighth Ward.
May IL, 1897.
Editor st. Tammany Farmer:

4
Rain is much needed at present.
The bluShing strawberry still fingers,
| while the rich vinous blackberry ripens
apace. This is good berry country.
When Halls circus visited the lower
portion of st. Tammany Parish, to ex-
hibit. the animals were removed from
their cars, and taken by keepers to the
banks of lovely Bayou Vincent, SO they
might quench their thirst without stint.
A big and a little elephant, chained to-
gethcr, especially seemed to enjoy the
privilege, and together quaffed good
bayou water, with the aid of their
trunks. in q way that would have de-
lighted the heart of Miss Willard, Of
| temperance fame. What more natural
than that these same elephants should
plunge in the bayou for swim: And
this they did, greatly to the delight OF
| a number of interested on-lookers, who
had gathered to witness a performance
not down on the bills.
| Speaking of the circus, it was re-
ported for while that lion had eS-
capped from his cage aud car, and was
roaming the swamp near Pearl River
| Station. The story was only a hoax,
but for while Uncle Bill Provost failed
| to use the short cut home through the
swamp. and is said to have allowed, as
his reason, s'that he hadn't lost any
lion. and wasn't looking for one."
Soft, hazy days, filed with mocking
bird trills and with fiowery essence of
rose, jessminc and sweet bay, exhailing
delightful incense, who would not know
| that this is St. Tammanv's sweet month
of May?
Mr.. w. 0. Wilder, the dignifled
Mayor of Slidell, visited friends in the
Eighth Ward last Sunday.
Messrs James Provost, II. Lar0ussini
and Felix Couteric, prominent New Or
leans business men. are frequent visi-
tors on Sunday to their Los COnchas
Island stock farm.
Miss Eulah Amacker, of Amite City.
is teaching the present term Of the
lower ward school.
After short and painful illness, Mrs.
Robert, wife of Edgar Robert, n we'll
known and respected resident of this
Ward. died of pneumonia, April "a.
The funeral, from the Methodist Church
at Slidell, was largely attended by sor-
rowing friends.
The summer fish-fry and basket
meetlcg season mas opened IN earnest
among the colored citizens, and it is q
dull month that has not one or two of
them to bring out an animated crowd.
A change seems to have come over
the spirit of the dreams of the gentle
poet of Pearl River. Mr.. Wilson Glas-
cock, and instead of being blithe aud
happy, his verses of late possess .
haunting sadness. The following lines
are his most recent effort:
"Ah! tits such lovely Sabbath eve,
But SO desOlate. silent and lonely.
Even the little birds seem sad,
And have retired to some secluded wood
to grieve.
Oh! what a fearful prison
Doth seem this dreary woods,
Where the solemn stiffness is rarely
broken,
Save by the plaintive bleating of an inn
> prisoned calf,
Or the piteous moan of 3 dove, calling
for a companion.
All! ha-ha-ha. this cold, lonely ghost of
avillagc!'
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

and silver, just as soon as the new
President was inaugurated, but think
in place of better, the times have been
getting harder ever since the ele ,tiOn.
Yet we should not blame the President,
for i; depends principally upon Con-
gress and the general industry Of our
country, whether times improve or not,
for lots of people make hard times by
lack of integrity or industry. A. S. J.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

Parker Mrs v A, 1C0 acres land ant!
imp in eco @ ard 81, tp 5. IL 2, est
two hunfrei thirty dolls, S IS.
Perry L 8, six acres lying in :hc v
extremity "a the " !. OF the v . Of seI 81 /,
r 3. Z; Is e '.'' '"t A'"'''''' ''s d''''
Porter A L, $50 acres and ir' , in WI,
Shnrpland's tlact ON Pearl River, as't
two Lundrs.i ninsty-ave dols, s IS.
Porter AIm Mary Ann. 159 acres and
imr, sc sec IL, tp =, : IA =, portio',
Uf Vim ShsrI lands tract, asst two hum
dred twenty -seven dolls, 80.
Porter Mrs Ellen, lO7 acres aci im;,
in II & CIR Of sec II and coz or sec IL
tp /: l5 Q, asst two hundred ten dolls,
Porte, " o, sixty Eve acres and imp,
part of W ] of = W sec 81, tp 8, z II e, as's
seventv-tive dolls, y.
Page James, heirs Of, 1863 6A-lOO acres
and imp. lot l, sec -, tp q, II e, 6S
64-lUO acres, lOO acres fri n SEQ .,
sp d, IL e, .ss't tive hur drei .lnls, 0 CD.
Page Nathan, sixty-f0ur and ninety
one-;,audredths acres and imp, known
rs lot 5. sec ~. tp 6, IL Z, asst two
hundred fo,sy-ive dolls, 6 ~.
faris Ferdinand, one hundred acres
and imp in n quarter OF sec 1, tp =,
r u e, IA one hundr. d ten dolls, s 75.
Page Henry, lGO acres, lot ?, SEQ -, tp
6, II e. sevcaty acres, ten acres in : "
cor of y sec Is, tp 6, IL e, eighty
acres on iiogue Chitto River, Donn.led
nortd by Isogae Chitto kiver, tn by
half-miie conner, eat by lands OF Hen ~
Miller and west by lands Of Owen Miller,
a.t two hundred forty dolls, z GO.
Pierce James, nineteen hnnslred acr cs
and imp il fork of Pearl and BOgue
Ghitto rivers, as't one Thousand i've
hnu.;red forty dolls. q 20.
rarent Lncien, thirty acres ON Tche.
functa River in Parent tMcs, as's thirty
lols, 2 55
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
Mary Jaw. wife of lean Gain. vs. lie
Husband.

