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Men Are Bruics.

y type writing girl, after Il careful
observation of the patrons of tho of.
flee, thus expressed her manly
views ! get sick of men and their
ways. They are messy: they sling
paper all over the Office and lOll about
on the desks and chairs in such I'M.
digniiicd attitudes. They smoke and
chew. We have fourteen drummcrs
who come into Our Office. and only
ono of the fourteen has the courtesy
to ask mo if cigar smoke is oifcnsiv"
To me. Then they are silly; they
talk such nonsense as si]Xtccn.ycar old
girls wouldn't be guilty Of. II is all
about ncCktics, new hats. hallcts.
good dinners. and 50 on. IF you think
man is the superior animal, you just
spend some time in IL business Office
with assorted sizes Of him, and YOU
will scc. | am beginning to believe
that a trashy dime novel is better
than the society of the average man.
and equally improving.
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Senator Newlands' Straight Talk.

The following extract from Senator
Newlands' speech to the Tonopah con.
vcntiOn on accepting its endorsement
for United States senator will commend
itself to every lover of law and order
in this state:
We can make this state a model com.
mOnwcalth; we are making it Il mod
I'll commonwealth. We have passed
through the most serious crisis in our
history, and we find universal &C
quicsccncc everywhere in the doctrine
that the interests of all-thc property
owner and the labDrcr-arc dependent
upon preservation of law and Of order
as the established conditions under
which the prosperity of all can be
secured. We do moi intend this state
to fall into the condition that Colo.
RADIO fell into. We do not propose
To permit this state to fall under the
domination Of class legislation. We
do not intend to permit this state to
he the scene Of civil strife. We do not
intend to permit this state to be the
stage upon which fratcrnal warfare
shall be conducted.
We intend to preserve order. to
preserve the public peace unaidcd by
the national government. exercising
only the power of the people them.
selves, pursuant {" laws which have
through their representatives. been
passed, and laws which are subject
to an appeal to the highest tribunal
of all-tho people themselves. We
propose to gradually incorporate into
our laws every reform which human
experience elsewhere shows TO he
beneficial to- man; and we will move
Oh and establish the record Of being
the most progressive commonwealth
in the world; and Us long as We pur.
sue that line of action the democracy
will control the State of Nevada.
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Sweeney Replies To His Critics.

james G.. Sweeney, associate jus.
tice of the supreme court, who has
been tho subject of considerable
criticism at the hands of members of
the convention and the press anent
his active participation in the pro.
ceedings mt the recent Democratic
buzz fest has the following to say in
support of his contention hat it is
the duty of every citizen irrespective
of what Office lie hold to participate
therein:
Everyone is entitled to his Opin-
ion III this matter, but in 80 far rs l
am personally concerned, / deem it
not only the privilege of II supreme
judge, but I'm imperative duty, and
particularly when III issue or princi-
pie such rs was ut stake in the TonO-
pah convention is involved. | have
no apologies whatever to make for
my activity and intend to do my
duty to my state from II civic stand
point, ms see and believe right. |
do not believe that because / happen
to be II supreme judge, that l am pre-
Guided from expressing my opinions
on political issues, nor that because
occupying this position, | cannot par
ticipatc in standing for the principles
/ believe right and that | must stand
aside and allow others to make plat
forms declaring principles which |
believed are opposed to the best inter
ests of my state. Nor do | feel that
i am prccludcd from advocating tho
nomination of men who stand for my
principles, rs against others who
might not. ] understand my judicial
and civic duties and intend to perform
them both rs I see tho light"
Regarding Congressman Bar,lett's
nomination Judge Sweeney said he
believed him politically one of the
strongest men on tho ticket, aud bo.
loved that for his manly and open
support Of Governor Sparks iii bring.
ing about the industrial peace Nevada
enjoys today, he should aud will b.
elected by an overwhelming majority.
Governor Sparks sacrificed his very
lifc," said Judge Sweeney, 'ror this
reign of peace we enjoy in this state,
and those who are attempting to take
tho political life Of Congressman
Bartlett because Of his support given
Governor Sparks. should and will DO
defeated in their purpose. -Tonopah
BonanZa.
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RauIesnnkrs NUMEROUS In Eureka.

