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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-11

Mr.. Puisifer of Gibbs & Pulsifer,
architects, Lewiston, was in the cltg'
Friday. on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-11

Mrs w. II. Robinson and daughter
Of Lewiston are in the city for few
days visiting at the home of Mrs r.
IT, Howard Stone street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-11

The Constant Workers will meet at
O'Clock, this Saturday afternoon.
with Miss Gladys srary, Sc Weston
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-11

State Forest Commissioner Frank
+. Mace was in Ellsworth, Friday.
upon business connected with the in
land fisheries and game department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-11
CLINTON.

NOHTH-Mrs. Walter Gewen was in
Hartland, Wednesday.
Air and Mrs. Frank Spearing and lit
tie child. who have been living In
Faixiield for the past two years, are
now stopping at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Alpheus Gerald
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goodwin of clin-
ton village passed a day and night
with her mother, Mrs. /. w. HUFF. re-
Gently.
VIII stein is expected home from
North Vassalboro, SATURDAY., TO help
his parents about farming.
Mrs. Nellie Hoxie returned from
Dexter, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-11
PIANOS

FEW BARGAINS IN USED PIANOS, TAKEN IN Elk
CHANGE FOR NEW ONES. CALL EARLY BEFORE THEY ARE
A INSTRUMENTS PRICES THAT
CHALLENGE COMPETITION CASH OR iNsTALLMENTs EVERY
THING MUSICAL OBTAINED MUSIC HALL
WATER STREET.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-11

The Packard shoe win wear out.
but produce the shoe that VIII wear
longer T. l.. Jersey would like TO
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
CsuDe1 nssaise

The town council held it's regular
meeting Tuesday evening.
Regular bills were allowed and
the reports Of the town officers were
approved.
NJ. J. Schmitz was granted a per-
nit TO erect permanent awning at
his building which is now being
constructed ON Main street.
The bonds of Tim Bowling for a
liquor license was approved.
Harry Akin, W. II. Endner and
S. j. Miller were appointed as q
committee to see about q new hose
house for West Gunnison. The
present one, which is rented by the
town is in bad condition. The old
bell tower will probably be fitted NJ
for that purpose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
Ssan1uiu1 AausuAv

There are two candidates in the
field for state senator from the
eleventh senstorisl district compris-
ing Gunnison and Pitkin cosnties.
They are John y. Pearson and John
A. Lehritter, both Of Gsnnisoa
cosnty. Pearson received the entire
vote Of Gannison and Lehritser ell
Of the vote Of Pitkin county. Peer
son, having received one more vote
than Lehritter, will have his naos
first on the primary ticket.
The assembly met ON the lawn at
Mineral Palace, Wednesday morning
last. Joseph II. Block was made
chairman and Chss. F. Roehris. sec-
retsry. Elmer Wiley stated that
there were two candidates in the Geld
and delegate McEvoy Of Aspea er-
pressed himself ~ believing that both
oHght to have chance to 60 before
the people. His action was approx
ed by Delegate Swartz Of Aspen.
Chairman Block explained that the
matter of a candidate had been
threshed out in Gunnison county
they being entitled to make selection
at this time by reason of the agree
ment made eight years ago to alter
nate-and he declared that the Gun
nison county Assembly was three to
one in favor of Pearson over Lehrit-
ter
The Senatorial assembly voted TO
make Block and Roehrig a commit
tee to fill vacancies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
Asss lvs1A ~

Word was received here this
morning of the death of Albert
Zweifel at Baldwin. Mr.. Zweifel
wss in GunnisoE Saturday to con.
suit physicians, as he had not beer
we'll for some time. He, with Mrs
Zweiful, returned TO Baldwin Mon
day, and had been very low since
diving st IL O'Clock Thursday night
Mr.. Zweifel had been for year.
superintendent of the Star mine q
Baldwin, and was well known al
over the county. His family hav,
kept residence in Gunnison; Mrs
Zweifel going to Baldwin last fall
He leaves besides a wife to mourn
bis lose. one son, James Ferrens; ane
two daughters, Nellie Ferrens o.
Gunnison and Mrs Chester Trevar
then, Of Delta.
The body will be brought te
Gannison Saturday and funeral
services will Be held Sunday after
noon at 2 O'Clock.
The family have the sympathy oi
the entire community.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
ounD -