B. virtue of wri. of hari facins from
the honorable the aforesaid court and to
rae crested, bearing date s.ay 10. 1897
l will proceed to sell at pm olfc auction
ut the door of the courthouse. in the
town OF Covin2ton, ST. Tammany Par
ish. La, on SATURDAY. June 10, 1897.
between legal sale hours. the following
described property. to-wit:
10 acres of land. together with al!
the buildings and Improvements there
on. being tie northwest quarter of the
souti.e ,st quarter. and Il. east half OF
the southeast quart, of section twenty.
four, i'm towusli2 nire, south OF range
fourteen east. II ST. Helena Meridian.
Seized in the sbo-e entitled suit.
Terms Of sale cash, with the benefit
Of arpmisament
yoMS !. SrnoDLr, Sher j.
Nr.oac.-son ~ I IT Al,,.3,a
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

Cook Wn, b, $50 acr . 400 scres
in powell tract. sec rs + so acr.s
" ] Of y / SEE Is, tp 6. r IL z.
asa $500 1T Is. IS. Il 4 Is na'l's-
SIG 30
Tnnes Jessie Il ess. 562 aess> in
sec Is. tp IL e. go acres in N
n ! cf sec 81. 191 scses in n " qr
Of II v ar. l. g n qr Of v qr
sec 20. l. 81 acres tp 6. : II e. ss'd
1000 dolls. 60 10
Jay w I, 2O6 acres. part IT rec
AZ. tp Z. 10 e. N or ii n . q.
sec 26, T., Z. 10 .. n . ar Of u v
ar sec %. tp z. : IL e. for taxes for
"a. '95 l. '96, ns'd .3O dolls. III 80
Ial,st J s. lot 8. sqr 15. n . DIV
Of Abita Springs for "a. 95 & 96.
ss'd % dolls, 3 Is
Morley w Il. 3oO sciss 'r or of
= or, SEC = tp 6. r Is c, cf NV
or sec 80. tip Z r 13 e. u " q, ofn~
or. see "a. u or Of v ar. SEC %.
tp 5. r II 9. nj Ut n q qT sec 33. Il,
4 r ii e. ms'l 96O. 58
...cGnin l. Airs, 400 acres. sH o
sec 80, T.. 8. 10 e. & ~ .ecs Z &8
tpSr IL Z. as'd 500 dolls. 80 GO
a!cGuin Henry est. 1902 mrrts.
all Of sec 10, 651 acres all = rec 30.
651 acres tp Z r 10 =. ASH 1000
dolls 50 10
Murphy j. 2 acres u cor Of
"a W Or of Or. sec 8 IT, ., a. c,
as'd 225 dcls. IA %
NcC.osk+y Joseph. let's 3. 4 & 5.
sqr 10. ;snsaier City. as'd 12O .l,!s.
s 50
McCarrun J Y. 10 ACRES W
of W or. of " or. sec Is. ip s. r
IL as'd 20 dolls. 3 %
McG-e i W, 40 acres " or "f
II. q sec 2S. ip :. "A e. as'd 100
dolls. Z so
McEucry john EST. 'Dts II & II
sqr l. B.,-sirr .'ity. as'.l 100 dolls.
II go
Mestier Liz Jrdin J b. $50
acres, lots 8 & 10, 9. %. Up 8. 13
e, Lot l. sec &c. tp 8. IL q. as'd
15O dos. 10 65
N.is~n Joe. "a acres on COving
ton read in sec IS tp Z. 10 =. 'as'd
Is ,lo'x. 6 40
Piownan w. 73 scres, Of NV
Sec II tp 4 r 10 .. for taxes IT % l.
'9G ns'd 95 dolls, 4 IS
Kial:arasun, Bres l. Crissy, John
McEns-y est. 81 acres III q Of
y or. sec %, tp 6. ! l e. l. lot 8
sec a8. - 6, II =, as'.: 81 dolls.
4 20
Ric. G T., 4 McCnrnico W L,
l6O acres, u q or sec 8 tp 8r "A e,
ss'd lGO dolls, IL %