During the week rattlcsnakcs hay"
been very much in evidence in different
parts of Eureka Two are reported To
have been killed ncar the residence of
William Giles on Mob Hill. another
was seen ucar the home of Mrs. Mary
Fulton in the same section. and on
Thursday Baker Gray killed one in the
front yard ut Mrs. j. Brcmrnkmnpf's
residence on North Main street. The
latter snake, although but about Two
feet in length. had eight rattIcs and u
button on its tail. While rattlcsnakcs
have been frequently sec in the out.
Of Eureka they have seldom DO.
fore been observed right in town.
Sentinel.
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Flanagan Wants Money

Hon. z. L. Flanagan. national repub-
lican committeeman aud would bc
United States senator from Nevada, is
writing begging letters TO the sheep
men asking them to contribute literally
to the republican campaign fund. Mra
Flanagan is II very ready letter writer,
but somehow or othor nc don't use
good judgment in sending his letters to
the proper parties. He always mixes
democrats with the faithful and his
letters prove u boomerang.
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Course Of Study For M. Schools.

The course of study for the public
schools of Nevada, issued this year by
the State Board Of Education, is now
ready for distribution. Copies may lie
obtained from any of the Deputy Super
intendents.
Acting under the authority given by
an act of the Legislature in 1895. the
State Board has adopted the course
and directs that its use be enforced in
all public schools i'll which there are
less than 800 children. Schools having
more than 300 may, with the approval
Of the State Board. adopt a course
better fitted for their needs.
In the new course the work is ar
ranged by grades. a grade is defined
us 1.-The amount of work to be lone in
u school year of nine consecutive
months of twenty school days each"
Special emphasis is laid on the fact
that the hours Of the teacher are from
0 to 4 o'clock and that, even in the
smaller schools, an honest teacher will
use all of that time for instruction.
In the lower trades teachers are re-
CURED TO follow closely the Gordon
method of teaching reading. The
method is the one adopted by the Text
Book Commission and has proven To
be n good M Some number work is
arranged for the first grade.
Language work is to be done orally
in the first two grades. From the be-
ginning of the third grade the text is
followed.
Geography work in the smaller text
is to he begun i'll the fourth grade and
continued through the fifth. Supple
mentary reading is arranged for the
sixth and the larger text is TO be- ON
pleted in the seventh and eighth
grades.
History is to he oral for the first four
grades and deals mostly with the his
tory of Nevada and the western states.
The texts are taken in the grades fol-
lowing.
The text in physiology is used in the
sixth grade. Other than that the work
~ q hhiu i"lS'iN hNSiShN.
4 uniform set of examination qucs
tions for the eighth grade will be sent
II twice each year and pupils who
pass those examinations will he granted
admission to the high schools of the
state.
\ high school course Of study is laid
out and sixteen units of work is made
necessary for graduation. OF these
sixteen units, ten are required and six
are elective. 4 unit is defined rs five
periods per week of not less than forty
minutes each, during school year of
not less than nine months, with ns
much time devoted to preparation as
to class recitation" \ laboratory
period shall he the length of two rccita-
ton periods.
y list of professional books for
teachers. together with outlines FOR
oral work in history, physiology and
hygiene, is given in the course of study.
Humboldt Star.
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Sold aud Recommended Ivy
ELKO DRUG CO.
Clouds

