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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

Pennsylvania cvencd UP for yesterdays
defeat at the hands Of Virginia by cap.
turing to.day's game by the. score Of 2
# to 0. TO turn the trick,
"A - -. however, the cluakers found
s fsA4A - 1t necessary to troti out their
s#N veteran twlrlcr. Hay, who
sfttA downcd Cornell at ithaca
" last season In the final con-
test OF the championship
series. He had all sorts of speed, and
pitched better bali as the game pro-
crossed, retiring three on strikes In the
eighth inning. Not a Vrginian got be-
You'd second base.
Virginia opened the contest with an
other freshman In the Buckingham, q
youngster from University School, Louis
Vile, Ky. 1he lad got along fairly well
Until the third inning, when he passed
two tQuakers to first and fumbled q Dun :,
pnlling the bases. With two hands down
Moore was sent in to pull the team, out OF
n hole, and this the Arkansas boy did
BY retiring the next batter.
Despite the inequality OF the slabmen,
the contest was nip and tuck UP TO the
seventh inning, when Pennsylvania sent
n runner across the plate. Webb started
off with nice single between FIRST and
second pilfcred second, and scored on
Fennell's hot liner to center neld. Al
other run was added in the eighth VIII
son beat out an infleld hit, was sacri-
feed to second BY Captain Hare and
counted on Yerkes's fast grounder past
Sshortstop. u II ti5s9 iit,b
The uuakers put up perfect gal me IN
the field. Captain Hare and Yerkes flelded
sharply, the former pulling down q foul
fly to the left Of the grand stand after
a long run. The Quaker captain also
led at bat, while his sacrifice In the
seventh was directly responsible for Penn
sylvania's first tally. .F
Virginia pulled off two fast doubles.
and the work Of her outfeld was fault
less. Dalton again showed his superiority
with the stick.
Score by innings: +. 81. p.
virginia ......i.....O 100000 0 90 8
Pennsylvania 1000 O0.01 "a 9
Batteries:.V Virginia, Bingham, Moore and
|;1Voodson; Pennsylvania. Hayfand Hare i
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Property Transfers "Wednesday

Property Transfers "Wednesday.
Richmond -Aiary e. Rudder to Edmund
s,r ss 81 Il i t Vest II 81 Petsr street.
"a, j: Hunt ana wife to s; r; P,adgett
100 feet east OF Vine Street, :lo.To
S o :e c o Mes aG sde w y. Park f saef
100 1ok-12 feet north Of Grove Avenue,
W Vim. II, sohwarzschild and wife to Fl.
Creek Gre Street. Street co Corner Of doadln street,
Henrco- -Thomas. g. Williams, Jr.. trus-
OF Beverly Stree, i1ssl feetaeas of Straw
berry Street. $780, .siabythJi. - L.
wilkins Jr an ,S wife VIE tp ned Roen IT
lands Of Morris Garter and others, $1,000,
Jacob w, Wilbur aud Wife to. James e {,
Bullock, lots Nos, l 1S and I'D on plan OF
Ha A. = and a'o Sarah D., Samuel and Eyya
Mosby to John a, Archer, lol acres on tho
BI3HShytnoNMSn i Bed Ss about AZ niles below
Property Transfers Tuesday.
Richmond--James -. Barker and wife
70 iIicy h, Murray. IS 7-l2 Feet on Han,
over Street. northwest corner Of Rowland
Street. al-est5
Street, Z s4 rs feet south Of Franklin
Aonzo PHILLIPS and WIfe s,d to y a@
Street. Of feet west OF Linden street. 81 600.
Henry I. Cahell and Wife TO Jacob
Kirsh, 90 Ia feet on north SIDE OF cary
street, lD feet west OF h'''aeh s'sss''
Mann Mann g, valentines exso tutors ito TO
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Powers and others.
Tim" Hurst will be
the referee. Contests
will be restricted to
four rounds.
Gus" Rubin, a
heavyweight, will be
the principal in ono
OF the opening bouts.
Els nnnnnnnt has not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

