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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
HEARST SAYS HE Is
MORE THAN SATISFIED.
Recount Net to Obtain Office but to In
sure Honesty.

NEW YORK, July 1-Hearst today
cabled from London that the recount in
the mayoralty contest begun two years
ago is more than satisfactory. He
cabled:
From the beginning this fight was
not to make me mayor. but to secure
an honest count ! hope the results
viii, be sufficient to satisfy the citizens
70. whom tie long and arduous strug-
slr has been carried on"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
CANDIDATE TAFT
OFF THE PAYROLL
FOR FIRST TIME IN TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS TAFT is A PRIVATE
CITIZEN.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-Secretary
Taft at noon today formally transferred
the office of secretary Of war to Luke
E. Wright. An informal reception was
held. Taft acting as toastmaster, in
troduced his successor TO the office
force. Secretary Wright received many
congratulations.
Taft finds himself off the government
payrolls for the first time in % years.
During that time he held eight appoin-
tive Offices, but was never elected to Of
flee.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
Motorcucle Meetino

NEW YORK, July 1.-The sixth an
nuaI meeting of the Federation OF
American Motorcyclists opens in this
city today and has attracted man! 1oi-
lowers of the sport from all over the
country. The feature will be the nation
al championship race in the Paterson
stadium on Saturday, the last day Of
the meet
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
Pacific Coast Tennis

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-Tennis
cracks Of California are gathered today
to compete in the state championships
in mems and women's singles, to be
played on the courts of the Pacic States
Lawn Tennis association. The Pacific
coast championships will be played on
September Z.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
Reduce Electric Rates

MOSTON, July IA reduction of
rates of from Is cents to IL cents per
kilowatt hour was made by the Edison
Light and Power company today, upon
the recommendation of the gas and
electric light commission. A further re-
duction will be demahded by the COM
within a year.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
EVERETT DAILY MAY RECOVER
Injured Man Has Steadily Improved
Cinr~ A> Eptered Aospitat.

Everett, Daily, the man who was ter
ribly injured by the tipping of a hay
east of town. is reported today at the
hospital to be doing nicely and the
doctors say he has an excellent chance
for recovery.
Daily did not have rile operation
Yesterday afternoon. his condition not
demanding il. He has steadily I'M
proved since he underwent the first
Operation removing his kidney. and al
though his life was at first despaired
OF, he will noe than likely get well.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
MAY Wood Indicted,

r;EW YORK. July Mae Wood was
indicted today on the charge of perjury
in connection with her sensational suit
against Senator Platt. This is the Sec
ond charge brought against her She
will be arralgned Monday on two
charges
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
RECEPTION TO SENATOR
Commercial Club to Meet Senator An
keny Monday Night.

In appreciation of his services 10 the
city Of Walla Walla and especially ol
his work in securing the appropriation
for the federal building here. the Com
mercial club will tender an lnlorlii"i
reception to United States Senator Lew
Ankeny in Odd Fellows temple Moh-
day evening. general invitation mas
been extended to the public to attehu'
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
MAY MEET HERE
State Press Association Invited to
Come to WalIa Walla.

Secretary Moore of the Commercial
club this afternoon wrote an invita-
ton to the State Press association of
Washington to hold its next annual
meeting in Walla Walla. The associa-
tion came nearly meeting in Walla
Walla this year but it was thought
best to let it go to Vancouver How
ever, with the proper amount of en-
couragement, there is every reason 10
believe that the editors of the state
will come here in 1909
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01

Il general massacre will follow.
Fighting AT Tabria started last night
and 1"'a - emCltS were sent from the
south.
DisaflVcfeG provinces are in northern
Persia and RusSian soldiers soldiers
are reported 10 be allied with the mall
contents mo shahs troops came to
the city last night and Immediately cut
off all con 'municatiOns.
Tie field artillery was used to bat
ter down the city's walls.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
Three New Golfers.

