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New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mulberry-st No las 81 .2x75 sx27.Sx5;s. Cornelia
Francis X Stable. $o,5oO
Grand st. S 5. 5ll Il II Mulberry It. ~ XIX
= 3x76s. also part premises no I4N Mul- $1,000
brrry-st. Francis X Stable & JOhn ScreNen 2oWO
Grand st, No 49, cor OF Mulberry st. 2o!x
20 ski 5x767. Ccrnela Cruger AMI another to -.
Francis X Stable. 23 part. -. 2io33
Grand No lvl cor of Mulberry ST. 2oi1
an Their t. Francis Stable Is part ..-.... II 467
Grand i. No l9J - ilx7Ix2s 8xs6.s Corneia and
cafhArlne e Cruger 10 Francis X StaOi4e. - 80
All personal property railroad shares etc. deed Of
gft under marriage settlement \ l. Carson to ,.
LIT - ilock .a3. map 272 4 lots Kemp Estate.
Twenty-third Ward. Margaretha Husse to New -
York Building Company .......... $500
s7;h-st s. l.O79 II ot 4th ave. % &7xlps.
Jacob Rauih Sarah Mlmhcrg .....- ........ $4,000
0hei II Sfrlerson. referee 10 George COutts $50
l2th-st. : $50 II Of 7th ave. 2ixln33. Charles
bevoe. executor. etc to Mary Deyos 2i.oo0
Grauf-s No 1913 - 6x7J :. Alexander Rens-
ssia.r execuior cic to Francis s,abs..... % 375
Granl-st No ls5 ~ ix77x2ssx7Gs Julie
o Cruger eSecutrix. and another 70 Francis
Stable. l-3 part .::....... I'92
+ Weiher jr. 10 Emanuel Hellner....... 10000
h Crane .......................... 10000
7oh. st . 5 q It ot Madison ave isxlso. MARY
'irenn"r 70 Nlnni" J Faulkner ............... |
CLerryst. ~ +l4. r. 2OX97.G Eliza Neehan
1slure Jackson ................ .......... 10000
l37d- It. u s. 3.5 II Z 9Th ave 5Ox.p II: John
II Mccarthy To- Louis I--e ..-............ 1900
sheriff ~. 80 p to 81 s7GSi1O Marraret A
Pooler al 20 Hoe Co........ ......... C5.o0o
G2l--i 23j West. 2jsOO5. Isaac l. Smith ana
VIE Mnne y,k,i -...,........ 5000
ii2,h 81. y p Wes,. - GXioo; Henry Gunilach
- al to Rosie Wolrrhem 2i.S1o
am vie to Anne scloIe. '''". 1880
Ais1ander-a,e No III. lsxsj.c Charlotte b
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02

issth-st No SI7 wsst n Z i6xS9 III Charles
Wynn TO Caroline III Robinson ................
07th-st. No 2l0 East 27xlOO.ll; George W Storm
Lexington ave. a corner iC4tn-s.. 100 iixSo:
sophie Mack ct A. executors to Carl HoInAnn
llZth-st. =, 2l6 II OF tth-ase. OxiOn;
Annie Siyerbau 70 Jaeob Don.ger. ...:.....
ilith-st. No <2J East. 2JxlVOl, Joseph heitsr
10 carmine IebertI and another 4. a.
Tremont-ave, n ., 100 II . OF Clinton ave, <s.6x
1+5x irregular: John F Boss and wife to Oscar
Marsball..... .......,.... ....'.''.'
l4sth-s st, 9. 100 # Of Amsterdam-avs rs!
Deli. Frederick Haas and wife to John
Lawrence-st No o. n - 22xiOo; juliet Turner
10 the Sheierng Arms. .......,..... 49,.
st No 329 East. 25x9ts. John Ferdinand
and another. executors. TO bernhard khnsen-
2c3i- 81 n s. 100 e OF Marion st. 501l264: Joseph
Trapneil IT,. and wife 10 kosale Boerl.,..;..'
RrutI-s st. No lO Frederic 4 Foster and another.
executors TO New-York Stock Exchange ana
Broad, No is. 239xsL0x26 7xs7.3: Mary
Same property. 1896 go part; George Draper 10
same
Same property. iG3-c3o part; Harriet B Fisk to
Sane property. los $50 part; Agnes Dickinson and
Same property II part; George q DE VIII uus-
"a ave. Nos ease to 2,sss =, sOSso "a ave.
Nos 2292 20 2"a4 9, toxso' Michael Elias ana
VIE 70 William Rosenweig. ....,.......
West Enl-ave. .. 23 II OF s9th- 2oxsp
Augustus B Darlington and wife % SANFORD II
Steele and another. Observation-Disclosures.
Madson-ave. g. "a II n Of 1o1th ST. Itxl'p
the Mutual Life Insurance Company to william
l7th st. No $40 East 2exi6s; Solomon weInhaud-
Ter TO Harry F15cnel. ....+.....-. ''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
Dnblil Notlce.
=
NOTICE TO TANPAYERS.-DEPA

