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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
INDIAN TROUBLE IS
EXAGGERATED
Yaquis Are Not Causing Pro-
visional Government So
Much Trouble as Was Pre-
dicted a Short Time Ago.

u.b,. Nr01 m. lf--VHI tue
situation among tb, YaIm. aumt.
t.W, ,aHua. s.tt d.. mot nearly SD
critical as sH Thought SHORT uma
past
T..I h... e,.,. $3.50 iue indians
wRI, demand Iot l.-uUuou OF cct-
tain Wud. 800, government uuictyd
them ut 1u ueu. u' Uru, .suuS and
| .luihIng und promise Geo dn oNort-
I ,hug POSSIBLE. for Ul,u. Provisional
! President 4. W utru uuU Francisco
| g. Nadrru wen, communicated with
I and Informed of tu, gravity ut thr
4 situation Dos Provisional NItr Govern
cog Gayuu 100 Hprwp-iIl.. Those tHu
/ eminent s,utlcW,u returned r.pE geo
I deal justly with tH, Indians ana
/ avoid 1lurusn,d. saturday tVu u,.N.
ago 5 party cot NupuI- N,ut into Quay
/ WHs aud had conference with PRO.
n ,.sIuuU Governor NaNtorcua. who
u bad sent 90 Cruz ds riedra station t"I
II thplT uIud VhItn Boz u thp llt,Yt.t,
mountains. tVu carloads cot prov SION.
aud supIIp-. The Dpufyr.u., result
od IU thu selection ut u committee ni
three from among ih, Indians which
hls g1u, tu Tho ,ltv OF Mexico tn ia,
their ease b,tur, rr,sid'ut q, lp rar-
ga. and 10 is hoped their visit to tho
federal capital VIII result boz am ami
caplc settlement ut tho entire purs-
tion
From the city of Mpxico il De- ~.
ported that pil ct those yet living who
were dpportrd tu YuyutHn aud else.
whore iu Mexico VIII bc returned hy
th" government 60 sonora ana bee Civ
"a lands
There ia mo- doubt that there are
az work among the Naquis sinister
influences hoping Go create trouble. \
Il wei known gentleman living In Her
musilln informed u newspaper man
i that ne overheard man talking with
a Nauui. whom hc Told that there had
been new deal los which everything
wac wiped out aud an could start
/ anew. BE- De- owed anything hc would
4 not have To pay the dcht The Yaunl
L seemed inCrcdulous and his informant
insisted that ho was telling the truth
~ that point the gentleman relating
/ The incident srppcd IN, rebukcd tina
i Wtsrhiof-Wator and CAV" the Yadu
thc truth uf jhc matter that u he Il
l iu d,pt the obligation is valid aud vii
L cont.nty SEQ uu,il the debt Ia pats
Il understanding the change IN gov
| rruW,ut o. is such people as tn,
| one mentioned Who are stirring uI
l the Indians. Upon the other hand
another kind of mon grnsps all sori
of alarming rumorH maguitics then
and spreads Thorn broadcast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
Tim Hurst Hated Tie Games,

Tim Hurst always hated iic
games. for q tie meant double.
header. and bargain DAYS were tho
ahomiuation of llursts life Right
after b. retired from the American
league. Tim was selected tu work
Tor scmipyoicseional game boin-
PLAYED In the east fur biz stakes.
Ills Zee Tor the game Was sloo.
IN the tenth inning with the score
g To- g, Tim called The game lhough
hc might have gone another inning
on two Some old.timers who know
Tins weakness were surprised
though neither team protested tho
ulins
WHY. Tim" said one OF The old
I liners. rive seen YOU make Ih'!n
PLAY Ia jho biz leagues when tho
! street lamps were lighted, yet you
called the game today with thc sun
SIN shining
Hush" replied Tim there rs q
| method ia nav madness I'm doin9
ric,cVur, now This game vii
have to be- PLAYED over. That moan.
/ another 500 20 ur
! Truly. Mr. Timofhy Carroll Hurst
was e wonderful person VIII there
pc one 90 AXE his place,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
EMPLOYEES SUBJECT
TO IS HOURS
Not Only Companies. but Men
Who Work Longer Than
Prescribed Limit May Be
Prosecuted. Is Report.