WASHINGTON, July bids VIII De
opened at the navy department touas
for three new steam golfers. to carry
1900 tons of dead weight and to cost NOT
more than $525,O00 each. The Vesseis
must be turned over to the government
complete.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
,.,d,. Humphrey to Speak.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, July Judge
Humphrey. of Louisville. VIII deliver
the annual address at the meeting OF
the Alabama Bar association In TINS
o;tv His subject will be "The Supreme
Court and the Civil War.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01

SAN JACINTO, Cal, July 1.-The
most stringent prohibition ordinance
ever adopted in this section passed pN
the temperance board of city trustees
becomes effective today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
ORCHARD NOT
TO PAY PENALTY
DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED TO
IMPRISONMENT FOR
LIFE,

BOISE, July 1.-The death sentence
CT Harry Orchard. convicted of the as
sassination of former Governor Steun-
enberg. of Idaho. was today committed
to life Imprisonment by the state board
of pardOns.
Orchard says I've is dissatisfied as
he wanted to hang Friday, the day or
ginally set for the execution
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
SAYS He FELL
FROM WINDOW
cORONER'S JURY FINDS THAT
LINDSTRON'S DEATH WAS Ac.
CiOENTAl.

SALEM, July 1.-The coroner's jury
returned verdict late yesterday after
noon holding that Linlstron's death
was accidental. 1t is thought that he
leaned too far forward and fell from
the window.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
North Dakota Bankers.

BISMARCK. n. D., July 1.-Prosper-
ous conditions are reported to exist
tbroushout North Dakota by the dele
gates in attendants here to-day ai Inc
convention of the State Bankers asso-
citation. The session will last through
fo,nnrrOW.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
South Carolina Firemen.

DARLINGTON. S. c.. July 1.-Fire-
men of South Carolina met here today
in state convention. A tournament will
be held tomorrow and a narade on
Friday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
Warren Gets Morse.

Deputy Sheriff Warren of Nez Perce
Idaho, arrived in the city touas
and this afternoon took Harry Morse'
wanted for larceny, back to Lewiston.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
CENTRAL LIFE SECURITIES HEARING.

C,hicaeo June 22-At hearing to-day IN 'he
bsnkruntcy proceedings against the CenuaI Liie
Securities Company, for which a receiver was dp-
,,otn1ed last week Birch F Rhodus presloen' oi
tho cononany admitted that the books or the eoI'i-
many had not been audited since its organlzaloh'
IN 7as and that trial balance had never peeh
taken He was directed by Mr. Hopkins, Master III
Chancery y bring into court a list OF the Stock
holders of the concern and of the notes held ny IL
F7bodus declared that he unable TO produce
-ba lists and that far he knew there were
no such lists in existence. The hearing was con-
timed until June %. In the mean time Juoge
KobIsaat in the United States Circuit Court, Will
he asked 10 decide whether Rhodus is in contempt
Of court for refusing 10 answer questions PUT 10
him bv the attorney for the receiver The witness
reply TO nearly every question intended to show
who were the stockholders Of the defunct concern
was "I cannot remember
Attaches of the Illinois Insurance Commission
er's office arrived in Chicago from Springfield dur
ing the day and began at once an examination OF
the books of the Republic Life Insurance Com
panv. another Of the Rhodus Brothers's subsidiary
institutions.
II was brought out to-day that the president
and secretary of the Western Agency company, a
subsidiary Of the Rhodus Brothers,
clerks employed by the Central Life Securities
Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
UPTOWN PLOT RESOLD
SITE TO BE IMPROVED.
Several, Modern DrelHng Houses
Chance Hands.