rhaAy -shss dshonA.. s,ps-ss-
~ ~ n-vuAssa.s ps~v 4 6s>..
90 Ceanv ~ sAsss Ass.h,y -
wsA-sAss ssa pssxu~d .s.~ s~
- tsssa pssoasy ss-asas xs6Nh
-ue -" 80 eng u ~ piss.s 90 -
plssD - - ssakst. 80 ssly 80
asssss - psevs-sd N s~ssy 60.
wsdsssdss's s.ss~his sD a e.
Je~susd osssssG. shs Ssus 60 hssia0
Ass ~ Jsay n, vkss d.a.o.Ao
- ~ stsAs, Jsd.cs~l. Cos0s.u.soasl
80 ssssAnsssl Assswbls~s ssss sasqx-
-
Johs A. Ss~sls wse plsesd in sAs
chsss end w. n Cossa sslscssA
srcssasry.
Thas psevossd - cssdsdsa~s a.
sts R>psblsesa ssckst sss: Co~nss-
ssesser, Ssss dssss,cs, " A 0ills.pey,
Cu~Dsssosss, sscoad d,sssscs. Z. 4.
hcDows,l, CLsst cad Rseosdss,
tIsUsy hssssa, of Nsrble, Tpsssssss.
nst,sl " sikes a Gsasisaa; Asssssas,
Son neWiilians. of Soaessss, sss-
veyos. o II. AlLiss. st 0S.ssssa:
JSAas. ". A. Frssks. n Gsssisaa.
ShsslG, A. B. Werner. a 0susisss;
Sspssissssdrss u seheolA Hslss
Webster, a GsssisoS; Repss.ssas-
tive 70 the Nisssesth Gssssai Asss0-
bly,, ". Scost nssmssoa, of CvssAs1
Bssse, Sssssor, DR.. AAGss Tsylos. a
CsssAsd Bette, cad Cososes, n. J.
Hysss. a 0ssnisos.
A cessoittss co~possd Il L. n.
Nossss, h c. BsstIest cad Ckaslss
bossdstse, was appointed 70 gu vse-
sscsss on Tie ticket.
The dslsessss sslsctsd 70 sssesA
the federsl, state, ssnstosisl cad
coROvsssioHsl sssenb!ies wess -
iolIows: n. ". EsdBes, G. \. bsss-
dstse, C. Z. BsdlonS. II. C. RssslssA
4. n. Nossss, C. T. Sills, Robs Nc
AliisAss. ". 4. Gillsspsy, ". n.
Cow. JsAa OOsAoa. q. q. 49,.
J. D. Millss. Z. n. Wilsos. ,. ".
RockesslIsr, Geo. L. Ppsbls, J. j.
Shack lefovd, J. A. Steele. r. J. Gsan,
+. ID. Ssnfasd and r. r. Williams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
49, 49,

TAs ssvs.sA jsdicisl assembly a
Tie Ds.eCsssie party. which .ass Il
Aosssoss ssAssdsy last. noeissasd
T. j. Blsck u hoatrsss fos jsdes
sad Wa. Wsisss Of 0saad Jsnction
ssd George HetherinGsoa Of Gsani-
600 for district astosney.
The vote fos Blsek We sssAinoss
ed Weiser wss given the sstivs
iossy -shsse vOAes iOs disssiss sssosssy
wieA " sswpsioa q sins. rwe d
this siss esas 1suo MOAsns ~
tks Otkss uuvea fpuo 0unnissa.
The coavensisa wss sallsA 10 osdes
st 5 p. n, nearly On hour bsfose sAs
Gsnnisoa representatives arrived
Noainstions wtre msde end the vote
taken, Gannison vote being held
open until the deleestioa could rssch
the city.
When j. M. McDoaeal, GeorRs
Iisthering.on and Grant Roland
slighted from the train from Gsnni.
son they were informed Of the action
Of the assembly. Practically oil o.
the dcleg.ses we're losngins on tn.
outside OF the courthouse where th4
assembly was held
The assembly wss st opos recon
veaed and Q call for Gannison's vot,
was made. Black wss given Gsnni
sons vote for Judge and Hethering
ton, for district attorney. Up Il
this moment Ietherineton had no
received enough to 90 on the primary
ballot, but Gsnnison's 8 vote gave hin
several more than the necessary te.
percent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Mr.. aud Mrs. Adam Seager. Myron
Beals and John Macleman returned
to their home in Hotchkiss FRIDAY
after a short fishing trip on the
Gunnison. The party were very
successful and landed over 800 fish.
Mr.. Seager is manager of the Hotch-
kiss Packing and Power company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
csIlUis1 6UssO euiIAs1