No. 40e East Marshall Street Tuesday night
md elected of1cers OF an athletic .associa-
ton. Mr.sWalter Elliott was elected per-
manent chairman OF the organizations, and
MIR Ii Fred I<uchcman was chosen MS setre-
Etary Much interest was manifested
among those present.
The following membership committee
was elected: Messrs. Pete Paclnl, Buck
rlulcher, Willie Burnett and Dick ,fillery.
The organza ton expects to contain MEM
bcrs who will participate in such athletic
exercises as jumping. pole vaulting, wrest-
ling ind sparrlng. Those who wish TO join
the association may do so by commune
eating with Mr.. George w. Flubert, No.
East Marshall Street.
Every Convenience for
Players and Public.
The grounds at Broad Street Park have
been put into fine condition for the OPEN
ing OF the season and there Is seat
ing capacity large enough to accommo-
date the vast throngs that will witness
tho struggle between Charlie Shaffers ag-
gregation Of ball-tossers and the mines that
are to be sent here :ron Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Roanoke. Lynchbnrg. and Dan
wife. .
Z a telephone will be placed in the box
oince and 1t is probable that the Western
L
instrument In or nearsthes presH box, SO
that the game by innings can be flashed
over the wires for the benefit of those
In other cities who will follow the game.
The press box will be built beneath the
grand stand or rather In the corner OF
tho grand stand and directly behind the
catcher. This will afford the newspaper
men and the official scorers an oppor-
tunity to watch every play ind will t
tho same tlme prevent them from being
worried by tho hundreds OF questions that
are usually fired at them by the anxious
fans. H. - .tss l.,' .5s..,
Fredericksburg College Not s.,s;
in the Eastern League.
Fredericksburg College will shave its
ball nine here Friday for IN exhibition
game with Richmond College, Freder-
cksburg is said to have a very fast team.
and the Spiders Will use Gardner IN the
box against them
The game will not count In the cham
pionship series, for Fredericksburg Is not
In tho Eastern College League this year.
having failed to put a football eleven
on the grIdiron last year and thereby
forfeited It's membership In the League.
Final Game of Ten
Pins Friday Night.
The final games Of tho series Of nino
games will be bowled on Cooks alleys
tomorrow night between Cooks team
and Wlliams's team.
Six games have been bowled between
the squads, and as 1t stands now Cooks
team leads by twenty-five points In the
aggregate. Willams's team Will try to
overcome this number of pins, and win
the championship at tomorrow nights
match.
and much interest is manifested In the
games that arc to be played
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/ Other Baseball Games

At Princeton, N. J,-Prlnceton, B; Dlckin-
9o ANNAPOLIS, Md.-University Of virginia,
. c Saia eeaq MsamsxsHarvard o, unlver.
sity OF Vermont, 4.
At Philadelphia. Philadelphla ,(Ameri-
cam, /; Philadelphia lNationals) Q,
At Wnshlngton-Was (Amert7
All Athens Ga--Georgia University 4 /
Georgia Tedh. School (ten nnlnss), g.,
Columbia. s. C.-Columbla (Souths Allan.
tic), 81; Brooklyn ationaD. !.
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Pool Tournament On.

Tho pool tournament this week at ahes
tuxedo Pool Parlors Is attracting cofss
siderable Interest among the lovers ps;
sports In the city, st. John, one OF the
best amateur pool shots Of tho city. OH
the last shoot defeated Walker by tic
score Of 100 to 81,
Knight. Cullen, Morris. Rlchards0Nsjj
Chlldress and Murphy are the other co1 y
testants In the tournament
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Pins Friday Night.
Trinity, 8; A, and NJ ..

Especial to The Times-D ispatcf,)
DURHAM, N, c., April Affinity Coll
lege this afternoon defeated tho Agrlcul-
tural and Mechanical College. Of Raleigh,
by the score Of s to 2.
Score by Innings: s r.
Trinity ,....,.,,,.,.,o s0o0f1 30 O. s
A, and M. ..........0 0 90 l 10 o. 2
Time OF game two hours, Umpire,
Legrande,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
.FAvOR|TES WIN
|N.MANY EVENTS.
Large Number Who Take First
Money Feature Of Day at
Bcntlit1gs.
Big CROWD AND FINE SPORT.
Ideal Weather and Society Turns
Out Largcly-Not Many
Surprises.
BIG CROWD AND FINE SPORT.

fsnecinl to The Times Dspatch.)
WASHlN OTON, y. c., April 4.--Tl'c day
was beautiful, tho track was fno, tho
crowd was large, including n large num-
her OF we'll known mot, and many women
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
BOXING AGAIN AT
MADISON SQUARE A
Attempt Now Being Made to Re
vive Sport in New
York.
.LIMlTssFIGHTs TO 4 ROUNDS

NEW YORK, April 4.-Unless the 20.
lice authorities interfere, boxing is to be
revived in Madison Square Garden within
two weeks under Tie direction OF Pat"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

pr D m l nent In
Washington soci-
ety, and the bet
Ting was lively
out Mt Bennlngs
this afternoon.
Tho sport WIS
good also, though
not the best Of
any day of the
,,,nct. The racing
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Sporting Notes.

