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and the result is a rather accurate
showing of the progress the coun-
try has made in various ways dur
ing the last ten years.
1t is to be hoped that the ladies
will understand before the census
taker makes his call that there are
a great many facts that Uncle Sam
desires to ascertain, but they are
not for publication in the news
papers, hence when the fair ones
are asked to state their age they
can make an absolutely honest
answer with the assurance that
there will be no blabbing, because
such information is classed as
strictly confidential" What
makes the census valuable is the
accuracy of its facts and figures,
hence it is to be hoped that every
one will give the census taker "the
glad hand'' and help to make his
troubles as light as possible. Do
not shoot him, but remember that
he is merely doing something that
has to be done, and is trying to do
it well.-New Orleans States.
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The Coming of the Census Taker.

All of us will soon have visit
from the census taker, and we be-
speak for his kindly treatment. be-
cause his task is very important
one but quite far from being easy.
He will have great many ques-
tons to ask you which at first
blush may appear impertinent,
but nevertheless they are pertinent
to the work he has to do, and
should be patiently answered.
The idea that all a census taker has
to do is to find out how many peo-
pie there are in the United States
is an erroneous one, because the
Census Bureau gathers and CON-
piles a great variety of statistics
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What We will See May 18th.

The learned men who make study
of coming events that are out of the
usual way are right now telling us
that on May Is, 1910, only few
weeks from this date, there will be
visible for three hours during that
day, an unusual and strange sight.
Without notice and warming of what
will be seen that day, there would be
cause for alarm, fright. and, in the
prospect of danger, some men and
some women lose their presence of
mind and do things that they will
be surprised at when the danger
period has passed. Ii what the
scientists are telling us comes to pass,
and we do not doubt it, there will on
that day, May 18th, be seen a comet,
Halleys comet, and for three hours We
will see the sun through the head of
the comet and that the light will be
terrific. Scientists are warning the
people not to become frightened but
to be prepared for strange sights.
II scientists in their theory are cor
rect, the effect of the sun that day
will be to burn unpleasantIy persons
who will be in it, but in the shade it
will not be unpleasantly warm.-Mer
Rouge Democrat.
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To the Honorable Police Jury of the Parish of
Grant, State ofLoufsiana:


We. the undersigned property taxpayers Of
Grant parish, State Of Louisiana. entitled to
vote at special elections forpublic improvements.
hereby petition your honorable body to order an
election. to be held az required BY Law. for the
purpose OF voting and levyins. az the law re-
quires. i've mill special tar for q period OF ave
years. 1910. 1911. 1872 1913 und 1914 for road and
bridge purposes. in accordance with Article ssl
of the Constitution Of Louisiana. adopted In the
year 1888. said taxes. when levied and collected.
to be used exclusively and to be expended only
on scientific system VI roads and steel bridges
for the parish OF Grant. after the roads have
been surveyed. mapped and profled by tile LOU
is:ana state Board Of Engineers or competent
authority recommended by such State Board.
and under the supervision of q United States
Government expert road builder. competent
authority recommended ty the United States
Good Roads Rurpau Youra roapaeff,,Ilv
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The Chronicle is pleased to re-
ceive an invitation to attend a
great Farm Lands Congress that
is going to be held in the city of
Alexandria on the Goth and 2lst of
April, and we extend an invitation
to our people to attend this Con-
gress.
1t is for the purpose of adver-
Using the resources of the entire
State of Louisiana. There are
many parishes in this State that
have not taken proper interest
in advertising their resources, and
we feel that this will be one of the
greatest opportunities that We have
had.
1t is urged that the parishes not
only send strong delegations with
literature, maps and prices of land,
but also that they send an exhibit
for this occasion. Persons can
communicate with Mr.. Nick o.
Shee, of Alexandria, who is chair
man of the Exhibit Committee,
for space if they desire same.
The parishes of Louisiana are
capable of producing as great
variety of products as most States
of our Union.
The people of the far Northwest
as we'll as of other sections, are not
as we'll acquainted With actual con-
ditions and results as we can DEM
onstrate to them, and it is to us,
the people who from this veritable
garden wiring earth's most precious
offerings, to put them in closer
touch with the capability of our
soil. It must be conceded that the
average man is ever willing to bet
ter his condition, to improve his
lot, and attain the highest in de-
STABILITY of location and prosperi-
ty. 1t is to the sturdy emigrant
the thrifty man that seeks to ac-
complish this, that Louisiana
throws wide her portals and offers
her best To him who in the love
of endeavor seeks to find a new
home and willingly puts his hand
to the task of improvement that
will be Statewide, does she place
on exhibit her wondrous products
taken from the soil by her children,
of whom she is proud.
The feast will be spread from
April Goth to April 2lst, when. the,
States Farm Land Congress holds
its session in Alexandria. The
sugar planter is asked to make his
offering to show that the budding
stalk of sugar cane yields to the
touch of man one of his necessi-
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ORDINANCE AND PkOCLAMA-
TON OF ELECTION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Grant.


