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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-09-06
MINERAL APPLICATION No. oi4s2s
United states Land office.


Phoenix. Arizona, July 10. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that r..
Block. whose Poet Office address il
Prescott. Arizona. has made applica.
ton for patent 10 an0O linear feet of
the April shower aud Christmas Gift,
lode mining claims, survey No. l2g1l.
in Hassayampa Mining District. Yav.
apai County. Arizona. Appropriately
sec. 30 Twp. IL - y. r. 3 W. I'm.
surveyed. Prescott National Forest.
Described as follows:
Christmas Gift Lode. Beginning at
cor. No. |. whence 4. : L. NJ No.
2s27 brs. ;. II deg 10 min. r.. 1881
IT,. Thence: y. ~ deg. 80 min. r..
1900 II. "a cor No. 2. thence; 3. 3T
deg. ~ min. T.. 600 II. 10 cor No. 3.
thence; :. ~ deg 30 min. W. 1900
n. to cor. No. 4, thence: y. 81 deg.
81 min. w. 900 IL. 10 cor. No. !. the
Place of beginning.
April shower Lode. Beginning AZ
cor No. /; whence e. :. l.. NJ. No,
2s27 brs. 5. ~ deg. rs min. r.. 1851
II. Thence; :. 81 deg. 81 min. r.
900 ~. 10 cor. No. >, thence \. Sc
deg. 20 min. W. 1900 n. 20 egF. No.
2, thence; " 81 deg 81 min. ". 600
n. TO cor. No. 4, thence y. SO deg.
% min. T.. 1900 n. 20 cor No |, the
place Of beginning. Area g066l
acres, less area In conflict with sur.
No. 2s27. Empire lode $500 acres.
and Friely lode l.oOi acres, Net area
Christmas Gift lode 1861 acres.
Christmas GIFT lode. area 205sg
acres, lees area in conflict with sur.
No. 1897, Middle lode 0g9s acres, aud
Empire lode l,T26 aeres. Net area
Christmas Gift lode 1851 acres
The location notices arc recorded
as follows. Christmas Gift lode. Book
~ Of Mines, page G3i; April shower
lode. Book 30 81 Nine, page $50
Records of Yavapsi County. Arizona
This claim Is bounded on the North
by New Year ode unsurveyed. y.
Block claimant, and n. s. Land on
the East and south hy sur. 80 gs27
Middle, Empire and Frisiy lode-, and
u. :. Land, and on the West BY u,
:. Land.
FRANK N. PARKER.
Register.
First pub. Aug 2
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-09-06
MARX SITE OF FRONTIER FORT

EsTHERvILLE, Ia, Aug. 3i.--A
four days patriotic celebration was
begun here today under the auspices
Of the Daughters Of the Revolution.
The chief feature of the celebration
j. TO be the dedication Of shaft 20
mark the site 81 old Fort Defiance,
famous reminder Of the pioneer
davs II Iowa.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-09-06


