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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07
BIG SHIPMENT
OF POST CARDS
SIX AND A HALF MILLION RE.
cElvED SATURDAY AT THE
LOCAL OFFICE.
Second Large Shipment Since Local
Office Was cssisnsssd as oissrib-
j utins Point FOR esorsis and Flor.
ida-Many stamSsd Envelopes Also.

Six and half million postal cards
are now stored in the basement of
the Brunswick postofice, from where
they will be rapidly distributes to
all sections of Georgia and Florida.
: This immense shipment of postals
arrived in the city Saturday and was
the second large shipment to be re.
ceived here since the local Office was
designated as the distributing point
ior Georgia and Florida by the gov
ernment. The first shipment was re-
ceived about three months ago and
in just that length of time the supply
was almost exhausted. The six and
a half million postals were packed in
one large box car.
There is also stored in, the local
office many thousand stamped enye-
lopes, which were received a few
weeks ago and which are being rapid
ly supplied to the lyaripts postoffices
in Georgia and Florida So rapid
lopes that another car will be Ell
route to this city within short time.
Some idea of the great use of pos
tai cards can now be obtained by
the enormous number distributed in
less than three months AS stated,
the first car was received in the city
Just about three months ago and dur
ing that time the states of Georgia
and Florida have used up over six
million postals and almost that mum.
Der of envelopes.
The postals and envelopes are
shipped out from this city as ordered
fy the department. For instance, if
Jacksonville wanted supply of cards
a requisition would be made on the
department and in turn an order
would be at once forwarded to the
local Office and the cards would then
be shipped out from this city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07
City Court Meets;
Civil Gases ried
Number of Suits and Civil Cases Of
Other Characters Disposed
of Yesterday.

City court convened in adjourned
session yesterday morning, with
Judge D. w. Krauss presiding. The
civil docket was taken up and during
the day the following cases were dis
posed of:
Mary ]. Read VS.. Monroe Phillips
ct al, trover Judgment and costs
against plaintiff.
Powell-Smith company VS.. H. M. At
kinson, receiver; damages. Settled
and costs paid.
Winton Greenfield VS.. Blackstaff
Engineering company; attachment
Verdict for plaintiff.
T. W. Trailer VS.. J. NJ. Hooden-
pyle; suit on account Judgment for
plaintiff.
State VS.. D. Lindsey, misdemeanor;
plea of guilty. Sentence, three
mont1s on gang or fine of $50
Ingram-Dart Lighterage company
vs. Blackstaff Engineering company;
attachment. Verdict for plaintiff for
$5O473.
Ingram-Dart Lishterage company
vs.. Blackstaff Engineering company;
attachment. Verdict for plaintiff for
$912.70.
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SNATcHED WOMlAN'S, MONEY
THEN JUMPED ovER eoAao
Negro Made Desperate Effort to Ger
Away With Four Dollars.

Negro Made Desperate Effort to Gee
Away With Four Dollars.
Robert Wylly. colored, is in the
county jail charged with larceny, and
will probably be tried during the
present session of the city courE.
Wylly created considerable excite
ment on Bay street Sunday shortly
after noon by slatching four dollars
from an old negro woman, who gave
him chase for several blocks anu.
made ittf,o hot for the thief that he
jumpedwovertbard. The negro was
chased 10 the foot of London stree5i
and when he discovered that he way
in close quarters, he jumped into the
mud and craWled under the wharf
Officer Morgan, who had joined in.
the chase. had considerable difficulty,
iii capturing the negro, who seemeG-
determined to get away with the four
dollars. He was finally located, how
ever, standing waist deep in mud IN
der the wharf and was forced to
come out by the officer The money
was recovered and the negro placed
in jail.
In scrambling under the wharf his
clothes were torn ana ha received
several cuts from collisions with the
piIing.
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TWO OFFICERS
shot TO DEATH
A DEPUTY SHERIFF AN HIS As
sisTANT Die At THEIR
POST OF DUTY.
Four Prisoners Had Beer Shooting
Through Passing Passenger Trsin--
p oYee.s Missed Gun in Possession
of Garltoni