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-DEPA
OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION
OF TANES, No. 81 Chambers Street Stewart nui.ngl.
New York December =. isHs
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN to all persons who have
omitted 10 pay their taxes the B1rOughs II Manhattan
and The Brcnx for the 1898 T. the To- the
Receiver Of Taxes his Offices No. - Chambers St~ee
Borough II Manhattan 81 and iI.th
Street Borough The Bronx respectively. before
day of January 1859 provided by Section Vly
- the Greater New YORK Charter chaper 3s Laws OF
$500.
pom euch tax remaining unpaid after the IT day
D-ceInhs- 1895 per centum siN be charged. r.
Ceved and objected In addition the unt thereof
and up remaining unpaid on the hrst day %
January 1859 interest VIII be charged. received ana col
ufaa the -'f at the ATE 90. seven PEI
per annum I, he calculated from the thd ia,
oi Ocioer 1885 which day the asscssmeni Fos ana
Of i-s de. rea to the sail
Receiver Taxe - the date ~ payment pursuant To-
section 9l6 o: said oct. -
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
NEW BUILDINGS.

Sd-st. Nos $40 and 35l East for two five story
brick tenem mt houses. gxs0.6; l. & Michel-
son. owners: Horenburger Straub. OF No l22
Central Park West. corner 1sth-st for a
four story granite. marble and brick church.
Sgx96; New-York Second Church of Christ
Scientists Ut No 90 5th-aye. owner: Frederic
II Comstock Of No 9S 5th-aye. architect 49,,
Union ave s. l25 II Of 15lst-st. Tor hve
two-story frame dwellings 2Ox5s; william
Wainwright. owner; Niels Toelherg. architect
i74th-st. g. 30 II Of Bathgate ave, for two
four story and base ent brick nathOuses 2ox
75x9oI: Newhe.d Cohen. owners; Bern
stein OF No l4i Centre Vt. architect.
10th ST. n s. 80 II OF st AIMS save for eight
four-st0ry AMI basement brick fathouses 2Jx
49, Mrs Lottie Rather, owner; Bernstein
architect NJ; -
story brick nathouse. 2xs26 Jenny T. Miller.
Of No 1852 East l3sth-st. owner; Edward Wenx.
Of No !. 491 3d-ave architect. .:.....:.....:..
Washlngton-ave Q S. 200 n OF 164th-st. for
three fve-story brick fathouses. 25xl8x9o;
Lorenz F J Weiher. Jr. owner and architect.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