ton IN the death Of her husband oc
CURED short time ago az Long
Beach. arrived yesterday and was
extended sympathetic expressions of
coincidence over the loss Of this well
known and popular citizen. Mrs
Fisher win make her home in the
city.
On Mining Business.
George Ludlow, representing Salt
Lake capitalists, arrived in the city
Thursday, and will leave today for
the southern part Of the county TO
make an examination Of mines, and
will also visit with his brother for
n few days who is mining near Nor.
gan city, few miles from Castle
Hot Springs.
Country Looks Good.
y. J. Ritter. who returned yester.
day from n few weeks trip through
the northern counties, reports the
live stock industry in good condi.
ton. and there Is every indication
of one of the most prosperous fall
and winter seasons. He will return
today to his sheep range in the Lone.
some Valley.
Teachers Return.
Among the public school teachers
who have returned from their yaca.
ton are Miss Ruth 4. Rucker, who
will teach at the Washington school,
who has been visiting with relatives
az Washington, ID. G.. and Miss Min
ME Webb, who will take charge Of
the Poland school. The latter arriv.
ed yesterday from Los Angeles.
Looking over Oil Lands.
Fred :. Bleazley. Of California.
who has been looking over oil lands
at winslow. arrived in the city yes.
terdny and will leave today for the
Verde Valley. where he will make an
examination Of that prospective oil
field. lie will go through jerome,
and intends TO make general exam.
ination Of the valley.
Return From South.
Approaching the excellent summer
climate II this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. W. Morrill,. the former the secre-
tary II the Arizona Horticultural
association, returned yesterday from
Phoenix, and will remain until the
warm weather moderates. They were
visitors earlier in the season, and
are nj Hotel Congress.
From the Mines.
e. J. McNul'y. who is developing
mines on Big Copper Creek. in Has.
sayampa district, was in the city yes
terday and reports work progressing
ON his interests. lie also states that
last Sunday another heavy downpour
Of rain occurred there, which swept
through the country with tremend.
Gus force, but doing no damage for
the reason there was nothing Of val.
ne that could be destroyed. On Little
Copper Creek, however, storms earlier
in the summer destroyed everything
and there is not vestige left OF
surface improvements. The season
has been the heaviest in rain falls
that has ever been known. in that
section.
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Business Visit.

Business Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Apmstill Of
Harrington are in the city FOR few
DAYS, the former having business
matters to attend to. lie states that
the Tiger Gold company is running
steadily and satisfactorily, and much
activity is noticeable in the Bradshaw
region.
Cherry Greek Visitors.
q. :. Purtyman and 4. X. Carlson,
popular young miners of Cherry
Creek district. after n brief visit to
the city, returned home yesterday.
Both were equipped with documents
that indicate that hymeneal events
are soon to take place in which both
are deeply interested.
Returns Home.
Miss Mary Mcdonnell, sister Of
the late Dr. !. X. Mcdonnell. who
has been visiting with friends in the
city for several days. and was a
guest az the home of Robt. T.. Morri.
son, returned 10 Jerome yesterday,
where she will teach in the public
schools for the ensuing term.
Local option Election.
After having been dry for period
of two years the residents Of the
Walker precinct have petitioned the
board Of supervisors 10 call a>iocnl
option election for that precinct. At
the last county election this precinct
voted wet by small margin. The
election has been called for the 23rd
Of September
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-09-06
MINERAL APPLICATION No. olbies
lnit.d staies Land Offiee.

