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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS
i. FRESHMEN, 18 TO O
Red and Black Players Not Only Show Class
With Forward Passes, but Also Have
Luck on Their Side

/ do not succumh o an sttaeH OF sGol,em 5,,
/ hoa3s thev ought to win from Ogden
! by "A good score.
I The high school displays splendid
| team work and shows the effects or
careful training. The ouly high srhoo'
man who was Kept from inc game was
Snov who was injured in the game
last week. The freshmen were handl.
capped by the loss of McCarty and
Worthman. both injured in tho game
with Ogden last Saturday.
Tbe game was called at sis and
;hc freshmen chose tn defend the north
GOAL. Tho first Kickoff cleared the
goal post so was put III play by the
freshmen on the twenty-fiveyard line.
cd a punt. The ball was blocked and
rolled behind the goal post. where a
HIGH school man fell on IT. for touch
down This was at thc end Of The first
minute Of play and seemed 10 disheart-
on fhr freshmen. On the next kickoff
the freshmen advanced the ball 10 mid
field. whore Wilson intercepted for
ward pass and ran eighty wards for
touchdown through an open field. The
irst quarter ended with TIE score II TO
0 i'm favor Of the high school.
In the second quarter the freshmen
forced the plav into the territory of
Ihc Red and Black roal. During this
period tho high school missed two easy
trials at goals from the field. Ole
son made fair catch on the thirty
ward line. but MCINTYRE failed AT the
attempted goal. 4 little later Ward
tried 4 drop from the twcnty-yard line,
but failed.
In the third period the west sdcrs
worked the ball from the center of the
field 10 the freshman. thirty.vard line.
where on n prcftilv executed forward
pass. OIesou 10 Wilson. another touch
down was added. The high school boys
could not dcs;et from getting off SIDE
and had 20 be rencatedly peualizcd.
Cahoon WIS the chief offener
Ogden ONLY Rival Now
For the high school Wilson. Gal
lachcr and MclDtyrc played the best
games. which Cahoon and Olesop were
also strong men. Brecken. who played
his first game yesterday, played good
game at half. Wilson aud GALLAGHER.
who PLAYED the ends. were fast on get
ting down on punts and were strong on
the forward pass as well rs beng good
tacklcrs Mcintyre s kicking was sen
sational and seems TO have got
next 10 the split buck. which the
freshmen have used successfully so far
this season.
The freshmen stars were King. Toll
man and Titus. while Goodspeed, Young
and Miller PLAYED good football. King
hit the line with great force and was
Continued on Following Page)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
SINCLAIR LOSES To
JOHNS IN IS ROUNDS
Salt Lake Boxer Clever, but
Has Dcteriorated Greatly
i'll the Past Year.
special TO The Tribune.

SrcciaI 20 The Tribune.
BUTTE, Mont. oct II peanuts
sinclair. The Salt I.sko prize fighter, To-
night lost to Tally Johns OF Butte. on
n decision al tho cnd nl htecn rpunoS,
before 5000 persons at the brodd"sE
tlIostcr. ,
Tho fight was on" of the GaWcsi cAhi
.blt{ons ever witnessed In Butte. and at
though Sinclair lost la his more husky
and rugged opponent vet the riiS gen
cralshlp and tho all around clcNerness "t
the Utah lad won him many tricnus.
The bout. however, demonstrated tnat
sinclair is not tho boy hc used To be. lie
has doteriolatcd greatly in The past year
Johns who Was the heavier by about
ten pounds. continually bored into SIN
clair, Weakening him so that the salt
Lake lighters blows seemed 10 lack The
steam necessary for a haymaker. Sin
,lajr'S rlcgcrncss at blocking repeatedly
saved him from a knockout.
Johns never CAV" his adversary mo-
mcni Of rest. Sinclair broke ground only
wbcu he had to. His gauge Of distance
was poor aud most uf his swings only
served to punCiuTr the air. Sinclair in
I Inc carly part nf the mill rcsoris ed 10 In
lighting but Johns more than beat him
at it. Neither tighter scored q knock
down, and the wlndup gong found both
going aI a terrific pace, with Johus max
ing frenZicd effort To land Knockout.
Sinclair was much The weaker when
the bout ended,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
BOXING AND MAT
BOUTS AT BEAMS

Willard Bean will give q boxing and
wrestling show at the new san gym
naSium November s. Ii Is his Intention
to pull off weekly exhibitions. probably
alternating professionals with anna
tours.
Amateur sports. which Will he free 10
members will consist OF wrestling box
ing swimming and apparatus work.
There VIII be medals and trophies for
the different events. The first tourna-
ment will he held about January |. 1912.
All holders Of medals will bc given an
opportunity To go to Denver for The in
terstatc tournament in February,
Bamberger Electric Cars to Ogden
every hour-on tho hour. in an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28

