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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

Louisiana TO President J efterson 70 save
IS England could and probably would have g
taken Louisiana from France. sns ,, naaf
quite respectable army IN wncn M ar,
at ,Naterloo, at New, orleans on the 81
OF January 1916. But the United sta.ss,;
and mot France then held ~ and t eTgo,.,
soldiers could not capture the cotton bal
zfortihcations OF the Americans. ~. u
Lord Packenhan'a successors hhas % d9
Cotnwalis did TO Gen. Geo. washington y. 2, 7
Yorktown in 1881 This victory at ~ rev !, y
Orleans, which might have procuree g. - :.
OF peace had been signed IN SLondd,12n9;;1Ia
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Scraps Of History

Editor of The Times -Dispa tch:
sir.-I was delighted when you inaugu-Ii
rated the historical 8annlyersary depa ~
cause i was reminded OF the great pleas
,ures and valuable in formation y derived d Sc
from a per published and edited. by, NJ
Hagn
With William r Richie, Of the "Enquir-a
er. on the Manchester SIDE q me ne, RIVER,
Mills. Both these brot hers were brilliant
men EIampden had national reputa ton
as writer on poll ical questions an,
literary subjects. the result OF extensive
reading and retention Of the stores Of
InformationthHs gansdt The paper sdp 44bp s
!!fasa asA wbieh By tie Way vas
3s sa' the Spi spatch. This Penny Post,
several times per week. had a long edto-
tile, or epochal event, Including Client,
and modern times This was
tfitty-flye or more years q go. and p re;
ea g!.Sss led led me to ioeS for and read ali
o eiG1a majority 81 the comparatively
funimporta liant events he has go far noted
and occupy the same or even more space
with the details Of Scorrolariges Of the
great events Of all history, he Will not
Eonlysinterest. but Instruct many of your
citucIS ttllA h'thpn
minds a valuable taste for historical and
otherEfar more valuable reading than. the
vast bulk Of what they now store their
but your historian should be sure OF
his dates, etc. IL T. am 5impelled to q give
this caution, especially about the battles
of the late Confederate war, fora:s eiof
ipated IN those battles, and have good
reason to remember them and the dates
on which they were fought, etc.
n ssBif s II espectfully, ETC..
sERGENAT-NIAJOR THIRDaYIRGINIA
fti CALVARY,sA. N.SiVA. ali ss,
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Stamping Offices.

The Virginia Commit tee Of the South
eastern Tariff Association held q rSgull liar
meeting here yesterday md DC c!d 81 70
establish two additional dumping offices I'l
in the state in the near ~ ture. one el1'a
is to be at Lynchburg and the other Z
Alexandria. The associa ton has o I'll s,
nov at Richmond, Norfolk and Roam oKc's
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Chesterfield Republicans.

a mass meeting of Republl = 5.A y
4 Chesterfield county was held i5a at me
county courthouse yesterda W. q ~ Io Z
delegates to the district ~ ms
cIty'next Thursday night We're elected.
n. L. Scott was elected member OF the
District Committee. III is49 Il Is Iisi fs a
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vice. IS s,f sii M 4. f.3
Mrs. III. wv. Wash and daughterss Mass ss
Eva and Frankie, left yester s, ~
mountains :, 81, ~ 81
Brooks will join8 hem lat err on ana E e.
turn wlth3them home il N &.
Mrs. George. Nelson, son ard m 1.lsi
accompanied by Mrs. Wilmer N. Con- Ie.s
left last Monday 1or BrunsWiGk 3s !: !n y.
.;yVaynesboro, Va They Will remain away
until Septem Der LIST. { III
The Rev. S.. r. Tyler will preach a. Il -.
Mark s. Episcopal Church this morning
at - 1 g O. clock. Mr.. Tyler was recently
graduated from the Theological go ma
/ at Alexandria, Va 4, s555.
dp are y MnFssfeff friends mas
near Danville, Va. IS 81
Miss Caroline j. Sidd will tspe END u tn "
week at Virginia Ben oh. ,sgfE M h /;
Miss Malta sIIutzler willtlenve 1FedIne,s-.
day for ew orls. Ny here she VIII be
the guest Of her sister, Ntrs;a q oman;
Before returning she will also ~ spend
some time att Eastern resorts 5
E Bishop John G. Cranberry. p. 2: VII
sprea ch this morning at II o'clock In the
Broad Street; Methodist CHURCH. ~
BS Friends Of Mrs. well yn5 Neaie !. VIII
be glad to know that she ,ls .con I, 4; lescing
after a prolonged and painful illness.
Miss Josephine Cnrist!an and Misses
guests Of Mrs. John G. Livezey 5F Ham
Miss sLenora Lewis, of West lev, and
{ Miss Annie Flood, OF Buckingham 81 are
thu CUES tss OF Miss Marian Cart r at Tony
Springs, Bremo Bluff, Y q. 4. IS.
ames y West q y o er
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The Cou.ntiesGAc