tn. real estate market was sluggish yesterday
One OF the principal deals reported was resale
by Gibbs e. Kirby for Joseph Polstein Of plot
foc 1l1lenu feet. the south side of h4th st. loo
feet west Of Amsterdam ave. to Faterno Brothers.
Tho buyers Will improve the site with TWO eighl
story nreproof apartment houses.
Frederick winant sold for John A. Rutherford
No. IS East 6<th st, four story dwelling mousse
on a lot II 2sxloo5 feet
Slavson & Hobbs sold for Adolph ]. Jantzen a
three story and basement dwelling house, No %
West ssth ST. lsxleos feet. Also sold for Catherine
L. Walker No. E9 West End ave, hve story
dwelling house. lot isx1Oo feet
John " CIolding sold for Dennis A Farrell 10
Joseph Adler No. 10 Jumel Terrace, a two story
frame dwelling house. 2osxs4 feet
The work OF razing the old Sinclair House. at
the southeast corner Of Broadway and sth st, has
begun. A sixteen story Office building is TO be
erected on the site for the Sinclair Realty Com
pany.
Plans have been fled for remodelling the three
story hotel No 1899 Sd ave, the improvements
being made for Raffalle Domico. the new owner
and also for installing stores in the five story
fathouse No. 81 Downing st, the Improvements
being for Donnick Alvino, owner. Ignatz
Rosenberg and Richard Rail are the architects.
Plans have also been filed for enlsrging and re
modelling the three story electric sub-station OF
the New York Central Railroad Company at the
southwest corner Of Lexington ave and 50th st
and for remodeng the four story church house
OF the Amty Baptist Church, in 54th ST. west of
sth ave. ". L. Moore and Rossiter & Wright
the architects.
The Manhattan plans for new buildings fled yes
terday comprise five story hathouse. to be erect
ed for the Friedman Construction Company
18th st. 100 feet Of Audubon ave, at q cost
OF ss5.ooo. and a story private garage, to be
built the premises No. 25 West 18th st. for DR..
". T. Neuman. at cost of $500.
The New York Club has mortgaged its property
No Is % West 4sth ST. sI5o 600 the Rowery
Savings Bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

A hearing held yesterday in the Aldermanlc
Chamber OF the City Hall on the ordinance intro
duced by Alderman Downing preventing any owner
or owners OF a street stand from selling II. Inc
hundreds of newsdealers, fruit stand owners ana
bootblacks who focked into the City Hall, salo
that the new ordinance was discrimination anu
some of them hinted that the aldermen "ahleu ~
get some perquisites out of it.
The stand owners sell their stands and the
goodwill of the business and try to induce the
alderman of the district to give the purchaser
license. They say that under the proposed Id" d
manager building up a business for years Will ue
oo-,nsIled 10 give il I'D and have nothing to fall
hack on if he is sick, disabled or incapacltateo'
Alderman Bowling says that there is syndicate
that makes a business of buying and selling the
stands and that there lot of sWlndiers IN 'he
game During the hearing petuon was pIeSeii'e '
:a b. +v-o thousand stand owners protesting
against the ordinance.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
IN THE AUCTION. ROOMS.
Buyers Found for Tro Uptozcn
Properties.

The budget Of offerings yesterday in the Real
Estate Exchange Salesrooms. Nos. IA and Is Nesey
street was small. The results were as follows:
Ry Joseph Day: Intervale s75 # Of
flon1. 2x125 pKo5 1xl25 p W Sarnmis ast
William ct " Z Samnis, atty; D H
81 754 76 taxes etc. slOS Il; TO
he 600 Home S. SlS II W OF Pros
Fect ave. n 1rl205xe vacant: J G Vent agt
CONSTRUCTION al: Boothby, p & II. attys
] A Foley ref; amt due sl3 oSo 80: plaintiff
Nestchester g. lot 2l4, map OF Washing
SheriNs Of all right, title etc
which Thona had August 1s, 1907. or
sinoe: Eugene Archer, atty; adjourned 10 July Is
The auction offerings to-day Will be as follows:
By L PHILIPS G. So Washington st. e. 1912
Of Morris 20xaoS1 s1s96. and stable; also
West n Morris p 1o1fslK1s5x
stoEs: Goldsmith. En1an-
Tenenhaum al: F II Levy, atty Frank Hendrlck
ref: amt due. Ss7. $40 as. taxes. etc. 81 TsS
BY Joseph Day: l47th s. 100 II VI Of Auduhon
76xj01 vacart. Frederick Tonderlehr Webster
Realty Go et al: sttys William Allen, ref;
s13. .a1o 81: etc. Sl.o50-
Bv premises: 2S1st 4 E. 2oS II OF
Barnes ave IaoxI14: McClain Ada Bird ct al; q
!. Moses atty P Morrssey, ref, PARTITION
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
SIXTH AVE. BUILDING LEASED.

