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The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
ARE
 SUSPENDED

VICTORIA, B. c. Nov. Is-Captain George Douglas Robertson had his certfioate as master mariner sas- pended for three months and the first officers certificate of John Hines was suspended fo- six months by the court of inquiry whsch sat 10 investigate .the causes which led to the strahding of the steamer Princess Beatrice d Noble Island oa October 4 Captain J. Gaudin, commissioner of wrecks presided. and Captains J. T. waIbran and c. Eddie sat as nautical ssses- slrs.
 The decisso1 given holds that Chief Officer John Hines was careless. and the court charges Captaiu Robertson w,th committing a greave dereHctiOa of duty in not being on the bridge himself whEe the vessel was in the nsruaw channel.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
CITY ID SELL
 REAL ESTATE

ST. JOHN. N. B, Nov 23-The city council of St. John Is considering a n7opos iGou tO lay out section of land which it owns in the suburbs fn two hundred or more lots 50 by 300 feet, Co be sold to vorkingmen on easy terms. the men bind3nE themselves Co erect homes and live there.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
LOS ANGELES
 WILL HELP
tRr Alaska News Rureau.l

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2s-Tha Sc att,e delegation was received here with much enthusiasm. The Chamber Of Commerce w,sre unanimous in their decision Go support Seattle la her ef- fort to assist Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
DEFENSE OBJECT
 ID QUESTIONS
LRr Alaska News RareauA

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 23-The u2- 5ease in the McNamsra case objected
 sterday to questions put to the jury uen by the prosecution
 The defense contends that the ques- tions put by the prosecution suggest .he theory that the Times building was blown up by the labor unions
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
ALASKAN IS
 MURDERED
By Alaska News Bqresu.J

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 22-Benja- min Goodman. who vas traveiing through C'aifornia vas found murder cd here yesterday. Five thousand dol lars worth of diamonds which he was known Co have, were missing. The motlve for the crime must have been rosbery. Goodman was resident of Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
ASKS
 APPROPRIATION
lBv Alaska News Bureaul

WASHINGTON, D. c, Nov. 23- R-lEad5e--Geae-al W. H. BiIhy, chief 1s e1E1es-s. T. s A-. today submit ted his repo-s for proposed improve me1ls Co r.ve~S and haTSo-s- He asEs app7oP5ato1s Co the amount Of twe2 cv-uine and & hslF m1lion dollars.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
UNITE AGAINST MADERO
By Alaska News Bgreau9

NEXICO CITY. Nov. 23-Wo0d vas received here thar Generals Za- ass. Reyes and GOmez have u1ioed Co ove-th0ow the new administration un- sa- President Francisco Nade-o
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
ARREST ALL
 REVOLUTIONISTS
fBy AIaska News Bureau ]

SAN ANTONIO. Ter. Nov. 22-Or- aars have been Issued to arrest sN revolutsnnlste who openly talk revo- Iutlcn on American sol
 H is satd that General Reyes. who was arrested the other day on Ameri- cau ground. Is sending revob circa- lars throughout Nertco.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
RODENTS ID BE
 EETERNINATED
CBy Alaska News eureaul

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 23--A cam raign is being 1asngurated here to ex- terminate the rats. k Is feared from -he abundance of rodents here that there wi1 be an outbreak ot the bu- oonic plague.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
TESTIFY BEFORE COMMITTEE
fRr AIaska Nevs Rureau.l

WASHINGTON. D. C. Nov. 23-Ai fred and Leonard Merritt. Of Duluth, testRied yesterday before the com r1sttee iavestgiating the steel trust. They tesafed that John D. Rockefei Ter broke them on loans on the Mes aba iron mines.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23

Beginning with tomorrow, the Frye Bruhn Meat Company win make all deliveries after D. m. Deliveries win be made a7l day Saturday
 c. W. AveriH and Son, Dentists, vii be here for the next 3odays, and wia be locsted upstairs in the Laska buald ing next door to Kirmses Jewelry store.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
Barn Danoe Thanksgiving Eve.