The pasty Il 0sola0ies sssveysss
- Asss ~ ~~kiae dssisG ~
ssooer in soad dissrisl 0sssiine
cosssy. With hssdsssrtsss q Ohio
City completed their work this week
With the psrpose Of providins q
conplese geological map for mining
mon and prospectors, the work was
commenced four years ago in the
Monarch district, near Salida, and
carried over the range to the eastern
and northern mining sections Of
Gunaison county. One hundred
and fifty miles have been surveyed
during the summer
The maps which will be resdy
next spring are very complete. with
contoars, and showing ell mines,
prospects,, roads, trails. stresms,
buildines and geological formations.
Two reports, one ON the Monarch
district, and one On the Western
Slope section, will be issued next
spring and can be secured by any
one on application 70 the state
esoloeist, Boulder, Colo.
Prof. r. ID. George, Of the Univer.
sity Of Colorado, 10 at the head OF
the state geological survey. Prof
r. ID. Crawford, of the University Of
Colorado had charge Of the Gunni-
son party this summer and Phillip
Worchester was chief geologist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

LW. Jennings and family stopped
over in Gunnison from Saturday to
Monday Of this week on their way to
Reno, New, where they will visit
Mr.. Jennings' parents and sister
They expect to locate in Oregon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

sepsussd - - s.uAlv - Z
O~dV ssas.
n ssu9hag - ps~ss4sd b
$1,000 snsA.AunD 6n sasnlv
a6ao. IT, kslkuu1aG ssss ss.sd
- ssulnnansGo: 2 y. Hssig, casse
81 sususAus. 4 \. 49,. ssussss;
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1R.nhua, sAss1G; Ckaasd Ssoss
ysAR; JoAs q Rshs.sna. s.svsys
D. = nIsOa a Csssasd bssse. s.pss.
ssnAaAsss ssd Ssss ,. EssAsssy q
I0his Cssrk, ssPsssssssAs.s q
spAsxSlD.
Fs easssss. sks kslla ssssl>sd
N. j D. Wslkss, a 6saa.sos, -
TIN O1Sssy d osssissa. ~; h
n B hsxly a hsrtle, q Al vil
% ea tks bslIa es shs ssa per ess'
hesss.
Fog eooass.sosss of she 6rs'
d,sss,es: Jo. n Collsss Il 0sssises
30, J. D. Jssaiaes If ossaisoa, Is
Sssford ZeisIer a lola, ls
Far eonnaia.ioaer Of tks secoad
dssAsict: Elmer Wsley a Psskia. ~
L1~.e I.inp a Pssk,n IL
Jsssses pssetscss pepsvssA neai
sssieas fos jsssiss 81 TIE pssee enc
the eomosstse on vecsacsss go
spposatsd - sellows: L. q. Pslusss
\. J Schniss cad J. n. Rohissoa
rhs eosveasios thea sdjosrasd ss.
die.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
- - 49, -

~ kA.sAsr. ~ Sc ys.s e,d -
e ols. cad Nm. Js.o ls.shss u
~ osAS, - " ~ SshAs knVlAnl
wsdsssA.s sls-ssass kus sss
sGBcss Il . bsllus oossA e.ssd ~
. skss lsoa - -eslskss sssals9 "
- hssAs Il A.s sssss y~s ~
hsushss. vsss rhs bsliss ssAsssd
- teys bsdy " she s.sA q ~
bsca shsss 90 i.ch tsuo ~ spt.s
90 esos - dsssss,y % - aaAss
-. Tks ssrsdsss secssssd skass
sAsss o'casck Ts-sd~y sissssoos "
shs hane yssd 81 she i,sslss ha.s
- visGisis sssaas, ed sks lsssIs
b.Ies sss ssAsa ~ . Sshds Aaepsssl
shss esssiaG BY hss ~ashss.
Tie ssposs II the Sua end ~
sCsssalAG u the chilassa ssssscssd
sAs ssssosiaa II the msskes sad
sssGhbess she wese ssps q k,s ssAe
APpsssssly sot sssliz'HG the ssr'oss-
nsss Il chat had AApps.sd. the Gssa
wosds Of shs wosaaed child wess
They shot . SSa." He wsachsd
Ais Older bsoshss tAsov The wsapss
back iase the trunk fFosa which j,
Lsd bsea taken
TIE too boys hsd been plsyiAG is
. tent in the yssd and chiIdI'ks
opened . trunk plseed there. pslIsd
osl ell of the coatsass Sad sec~ssd
passsssioa q the large ssvolves
fksy, thea, wont ostside whess ths
accident occsrssd.
IL wss bslisvsA ky the pasesss
tAee the gus wss ~ the bottom a
ssoshes trunk which wss in ths
hosss.
The rsnsins we're hsoaght bsck u
Gsnnisoa Thsssday morning. Fsa-
sssl ssrvicss will be held this afssr
Boon q the Msthodist chsvch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