United states Land office,
Phoenix, Arizona, August ~, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that John
W. Doughsrty, Of San Diego, Califor
mia. by John !. Hawkins, his Attor.
ney-in. Fact. whose post office ad.
dress j. Prescott, Arizona, has made
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his brother. Judge NJ. p. Kinkaid, OF
Nebraska, who is sojourning here for
a few days. The former is engaged
n mining in his state.
Home From Los Angeles.
j. 4. Petit returned Wednesday
afternoon from ten days business
visit in Los Angeles, California.
Returns From Coast.
Judge J. NJ. W. Moore, who has
been visiting with his sister in Los
Angeles for the past few weeks, re.
turned yesterday.
Business Visitor.
James +. Bark, Of Humboldt and
Mayer. where he is interested as
meat merchant, was in the city yes.
terday on business.
Visiting with Friends.
Victor Cox, son Of W. u. Cox. meat
merchant II Jerome, is in the city
for few days visiting with friends
and will return home tomorrow.
Visits Old Home.
Mrs. J. |. Roberts left yesterday
for Kirkland valley, where she will
visit for few weeks with her sister,
Miss Pearl Jackson and other rcla-
tivcs.
Pleasure Trip.
Deputy Assessor G. Il. Gentry left
yesterday morning for pleasure
visit Of few days with friends in
Phoenix and other towns along the
:. r. =. =.
From the Mines.
Former sheriff James X. Lowry
arrived from bis mining camp at
Pine Flat yesterday and win remain
for several DAYS on business and 20
visit with his wife and family.
Return From Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. wingfield,
who have been making n tour If the
Pacific coast for the past month,
returned yesterday and will leave TO.
day for their home at Camp Verde.
Fronm the Range.
Phillip stanley, engaged in the live
stock business NJ the Coyote ranch.
in Lonesome valley, was in the city
yesterday on business and gives u
good account of the range and cattle
conditions.
Business Visitors.
A. r.. Upper aud Dave Booker, of
Walker. were in the city yesterday
on business and report that district
as enjoying its usual activity with
the outlook good for the coming fall
and winter.
To Capital City.
Mrs. ". :. Norviel. wife of the
private secretary TO GOV. II. T.. Sloan,
left yesterday for Phoenix for n few
! DAYS visit with her husband and
will return later TO continue her sum.
mer outing in the city.
Attends Mine Meeting.
T. q. Norris left yesterday for
Kingman. where he will attend the
| annual meeting of stockholders Of
the Marietta Mining and Milling
company tomorrow. He will visit
Los Angeles before returning.
Summer Visitors Leave.
Mrs. I. T. Stoddard, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Celors stoddard,
the former her son. after summer
sojourn in the city, returned tn their
home in Phoenix yesterday, well
pleased with their stay ut their
former home.
Many Claims Located.
DR.. sara + .Thacker, Of Big Bug
district, yesterday sent for record a
batch Of placer mining locations that
cover over $50 acres. Her interests
are located on the Aqua fria, about
twelve miles from the town Of
Mayer
Eastern Visitors.
DR.. aud Mrs. G. W. Richardson OF
Washington, ID. G. are the guests OF
Dr.. and Mrs. c. f.. Yount. He occu
pies the chair of larynology and otto
logy in the George Washington Med
zeal school. Tie and his wife are
Just here from visit 10 the Grand
Canyon and they are delighted witt
the Arizona climate.
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Of September.
(From Saturdays Daily.)
Farming Vititor.
James Davis, successful dry farm.
or ~ Ferguson Valley, was an arrival
in the city yesterday on business.
Copper City Visitor.
Judge :. =. Denison, ~ Jerome,
was an arrival in the city yesterday
aud will remain for few days to
visit with friends and on business.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. Howard Brown and Mrs. j.
Otis Haley. of Humboldt. are in the
city for few days visiting with
friends and are guests at the Hotel
~. Michael.
Returns TO East.
Mrs. Essie Nelson. daughter of Geo.
=. Harrington, arrived from Crown
King a few days ago and left yes.
terday for Taylorvile. Ills. where
she will reside.
Home From Outing.
Rev. and Mrs. II. W. Lathe, the
former the pastor Of the Congrega-
iional church in this city, returned
yesterday from months outing at
San Diego. Cal.
Returns Home.
Miss Elizabeth Yoder, 81 Los An
geies. who has been the guest Of
Mrs. +. u. Smith for the past few
weeks, returned home yesterday. af-
ter n delightful visit.
Miners In City.
james McWhorters, foreman Of the
Big Pine mine. Ben and David Ma
jors. and Clarence Eckert, employees
Of the company. are in the city on
business and will return today.
Brief Business Visit.
Oliver Lopez arrived yesterday from
Mohave county, and is en- route 10
Cherry Creek district on mining bust
ness for a few days. He Is associ-
ated with his brother and Blake
Baker in developing mines and gives
a good account Of the property, in.
tending 20 return in n few days.
visiting Friends.
Mrs. Walter Hill arrived from
Phoenix yesterday TO visit with rel
atives and friends for a few weeks
! -. no. fo.,,ax hou,. she ,x,s ne
corded a welcome by many who were
NJ the depot 10 meet her.
Returns From Mines.
GINS scarapau. mechanical engin
eer, who has been nj the Hauey min
ing camp near Skull Valley, returned
10 the city yesterday. and gives al
excellent report Of the outlook OF
that property.
Looking After Interests.
Prof. 4. NJ. MeOmie. Of the agri
cultural department Of the Univer
sity NJ Tucson, returned yesterda,
and will look after the interests q
the experimental station 10 be es
tsblished near jerome Junction.
Bufiness Visitor.
John Bixler, business man Of Al
Fork. was in the city yesterday. AM
reports that section - thrifty in al
lines 81 commercial life. with IN
range interests buoyant over pros
poets for favorable fall and white
grazing.
Comes for Brief Visit
Sister Dolorine, Of the order o
Loretta, arrived this morning fror
: Denver. Colo, for brief visit wit
her brothers. Robt. y. and Hug
Morrison aud other relatives. Thi
il her first visit TO Prescott and sh
.. will be a special guest also at ~
Josepb's academy. She was met a
/ Ash Fork by Rob,. T.. Morrison.
Leave for OIL Lands.
DIR. Bleazley, Of Los Angeles, an
! DR.. Devore, Of Tempe, left the cit
yesterday for Camp Verde, wher
they will be joined by =. l.. Grifh
1 aud d. " Snowgosse, who preeede
them the day before, going by wa
? Of jerome. They were taken In a
, auto by IA. Anthony.
|. Returns From Coast.
Mrs. J. J. Fisher. whose sad affli'
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Qfom Fridays Daily.)
Visiting Brother.

