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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-24
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

TAKE CAPITAL TRACTION CARS on
pennsylvania ave. marked IF and G, and
go over the new electric line free transfers)
ana buy lot from which you get a grand
view of the city. These beautiful Highland
lots are within twelve minutes ride Of the
capitol and the lots can be had easy
payments. You can double your money
U. S. REALTY CO., 9Th ST.. Pennsylvania
and Louisiana aves NV se7-tf
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DANCING.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES
NE ORpNAYS. i3l 18th St y. W--Every
Monday Tuesday. Friday. and Saturday even
ing: beginners class. : 80: advanced. $50
Lady assistants: six lessons, 50 So Private
lessons by appointment Profs. WYNDHAM
and WILLIS. es-Sot
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAIL WAY

Sunday trains leave District line at
$50 and 9:25 a. m, $50 and p. N.
Returning at z a. m, u noon, 2, 10,
and p. m.
Tomorrow and until Saturday trains
leave District line at $3.50 and 1925
a. m, and $50 p. m Returning leave
the Beach at 6:35 a. m, 2:15 and 6
d. m. PAUL Y. WATERS,
General Manager.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

THE ALONZO o. BLISS
PROPERTIES.
AlfaE tments Thoroughly
modern; one owner
snip and management.
maintained in perfect
order by our own force
OF painters. carpenters.
ana decorators. agent
visits properties daily.
THE PENHURST, 4s ii
st. ne, Ar and
tiled hath. 500 IN
The ASTORIA, corner
Sd and G SITS. NV.
rooms single and
en- suife..-...SlO and up
THE RAYMOND. sI4
22d 81. NV. 3r, buf-
let kitchen; tiled
oath -.------.S2 5
See Janitor. each prop
erty, or w r. COWE%.
Bliss building, IS b 81.
nv. Tel. East 6s5.
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E. II. TAGGART,

Real Estate. Loans, and Insurance.
617 18TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BARGAIN to sacrifice: =est corner gro
Gerry at any price Apply 12l1 9Th St NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOB RENT-Office rooms at 500 nth ST Ap-
ply a -. ADDISON, soe 18th ST. se24-7t
EOh RENT-Desirsble orice rooms, al SIG
oio fth st, opposite L. S. Patent Once and
convenient TO all departments: reasonabie
rent. Apply 10 MIR. BAUM. at Goldenberg's
sO---ce. ~ toory. seZ3-2t
TOR RENT-Ofice rooms. INCLUDING steam
neat aha electric light, only IS per month
lsss. rzzJy per month Apply 70 NOR
MENI SMITH. Room 4. Central Natl
Bank building. corner eth st ana PEW
sa,lla ave. nv se22-7t
FOX HENT-Desirabie office rooms IN the
Evans Oss.icsle. 1slG-Ia2s New Yors ave
rental very low. including heat. light and
A~ ss-'ScS eco 2ot
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JOSEPH K. ATKINSON.
I4ll G. ST n w

sOH SALE-An exceptional bargain: pretty
..,no,,story hve room house and hail, prac-
tiht trees including all kinds: water in
htcnen' two large hen houses. all 6-foot
wire iencfng; one mile east or BranchyilIe
MD. accessible to electric or steam rail-
ROAD Sl.sO0. Apply to owner, H. A BA-
CON, Branchville Md seq A.
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FOR RENT-SUBURRAE-
l4ls W 81 y w

FOR RENT-To a couple with no ch.ldren
VINO VIII board a gentleman and wife FUR
nished house in Hyattsville. Nd rent son
Address BOX l76. Times Office 1t
FOR RENT-Suburban cottage Take Chevy
chase cars. near Grant road D. C n
FkiSBIE. Rockville road. Bethesda, Md.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN HOUSES,

FOR RENT
SPLENDID LITTLE POULTRY FARMS.
NEW FIVE-ROOM HOUSES
PURE WELL WATER
ABOUT FIVE ACRES OF GROUND
NEAR-IANGDON AND ELECTRIC CARS
RENTS. SIS MONTH.
Now IS THE TIME TO GET IN AND
ENyOY LIFE. WITH FRESH AIR AND
SUNSHINE
MOORE & HILL Unc). III 18th ST. y. w.
se2l25.24.26,2s
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WANTED-Party with $500 to take one-hsf
interest and manage office business paying
now over 200 per cent profit; no competition:
pest opportunity ever offered for solid bust
ness. Write STAR MANUFACTURING CO,
l543 9th ST. NV. i
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MISCELLANEOUS.