Much Internal satisfaction has been
given the local railway officials over
tho fact that lu.uos pcppl" Wrr, 'rii
stranded at Venice ou the uight 81
the Fourth because the crows ui the
Pacific Electric compauNs cars had
an worked ~ hours and at tho exact
expiration ct chat tim, loft thcu rurs
for fear Of LAYING thr compan, liable
tor IL violation of the lG.huur uN.
saws TIA" san r'ruurdiuu sun
They have hold tuu' the railroads
are not the uuly ONES who Nill have
10 suffer prosecution for alleged Woe
lutiuna. huj that WutoImvu and ,un-
duCturs at street cars Hl" equally
Liable This art WAS proven when
the crows OF the olcctrics qut work
promptly ON the completion Uf tho
shit leaving the 10000 people 60
seek shelter as hest they could
The Santa rc has case pending In
the United states court for alleged
Violations ON the Needles division of
the line Tho Pacific Electric prohu
bly, escaped similar prosecution when
the crews lofi the ears. II o. said thut
restaurants ut ocean Park Venice
Rcduudo ana Long Reach also suffer
cd through the womcu's clght-huur
law
"Du au occasiuu IKE the Fourth 2
don't eyp why They could not hIyu
run the olcctrlrs am hour longer
snid u local railroad man "rhou
every body could have got home safely
Instead of having 90 stalk around Win
No place to sleep contract colds and
otherwise expose themselves That 2.
the trouble, II is not thr makers of
these stringent laws that have 90 suf'
/ fer II falls upon the public itself as
| Il general rule as II f. only In pNtr,m,
| omcrgcucy catos that a man would 70,
asked 10 work longer than ~ hour-
There should Dee some little provision
| Az the law Tor such eases as that of
/ the Fourth. do not think n would
/ hu abused hN any traction company oi
IuailNty"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
KING Died. Game Haued
Albert lshcll. young brother

aud came to Portland, 'whorc Do" sign
ed with the san Francisco team under
the name ot Mitchell
"rhp following week iu Los NnEoics
I pitched aud won Two games Cor the
Seals. ana then someone started thut
fuss about the mysterious -ldU ul tuc
case Tho next week We played no
san Francisco. ana the dispatchcs
from th, south seemed Go have set The
stage Tor the mclodrpma that onsuod.
aud which Was helped along b} mN
refusal lo tell uf my past experience
or my real name
Pans, always tickle at best. sopWcd
10 lose their heads completely When
ever I VAS announced to tNlTl thu
stands were filled To- oVcrlloNiug IA
nallS she vaudeville managers APP
poarod on tine scene ana I signed ui'
Tor three months engagement ON
the coast at 5000 per month The
money looked mighty good to me. Pun
yuursolf iu my place, Wouldn't you
do an IN your power tu kcrp the cN-
citomcnt afloat' rode 10 the game
In taxicah sure, but | dld this
mainly to avoid the annoyance CAUSED
bN the stark mud public when ! took
the cars ping llndic ANA Jimtui,
Lewis, two of my hest lrlcnds, grn'r.
ally accompanied mc in the taXis
Then came the hard-luck ending
Ny urm went back on me temporarily
and had "a little run-in With Damn,
Long. Long knew ! had this Naudc
vile contract and tho smallest favor
ne could have done would have beer
a. let me stay with the team unit
the close at the season, for hat
won six games for the Seals ana los
but three. Not ~ with Long, how
ever A release was M, portion an,
mp went ms vaudeville contract 10
smoke.
some day hope 10 be- placed In
position Go show the san Francisc'
| management what gratitude is'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
NEWS NOTES OF S0CORR0
AND THAT VICINITY
S",ctni Wool IiuNrrs IN district
I,nIu- Naking Trouble TOT l,nilioad-
and Trlcpupii Iinc~.


