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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
Too Tender With It
rom the Newark Star.

rom the NeWark star.
 A physician tells story of phil anthropic doctor in Pennsylvania coal mning town who presented each household With nice new thermome- ter and told the people the necessity of maintaining proper temperature. When making his rounds one day he observed his thermometer hanging in the room. He inquired of the woman of the house if she had remembered his instructions.
 Indeed, sir I do," was the response. q hang the thing right up there and watch it carefully to see it does not get too high"
 "Good!" exclaimed the doctor. And what do you do when the temperature rises above 70 degreesg'
 "Why, sir,' answered the woman with the air of one faithful to trust, when it gets too high I take it down and put 1t outside until 1t cools off. !"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
DEAD BANDIT NOT
 SON OF MATLOCk

Santa Ana, Cal, December 22-fhe young man who shot and killed one man and wounded three others during 8 battle with a posse near here after he had attempted to attack young woman, is not Joe Matlock, formerly of Eugene, Ore J. D. Matlock. former mayor Of Eugene, arrived here today, and upon viewing the body of the young bandit, said it was not his son. The local au- thorities are now convinced Ira Jones and Joe Matlock were not the same person, and the body will be buried tomorrow under the former name.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
THOMAS r. RYAN'S
 SON IS VERY ILL

New York, December 22.-Allan Arthur Ryan, the eldest son of Thomas Fortune Ryan, the flnancier, who was operated on recently in the general hospital for abdominal troubles. is in a very se- rious condition in that institution, ac- cording to a bulletin issued tonight by the physicians in attendance. His con dition became so grave in the late aft ernoon and the early part of the evening that members of his immediate family including his father, mother and brother. Glendenning and his wife remained at his bedside. The bulletin issued tonight read:
 MT. Ryan's condition is very serious but the doctors arc hopeful of his re- covery"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
APPOINTS M'ADOO
 TO RED CROSS BOARD

New York, December 22.--William c. McAdoo. vice chairman of the demo- cratic national committee. announced today that he received notice of his appointment by President Taft to mem- bership on the board of incorporators of the American National Red Cross so- ciety, to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of Admiral George Dewey. The appointment was ratified by other members of the board at n recent meet ing, the announcement said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
FREIGHT WRECK
 DELAYS TRAFFIC

Greenville. December 2.-(Special)-A wreck on the Louisville & Nashville rail- road about g miles north of here at Ty- son caused a delay of all trains yesterday after 10 o'clock
 A northbound freight train was psss- ing Tyson when a car of the train broke down causing eight other cars to pile up near the station. It required about seven hours to clear the track. No one was hurt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
Weather Forecast

Washington, December 22.-Forecast for Alabama: Rain Monday; Tuesday cloudy, colder in south portion; moderate east winds.
 For Georgia: Rain Monday and proba- bly, Tuesday; moderate east winds.
 For Mississippi: Rain Monday: Tues day cloudy; colder in south portion; mol crate east to north winds.
 For Tennessee: Unsettled, probably rain or snow oMnday; Tuesday cloudy, prob ably rain in east portion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
JONESBORO
 CITIZEN IS DEAD
William Gentry Was 94 Years Old and Came to Alabama In 1s32--News
 of Bessemer

Bessemer, December 22.-(Special J. William Gentry, 94 years of age, died this morning at his home in Jones' boro after a short illness of pneu- monia. MT. Gentry was one of the old est and best known citizens in this district.
 He was born in South Carolina, com ing to Alabama in 1923. MT. Gentry was Confederate veteran having served in the Twenty-sixth Alabama regiment He fought in the battles of Chiclamauga and Shiloh. At Atlanta he was taken prisoner and was only re- leased at the end of the war.
 The deceased has lived in Jonesboro for the past 25 years and Is. survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mary Jordon and Miss Julia Gentry The funeral will take place Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the house with Rev. R. Carlisle. pastor of the Jonesboro Bap- tist church. officiating at the services interment will be made at Gentry's Gap cemetery with Jacobs & Son in charge. The following will act as palIbearers: Honorary, o. M. Walls, F. M. Conner E. A. Dudley, F. A Ward, George Ty Ter, G. W. Martin; active, w. F. Gable. J. z. Houston, F. J. McAdory, M. c. Bradley, J. F. Vaughn and J. D. Par sons.
 A number of workmen are repairing the acid room at the Jefferson Fer tilizer company. which was recently damaged by fire to the amount of s5Ooo The work will ha idly IS possible. While the plant was handicapped for a Few days, everything Is again running smoothly.
 The Ladies' Aid and Relief society of Feeders gave a concert which proved a success in every particular They cleared $135O, the greater part of which goes to charity. The T. c. l. band of Ensley furnished music. After the con cert refreshments were served at the clubhouse. The young ladies who as- sisted in serving were Miss Whidden Miss Gladys Ingram, Miss Gladys Baird Miss Laura Ball and Miss Ora Davis
 One of the street gang prisoners of Brighton, Rudy Mcbride, escaped Sat urday for the third time in about three months, With a fine of 70 days yet to be worked out, besides being wanted by the sheriff.
 The Brighton city council held a meeting recently and authorized the purchase of 72 new single desks for the white school; also the making of many other much needed improvements in and around the building. The date set for receiving bids for storm sewer was postponed until Saturday night The new license schedule for 1913 was passed. being practically the same as last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
Prairie Reaches Colon