John Kinkaid, Of orOville, Cal, ar
rived In the city yesterday, to meet
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-09-06
Business Visitors.

4. T.. Upper and Dave Booker, of
Walker. were in the city yesterday
on business and report that distrie,
as enjoying its usual activity with
the outlook good for the coming fall
and winter
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Returns From Coast

Mrs. J. }. Fisher, whose sad afflie.
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To Capital City.

Mrs. W. :. Norviel. wife of I
private secretary TO GOV. II. y. Slot
left yesterday for Phoenix for Il
DAYS visit with her husband q
will return later to continue her ~
..... ...,:.... "a, H. .'t..
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Fronm the Range.

Phillip stanley, engaged in the live
stock business Mt the Coyote ranch,
in Lonesome valley, was in the city
yesterday on business and gives n
good account of the range and cattle
conditions.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-09-06
FRAN XII. PARKER

Register
First publication August 10. 1911
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-09-06

First pub Aug 2
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Pleasure Trip.
From the Mines.
Return From Coast.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. wingfi,
who have been making tour Of
Pacific coast for the past mon
returned yesterday and will leave
day for their home at Camp Verde
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-08-26

system at any time, after it has been
placed in operation, fail to give the
relief l am assured by competent
authority it would give, I will bind
myself to discontinue the same and
guarantee that this system will not
in any way interfere with the proper
drainage of the ditch on the north
side of Iberville street or with the
street in any manner.
Trusting you will grant me the
permission sought, thereby coming
to the relief not only of myself, as
taxpayer, but the entire neighbor-
hood, am,
Yours very truly.
G. A. GONDRAN.
The following communication was
read and received:
Dcnaldsonville, La. Aug. Is, 1911.
To the Honorable Mavor and Mem.
bers of the City Council
Gentlemen = The Woman's Civic
League has made ARRANGEMENTS with
the Williams band to furnish music
once a week in the square by the
market. and we want aid to build
q stand and would like you to help
us, either by cash donation or in
giving lumber, nails, carpenter, or
anything towards building the stand
We should also like to know if the
town will furnish light for these oc-
caslons, as we intend to beautify
Mississippi street this fall.
Respectfully,
WOMAN'S CIVIC LEAGUE,
Mrs. H. C. Whiteman, Pres.
On motion, duly seconded and
adopted, the communication from
the Standard Oil Company was re-
ferred to the public works commit
tee, with Instructions to look into
the matter and report to the coun-
Gil at the next meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Wathen. duly
munication from G. A. Gondran was
referred to the public works com
mittee, with authority to take i'm
mediate action in the premises, pro-
vided, that after consultation with
the city attorney, it is found that
the council has the right legally to
grant the permission sought by Mr..
Gondran.
Mr.. Schroeder moved that the sum
Of $25 be appropriated to the Wo-
mans Civic League of Donaldsonville
for the purpose Of assisting that or
ganization in constructing a band
stand in Crescent Place, and that the
town furnish lights without charge
on the occasion of the weekly band
concerts to be given in the square
under the auspices of the League.
The motion was seconded by Mr..
Milano and unanimously adopted.
There being no further business re-
quiring attention, the council adj
journed. ALFRED LANDRY, Clerk.
To keep posted read The Chief.
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TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.
Office OF Town Collector, Dona1dson-
4 4