Tho Republicans Of HeprlGp county met
in mass meeting at the courthouse! yes
tcrday and elected five delegates to- the.
district convention next Thursday night
Paul r. Newell, Of the county, was elected
a member OF the District Committee.
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LAWYERS Sue Mr.. Fisher

Messrs. Cannon and Gordon, as counsel
for Messrs. s Miles NJ. Martin and George
A. Ainslie, have filed in the Chancery
Court a suit for s650O5and interest against
Mr.. George p. Fisher 4 S !. ,s,5,
The suit is for compensation aiieg s,
to be due to Messrs.s Martin and Ainslie.
who were partners in a law firm and
claim to have performed services for M N r
Fisher for which they We're not COM
spensated 55s.s5 Z. VI " ~ III,
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Will Both Run.

Captain 1Iunsdon Cary and Mr.. q Gorge
Z. Wise both announce that they Will
stand for Commonweal TIL At torney next
year even though Judge Richardson
shall decide to enter the pce AGAIN.
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Telephone Service 5sCut&OH

Owing I'd: 4. some q derange ren u of the
cable service, tel ephone accommodation.
over a largo port Ion h . + NJ the city, en-
5bracing muc h$of the business district was.
yesterday GU II OF, q nd will probably not.
bc restored Def ore M onday,s3s The area!
erected includes the subscrib ers located
between Seventh and ELEVENTH, Grace md
between Seventh and Eleventh, Grace5a and
and the railway offices being within the
realm Of silence. ms some way all the
wires within ono Of the: ca bles were rom
dered dead, presumably y by water in the
cable n s ~. III
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WELL KNOWN MAN
DEAD IN LYNCHBURFG(

(specia to The Times-D spateho
LYNcHBuRG, VA. July Pc. Fun.
sten 1ucado, d prominent citizen q
gLynohhurs we'll known In Richmond y! ana e
through, tho State died here this n, nor.
at / O'clock, aged forty.two. Va,
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timelill the service. several stenmers have
been worn out and new ones have sup-