eunday and Thursday evening o'clock
FOH RENT-Desk room in central location.
good place for express or other business Ad-
GsVos BOX 132. Times Office se02-3-
WANTED-To exchange a $50 mandolin for
an Edison photograph. Address BOX I1Z
Times Office. xe9a "a
LADIES and gentlemen's suits cleaned and
repaired: nice as new. IS cents e17 81
NV. third floor. se2a-3t-
REMEMBER kretof' prevents typhoid; re
nuces FEVER term by sponging body with So
luton; one ounce 10 gallon water All drug
Eists. Take no other. selo-I4t
CALL on CS-DAwNS & KEYS. Painters
and Grainers. 1902 10th st. NV seI9-7t
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS. three months old
st, Petwcrth. Sol .,
FOR sALE-Great Dane puppy: sire ana 5a1o
registered: ears cropped: SIS r 2 T.
NICHOLSON. Treasury Department se9o-5t
FOR sALE-Just received. young parrots:
also imported Hartz mountain canaries and
fresh supply Flee Flea dog and cat sosn
medicines. etc sCHMIDS BIRD STORE
sI2 18th ST nv. auf,r
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FOR SALE
NEW. modern houses; hot-water heat
Florida ave. near 18th ST. ne Each 81 go
ST. y. E. frame: six rooms and
bath: excellent condition: stable; lot
25N1J0 feet. 10 3O-foot paved alley. g. 200
BLADENSBURG ROAD; rooms and
bath; cellar: large lot and stable.
Nice little home --......-...-.......-.. 1000
18TH ST " E. nve-room frame: good
condition: deep lot. to 30-foot paved
alley. Nice home investment for
coiored ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.4oo
VIM @. dunno.
sel6-u aIl0 II AZ
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOrILE TIRES

HEADQUARTERS FOR CONTINENTAT
tires. fresh Importation: fun line guaran-
teed vulcanizing- JONES TIRE WORKS
602-6cs z 81. seo1 a.
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BOOMING HOUSE; income 500 month over
expenses; central location. only $3.50 NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, Gil ST.
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GROW GINSENG IN YOUR GARDEN; big
profits: nursery stock for sale: literature free.
BUCkINGHAMS GINSENG GARDEN,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. II
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange farm for city prop
erty or trust deeds. Address BOX l63, Times
Office se9z ar
FOR EXCHANGING six-room bay win
dow brick house on N st. Want from / TO 8
acres. with improvements, near steam or
electric cars.
A NICE IO-ACRE TRACT Of good land.
free and clear. Want a large farm within
30 miles Of Washington.
JOSEPH K. ATKINSON,
All g St. N. w. se22-st
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN
MINIATURE FARMS AT AcREDALE.
MD.

LNo-acre tracts. near steam and electric
cSrs' enough wood and timber on tracts to
pay purchase price; high and healthy; one
s s0use already built: low prices; houses from
$50 up; built to suit purchaser: easy terms
oaii ana get plat and select your tract
ana let me begin to build the house
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FOR SALE-The furniture OF rooming house
centrally located; roomers will remain. Ad-
dress BOX 1874, Times Office sea2- n
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WANTED-s3.1eO to organize a Sightseeing
sutomobile company this proposition viii pay
per cent; auto Iere and ready TO DO
business. Address BOS III Times Office
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FOR SALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-Large size ice boxes. suitable
for grocery or meat store; to the skeptic
l will give thirty days trial free If you
nave trouble. blame no one but Yourself
See HOLLYWOOD. sth and K SITS NV, the
man who saves you money. sea st
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

General Passenger Agent.
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Re John H. Reagan.

Judge John H. Reagan. who
was Postmaster General in Presi-
dent Jeff Davis cabinet, died one
day last week at his home in Pal
estine, Texas. at an advanced age.
The death Of this highly exempla-
~ aud distinguished man remov-
ed the last member Of that famous
galaxy Of Southerners who wrote
the history Of their country in
words of imperishable glory. For
the distinguished dead the great
est sympathy is being shown by
prominent people in all sections of
the Union.
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Comes pitiful tale from tn,
great city of Brotherly Love,
where political depravity has long
since reached the very acme OF
perfection. The 100000 people OF
that good city, along with a whole
regiment of jealous clergymen,
are praying with all their might
and main that the mayor may re-
form his political ways. 1t is said
that the influence Of so many
prayers is already having a very
benehcent Effect. 1t is lamentabie
that thirgs should be SO in any
part OF the good old Quaker State.
where all the powers OF the sover-
eign people bave been swept away
by Republican politicians. TIL
President ought to go to Philadel-
phia and make a few speeches on
benevolent Ass i'm ilation."
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EulOgyon Death.