Socoitu. IulN "a Vice frcSidenl
sweet and family ul The Rock Island
systcm lcf for clovis Monday night
In thor private car MI sweet has
been spending few days here with
his brother Howard Sweet probate
clerk
n O RurNm at The Rio Grand
suppl, cnmpan,. loft Monday morn
ing for his sheep camp io hc gone
week on more
Thore has been considerable irl'
lhunc ana tclogIuph Interruption
both north and south OF here Tor a
tow DAYS due to heavy storms
The county officials have had
strenuous time In keeping The brid2'
al san Antonio uum being washed
away during tho hlgh water scare oi
The Rio Grandc
Several wool buyers passed through
MONDAY On route tC Magdnloha
among tho number are Solomon lun,
uf Los Luuas and louis llfcld Of ~
huuuurquc
Heavy rains have occurred almost
dally Tor the past TWO weeks.
Peaches are coming la fast hu
prices are holding up near ave cents
The prospects for plumS prunrs an'
grapes are cAColicnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
SPITBALL ARTISTS
LASTING WELL
Time Has Passed When pitchcr-
Could HciN on FicIdrr~, Who can.
not reach New Hall When square
1, ~trupk.

The theory that the usp OF fh,
spithall is harmful to pitchers arm
seems tu have hoch exploded This
claim was often made iu the expert.
mental DAVIS ol the splitter aud
even for some time after it had he
co.nc recognized element la the
baseball world Ia view uf the effect.
iycnosF Of the spith8ll 10 seems rhai
those Young tvirl,rs Who mastered
ils usr were the wiser ones Ger
ia.nlt the salary arms OF The spit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
EIGHT |LL|ONACRES
NOT YET FILED
j PO n
Santa Fe District Has Lots Of
Land Yet for Those Who
Think New Mexico Public
Domain Is Crowded.

Santa FD. s. NJ July H. Despite
the large business transacted By the
Santa Fc laud office during the past
year. statistics which are furnished
today Bog Receiver Fred Muller, show
that over eight million acres of land
are sin open for settlement in Che
Santa Pc district. one Of six land dis
tIicls Ia New Mexico II would seem
tina, the Sunshine state ma, still have
slogan to bring many more home.
stcadcrs
These are over eight aud half
million acres IN the Santa Fo land
/ district which arc subject TO entry
/ in tine following counties:
BDrnIlillO. lG,@lO acres.
| CuliaA 1880 acres
| Guadalupe, 595,iGU acres
: MrknlcN NGO,9Nu acre.,
Mora. INlilu acres
! Rio Arib1. 52>. 2u5 acres
! Suudo,al CGN.9uO acres
! san luuu llIi2>O acres
sun Miguel G23.jlU acres.
Santa F,, 35l,llu acres.
/ Socouo >>llGo acres.
Taos, lGGtSo acres
! Torrance. iI3au acres.
! Valencia. l.uu3gau acres.
Total N.5iN525 acres
or This total. the surveyed land
g. G.jNG12l acres dld tho uusurycNcd
o. 2.lt2,iuU acres.
/ Other details OF The years business
are d- folio"
CpWmurd homestead proofs. 332
eACossC-. 60. isolated tract sales "a,
lcr.iuJl d scri land entries, 23' final
desert land proofs q cemetery pur.
poses mineral entries. = simultan.
lVuuE hlds, ., original homestead act,
2u2 final homestead proofs, 35l sol
oilers additional hOmesteads, g, home
stead l.clulatoN. q. cunl dCclaratOrN,
Ill uiuoW applications, o.. adverse
mineral application, ., railroad sclcc
iiuus. o.. state selections 80
| Iuui entries made from luly T.
loIo. leo lupo aU. All, were p. l'6.
Tu. .ofJl amount at money received
i 1Uriug fiscal wear ending June 90
lI9l1 Vas sos t192I
! Governor Mills has appointed Anto
MO lucoro ot East Las Vegas. San
/ 'u-u.l county notary public
! Territorial Treasurer " Otcro
Hus received the following sums Tor
tho treasury Jos, Turroa. troasur
yr OF Soco'ro county &l27j35 Game
aud Fish Warden Thomas = Gable
!Sl01i
| Articles OF incorporation were hled
in tho territorial socretarN's office hy
The O. potash Fertilizer and Dcvcl
0pWcni COMPANY whose Office is al
Nam0gurdO. Otclu county county and
lJ u DcMicr is named as the statutOr,
agent Tho company ~ incorporated
200 t3U0,uuU and tho paid in capital b.
$4,000 The mcurpnratnrs are u. W
Carpenter \ 4 llumcs Z y Martin
g. Wlutormuto nll of Delaware
ohio each owning $50 shares; A -
johnson OF Nj Giload Ohio go
shares and John u De Mior of Ala
, Iuogurdu, $50 shares
The Weather Bureau In this citl
is in 70 hX ms prcsonl messenger
Vernon r small has resigned There
no available name on the civil scrv
b icr list and Tho vacancy must b,
nllod with temporary appointment
There is NO money available tO AL
Ncrlisc and no applicant who wantl
the job Director G. T. Linncy d
unNiously scanning The town for
,uuur man To- act as messenger D
ihorp is any ambitious youth of &c."
Kind and ho spos Mr. linney nrsi
he misht land me job which is con
sidpIcd quite desirable one
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
Whom Lynch Wa An "Jmp."