Robert Il Miss. 30 acres, part Of
II sec 8, tp 8. r 13 e, ss'd so dolls,
|6 Us
Read S r, so acres, lots 4, 6&7,
sec Z, lots 2, 5 & 8. sec Is, lots 8.
6 & rec s. lots 2. 3. 5, 8. 8 l. u,
see q, all in tp 8, Is e, as'.l 500
dolls, so 60
Recs Jacob, 32O acres, ! If SEC
80, tr 4. 10 e, as'l Sc dolls,
20 35
Steirle Mary Airs, 81 acres
Of /" e qr, c II. tp Z, 10 =. ash
80 dolls, 6 65
SiDgletar,- Richard, 12l acres
& y Or Of w qr, .e. Z. sp7 10
z, .s'd 200 dolls, 10 30
Smith S,,san AIRS, 10 acres ses 8.
tp 8, IA e, as'd 80 dois, 4 95
Taylor Jcslh D, ATT acres II
sec ). E; see 8, n sec 8. tp z, 10
Z. as'd Att dolls, % 30
Int, rh.n,,ss, heirs IL, 400 acres,
all 81 sec 38. ti' 5. 8 & 10 =, as'.l
500 ,!o's, 80 GO
Walker John y. $40 acres il u
of sec 81, tp 6 & &7rl Is =, nA'd l65
d"'-, IL so
Young !tine, Il: acres. lots 1, =.
8 4 20. in $ " qr, sec 26. tp =, l3,
"s't. 25 .loi<. 3 55
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
STATE TAX SALES
ImmovabIe Property
State of Louisiana, Parish OF St.
Tammany. vs.. Delinquent Tx
Debtors.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me by tie constitn tion and laws or the
Stat Of Louisiana, will sell, at the
principal front door of the courthouse
in which the civil district court o. said
parish is held. within leea! sale hours
for judicial sales. beginning ct II o'clocl
A. n. on
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
HOMESTEAD APPLICATION.

In accordance with Act No 81 OF the
legislature of the State of Louisiana Of
1858, hereby give notice of my inten-
tion to homestead the following State
land, viz:
The northwest quarter ana the south
west quarter of the southwest quarter OF
section I9, and the northwest quarter
and the southwest quarter of the north.
west quar- er of section 80, township Z,
sonth range Is east, in the Greensburg
District, La.
myS Ct. CALVIN SMITH.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
TERMS OF SALE.

On snid .:"y nt sale viii sc.l
s''s:i' l"'r;' ~ of x.;d property 40
eacl, deb will print ont. and in
case the sb,or will MT point ous
sufficient .lroi,-Ity. I will ut ncs,
without i.rti'+r :i~:.y. . II si,s em.t
quantity Of s"i.l pro.s.sy o. amy
.le"sor w,it:ln a"v :,i.i.l-r will luy,
lar ti:s "mo,nt ~ taxes, in ter. sc
and c.'s's ,l.,@ by sid .!e.aor. Tie
sa.e will bs w:::,ont api,.a;s em,-nt !.
f'r casis. !n !r,:.l Ten Ter money Of
tine Usiss.l Ssa:e.. ansl ine p.uperty
ss'.d sl,Al. be rel e-nsb!s ut any
time for The sp-.ee -! o:,e ys.r, b.
paying the psies S,yes. with 20
per cs'.t interest. eu~t an.I reO.l-
k.s o n.isiesi.
SJ. SrRonr1.
Sheriff. and cx-O@cio Tax cole ctes.
Covin9ton. La, April 10, 1897.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