Tommy Sullivan. Of Lawrence, Mass,
has. recovered from his recent sick spell
and Is back III New York.
Abe Attell has started for California,
where he Is to box Frankie Neil ct Los
Angles, on April 10Th. . ,
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.PENNSY V|Nl 10
TACKLE SPIDERS.
Game to Be Called at Broad Street
Park This After
noon.
CHAMPIONSHIP ON SATURDAY
Eastern College 1Lcaguc Opens
Season Here With Randolph
Macon.

Pennaylvnniaa strong baseball r,ino Will
DO In Richmond to-day, and will tackle
tho snnppy aggregation that Coach Dun
lap, OF Richmond College,. Will send to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
by George w. Mayo, Auctioneer, 5ss
ITO North Seventh Street,. P,hone 1895. As

by George w Mayo. Auctioneer.
ITO North Seventh Street. Phone 1895.
Z. me AND MEDIUM sGRADEaILLlR1L-.ss
4 MIXTURE, CARPET. NJ lately Me-
MIRRORS. ROLL-TOP DESK, AGE.H
SMITH OUTFIT LIGHT G 6; IS1S + u
WAGON, VICTORIA. HARM ISS, 8I1EG.Gi
Moved to my wareroo n1s for conyen II.
fence, i will sell THIS DAY. az 10 go AN
M. /, two 3-Piece Mahogany Pnrlora Sults,$s
odd Parlor Pieces. Chairs, Re ckers MIR
rors, Lace Curtains. one Administer ana 4
Very veo handsome, 4.Piece OAK chlval. Chan.
her Suit with mirror front WI rdr opes
to match Cost s225l, 20 med ium Oak and Z,
Walnut Bedroom suits, u odd Oak and g I!
Walnut Bureau Wnshsta nds, ] IRON Bed
SPRINGS Hair Felt and other Mattrsssels AZ
walnut vain and other sdebonrds, Extensions
Dining Tables Vienna and Leathsrsf sea-
Boxes Refrigerators,. Roll Top gnd other
ONCE Desks l blacksmith utnt-forge,S
bellows, etc. one Scitv-made Victoria on S
Groeer's WAGON and Harness two y q
loads from storage warehouse. Public sil, ms
vitel TO attend, b ti3 IA a5ss i5fs$s
GEORGE w, MAYO a ticttonee 81.
George ". oliver, Salesman.
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BY Richmond Auction CO..,
1905 East Main Street.
Auction Sale To- Day IS
or Az
Household Furniture
or
Every Description,

we viii sell to-day, Thursday, April 5th.3
commencing at 1880 A. NJ. within our
wurerooms s,ich as 3efrigerat tors, zee
Boxes, Chamber Suits, Extension hbles,
Kitchen Table, Cabinet, Crystal Chandtes-'
Her, 80 Dining Chairs, Hair and shutc ,ls
Mattresses Feather Beds. Ma ogally
Bureau Kitchen Tables. Hat Rack Car ts
Al pets, Mirrors, two good Barber Chairs
with stands to match. and otherEartic:llte Gle: 3
too numerous to mention. sSt8Fs
RICHMOND Ctr1ON CO.
) George II. Valentine, Auctloneer. sMAaaaaasa
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At Hot Springs.