Colon, December 22.-The transport Prairie arrived here this afternoon. She will embark the United States marines who saw recent service in Nicaragua and will proceed immediately for the United States.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
No King For Bavaria

Munich, December 22.-According to well informed circles. the movement has been abandoned for the proposed amendment to the constitution by which the regency would Spe abolished and Prince Ludwig, the new regent of Bavaria. would re- ceive the title of king. The clerical party strongly objected to the amend ment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
ATTENTION, ELKs

MEMBERS OF BIRMINGHAN M LODGE, NO. 7o. n. p. Q. H., ARE RE- QUESTED TO ASSEMBLE AT THE HOME AT 2:3O O'CLOCK TO-DAY TIC ATTEND THE FUNERAL OF BROTH. FER HARRY RENSFORD. INTERM MENI OAK HILL.
 JOHN W. PERKINS, F.. R. H. E. SHROPSHIRE, JR., SEC'Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
Taken In
From the s

From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
 Does your mother take in washing now?" ing"
 "Oh. oh, she always leaves it out. then
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
Tennessee Banker Dead

Nashville, December 22.-Alexander B. White of Paris. Tenn, prominent bank CT died at his home in that city this morning. aged 54 He is survived by his widow, who is the president general of the United Daughters of the Confed-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
Leaves For Atlanta

William Montgomery formerly with the Birmingham Terminal station. left for Atlanta last night. where he goes to accept position as assistant ticket agent with the Atlanta Terminal company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
Earthquake Shock Felt

Fort De France. Martinique, Decem- Der 22.-There was slight earthauake here at 6:40 o'clock this morning. No damage has been reported.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23
Temp ture

Summary of observations made at United States Weather Bureau Stations December 22, 1912;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-23

One of the street gang prisoners of Brighton, Rudy Mcbride escaped Sat- urday for the third time in about three months, With a fine of 79 days yet to be worked out, besides being wanted by the sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-05-23