Barn Dance Thanksgiving Eve.
 George Kennedy was suddenly call ed 1o Cooaova lsst night O0 the Dol phin He win work in Clayson's store at Co-5ova.
 Anxious up catch the Princess May out this mC-niag. Frank McPhee and j. NJ Stewart who have just dispos- cd or taes- business interests in Car cross. chartered special train and came over the summit last night
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
WOULD TAX
 BANK NOTES
IBy Alaska News Bureau !

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 25-Ex-Sea- aea- Nelson N. Al57tch. chairman oi lle National Monetary Commission in "a speech here on the present none -a-v system tl p-accdce, declared tha- hank nocaS should De taxed
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
FOWLER HAS
 GOOD CONTROL
CBy Alaska News Bureaul

ABILENE. Kan Nov, 23-Showing much skin in the operating of his a77oplane. Aviator Fowher arrived here yesterday. There was high vlud blowing, which made aerial nav .ation bo,h diHsCuk and dangerous.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
HAL CHASE
 RESIGNS JOB
CBy Alaska News Bureaul

NEW YORK. Nov. 22-Hsl Chase, manazer Of the Ame-Scan League team bere. handed in his resignation vesteraay No reason Is given for his action.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
CALLS TROOPS
 TO CAPITAL
lRv Alasla Nevs Bureaul

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 22-President Francisco I. Madsro yesterday ordered the assembling ha the city Of twenty thousand troops. There are rumoTS Of Che outbreak os another evolution.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
.GOhPERS TO
 BE REELECTED
.. -. - Rs-sa-.l

ATLANTA Nov 1S-The Ame-oaz E-E=-zIc- os LsaE7r convection Is stll
 seS=1- - S 3ou-ht p-o5aaie -r S-=- GCu7s-S vlI be -e-eE eyed 5as CGce o5 0-eS- 5e-- and -1sz ne o-he- oEhcs-s wll
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
FLOODS ARE
 RECE0ING
--sssa Nars B1-ga5-'

TACOMA Nov zz-Ra7o--s rom -ra S-E g-r---- indicate -hs- Ihe ~ o,=S are -eceEE Trans are s ---c 5- schedule 1ue al o-1ds e- Ea--z Hsz- rz7&-eE.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
HETTY HAS
 BIRTHDAY
CRy Alaska News Bureau }

NEW YORK. Nov. 22-Hetty Green. yesterday celebrated her seventy-sixth birthday. She has the use Of aH her faculties and Is considered one uf the best business women in America she is also considered one oE the richest women In the world
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
NANKING IO BE
 FORWARDED
.sv Alzzza News su-eazl

SHANGHAI Noy Se-A6v8oes re 1-=-eE Ez-e E-au NslEElE szce Shac -- -v S aS1u- -o he roIhz7ded
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-23
TAFT E
 KEPT BUSY
er AIasEa Nsps su-5z1.l

WASENlGT0N D- C Nov. 22- t'-s sEEr-s -a7. 5s 05r-l--ss -c be feel
 1 Ne-s- lc5Ey He 0euas1s i1sl1e zEo5,y and Is wo-ki1E oa his mes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
CHAMPION WOMAN
GOLFER DEFEATED
MISS MARGARET CURTIS PROVES
no MUCH ron ENTERSA-
ToSAL PLAYER.

SHORT HILLS. y. q. oct. Is.-
0utlucked as well as ontplayed, M
Dorothy /. Campbell. the champion.
WAS iefeatnd by Miss Margaret CARTS,
of Boston. in the ssnli-flnai round or
tbs women's national golf champion
ship to- day and the latter who Eetd
the title IN 1907 meets Miss Lillian
- HYDE. the metropolitan champion.
IN the final to- morrow.
Miss Hyde won her way tufn ma
final By easily defeating Miss L. W.
Allen. who. like Miss Cnrtis. Is Bos-
tonian. The deciding match VIII IS
betwean two OF the best long players
In the country.
Ever since she Hrek began 10 be a
factor in wernen's golf. as far back
~ 1900 when she first qualified Tor
the national title. Miss Curtis has
been famous for her long driving. bug
IN the past two years Miss Hyde has
come forward as an even longer pfay-
er than her more experienced appo-
nsnt. and the match Tomorrow should
establish q new standard Ia this de-
pertinent of the game.
The metropolitan champion. Miss
Hyde. played better golf in her match
against Miss Alien than she Ead dis
paved TO any Of the previous rounds.
Her short game. while far from per
feet, was considerably improved and
she ran down several kood puts.
four bail competition was played
In the afternoon. and Miss CarnpbelI
and her fellow Canadian. Miss Il. C.
Nesbit. ~ Toronto. turned in d best
Ball card of S5. Miss Harriet Curtis
and Miss Florence McNeelev were sec-
ond with ST
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
ATTENDANCE RECORD
IN WORLDS SERIES