Beauieaux Christine Mrs acre &
INN, ON we t side of Bayou Lacombe,
bound north by C. Cousin, south by l.,
Pcrsonne. east by ID. Cousin, west by
C. Aubry, as'd $25, 80.
lsiackMar NJ s 1. j, oIe lot in sqr l8.
COR Joseph 4 7,h sts, Bossier ti;y. ss't
fifty dollars, Sc3 IS.
Bylue S, lot 3. slr 5. i;o:S n City,
asst fifty dollars. 81 50.
Dyrne J W, lot S. SO: 5. E"ssier City,
as't fifty dollA,s, IS IS.
Baker Mrs Marie. l6c acres 4 imp in
tp5 IL g, asst one hundred twenty
Iol.ers. 81 81.
Barker John, two hundred acres 4
imp in t. 5. IL e, asst three hundred
fifty five dollars, As.
Brown Frank, lot 6. sqr II, Bcss:er
City, asst thirty dollars, 3 55
Booker Durham, forty acres & lump
ne Il of sc a sec II, tip 3, IA e, asst
one hundred fifty dollars, 35.
Brunnett Joseph, lot in ffl sec s, tp
., rIl e, on W bank of Bayou Vincent,
asst twenty-five dollars, 80.
Brown Frank, three acres, portion
of II " IA sec 90, tp 6, IL e, asst twenty
five dollars, for tax of three years back,
l3, IA 4 IS mills, IS.
Bossier Ed, lots of ground in BOssier
City. asst two hundred fifty dollars, s..
Bossier S, aud T + Herwig, 1905
acres se.s l, 2, IL, tp7, IL east, and
secs 35 and 36, tp q, ii east, known as
the Virgin tract on Abi'a river. as'd
for two thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars, S35 50.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
Saturday, May Is, 1897,

and continuing on each succeeding day
until said sales are completed. all the
property upon which taxes are now due
to the State Of Louisiana anil parish OF
ST. Tammanv. to enforce the collection
of taxes assessed in the year 1856,
together With Interest thereon from
tbs ;sist day Of December Of ssid year.
at rate OF que per cent per mo Lth until
paid ana all COSTS The aames Of said
delinquent tax debtors, the amount Of
taxes due by each ON she assessment Of
said year. and the property sssessed to
each 10 be offered for sale. il n follows:
ASSESSMENT Is MILLS, PUrL TAX
AND COsTs.
a
Anacrsob A N. egihsy sores and isr;,
n sec q. spA = lie. as't eighty dnllsrs.
- 81
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
l.. j. Hart 4 Co. ct ais, VS.. the Heirs
of Joseph Sole.
Sixteenth Jn.iicial District Conrt Of
Louisiana. in aud for the Parish Of
st. Tarm any.

By virtue O: an order OF sale from the
honorable the aforesaid court. and to
me dircc ted. bearing date hiay- 6. 1897:
I will proceed to >ell at rnb!ic auc-
ticn, at the doc: of the courthouse, IN
the town OF Covingion,- Parish Of 81.
Tammany. La, on SATURDAY, June
-, 1897, between legal sale hours.
the following described property. t.
wit:
Lot No. Is, in square No. 2. together
with the buildings aud improvements
thereon. and lot No. >. in square 10, in
the town of Vaudeville, La. for the
purpose Of effecting partition among
the various co-owners in the above en-
titled suit.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms OF sale-Cash with the benefit
of aap-aisement.
j. j. STROBLE, Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
!MamGleville.

ASSESSMENT IL. IL. 10 4 Is slIl1s.
POLL TAX AND cosr
Fe..''nAy Cha<, Ia, 8. sqr IL, ns'd
225 dols, II Is
Mc,"rd .\nire.v, l,t j" 8 . Cur
Of Of double sqr Al. as'd p dolls,
3 2j
Pupil M.'dsli,.. .qr ll8, ss',l
100 dOls & GO
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

ASSESSMENT IL. IL, 10 & II MUS,
Poll Tax AND Cusr.
Linton Maria Ann est. sqr 10,
70. -. 30, 81 4 81, Div Ut Winter.
.,s''l ons hun,!retl ,l.,ls, q 80
Slidell.
ASSESSMENT Is. Il. 13 4 Is :lIuLs,
!'0LI. lax A::D Cosr.
Mueller B V Mrs, l.,. u,.e sqr 5,
% 4 '96. as'd ons hundred dolls,
3 so
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

Habs e~ch Sin, lG3 acres & imp. sec -.
tp =. Is =. as't oce hsnalrsd sixty dos.
! SD.
Henderson Lizzie. eighty acr 9 E-imp
on w.-st b INK Of Hay OF Liberty, AIT one
hun ..rel dolls, ; g..
;snsm.r = w. & Cook Gen n, lot z
s,,r 2l BOsesier CRY. from II !. Mallstts.
lots 10 + IL slr = Ro<aier t.itv from
Mrs Ida POnte u~'d thirty slolss , IS.
Hartvilie LnnibeT 10. Sas Mil { Zap.
:ss'd tLlrsy-tse hundrsd d. II. II l3& Is
mill1 fue lSe6 Z lSve eJ9u 10
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
Succession Of J. NJ. .Abaiie.