D.yS 40 r. Mary ~ !sy. E to n1gns! King sh .a
Geary g Michael J. and william Kelly to Thomas
Carroll No 100 East l2sth-st. years ........' IA
Stable Frapcs % ,di T. aoS Isf Sruser exec
Same to same. No 1919 Grand-st, y year. j
Same to Alexander Van Rensselaer,. executor. etc,
Same to corneIia Cruger and another. No l95
sahc G5eISss 10 same :. 70 Iei Grand s.: i
Same to Corneia cruger. No las Mulberry st. n ,
ASSURANCE society Of the United states Madison
Davis. John. to Paul Geises. n l4Gth-s' 100 -,
# " Of Amsterdam-ave. 8 years: s:..:..;;....:.: 2i
Hoe PSoe HoSaI No F a a. to 0' 50 sf 70 s
Mosiert Edouard T and Maude G. 70 GeoTsH p,ssv W
sac pTye ea2 o. sls,s N yeass y; zoo 20 p
cage 5cs chaTry hTna,a to Anoiose Ety. ~ V 80
u.5eracld, 7 John {, to Joseph Iiamershlns and
wsIher. lerenz F 8 to Emanuel Te,nes Tsd,
aepbacp mgIsis'+ May.r s 10 clarence Tucker ct el
executors esc. corner University Place and 90
ny c;sorre re g to Louise schwcrer No 522 20
$50 Amsterdam ave. instalments ...,.....,.... ~
Erdman. Albert TO simon Bernheimer ana an
other. corner Co.umbus-ave and lO'th-st -
Ro.enthsi. s' Charles NJ to simon nernhemer
and another. CoIumbus-ave. cor ios'h-s' . 4,
Rent charles and Daniel Brueacher to Adam 81,
sperry' John j. to Francis Bangs 4th-
ave- 74.ii II n Of 123th-st ; years. .......... 10
Islael. julius. to Laura Deano. No loS Ciin- %
Iuyster' Cornelius w, TO William T Evans. 10Th
ST. + s. $50 IT % Central Park West. l's %
MingIe Harry B. to the Anglo-American savings
and Loan Association. No 24s West 2Sd ST. 3 %
NSsins ysars thomas 4. to the society Of the Lying
in Hospital Of the city q New-York. 47th- o.
l2J . Of .th-ave. 3 years. ................ 81
Rofrmaun Cal, to the East River Savings lnsu-
tuition, Nos 1.G37 Lex!ngtcn-ave ana 100 East 90
So mon Joseph. 70 the New-York Public Library
Astor Ienox and Tilden Foundations Nos l20 .
steers Anna VI and Edwari p, to George + Up -
ham. NJ 2O7G jth-ave. years. ...........:..: 70
Seus. Rudolf. and Edward Friedrich 70 bert
Of 1st-ave 2 years.. ............... 20
Petty Souls II & Walker Realty Company q New
York Security and Trust COMPANY, vs.
Dro1ke-aye g. ilG 70 AMI 1884 4 n Of 3D.
ave, years three mortgages ................. 40
Same { Frederic Miiilebrook. v Brooke
ave. ss.3 :: n OF 3d-avo ..:............
Same % same, Brooke-ave. llG.lO II n ~
Ir%in r:uscnc' ana vii. 10 oscar T Marshall
W"hse- ave. corner iS3d-st years -. L.
Same to sanie Webster ave. 8. % II or lS3l-
RosenzSo~ " i.iam. 70 r / Middiebrook. 2d-ave
coil II of l22i-st sOxs04. mortgages .,
year =, - ., ii33; '
tpXSO. mortgages. years ................. Is
Hyams william. the Mutual Life Insurance
Company u Nev-York. Madison ave. " g. 2fll 49,
# OF lo6h-s,. 76xl0. mortsages -. $40
Chevne Hugh to the New-YorlI Savings BANK .
s4th-st 1922 It W OF West End-ave. years 10
Chafrae Harry Jacob ID Butler, 5th-ave,
corner ism t. demand mortgages .......... $40
Gai dner Elizabeth c. to the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company No 148 West 4ath st. years. 10
Koeher. David NJ, TO Charles Richter and an
other. executors. etc, trustees, No 4o East I'D -
st years Observation-Disclosures. ~
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02

LOG "A LlON.
These beautiful houses are
located on high ground on
Midw0od street, near Flat
bush avenue. on Ieiforts
estate. Two blocks from
Prospect PARK: 80 minutes
BY trolley to New York;
parts o. the city and TO all
trolley connections 20 all
ferries. The surroundings
axe most magnificent. while
the neighlOrhood 10 restrict
e. t. none bu- the fnest
private rrsileacrs.
For further particulars ap
owner. Flntbush Ave, cor.
al day and evenings until o.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
Financial Mttlcnas.

NEW YORK AND HONDURAS ROSARIO MN
ING COMPANY, 40. - DrOndwny.
M YORK. December lsi. 1895.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
OF the New York and Honduras Rosario
Mining GO. Will 20 he'd AT the office ~ the COMPANY
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, ISDS at
Il. VI. for The election ~ trustees and r
ton Of such other business as properly before
the meeting.
ERNEST sCHERNIKOW, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02

Haroor Line BOARD II a m. Dec ls.'s; on app +.
cation ipept Docks of New York cts fr 'a'fNchii'n
rierhea1 line East New York CITY. D-iW-~n isl
and Slth streets Persons interested IRE invited 10 Oe
present and their views .
HENRY ~ ROBERT. Col LngTs. FssA.desS
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02

THE GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
70 Nassau Street. New YORK
November 20 1893
TNHE ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors of
The Germanis Life Insurance Company will te held
prin office the Company No Street
the C1ty Of New YORK Wednesday, the IAN day Of
December. 1895. from l2 m 70 T. 81.
HCBERT ellis. Vice Pres't & Secy.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
financial elections.