Espanola, March Z. - One of the
Dsoodiest murders that was ever com
nsissed In This section OF the state,
happened Sunday evening at s O'clock
when Deputy Sherkf Guy White and
his assistant, Abe Schneider, were
killed By Basc0M Carlton,
The troShae was caused by Deputy
Sheriff Guy White and Abe Schneider
larresting Bascom, Marion and Don
Carlton and VI. 8, Burney. These
four men had been amusing them
selves by shooting through a rassen-
ger train as it passed the depot at
this place. Sneriff White called
Schneider to his assistance and they
arrested the four men.
Overlooked Gasar.
The two men started TO take the
prisoners to the l0ckup after they
had been searched foT guna. In some
manner they overlSoken' BascoM's
firearms and while they were on
their way to the jaif he pulled fds
gun and shot the shezs(ff famd his es
sistant to death. '1#
During the excitement which fol
lowed the prisoner mas1e his escape
and has not yet been apprehended
Bystanders captured the other rhre
men and they are now In jail. 1t i
thought that the escaped prisoner vii
lie captured soon, as Is POSSE is i
pursuit.
White Leaves Fan1ity.
Deputy Sheriff Guy White was on
of tie brsyest officers the srate' ia
ever produced He has made d I9fTl
her OF darfAg arrests ana had sever
times been cornpifm entcd by Alis $
periors for his bra ver.1 under fir
LIE feares a wife and thres sraa
childreIa to- rHou-a his less
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ARMED NEGROES ARE 7 81 -
GUARDING TAEERN AGILE,

Zion City, ILL.,, March g. I :weRty-'Y z
four negroes armed with pissb ols were'j
stationed to guard the taben l'acle to I
day by Wilbur Glenn VG,iy o. over
seer of Zion City, who feaIsaa his enc
mics would atatempt to nrn th's
house of worship following the riot
Saturday when scores were severeil
beaten. Orders from t6e sta te boa'fa
of health were received tel lay that
everyone in Zion City must be Vaa'
cinated. Voliva declared til at, even
if confronted with implfBOn ment ss
threatened by the bealbi Tx Yard, las
followers would resist the rder.
Warrants for the arrest + Deputy
Sheriff A. c. Walker, r., F. Mills
and man. named Buell. Wa re sWf'4l
out today charging them Jith riot
ing.
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FRock DROVE RAILROAD AWAY.
Cinders Spoiled Dress and the Road
Moved Shops

Tupelo, Miss, March THE fight
between the city council and the
Frisco railroad, starting two years
ago, when it was alleged that the
new spring frock OF the mayors
wife was soiled by cinders from a
putting freight locomotive, was be.
lieved to have been compromised,
but Frisco officials say not.
The council passed a smoke ordi-
nance, believed to have been aimed
at the Frisco engines. The result
was that the Frisco shops were
moved mile from Tupelo, where a
good sized town was established. The
population here decreased so that
several merchants moved from Tn.
pelo The offer of the new city faith
ers of Tupelo to arbitrate was turned
down today and New Tupelo will re-
main on the map.
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DELAWARE CHIEF JUSTICE DIES.
Charles Brown Lore Found Dead In
Bed Yesterday

Wilmington, Del, March 7.-Chas.
Brown Lore, chief justice for Della.
ware for years, was found dead IN
FED at his residence today, aged 80
|After spending year in the Metho-
dist ministry, Judge Lore studied
Paw. He was Attorney General of
Delaware in 1867, and served two
terms in congress as a democrat. Ills
Term as chief justice Of the Della
ware courts expired in 1903.
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NOTED GEORGIAN I )lEs.
Colc rsei Robertson Follows
ans to Grave.

} itlanta, March Cold
w. Robertson, one OF Geo
KIN. own citizens, died. toda.
He served throughout the
as an engineer in :'e
ar nv and for many years
nj zed as one of the for
e, RS in the south. He
a. iiutant-general 81 the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07
Birmingham Men
Fight a Duel
Farmer Friends Engage in Pistol
Fight and Grim Reaper
Claims Both.