time In the service, several steamers have
been worn out and new ones have sup-
planted them.
81 Tho funeral will take place to- morrow
afternoon at 1880 O. clock from Venable
Street Baptist Church. The pail bearers
y. II. Ptirsons. from the apartment and
WI Smith, ] Il b. Wood, III a. Conley,
L. d. Francis and RI. j. Good win.
Mrs. Mary Frances Benson.
Mrs. Mary Frances Benson died at her
residence NO. 81 South Third Street, at
l12:4o o'clock this morning. aa
She was i the widow OF Henry Benz "
son. and was before her marriage Miss
Jarvis She is survived by her Brother.
Captain George w. Jarvis, and sister.
Miss Ella Jarvis. Mrs RenHon also
leaves three daughters, Miss Bette Benz
son, Mrs r. b. Morton, OF Pulaski City;
Mrs M. r. D. Fem. OF Richmond, Texas.
and two sons. Alfred and George, both OF 4
this city. # Is;
not been completed: 3sj5 Ss h ISL
William Hosie Hall.
\ William Hosie Hail died 4 at his resi-
sdenee No. 24175 yenahles Street, yesterday \
f,1ofning at 10: 40 o.c ok.
Tho funeral will take place Tomorrow
afternoon from East End Baptist Church
at "a o'clock. s
# Dr.. Edward r. Waytr,an
The Tines 1 plsBate h3wara
$r,lsyynyn,ra /, On Of staunton's most Sub
sstanfialt and 81 highly respected ittzens.ss
died here this morning q aft a snort
!iltness with vu1sions, aged u ffty-seyenS
years. He became violently Ill last night
8iatA ana He'd In a few hours
$S He was IA Con derate soldier Of X faino
3cially ~ the members OF the syario 4 I;
gun clubs, as he was an expert wit 2 me
gun. .51 s' \. @ s;$
8rnander OF sstonewall Jackson Camp p cre.5
He is survived by. his wifi and sever chill
dren. He had not been In good hea 18th Tor
over d year. and spent last whit ter N A
Texas with his rottler,
"A. G. Patterson. ia
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
2 AsHEYILLE,4N.f c., July 23.--Augustus Y
e. Patterson, prominent resident OF
West sAsheville. died al & HIS home at u
3, clock to- day, after an illness OF ma ny
months. Mr. PattersonAha had for he pa st;
ten years been in the reyentiet 4 service y
Of the United States government in this
section OF the State. and five years ago
was made revenue agent. which ss po
tiona he held up to the time OF his deaf
Mr.. Patterson was a most efficient rev
enue officer, and much respect ed by y
those With whom he came IN contact
Ha leaves & a widow and eight children
r. 7. Pierce.
Especial to The Times Dispatc h:)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; S VA, jul y86 3.:-- -.S
Mr.. R. IT, Pierce. who died a few da -
ago at st.saa Lulce's Fl osp!tal ..3 z hmond,E
where he had gone for trea tTen sW Was as i
Isone q the most prominent ctizens M q,
IT, Tor CT 8rpNl1
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.Renublicans Of Hanover.

Tho Republicans Of Hanover county, or
one wing Of the party, met yesterday q Z
tho courthouse and selected III mass
meeting six delegates to represent me me
county in the district convention. II
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Tazewell Bumgardne
Z; z. &; - =, -. ..
DEATHS.

BAILEY Died, sud- " rat No. e En-.
gine House. on Saturday, July. sd. at
R So y e. Engsser sHIARRAsM
y n: "A, /, Hopkins, Mr.. Nick, W. Bailey.
denee q lis Ws II = AZ Hop
x kins, ~ ff N. Twenty-slxth Street
i Funeral to take place from the able
a s!leet hapst4 s5heFS FrIsnds
and 3acquaintances Invited to attend.
BH has stlss ss rs iss susaa
son, widow Of sthe late Henry BENSON,
IN: her seyenty first year. y
y e = 2$d g I y 3, I, Met
24l7 y Y Street, MrENy4LL1AAl
Funeral VIII take plsc at East ,; s. !, End q
nv IS, isSl. intermsnt ~ Marry &C. Go
KNIGHT Died, July 21st,. 1904: 1o:3o 4. II
Nj, at the resid ence o. hsV tat 2 err ~ !
Y YaSsiSs siet asages
OF 8. Milton and Clara M + night, aged
d two months. 5,s AZ g3 WI
g'o Pssafq ,s a ss,ss Sre lana snEs child
az And 80 he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nllle sssSt III
\. # And claspedf our darling y hand
II n 5i5,5 ,54 3gs9 UNIT Al
NOONAN.-pied ID. Saturday morning. at 4 y
o'clock, at residence OF shy raren is. 9411 \
n East Main Street EARLF1 sOL4ARI
q tNOQNAN, youngest child of PatrickiJ,
s and Julia a. Noonan, aged nine months
and eleven gda VS.. I55i ss8i S I'd aa ~
Funeral will take p]ace at ST. Patriotic 4
Church THIS Sunday AFyTE RNooN
Washington papers please copy.
.WALsH,-Died at ii 80 II. M, uly8 sd,
81 MARY LOUISE. Infant daughte toe
th R montbs 1 and sexsntesn days.
Funeral from residence 11b 81. Beech,
denied. Incalculab good Is done hyFthess
81. g ~ clock r. M, THIS Sunday "a F.
Y TERNOON, & KS 4
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4 american Z; an Is orn" Again,