THE PEOPLES BANK OF THD CITY or NEW YORK.
November 2Sth, 1895.
ELECT1ON.-The annual election for Direc-
held the banking house. Nos 1893 anf 800 St.
Tuesday. December 18Th lsyS between hours OF
II NJ and ! r. NJ BY order Of the Board OF Directors
WILLIAM MILNE, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
Drcoklpn propsrlp for 6ale
30 II already sold).
NEW. MODERN STONE HOUSES.
: AND 3 STORIES,
PRICES FROM $3.50 TO eiI,5OO.

bCHlPTlON.
Fronts limestone ana brick.
each different. Swell and
~ Iare. tOx stoops: interior
finished In hard wood. saloon
paGlors or foyer halls. heavy
bsamed csillngS: hardwood
mantels. open nickel plumb
ing, tiled bathrooms. and all
ofrfr mp-iers improvements.
In the two-story houses are
nestory extensions three
Story houses. two-story en-
tensions. giving upstairs din
ing g-rDln
ply TO w. A. 4. BROWN,
Wildwood ct. open sundays
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02

!, F6H r.; TI5E BisrI:ICT or MAITLAND. AT BALTl-
MORE. IL SAID DISTRICT
CONSOLIDATED CASES. IN EQUITY. ,,r,
THE MERCANTILE TRUST CoMPAN 81 =, Ini-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COhrA''i e. a.
The undcrsgn have teen appointed Special Masters
by an oTder this on the loih d@y @. ~
Vernier 1875 take the necessary accounts he"
Of AL Indebtedness ot The bailnor ana % oiU
road Companv and al! claims ana deiia"us
same. ~ al creditors hoiilE su.h
ness claims and demands. and .f posslbie the't
i've places residence. but whtrc an lrsuc Vi
secured by mortgage other lien on any part G me
CORPORATE property reported II shall be su,e'sle
60 tncln,e IN such report OF names ot ths
trustee or trustees OF bonds Issued ana out
handing as shown by books OF 1ccOunt OF the Com
rsny general description o! the paF,ieu4A1 i4oP
eriy covered lN such mortgage or other lien. -,-.
Al persons firm ard corporations ha'lhR or cIills
70 have demand claim against me ssii ba,
OHIO Railroal Company. the holders Of bonds
secured by recorded mortgage on the cfnrtr Wvlriy,
- snIe part thereof hereby notified and required 70
Ge tne.r respective claims IN writing and under oaih
the OF the clerk Of the United stn,es cTEnt SIyur
baltimore. MaIyland 'on or before ne , rlhHd DAi
valdy amount art relative priorit!es upon the cor
raIe nrCteriy thereof Of each such debt.
tla or demand may be determined ani reported On ~
,te said Sreclal Masters g. thc Court .
The court further decrees In sali order mat should
e,y re-.on firm corporation holding any claim or de-
against The Batriere and Onto Railroad Company
y, g., erder egulred 10 be- fled with the Special Mas
80 tsu er neglect file such claim or demand as IN
~ order provided. before The FIRST DAY OF
6r claimant shah DE forever barred end
iI.s rom asserting any claim Zen hight 4 pay
rert against ccrpornfe property C.: The baltimore
n' reilroad Con'rany In the custody ~ t- Court Or
e., prco,vsr- nni shall he incrded n any dis
M - -. Proceeds Of - said property or
,, tb,res the distribution of the income OF such
Dropsi'y { nrrxrAM
ARTHUR T.. sPAMER.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
certurcs ano Mcellnes.


NUE THIRTIETU ANNIVERSARY or the
PRESBYTERIAN HosITAL VIII ee he'a I,rscs. m scs
ur,.v I.renb.r 81 at y. NJ. Al q Hospital e.uaiev
IN ssysnt-th street and Madison Avenue me iiosPr,Ai
wl he opsn for Inspection from $50 L . T. NJ Inv
Public are invited T. attend
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02

MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
FURNISHED h, Frs.c,ic II Hatch No. 80 Broad-st.)
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
NOTICE TO ALL CREDITORS OF lliL
~ BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.