EflIFal (By Associated Press.)
HOT SPRINGS, ARK, April 4.-sum-5
nlaries at Oakawn;
First race-f1ve furlongs--Arabelle @
to 1o) first, McJetta as to y second,
Invasion Is to ~ third. Time. :02 3-5.
Second race-three and half furlongs
De Ore e to- y first, Wing Ting III to
2o) second, Bob's Pet (1b to y third.
Time. :42.
Third race-mile and an eighth-Ap
Embarrassment 6 to 81 first, Kitty Plant
Il to y second, Bulnnch 90 to u third.
Tlme, 1:45.
Fourth race-six furlongs-H. l.. Frank
Lucullus Is to y third. Time, 1913.
Fifth receive furlongs-All Black Is
to y first, Mafalda % to s. second, Nen-
min w (15 to y third. Time. 400 s-5.
Sixth race-one -Crowshade 40 to
q first, Tomochlchi e to 81 second,
II. j, Powell 90 to y third. Time, 1:n
City Park Results.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, April 4,--City Park
First raoe-seven furlongs-- Field Lark
Pulquo $50 to y third. Time, 1920,
fve hurdles-Lord Radnor 30 to y first,
j third. Time. s;1o IS.
Third race-four and q half furlongs..
iBelzay Is to y first. Betsy Binford q
third. Time, IT'S. Teo Beach finished first
: IF Fourth owf urraace-sixgfurlongs-cull g. to Y
first, Pitkin, q toll second, Baron 10 10 y
third, Time, 1:l5 1-b. !
Fifth race-one mile-Fox Hunting @ 70
y first, Bell the Cat (eyen) second, Alcan-
tara go to third Time. J. III: III ~ sbSao,d,,
S " ~ % q ITO to Is third. nine, la As.
snyenth race-six furlongs-Don Fonso
ri To s. first, Tichimlngo q to d second,
Granadn III TO 81 third, Time III 2-6'
New Orleans Fair Grounds.
(Ry Associated Press,)
NEW ORLEANS, April Affair Grounds
First race--slx furlongs-Henry Henley
M & tG 8 ~ i thira PoS Tme, :s s'oN'
Second race-Half a mlle-Sainrida g to
y frst, Runsum a TO y second. Lucy
Marie e to 81 third, Time. IS 40.
Third race-one mile-kenton az to
o ona H BsaHs Pf'.se G1ss h sS sss
Fourth race-Five furongs. handicap
First Premium o to 2 first, Gold Rose
4 TO 81 SECOND. lnylnciblo 20 to y third
Firth Fseesx fyrlonys,52ooa 7, s Center
lady Ray Q6 to y third, Time, 1;l6 rs.
Sixth, race-One mile and a sixteenth
paul 60 to q first, Don't Ask Me n3 to 20)
second. jungle Imp $50 to y third, Time,
Si:49 mahogany Il to y finished first. but
Was disqualified for bearing In on Paul,
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Chancery Court.

Qualifications, George Hunter Jordan,
NJ. Peasants, guardian Martha Franklin,
Roberta Kyle and Catharine Sellers Pleas
ants. Samuel Slnton. executor r.. l.. Is.
Sinton; estate, $1,000.
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DailyCourt r ecord
Circuit Court.

Judgments confessed esterday: W. ~.
for $53. s5 N
suits Instituted yesterday: G. 8. Cush-
man against W. ID. Cushlnan and Matte
G. Cushman; damages, $500.
Law and Equity.
Judgments entered yesterday: Lucy j..
glst. Verdict and Judgment for the de-
PENDANT. t 4
DEGREES entered yesterday: Mary A..
McNIanus VS.. John j. Hart and Others.
Decree confirming report OF special COM
missioner and distributing the fund
d Suits instituted yesterday; LutlcIa Tny-
lor VS.. Provldent Relief Association for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

OF favorltes that took money. Hyperion
q to y took the first, whining handilye
from guff1ce "a to ~ md the latter TOOK
second about rs easily from Yelled Lady
"a to ~. Town Topics q to y romped
home In the second. Mary Custis g to ~
finishing second. and Jobstown q 70 ~
third. IA
There was d lot OF rough riding In the
third event, and IN the mlx-np at the
start Rye Boy and Luoy strome were
left at the post, and then Jack Mckeon's
n twelve to ono shot, cantcred home, lol--
lowed BY Billy Garth's Judge, while even
money. with DeKabcr 4 to p three tre'
lengths behind.
5aAl. Powell Il to 81 had only to gallop
to take the fourth Orphan Lad q TO OF. -
came In second, and Mode % TO % thHu.
heavily and Won easily In, the next event
Zany. at q to &, coming In behind him,
and Kuro e to 81 finishing next.
All three starters were heavily played
II Ike Sixth, but Bobbio Keane 6 to .
eas he, Sailor boy had no trouble in
winning place from Phoebus.
Summaries.
F4rat race-SellinE for three-year olds
and upwards, SIX and one hall turlongs,
Columbia course-Hyperion q 70 y. ana
"a TO 81, frst sufIlcS(S to y and q 20 -
seconds The Yelled Lady go 70 y, li n.y. =
Time, 1924. Ia,
four and one half furlongs old course
Town Topic a to y and q to y, first;
Mary, Custis,q(s to- ~ and g to y. sec
ond: Jobstowh g to y, third ffi iis,
Third rraslcre-seiing, for ree-year- olds
and upwards, seven furlongs. COLUMBIA
I coursc--Jack McKeon e to y. first and
e. Ia to ~ first; Judge White ~ to y
and % to 10Y, second; Dekaber d1 to y,
third Time, 1870 as.
/, Fourth race-Selling for two-year-olos
four and a half furlongs, old course
Apowell q to 81 and (ont) first: Orphan
Lad &c to y and (6 to o.. second; Mode
Is to ~, third. Time, 5S. ID
Fifth race-For maiden three-year-olds
and upwards, one mile, Columbia course
-Paeon (eyen} and 9(ouO. first; zany G
to. rs, and I "a to 81, second; Kuro @ TO
is, third Time. IA is,
sixth race Handicap for three--year-
Odds and upwards, one mile, Columbia
course-Bobbie Kean % to 81 and (ouD,
first; Sailor Boy e to 81 and (ouD. Sec
ond; Phoebus III to 81, third. Time
4 10 4 /. + I /. Z /.
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to the dlhlnond ht BroHd
street Park.
Tho Pennsylvania Uni
vcrsity nine has becn in
charlottesville ind drop
ped the game there Tues
day to the Varsity team.
Just what Kind Of show
Ing tho boys from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
.QUAKERS EVEN {: UP
With VIRGINIA.
Win the Second Game at the Uni
vcrsity BY Score r,,s Of Two
to Nothing.
THE VETERAN TWl R HAY
-----.-------------- + I,t. 4,
Virginia Never Reached Further
Than the Second Base--A
Perfect Game.
rHE VETERAN TWlRLER HAY
Especial to THE Times Dlspat ci1.)