When lynch Wa An limp
Manager Fred Tounc, of The BoH
ION Ruulcrs tells IN anccdotc thar
gives au instance of the remarkably
ruicL thinking ON the ual Gold of the
late Herman CCouutl Long. aud
also thc methods on Pre- idcnt Thumus
J. I.ynch uf the National league. when
he Wa plain Ton lynch the umpire
The old Boston team was playins
the Giants az the Polo grounds. SAYS
Teuncy. several years ago Whca
the Giants went In tor their ninth IN
ming We had lead OF on, rum with
two out and no runs In. They had a
man on third aud another Uu iirst
Iou,tt Meekjn was the runner at my
corner. aud George Van llallron, a
l,it. handed batter ana very iahi
man was %, the bat
Herman. knowing Vans habit 81
hitting toward right, stayed nap close
to second Il was wen be- ala. Ion
Van ialirou hit fast groundcr per
hp1s sis oT seven feet the other sid
of second and Herman was after b.
"a fhc crack OF the bat tie made one
| Df ihus, maryClnu. Left handed scoops
! uu the run, Tor which hr was noted
! . wa. expecting The throw 90 mrs.
/ ana go was Tom Lynch who was the
umpire un the bases.
"t lug, however the moment ho
! lutchcd the ball. saw with cham
lightning baseball sense hat Wan
| Haltruu would beat his throw. and
! % my amalcmouJ he made e head
! long dive and scramble 'or Nceon,
base To force NroNn II Wa- e rinci
| that D., rot hi, man. but fearing ma
Lynch had missed the play, in m} cN
element grabbed his arm, eN
ctcmon' ! sra bod his arm, eNclalm
ling. Gee. he GOT him.
let go % my arm sroWlr'
! L,nch Shaking me on.
For moment ! thought ] ha,
ouccrcd the play and he SEQ" vou'
lo t,cd To m, great tcli'i Ltn'h
in another second, waved his arm.
Tho man is Ou)' he shouted
"rhe game was over. and as W'
walked on ruy field I apologiled ID
/ IAnch for taking hold OF him That
AN right was hi reply You were
excited merely didn't like to have
! the crowd see Nuu do u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
FLOOD TAKES BRIDGE
AT ELEPHANT BUTTE
IIlgh Waters ~ rio Grandc Tear out
First structure \cruss stream Hut
Permanent Edifioc l. ~taNing

Elephant Butte y NJ July ~ -
The river has been higher than
previous this year A few nights agO
the tempOrar, bridge across the river
at the dan site was washed away.
while this Is not greatly needed
since the completion OF the new
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
WHITE s0X DEFEAT
NATIONAL AGGREGATION
iuNcull" Orgunilaiiuu- Have Merry
Time at Lama Park. ~sorr uf y
Ia q Determining superiority.

Yesterday au rnoon Lurapork the
Albuquerque white SuN juvenile
omulators Of the f,I famed chicago
team. hung the festive indian slpu
ON tlr Albuquerque Nationals scc-
oud Kid team by IL score ot . 90 d.
Both teams are fast ana tho game
was "a good uuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12

Washington ai cleveland
Philadelphia ~ Detroit
Sew York at So Louis
boston ut chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
Western League.
Where They Play Tomorrow,
National Icnguc

rittahurg at Sow YORK
cincinnati ai Philadelphia
chicago 40 Brooklyn
So Louis al BOSTON
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
Another ON Hurst