f M Pope 260 acres and
impts in n hf, hr 81, t 1,r
IA, 1924 a in hr 50, t.,
II, acq of estate of Mrs A
Mcmillan, / a in s Angie,
acq of U Walker. 20 q
Jack and L Pessari- Hf acre
in lot 4, 8 IA, g, 13. acq
of Mrs Laura Adams. a 81
W T and r F Quinland- -32a
in hr AZ, t2, ria, e and W
W A Seal, 9 W J Ard. ~ 36
W W Rawls- 80 a, n by &c
Harvey, Q by st Land Co,
8 by A W Daniels, 6 Sc
J G Reeves Jr.,6S q, lots AS
and8 9 Z, t4, r 10, 36 q, NV
ar of NV or, 5, t4, r 10. 9 10
VS. Riley, 40 acres, in ne or
Sam Dawson Homestead,
3 lots in Rio. g 80
Martin G Roberts, lots 8, 4
and s in Warnerton. ~ 95
} NJ Riley, 40 q, ne Or Of ne
qr 8 38, t3, r 13. q q
W R Regan, so q, and impts
in hr 40, IA, r 49,. g %.
} Roseman, stock of mdse, in
Richardsontown 8 %
w J Seal. Is q, by Toney
Husser, S by s D Bulloch,
part Of E Myles place. q So
L A Simmons, 40 a, NV or Of
ne or 8 8, 3, r TO-. g %
0 E Simmons, impts on lot6O
SO 80 in Franklinton. 10 20
A E Stafford, SO q, Q hf Of SO
or, 8 20, t 1,r II and 1 saw
nil il...................D .D H|
Dan Stewart, Is a, all of sw
Or Of ne Or and seqs of.ne or
SO, t2,r11 and / saw mili16 on
] E sturdivant, is a, and
impts in 8 Franklinton,e q of
River'road. .23 AL
D E Sheridan and W w Bah.
ington, 225 q in hrs 81 and
38, IS and T., r IL, acq of
T NJ Jones 10 36|
D E Sheridan. 81 q, 1.2 int
in lot 5, 8 "a, t 2, r IA, 273
., sw Or, and " hf Sc Or,
and ne qrs Is, IA, r 13, 257
a, Q hf Of sw Or Of hr 1928.
all go Or Q Of Peters Crock,
3-13, 100 acres, 9 hf 8 hf Of
hr 49, t3,r12, 320a Philip
Magee hr 3, IL, Is q 1.2 int
in ne corner, hr 43, t3, r12,
hf int in lot 5 8 4, 4, IL, 20
., hf int in sw corner hr 81,
4, II, 40 :, ins IS, 2 g
acq Of st Land Co, 84a, sw
qr Of NV qr and nv ar Of
sw qr ofhr 80, 2, II, timber
/ on ~ or hr Sc, and 38, 3,14
@ 223, 22l, 228 inn Frank J
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linton, lots 8, 4, 50 213, lots
3, 4, and 5 SO 209 and SO 9
and imnto in Nvo onll;uAor1on = a

ASS' ~ - 81 AAOj AOCo
3, 4, and 5 SO 2O9 and SO 9
and impts in Franklinton18O IL
Antonio Santicrose, / lot
and impts in P H ad to
Bogalusa, lot 2, b 9 in E
Bogalusa /. s "a
E d Sheridan, 300 q, in hr
50, 4, II, acq of Al John.
son 20 81
Nv A Sheridan and s L Jen.
klns, lots, l, 2, 4, s, 6, and
Z, sq3 in Jenkinville. q "a
! Heirs of Morgania Sherl.
dan, 40a in hr AZ, 3, 12..7 19
H F Sharp. 5 a and impts in
Denham ad to Bogalusa. .13 1G
R B sibley. lot2, b 6. impts
in Richardsontown. g q
II l. Sandifer, 16 a and impts
in 9 q, 8, IL, n by Mrs c.
Pau, Q by } B Lively a "A
Mrs G G sturdivant. 4 . and
impts in 16, 4, II. n by
5 Galloway, by j McEn.
q oTyc''''...! !............7 w
3 L Swayzee, lot 8 Pleasant
Hill, ad to Bogalusa is 90
J | Sessulns, lot 19, b / p II
ad to Bogalusa g e6
J 2 Stallings,. 40 q, n by ] E
Fcrnea, Or Q public road, s by
, -, = u ", 1ann ....... "a 90
= " Thomas, s. a n by A o
Thomas, Q and n by GS l.
Q FThomas, Is acq Of Len.
der Stafford part Of Spears
H W Thomas, 40 q NV or Of
SO qr, 8 "a, 8, II. 60 a in sw
corner 8 81. 1, II, lots land
2,'b 3 and lots 3, a. 6 and
7sq3 Jenkinsville II 90
Rosa Thigpen, 45 a, lot 1892
:, !, II z:::......~..........3 79|
~ n Ialley, 2.5 q and impts
n and by W Mizell bought
OF J W Mizell /. 2 k3
Bascom Tally and z G Tate
ga. in ne or Of sw or 22,3.
15 .:....................5 16|
J F Talley. 40 q, in n part hr
50. 4. 49,. IS
Alcus Thomas, As a sw or 81
sw Or 8 II, |. IL. h tfs]
in Tullos, lots 2OS and 2Oo
in varnado and impts Iii 45
D d., D varnado, !. = ! a and impts S a6|
Mrs N | Varnado, S q and -
impts. n BY Whit Magee. 9
and 8 CLVarnsdo. y 85|
Peter Vouroouhas, stock Of
mdse in Richardsontown q 20l
Lucian Wilks. so : in 8 part
Of Thoe James Instead, s29
q =, =, ,,,.;, rv;. -. .: r..::....-...... 8I
> " Wlks s.. 95 i lots 6. 9
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8 90, 80 q in sw cor hr 81.
|, 10, 2an. by H T Bank.