The first worlds segies tBest ave
games out o. nine1. was played be-
tween Boston and Pittsburgh Ia 1909.
The attendance was 1oo.43s Ia the
eight games played the biggest SIM
gle days ssSendancs being 1s,s0l.
No games were played In 1895.
n 1905 the Giants ana Athletics
met and the nve games drew slss2a.
the biggest days attendance being
II.
u 1895 the White Sox and Cubs
had their memorable meeting They
drew Tor six games ss.sas people. Nth
zs.zsT ri their banner day
Ia 1897 the Chicago Cubs mes De-
trofts drawing 78,ess III fsvc games.
biggest single game attsndanee. e4,-
In 1865 Chieago and Detroit met
aEafn ard drew S2zsz Ia fiye games
with lTs7sa on the big day.
In 1909 Pittsburgh met Detroit. seven
games played. I45 .gs5 SAW The games
and salSi5 sci 4 high mark for q sin-
gle game
In 1919 the Athletics naet the Cubs
I'VE games were played and an attend
aisee Of i2s.22e turned out, 25774
crowding the park for the higeeat day
The following shows the receipts ano
what the players received la former
worlds series
1895 s5e.oee; Boston players, 81. Isz
each; Pittsburgh players. 1I.Sis.25
each
as05ss SIS. 1851 Athletic players. IN
cludtng the clubs share. $685.. ~: Giant
players Sl.1ss.
lsps-$ ies.Sse; White s0x players,
St.sT4.sS e1cn; Cub players. $4ss. so.
2e07-~s Iei. S2s.s0: Cub players. So
i12.ss each; Desrelt players. Sa.sss.es
each
1903 sss.s7s.Has Cub players. s.gl7.-
ss each: Detroit players. $eTo each.
Is0s-$1 s.. z02 50: Pittsburgh PLAYERS.
q 1857 zach: Detroit players. sl.ass.-
1910 s17s.aSC: Athletic playnrr
sx.oss. - each; Cub players. sa.s7s.fe
each
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
Worlds Series Bulletin Can be Read
While Jaspers Play Yellow Jackets

Manaser Vaughan Gary, OF the
Richmond College football team, has
arranged TO have tho returns from he
0pening game IA the w5rlA.s ehasr-
pienship series between the Athletics
afsc the Giants ouIlefislsd Id Broad
Street Park to- Hay, wi.en the las
pers tackle the Randolph Vt zsoa Yell
low Jackets
The fact. that ne. Richm ~ bows
are to play thesr old rivals frosn Ash
land Is sure I dIlW Il larga cr wd.
and Manager cary realized that ali
would Wish 10 Hiss how Fho ssrux2
sic between the two big laAgae baee-
ball clubs pp0gres ed. A spees.ls wire.
To the park Will give the plays. The
score by innings viii be posted on the
big scoreboafd on the center aeid
fence
The Richmond College boys thiak
their Chances OF beating the Yellow
Jackets are more than excellent The
team Is showing life and dash, aaa
with Captain Taylor to direct the play
the boys VIII not lack for general
ship.
Captain Taylor. II he consulted only
his own y'iahes, would prefer to pIav
81 the end OF the line. without doubt
the Richmond captain Is one OF tia
best men that ever went down the
taead under D kick or captured = for
yard pass He has speed, follows the
ball we'll and tackles hard.
The JaspArs however, are NOT
wealthy In material FOR quarterha IL.
consequently Coach Honaker mas
sent the captain Or the team to that
position. TaSIor Is playing great
game at tho signal station In prac
tiee. but ne has not been able to
show his abfltty In real game thus
far. An abarsas on his arm kept him
out OF the lineup In the Frederlci.s-
burg game bat the supporters OF he
team will he chile to get Iine ON him
Ia the gars1e to-day
With Captain Taylor back OF ne
line win be Ianhford. Ancarrow and
Brown, the laKtcr newcomer, VINO
is showing up ia tine style. II Is liEse-
" that Murrex. Lutz aud james viii
he given ehance 70 get in me game
0sfore L - over, and Murray II a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
HARVARD TRIES OUT
NEW BACK FIELD