Tim Hurst the former major
league umpire, wa asked one day
what jho closest and hardest dccl
sion he ever made was
~ Haf u Baltimore hc said
JENNINGS was ON FIRST NcGraw ON
second and stencil q, thc bat They
started q double steal Jennings a.
he passed Long. hit him. and Long
trippod him. after which Jennings
went on and Jumped into Collins
"Tcnney tried to hold McGraw
bur ne broke away reached second
and kicked the bali out Of Lowe
hand stencil swung his bar AMI
nit Robinson on tie hand, trying 10
keep him from throwing RohbN
tripprd me and pokcd mo IN the
back To keep mc from sccin- AM
Stencil spiked m! foot
How did you decide ilt wa
asked
4 called q % foul ball s,ut 90"
nruuncrs back and Kicked Sicnlol un
The shins. said Tim
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12

bridge vet 60 would Dee quite con.
vcnlenco with The completion OF the
dam
\ social event worthy OF special
notice rs the dance eiycn few oyeu
ings AKA los the order Of The ROYAL
Elephant In ne new mess hall ON The
hin near the office building Quite q
number from nearby towns were in
attendance Music was furnished by
the orchestra After he dance pro-
gram was completed the company sal
down To luncheon Ut fog king The
occasion was ono of Great social On
Jos mCut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12

in quantity and quality is our bread.
@ tastes $50 good tho children am Ike
H. oar bread e. treat 10 palates
young or old. Md u Is as nutritious
and wholesome as IL is delightful 20
u.t taste, Pure ana good. The best
bread you over ate
PIONEER BikERY
2O7 south First street.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-01-07
ORDINANCE LEVYING A LICENSE
TAX FOR THE YEAR 1911.

Section /. Be it ordained by the
Town Council of the town of Mande-
vile in legal session convened, that
a license tax for the year of 1911 be
and is hereby levied upon each per-
son, corporation, firm or association
of persons, pursuing, within the cor
porate limits of the town of Mande-
vile, any occupation, business, trade
or calling, which is subject to State
license tax.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained,
that the amount OF such license tax
due the town of Vaudeville for each
occupation, business, trade or call
ing, carried on or conducted, within
the limits of the town of Vaudeville,
subject to a license tax is hereby
fixed at the same amount as is now
levied and collected by the state for
each occupation, business, trade or
calling, conducted within the corpor-
ate limits of the town of Vaudeville;
except the liquor license which shall
be five hundred dollars for the year
of 1911.
Sec. 8. Be it further ordained,
that all license taxes due to the town
of Vaudeville, shall be due and col
lectible at the same time, and in the
same manner, as license taxes due
the State, and in the event that the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-01-07

same is not paid when due, the tax
, collector is hereby instructed to re-
port the same to the town attorney,
who is hereby authorized and en-
powered to forthwith institute legal
pref, el;ngs to enforce the payment
of said liz ense tax.
Moved by A. Depre, seconded by
Jos. Smith, Jr., and J. N. Davis, that
the License ordinance for 1911 be
accepted.
Carried.
A. HARTMAN, Mayor.
l.. M-2NANT, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-01-07
Foley Kidney Pills

Are tonic IN action, quick In results
special medicine for all kidney ana
Diadder disorders. w. A, Rimas
huston, La, says: II took Foley
kidney Fills according to direction.
ana | must confess the results have
oeen marvellous for I feel like a new
man. | have beena sufferer fron,
kidney trouble for over a wear
VIII continue taking Foley Kidnax
Fills and recommend them to ii,
sunerers. Sold by Theo. strain =
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-01-07
Southern Coffee Mills VS.. Heber
Brothers.
Third Ward Justice Court, st. Tam
many Parish, La.