Office of Town Collector, Dona1dson-
Vile, La, Aug. 70, 1911.
IN CONFORMITY with Section GO
of Act No. IS Of 1888, notice is
hereby given to all parties holding
mortgages upon real estate located
in the town Of DonaldsonVille on
which taxes for the year 1910 have
not been paid, that will begin the
sale of the same at the courthouse
door on Saturday, Sept. 16, 1911,
at IL o'clock a. M, and that a num-
Der of pieces of property SO delin-
quent are now being advertised in
this newspaper, in conformity with
law, preparatory to such sale. The
attention of mortgage creditors is
especially called to these advertise
ments Of tax sales, and they are
warned to take such steps prior TO
the sale as may be necessary to
protect their rights.
ROBT. DILL, Town Tax Col.
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Residence Changes.

j. G. Dabadie, the capable young
manager Of the local branch supply
house of the Swift Packing Company
mas moved from the two-story Vega
cottage in st. Vincent street opposite
st. Vincent's Institute, to the coy
cottage at the corner of Houmas and
Claiborne streets, also owned by Mr..
Vega and formerly occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Benton and family.
The latter recently removed to New
Orleans.
Mrs. Sam. Ayraud, for many years
resident of this community, moved
to New Orleans this week and will
hereafter make her home in that city
The commodious Ayraud dwelling at
the corner of Railroad avenue and
Claiborne street has been rented by
Mrs. John Landry, who has taken up
her residence therein with her
family
G. 0. Peltier, for the past eighteen
months employed as chief engineer
and superintendent of the Colonial
Sugars Company's big refinery at
Gramercy, and who was previously
y
chief engineer of the Mccall Bros.
Evan Hall factory in this parish,
came to Donaldsonville this week
with his family and will reside here
henceforth, being comfortably domi-
ciled in the handsome cottage in Mis-
sissippi street just vacated by Mrs.
John Landry and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sims, who are
presently domiciled in the newly
built Tobias cottage in Houmas
street, will remove on the LIST prox-
imo to Sans Souci," the old Sims
homestead in the fourth ward, about
one mile below Donaldsonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Weber and
family, who for some time past have
been residing in the Kline cottage
at the corner of Houmas and her
vile streets, will also become SUI
burbanites next week, when they
will move into the handsome coun-
try home known as Green Gables"
which is situated on the east bank
of Bayou Lafourche about one mile
below town.
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TOWN TAX SALES.
OF
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY
Town of Donaldsonville
versus
Delinquent Tax Debtors