on account OF so manS: 81 their friends
being turned away on July 14th, when
tho play. 81 American Born was given
In their honor, becnuse they could not
get seats, tho cast has been induced to-
play; "American Born" again Thursday
night of this week. at No. 627 East Broad
Street, where as many as can get seats
will be welcome. X
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al the virginia Hospital, - much siiii-a
proved. 4,
also recovering from an operation at the
same Institution
Miss Douthat and Miss southall arc
under treatment at the Memorial Hospi-
al &
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;SllR.R'.E /: !. BY
A'1.R;''AI'.C|IE!|:;'D|:||Yl'
Wreck at Franklin Junction.
Robs Greensboro Of
Good Citizen.
THE CORONER WAS FOOLED.
Ali Ready to Hold All Inquest.
But tile Corpse Proved
q Dummy.

Especial to The Times Dispat Oh,
GREENSBORO, N. c., July (. 2S.---The
city has been 50 quiet since the prohibit
ton election Tuesday, every ono 81 was vas
keyed up last night over reports sa Of
casualties on the wreck OF No.. the
Southern Railway train connecting ut
Danville from Washington with trains,
south, through Greensboro.
Mr.. =. q. Aiilloway, in business here,
received telegram OF the de1tli 10 his 'l
brother, Fireman Adolph Mllloway, and
LETT OF, special train attached to q
wreckinE engine and outfit for the scene
OF accident at Franklin Junction. The
dead firemun had for several years abcei,,
living here, and only In the past few
months had entered the service OF the
railroad, performing his duties as fire II,
man, In such an exceptional manner. no
had only last week sent word to his
brother that he would be promoted Aus
gust 1st.l He was raised near Brown.
Summit, near here. and his parents. MY
and Mrs. s. NJ. 4 lilloway, ure among
tho most respected citizens OF the cons i1,-
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DR.. Minor Sick. m
u DR.. B. b. Minor, No. 419 West Grace
Street. is quite sick, but nothing serious.
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To Visit Exposition

Mr.. William FineganES left Friday for
ST. Louis. where he will spend two weeks
seeing the Exposition. "A RI
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NEWS ROM
SOU'I'HSlDE.
Terrific Rain Stops Cars and
Washes Hole in
IS Wall.
BRAVE WOMAN USES PISTOL
Mrs. Dobbin Holds Up Negroes
at Revolrer's Poiiit-Se-
cures Warrant.
Manchester Bureau, Tines Dispatch ,aaea

,.g95 ~ --- mo. ~
Tho terrific rain that fell yesterday q az
ternoon washed out big hole IN the
wall Of the new building being erected on
Tenth and Hull Streets. The cavity IS
about five by SIX feet at Its broadcast, near li
the base. son Fourteenth and Hull the
cars were forced to stop running' rs the
water had reached to such height that hat
the machinery OF the cars was very much
ir,terfered with. At the junction Of the
two culverts on Fourteenth and Hull. the
water rose to the Sill Of Moore's saloon
and overlooked into Dowdy's store, next
door. and into Paeini's store. On inc Up ~.
posite corner. From Tenth Street, the
water rushed down Hull Street In rag
Ing torrent It was said to have been the
sxnrst seen In many YearS.A $1,000 49,
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Richn1ond, Va
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Personals and Briefs.