s B Croodale & Son have leased for Adam Ruths
10 client for of years the entire building
No. zos Sixth ave; also TO the Phaum & Newman
Skirt Company first loft at No "a West 18th st;
also for Oestreicher Brothers store and basement
No 4O5 Sixth ave. 20 William Anderson; also for
c Bachelor building No. 81 West 25th NJ.
Stedrnan; also store and basement No % West Path
st TO the American Cash Register Company: also
for Elmer a. Darling third loft at No 137 West
z2d II. HerZog.
Progan 10000 square feet Of space in the new
twelve story building No. q 80 West 20th st TO
Splitter * Harris for Of years. The Fashion
Manufa curing Company have also leased 10000
square feet Of space in this building The same
brokers have been appointed renting agents Of the
eleven story office and store building al No
Il West 18th st, which is being built by Otto ].
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Lewis II. May Company &C. f. Noyes COMPANY
New York agent) has sold for client to the j.
F. Blanchard Company plot with frontage OF
2o4 feet on the east side of Dutch Kills Creek ana
ass feet on the south side Of Borden ave, Long
Island City. - 49,
Arnold. Byrne & Baumann have sold for Alex
ander Grant to Max Marx No i45 TO l4s Lenpx Iat
ave three five story athouses. with stores. on plot
75x75 feet. ~ go
George B. Dudley has sold for client No 5oz
West I50th st, a four story dwelling house. on nl
17xa0 II feet Jesse P. Miller holds title .
Louis F. Bernholz has sold for /. Breakstone 10
George E Molleson No. 227 West 131st St, a three
story dwelling house. on lot t6x9911 feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
HORSE SHES, THROWING CLERGYMAN

IBy Telegraph TO The Trbunel
Waterbury Conn. June Z2--On the dug-out road
near Coliinsville this morning the Rev. F. H. Cop
ner. ffty-two years old. while riding with Maurice
Warner was thrown down an embankment, his
horse becoming startled at the auto Of Charles
Fiel Mr. Copper. who is pastor OF the Canton
street Raptist Church, Collinsvie, was uncon-
cio,,e when picked up He received severe inter-
ral injuries.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

lspth st n e CambreIling for a sty hrk
store and h 40x67.6 ft Lanzetta & Epi- 40 ~,
fanio. owners: Moore Landsiedel. archs SSoUp
Brook ave. st Paui's Place: for sty
mdor sT ten sSS:s5ej Ss i isaac bo"n 10000
s 1l0 ft fremont ave: TOT a
sty bT fs awg beiT n 5oh24 s5 Mchaei $500
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
;. It will be com

Strack for Edward W. Browning. II VIII De cofn-
pleted early in the fall , o,,x.zx
NJ. & l. Hess have leased for the ColHeo 10 s5
estate 10 600 square feet of space at NO 10 10
Washington Place: for Mary l. Do"ney y-m;ov, m;ovo
SQUARE feet at No AS Broadway. and TO Wiilafn
H Davidow & Brother the seventh loft containing
10 600 square feet at No 10 TO "a West Zlst ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
GETS TITLE TO ISELIN PLOT.

William r. Brinckerhofr took title yesterday 10
the premises Nos SO and 81 East 18th st, 27nxl"z
feet from Mr. and Mrs. John H. Iselin. 1t abuts
the site on which stands their city home
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
Country Property for Sale.

c2S-SS=~-c57S515- -RTyER -PR0PERTY F0F SALE. HAS
u trout brock ana many attractions for summer
running water. hath. closet set tubs
e.. 5escription pictures application B D c.
Icck BOX ., HigGaEum, conn
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

l7etS st. n s. 100 2 # Of Mapes ave 25xlo3l.
FREDERICK Hecht loans Charles E. & Henrietta .
Heinecke .
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

C,APE CoD.-FURNISHED COTTAGE. On BEACH. 10
4 rooms modern plumbing bath; telephone: *2Eo sea-
son II SMITH. South Harwioh. Mass
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
City Property for Sale.