N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARY LAND Al bA4~ii
MORE. ~ SAID DISTRICT.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02

coNsolDATEp CASES D ESyITTY;s u rur
BALTIMOHE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY e' d"
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02

4. Z. DUNHAM.
ARTHUR l.. SPAMER.
Special Masters.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21

Messrs Chas. and Sidney Paulet,
two Englishmen, who crossed the
ocean about three weeks since, have
been stopping in Colfax at the Viii
hanson hotel for the past week.
They own several thousand acres of
land in Grant and Natchitoches par
ishes, and are here for the purpose of
inspecting it, and also for the benefit
of their health. One of them has for
several years been raising tea on the
island of Ceylon, off the coast of India.
They will remain in Colfax a couple
Of weeks, and from here will go to
California and thence to England by
way of Hong Kong
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21

Mr.. J. A. Bell, representing the
Union oil mills of New Orleans,
spent two or three days in Colfax
this week, waiting for the return of
the Scovell, which has gone into
Cane river after = couple of barge
loads of cotton seed. He was at
Coushatta in the early part of the
week, and reports that the Eden
born railroad is now completed and
running trains to a point within
eight miles of that place. The
eight miles is all graded except a
gap of about two miles, OH which
three gangs are now at work. 1t
is expected that the road will be
completed and trains running from
Shreveport to Coushatta by July
10th.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21
For Congress.

In this issue we publish call from
six hundred and forty of the citizens
of our parish to Judge E. W. Suth-
erin, requesting him to become can
didate for Congress from this district
at the next election. The petition is
signed by the leading citizens of the
parish, and both by it's terms and the
number of signatures is fiattering
endorsement of the judge.
Judge Sutherlin was born and rear
ed in this parish, and as a home pro-
duct we voice the sentiment of his ad-
mirers when they say, 1--WE are proud
of him."
In character, accomplishments, de-
votion to duty and all elements of a
successful man, Judge Sutherlin is the
peer of any man in the American Con-
gress to-day. A temperate, polished
gentleman, a profound lawyer, fin
ished scholar and able debater, he
would fill the Office of Congressman
with credit to himself and honor to
his district and native parish. The
Fourth Congressional district cannot
select man better equipped for the
place. He is the choice of his home
people and has many warm friends
throughout the district who would
be glad to see him a member of the
American Congress.
We heartily second the call and
trust that Judge Sutherlin will grant
q favorable answer to his numerous
friends. Mansfield (DeSoto) Journal.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21
"Adios''---A Good Thing.

Published in many papers, stolen
by some one, faxed off on Bro. Nc
Cormick as original, and duly labeled
"For the Town Talk"
Land of garlic and tortillas,
Land Of xebecs and mantillas,
Land ofmules and Struggled bitters,
Land of raisins and of fritters,
Land of Pedro and of Sancho,
Land of Weyler and OF Blanco,
Land of bull-fights and pesetas,
Land of dusky senoritas,
Land of manners stiff and naughty,
Land of Isabella naughty,
Land of Bobadi and Hamil,
Don't you hear your Uncle Sam'l?-
"GIT!'
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21
War Talk.

If you are not going to war you want
at least to be able to talk intelligently
about it. In this connection there is no
better source of information in the South
than The New Orleans Times Democrat,
which combines in its columns of war
news, in addition to full associated Press
reports, the unexcelled service of the staff
correspondents of the New York Journal,
the New York World and others of the
leading newspapers Of the world. The
subscription rate to the Times Democrat
is only 81 month.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21
Notice..

Under the provisions of the consti-
tuition and laws of the State of Lou
siana, and in the interest of the Col
fax High School and the town OF Col
fax, La, notice is hereby given that
application will be made to the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State OF Louisi-
ana for 1898, tn have a special act
passed, forbidding the sale of spiritu-
GUS or Intoxicating liquors within
five miles of said High School and
the town of Colfax, Grant parish, La.
This May 10, 1898.
r. S. CAMERON,
Prest. Board of Directors.
H. g. GOODWIN,
Secretary Board OF Directors.
j. A. WILLIAMS,
Supt. Public Schools, Grant Parish.
J.V. LeSage,
j. II. McNeely,
II. Easterbrook,
10. Long,
r. X. Jeter,
W. L. Richardson,
NJ. f. Swafford.
s. NJ. Lacroix,
J. A. Hyde,
J. F. Kelly, M. D.,
W. A. Jones, Nj. d.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21