II MIR. and Mrs. Lee Fergusson !sa Y,
Tuesday IL, spend the rest OF the 3 seasoi'
nj Hot Springs. III iEVfs
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Nellie, the thrteen-year-old daughter
OF Thomas a. Keats, swore out q war
rant against her father last night for
maltreatment. She was standing on the
street, when her ia Their ordered her. to
come in. She claimed that he clicked
.fersnnd beat her unnecessarily Keats,
who is from North Carolina and has been
in trouble before, has been behind tho
bars two or three times for like Of
!
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-04-07
Notice

OF the introduction of an act in the next
General Assembly, providing for the
removal of the Parish seat from Benton
to Bossier City, La.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance to
IN Article 50 of the Constitution of
1888, of the State of Louisiana, that it is
the intention to apply to the next General
Assembly of this State which convenes
at Baton Rouge, La, in May, 1904, for
the passage Of special law authorising
the removal of the parish seat from
Benton, in the Parish of Bossier, to
Bossier City, said parish. Which act
shall provide for the ordering of an elec-
ton by the Police Jury of said parish,
for the purpose of obtaining an express
sion of the qualified voters of said parish,
as to the adoption or rejection OF the
said act pursuant to Article 278 of the
State Constitution; to provide also for
the form of the ballot to be used at said
election; for the appointment of Com
missioners and Managers to hold the
said election; for making the returns Of
the same and the PRONUNCIATION thereof;
for the cost OF holding said election, and
such other provisions as may be neces-
sary under the Constitution and laws Of
the State.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-04-07
SheriF's Sale.

H. L. Heilperin, No. 469. Second
vs.. District Court, Bos-
T. NJ. Love, eta sier parish, La
Dy virtue of writ of seizure and sale
ID issued in the above entitled suit.
and to me directed, I have seized and
will proceed to sell at public auction 10.
the last and highest bidder, at the front
door OF the Court House, in the town Of
Benton, La, on Saturday, April 16.
1904, the following described property,
to-wit:
The south half of northeast quarter:
north half Of southeast quarter and the
southwest quarter OF section II, town.
ship 81 North, range 14West, $40 acres,
more or less, situated in Bossier parish.
The above described property seized
as the property of the defandants, T. NJ.
Love ct al.
Terms of Sale-Cash, without the
benefit of appraisement, to pay and
satisfy the sum OF $3.50, due in three
notes; one for $3.50, due Nov. Is, 1899;
one for $500, due Feb. is, 1900, and one
for $500, due Nov. Is, 1900, with 8 per
cent. per annum interest thereon from
date, and all costs Of suit, including
per cent on said sum and interest a. at
torney's fees.
A. r. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Benton, La, March 10. 1904.
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Rocky Mount News.

Mr.. Sam Mccall visited Ivan Sunday.
Rev. w. A. Zeigler is spending few
days here this week.
Easter services were conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Fulton, at Concord, Sunday.
Mrs. Northcut, of Noble, was the
guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson last week.
Mr.. G. w. Banks, of Plain Dealing,
was the guest of Mr.. G. w. Mckinney
Sunday.
Mrs. IT. Hughes, of Hughes Spur,
visited friends in Rocky Mount Thurs
day last.
Mr.. Austin Gleason, of Shreveport, is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Gleason.
Mr.. Claude Ford, of Shreveport, was
the guest of his uncle, Mr.. ]. T. Ford,
last week.
Messrs. Hughe and Ernest Mckinney,
who arc now at Myra, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Mrs. Herndon was called to Keachie
last week to the bedside Of her sister,
who 10 was reported to be very i'll with
pneumonia, but we are glad to state that
she il now improving.
Mr.. S. G. Roby, of Myra, was the
guest Of Mrs. Roby's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Mckinney, Saturday night.
Mrs. Mckinney returned to Myra with
Mr.. Roby and win spend tho week there.
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Election Proclamation.