After tveuty.four hours of wind the
weather cleared off aud when the Tirs'
whistle blew for the football game
between the university freshmen an''
the Salt Lake high school. the field and
the Temperature were ideal. The game
was fast throughout and the high scho"i
bows carried off the bonors, bJ thc
score of is 70 O. Although the score
indicates considerable 3;rfr~ence in the
strength of the two teams they were
much more evenly matched than thet
appear TO have been.
Tho high school scored three toucn
downs no one of which was the result
Of their superiority in straight footpalI.
FOR in that department of the game inc
freshmen outplaycd them.
1t was on the successful execution
OF the forward pass that fhc Nod @ snu
Rlsck made long gains. 1t WAS inns
pIsv that won The game for the hlgh
school. =
There was a good sized crowd of
rooters from the west side md through
out the entire game they kept the east
srandstapd resounding with cheers:
The freshmen were supported by snla u
crowd Of uuivrrsits students on INC
west bIcachers who. under the leader
shin Of Cloyd Woolov. made a very
creditable demonstration for the under
classmeu when they needed II most.
There is lot of rivalry between inc
high schools of the state this wear
Since the games last Saturday when
the Salt Lake high overwhelmed tne
Jordan boys and the Ogden team de-
fcated the freshmen, the Red and Slack
men have not conceded any Of their
opponents The ghost Of a show 10 WIN
IT was with Il feeling of entire confl-
dencc that Coach Richardson 8 men on
tered the game Yesterday The fresh
men put M 4 very different game than
they did last Saturday. but 1t was not
quite good enough to WIN.
The high school 5 victory was partly
luck, for the team scored on flukcs eS
cept the last touchdown which resulted
from a forward pass.
The freshmen line was Impre9nahle at
critical moments. AT no time during
the game except a few minutes in the
third quarter were the west sIders able
to make their yards through the line
and then when they had the bail on
the freshmen IS fivc-yard line they were
unable TO buck il orer.
Freshmen Need Training.
The freshmen still show considerable
lack of training and have not developed
sufficient speed They arc improving.
however. and by tho tune they must
meet Ogden again Ogden will have to
plav better ball than last Saturday IT
they win. Coach Richardson has built
up splendid team and if the boys
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
AGGlES WILL PLAY
MONTANANS TODAY
Snocial ln Thc Trlhunc.

MlSSOt-I,.i, Mont, Oct 27.-The Utah
Aggies arrived In Missoula yesterday in
good condition and were given al good
workout AT the university this after
noon Today they were taken for "A
Sightseeing trip as guests OF the Mon
isna team and later had another praC-
tica
Tho captain and coach of tho Montana
State university feel confident OF vic
tory and are anxious for q chance 10
wipe out last years defeat Both teams
arc about evenly mate chcd I'm weight and
Coach 1ectzcl will rely on speed 10 win
for the Nggics
Much enthusiasm has been worked up
here and II good weather prevails ii win
be the biggest game uf The year for
Missoua. Tho principal officials arc to
be Lowe OF Michigan. referee, and Nc
Kinsey OF Idaho umpire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
Old Sprinter Is Big SurOri,.
Fourth Race al Coeu.
d'Alene. /
PHlLISTINA WINS,
She Captures Third Rae. /,
Is Quoted at The Llbcra
Odds of IS 10 /.