sIn the democracy of death all
men are at lasI equal. There is
neither rank nor prerogative in The
republic Of the grave. AT this
fatal threshold the philosopher
ceases to be wise and the songs OF
the 20 are silent. Dives relln-
quishes his Riches and Lazarus his
rags. The po"r man is as riot as
the richest and the rich man Is as
poor as the pauper. The creditor
looses his usury and the debtor is
acquitted ofhis obligation. There
the proud man surrenders his dig
atty, the politician his honors, the
wording his pleasures; the inva-
lid needs no physician and the la
borer rests from his unrequltted
toll. Here, az last, is natures Ii
naI. The wrongs of time are re-
dressed, Injustice Is explained.
aud the irony of fate is refutcd-
7 he unequal distribution of honor,
wealth, capacity, pleasure and op-
which makes life SO
cruel and inexpiicable a tragedy,
passes in the realm of death. The
strongest have no supremacy and
the weakest no defense. The
nj ghtiest captain succumbs to the
invincible adversary, who disarms
alike the victor and the vanquish-
3D."
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The following is supposed to be
the closing paragraph of the last
letter written by Judge John H.
Reagan, of Texas, whom the peo-
pie of the South now deeply
mourn. 1t was written in response
to letter from the editor of the
Houston Post:
1.-The present apparent prosperity,
like the song of the siren, is, | fear,
lulling the people to sleep on politi-
cal volcano, which, unless policies
should change, may burst upon us
sooner than may seem possible. The
party in power no longer respects the
constitution, and it regards the Gov
eminent as machine to enable those
who control it. to make money. The
idea that the object of the Govern
ment is to protect society and all its
members in the free enjoyment of pol
itical and religious liberty, and to
give all an equal chance in fe'srace,
seems to me to have become almost
lost, and class interests and monopo-
ly substituted for right, justice and
law. And the only hope l now have
of a change in this is that the Repub-
licans may go so far in injustice and
wrong as to cause a revolt in their
party"
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Roosevelt and Fairbanks were
inaugurated President and Vice
President of the United States on
the 4th inst. The occasion was
made more than usually gorgeous
and resplendent and the President
delivered a mastery address,
which has been widely commend
ed and endorsed. He is now at the
helm of the nation, not as an ac-
cident, bat by suffrage Of the
American people. The President
Is good and polite taiker-not
much less than William Jennings
Bryan-and he hits many a vital
spot; but it is yet to be seen
whether his good efforts in behalf
or the people, and against many
OF the giant evils which have
grown up in the land, will amount
to much.
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"The man in a public Office and
the editor in newspaper Office u
said Governor Herick of Ohiolin
an address the Other night, ~ IRE
much alike in one respect. The
critic Of newspaper is at all
times ready to admit he could do
much better than the editor. II is
very easy for the citizen, When
not wearing the often CALLING har-
ness OF responsibility, to call dow
his representatives in public bffice
viewing as he does, their acts only
from his own standpoint an ID en-
vlronment. not appreciatink, be-
cause he does not take the time to
make study ofthe situation and
all that surround them in rht Dir po-
sitions."
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
23rd judicial District Court-Par-
ish of st. Mary. s..
Estate of Alexander Mitchell, de-
ceased. Mo-