nRoaDwAY NORTHWEST CORNER OF READE ST,
IL - 61l2z for sale: Of desirable cor
-ers downtown Apply 70 WG c. WALKERS SONS
3yoS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
PENNSYLVANIA.
WATER GAP HOUSE

DELAWARE WATER GAP PA
Now open. Remains until Sscond
season Same ownership. management Capscffv 6On
A Mountain Paradise. Highest coolest Ioca-
tion; humidity. Situated in the midst of itx oJ1,
private magnificent park Far removed from m. nos.
and dust Of public hghways and railroads but within
OF both Entirely rebuilt 1907 az = coat
OF over 500. 90; THE FINEST EOTrPpED
BEST APPOINTED AND LARGEST HOTEL, ~
THIS REGION Running mountain spring water IN
all rooms. Private tiled baths. also pubic barb.i
steam heat; open log freplaces. Electric figbf...
hydTauhc elevator; teiesraph and telephones. White
houses. farms and dairy OF registered cows s,verv
outdoor sport and indoor amusement Orchestra Er,
Quent social functions. Riding academy re-.
garage and livery within the grounds Bookl.t y,
camera views ana onicial auto maps mailed roachs.
meet all trains Special June July ana .ss,on
rates John pTTE nv sn1son
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
Long Island Real Estate to Let.

.--sTcs1I I no RENT TWO HOUSES. IN
A nros'ernents; ferry. Apply On premises. 90
tk'aroell street
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
''N0UNTAIN and LAKE RESORTS, ),

beautiful Ssammer Book OF II< pI.,ad ticket of~
be obtained free at any Lacsswsnhs r'a --------
nOINr o. wOODs--OCEAN HoIss5s. 1e,r1cus rs
tag-. oDs,s Inn. 18TH Located on tne - ~, lard
Island Beach: practically az sea- bsthinG sas
hrr.zes Excellent surf and still vtteL th, year
s.SInS Ard sailing Modern Improvements -
addr... q N RII-I.ARD. Point o Noous
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

THn PROSPECT
II seen. CaStieton
sanitary plumbing
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
WOULD PREVENT STAND SELLING.

$500
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

IT AND COTTAGES on Ssis E.An rev sas.ss.
on. Vernont-EleetrN iA ELLIS hps
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-03-21

On said day | will sell such proper
tion Of property as any tax debtor
will point out, su fiicient to satisfy all
the taxes. interest and cost due hy
said tax debtor, and In case the tax
debtor will not point out sufficient
property. 1 will mt once without fur
Their delay sell the least amout of said
property which any bidder will bny
for the whole amount of taxes, In
terest AMI cost due by each debtor.
Interest and cost to I've paid by each
delinquent. the rate 0f interest to lp
per cent per month from Jan. 1.
1901 The sale will he without ap-
praisenent. for cash In legal tender
of United States, subject to redelnp-
ton ut any time within the space of
twelve months hy paying price given
and twenty COZ per cent additional
and all costs.
NJ. +. SWAFFORD.
Sheriff and ExOfiiciO Tax Collector.
Grant Parish, Louisiana.
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STAT6 TAX SHE.
State of Louisiana VS.. Delinquent
Tax Debtors, Parish of Grant.
TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE
ColfAx. La. Feb. Is. 1908.

BY virtue of the authority In me vested by the
constitution and laws Of the State OF Louisiana.
viii sell at the principal front door OF the court
house in which the civil district court Of said par
fish is held within legal hours for Judicial sales.
beginning at Ii O'Clock a. IN. on
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-03-21
For Rent.

Two Offices over Bank of Colfax
suitable for Law, pnmber or other
professional use. Apply to BANK OF
COLFAx. COlfax, La. nov2 II
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-03-21