Clouds hang over us all. but We have
no right TO bring them down upon us
or others by talking about them or
magnifying them. No one ever attain
81 success in any trade, profession or
calling that did not have hard questions
t. settle, trials 10 hc borne and diff.
crilticS to surmount. Dwelling npon
kuotty problems. trials ana difficulties
Is lik" pulling ourselves ont Of uIick-
sand. Tho more we struggle against
them. TIA" deeper we gct into them. If
wc ara living 10 please God. there is
s1'no choice thing for ~ behind every
cloud. We are after the tangible pois
OF gold and silver that Gods rinbows
Of promise rest upon. not the storm
clouds that bring ont the promises.
Only those who can pass through tho
clouds can dwell in the silvcry light of
their lining. Selected.
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A Paying

Mr.. John White. OF IS Highland
Ave-, lloultun, Maine, says: "IInvc
been troubled with n cough every
winter and spring. Last winter |
tried many advertised remedies, but
the cough continued until | bought
Il soc. bottle Oi DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvcry, before that was half gone.
the cough was all gone. This winter
the same happy result has followed:
II few doses once more banishcd the
annual cough. ! am now convinced
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is the
best Of I'LL cOuGhnnd lung remedies -
Sold under guarantee ut ElkO Drug
cos drug store. SOC. and Sl.0O.
Trial bottle free.
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How TO Get Strong

T.. j. Daily, Of 1917 ". Congress ST.,
Chicago, tclla away to get strong;
lie says: "Aiy mother, who X Old
nnd vas very feeble, Is deriving 40
mnc'i. l"nclit from Electric Filters,
thnt ! feel It's my duty to tell those
VINO need y tonic "ud strengthening
mrhicil" about II. In my mothers
ease u marked gain IN flesh ling rc.
suited, Insomnia has been overcome,
ana she X steadily growing strong.
err Electric Hitt"rs quickly remedy
stomach, liver Hnh kidney com
plpihis. Sold under guarantee at
Eiko Drug Co.'s drug store. SOC.
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Home Bakery

John Hunter has opened The Home
Bakery aud is prepared to furnish fresh
bread, pies, cakes, etc. on short notice.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
Everything about the Home Bakery
IS new and up to date and Il first.class
i ukcr is in charge.
The proprietor hopes by fair dealing
and reasonable prices to ccurc Il share
of the public patronage.
Don't send your money away for pies
cakes and bread.
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a DurGinr In Town

his nnnc IL "bnd cough" He does
not cure for gold or silver but he will
steal your health away. II he np.
pears In your house arrest him ut
OGcc with Billiards. Ii0rcliOuud
syrup, IL may mean consumption II
you don't, 4 cure for all coughs,
colds and chest troubles. Sold lpy
ElkO Drug co. Price 25c, SOC and
ana ?l.0O per bottle.
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APPREHENSION,

The Lady-Don't be afraid OF the
dog. lie merely wants to follow
you.
The iIobo-I know dat. But II
don't ease my mind. / once saw a 10.
comotivc follow n COW up do track
llarper's Weekly.
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A curiovs electric machine is tho
p~hrerometcr. Thc sensitive part OF
the inslruwcn, ia u huge metal cap,
which is br0G"ill slowly down upon
tho head. and c.asa ing he skull Gently
but firmly. md,ta u5 inc size. u The
bumps" at IS d.Jc.cnt points. Tho
turning Of = hati.a NOT en-? regis.
tors the size q. ch.h "uH but
prints and d]cl!Yn,t tho y,.0ad
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FOREST LIEU sELECTIoE so. Olo5.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CARSDN en- y. Nevada

