St. Tammany farmer., 1913-07-19
JACKSON SELLS IMPROvEAf,sN,1
BONDS.
Securities Bought by Cincinnati Firm
at Par and Premium.

premium OF $1175. Work will
pushed from now ON and the flters
tion plant will be in operation in
few months, giving Jackson guot
clear water in place of mud.
4 WANTS MISSING NAMES.
Adjutant General John A. Webb G
the United States Confederate Vet
Grams has received the following lei
ter from j. p. Shipp of tho Quarter
master Generals Office, who was i
charge during the Confederat. re
union at Chattanooga:
Il nave a matter which is yer
dear to my heart-a labor Of love
and I know it will appeal to you
In Cur Confederate Cemetery here ar
buried number Of our Confederat
dead-representing eleven Southern
States.
II am preparing to- erect memoir
al tablets for each Of the States re
cOrding the names and commands o
each comrade,, for the purpose of per
petuating thir names and memory
Mississippi has large number.
"On my return from Gettysburg
remained in Washington four day
for the purpose Of perfecting theal
Erecords. have. all Of the Mississipp
corrected except two and, am sendinl
these to YOU hoping you may be 1bll
to supply the additional initial. ol
given names. You will know how t.
Iapply this information.
II am, desir0us Of having the tab
lets III place by September Is, and
would thank youeto let me have thi,
information as soon as possible.
Gen. webb states that the namei
wanted are. II (?l Strong. com:
pany i. Twenty-seyenth Mississippi;
|I. ~ Warren. COMPANY ii. twenty.
Seventh, MississiDDi.
TO 'REsTIME PROBE TODAY.
The erand iury WIN reconyeIfe 10
morrow fnorninr and reaume the in,
vestfeation uf the nanftenffarysacan.
dal. 0oc. Brewer md The Hprne De-
teotfyea have been busy 9Sf6nrins
Additional eyidenca 0f a1laeed xrsff
einea the grand tury took recess and
81 Is. reporfed sthaf they hare a&mass
81 tesfimony thats viii ha submitted
Ia the .innnisitorN several. fe1dict
are ionk al Tar beforr-the nrohe
I. ffniAFnd "A sfronxs saRorf II ia.ssiA.
viii =. i;saf1o 10 indtct Cnl wv a
Monteemary 81 . mem her ofsfhe fenf-
feriffarys. .Doard.. for his part IN the
!. ....famouaiS autnrnnbiless deal. goa.
Montxomern teafifiaf IS durf,I fhc
Snflth stri6l 4hak. ha assaa.pe ~. II snes
annnai m fnf sbuvinr thaS "a Arhine.
fk3S - - IS II s. 80 uset
II anss aftlmut to indict 4lSe prism
trnatae. Axitation .to bring abouf
Yhe = ation az Cat. Nostxumers
was resumed today with efneNed
vigor.
ssTh. onlv wav thev can RET me
out" he said last week. ..is TO kick
me out
A sentiment also has been aeyelop-
ed in somme Quarters to BRING nres-
sure to bear on Col. Leroy TAYLOR. q
of the prison board. ia induce
him to resign. Col. Tayl0or has
been incapacitated from .6ffendine
business for some time ON aeeount 81
i'll health. No charges ever have
been made against Col. Tavlor the
agitation in favor Of hia resirnafion
is based ON the ground that man
who can devote his. time to the husi-
ness OF the State should he anpoint-
ed. E
TRIBUTE TO LOCAL MAN.
At d meeting Of the city commits
sioners TODAY resolutions Of symnathv
with John w. Todd Of New Orleans
on account Of the death Of hia wife
were adopted. ana the lot in ceda1
Lawn Cemetery. in which she was
buried. was donated in recoenitfon OF
his services to the CITY as mayor two
terms 4 few wears ago. and <.hecause
Of the further fact that he was re-
sponsible for the purchase and es-
of the cemetery.
TRAGEDY IN JUROR'S HOME.