j. A. Knowles, of New York CITY,
who has been visiting his cousin,
Roy C. Knowles, at Doyleville, is in
town few days this week. He says
"Rube" Knowles killed big grizzly
bear near his cabin at Ruby Peaks
last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
)0Doeo11le SInI l33elDolY 6.
NY ml1j1f ll1Y IN
'''';' IS ';:; ';::; ::;:; =; +: !: .''': ;''''
49, :;.s'a q Esss1

EkseSsssd ussA ske doc ussSn1f
~achisery Il sAs ssssobly. sepsr
ssAivss of Ds~acsscy Il CusnssAs. ia|
the Ssss sssAe ssssobly held ss1w|
the ssw disscs primary lss. 81
PSsble lsA Tuesday sieka ssnn1 |
s.s.i.ossly W pasdse ~ ssaauD|
cad seppsssaassivss in the s1anD|
Iaeislssuve 70 wosk ed vose - GkD|
sl,misstloa of TIE ssssmbly lssAass|
fsoa the direct primary Iss.
In shs sssolsaisss cosnostesD = 1
tAe sitssseoa, Chs. r. RwAsi2
pepssssssiA0 0sswisa sosssy - oD|
eoaoissse, oisssA . pesoiuAiaa ~
THE end, kss ths ssb-es@aisAO e1|
nine, which wss coasidesiaG sssa1o-
tio.s 70 bs sscoaosaAsA - 81
whole co~nissse. did .NshiAG 49,
then reed the vssolssioa, sd vsAs1
at once 70 lay it on the tsble.
Then whom the ssb-commieoas'o
report was msds 10 ths wk0ls -
nitsss. . aosioa wss nsde shss ssAy
sscA vssoluGioss - hsd bsss -
beAisl u ~ seS0s dAssA - 80
|6Asssl u sssasuAiss - - Wp~s.
Tkis svsilsA ns1AiaG - ~ Oooo1s
- voIsd 70 psosive ssstaia sssols-
sioss thst wess insisAsd sPoe by
several cOsnnittseasa. DsSeGsse
Roehrig, however. made no farther
attempt to get hearing upon his
rssolstion, contentinS hinsef With
the resolve 70 present the mstter to
the assembly.
The report Of the resolutions
COMMITTEES was received jsss before
the afternoon sdjosrnment. end went
over until evening. T. J.O'Donnell,
candidate BY petition for the long
term senssorship. gained the floor
imnedissely upon reopenins Of the
assembly at night. snd sfser q
brilliant speech, in which he scored
csndidases before the assembly for
dealing and wirepalling. offered a
resolution embodyiBg ths same idea
as contained in the Roehrig resolu-
tion.
HE scathing densnciatioa Of the
trading that he'd been Engaged in
BY the old.time leaders, al of whom
were in attendance upon the sssem-
bly,, caught the delegates, and they
shouted approval Of his remarks.
The vote on his resolutions was
unanimous.
Aside from this, perhaps the most
interesting feature Of the convention
was the regular scrap between the
Denver factions over seating of dele
cations. An unusual, and really
painful situation arose from the fact
that upon the delegation which had
been selected by the regular Denver
organization. and which had been
placed upon the temporary roll by
State Chairman Geo. Bradley, were
Gov. John F. Shafroth, Gov. Chas.
S. Thomas and several others who
had been fighting the so-called
Denver machine.
Aligned against them were many
Of their personal friends, including
William H. Malone, secretary to
Gov. Shafroth, who. in fact. was
directing the fght against the
organization delegation. which in
cluded his own chief. The stand Of
the two governors was explained in
the fact that they believed the dele
CATION regular. They had refused
TO bolt the Deaver assenbly,
althouOh thev did noH liz th. ,~.la
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Misc Dolly Csmmann Of Pitkin wae
in Gannisou Tuesday on her way
home from . visit with relasives in
Psonia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