lSpeC1dT 10 TIC -I1li1es-DTsTatcT:1 ----
CHARLOTTEsv1LLE, VA, April -
Pennsylvania cvencd UP for yesterdays
dcrcht at the hands Of Virginia by cap.
turing to-day's game by the score Of 2
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20 o. 10 turIT tIIe N 71CSFF
however, the Quakers fo,ln
1t necessary to trot out thei
veteran twlrlcr. Hay, Wh
,downcd Cornell ut Ithac
last season in the final con
tcst Of the championshi
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Total.
NON-RESIDENTS.

ByrumHilmur Planting Co-1I.1Io
acres, S. 4 of S. f. 4 and S. x OF S.
W. a Sec +; Lots 1, ?. 3. and !, or all
OF fractional Sec. 5; Lots 3. 5, s, 7, s
and 9 of Sec, 8; S T. Il of S. w. 4
and the W. y of S. T. a, Sec. 10; 5.
= Of n, f. a and S. E. Il and W. y,
Sec. IS; All of Sections %. 3. "a, Is,
10. p, and 81, and Lots 5 and 6 or S.
4 of Sec. IS: F. X, Sec. 80; All of
Sees: 80. "a. IS. 90; all i'll +. 10 S. r.
II Z.
State tax $5554 interest, $2.oo. Ss6.23
Parish tax S5o.St; interest. S4o3 1854
oosts ...... ......... ........ go
Total. 49,. So2s7
Broussard Eloi.-So acres. S. W
Of S. W. Il. Sec. IS, r. IS S. X. OF.
State tax &c; interest, &c. ..... 81
Parish tax 72c,; interest 6c ~ IS
ooSts ........ ........ ........ $50
Total - $500
De Blanc. JOS A.-soo acres. w =
Sec. Il and n ". Il Sec. As. T. II.
S, r. 8 L.
State tax 5000; interest, 4Sc. ..... So 4S
Parish tax 5000; interest 72c... o7a
Nost> ........ ...... 23O
Total. $3.50
DunartraIt Adrien-2o6 acres. north.
brcveinburg; east, Moresi; south, Gre
vc11lburs; west, Murphy.
State tax S2Ioo; i:,cre5t, sos. .S2ot@
Parish tax $3.50 interest. $252.. $40.
Iberia and ST Mar, drainage tax,
$3.50; interest, sl..to .......... 1890
COSts .. . ~ &c
Total -. .$77.oo
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Total.
SEVENTH WARD.