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Ger Ia.
Harvard win start to-morrow's com
rest against Wiillans with a very
much different lineup from that which
she presented isst Saturday against
Holy Cross.
This afternoons practice, while not
OF hardening nature. proved long
and irksonne. Each set OF men work.
ed with their respective coaches. Team
A faced team 3 and the second elevsn.
and trotted through formations In
snappy style. Special stress was laid
on the defensive formations for these
plays and the team worked hard.
praeticing tactics 70 protect the kicker
while pHntiug. Toexnorrow'e lineup:
Felton, ieft end: Rogers .Iaft tackle
Leslie. left guard: Storer. center:
Fisher right guard: Gardiner. right
tackle Smith, right end Potter,
quarterback: Bette left haIfhack: .
Reynolds, right halfhaek: BiackaIl.
fnllback
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
YALE EXPECTS HARD
CAME WITH " .I.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Oct. 1s.
Yale expects a scrappy game against
the eleven from Virginia Poiytechnic
Institute here tomorrow. but the Yale
attack II much better developed now
than Il was last season when another
Southern team. Vanderbilt. held the
Ellis scoreiess. and the coaches gem
orally expects a couple Of scores.
The final practice to-day consisted
OF an hour OF secret practice and
another hour Of open kicking prac-
tica Head Coach Field said that
eone Of fhe plays thar had been
taught the past week Ia secret would
be disclosed tomorrow against the
Virginians.
Dave Fuitz. the former Brown cap
tain. Will referee to-Enorrows game
FNuFtx II a native Of Virginia and hts
appointment Is highly acceptable 10
both teams. To.rnorroMss lineup:
Left snd. Avery; left tackle. scully.
left guard. francis centre. Ketchann:
right guard. Mol3evitf; right end, W
Howe: quarterback. A. Howe. cap
tain; left halfbauk. Reilly: right half
back. Spaiding fulllsack. Anderson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
REDS DEFEAT MAPS
FOR SECOND TIME

CLEVELAND. 81, Oct. Tha
Cincinnati Reds won the second xar,1e
OF the Ohio championship series here
to-day. Q % Z. Benton, OF the Reds.
and Crum Kaier. OF the Maps. haei
= pitchers battle nnfil the efghth
inniflg. with the score 2 % i in favor
OF the Reds
In the seventh Stovan stamped III
70 bat for Kaler and While Mgfchsii
took the mound in the eighth. He
was Wild and was eaky for the Reds
the latter asnaxsing eight runs. giving
them a lead which the Maps could
net overcome.
The Reaa exceiied III the Held,
snAppy work robhing the Mans al
hits. The Maps made their only scores
~ the seventh and eighth The Reds
SGT two III the seventh and the rest
n the eighth. Nap errors helped
boost Reds totals
The score by Innings ri.
Cleveland .. 80 0 o o 90 | o. :
Cincinnati 000o02go -~rE,
Batteries. Kaier. Mitchell. FeIkene
berg and ptNeiiI: Benton and Clarke.
Time. lao Empires. Evans ana
Rigier. Attendance. a.afs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Especial to The Richmond vfrkluian.
ARLINGTON. vAss Oct 1 a.s@-kl aas1p-
den sdneyss ii1ht team was slowed
Under e Il by WaahHFlon and
4 ~ sillk afternoon rho varsity
showed great Ss1sRf0Yesnenf over m
first game Hrakan fIcId running 81
RafxetS featured Line@up
Varsity. Positions College.
t'fa1aeis leff es1sl Willis
miller lett tackle A1k4.lss,I
lSk'iss - lsfs quart 1ppen Raaimor
y sssss tire I. Boiling
FtsoFAaW figIsk guard lansntsa
1tisxs fiaat tackle Be3ss cfct
ttsllz' F*s:l sssa aayns
utlsffsi isseA Ami,iseiATs
y ssas. nj lissE lssttf A4sk fasss i
y sI,A ils54s sslkl ,ahk 8i&nsea
lsstflk k.sii 'sslel< 8. sAtsa
essllS. Esiie Alilc8issa.
fssk ~ fnsssk ktsskef Aflliefs s.
lkaferSe. HpHIh4eA 'fszHIfe. 81 81
a stIks9sl IN TsnsHs Kslafk&fs fz.s xltiIsx
6fss rifxlnia sssiifAfs ztss{ifalfe plslSs
Aessss 0f Morris k:aF<ssns here It's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
VIRGINIA IN FORM
FOR SWATHMORE
TEAM MAY SURPRISE HUSKY
EIEvEN FRosG WILLIAM
PENIS STATE.