Birmingham, Ala, March IL. E
Mar'bhlt shot and killed G.. J. Strong
and was himself killed by Strong last
night in the presence of Marbuts S
wife, at the Marbut home.
Each man emptied his revolver at
the other. The cause of the shoot
ing is a mystery. Both were on
friendly terms thirty minutes before
the tragedy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-07
RESIDENT OF JEYkL ISLAND
CLUB HAS BEEN ON ISLAND

President Lanier of the Jekyl Island
pub. who has been spending some
me on the island. came up to the
|ty yesterday afternoon and left for
Is home in New York.
President Lanier has teen at the
ead of this well-known millionaire
Pcial organization for a number OF
fars and he is an annual visitor to
De island.
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BURIED WRONG BODY.
Sister of Drowned Man Later Gets
His Remains.

Chicago, March 7.-When the tody
OF David Mckennon was dragged
from the Chicago river, the police
learned today. that "a sister had
rnourneds over and buried the wrong
remains
The body of a man taken from oAe
lake a month ago and identified as
that Of Mckennon was delivered to
his sister in Bormeauville, Pa, anu
there Inferred. The police have no
clues as to the identity Of the first
body.
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LOCAL TALENT TO
PRESENT OPERA
RARE TREAT IS IN STORE FOR
MUSIC LOVERS OF TINS
CRY.
princess .chryssrshenu~n" tc be
Presented at the Grand On Itfsy IL
city's Best Krasssn ArtemS and
Singers Will Take. Part: :

After a lapse of three seasons.
music lovers of Hrums~ic$ are AGAIN
to enjoy the prodsctiGn Of Il comic
opera by local tatlent.~ t.
For some time the IDEA of CT ,nvert-
ing the vacant assem0y hall OF the
Glynlis academy into sir.1 aSafitor1 am Oh
prSper kind, has beenim the minus
OF several people, wfreN have b oe IN
terest- OF the publ C az heart. rms
plan was first brou ght to motto last
spring. when seva raj musical even
,ngs were given, due anDcmnts naade
being put aside to commence az fund
With whicFa to- ma Ike the nec' sssaFy
improvements in the hail. and t41s
! give Btunswfck a sraall play hcafse,
| complete in every detail and sre IN
| keeping with the atrunrzEng paalc
| Surely s,lcTr a plaG is taGly n esged
| and it is with mi Ioar pleasure enat
| the announcement cam be ma@e ma
| ARRANGEMENTS nave been perfeo tea toi
the presentation + an opefas T6p
Z which ii is hoped tirat a Large /SutI
7 Will be, realized SO, that it wjpsret
/ Nv ada to the alre ady stsTated FWe
i, The opera, Pi 'in!sess 'ChryFHt
mum" is of .Iapanesea tepe. y
!. scenes being laid i'm ana o, aRpfesS
Irmore picturesque pIaees o. 20. ~
II There, are three &C :tsoc eaeho Use I
y. and attrartfvenes oftsetao Fa i, q,
II .chapges OF costm m eg andSaff ~.
I. The musical SO or y, h1 C.F/os%As
lIstor. is typical ia p alfese ~ Rs%
4 and brillIancy ait a2ss/E"
many changes anB es!tYas % "a
: 4 forbM in the cons }fnSdenN ~
4 An entirely new&> >ea<t, - 1%% =
IA present the op@ Mcf 70,
/ IMPOSED OF ffty:%f\5~ ~
! !, nd singers oT Ssss
;. !; assistance avg s&E .
Il = sishes of the pNY p
l. agement hppeox
ing of May "A,
4 night following j..
of Fernandina a.
far surpasst ,.
.s eveT given
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wouMe MAN n assEs AssrST.
ClTacies r.. Mee4Sss Dies at fTos57staa
AEter Sesme re EAlress

Charles F. &etd As. a. weiE-kns)wn
and pspulaa young; man. VINO mas oee'
making his home in Bfunswlcfl Io
+be nasr sesyer:pl yeyrs. being CO /
nocte1 witar the Office. force at Il Il
Ar-n-& A. tern linaqs.. passed aw' A!
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GREEKS ESCAPE CREN%
Dozen Men Endangered by
CIavei5nd.