CCoIfax, La., March 1, 1910.
The following ordinance and rrss,-
lution of the Mayer and Board of
Aldermen of the town of Culfax,
Grant parrish, Louisiana, was offrre;i
10y Alderman Tumminello. and sec-
onded by Alderman Roberts, and ON
l,eing put all members present voted
in favor thereof. and the sanse WIS
declared unanimously carried by sec-
ti0us and Hs . whole, to-wii:
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen Of the town of
Colfax. Grant parish. State of Lou
isiH M, in regular srssion convened:
SeS:tion /. Tbnt by virtue uf the
authority vested in us by the Cunsti-
tuition and laws of the State of Lou
isiana aud especially of Act No. 1876
Ut the Acts IF the General Assembly
of the State ri Louisiana for the year
1898, W. do hereby order an election
by the qualified voters resident Of
and entitled to vote in the municipal
election 0f the town Of CoIfax for the
following officers. to-wit:
Mayor, Five Members Of the Board
Of Aldermen and One Marshal.
And we do order that In accord
aM,e with the sHid act and thu mu-
nicipal adoption thereof and III Ar
ticle 206 Ut the Constitution of ths
State ut LOnisinns adopted in the
year 1893, that the s,id election
shall he held ON
Tuesday, April 10, 1910,
the same being the Tues,lny next iol.
lowing the third Monday in the
month of April, 1910.
Section 2. Be it further ordained.
etc., That the snid election shnIl l,e
conductedand held under the general
election laws Of the State of LOUISE
ANA and that the following. =. n. La
LaCroix, Il. K. Jeter and N. f. Swat
ford he aud they arr hereby appo;nt-
I'd Commissioners al EIectinil md
]. &. Mcknight he and he il bLrrl,v
appointed Clerk of Election ut the
said municipal election and TINT
Their. he mud is hereby conferred ON
them all the authority grantrd Nv
law in the 'IircI'arge ~ their duties
an such.
S-s'tion 3. Be 1t further ordniued.
etc., That this ordinances. resolution
aud proclamation nf election, which
this urtlinalitr h herpby declared to
be shall l~ published IA The Colfux
Chronicle, the official journal of the
ts,wn Of CoIfax, for period of thirty
full dnyx.
Ses:tis,n f. Be it further ordnineJ.
etc.. That I'LL ordina,lcrs ar I,nrts III
ordinances in cuufiict with ar con-
trary tn any Of the provisions of this
orslinnncr lie and the same is hereby
repealed.
C.N. CARNAHAN,
g. H. MCKNIGHT, Mayor.
Secty. Pro Ten.
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And whereas unanimous consent has been OBJ
tained for the introduction and passage OF this
ordinances on this date.
And whereas. in the opinion Of the police jury.
it is necessary that special road tax be levied
for the building and maintaining the public roads
and bridges of the parish Of Grant.
Section 1. he it ordained by the police Jury Of
the parish of Grant 10 regular adjourned session
convened. That q special election IL hereby or
dered to be held throughout the parish Of Grant
ON
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1910.
in accordance with the laws of the State Of Lou
isiana. providing for and regulating such elec-
tionss at which election. shall be submitted to
the taxpayers Of said parish entitled to vote
thereat. under the Constitution and laws OF this
State. the question of levying special tax of
I'VE mills on the dollar Of the valuation Of all
the taxable property In the parish Of Grant,
subject to taxation during the whole or any part
Of the said period Of ave years. annually for
period Of nve years. beginning with the year 1910
and ending with the year 1914. both inclusive
for the purpose Of constructing and maintaining
a scientific system Of roads and bridges for the
parish Of Grant. Louisiana.
Section 2. BE it further ordained, ETC.. That
the said election shall be held under the general
election laws OF the State OF Louisiana, and at
JUG p.Ans p'aces es'ao'isned in tne sa'd parish.
""u s.e 'e"o's W W u'eo as sa'o e'ection snail
be printed or written according to law In the
following form. VIE:
special %. Q! nve mills ior nve years
'.io W ''..' oo'n 'ne'es'se' 'or sne purpose OF
- 'o.ss'..ns anu msan's.hne . sc'enuhe sys-
tenn Of public roads and bridges in the Parish Of
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CoLFAx PARISH La SATURDAY APRIL O. 1910
Mail Order Service Perfect