Especial 10 The Richmond YirxinIan. J
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Oct. IL.
---sswarthmore's husky football team
arrived tonight for the game with
Virginia tomorrow The coach said
that his men We're in good condition,
after a weeks recnperation from the
IA Eayette game last saturday
The odds are in favor os Swarth-
more to win by a small margin The
Virginia team is confident Of winning
its first big game. although coodhue.
the regular haifback. MAS called 10
Texas on account OF the death or a
relative
Walters. the Colorado high school
lad will play the position, and it Will
be his hrst college game. In practice
he has performed brilliantly. and he
is expected To star There was no
scrimmA9e this afternoon. although
much attention was given TO running
through the signals
If Virginia wins It will be on alert
ness. as her team is greatly out
weighed j. NJ TutwileF, quarterback
In 1903. arrived to-day from Birm-
ingham To assist Yaneey and John
son IN the coaching.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

man liable to tear off spectacular
run at any time.
George will be al his Odd place Ia
the pivot position. He Will he flank
ed BY Gill and Harris. with Tyler AMI
Benton as substitutes. DHyal ami
Decker, the star tackles, Nifl look ar
ter that part Of the line. and 0'Neil
and JGstis viii caver the ends.
With this lineup the team VIII put
forth its strongest combinations. and
unless Randolph Macon has improved
greatly the yellow Jackets are due
for d busting Both teams failed to
score against Frederieksburg and
held their opponents seoreless, but OF
the two Richmond College made the
better showing, according to the Fred
tricixsburg hoys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
TICKET SPECTATORS
WIN ri PHILADELPHIA

PAIL AI3flfspfTEA Pm, Oct ia Il
fho1 the announcement WAS F3asls
~ tho lia0na cement Of tie Athletic
s slsa Bali Club that ticks Tor tIlA
ssssFaasa sNfaex Eouid De 0btaiaaea indy
i4s mail nf1ar ana that moi fti0fe than
e:lfdz E1AfM xoz f.sH EWp &ssfisNs az ffae
series saaf0, 4Esa ~ s02siiy s.elinf8nA
zii<xt nASs hox ia Ii tile tzees II 1hose
ii ~ have he@H RflefeN Iii tise aiiAs4
,lsssslt III tlsns fis5& from s.f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
Fsootball Games To- DAY.