SOS OV - AAS . " WI AAS OSS
1, 10, 2an, by H T Bank.
ston, Q by T D Bickham 10 43
J N White. 100 a, n and "
J N Kemp, Q l. B Burch,
sM Miller, so a, n by C b
Seal, eby Maria Vernon, 9
J N Kemp, GO q, n by ]
Schilling, Q B G Miller, g
Mamie Bulloch. .16 40
D CWood, lots 1 and 8 So a
and tract sqr 234 in Frank.
nnt0n, ...... III 80
Z + Welch, 6 q acq of w P
Bulloch, nby w F Varnado
W by River road ......7 70
c c Welch, S q, 2 hogs 2 dogs
5 COWS. s............. ..6 13
Williams Bros 100000 It of
lumber and l saw mill. Al SO
Mrs Robt L williams, / imp
and 10 vacant lots in Lees
Creek ...................8 8 OF
J B Williams, 100 q in So Or
8 43, 3. H.. ..S 80
A u wood, 40 q, in hr so, 3,
II, and water mill. ;. .13 O8
] P wilson, 5 q in Bankston
ad to Bogalusa. >. ..3 %
Emily williams, 40 q, Hy
williams, 9 by H H williams
II q ne and sw by Hy will.
Jams, 5 a in hr ~, l, Is. S 16
Mrs Laura warner, AZ a and
impts in 9 8, /. 13, n by N
Bstson, eJ r Rhodes. IS g.
coLoRED LIST.
VIM Brumfeld, 40 q, sw ar
of SO or, s2, /, g.. "a
W A Burkhslter, 20 a, hf int
in NV Or Of NV or 9 q, 2.93 SO
julia Brumfield, 120 q, n by
Jack Afford, Q by 10 Ma.
gee, 8 by A Brock g %
charlie !! !blckham. IS q, part
OF VIII Brumfield Instead q 48
Louis Bickham, 60 q, part of
NV qrs Is, |, IL. :. IL B
Tom Barker, $50 q, n hf of SO
qr OF ne ar, Sc or of NV or
8 IL, !. 10, 100 q, ne Or Of
ne qr, lots !, 4, s, and 6,s
"A, l, 10. 20 q
Tom Barker Jr, 40 a, swqr Of
ne qr 8, 13, I, 1O.. s 58
Mrs Mamie Barker, 25 q in
n h Of sw or, 8 a, /, 10. . 80
Ira Barr, so a in hr 81, l, 146 80
Celia Byunnu, iii q. lots 1,
2, 3, 4, g q, | and l3. q 10
Frank Grain, 40 9, NV qrsef
sw qr, s II, 2, II. .8 49
= A Dyson, 40 ., lot s and
8.5 q in lot 4, II, 2, 10. .782
Sol Dsous, 5 . in 8 "a, 3, Is.
scq Of n E williams q Sc
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,,,,, and fsa' css
Mrs W H Adams-1O acres in
lot 2, $50, t2, r13. IS 3
M Amile Adams-2O acres in
sec 20, hr37t3,r13; Q hf
OF SO Or, lot l.. - 8
M 0 Adams-2O acres in 9 hf
OF ne Or Of NV Or, s 2Ot3,
- 15... ......... 2
II E Adams--23 acres, g 15,t
3, + 13 in Adams town; 90
acres q : 38, t3r H.. is 8;
M + Adams-160 q sw or of
hr37, t3, r 49,. 30 Sc
F Mao Adams-2o a, n hf of
ne or OF NV qr,s 2O,t 3,r 1874 S:
Dominic Arouse, lot in blk 1873
in N W Bogalusa. a 2;
FN K Adams-lots 191, 1872,
b 26 in Angie. .12 IS
Mrs s W Adams-318.47 in
b : 81, t3, + IA; 91.7O abr.
IS, t2. r ID; 1928 q hr37
and 56, t 2 and 8. r IA;
1927 q hr 40 and Sc, t2,r
13 and 14,less 9 acres sold % 81
T E Adams 13 q in hr 52.t
|, "A, n by r NJ Pope, 8
by N A Pope. ..8 "a
Acme Lbr Co-4O q in n part
hr 81 and IS, 1, r IA and
impts, l saw.mill plant. SO 50
N ] Burkhalter-19 q lots /
and 2, 8 10, IS, TO-. 6 81
GS Berry-4a . and impts, Q,
9 and " by E D Metz, acq
Of Ed Metz. 81
EFT Brumfield, / lot and
impts and mdse. :. Is 81
Joe Brumfeld, 40s, n byBan-
ner Lbr Co: Q by Il s L Co,