Clev 2lsald., March 7.--Fi.vE
mornil re destroyed a t
apart nent block, tenanted' t
A do gen men saved their
jump ing from upper Win
blanl let's held by policemen
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INDISTINCT PRINT

.heen critical fiH several Gays. JOnlt
time ago he w rs removed lfNS+ tp
residence of WI n. johnson, = rel ati'
IN Grant srrga to the, city hoa y
where he has been lingering
tween life ana DEATH HIS ta1ae
Mzsks, of -rhattanoOga, arri
The city seWe al days ago 10
the beF9ide a his sun: a slsf
A M. .JUhnsN /, Of SaEannan,
summ0ned d ere by the
ness of her brother.
| The. decs lsed was
years of age and during
| in B1unswiic < he bad
circle of wa rm friend
will lie griel ed to leg
He was tor have be
well-kuown young
| during the presenf
| Funeral st .rvicef
body SunGs y ar
| dence of n r. J
4 FBudG offReiia TIM H.
corrPanied by III
W ded F9 4 y
u taI occur +
The Glenwood post., 1911-06-17

nearly so important as the possible
yield under the scientific and intensive
methods of cultivation, such as have
been adopted by many farmers in the
state, The averages for Colorado are
nominally states as follows: Wheat,
26 bushels per acre; oats, 40; barle!r
fruits, $75 per acre, including young
trees; full bearing orchards. 1925 per
acre; sugar beets, II tons. But the
range of yields runs to more than
double these figures, under intensive
and intelligent eultivation.-Western
World
The Glenwood post., 1911-06-17

The Post gives all the news all the
time.
The Glenwood post., 1911-06-17

time.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-12
ANNclIrAr A1ENT

Mr.. and Mrs NJ l. Lowenthal an
nounce the marriage of their sister, Eliz-
abeth Anna Ednonds. to Mr. Clarence
Reid, Wednesday, February 5, 1911,
Shreveport, La.
The fair bride IS young woman well
known and admired. She is a graduate
Of the Shreveport high school, and for
the past season the capable stenographer
and correspondent of Secretary Brueg-
gerhof The groom is highly esteemed
and popular Congratulations are ex-
tended the happy couple
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-12
gospel of the white ribboners. .

SOSpel VI the While IluuoHeiS.
Judge and Mrs. Charles V. Porter of
Natchitoches were the guests of Mrs
N. c. Blanchard the past week.
Mr.. G. Ross Bell of ST. Louis is en-
ioying visit to his friends, Judge and
Mrs. T. F. Bell. The dear old friends
Of Ross Bell are delighted to welcome
him home again
Mrs. Birdie Sheppard is entertaining
her friend, Miss Elizabeth Hoss of
Greenwood
Mrs. Charles Schiller was able to
leave the sanitarium Friday and is at the
home of Mrs. ]. H. Prescott.
Mrs John C. Miller is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. E. l. Dickerson.
Mrs Wesley Wheless and little son
are enjoying visit to their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Burrus Johnson of Oklahoma
City
Mr.. A. B. Freyer is entertaining his
friend, Mr. Melvin Euphrat of Day
ton, Ohio.
Mr. L. R. Galloway of Dallas, Texas,
has returned from a visit to Mrs. Glenn
Rule and will visit Shreveport again
next week
Mrs Hooper mother of Mrs Glenn
Rule, will arrive today TO be with her in
her great sorrow.
Mrs Belle Male and Mrs M. A.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-12
THE POLICE JURY
Continued from fourth page.