SPOKANE Wash. oc, ,-
man. a six -year-ol1 gcIdinc. 60
prise at Alan today. taking d,,
in The fourth race at one and -
miles. In Tn" speed event at :,
longs. Meadow tic ravon,e ~,
Jack Paine by a uosc. Results.
First race. five and q half .,
seilIng-Gimli GScldcnI. 6 f. W
Thistle Roso 1<irschbauml. ~.
ond. FREQ VIII ,RiddleD. f. ,o,
Time. 1909 10. Wild Form v.
Penang, f;uri. Lawn. r-ince or w5
Prcttv Soon and Cold Poin, fin,s'
named.
second race. six furlorrs. .clu,.
Slupslsy callahan. y 10 ; yo0
tE'rachl. - IL |. second. gIass
(sielofO. 10 > third. Tlme ID.
St Salvania. Making, Blacl y
Gal"nc Gale. Csnora. Lord Clint
Trip finished as named.
Third race, six furlnnrs-pbrI
Pickeusl. ~ to /. won: Mis- X.
lEuNtonI, /, 10 ! second: / ADJ \.
G'rachb. 5 10 >, third. Time IN,
Lexington Lady. Sainotta. Slyie.n
ccndant. Acpuia. Lady Rensselaer, \
Gulch and Toppy Girl finished as n,
Fourth race. mile and an eIrh,h
ing g-Stnn"man tForsytm. % In / 7,
The Peer &C.. Eossp, II 10 |. a..
Juan CGrosS), > 10 |. third. Tina
Edna Stewart, Jim Caffcrals. sir
Figent. Tho Monk. Trieste snd pts.
finished as named.
Fifth race. six fUrloncs "a
Meadow tKirschb0uml, : 10 ). Voc
Tainc &C. Ross, 10 Ia I. second: ,n
tCarter)s IL to >, third Tim
Daddy Clip and Pay Streak lipi,bsi
named
Sixth race, one mile. salling-pe.
(EuXton). s To !. won: Ycnetlsr 4
dcn), C to .. second. Chilla 0ar,s,
To /. third Time. 1872 -. Ru1y 0
Dutch Rock. Coppcrtown. Roy I,
and Parlor Boy finished as nand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
MONTANA ACC|ES TO
PLAY VARSITY TODAY
Easy Victory for Bcnnion's
Men Indicated by Form
Displayed by Visitors.

The university football team th'S
afternoon will play the MoptaDa Agri'
cultural college icam OF Bozcman on
Cummings field These teams have nor
met before. Montana has never bceh d
very important factor in Rocky NOM
tain football until he last two or
three years. hut Moptauaus arc anxious
10 cei into the Rocky Mountain con
ference and arc improving The various
teams
Last "Wednesday tho Utah Aggics
PLAYED the Montana AggIes in Bo|e..
man nnd won from them by the score or
2S 10 o This would Indicate that thc
Mountain men would he easy picking
for the varsity crew. bat the Montana
coach SAYS he did not PLAY his strong
est men He ayers that he saved 1ncpl
for ihc game today with Utah. ne
Montana team is light and plays good
deal the same STYLE of ball that Zen
MON s men do, but the varsity team
should win very easily
II has been two weeks since tho var
si;y has had n game. but the men nearly
every night have lined up against INC
strong freshmen. After that came srg-
nal drill,
Tolmsied Fitzpatrick and Hampton,
who were injured in Denver have re
covered but Olescu is afraid to use hIs
bruised leg. which shown signs of be-
coming serious.
Coach Dockstader Of Bozcmsu and ms
mon arrived in Salt Lake yesterday and
all appeared 10 he in good condition.
The teams will line up as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
HARRY DAVIS NEW
MANAGER OF MAPS

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. 27.-lIarry II.
Davis first bascman OF tho world :
champion Athletics and lieutenant OF
to manage tho Cleveland team Of the
American league in 1872. He arrived
here this morning from Philadelphia and
Immediately went into conference with
President Charles SomcrS and NiCc Prcsi
dent r. >. Barnard Of the Cleveland club.
DAVIS succeeds George StoEall as man
agor uf the team Tho latter Will prol
ably h" traded or sold 10 some other
club. He has been manager since last
sDriua
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
FRANKIE O'NElL IN
SERIOUS TROUBLE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO. oct. e7.-Frankie
o Neil. the lightweight pusilist. known
from one end OF the country Ia the
other was indicted by the federal grand
jury here today on the charge of i-2ying
passed bank note which had been
raised from 81 10 $50. O'Neil's friends
say that tho bill was passed as the re-
who gave O'Neil the money, was immc-
diately reimbursed. Notwithstanding this
the government apparently intends 10
prosecute o Nell to The limit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28

In fine soccer game yesterday be-
tween the jefferson and Irving schools
neither side was able 10 score, ne
game was 0-to-G tie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
Yokel Throws Jordan.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Oct. 21.-Mike Yokcl threw
Young Jordan twice here tonight, the
first fall in thlrty-ni minutes and thir-
ty seconds and the second In five minutes
and thirty-threc seconds Jordan was
ignorant Of the game. Emil Rogers
threw Clarence Mcmillan IN thirty-thrcc
minutes and forty seconds. About 600
persons saw the bouts.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28

On the grounds of the Webster scno",
yesterday, Franklin and Webster played
IA I-to-l game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
Couer d'Alene Eutries

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 9,.-n'
for Saturday:
First race, five and n half fula
selling. oIds-Eoyal Ia
Dudo. IL; Thistle Rose. l05; Rublo-|
1o5; Tanis, Free VIII. Lehigh. RnhJ.
Fern. Gimli. Marjorie Fleming 4
land, l0l.
Second race. seven furlonss. -,
Sir Freliul. 100: Hcretic. Dcahs. !
tauk Don. Lady Elizabeth: les: q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
WEST SIDE CLUBS
GOING TO OGDEN