~
BY VIRTUE OF the authority
vested in me by the constitution
ana laws of the state Of Louisiana.
l VIII sell at the principal front
door of the courthouse in the town
OF Donaldsonville, within the legal
hours for judicial sales, beginning at
IL O'Clock a. m. on
SATURDAY, SEPTIC, 1911,
and continuing on Monday and each
succeeding day until said sales are
completed, all immovable property
on which taxes assss III, ss5 due stp HE
town OF Donald sonYilIe, to enforce
collection OF the taxes assessed II,
the year 1910, and each year pre-
.vious thereto, together with interest
thereon from the 31st day Of Dee.
1910, at the rate of two per cent
Der month, until paid, and all costs!
The names of said delinquent tax
payers, the amount of taxes due by
each on the assessment of said
wear, and the innnoVable property as
sessed to each to be offered for
sale, are as follows, to-Wit:
Names Total +axns
Bourdier, Mrs. Jules, impd lot
z, SO Is ..@....... 345
Brunei, Remy, impd ST. lot 10
So E...... ..s....5..=..*..=...... 405
Bennett. Mrs. Julienne, impd
lot 81, 50 20 and impd lot
Is, 50 Is. 5.s...,......#...... $50
Campbell, B. A., impd lot 1913,
So H.. 10
earn, Rogers, impd lot SO, sub
MORAN ...... LOU
Gabrielle, Victor, vac lot 3, SO
81, and impt on lot So, So
26 ......S....3...s. z..z.......... 4. so
Calvery, George, impt on lot 27,
So 36....... ............. 1.35
Constantine, p, impt on Maeinnis
| lot l.O5
Dupart, vileor, impd W 8, lot 20,
So 43 5.#sss.z............. i. 80
England, Mrs. Rose, impd lot
123-124 C. ". 50 10.......... 1.50
Fontana, Tony. stock in trade. rs
| Gaines, Mrs. Hennie, i1npd lot
102, So Observation-Disclosures. .75
Guedry, Clementine, vac lot 2.
G.. v So 6.... ~
Holland, John, vac lot l7l-l82
| 1. ~
Hayes, Mrs. Philip, impd lot frtg
- division street l.5C
HILL Mrs. Mary Jane, impt on
| lot Leo Blanchard, and inpt
| on lot Maginnls .......... ~
4 Harris, Mitchell, impd lot 1919. G. Y
v. So r.. "a
Hammond, VIM, impd lot los G.
Jackson 50 As zp vac lot s, So 20 4
Johnson. Mrs. Lizzie, impd 2-3 lot
Is, sub Nolan. l.os
Kahn, Henry, impd lot So, So
/ 2S .........l4 .o'
Ir,aRlanc and Fernandez, impd
lot ISL, SO 10..........-..4.... -
! Miller Est Frank. impd lot 81,
sd 32..s...5..z........ s.#.E.-. 1.a
Martin, Alphonse, impd lot IL, :
So F........ -. :, :. ~. ~
Martin, L. f., impd lot "a, SO 3.Ve
Robertson, Clarissa, impd lot Is,
sub Nolan. W
Ray, Mrs. Lucinda, vac lot 1873,
SO. 12................ q
/ Raw. Randall, impd lot I'll So Il n
smith. r. L.. stock in trade. 800
Sims, JOS, impd W. lot SO, So
81 ..5............. 2.Tt
| Sims. Nazaret, impd lot 185-200
q v. SO LEI
| shallowhorne, Mrs. Lucille, impd
lot 35. sd 32................9 .0f
Toussaint, Adam, impt on lot
/ McCulloh go. 81
Thomas, Annie, impd lot lob, G.
Y so 10. 81
Turner, Mrs. Nancy Ellen, vac
lot 90, sub Nolan. ......... IL
Turner, Mrs. Ellen. vac lot u, G.
v. so 6, and impd lot Il,
So ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.5I
Watkins, Helen, impd W. lot 40,
sd 21...,,.....s.,' ~
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An Ice stove.

DR.. Alexander Graham Bell, famed
as inventor of the telephone to which
nearly every civilized person pays
tribute well deserved, has now in
vented what he calls an ice stove
10 helm make summer heat endur-
able. He gives his invention to the
world, 1t consists OF box full OIL
ice and pipes through winch the
chilled air is forced into any deslrea
apartment by electric fans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-08-26

The Independent Girls Card Club
held an interesting meeting last
Tuesday evening with Miss Edna
Michel as hostess at her hospitable
home in Nichols avenue The prizes
offered were won BY Misses Stella
Beatty, Bessie Couvillion, Edna Mi
chel and Bella Landry.
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SUCCESSOR NOTICE.
Succession of Emanuel Scheilberg,
M 694

No. 694.
WHEREAS, Samuel Schonberg has
filed his application to be appointed
administrator Of the above entitled
and numbered succession:
Public notice is hereby given to
all whom it may concern to show
cause. if any they have or can, with
in SEVEN DAYS from the date
hereof, why said petition should not
be granted; and why said sworn
valuation Of property annexed to pc
=tition should not be approved and
homologated.
Witness my hand and seal Of said
court at Donaldsonville, La, this 18th
day of Aug. 1911.
Il. 81 ]. s. BARMAN,
Clerk of Court.