NNiN'N . . . ~ "a
Sept. !, 1905.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES thai William
|. NuIl:GrSwOrth. by his alto ~ n fact,
Warren ". Williams, wGo,r 20. Ice Ad
dress IS kHllDn, Churchill Gov. -. state OF
Nevada. mas mad. application TO select under
the Act of Congress- OF Junc I. 1871. 30 Stat. 80
the iOl!owiaS described land tO-wlt:
The Northeast quarter OF iA' Northeast
quarter me = OF ~ a OF section Twenty.
utuc l2J!, Township FOrtv.iJur al North,
Range Fifty six lJ5i East, VI ID NJ. containing
forty iul acres. situate In ElkO County, State
Of Nevada. within the Carson cay Land DIS
IriCt, State Of = rylda.
Within the thirty I3OIdavS after the IirSi
publication oi this notice, protest. or contests
ggainGJ the said selection upon Tie grounds
ia . the said Lana drtCriDcd. ~ any portion
thereof. ~ p'sUp.ud or H. Gap e valuable fnr Its
n neral ih..E I r AGRICULTURAL ar Grazing pur.
poses. Wi. ~ received at JuiS uiiCs ANA LO.cl.
tor rrpuT. ." Tho commissioner Il: ihr general
land ollie.
This Motto. to los published Dr the period OF
SIX consecutive " uks.
LOUIS !. Cons.
Register.
Dat" e.! frs publication sept. II. 1861
Date cIi.st puD.lc Axiom Oct. 20. 1905.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION 80. uiO5.
UNITED states LAxDorrr.r:,
NOTICE * uEEEnY GIvE% +,

CARSON CITY, Ncv4da,
Sept. I, 1908.
NOTICE IL IIEEEBN GIVE% that William
|. IIplliugswOrth Us his attorney ia fact,
= nrrrn W. Williams. whose postoricc Au.
dress T. FallON, Churchill County, state OF
Nevada, has made application TO select under
the Act Of Congress OF June I, 1877, $50 Stat, 30
the following described tract OF land, tO.wit:
The Southwest quarter OF the Northeast
quarter lSw4 Of NE al OF Section Twenty.
nine 1871, Township torty-fOur fan North.
Range Flity.siS ijJl East, VI. ID NJ. contain.
ins forty l!Ol acres, situate In Elio County,
Statt OF Nevada. wi;hin the Carson City Land
District, State gf Nevada
Within the thirty 1871 days after the first
publication OF this notice. protests or contests
against the suid selection upon the grounds
IAat the said laud described, or any portion
thereof. Is occupied or iS more valuable for it's
mineral than for agricultural or grazing pur.
poses. VIII be received At this office. and noted
Tor report 20 tie commissioners OF the general
land ONCE.
This notice to De published for the period Of
six consecutive weeks.
LOUIS j. COHS.
Register.
Dat" OF FIRST publication Sept. ~. 1905.
Date of last publication Oct. %. 1898.
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so Ciig.
NOrtrE rOU rUULIUAIu y.
UNITED STATES fAaD OFFICE.

tAltSpH CRY. Nevada,
sept ipIs
NOTICE Is IEREBT GGvET that warren
W. WilIihinS, ~ fallon, Churchill County. Ne.
y1dA, hls nlCl III this O1lcc his Application 10
'ncat" uniCr the Provisions ~ section 300. TO
Il'cd statutes 81 the United states. South
NrSi quarter az Nor II East quarter :. IS. ., Of
\. w.. 4 ot section Eighi -. Tow ishIp F5r'g.
tlur g. North. Range rfty.siy ~ EnSt. # ID
NJ c"niaihihg forty ~ RcfCg.
Nnghni al p'fIy lgrlIimi Ng Nig' scly ilr
la1d described. or desiring To object d NrI. lsr nj.
thHm'nrral oh 'rnct"r 81 the ltrI, or fnr ans
1thcr reason, to III" disposal 10 the applicant.
should Tile til"ir AM iAyitg ~ protest IN ihii Of
1903.
LOUIS !. COny.
Register
Date OF first pub ~iCatlnu. September II, los
Dhic oflast publication October ~. iFE
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Oiia
SOiIt q rOG rUTLiGA RIOS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

