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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-15
Rradstreet s Review.

NEW YORK. Dec. ii.-Bradstreets to-
morrow VIII say:
Holiday trade. now in fun swing. at
tracts most attention. Business. which
is of foremost proportions, bids fai'
TO eclipse all previous records: signi-
fcant feature being The demand for
high grade goods. Industrial lines were
never so active. and the labor situation.
so far as grievances are concerned.
seems to have improved. Wages arc
still being advanced and the supply OF
helm stlll continues scarce, although this
is the season for comparative suspen-
sion OF outdoor activities. Car short
age still prevails. and II is alleged that
the railways are dlveriiue rolling stock
from grain to other higher revenue
paying freights
Copper is higher-2s cents pound
with demand urgent for spot and near
by delivery. Lead, rs well as spelter,
is high
The Boston wool market is active and
buoyant In tone. with prices 10 cent
higher. High prices in London. Aus
tralia and South America, affect quo
tations there Continental buyers have
paid prices for woods I'm South America
that American buyers could not meet
Sugar has been irregular. immediate
needs of a few rehners calling for buy
Ing at slight advances. but reports as
10 the Cuban crop are Of a large pos
sIhle Yield, providing labor TO harvest
and grind the crop can be secured.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending Dec. l2 number
22O against llG last week, 226 in the
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TIN AND COPPER ARE
STRONGER IN MARKET
Iron Is Only Metal Lower in
London; Lead and SpeIter
Are Unchanged.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14,-There was q
further advance in the London tin mar
ket, with spot quoted at 9l97 and flu
lures at sl96 los. Locally the market
was quiet, with spot quoted at $42.So
bid and $4,000 asked.
There was an advance of los in the
London copper market, with spot quoted
at f106 5s and futures at G10T. Local
" the market was reported strong, with
Lake quoted at s23,00@23,25; electro
lytic, S22.75@23.00; and casting, $3.50
6D2275,
Lead was unchanged at the advance
of yesterday in the local market, with
spot quoted at S6,00@6.l0. The London
price was unchanged at Gl9 Is Cd.
Spelter was unchanged Mt G2S in Lon
don and at Sc 660@665 in the local mar"
ket.
Iron was lower in the English market,
with Standard foundry quoted Mt 6ls
10d and Cleveland warrants at 62s Sd.
Locally the market was unchanged; No,
foundry Northern, 25.25@26.25; No.
foundry Northern, S24.75@25.15; No. !
foundry Southern, 25.20@21oO; No.
foundry Southern, $2500@2GO0.
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Dun's Trade Review.

NEW YORK, Dec. AR, c., Dun &.
Co 8 Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow
Will say;
HOLIDAY trade monopolzes attention.
although there is n steady gain I'm dis
trihution OF winter goods as the temper
ature becomes more seasonahle.
"WhIle II is somewhat early TO have
very definite Information regarding the
next crop OF winter wheat. the Depart
mcnt of Agriculture has approNimated
final results so closely IN the December
reports OF recent years that It's promise
OF q new high record production has n
natural tendency TO depress quotations
The decline WAS not severe. however.
chiefly because inadequate railroad fac!l-
Iries continued to restrict receipts nj pri-
mary markets There was Il much more
violent response TO Government figures
In the cotton market, where the price
feJl TO the position held a month ago
before the sharp advance TO the highest
point Of the season.
Liabilities Of commercial failures thus
far reported for December amounted 10
$2.S6l.33i Of which 81 S23 .0I1 were IN
manufacturing. $l,o27 693 in trading and
Sl7, 500 III other commercial lines.
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WEAKER MARKET IN
CHICAGO WHEAT PIT
Prices Decline i'm All Principal
Grain Centers; Volume of
Trading Is Light.