Wall OTOcT Service ferIocC
You get results by mail whether be order
for patterns samples silk Dress aespeople give
the service by mail that you when
We Pay Express Charges
on all packages when the amount of purchase $50
STAPLES EXCEPTED
Quality Roll Call Mems Department
CLOTHING.
SperoMichaels & Co., ESQ to $500
Fashion Clothes $500 to $4,000
SHIRTS.
Eagle Brand $lOO to $3.50
HATS.
Jno. b Stetson $3.50 to $500
FURNISHINGS.
Guy0t Suspenders Boston Carriers
Meyers Gloves, Arrow Brand Collars
TROUSERS.
Pennant Brand, Rosewald & We'll
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SAN BRUNO Az AND GIRARD ST
OSCAR HEYMAN & SBROTHER.
lis Montgomery st.
EIGHT LOTS SOLD
THIS WEEK

EIGHT LOTS SOLD
THIS WEEK.
In new block fronting Lincoln way C'H'D
purchasers were shrewd buyers They realize
the merits of this property Don't let this
grand chance slip you.
The lots are beautifully terraced. We put in
sewers, gas, water and cement sidewalks No
buildings permitted TO cost less than $1,000.
$40 monthly payments secures one of these
lots. Make your selections today. Agent on
the grounds. Take Ellis st. cars to 24th av.
LOTS IN RICHMOND DISTRICT.
to bring You bic returns. The lots face the
park. opposite SDreckels lake and the stadium;
$40 monthly secures one; take MeAllister st:
day Sundays Week days. 2 to p. M.
COTTAGES IN RICHMOND DISTRICT.
New, modern 5 and bath cottages on
rent-money terms. Cars pass the door. Magnih-
cent marine view. Take Sutter-C1ement st. cars
to 35th av. Representative there today.
NOW BUILDING--Now BUILDING.
EASY TERMS.
Two room and bath cottages in GLADYS st.
half block from Mission. Take any Mission st.
car to West av. Walk 4 block to Gladys St.
oCEANsIDE LOTS.
$40 monthly secures a graded lot. Grand
view of the ocean One block from park and cars.
$3.50 building lots in our new block. See our
agent, 2574 San Bruno av. large list to Sc
lect from. Take cars in Mission st.
18th aF., Sunset-Fine lot; street bituminlzed;
$40 monthly.
18th av., Substituting lot; 1 block from
cars
$40 monthIy-Large lots Pennsylvania. Texas.
18th and Goth SITS; L block from 18th st. cars.
4ox2oo feet-Fine large lot, 1 block from Mis-
sion st.
$3.50 monthly buys new room and bath
cottage Take San Bruno in Mission ST.
to 2574 San Bruno av.
OSCAR HEYaiAN & BROTHER.
11s Montgomery st.
BALDWIN & sTETsoN, lat Suffer st.
BARGAIN-BARGAIN
$40, 5oo-Rent 81 ,200 no vacancies; 3 fats. 6-7-7
rooms and baths; nearly new; choice cor
ner on Fillmore; could not be duplicated
for $13,500
18th and Valencia SITS.
SAL 000-3 story and basement hotel. 50 rooms,
IA baths. near Pine and Taylor SITS
So 25o-Rent $500; fats, and bath each
Lake near LIST av., mortgage S2,oO0;
81 ioo~Residence of : rooms and bath: Castro
Henry; key lot. 25x120; half cash
snap.
ing near Mission and LIST
Sc. I50-Near Post and Taylor; 81 feet
81 800 swell 1ats; Liberty near Guerrero;
6 and bath each; rent $50; large base
ment: key lot.
114x1S0-Corner on Dolores. facing Mission Park
will subdiyide: choice for apartments
FOR sale-Ss 500: strictly modern 1sts; nearly
completed; on Buena Vista av near South
Broderick St; rooms each attic and pro
vision for social hall In basement: lot 1915
wide: has q cement driveway for barn or
garage: can arrange terms to suit almost
any proposition. Ira w. Coburn, A5l Duboce ay.
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MONEY TO LOAN