State Of Louisiana Parish of st. Tam
many-Sixteentk Judicial District
court
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15
MandeVllle.
ASSESSMENT 13 SIIL.s. Poll
AND COSr.

ASSESSMENT 13 Mills. Poll Tax
AND C0sr.
Cnu.rie d. = parce; Of ground
bounded by CnroEtle!.t. Monroe l.
i'lotida sts. as'd 500 81 30
Grancillis .intonIn, sw ! Of sqr
70 T. imp .s'l $15. 81 10
as'.l 1855. Z 70
Harn-y f. s4r 81 vacant AS j $50.
So Is
Isom Alice Mrs. l lot. sqr 50. va
cant as'd $25 q As
Jnno.l Louisa Mrs. II lots l. im,,
an jefferson st bet Carondelet.
| Wilkinson l. Cla:borns s:s as'd
800 3 40
Mathews Jos. lot IL. sqr 4 l. I
sqr 81 vacant, as'd $7s 81 10
McKissack lice Airs. lot s sqr IA
l. imp ASA $50 81 Is
l'eres francois. macOrohi ma
clinery. as'l $64O $1l 45
Prcau J y. lot 20 sqr 16 vacant.
as'd $25 81 As
Suciety Of the Holy Family.
Mother Austin. Superior. lois 8. IL.
13, "A. Is. l. 16 in sqr IL 4 imp.
asd $1,000. fl7 20
Unknown Owners lot 10 sqr z.
lots IL 4 IS sqr Z. lots 10, IL. II 4
IL sqr :. lot 4 sqr IL. Its I l. 2
sqr Is. lots 8 l. Z. sqr l6. sqr 46. - !
of sqr AZ. sqr 49. ss'd for s535.
50 O5
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

euro F l. Bradley ] II, cne-sixth
of 4 iots on st Ann st. bonded by
Nj Dicks property / 9Th +. from. eat
Nicholas Bai.am, for taxes VI 1895,
as'd $40. - rs
Dnpart Gustave, q let's 4 imp
cor lsampnrt 4 Cedar ~. ns't
$3.50. IS 80
I.,s Sassier Louis est. 40 arpel,ts
l. imp frorting ON 1chefuncta Itivef.
part swamp. ns'd $3.50 81 IS
Slidell.
ASSESSMENT Is Mills. PoLL Tax
AND Cosr.
Cockburn II G. LIT 4 i,ap part OF
:to''ert tract adjoining e H Lirtoa.
lut cor 2f.a Il Besanson SITS, as'6
$125 IS 90
Cousin (Ssnevievs Airs. 25 acres
lot =. sw sec 10. tp 3. IA 9. as'i
$500 Sc so
Davis AIRS Mary 4, lnt 6, SO ?. 4
imp. as'l 5000 s. 1O
Frem.ux j q. 8 ccies in lot 10.
sec 8. tp 8. Il e. .s'.l 500. - GO
;nine. Paris 10 ssres T. imp. y
part :.f Gusman. tract in sec A. tp
., r IA 9. Esd SIS. - 20
Ileopald ~ Alrs. lots SO 10, sqr
81 Div D. Rubert addition. as'd
SIS So 25
Mcnendez A. 4 acres along sice
the Salmen mfg 30. bounded south
by public ro.,; Icadin. to lsimel:ilr
Landing. west side N o l. Mex Il.
sec "A. tp .. r IA e. as'd 500. 81 CD
l;ohert + +. lot Z sgr -. lot !
sqr 20 5 acres l. imp part OF n g
portion Of n W ! cf 8 . I sec Is. tp
., IA e. na'd $500. Sc 60
S,dler Terence. lot ) sqr ID & imp,
as'd $50. S. 30
Table James. 46 acres 4 imp. lots
? l. 3. sec IA. tp .. IA e. ash
S4OO. 80 10
St. Tammany farmer., 1897-05-15

state of Louisiana, Civil District Court
FOR the Parisl, of Orleans-So. 53, ,275.