CArspS CRY, Nevada.
SIpt I. 1875.
SOrtCE Is UEgEBY GIVEN thnt warren
". Williams, ~ Faliou, Churchill Cuuntr. Ne.
yaln. has He'd Ia ,hig nnic" his Application
10 lOcat under the Provisions ~ section 2D
Revised statutes ~ IN" United states, Tho
Northeast quarter rf IN" Northeast qunr.nt
N. T.. = ~ y. u. - Of section Eight - rny n.
sllr Forty our Nor h, Range FIny-siX 80
Fast, ", -. 81. containing forty ~ acres.
Any HlI % ! persona claiming adversely tho
land described. or desiring to object bCrltac
u I IN mineral character 81 tho lard. or FOR any
Hihtf reason. t. u rdINppsAl 10 the applicant.
should Hin III III aminylio II protest IN ihIs OF
1908. ="
LUuig !. COHS.
Reg scr.
Date Of first publication September II, 1874
Dltc Of last publication October ~. IpGg
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO 0I0i.
NOTICE fDR pUBLIGArIuS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE:
CARSON CITY. NcyNd

iAl"bN tlIN. nevada,
Sept. l., 1898.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that william
(. lIOiI.nSswOrih. 10y hts attorney ia fast,
Warren W. Williams, whose POstJnlCc I'D.
dress iB FallOD, Churchill County, state Of Ne.
yada. has made application TO select under
the Act OF Congress- Of June I, 1870, tJJStnt., 3)
the following described tract Of land. to.wlt:
III" southwest quarter Of the Northwest
qnnrtor CSW = of NV hDOf Suction Twenty.
six GO, Township Forty four ~ NOrth. Hangc
;itty-six Sc East. NJ. ID. ~, containing forty
80 acres, situate Ia EikO County, state Of Nc
yadh. within tho Carson City Land District.
STATE OF Nevada.
within tho thirty ~ days after tho nrst
publication OF this notice, protests Or contests
against the said selection upon the grounds
mat the said land described, or any portion
thereof, * occupied or Is more vulual,. q for It's
mineral than for Agricultural or grazing pur.
poses, will bc received NJ this ono, and noted
Tor report TO tho commits siOncf Of tbs RrHo!Il
land Office.
This notice TO 10 published ipr tho period OF
six cOnsccutIv weeks.
Louis j. COmy
Register.
Date % Br-t puhjlcntiou sept. II, N,s.
DhtG OF last publication oct. -, lprI.
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wrong hands and was sent to the Reno
Journal, 1t was written on Mr..
Flanigan's official stationery and is in
his happiest style:
RENO New, August 2S. 1905.
Yerington, Nevada.
Dear Mr.:
Again we are on the eve Of an clcc-
ton which means To US all that G!e
engaged exclusively in the sheep bust
ness our homes, u property and the
Accommodations of a lifetime.
If the Republican party stands for
anything, it stands for protection.
A change of administration, a re-
lutely annihilate the sheep business.
1t therefore stands you in hand 10
appoint yourself Il committee of one.
work with your friends, organize clubs
whenever possible. and on election day
see that every voter goes - the polls
and votes the straight Republican
ticket. And last, but not least, YOU
know it takes some money TO keep the
machinery moving.
Send US your check for 5000 0 Re
member the increased value OF your
wool that You have i'll store. or expect
to have. will amount 10 10 times more
than your contribution.
Do not. beg Of you, he pcnuriouS or
pessirnistic and feel thar you are giving
something away. 1t is an outlay that
will give You greater returns Oh the
investment than you have made before.
Very truly yours.
p. L. FLANAGAN.
Now, Mr.. Shccpman, Don't lie
pcnuions, ! beg of you," but punglc up
that 500 and help Mr.. Flanagan along
the road 10 the United States senate.
You certainly have not forgotten that
Mr.. Flanagan opposed instructions for
Taft ut the Winnemucca convention
because lac could not be elected. Send
him your cLcck 1T once. rs lit takes
some money to keep the machinery
moving
But seriously is II man who writes
such letters Il fit person to represent
Nevada i'll the United States senate?
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION 80. op5.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