1
1--WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE"
We advertise TO make loans to salarled people
as cheap as any company In the city and cheaper
indorser. and we do 1t. We will make you a loan
on short notice without inquiry OF your friends
or relatives. All Of our employees are gentlemen
vate. Money costs only for time in your poses
sion. GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO; sle Phe
Monday and Saturday evenings until p NJ
..BANKERs TO THE PEopLE.'
We loan all salaried employees $, the same as the
banks loan the empsa0ysEs All we requre Is
ary." All business strictly confidential No Sc
curity. No indorser You may repay the loan
come. Our special rebate plan saves you paying
high interest. Lowest rates: WESTERN LOAN
CO.. 40S Call bldg. Open $3.50 A. NJ. till g 2 II.
Mondays and Saturdays till P NJ.
AA-sfRICTLY confidential; loans on furniture
pianos livestock, warehouse receipts or security
of any kind loans can be repaid In easy week
ly, monthly or yearly payments; It is easier to
See u.s. ILLINOIS FINANCE CO.. formerly
ILLINOIS TRUST CO., 1915 Eddy St. half
block from Fillmore
WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON FURNITURE.
PIANOS. ETC; $40 TO- 500; Low COST: CON
6ini-'' CA CALI h WRITE OR PHONE Hone DEAL
1879 PACIFIC BLDG, 1T. aIH AND MARKEr.
oakland Of6ce-51s First National Bank bldg
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT; no indorser;
confidential; no red tape methods; 81 week
pays SIS loan. 50 week pays $50 loan. IS week
pays s45 loan, S4 week pays $50 loan. Can
and see us. THE ROYAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY. $50 Phelan building.
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos and other Sc
curity: lowest rates; most favorable terms in
the city; see others, then see me and be con-
vinced; will save you money; 81 . weekly
w. MILLER. 5000 18th ST. southwest corner
Mission. room 81
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Board OF State Harbor Coz
". B. THORPE. Secretary.
February 6, 1910.
LEa4t. NOTICES

NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS Or HONOLULU
PLANTATION COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions Of that certain mortgage dated
the first day of May, A. d. 1905 which was
executed by the HONOLULU PLANTATION
COMPANY TO the MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO. as trustee
those certain hundred (100) of the bonds
secured by said mortgage, and hereinafter
day Of February, 1910. selected, drawn and
designated for payment and redemption In the
manner provided In said mortgage. Said bonds
so selected. drawn and designated for payment
will be paid at the office Of the company, at
No. 26s Market St. in the city and county Of
of one thousand tsl0o0l dollars per bond and
accrued interest, on the ID day OF May 1910
Such bonds shall be surrendered to the com
many for payment, redemption and cancelIa
ton as provided in said mortgage, and In
terest thereon shall cease from said I'd day
Of May. 1910
The following are the numbers of the bonds
sc selected drawn and desiGuated
4
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

NOTICE OF LEASING SEAWALL LOT.
Notice IS hereby given that bids will be re-
eeiyed and opened By the Board Of State Horbor
the Union Depot and Ferry House, foot OF Mar
ket St. in the City and County Of San Fran
cisco. State of California. at the hour of 10
O'clock a. m. Thursday, the 10th day of
March. 1910 for letting or leasing by said Board
of seawall Lot ''B." Said seawaIl lot is stu
ated on the water front of the City and County
of San Francisco. and is bounded by Taylor
Mason. Jefferson and East streets.
Said property viii be let to the highest and
best bidder for term not exceeding twenty
i've (25} years subject, however, TO the power
of the Board to reject any and all bids. and In
accordance with printed terms aud conditions OF
lease to which reference is hereby made, which
are On file IN the office Of the Secretary OF the
Board. copies of which will be furnished bid
ence is also hereby made to said printed terms
and conditions of lease for more particular de-
scription Of Seawall Lot 3D."
Bids must set forth the purposes for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must agree
that the statement of his bid. II the lease is
awarded to him, shall be embodied in said lease
and he must also agree that said lot shan h.
used only for the purposes set forth In his bid.
". e. DENNfsoN
P S. TELLER,
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners
W B. THORPE. Secretary.
February 6. 1910.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the
office of the Secretary of the Regents, Univer-
sity of California. Berkeley. at or before 9 80
a. M. on February IS. 1910. for further work
on the presidents house the university cam
pus at Berkeley, per plans and specifca-
lions on file at said office: and separate bids
for heating and ventilatiDg apparatus for the
university library.
No bids win be received unless accompanied
by certified cheek bond in favor of the
undersigned. equal to ten (10l per cent Of the
bid to assure execution of contract by success
full bidder The right to reject any or ali bids
is reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
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SPECIAL NOTICES