9 by Wsrnerton. IS
L 7 Burkhalter, impts on 2
Z in Franklinton .......7 25
W ] Byrd-168 q. Q hf Of ne
qr and lot l, SEQ 19; NV or
Of nv qr, 9 20,3, 12; 12 3,
q hf Of ne Or and SO Or Of
sw Or, 9 II, t 3, + 13; 1 ain
. hf Of nsqr, 9 Is, 8. 13. ..28 81
p = Barber-3O q, n, e, s and
y BY g s Lbr Co.. ......5 So
D n Brumfeld, 80 :, n by F
E Simmons. " by LPBick
ham, 9 by Silver Greek 80 %
Wiley BLACKWELL lot in
Zona and impts. ). ....3 rs
WI Creel- lots /, 2, 3, As,
60 "a; and lot 4. 50 Is Rio 3 Al
Alex Cooper--hf q in Adams.
town. -. -. ..........3 81
E G Corkern-12 . acq Of r
r Jenkins 73
Mrs Casabon- lots II and 18
b2in E 8ogalusa ....4 "A
Mrs Ida Carter-1 lot and
impts in Pierce I'd to
Franklinton IS 80
John T Chilee, 100 :, n by L
81 Bankston, Q by E E Bro.
land, Q BY G : 1 20; 50s
lots 4 and S, 81, s, IA, 40
> IN IS, t3, : IA; 80 ., n
and " w P Adams, 9 Silas
Aaame ...... ...........25 81
NO Grain. 26 ., beginning at
: point on n line Or Of 90
qr, . 80, t2, : Is. IS SO
il Grain, 100 Z, n BY Grains
Greek, . BY Pushpstapa or,
! . BY state line. - "a
Heirs Of Nathan Grain, 100 1
q BY ] | Drain, . and BY
Spcs, v By Joe Bulloch. 10 0e
4W n Grain, lot 36 b 6 Angie2O 60
Nv 2 Grain & Co. lots 152 and
impts an mdse in Varnado17 56
! ] Creel, 80 ,, . hf fsw Or,
go 10. t2,r12 .9O2
H s. Casper. 8 :, n by Angie,
. OF GNRR a %
Cranor Lbr Co, 346 =, 90 ar
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i
where he resides in Denham
ad tc Bogalusa; lots 5,6,7'
s., 9, 10, II, II in NV Boga.
lusa: lots 81, 32, 33, "a, b
80, acq of Bogalusa B & l.
association. Sc 9.
CT Dickey, / horse, 80 hogs
! l buggy, diamonds and jew
e!ly ...................l4 81
, CT Dickey & Co.. 4 mules, 9
cattle, 4 wagons mdse. ..131 z!
Mrs Emma Erwin, 40 q, ne
or OF SO Or, Is, ii, TO-. 4 9f
Est OF J c Erwin, IS q, So Or
OF So Or, sec IA, pit of ne Or
OF SO or, 8 IA, t 1, H.. a 4
Seborn Easterling, "a a, lot
4 OF sec "a, II, 49,. IS 9;
Il Il Fussell, IS a, n by J P
McLendon, Q by J G Ste.
vens, " by Bud Dyson. 4 %
A E Fortenberry, IS q in n
part hr IS, t Ire, n by B
T Fortenberry, Q by ] E
Fortenberry, south by HIM
Sohilling. ..... ..6 s.
David Fortenberry, 81 acres,
no description. g 80
W G Fortenberry. 80 q, pit
OF hr IS, Il, r 9 and lot 2
and pit lot 1, SO, t2.r9..1 IL 90
IBIS Fortenberry, 30 a in hr
S., t l, r g.. :. ............4 %
Nv Foil, SO 16 and impts in
Franklinton. .19 So
u l. Fussell, 70 q, lots 1, 2.3,
9 10, lots 1, 2, 3,s 20,t3,r11 8 80
G W Fisher, lots z, 8, blk 10
and impts in Richardstown 8 40
r E Ford, 80 q in hr A, 1,149 II
W A Fortenberry, 65.1OO q
in hr A, 2, "A, n by A Res
tor, 9 by main street. IS "a
Mrs Louisa Fortenberry, "a.
100 acre in hr A, t2 IA,
n main st, 4 s,RAGlover 2 O4
H E Gayer, 100 q, n hf of NV
or, 8 81. 1, 9; 1894 q, lot 2
OF s 4, 2, 10; " hf,of lot l,
blk 6 in E Bogalusa. /. 20 AZ
Geo r Gates, hf q and impts
lot Is in Denham ad to