The Boyce Enterprise announces
that new paper is to be printed
in that Office, to be known as the
Robeline Signal, which is to be
forwarded by rail to Robeline and
distributed to patrons in that vici-
nifty. Bro. Beard will be the edi-
tor, and we hope he will reap the
full reward of his enterprise. We
warn him, however, from personal
experience, there is lots of hard
work in this sort of double-barrel-
ed industry.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21
A game of base ball will be play-

A game of base ball will be play
ed Sunday afternoon between Col
fax and Cloutierville teams, on the
common next to the Catholic
church. The following compose
the. Colfax club: Chas. ID. La
Croix, captain, Walter Phillips,
Randall Duckworth, Jas. Ethridge,
I. P. Mcknight, r. H. William
son, Oscar Hyde, j. E. Dunn, An
drew LeSage, Sam Wells and Ben
Terrier. Umpire, VIII LaCroix;
Scorer, e. N. Evans.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21

The terrible Monsoon seems to
have been disturbed in his native
haunts, in the Indian ocean and
among the Philippine islands, by
the late exploits of Dewey in that
quarter of the globe. For the past
ten days a steady, disagrees.ble,
dry southerly wind, blowing at the
rate of 20 or 30 miles an hour, has
prevailed. Dust abounds in unusu-
al profusion, cisterns are getting
low, and vegetation is beginning to
suffer.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21
Notice.
To the Patrons Of the Colfar Public
tSchool District:

To the Patrons Of the Colfdr Public
tSchool District:
Pursuant to resolution of the trustees
of the Colfax High school, adopted
March %, 1893, and in accordance with
the charter of said school. notice is here
by given that an election will be held at
the Colfax High School building, in the
town OF Colfax, La, on Saturday, June
4, 1893, between the hours of 3 and o.
clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of
voting for or against certain amendments
to the charter of the Colfax High School
ELSEWHERE published for general infor-
mation) and the readoption OF the charter
as so amended. Also at same time and
place to vote for three trustees for said
school to serve for period of four years,
and four trustees to serve two years.
All white legal voters residing in the
Colfax public school district having chill
dren of schoolable age. or being the gnar-
dians or tutors of children of public
school age, have the right to vote.
This May Is, 1893.
K. s. CAMERON.
Prest. Board of Trustees.
Fl. G. GOODWIN, Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21
Assessor s. r. Lee and Mr.. J

Assessor s. r. Lee and Mr.. Jas.
A Harvey arrived in Colfax last
Monday for the purpose of start
rng the registration and revising q
portion of the assessment. Mr..
Harvey remained over during the
week to attend to assessment mat
ters, while the registration has
been turned over to Mr.. j. p.
Lewis.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21

A killing affair among the ne
groes occurred last Wednesday,
on Capt. G. G. Nash's place, about
two miles south of Colfax, in which
the wife of Andy Harris shot and
instantly killed Jesse Brown. II
seems to have been q general row,
in which two or three women were
concerned, among them the woman
who did the killing. She has been
arrested and placed in Jail, and
also Andy, her husband, who is
said to have cooked the pistol and
given it to her and told her tc
shoot.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21

We were pleased on Thursday to
receive a visit from Mrs. Jos. A.
Grace, of Plaquemine, accompani-
ed by her sister, Miss Josie Rhorer,
of Paramount, who has lately been
visiting on the coast Mrs. Grace
will return to her Plaquemine
home during the ensuing week.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21
Rev. f. d. Van Valkenburg

Rev. F. d. Van Valkenburgh
preached in the Colfax courthouse
last Saturday night and Sunday
noon, and announced that he would
preach here regularly the third
Sunday in each month. He ex-
poets to move his family to Colfax
and will occupy the Sers house in
Acmeville, and will probably ar
rive here to-day.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21

Fourth Judicial District Court, Parish
of Grant, State OF louisiana
Succession of Henry O'Neal, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Thos. H.
West having filed bis final account here
in, tho same will be homologated and
made the Judgment of this court. unless
opposition is made thereto in ten days as
the law directs.
This May 18th, $685.
WI. SHACKELFORD,
Clerk 4th District CT.
Per J. NJ. ID.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1898-05-21

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