BY virtue of an order of sale to pay
debts issued out of the Honorable 23rd
Judicial District Court of Louisiana. in
the estate of alexander Mitchell, and to
me directed. bearing date the Oath day
of February, 1865, will sell for cash
at public auction, at the court house in
the Parish Of st. Mary, on
SATURDAY, THE STH DAY OF
APRIL, A. D., 1905,
between legal sale hours to the last and
highest bidder, the following mentioned
an described property, to-wit:
certain lot or parcel of ground, ly-
ing and being situated in the Parish Of
st. Mary. in the rear of the town Of
Franklin. having a front of Two HUI
dred and Seventy feet. on a road
left open and given by John 3. Price,
with the depth back to the land of the
Estate of McHugh. bounded north by
land of John Mitchell, south by said
road east by said road and west by land
of the Estate of McHugh, with the
and improvements thereon
J. W. FOSTER, Administrator.
Parish of st. Mary. February "a. 1905.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
4th Ward Justice Court-Parish
of st. Mary.
Charles j. Migeot VS.. Lyman
StanSbury.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a writ of fieri facias issued by N. Jay
Wooster, justice of the peace OF the
18th Ward, Parish of St. Mary, IN
favor of Chas. J. Migeot, against Ly.
man Stansbury, and to me directed, !
will offer for sale at Public Auction,
for cash. to the last and highest bid
der. in the town of Centreville, La, on
SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY OF
MARCH, A., D. 1905,
between the hours Of eleven o'clock q.
m and four O'Clock p m, the following
mentioned and described property t0-wi1:
Thirty-one wooden arm chairs, ten
wooden stools, six cane bottom chairs,
two poker tables, two card tables, two
large hanging lamps, five bracket
lamps, one billiard table and fixtures,
one bar counter, one cigar case,
one iron safe, one assorted lot
liquors in bar bottles, one No.
heater, two gallons whiskey, two GAL
Ions gin, one water cooler.
JOHN STANSBURY,
Deputy Sheriff.
Centreville, La, March 3, 1905.
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Not the biggest piece of graf,
but the boldest and most shame.
less under the National Govern
ment was the annual appropria-
ton OF Congress of $3.50. 600 for six
years to the City National Bank
Of New York for the rent of the
old New York custom house. saws
the Monroe Star. Six years ago
when Lyman j. Gage was secreta-
ry OF the treasury he sold under
authority Of Congress the custom
house to the bank for So. OOO. 900.
but the price has never been paid
to the Government, the deed has
never been passed and the title
to the property still stands in the
government. Yet the government
has been paying rent for the prop
erty for six years and during all
that time the property has been
escaping taxation. Thus the CITY
National Banknpr more properlv
the Standard Oil Co.
for the bank belongs to the Rock
efeller crowd-has been making
money out Of the transaction
going and coming at the expense
of the government: getting $780,
100 year rent, saving the taxes
% = valuation q 100000 and
lsing the g, 000, 600 representing
he purchase price which the bank
~ 14d to the 0oy.Sl
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Something like 10000

Something like 10000 people
viewed the carnival pageants in
New Orleans. The immense crowd
was handled with marked expedi-
ton and comfort by the various
railroads, and the police reports of
the city show that it was the most
orderly crowd ever gathered in the
city. Handsome carnival celebra-
tons were also held in Plaque
mine, Thibodaux and other towns.
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The United States Agricultural
Department is going TO establish
three laboratories for the analysis
of food, one OF which is 10 be at
New Orleans and the others at
Boston aad San Francisco.
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Pennsylvania has appropriated
$4,000 for participation in The
Lewis and Clark Exposition. A
building costing $4,000 will be
erected and the remainder of the
allotment will be utilized for
transporting the exhibit, and for
entertainment purposes.
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Proper Treatment of Pneu

AlOPCl treatment OF pneumonia
Pneumonia is to dangerous Il disease
for anyone to attempt to doctof himself
although he may lave the pr"2er RENE.
uies AT hahd. A physician thould al
ways be called. 1t should beJ borne in
mind, however, that pneumo 9ia always
results from cold or from M attack of
the grip, and that by givings Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy the ihTs as~ned at
tack Of pneumonia may be ehrded Of
The remedy is also used by n . sicians in
the treatment of pneumonia with the
best results. DR.. w J. Smith. of San
ders, Ala. who IS also druggist. saw,
of it: II have been selling qhambevlain's
Cough Remedy and prescribing it in NV
practice for the past si2 yea 8. use +,
in cases of pneumonia and have alway,
gotten the best results
Sold by 0ateS Drug Store.
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The piercing of the Symptom
tunnel through the Alps has been
completed at Il cost to the Swiss
and Italian governments Of fifteen
million dollars,
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Inhammatory Rheumatism Cured

William shaffer, a brakeman, of Dem
nison, Ohio. was confined to his bed for
several weeks with migratory rheums-
tism. Il used many remedies" be SAYS:
Finally sent to McCaw's drug store
for bottle Of Chamberl.ins Pain Balm!
at which time l was unable to use h.sk
or foot, and in one weeks time was ablr
to go to work az happy IS "a clam"
For sale by Gates Drug Store.
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Charles w. Anderson, negro,
was recently appointed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt to be Collector OF
Internal Reveuue of New York.
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One hundred thousand men are
said to have been the cost OF the
last ten days fighting in Manchu-
ria between the Russian and Jap
anese armies.
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The East India exhibit fD1

The East India exhibit for the
Lewis and Clark Centennial Ex-
position has been shipped, and is
now on it's way to Portland from
three points, India, New York aud
St. Louis. The exhibit is the
largest and most complete ou"
ever Assem- b(ed.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-03-11

Officers and cavalrymen OF the
United States army will be sup
piled with sharpened swords in
the future.
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Ready made bobinet bars just
received LOUIS LEWIS.