Bogalusa ................8 %
Geo Gray, " hf b 3 Richdst'n3 "a
Rosalie Geordina, lot 3, blk1
Bogalusa. ..3 10
Gam & Calhoun, stock of
mdse in Varnado.. ......8 21
Heirs Of Mrs A Holiday, 80
q, n by c NJ Brelapd, " by
Joe Breland, 9 by Silver org II
Mrs Eliza Hines, 40 q, SO Or
Of go or, 9 2, 2, H.. ......3 70
J S House, lots 4, S, b 9, lot 1
b 6; lot 6, b II, all in
Richardsontown 80 1O|
Mrs B Harpour, lots 9, 10, b
"a and impts in Richrdsntn7 10
s W Hines, / horse, 6 cattle,
i buggy, / saw mill -. .13 81
r Hsrrell, lot 32, 81, b IA IN
s W " Hodge, 81 q, lots i and .
2, sec 2, 1, 49,. ~ 28|
L James,35 ., hr Al, /, g.. ..3 al
Mrs Francis Jones. lot 10, b
IA in Angie ..... 49,, IL 81|
Sophia Jones, 20 q, hr 81. 3,
10, n BY W Byrd, Q by w
j Williams. -. q 82|
Rose johnson, lot 6, blk 10
and impts in Riohsrds't'n.. 4 15|
Trenton Jenkins, 34.5 a, pit Of
J A D Jenkins homestead..5 25|
r G Jenkins, lots 81, 32, b
1856, NV Bogslusa 10 AL
9 T jenkins, ! saw mill and
grist ct Jenkins I 2 COWS. 10 OIL
L G Joyner, / sawmill at Pine
Gill. lH.....................1O3 10 32|
G L Jourdan, 20 . in hr 81, 2,
IL, n by Miley 4 Mobiles. IS Isl
G K Knight, 40 ., ne qr Of 90
or, sec 2. 2, H.. "A R|
W P knight, Is . in hr SO, 3,
| b knight, i : and: impts in
eco IA, 8, 13. IS 16|
Mrs E P knight, 100 . in hr
50, 4, II, / vacant lot Is,
b 4O2 in 9 Franklinton. .16 Isl
E P knight. 81 ., no desc; 8
lots and impts, 13, IA, IS,
ca 402, 3 Ffanklinton. ..15 14l
Mrs F n Kennell, / lot and
impts, lot 60, b 264, Of N
OGN r b in Rio. IS OF
W N Kennel, lot and impts,
lot IS, b 264, Q N Q G N in
MO lO............ 4O|
W O Knight-4O acres and
- eNn 4 q - 10 AA~
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"AIo y W MIZoll-4 40 acres, NV
or OF ne or and 6 acres, in
hf of sw or of sw qrs 21<
t4, 13. q
B Martarello-stock of mer-
chandise in Bogalusa a IS
H K Manning-1 acre and
impts in sw Or, 8 27t3, TBS Sc
Leona McGehee- e-hf acre in
in Adamtown, and impts
acq of Mrs l. A Adams. 8 SO
Mrs E G McLendon-1 acre
and impts in Adamstown. 4 Is
] r Murray 12 vacant lots
in E Bogalusa 8 %
T H Mills no description. 2 II
D G Morris-1 lot and impts
acq of Dorsey Bros in Rich.
ardsontown 18I
Mrs Eliza Moore-2O acres in
hr 45, t3, r ~, N A Moore,
es and ", W J Jones 2 32|
s NARCOTIC, lot 6, b / and
impts, Q Bogalusa. ....5 Isl
d AMcM Millan-14O acres, n by
Sam Brown, by Angie, "
by Mrs NJ E Adams and
impts Is 72|
Mrs G G McMillan-25 acres,
and impts, in hr 50, t 1,r
IA, 9 by J J Ball; 2 lots and
impts and 33 vacant lots in
Angie ....... ..48 29|
Mrs Lettie Mcmillan, / va
cant lots in Angie. Il 81
Mrs NJ J Mahor-Lot 131, b
II and impts in Angie. !. ..6 O5|
Mrs W W Mitchell l-22O acres,
in hr 80, 1, + 13, n by Ben
Kennedy, 9 c N Stones. .13 All
G W Nobles-42 acres, sw or
of go Or, 8 I, t2, r 12.. A 52|
Ozone Lbr Co-162.47 acres,
ne Or, sw Or, 8 -, n hf of
sw or, 9 IA, SO or of ne Or