IN accordance with the election laws
i OF the State OF Louisiana, we hereby
give notice and proclaim that general
election will be held at the various pre-
cincts, as now established by law, in the
Parish OF Bossier, on Tuesday, the 18th
Gay oi Apnl. iSoa, TOT tne eiectlon OF
1 1s;. Az rs anu " a.u o ;t, =.
Cnn um e ns;sa os Mnaoas L Gna
Of State Attornsv 'a Generei' S Snner;ny
tendent of Public Education. Senator
for the 23d Senatorial District. two
of the House Of Representa-
tives, Sheriff. Clerk. Coroner. one mem
Der Of the Police Jury from wards /, 3, 4
and and two each from wards 2 and 6,
and one Justice of the Peace and one
Constable from each justice precinct
sas,i oe soeeu IoI. SAD elecuon 70 %
neio unaer the general elecuon laws OF
tne Sta1e, ana the following named COM
mlssloneIs ana clerks are hereby ap-
Poneo 70 conouc. me same:
WARD l.
Atklns-C. W. Childs, II. n. Raines
ana a. J. Moss, commissioners; p. 9.
McClananan, clerk.
Tayiortown-A.. y. Hall, A. F. NC
Daoe ana ". a. johnson, commission
ers; =: u. mercer, clerk.
"a M &c. a.n.:s:.. ~. - NV ~
Braden. Jr.. clerk.
wAPno
p. "D q
5ensonCS. y: .Ogoen, cray Stlnson
e cn1 = G.v ~ s Hllman' commissioners
y. y. oayie' cierk.
WARD 3.
Alden Bridge. J. swindle, ]. p.
Seabaugh and n. F. Miller, commits
sioners; F. T. Whited, clerk.
Plain Dealing. r. Honeycutt, G. S.
Ford and s. j. Caldwell, commissioners
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Savings Deposits.

Merchants and Farmers Bank, corne,'
Spring and Texas streets, Shreveport.
The savings deposits of this bank Il
one of its deservedly popular features.
Interest at tho rate of three per cent pee
annum is allowed on all sums Of one dol.
lar and upwards remaining on depoait
three or more calendar months.
When made during the first three dayu
OF any month, interest is allowed On
these deposits as il made on the first dsr
in the month. Interest on all sums not
drawn will be payable on the FIRST DAYS
of February and August, and interest
not then Withdrawn is added to tho prin-
ciple, thereby giving depositors cons
pound interest. t
Deposits may be made by married
women or minors in their own names.
Facilities are given depositors todraw
money.
Deposits made for longer periodthan
six months draw higher rate than or;
binary savings deposits.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1904-04-07
School Board Proceedings.

BENTON, La, APRIL 2, 1904.
The School Board of Bossier
parish met this day in regular
session. Members present: ].
B. Thompson, President; N. W.
Sentell, J. E. Rogers, DR.. r. B.
Martin, L. c. Biggs and J. N.
Plat. Absent: E. 8. Dortch, T.
J. Tidwell and j. B. Johnston.
Minutes of previous meeting
read and adopted.
The Treasurer presented his re-
port for the quarter ending March.
81, which, after examination and
correction, was received as set
Element to date, as follows:
w. H. Scanland, Treasurer,
In account with
,em Bossier School Fund.
Jan. Ito amount on hand .$2263 OF
Jan. 5.-To amount from Col
lector, on 2A mills, $1460.4O,
less per cent 1887 -
Jan. 5.-To amt from Collector
on polls, $3S, less per cent. 36 10
Feb. 3.--To amount from Col
lector on "a mills, S1116.13,
less 5 per cent. 1O6O II
Feb. 3.-To amt from Collector
on polls, 1898, less S per cent 283 10
township fund ..,............... 30Ss "a
current fund d.. $1,000. SCOT 50
Mar. 5.-To amount from Col
lector on "a mills, $505.9,
less per cent. 800. ........ $50 Us
Mar. 5.-To amt from Collector
on polls, $3.50, less per cent 239 40
Mar. 3i.-To amt from Collector
on polls, $235, less per cent 223 Is
or on q, mills '..,.... 800. 1924 62
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Notice and Warming.

A II parties are hereby notified not to
"A trade for or buy any one of four
promlsory notes, signed by Stacey, Bra
den e Jenkins, Of date November 8, 1909,
and due and payable on November Is.
100, 1906, 1905 and 1907, respectively,
each for tho amount Of 81 200, payable
to tho order of A. Latter. The said
notes being subject to equities betwcea
tho parties thereto.
STACEY, BRADEN 4 JENKINS.
Benton, La, March Z, 1904.