: Alpha, Est 1ndependence-Land, north
Taylor; east Road; south. Carroll y;
west Carroll and Taylor: : acres. north.
Lane; east. Jacobs; south, Road west.
, Johnson.
State tax 0oc. interest. Sc $40. %
Parish tax SI.3s: interest. nc -. Lao
,, iberia and St Mary drainage tax
SOC. interest &C. " 81
costs ....... ....... ........ $50
Total. go. $52S
kemper. c. Dts of 10 acres. north.
LOckett: east Road: south. Provost
west. NJ. Lockett; - 24-Ioo acres. Lot
No. Of the highlands of Julia Wilson;
I.,9 6-Ioo acres. Lot No of the marsh
lands OF Julia Wilson
State tax S5S2: interest. 47c. =. $500
Parish tax 1913: interest. Jos o4S
Cypremort drainage tax SASS: in
terest. 300. ...... .... .. 5.24
Nosts ......... ....... -....... go
Total. 49,. $500
Lagnon, !Alexis.-H acres. north.
Goulas; east. Legnon; south. Beasley;
west Sigur; mules: horses cart
! COW.
State tax S4.2o interest. SIC -. S454
Parish tax $500; interest. SIC. - 6S1
Iberia and ST. Mary drainage tax
$3.50; interest. 2Sc ...... 49,. 278
Costs ....... ........ ..... 2.3O
". Total. -. .SI745
St Cyr. Eli. and Pauline Philip.-Io
acres. north. August east, Vincent;
south. Beasley: west. JULIEN; house and
g acres. north, F. Sigur; east. Lander:
south, Road; west. Calm: 3 mules:
horse: COW: / cart
State tax $3.50: interest. SIC S 72o :
Parish tax 5000; interest. Soc " 1919
IBERIA and St Mary drainage tax
S5.55; interest. +4c. ........... 500
~OSts 80
Total 49, So6.oS
EIGHTH WARD.
Alpha. Ed La $500 acres. Lot 7,
See. I, T. Is, S. Ri E 1
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n.l, :, Total. $50. 90
lo,.@ MASON, Mrs: Martha, Houses and
In. nol!h' Westerling, cast, Wester-
S,,., sou'n, Westerling; west, Street.
p,r;sh Ss20; interest. Ioc.. .. ST. 80
N.,s Sn tax sl.So; interest. r5c.. -. los
S"e' ievee tax 500; interest.
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lOtdI. .S2.3.7O
On said day of sale will sell such
portion OF said property as said debt
debtor will not point out sufficient
property, | will at once and without
further delay, sell the least quantity
OF said property of any debtor which
any bidder will buy for the amount of
taxes, interest and costs due by said
debtor.
The said sale will be without ap-
praisement. for cash in legal tender
money Of the tuiteG States. and the
property sold shall he redecmable at
any time f." the snacr If one wear. br
layn@ H." price @iyet.. Including costs
ana twenty per cent thereon.
" itne~s my hand officially this 18th
DAY OF April. X. H., t9Gf
JOHN b. SANDERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff and ex-ofiicio Tax Collector.
Parish OF st. Mary, Louisiana.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-21

Alpha. Ed. La $500 acres. Lot 7,
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-22
COAL OUTPUT OF ILLINOIS,
Product for 1905 Was 33,434, SO:
Short Tons.

Washington, Nov. 2O.-The total
production of coal during 1905 in Illi-
nois was 3S,434,363 short tons, with
spot value Of $40.577, 592, according to
a report made to the geological sur
vey by E. w; Parker of the United
States geological survey Illinois still
ranks next to Pennsylvania in the pro.
duction of coal. The production in
West Virginia in 1905 was 37,791,5SO
short tons. The report says; the ex.
pectation is that the returns for 1906
will show West Virginia to be the sec.
ond coal producing state in the union
from the fact that the Illinois mines
suffered from shutdown last spring,
while those of West Virginia for the
most part were kept going continu-
ously
The Illinois coal mines in 1905 gave
employment to 5S,O53 men, who work
ed an average of 201 days. The rec
ords show that 1929 men were on
strike during the year and lost an
average of FL days each. The larger
number of mines in Illinois work their
men eight hours a day. During the
fiscal year 1905 there were 199' fatal
tiles in the Illinois mines and SIS men
were injured. Premature blasts or
windy shots are the principal causes
of the fatal accidents.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-11-22
INCA LIS.

Nov. 10, l906.-It has been snow
ing for nearly a week, SO now we
have about foot Of very damp snow.
The sun has not been in sight all day
at a time for over month and it
is very dim to day.
Anglia and Elida Peterson came
home from Warren to spend few
days with their parents.
Hilda and Alma BloomQuist visit
ed at the Eric Anderson home Sun
day.
August Anderson is doing carpen-
ter work for Nels Saxberg in Cedar.
Mr.. Ormiston, of New Folden,
made us a pleasant call yesterday.
All are wishing that it would stop
showing.
GOtfred and Albert Anderson and
Frank Bloomquist and Aug. Ander-
son made US a pleasant call few
days since.
X. Y. z.