4 football eleven composed OF the three
west side clubs tho Msrrotta Rackman
and West side \. C.'s. will go TO Ogden
Sunday 10 play the Jewell A. G. The
game will bc played on the fair grounds
at . n. m. The lineup: Center, Gus
Backman; right guard Frank Free; left
guard Shirley Tucker; right tackle.
Perry Dillon; left tackle. Frank Morris.
duarterback, Hayden White: right half
back. Frank Jones; left balfback, Josh
Davis; fullback James Chowles,
The team will make the trip under tho
management Of Jack Norris and Carl
Hahn
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-28
RIVERSIDE DEFEATS
WHITTIER At SOCCER
Practice Game Will Be Played
OH High School Grounds
This Afternoon.

\ game of socccr football vas rla2e"
Yesterday afternoon between the WHIT
tier and Riverside schools ON '"e
grounds of tho Whittier SCHOOL. he
game commenced at $50 o'clock. WIN
Whittier attacking. After ie" mn,
utos' pisy both teams warmed I" tn1lr
work and the first half ended WIN thf
score sheet blank Tho Riverside cap
tain then made changes. placing Hop'h
son and Hart OF the right wing aild
Murraudy io center Ihese "l' e.,
worked n marked Improvement IN ilH
plav as The right wing combined well
forctIer and was tho means ~ placing
the ball in front Of the goal repeatenI!'
l.. GrGihs scored with a last rla%; &
giving tho goalkeepcr no chance TO SaEc
his shot The game ended in YIN '"r
Riverside by ono goal 10 none tot me
winners. Robinson. Hart, Murrandy.
did Screnson and Jones for Whittier.
Length of halves, 20 minutes. Referee
i. H. Chapman. Linesmen-D. Ii.
Combcs, Il. f.. II, Scott,
In the soccer game yesterday. be
tween tho jefferson and Irving schools
neither side was able 10 score The
game was oto-0 Tie.
ON the grounds of the Webster school
yesterday Franklin and Webster played
IL l-to-l game.
AT the soccer gamc between the
Washington and Jackson schools yes
trrday on tho high school grounds NJ
vim Mayho scored the only goal OF The
game for the jackson school. The
Washington defense played woll.
practice game viii be held on tho
high school grounds by the Salt Lake
Soccer club this afternoon AT $50
q clock. 1t is expected that all players
win turn out as Salt Lake. plays rio
Grandc again next SATURDAY.. being
anxious To avcngc the defeat Of October
u last \ new goallsecpcr will he given
Il try out at This time, az this position
was found TO he weak at the last game.
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L o. T. M. The Ladies Of the Maccabees Of the World meet in the Fair hal the first and third Tuesday of each month, 7:30 D. n. Visiting mem bers cordially invited.
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 Commander. MYRTLE MKEEHAN,
 Record Keeper.
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MescaI Plant Fccd.

me mescal plant grOWs here n profusiOn. not within the forest rroDer but along the foothills This plant has food value. When the
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TRisUTE 10 roM JohueoN.

NEW YORK, July 1S.-The grave Of Tom |. Johnson. former mayor Of Cleveland. in Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn. was decorated with flowers today by a party of his former friends and associates, who had made the pilgrimage from Cleveland to- New York. for the soie purpose of placing tokens of their friendship and devotion upon Mr. Johnson's grave on the anniversary of his birth, July IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
Eastern Markets
 Yesterday
tBy L. J. Overlock)

BOSTON, July lS.-Crop news of an kinds was of a most favorable na- ture today causing sharp declines in grains and cotton. Local market was again quiet ana uninteresting. Calumet and Arizona was weak on small offerings Towards the close a sharp rally occurred in New York. Amalgausated being conspicuously strong feature. The floating supply of this stock seems to grow smaller ey- cry day and 1t certainly looks like selling much higher. We look for the stock market 70 work out Of it's rut this week and for more activity and strength during the next few days Paine Webber & Co.
 Curbs dull and unchanged. Total sales New York 25l.000
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-08-05
SUCCESSION SALE
18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT cOJJpr
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Iberia.
Succession of
Elizabeth DOoIcy, deceased wife
Of HervilIian Norrca.