L.aCroix. John L-12OO acres. NV or
sec p, Inf of sw or. sw. or Of Ne ar,
W or Of NV or sec "a. Sc ar offs ar
sec ID. tp u. r2w. ne or of NV ar
acc 8. tp7 N, RI W. y hf 0f NV or sec
ii. W hf OF NV III sec IL. n hf Of NV
or. sw ar OF NV or, NV or Of sw or.
sw or of sc or sec /. tp6n, r W, tim
Der on hf Of sec 3. tip en-. re- W.
State 300, parish 5000. special 81. 90.
notice DC. adv. 300. total. 1O3 %
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Hurst. Henry-S0 acres, Sc or OF ne
State l .'parish 2. special l. notice BIC.
advertising 1. total................ 5 %
Hargis. A H-l60 acres. IN hf of ne
ar. ne or Of NV or. sw or of ne or sec
IL tpSnr4 W. State 81. parish 81.
special 81. notice 25c. adv 81. q %
Lee 4 Beal-S0 acres. ne or of NV
or, NV or of ne or zee 81 tip Snr1e.
State soc. parish LOO. special SOC. no
tee Poe, advertising 1.00...... 3 Is
Land. Mrs l. A-l60 acres, " hf OF
z Inf sec % tp 7nr4 W. State 800.
parish 1000, notice 25c, advertising
l.W, tOtal..... ......................... 10 70
Morton. ! W-657 acres. secs ~ and
~. and lot : OF sec -. and s. hf of
ne or. lots and 4.sw or Of sw or acc
30. lot sec 81 tip 6nr3e. State A.. 10.
parish $40. special 40. notice Sc
advertising 1.00.................. IL IS
Payne, J J-Bocks Is and Is, In Acmeville ad-
dition to Colfax. State Is, parish $50, notice
Csc advertising LOO, total............ 90
Rogers. F Foo acres entire see 10. W hf OF NV
Or NV or OF sw or sec 70 tp s e. State Ara,
parish 95j. special 40 notice 25c. advertising l.
70 %
Sdruis isDr Cu--ibU acres, ne Or Oh NV Or n nj
and or OF Sc or sec tp sn r. W. 600 acres OF
timber on ne or OF nv Or ne or Of Sc or sec II tp
9nr2w W hf OF ne or sec 8, sw or of NV or sec T.
~ or Of Sc or sec 5, hf OF sw Or NV or of re Or
hi OF NV or sec B. ebf Of sw or, hf Of sc quarter
section tip north r W. State &35, parish $40
special $32. notice 25c adv 81. total..... 139 81
sonner, M-2sO acres, sw or of NV ar. NV or Of
sw ar sec 70, ne or OF se or se or Of ne or a. ~
hf Of ne or. ne qr OF NV or acc Is tpsnr1w.
State La parish $780, special La notice 2sc, adj
vertislng l, totai--..--... -
Smith. Morris. Lotion agt-Lot In Verda
bought from t. Durham per deed recorded In
book q page It's Grant parish records. State
50c, parish l. special |. police &c. advertising J.
total. ......... as
Smith. Bud-Lot 10 OF block 4 In verda state
I, parish z speciai2. notice z5e. advI total 6 r.
Sermons, J AID acres bought from Thos I.
Leckie In Spanish RiIket or ~ tp6n e.
state 75c parish 80. special as. notice 25c adv T.
total ......................... 81
Wilson 4 Pitney--lO acres In lot OF sec IL tn
nrle: state soc. parish 81. special SOC. notice
Wadell Mrs E-sxs acres bounded nv Na"'
tache bayou W by Geo Andre lands. state 80
parish $f5 special T50. notice 25c, advertising l.
81 q
Wright. Mrs A-s0 acres hf of ne qr see IL
tp9nr2w. State .. parish 4, special 2. notice
25c. advertising total.................... DPS
Wallace. W T-i2D acres. n hi of NV or see 2 tn
8 N. re- W. sw or OF se or see 8. tp7n state
50. parish g. special 80 notice 25c advertising
L. rs
I.aCroix. John L-l2OO acres. NV ar
sec -, hf of sw or, sw. or Of ne or,
sc ar Of NV or sec "a, Sc ar Of sw ar
sec l3, tp a.. r w. ne or of NV ar
acc 8. tp7 n, RI W. hf Of NV ar see
IL. W hf of NV III sec II. n hf Of NV
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-03-21

Smith. Morris. Y Lotion agt-Lot in verda
bought from J l. Durham per deed recorded In
book page It's Grant parish records. State
5n, parish l, special l. potice &c. advertising !.
total Z IL