W BLOOM has sold his grocery business In Oak
land and Will not be responsible for bills con-
tracted after February D. 1910.
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CATALOGUE At OFFICE


CALIFORNIA AND WEBSTER SITS. CORNER.
Northwest CORNER. That ine, well improved
property on northwest corner California and
NeDster sts., 52:3 feet California and
SS2;tts on Webster Property known as 900
Cahfornia St, comprising flats, producing
monthly rental of S1S5. Building insured for
$4,000; street work all done; mortgage $4,000
at per cent net.
9TH ST. Mr.. MARKET FRoNTAGES
Fine large lot 34:4x113 the west side of 9th
ST., 2o6:4 feet south from Mission and running
through TO Washington avenue property on the
grade; street work all completed; car line
passing property; mortgage of $1,000 to run
untn October, 1911
CLAY AND SCOTT STREETS
Modern residence, 2S10 Clay St, 25X127.SA north
SIDE, 10 feet west of Scott St; modern dwell
ing OF s rooms and bath; also finished rooms
IN basement building insured for $4,000 and
OF 90 per cent If desired.
BUSH AND BUCHANAN SITS.
flats, 19666s-TO Bush ST., north side. ITO feet
east of Buchanan comprising 3 flats Of 5-6-7
rooms each; the property being, now rented to
one tenant for So per month; insured for
$4,000 in the Home and Royal insurance com
pany; MeEnerney title completed.
FOLSOM AND 2OTH SITS
PAL % Folsom between Goth and 21st SITS. lot 2Sx
eaI Sne story cottage soo wnlen e1%Ia t be
hscaI year are paid; McEnerney title; street
work all completed.
NOE AND 10Th SITS. CORNER
Residence property. 400 10th ST.. lot 25x90 feet;
northwest corner of Noe; contains rooms and
modern improvements; insured for $1,000;
street work on Goth, severed water and gas;
house well built; all rooms light and sunny;
high basement hoored and plastered.
SAN BRUNO Av AND GIRARD ST.
University Mound Tract.
Property northwest corner Siliman and Glrard
SITS, known "a Girard ST.; residence OF
rooms and basement washroom and stationary
tubs; also large stable; fine well of water cost
ing $500; entire lot is northwest COBNER of
Siliman and Girard SITS, i block from San
Bruno av. and main line: mortgage of 5000
can remain; take line along San Bruno az.
to Silliman St and walk west block to Girard
st. and the property.
GREEN AND LAGUNA SITS.
No, 1904 Green ST., north side. 52:9 feet west of
Laguna, story modern home of rooms and
bath, which win rent for $50 per MOI lot
23:T12x1o0 feet; terms u cash.
J. W. WRIGHT & CO.;
125 and 1877 Suffer st.
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GEO. II. LEE & SON.
1904 Fruitvale av-. Fruftvale.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

BUY your home from W. H. McNAUGHTON,
1856 Park ST., Alameda; phone Alameda 323-
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NOE AND 10Th SITS. CORNER
Residence property. 400 10th ST.. lot 25x90 feet;
northwest corner Of Noe; contains rooms and
modern improvements; insured for $1,000;
street work on Goth, severed. water and gas
house well built; all rooms light and sunny
high basement hoored and plastered.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

BARGAINS FOR HOME SEEKERS.
20 acres; 1 mile from Ben LOmond; acres In
vines; 20 fruit trees; 4 room house. with wide
porehes: good barn; chicken house; lots or tim
Der; choice location; elegant view; price 81 500
o acres , miles from Santa Cruz l mile from
Sequel: O room plastered house; hot water. pat
ent toilet. porcelain bath; hne barn; mill and
tank chicken houses: 1 fine orchard 3
years old; fine for berries, vegetables and chick
ems price SO, $50.
: acres in city limits of Santa Cruz. house,
barn, stable. chicken houses. $50 chickens,
horse and wagon; 80 four year old trees; run
ming water; good garden; berries; fine for poul-
try; price $500.
l. acres, ; miles from Santa Cruz room
house, partly furnished; piano. bath. hot and
cold water. toilet. gas plant large barn; 500 as
sorted fruit trees in full bearing: fine spring
water 3 hreplaees in house; only So, 500; $1,000
down.
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT.
HOlcomb Realty Co.,
800 San Pablo av..
Oakland. Cal.