CAIlSOS CITY, Nevada.
Sept. !, 1905.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that William
UOllirgnw worth, by his attorney in fact.
warren " Williams, whose PDsionicc Ad-
dress Is "allon, Churchill county, State OF
Nevada, has made application 20 select under
the Act of Congress Of June {, 1871. lB stat, 3jI
lhn following described tract Of land. iO.wlL:
The Southwest quarter OF the Southwest
quarter iSW. a al Sw ~ OF section Twenty.
min" i2Il. Township Forty four IIiI North.
Range flfty-siT SOL East, NJ. ID. ~. containing
forty II! acres. situate In Elko County, state
trict. state of Nevada.
Within the thirty l3l days after the FIRST
publtci'ttOn OF TINS notice. protests or contests
against the said selection upon the grounds
that N: SAID land described. or any portion
thereof. Is occupied or Is more valuable for It's
mineral thhn for agricultural or grazing pur.
poses, Will DO received at this Office. and noted
Tor report 10 the commissioner pf tho general
land Office
This notice to nc published for the period Of
SIX consecutive weeks.
LOUIS j Cons.
Register.
DhiC % lrst publication Sept. II. 1904.
Date Of last publication Oct. 20. 1913.
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y good new house with bath room and
modern i'll every respect. III fine To-
cation and is cheap. Price S2SO0.
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have vaCamt lois II any part of the
town and some bargains. Come i'll
before the rush starts.
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Another of six rooms. all furnished.
y good buy ut S235O. y payment
down and balance ON time.
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Now about those residences. We have
a house of five rooms. completely fur
nished. Five lots. good well i'll first
class shape. Price $3.50. part down
balance on time.
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NIN ~
Dat" ~ frs publication sept. n. 1861
Date cIi.st puD.lc AXIOM Oct. -. 1905.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-04-04

and being situated in the Parish of st,
Mary, Louisiana. in the Cvpremor,
Prairie of the said parish and being the
| East Half of the Southwest Quarter of
! Section Nineteen, in Township Fourteen
South, Range Eight East. in the South
western Land District of Louisiana con-
tanning superficial area of about eighty
and ninety-nine hundredths 80. go acres:
said two tracts composing the whole
southwest Quarter of Section Nineteen
as aforesaid; together with all the build
lDEs and improvements. etc
Being the same land acquired by the
said L. P. Patout from the Peoples Bank
of New Orleans. said sale being of re-
cord in Book &c G. of C0nveyances.
page AS. all of which said tracts now
comprising sugar plantation. known as
the "Vacherie Plantation. the tracts
herein last described having been added
to and now form part of said plantation
Together with all the buildings and i'm
provemenls on said plantation situated,
including the sugar house. machinery.
appliances and fixtures gong 10 make
complete sugar house, as well as all othe.
buildings and Improvements. including
all mules. horses. farming implements
and other property placed upon said
plant alton for lis use and improvement
and that is immovable by destination.
Excepting from the operation of this
seizure and from the sale to be made
hereunder all u the merchantanle
cypress timber growing Outstanding upon
that portion Of the above described
plantation described as follows:
East Half of East Half of Section
Twenty eight: West Half and West Half
of East Half of Section Thirty-two: all
of Section Thirty-tbree: East Half. Of
Section Thirty-fou North H alf of North
east Quarter of Section Fortytwo: North
Half Of North Half of Section Forty
thee: Northwest Quarter and North
Half Of Northeast Quarter OF Section
Por1y-four: and Southwest Quarter Of
Section Thirty-one: all in Township
Fourteen South. Rang Eigh. East.
And excepting also the servitude and
right of entry upon the land of saic
plantation for pulling and removing said
timber. all as provided for and contained
in the sale from Mrs Marie o. Patout q
Leufroy j. 3urguieres to The Baldwin
Lumber Co.. Ltd. which is of record ID
Book ~ U Of Conveyances. at page
335.
JOHN i SANDERS. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. Parish of st. Mary, La.
March 90. 1908