BY virtue of writ of seizure and
sale from the honorable aforesaid
court, in the above entitled suit, /
have seized and on Saturday, jan
uary FL, 1911, beginning at II a.
M, at the Darlington Building, in
New Hampshire Street, Covington,
La, I will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
1 horse and delivery wagon; l
lot of open accounts as contained in
journals, ledgers and day books of
Hebert Brothers; lot of show
cases, scales, cash register, groceries,
and merchandise, contained in the
building, number 409 New Hamp-
shire street, in the town of Coving-
ton, La.
Terms of sale-Cash, to pay debt.
CHAS. H. HEINTZ, Constable.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-01-07
THE TAX SALES
TOWN OF CONVICTION

9lO.SS.
c. M. Poole, sr, lot z, square Z,
Division Spring, and imp. Assessed
$3425.00; taxes and costs $40.3S.
Amelia Parker, lots and 5, square
3, Division of Spring, and imp. As
sessed $4,000; taxes and costs
1854.
st. Tammany Plumbing Company,
mdse, stock and vehicle. Assessed
$4,000; taxes and costs $3.50.
Abraham Silvan, lots 6 and Z,
square 1893, New Covington. AS
sessed $4,000; taxes and costs
! $2.15.
Ella Lopton, lot 1, Cahier Addi-
ton. Assessed $4,000; taxes and
costs $3.50.
Warren & Strobe, IL lots 9 and
10 square Is, Division st. John, and
imp. Assessed 100000; taxes and
costs $12.75.
H. H. Smith, IL lots 1, 2 and 8,
26o7, New Covington, and imp,
stock and vehicle. Assessed $8961.00;
taxes and costs $104.78.
Smith Bros, lots 1, 2, 9, 10, IL of
and 8, square 2606, New Coving-
ton; part of lots 4, and s, square
IL, Division st. John and imp, stock
and vehicle and mdse. Assessed
$6045.00; taxes and costs s71.26.
Frank Stanga, square zoos; lot 5,
square 1909, New Covington, and
imp. Assessed 1425.0O; taxes and
costs $17.63.
Virginia Shoop, squares so. 81 and
SO, Connolly Addition. Assessed
= and 10. sqaure 1911; lots and
TO- square 1910, and imp. Assessed
$4,000; taxes and costs 1886.
Steller -, lots IL, Florida street,
$4,000; taxes and costs 1922.
and imp. Assessed $225.0O; taxes
and costs 1856.
Estate of Mrs. Sophie Steiner, lot
IL, Division Of Spring, and imp. AS
sessed $4,000; taxes and costs
$40.
WehrH & Zerga, lots 10, IL and 5,
IL OF 8, square IL, Division of St.
John, and imp. Assessed $65OO.OO;
taxes and costs $75.75.
E. Wherli, lot 1, 1-2 of Is and 16,
square Is; lot 4, square S; lot 4,
square -; lots 1 and q, square -
lots 4, 5, 6, z and 8, square 8; lots
l, 2, 3 and Is square 4; lots and
2, square 10; lot 16, square %; lots
~, IL and IA, square 20; lots IL,
13 and IA square IT; Division ofSt.
John; part of square opposite Laun-
dry; lots l to 8, square 2103, New
Covington, and imp. Assessed
$14,400.00; taxes and costs $161.65.
Estate o fW. w. Wilson, lot 4,
square 9 Division of St. John. AS
sessed S225GO. tovos ond coeto
1858.
William Williams, lot 4, square
1902, New Covington. Assessed
$4,000; taxes and costs $1.36.
S. F. Wells, lots Z, 8, and 10,
and part of 6. square 1901, New
Covington, and imp. Assessed
$4,000; taxes and costs 1927.
Chas. M. White, lot Z, square 2007,
New Covington, and imp. Assessed
$4,000; taxes and costs 1896.
Addie Weber, lot 1 and 2, square
80 Division of Spring. Assessed
$4,000; taxes and costs $2.03.
Estate of M McDouoal, lots 8, 4
and 5, square 1914, New Covington.
Assessed $500; taxes and costs
$500.
K. and H. McDougal, lot 6, square
4, and lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Is and 16,
square 2, Division of St. John, and
imp. Assessed $1125.OO; taxes and
costs $12.93.
B. M. Miller, lots 6, Z, 8, 9 and 10,
square 1901, New Covington; also
square 81 and 80, imp, stock and
vehicle. Assessed $2075.00; taxes
and costs S25.36-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-01-07
Succession Daniel Field.
Twenty-sixth Judicial District Court,
In and for Parish of st. Tam
many, Louisiana.

Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of Daniel Field, and to all
other persons herein interested, to
show cause within ten days from the
present notification, why the final
account presented by H. r. Warren,
administrator, should not be APP
proved, homologated, and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the court.
H. R. WARREN,
Clerk Of Court.