CHICAGO, Dec. 14-Lower prices for
wheat at the outside grain centers
caused weakness today in the local mar
ket. At the close wheat for May de-
livery was Off Hc. Corn and oats were
also each down &c. Provisions were
212c to 5c lower.
The wheat market was inclined to
weakness almost all day and trading
was of very light volume. 4 fairly
steady tone prevailed for brief period
al the start, but with all the principal
gram markets of the United states
showing declines, prices here yielded
to the general weakness. Lack of dc
mand was also partly responsible for
the easier feeling.
The principal item of news was the
report given out by a trade journal Of
| St Louis which claimed that the small
| top growth of winter wheat caused by
late seeding has been partially offset
| by plentiful moisture and moderate
! temperature and that the growing crop
is in excellent condition. Pit traders
we're the chief sellers, while the great
or part of the offerings were taken by
commission houses. The market closed
easy. Nav opened unchanged TO IA
shade higher at 1850 to 1ShS(dISMc,
sold Off to 7SAc. and closed al 1880.
The corn market was weak because
of selling by cash houses, an official
forecast of colder weather throughout
the corn belt being largely responsible
| for the selling Local receipts were
! somewhat larger than had been estl
mated and indications pointed TO still
further increase in the movement. The
volume Of trading was small. The close
was easy. May opened unchanged TO a
shade lower at 43& @43Bc to 43Nc
declined TO 43lac, and closed at 1890
RANCE OF THE LEADING FUTURES
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Flour-Rcceipts
IA 600 barrels: exports. $1,000 bales
400 packages Market. steady but SLOW
Wheat-Receipts @S, 900 bushels, eX-
ports. 2i.S00 bushels sales. l.lOO'o 600 bush
els f,itures. and 63 600 bushels spot. Spot
easy No . rod. 7ac. elevator. No,
red, S1I fob. afoat; No. Northern Du-
mth. sage elf. Buffalo; No hard win
ter. 7S5c IL. Buffalo.
Excent for tho brief s,eadiness at The
opcnIng. due TO strength In the North
west, wheat was dull and heavy all DAY
under liquidation, later weakness II
western markets and a bearsh ModerI
Miller report closing lM4c net lower
sales included: No. . red. MAY. Si2@
81 iS-l6c. closed Si3c; July S3s@S% l3-l6c
closed S32c; December. closed SIC.
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like week of 1905. 2s9 in 1904. 23s in
1903 and 235 In 1902
CANADIAN failures for the week num-
this week year ago.
Wheat. including -four, exports from
the United States and Canada for the
week ending Dec. 13. aggregated A.,
3S3,g57 bushels. against 4.79l.020 last
week; 4.437.ls2 this week last year; l..
444, $50 in 1904. and 4.332.S32 In 1901.
For the past "a weeks OF the fiscal year
the exports are 81, $685. 578 bushels against
51,258.549 In 1905: 32.7O1.47o IN i90i and
l3S.019. .951 in 1901.
Corn exports for the week are 1881.
IA bushels. against ]. l.l09,dT7 last week !;
3,407.776 a year ago. and i53.703 in
1904. For the fiscal year TO date the
exports are 2OSi3.517 bushels against
% 256. Sa5 in 1905. and II. 055 .099 in 1901.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. Dec. l4.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper. 6@65 per cent
Sterling exchange. weak, with actual
business In bankers bills at Si.S3.35@
a.S3.A0 for demand, and At S4.1S25@
i.TS.30 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, sa79s@4.S0 and Sisat9
4S5.
Commercial bills. sl.71s6iTTs.
Mexican dollars. 522c,
BonGs-Goyernments and railroads,
steady,
Money on call. strong, 7mia per cent
ruling rate, is per cent; closing Did, lV
per cent: offered at Ia per cent
Time loans. firm and very dull: sixty
davs, 81 per cent: ninety days. per
cent; six months. 6i per cent bid.
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Omaha,

OMAHA. Neb. Dec. 1t.ACattle-Re-
steers. steers ss.7sassS: cows and heiiers. s275
6iT5. Western steers, s325@5.6O: Texas
steers, s3,OO1s5o: cows and heifers, $500
G4.lO: Gamers Sl,75@2.76; stockers and
feeders, S2.I5Gi,75. calves. $1,000 600,
bulls and stays s2OOd 40
Hogs-Receipts 1000, shade higher
Heavy. ss.0Om6,1o; mixed, S6.0506.l0;
light. s610G6.2o; pigs, S5.25@6.oo bulk.
S6.0626.l0.
sheep-ReceIpts. 100: slow and un-
changed Yearlnss. s. 500 .25; wethers.
s5.00@5,75; ewes, Si.50d 5.25; lambs: $3.50
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 14,-Cattle-Re
ceipts 5000: steady, Native steers, So 90
6675: native cows and helfers. $1,000
SIR: stocSers and feeders. s240G4.50:
bulls. S2.50@A0O. calves. s25066.5O:
Western fed steers. $500 $50; Western
fed COWS. S2.2oM62o,
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; steady. Muttons.
Si50@6 On: lambs, S650d775. range
wethers, si.5O66.75; fed ewes. Si,OO@5 30.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. Misunderstanding.
$500: market weak Reeves. Sil0m1.25 I;
COWS and hcifers. Sl.65 G0.l5: stockers and
feeders. s2.l0m350; Texans. $3.50 al so:
Westerncrs, s35o@5,I5. calves. 5000
$50.
Mixed and butchers, S5.9066.20; good
heavy S6l066 20, rough heavy. $3.50
5.95; light, S5,S5M6.l5; pigs, $3.50 10:
bulk, S6.OOd6.l5.
Sheep. s3,I5@5.7O, lambs. si.7507.S5.
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CASH Quotations