:" W. ~, 49, aSh @to esosy
~ 70 dissna3e The bol&sss fsou
Pyias osa shsir dsclsred psspose
lehssaG IN the State s.ss~bly for
Rsnisioa.
The ~ ssarted IN shs ssssUAly
Ne nasssaG shea c. c. Pischks
n.sssd ~ The sscEessry u the
nbiy . liss Il Hsmss sad Doved
thsy - sshssitsAsd fos ths
- % ~ oshss dsl.essios. h
esssd Vie eoavessiOa ches0iRe
y she AssaasAss % ~ Ssoposssy
= Asd - ksss cAasss BY . lssfsl
nhly. =. }. hOCss, aeSioasl
- nissssaea, vsplisd ss.sssi~s sAs'
lsvss soslA b ssid a the dsls-
y u vAicA ~ wss the ksed. Il
bssa chssss s~eslssly. whiIs sha
bosch vss picked ost from q
ing u men and women thal
aos BY any process Of vsssoa-
- asllsd . primary ssssably
tes motion wss votsA do~n,
siAG ~ oaly vote in iaves.
4o0snAss go hsoaGhs sp sosis
y Mu1suoinls esooisAss 81
- so~Asuaaa1a vese bssAsa by I
20 = Ten v one. sltAo~gh . -
iao y thrO~ ont both deleGatioas
So pssciossly near carrying
Thsus was only . few votes 10 SPAR
we ssoash 10 defeat the motion
rhs 6Ght ives renewed in the -.
'eoAey when the credentials coM
nieass's report was made. A lengthy
ieAsAs was engaged IN, but the con.
1essisa finally voted down the min.
,risy seport, which recommended
hs1 18th delegations be thrown out
md sdopted the majority report
xhiCA seated the McCse delegation
BY sssr~helming vote. The minor
ty sspor wsa presented by the ere
ieesisls committee representative
roa Hinsdale county.
TAs sssal contest from Arapaho,
'osoey Was msde but the contestant
iroa there we're also voted out Of tn,
,osvsotion. Because Of the della,
ncidsat 10 hearing these contests
he sassably wss tied mp PRACTICAL.
al Tsssday afternoon waiting . re
poN- Joseph H. Block represent
9ssaison county on the credentisl
,oooittee and he stated that su un
ussal effort was made TO give th
every opportunity to pre-
sent their cases; that every parlia
Law and usage was throw
aside and they were told to go tn
limit. W. S Girdner Of Marble wa
Gsnnison's representative Of tn
ruIes committee, and Tom Boughton
also Of Marble was chairman Of th
delegation.
The work of selecting q list c
candidates for the primary ticke
was laborious, and interesting onl
as 70 Who was going to get the high
est vote. The contest for the lea
in TIE list for the long term senator
ship between Gov. Shafroth an
Gov. Adams held the interest MOI
than any other. Gov. Adams ha
corralled the votes of the big cour
tieA receiving l7J from Denver
and Ill of Pueblo He had . bi
Iced when the vote was announce
bat Gov. Shafroth was away insid
the limit liae and both will go upo
the primary ballot Ben c. Hilliar
Of Dsaver, the third candidate, di
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

ounGDuusa - Secool PAes.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-10-24
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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-10-24

State.
The good roads movement is
necessary and highly to be com.
mend ed, but it is not without it's
dangers-the greatest of these
being the temptation to extrava'
CANT outlay on model roads here
and there and resultant exhaus-
ton OF the road funds before
any general improvement really
worth while is accomplished. 1t
is essential that the cost be con-
sidered in any scheme Of road
improvement, and the good road
enthusiasts cannot afford to over
look the fact.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-10-24
Constable Sale.
Louis 1sneh
Monroe aaeElveen.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order Of seizure and sale issued
out Of the Third Ward Justice Court,
in and'for Washington Parish, in the
above entitled cause and to me direct
ed for execution, / viii proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high.
est bidder, on
Saturday, Noysmbsr Z. 1919
at Cumnock, L.. between the legal
sale hours, the following described
property:
One army tent, / coal fork, 1 oil
can, bucket, / dishpan, lamp. |
milk pan, Ames shovels, / cross.cut
saw, AZ, 50 sacks Of coal.
Geo. w. Smith, Constable.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-10-24

I hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true and cor.
rect list of Grand and Petit Jur.
ors, drawn for service at the
November term Of the 18th Ju-
dicial District Court Of La, for
Washington Parish, and accord
ing to law. Given under nv
hand and seal. officially; this
Oct {. 1912,
N. A. Thigpen,
Clerk OF Court.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-10-24

Don't miss the Free Aeroplane
flights, a ginuine Curtis.Farnum
I3iplane makes daily fights from
the show grounds, rain Or shine,
not lifeless model but a real air
ship. Sails through the clouds
daily to be seen only with Kit
Carson's Buffalo Ranch Wild
West which will be here Friday.
November l.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-10-24
Sheriff Sale.-No. 2O77.
Theodore B. Ford
VS..
Jas. B. Mcmillan.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of On order Of seizure and sale. issued
ont OF the 26th Judicial District Court
Of Louisiana, In and for Washington
Parish, In the shove entitled cause.
and to me directed, will proceed to
sell 1t public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, November 8. 1912
ct the principal front door of the court
house, Ut Ffanklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, to-
First-l82 acres In Headlight No.
Il and 50, twp. 1 8, R. II Q, beginning
at the NV corner Of Joseph Ard hr,
No. - In the shove named twp. and
running n. $50 46 min, 9. 1857 chns.
% Old corner OF sec. II. thence north
1.2o .. 6.88 chains to Get stob. thence
y. Sse IS min, .. 1921 chains to stob
To military road, thence by traverse
Of said road Q. 10 1.2o ". IL chsins,
thence .. 1919 ". 70 chains, s. IS $40
y. $50 chains, thence n. SO west on
fence 30 chains to old line, thence n.
% 80 min. W. on old line 1881 chains
to point Of beginning, being same
land acquired Of ]. B. Mcmillan as per
title In conveyance book 10, page 556.
Second-42.5 so acres of land in Jos,
Ard hr. or sec. 50, twp. g.. range IA
e., and described Is follows. Begin.
ming at the no cor. Of G. B. Howard
hr. Gee. s., thence ", along old line
1889 chains to military road, whence
. nght.wood stump 10 inches In o.
smeter q. 1919 9, l67 links, thence BY
trsverse up said road n. M3o Q. ~
chains, thence leS-4o Q SO chains to
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Sheriff Sale.-No. 2O8S.
Great Southern Lumber Co.
vs..
A. ]. Denham.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of seizure and sale, issued
out Of the 26th Judicial District Court
Of Louisiana, in and for Washington
parish, In the above entitled cause
and to me directed. I will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday. November is, 1912
ct the principal front door Of the court
house at Franklinton, L., between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, to:
wit:
Lots Nos. 8, Q and ID Of the A. J.
Denham Addition to s. W. BoRsluss.
according to . plat thereof on hle In
the Clerks Office.
Terms Of sale: Cash with benefit Of
appratsement.
this 9th day Of October, 1919.
T. ]. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Good Roods and Their Cost.

A Taxpayers Good Roads
League = organized in Henry
county. Ind, has apparently set
for itself the task Of applying
The brakes to overenth usiastic'
9ood-roaders in its own q tate and
vicinity. Resolutions lately
adopted b. the league are sum
mised in q telegram to the In
dianspolis News. They embody
aprotest againgt alleged mis-
representation Of DAD conditions
and sentiment Nv sundry un-
named organizations that are
agitating goo d roads. Partic-
ularly does tie league object in
IT. rosolutiU as to having a sys.
tam OF m'proved roads forced
1pon the Taxpayers that would
cost $10,f 100 to $4,000 a mile to
construf It and $3.50 to $500 mile
annual = to maintain. The In
diaha farmer, they contend, is
.nnabI g to stand the expense.
TIE contention last cited seems
% 10 very sensible and timely.
We do not know Of any rural
community, in any state, that
could afford to saddle itself with
8 burden so heavy as would be
entailed by any general improve.
ment Of it's road system at such
cost. The roads must be inn
proved, but at an expense not
TOO burdensome upon the people
Who are called upon to defray it.
Good roads money raised by the
ale Of bonds can be spent as
essjly,as it is secured. The
temptation to lay it out in con-
struction Of the very best roads
e n~~ ~, h,;1< roOar1lnSS IF