9 16, IA, r12; 281 acres, "
hf of NV Or, 81, NV Or of
NV or, 8 15,se Or of 8 % 3O1 Is |
J Rob Passman-3O acres, n
hf Of SO Or of ne Or; 10
acres in ne corner of sw or
of ne Or, 9 36,t3,r g.. g O8
N K Pierce Ice plant
and fixtures in Bogalusa 17 IS
Pierce and Pounds-84 acres
ne Or of NV or, lot 2 So,
81 acres, lot 2 $ 11,t4,r 10;
IS acres, SO Or of NV Or ;25
acres sw Or Of SO or 8 10;
200 acres hf Of ne or and
Q ehf Of Sc or, sw or Of so or
9 Is; 240 acres ne rof NV
qrs hf Of NV Or. ne or offs
wqr, NV Or ofse Or 9 IA;
IS acres, NV or of NV qrs
%; 481 acres in hr 49, t 4
r13; 80 acres, sw Or Of ne
Or, NV Or Of SO Or Of sw or
s27, IA, + 13; 106 acres
in 9 Z, I'd, IA; 200 acres
sw corner, hr 45, t3r 10;
lot 8 in 60 2; lot 8 50 8; lot
/ 50 4; lots l, 2, z, and8 so
II; lots 4 and 5 go 26 in
Jenkinsville near Rio; 1.61
acres NV part Of 9 81 lots
4 and II 90 4 in Jenkinville
near Rio Junction ..73 81
L P Pierce e-lots q and 24b
2 in Rio. .... ....... .19 Al
J w Parker-235. acres
and impts in hr 80, I'd, 1919 92
Mrs ] W Parker-11O acres,
SO Or Of SO Or 9 9, ne or of
ne Or Of 9, is, seqr Of SO,
t4,r12.. ......9 22
j Leon ROUNDS -23O acres,
n hf Of hr 80; 200 acres in
hr 80; 20 in sw corner, ,hf
80; 20 acres out Of lot 4 90;
10 acres sw corner Of SO Or
s34; so acres in lot 3, SO,
IA, 10; 10 acres in " end
OF Enon bridge. ........@ 4O
Minnie Penton- 80 acres and
impts in ne corner, hr SO t
4,r1 II; / lot and impts in
Wes Penton- 5 acres, n and
. by J O Keaton, 9 by
Pierce and Pounds. IS 25l
n G Penton- 3.5 acres and
impts, n BY is th 8, acq of
j w Mizell 80. "A AL
Marie Prompatura- Lots 4
and 5 and impts in East
Bogaluss g 21I
Aug Planche Il lot and impt
in Richardson ndNer10 36l
] 7 Plant Lots Z and 8, Is 6
/ i s 2 Richasdson d Boga-
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-05-23
State Tax Sales Of |mInovab|o
Property.
State OF Louisiana, Parish Of
Washington
Versus Delinquent Tex Debtors.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me by the Constitution and laws of
the the State Of Louisiana, win sell, at
the principal front door of the court
house, in the town of Franklinton.
within legal hours for judicial sales
beginning at II O'Clock a. No., on
Saturday, June e, 1912
and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are completed. ali
lmmovable property upon which taxes
are now due the State of Louisiana
1nd Parish Of Washington, to enforce
the payment Of taxes assessed in the
year 1911, together with the interest
thereon from the 31st day of December
Of said year, at the rate Of 2 per cent
per month until paid, and afl costs.
me names of said delinquent tax
oeDtors, the amount Of taxes due by
each on the assessment of said wear
ana the property assessed to each to
DO onered for sale, is as follows:
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-05-23

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