Sass.
Criminal fund; J. P. Flournoy, sheriff
$Io45.2o c. w. SMITH, sheriff $40; ]
P. Flournoy, sheriff $4,000
Poor farm fund: Kelly's Livery and
Transfer Co. SAILS.
Accounts paid since meeting January
II, 1911:
Repair fund: ]. H. Harrison 5000.
Bridge fund: L. B. Phillips $2.5o.
Poor farm fund Commercial Ma
tional Bank $2o78.3o; w T Crawford,
express $I2.9o; w. T. Crawford, freight
$3.50; J. NJ. Wynn, labor $o273; T. A.
Harvey $3oo8; S. A. Alexander $38.65
Mrs. Wynn $500; ]. NJ. Wynn $4,000;
Allen Mfg Co $I8164; J. NJ Wynn,
labor 5000; A. G. Flournoy SO; Hicks
Co $1,000; Shreveport Transfer Co.
25c; Shreveport Saddlery Co. 50; Cum
berland T. & T. Co. IS; Trosper & Mays
45c; w F. Taylor Co $500; expense
account csc l. B. Phillips $50; S. Q.
Jones $4,000; NJ Rely & Son $7o7;
Mrs. simpson $500.
School fund c. z. Byrd, treasurer
100000.
Interest and sinking fund First Ma
tional Bank $Io.ooooo, $1,000.
Contract accounts for January 1911
S1o6o.65.
Criminal fund F. H, Lucar SOS.
District attorney $3.50.
Incidental fund: Expense account,
freight $I.oz; Imperial Brush Com
pany $24.5o; Jury commissioners S1a !;
II. II, Balm SAYS Shreveport Gas & E.
L. Go, $I2a25, $43.85.
Goodo roads fund W. H North
$2ooo95 7, A Harvey SIS; Allen Mfg.
Co $343.2r; A. j: Scott 5000 $500;
F. c. Nagle So; ]. H. Miller 5000; D.
n. Briggs $3.50; ]. D. Slaughter
$3.50; 6. W King $4,000; Dudley
Ton1lin $500; 6. A. POLICEMAN S.; S. P.
Bayliss $40; B. B. Smith S.; Snyder
Wagon Co. SIPS; B. F. Avery & Sons
sI.4o; NJ. A. & J. c. Dickson $3.50; N.
I. Hudson Lbr, Co. $500; Lee Hdw.
Co. $5.44, $I43.68; Mayfeld Drug Co.
So. 40; H. Braunig & Bros. 5000; Hicks
Co. $5o8.3o; w. B. Means SLIGO; ]. f.
Means $2.ao ;.I-awton Bros. $3.50; Dom
mick Bros. $3.50; Shreveport Transfer
and Livery Co. SIPS; Keith & Sons
5000; Shreveport Saddlery Co $3.50
I. B. Phillips SIo.5o
On motion the jury adjourned to meet
in regular session the. second Thursday
in March 1911.
". 7. CRAWFORD, Pres.
Al l. DURINGER. Clerk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-12
STATE FEDERATION coNvEN-
TON

The annual convention of the State
Federation of Wornen's Gibbs has been
fixed for April s and Z at Alexandra.
Centrally ocated, with fine working
spirit among the club women. the con-
vention viii doubtless be well attended
and much good work accomplished The
Federation president, Mrs c, v. Porter,
stated during her recent visit to Shreve-
port that less time would be given to
social affairs than heretofore, and the
delegates would be asked to make the
business Of the convention Of prime inn
portance, accepting those social favors
Only that would not infringe upon the
programme a point we'll made The
convention is primarily for business. for
pleasure il time permits Mrs. Porter
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-12


and hereby is authorized and enpow-
cred to authorize or conduct friendly
suit to legalize and make judicial said
boundary agreed upon or in any other
way take proper steps to make SAID
agreement as to boundary binding upon
all parties.
Written report of Inspectors Dol
brook and Ogilvie read and ordered
filed
The secretary reported having col
lected $4,000 bonus from leases grant
ed at meeting January 81, 1911
There being no further business, the
board adjourned subject to call.
S. A. DICKSON, Pres.
S. n. KERLEY, Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-12
ROLL OSBORN, UNDERTAKEN
ia Texas Street
Day and Night Phones 892
AUCTION SALE.
No. I4,oz2-In the First Judicial Dis

No. I4,o72-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court Of Caddo Parish, La. !:
Succession of J. E. Bricker.
By virtue of a commission to sell, to
me directed from the Honorable First
Judicial District Court of Caddo Parish,
Louisiana, in the above numbered and
entitled suit, ! viii offer for sale at pub
lie auction, in the town of Vivian, La,
during the legal hours for sales, namely,
between the hours Of II am. and d pm,
on
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1911,
All real estate. furniture and movable
effects of said succession as per inven-
tory on file in the clerks office of Caddo
Parish, in said above numbered suit, and
said property viii be sold under the fol-
lowing terms and conditions. as follows,
to-Wit The movable effects to be sold
for cash, and the real estate to be sold
on the following terms and conditions,
o1le-tflird cash or more or all, and the
balance, IT any, on credit OF one year
or Of one and two years, at the option
of the purchaser, the credit portion of
said sale to be evidenced by notes of the
purchaser, to his own order and by him
endorsed in blank, bearing eight per cent
per annum interest from the date of the
adjudication until paid. secured by spe-
cial mortgage and vendors lien on the
property sold, with the pact de non
alienandos and all the usual clauses, 10
per cent attorneys fees in the event Of
suit said property TO be insured to the
purchaser and the purchaser to pay,
over the above amount Of his bid all the
taxes on the property due and exigible
IN the year 1910. w ". OTIS,
Auctioneer. Caddo Parish, La.
Caucasian, February II, 1911.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-12
CADD0 LEVEE BOARD
Official Proceedings OF Session Held
February 10, 1911.