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. 2 spring wheat. ISmS3c: NO,
2. 74ms3c: No red, 7SSG 1isc. No :
corn, 4d@iisc: No 2 yellow, i6b@ 462c;
No. oats. 34sc: No. . white. 955c No
white, 94l@ 8e5c; No ? rye 04a g soc; ;
Choice mailing. 49655c: No. / flax seed
S! 10: No. ] Northwestern. si,23; prime
timothy seed. $3.50: clover. contract
grades sl3.75; short ribs. sides (ioosel .
SS25GS 62b: mess pork. per barrel. sli 10 !:
lard. per 100 pounds $50. shor, clear
sides boxed Ss.0o@9.12A. whisRey. basis
OF high wines, $ls29.
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St. Louis Wool

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l4-WSl, steadN
Medium grades. combing and clothing
23m27c. light hne, 19m2lc; heavy fine
itNl6c: tub washed, 32m3T6C.
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st. joseph.

ST. JOSEPH Dec. 1s.-CsttIe-Re
ceipts. 1000 steady. Natives. Sio0@6.I5'
COWS and heifers. s2.0OMi.50 sJockcrs
and feeders. s2.00mA25.
Hogs-Rccclpts. 5000: market cents
higher. Top. s6.25; bulk. S615m6 20
sheep-Receipts, 1000, market 10 cents
lower.
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MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

MINNEAPoLIS. Dec, i.--Wheat-De-
cembcr. 77tc: May. S0A6s0ic July sofa
Sic: No [ hard. Sic; No. Northern.
SOC; no, Northern. 77sG 7sc: No. 3
spring. Iil6 75ic
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

On the produce exchange today the
butter market was steady: creameries,
o2m3lc. dairles. 20G2TC. Eggs. weak at
mark, cases included, 20m 23c: frsts. 24c:
prime nrsis, 27c; extras, PC Cheese
f1rm l3m1iC.
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Liverpool Wheat.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. l4.-Close: Wheat
March. 6s SID; May. 6s ed
The weather in England today was
cold and damp.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. Dec. To-day
statement OF the treasury balances IN the
general fund shows Available cash ball
ance S237 S2o 1873 gold coin and bullion.
slOi, I0O.S7 gold certificates. sI1, SOL, 40.
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Marysvalc ---r-- BOD p, NJ
No. 4-From Ogden and West. 7:5o p. m.
No. 3-From Denver and East IL: 90 y. m.
All trains except Nos. /, Q, 3, 4, S. 6, II
and 90 stop at intermediate points.
Ticket Office, Dooly block. Phone 2o5.
L A BENTON, G. A. P. D.
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ZINE TO
|l|MARKET
|H =
), Il Noted From
es: COndi-
|sss&S Spotty.
n.y.
'@sEp IN
\ Nd ST. PAUL
ss'pney Market
Eected Dur
|laSWeek.

14.-There was
little feverish-
1T of prices in
%t. The general
leter than .yester'
rom yesterday 8
4Abut in a very
fV manner. The
attention was
MI stern trans-CoD-
.es was evidence
II the further di-
b. the Hill stocks
"a. he former met
End the latter
&yel comparative
she report of the
e Attorney-Gen
Ia le legality of the
N issuc now offered
was believed TO
eeterday 8 weak
Sen preferred and
ist the assumption
L,v stock issue of
affected by the
- Northern stocks.
,.,h great positive.
were completed
liSiews Of the Min
the announce
Mbscribe at par
Inv Northern Pa
nfident assertion
had been decided
300 of St. Paul
Nfsdy authorized,
| tkh old ers To sub
~lestimates OF the
thus accrued on
" assumption was
ssh movements of
represented a re-
I've prices rather
er of holdings.
r confident Of a
ney market next
ilymcnts will be
ment interest up
bunting TO some
Expected that the
T.. with National
. the amount of
gin 10 return 10
Ak. and the effect
the treasury of
knment bonds also
brow IS large divi'
payments will be
course by the re
to the channels OF
VI was the expecta-
Int pinch in The
~ be mod Grated by
kept the tone of
ong today.
p Total sales. par
ds were unchanged
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Hearings,

Y. 14.-The following
|Iradstreet. shows the
the principal cities
December Is. 1906.
or Increase and de-
with the correspond
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Pct. PCT
Fruit Market.