ia HflulrA- Macon az Richmond.
SwArthnaore et Eifginsa
". p. i az Yale.
sAnherss ut Trinity
orion 81 Wesfeyaus
Colgate AT Princeton
Syracuse al Rochester
Rutgers as West Point.
Williams ae Harvard
VILLA Nova af Pennsylvania.
Gektysburg at Lafayette
Holy Cross at Dartmouth
Pennsylvania State at Cornell
Rowdoin n Brown.
RaalainGtan and Iefx@xson as 4Anna-
polls
Michigan IL Michigan nAgesas.s
Ohio Wesleyan at Wifsenberk.
nsHienn 1t Case.
Ohio State At Western Reserve
Hiram ut Oberiin
0hio AZ West vlreinia.
Rose City af Vanderbilt.
South Carolina iii Charleston.
sseorgte at Alabama.
Howard at Mississippi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
GIANTS AND ATHLETICS READY
FOR FIRST CANE or SERIES
Nsu Voyk i covds1 MeGyaws Afsa Wy Vim Especially As
Mathes0n Of Condition and 1tEieirs Ace Re-
ported - Be- Ashag- Bender b Oppose MGay

haze also secured a plentiful aIiot-
uieft OF seats. while steady patrons
Of the game have been ignored The
management III the Athletics is blamed
for the way IN which the tickets have
been Distributed
Tickets for 81 seats fur the opening
game IN New fefk are being sold here
'at from $I2 10 SIS The supply seems
70 hn nnlimiged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

ITHACA. Oct. fs Cornell
sxpeets the sacsE game ~ tha sss.-
SOD 81 Tar with EeAS state ii sss0t-
row The football coaches statea this
eShillns that they would not bs ss,rs
pEispN Il tlse g0ruelI fSHsn Wme bAafS
Hapls The He'd tsa ii swtli ~ Nak 81.
The sridffoA tpxapxxoW MIkhD0k the
sHxN5SRS ~ ntnSu Munk ana Nstfi@
hack fsm<iHfisSif. nalh IL sef0tl. Hexk
rec tired E1ts HQlzex zzlnt
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-17
W. T. STRAIN.

II was long and bloody battle for
life that was waged by James B. Mer-
shon, of Newark. N. j., of which he
writes, Il had lost much blood from
lung hemorrhages. and was very weak
and run down, For eight months was
unable to work. Death seemed close
on my heel. when | began. three weeks
ago. to use DIR. Kings New Discovery
But it has helped me greatly. 1t is do
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sore lungs, obstinate coughs. stubborn
colds. hoarseness, lagrippe. asthma
hay fever. or any throat or lung trouble
its supreme. soc and 81. Trial bottle
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-17
Proclamation of Special School Tax
Election, District No. Is, Grant
Parish. Louisiana.

Pursuant to n resolution passed by the Par
ish Board of school Directors OF the Parish OF
Grant, Louisiana. at its regular meeting held
on May Is, 1911, l. John H McNeely. President
pliance with said resolution, special election
will be held in school District No. Ii OF said par
ish of Grant, Louisiana, on
TUESDAY, JUNE ~. 1911, :
for the purpose OF submitting to the property
tax payers qualified under the Constitution and
Laws OF the State of Louisiana, to vote at said
election, the following proposition to-wit:
To levy q five mill special tax ON all property
subject to state taxation In School District NO.
Is OF the parish of Grant, La, for period OF
i've years. beginning with the year 1911 and end
ing with the year 1915, both years inclusive. Tor
the purpose Of constructing. repairing and equip
ping public school buildings purchasing sites.
titles to which shall be vested In the public. Tor
paying teachers, In fact for general educational
purposes.
For the purpose OF said special election. the
polling place win be at Buckelew Precinct. Grant
parish. La, and Messrs. +. NJ. Dean, Geo. Obef
and X. A. Wall have been appointed commission
ers, and Mr.. W. p. Dean clerk OF election. to
serve at the said polling place In their several
capacities as prescribed by law. At said special
election the polls will be open at seven O'CLOCK
a. IN. and close at i've O'Clock p. m, and the cleo
ton will be conducted in accordance with the
laws OF Louisiana applicable thereto.
Notice Is also given that at eleven o clock q. IN
on June g. 1871 the said Parish Board OF Schoo
Directors of the parish OF Grant, Louisiana, will
meet at the court house. at Colfax. Grant parish
La, and In open session proceed to open ths
ballot box, examine ana count the ballots IL
number and amount, examine and canvas thu
returns and declare the result of said specia
election.
Coifax. Louisiana. this the 18th day of May
J.H. McNEELY.
President