| n
At a special meeting of the Caddo
Levee Board held this the 10th day Of
February 1911, at the Office of the sec
Eretary, there were present DR.. S. A
Dickson, PRESIDENT. ]. NJ. Sentell. J. w
Dixon, w B. Means, J ]. Lay, H. L
Heilperin and J. NJ Robinson,
Minutes OF meeting January 81 read
and approved
Report OF Attorney Land on claim Of
ID. Shapley read and on motion accepted
and the secretary instructed to notify
Mr.. Shap1ey his claim could not be con
sidered Carried.
On motion proposals TO lease oil and
gas lands were read as follows:
L L. Helpnlan, 100 acres in sections
e and 5, township 81, range Is, rejected
Mrs NJ. Shropshire, on 100 acres
in north half of north half of northeast
quarter section Z, and north half Of
North half of north half OF section 8,
township 90, range IS. rejected
F. L. Sandoz, northeast quarter OF
northeast quarter of section 8, township
20, range IS, rejected
Mr. H. E. Barnes, civil engineer, en-
ployed by the board at last meeting to
survey certain lands in section S and 8,
township 20, range 10, submitted map
and made verbal report On motion
Of Mr. + NJ Robinson, duly seconded
the matter was referred to Attorney
Land to report at next regular meeting
Carried.
Bills Of Journal for advertising the
meetings Of January IS and 81 and Feb
ruary 10, 1911, amounting to $o.55. read
and ordered paid.
Petitions from citizens residing in the
lower end Of the upper district asking
/ the closing Of Twelve Mile bayou and
extension of the levee line to Gross
bayou read. After some discussion the
matter was deferred until next regular
meetings and the secretary was in
structed to write and ask that the STATE
Board of Engineers make survey ant
report at next regular meeting in March
with full information as to cost am
lpracticability of making the extension
The following resolution was Offered
iby Mr.. Robinson, seconded by Mr.. Lay
Whereas, in the matter of boundary
T.
dispute between the Board of Commits
Isioners Of the Caddo Levee District ane
Fl ]. Shockley, map of said lands il
dispute having been submitted Showing
the lines in dispute, and whereas TIKI
whole matter having been referred il
Mr.. p. 7. Land for legal opinion there.
on, it being to the interest of all partie.
to adjust the matter speedily,
Be it resolved, That if Mr.. Land req.
Iresenting the board and attorneys rep
resenting said Shockley, should Be ablt
to reach an agreement as to said bound
airy, then and in that event that DR.. S
4. Dickson, president Of this board, j.,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-12
MARRIED
Mr.. Clarence Reid and Miss Elizabeth
Edmonds.

Mr. Clarence Reid and Miss Elizabeth
Edmonds were married at the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing at 5 O'Clock, before quite number
of friends. Mr.. Reid is a popular young
postal clerk. having been employed at
the local postofice several years and is
held in the highest esteem by his fellow
employees, and numbers his friends by
the score. Miss Elizabeth Edrnonds
who has held the position Of stem
ographer and assistant secretary of the
State Fair Association, is a young lady
of exceptional charms and by her low
able disposition has won many friends
who wish her unlimited happiness.
After the ceremony a luncheon was
given BY Mr.. and Mrs. Reid after which
they departed over the Louisiana rail-
way for honeymoon trip TO Cuba, via
New Orleans
The Caucasian Joins their many
friends in wishing them the fullest meas
ure. of happiness and prosperity.