1d.-The market for
hows continued easl-
4 the conditions re-
Fy arc quoted Al Sim
J prime al SIC.
Iady demand. particu-
sizes. with quotations
&c, according so the
| fruit,
iet and unchanged.
r'nt 1Gc; extra choice.
iS6 20c.
moderately active. but
and the tone of the
- Choice are quoted
H. t2sc; fancy, 13c.
/; loose nusCatels are
|fecded raisins, IMl0c,
S1.55Ml.bb.
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H.rls Sugar.

AN pu6dJs
Gee. 1i.-Sucar-Raw,
3 5-16M3 ll-32c; CEN
l3-16M3 2I-32c: mo-
2I-3zc. refined.
200; powdered. $3.50;
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pk Produce.

Dec. l.-Butter, firm:
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TINE TABLE
IN EFFECT

NOVEMBER 10, 1906.
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At he close of 1908 Louisiana
hal $l,1I.i, OJ9 o.. cash balance.
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The Liquor Traffic

Towards The c.osc Of The old
year the city fathers estimated
that The retail liquor license for
1906 would yield 4 possible rcve
nue. Of $40 600 The budget,
1opted at the November meet
ing of the council, was figured on
this basis This estimate has
been about realized. Last year
there were some - retail establish
mentS doing business This mum
Der seems to have been in excess
of possible business success for
AL, and one. third of them declined
to make the venture for another
year. With the lesser number of
establishments and $500 hccnS"
imposed tor The parish this year H
which Will restrict the number ot
country retail liquor dealers i
may be safe 10 predict that the
town dealers viii do a more prof
table business TINS year
The high license problem has
about resolved itself into normal
conditions, after TWO years Of IN
certainty and turmoil, litlgationS
and complications, many mistakes
and the effort 10 cure them. II is
the hope of all that there Will be
no further disturbing conditions.
and that peace may hencciOrward
prevail with resultant prosperity
10 all.
The wholesalers license for
1906 was fixed at 800 by the
license ordinance, adopted Dee
It'll, 1905.
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will return u to you in q home
lR,EN BriiprN@ VS. ptIATioN
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Look around and see If you dom
need some printed stationery. II so
the Iberian office is the place to get
FIRST CLASS work.
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The Rams

The rainfall Of the year 1908
has been noticeable 10 even the
casual observer, It has been one
of the remarkable years The
last fony months of the year the
guagc Indicated the following | re-
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Danger Oia Cold and How to
Avoid Them.
More fatalities have their origi

More fatalities have their origin
in Or results TTo" i cold '"a"
fro" aY-"tper ra"s' THIS tact
alone shou I'll make people more
careful ay there is no. danger
whafAserf'om 4 cQld when it is
properly treated in the beginning
For many Srars ! chamberlain :
Cough Remedy Il Is been rccog
"'zed as the mS~t prompt and
eitectual meditiW in Us" for this
disease Il aik on natures plan.
looSrns the ,pue,, relieves the
lungs, opens the Secreti"nS and
aids nature III restoring he SN>
tenn 10 healthy condition. sod
hy al druggists Jan
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4 jamaican Lady Speaks IligI,
" ~ ChM1nlDcrIMtI's Cough
Remedy.

Mrs Michael Hart, wife Of the
superintendent Of Cart Service At
Kingston, lamalfa, West Indies
Islands, says r'at she has for
some yeayS uEd. -ohambcrlain's
Cough lrmedf for coughs, Group
and SnooY"g cough and has
found it veIy beneficial. She has
implicit confidence in it and
would not be without a bottle of
it in her home. Sold by all drug
gisf. Jan.
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APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board OF
Trustees of the Town Of New Iberia
Centlcnlen:

In.
Gentlemen:
hereby request Your Honorable
Body to grant me the light OF WAY over
and along the streets. alleys AMI ave
nues and the ways of the City of New
iberia for the purpose of constructing
and operating system of electric rail
WAYS on the following streets within
the corporate limits of the town of
New iberia, to Wit:
The entire length Of Main s. from
out of Fulton >trNxt Of the. Town of
Ne w1be,ia. fron, MMn st. out Louis
Avenue to the cbrporatcl,mits. From
limits, from Main street out Rcilroad
Hsalle Street" toe,J'icld Street, down
IMeld Street to Rair'ad Avenue, on:
railroad Avenue to Madison Street.
down Madison Street to French trcct,
dut French Street 40 Hackcrt street
DOWN Hacker Street to Iber4 Street,
opt IBERIA Streetto Main Street, again
down Hacker Street 10 Bank Avenue,
out. Bank Avenue TO st. Peter Street.
down St Peter Street to Ann Street 10
any paint it would be advisable to div
erge so ~ to connect With Main street
within or fe>0%d- tfIt corporate limits.
The said franchise IS to me, my as
sociates or assigns over or through the
streets named above, ana to be for Il
ter Of - years. The principal an
ihorities are to designate the portion
of the streets TO be used winch portion
so used will be kept IN good repair b'
the grantee.
Franchise granite VIII bccou void |
II the bona tide instruction of the |
railway he not beg m within months ]
and completed within 5 months after I
the beginning of thu construction.
New Iberia, December !, l9o5,
Signed +, A. A UGTR.
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features Will broaden our Upper
tuni'y for greater undertakings
and we Shall yet get many OF those
things accounted good The
star Of hope is rapidly approach
ing the meridian of fruiIion.
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The New Year.

In the charnel house of time is
a new monument, indicating the
end of 1905" While the wear
that has ust passed to its close
was full Of trials, hardships, and
had its full measure Of sorrow. il
still had many features indicating
better things for the whole people.
"Let the dead past bury its
dead" Let us enter npon the
duties of the New Year with a
tircIess spirit, mndaunted energy,
ever scanning the horizon of the
future with the eye of hope,
eager TO catch the first rays of
material prosperity for our thrlv-
ing and promising city. Let every
one so adjust his Iife'S compass as
to point a course for the better
ment of the town in which he
lives. Whatever differences NAV
arise between you ana your neigh
Dor, be magnaDlmous enough to
cordially support each other in all
things calculated for the mater
lal welfare Of the vhO'e communi
~.
I'll" new year dawnS with Il re
stored city credit. The interest
coupons on the bonded debt have
been met and paid. Ample pro
vision has been made for the nav
ment Of the next set at maturity.
While the bends of the N. !. SO.
Canal Drainage District had no
bidders a year ago, today there
are several investment seekers
ready to take them. This speaks
well and loudly for the confidence
in the credit Of the city.
An electric railroad, urban and
is among the pOsslbili
les of 1906. This question will
meet its solution in the near fu
ture, when the franchise will no
awarded by the City Council.
There seems to be more than one
purse string ready to loosen for
Investment in this line. There
Is plenty of room for development
in this direction, and it is to be
hoped that the trolley will find
is way, at an early date, the full
ength of the Teche valley.
There is promise of new opera
house during the year. Ifprivate
apital will not promptly make
he venture to provide a proper
md fit house, Of ample size, the
ity fathers will consider the
of an opera b0use ad
itiOn to be made to the City Hall
he promise is good for a play
ouse for The next season
With the sale Of the Southern
anal bonds, which is about az
ared, the work on that project
i'll be IN shed to the earliest nos
bic completion. This work, com
leted, will prove no small factor
the m sterial perity Of this T
ty.
The accomplishment Of these \
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81 CCESSIoN SALE OF MIS-
"RES> EMIL + BEOI SSARD,
deceased, Wld Of DOKCE
PRINCE No. 1853.
10th. Judicial District Court. Par
lSh of Iberia,

BY virtue Of commission unto
me directed out OF the above
Court under an order g,anted on
he Gth,I day of January 1906, |
will proceed at~f1e last residence
of the sxid deceased Mistress
Emile Broussa1d, deceased. W!d
ow of /Dorce Prince, at Fau>se
Points Iberia ris1',houisiana,
to sell and Will sci; according to
law for cash for the purpose of
paying debts on Saturday the
10Th, day of .tas..~~y 1906. be,
tween legal sale hours and for
cash The following described
movable property of said estate to
wit:
All the movable property Of
the above entitled Succession as
shown by an INVENTORY made of
said property any on file in said
/ I Prince,
Administrators
January 9TH ho'.
Cammack 4 Bronssard. Attys.