Lewis Lyons, the slayer of Dis
trict Attorney j. Ward Gur'ey, has
been refused all further relief by
the Supreme Court and be will be
executed some tim" this month
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A. ALLAN.

CHdIrmdn OF committee.
The Finance Committee made the
following report:
FRANKLIN, La, March 10, 1906.
We, your Finance Committee, BEG
leave to report that we have examined
the following bills on February 18th,
as per resolution and finding them
correct ordered them paid:
wv X .WilSon Dictn;a4 a44A
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SATURDAY. MARCH ii, 1905.

F. F. Palms, Detroit Million
aire, died in New Orleans last
week.
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state OF Louisiana Parish of - Mo,r
having read the foregoing charter ~ +ba
VI. BELL son, Limited, and finding tho nh
Jects thereof legal and III no manner cnntrar,
70 o. III Violation of the laws ana constitu
ton OF the state of Louisiana. | berchv az
prove the said charter or act of incornnrpp
ton. p'iA'
In evidence whereof witness my official
signature at franklin, Louisiana. this o-th
day OF February, \. ID. 1905.
L. WI COW
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FOR SALE.

Twenty fine milk cows, one cart
and harness, are offered for sale
at bargain. For prices and par
ticulars apply to
B. M. YOUNG, -
Morgan City, La.
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We have examined the following
bills and finding them correct, re-
commend that they be registered and
ordered paid:
is We'll coal for jail and court
| mousse. ~ 0O
Ely Jacobs nails for Sth Ward so
| Kyle Lumber 60 file case for
( clerks office. ......... 10 OO
| rrtllue Lumber Co bridge lum-
Der 9th Ward. .......... 8 Ii
| Kyle Lumber Co, bridge lum-
bier ord ward. ...... ........ l 62
Planters Lumber Co Ltd
bridge lumber It'll ward 900. l6 90
Kyle Lumber Co telegram Pres
police jury ................ 10
| l. Levy supplies for insane.... 80
NJ l. Harrison bridging in 3rd
ward. ....... ............. = lO
Electric Light for February. 80
5 Gates u Go vaccine points | 90
w n Gooch burying pauper.. l. 90
Hy Jacobs burying pauper.... II 90
Joseph Hamilton Board of
Health bill Observation-Disclosures. 10 "
Ed 4 Mequet Board Of Health
Dill. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
Walter Gilmore coroner's jury
case of l. Randolph. ...... 90
Jos Gachez coroner's jury
case of l. Randolph. ....... 90
E Bourgeois coroner's jury |
case Of L Randolph. ....... ? 90
Alfred Mirmont coroner's jury
case of L Randolph. ... = 90 !
Hy Jacobs cOroner's jury case
of L Randolph. ............. : 90
Percy O'Brien road contract
II DAYS in Eehr,1arV ~ 15J
Pete Unsworth road contract
Is days in February. -. Al Is
Chas Stansbury road contract
Is days in February so 90
John Flanagan road contract
Is days in February 10 40
Alfred Fortier, Jr. road con-
tract Is days in February. 108 30
A Hanson Lumber Co repairs
on court house. ............ 5 70
Alex Allan attending jury and
com. meeting Feb and March 16 20
B Levy attending jury and
com. meeting Feb and t!arch Is 80
J A Peterman attending jury and
com. meeting Feb and March 90
Marsh attending jury and
com. meeting Feb and March 16 so
by Hausmann attending jury =
meeting Feb and March. 80. Ii 20
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ing Feb and March. ........ 90
E O'Brien attending jury and
com. meeting Feb and March Is 20
L Aucoin attending jury and
com. meeting Feband March 20 90
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ing Feb and March .... 10 90
Upon the bill of T. A. Thorgusen
We beg to state that this bill comes
20 us unapproved by any one author
zed to contract the debt and we recon- '
mend that it be not allowed. II
Respectfully submitted,