By virtue of commission issued
unto me, the undersigned Admins.
traitor, out OF the above said Court
under an order granted on the ilth
day of July, 1911.
There will be sold by the under.
signed Administrator or a dulv
authorized Public Auctioneer. ron
CASH, Qor the purpose OF rcalix.
ing funds to pay debts II the above
said Succession at Pul hic Auction,
to the last and highqk bidder, on
SATURDAY, AUGU 10Th, 1871,
between leA bl sale hours, at the
Court House in II City OF New
iberia, the d topc belonging 10
the above sal Sly Eession, and DIES.
cribcd as foil WI 10 wit:
"a certain bt bf ground and i'm
provcments htcd in the City Of
New iberia, Itc of Louisiana,
having fro1 on the north side
of Center street of l2i feet by
depth between parallel lines Of 1853
feet bounded on the north by prop
erty of Pellerin or assigns; south
by Center street; east by property
of c. c. Weeks and west by prop
erty OF Erath or assigns being the
same property acquired by de-
ceased from HcrvilIian N0rres on
October 18th, 1908"
"One lot Of household furniture
" ALPHONSE LELEU,
Administrator.
Cammack & Broussard, Attys.
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Election shall receive the ballots
of al! of the property Taxpayers
of the CITY VI New Iberia entitled
to vote at SAID special election un-
der the Constitution and laws Of
the state of Louisiana, and upon
which the voter shall have en-
dorSed, or caused to br endorsed
his name and property to be voted
before dcpositIng the same in the
ballot box.
Section BE it further ordain-
cd, etc, that due notice Of the c!ec-
ton he published in the official
Journal of the City of New Iberia
during the period OF thirty day 5
previous TO the date of said I'll &C
ton, and that this ordinance tax c
effect from and after its publica-
ton.
Thus done, reai, adopted and
signed, and The seal of the said
corporation hereto affixed in OPP
en- session in New iberia, Louisi-
ana, this 9Th day Of July 1911.
(Signedl }. $. POWER,
MaVOr
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. Mrs. c .Trappe,
Mill Trautmann,
: q. Il. Reynolds, .
Pfister Bros,
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w. j. LapcrOuse, [
X. u. SOuthWell,
Morris Scharff,
fMax Matters,
los. WE'LL, ]
r. Landry,
durat Decoux, I
j. r. Davis, ]
&c. l.. Lassalle,
Ed. l.. Estorge, ]
J. L. Sch wing, ]
Abe Hirch, (
w. 0. Hugonin,
Albert Stafford, !
II. A. King, M. d., ]
Mrs. NJ. Farley. !
H.I. Brooks, ]
Emile Mini, \
?. Ribbecke \
l.. F. Lallmde, {
J. +. Keller, ]
Olive Foreman, I
Y. JennarO, s
l.. DeBlanc, l
Chas. Oupre, j
Assad Elias, {
=. +. Breaux, {
| Victor Courtois,
r. F. Hogsett. 4
Mrs. /. A. Bell, J
Il. c. Taylor, 4
c. Jennaro, +
Tony DragO, T
| y. A. Blanc, T
Jos. Courrege, l
| 7. W. Eckart, A
| Chas. Plattsmier, +
| Jno. Weob, J
| Elisha MoutOn, n
her (X) mark.
Sophia Edmunds v
Louisiana Smith, c
Edna Broussard, r
her (X) mark.
Melina King, c
her (X) mark.
Ann Levy, s
her (X) mark.
Mrs. Mary HenryM
her (X) mark.
| Mrs. Emma Sihill, A
| her (X) mark.
~. Delcambre, Fl
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Rodney French, D
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per J. N. Thibot
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per N. Bergerie.
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per Alice Satterf
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per l.. G. d.
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her (X) mark.
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Mrs. Bertha Veguel
!. j. Saoatier, NJ. D.,
Mrs. M. $. McMahor
J. w. X. Shaw, M. d
F. G. Blumenthall,
JOS. N. Thibodeaux,
Mrs. Nancy Lewis,
her (X) mark.
Mrs. Susan Dussett
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her Ky mark.
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Frank J. Dauterive,
Josephine Rochan,
her Ky mark.
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Mary Robertson,
Wit. Henry Guidry.
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her (X) mark.
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Euphemie Fusiller,
her (X) mark.
Mrs. Lizzie Hauser,
Mrs. w. g. ROurke,
Yrs. Rene Glard,
Jennie Lee tler,
.eontine Lee lnsac, :
her (X) mark.
Wit. Hy. Gudry.
)r. J. A. Goodwin.
oscar Champerry,
irs. F. s. Generes,
frs. P. H. Segura,
per ?. n. Segura,
irs. ]. W. Anglers,
L. B. Delahous,
per Jno. Anglers,
irs. VIM. Coleman.
her (X) mark.
!. G. LcBourgeois.
Ire. Y. D. Eckart.
Ira Rosa Dachxnen.
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