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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-01

following described district, being the
district to be affected and oenelited by
said improvement. namely;
FORTY FOUR FOOT ROADWAY (With
Single Track,)
The south 2SI 90 feet Of the north
S14 62 feet Of the east SECTION OF lot 8.
block 46; the south 25S.39 feet of the
north sss Is feet q lot s.1S -. block AS'
FoRTY-TWo-Fo -FooT ROADWAY. (With
Single Track
The south 96 53 feet OF the east section
Of lot 8. block 4S; all OF lots to II. In
elusive. block socE 9? AZ 1Inon OF lots s, to s IN.
vision Of block ie: commencing at the
southwest corner Of lot g. block 7, Union
Heights subdivision of block 49, ten-acre
pat "a" thence southeasterly 139. u
6: all Of lots 2 il. Inclusive, block .;
Of lots 1 TO II, inclusive. ,lock 8; all OF
lots 1 TO Q. Inclusive. block 2. Union
Weights subdivision of block 46; the south
200 es feet Of the west sec;ion OF lot ..
tion of lot 7. the north 1873 feet OF tho
west section Of lot g. block &c: all OF
lots l26 to lag. inclusive, the north 2774
feet OF lot 125 block 6. all OF lots 1 and
division OF block 4s; the south 495 feet
OF the west section OF lot /. block IS. all
FORTY-Two-F FOOT ROADWAY, with
single Track Curb and Gutter Bu!lt)
lots 14i to i+s, Inclusive. all OF lots III
inclusive, all of lots 73 20 rs. inclusive.
all OF lots 40 to As. inclusive, all OF lots
- subdivision Of block 4s; the south Sifh,
| 10. SO feet OF lot 125, all OF lots 1928 and
l2%. block 8; ali OF lou 11s to 11s. In
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East streets in sewer district No. l. and
defray the abutters portion of the cost
and expense thereof. estimated at twelve
thousand eight hundred thirty-ona and
iT-100 (Sl2, 2,S311f) dollars, or ono and
4S-l00 Isl 4S) dollars per front or linear
s669.7l feet abutting said improvsm ent,
by a local assessment upon the lots or
pieces Of ground within the following de-
scribcd district. being the district 10 be
affected and benefited by said improve
ment namely:
The east side of lot IL, the eas. side Of
lots Is to l5 Inclusive, the north 20. 5
feet of the east side OF lot l6 the south
20i.9 feet OF tho east slde of lot l6, the
north 2s5 feet OF the east side Of lot IT,
block III the west side Of lots 10 and II,
the north 1868 feet Of the west side OF
10 IS. inclusive, block l; the west side oe
lots 81 to 81. inclusive, the south side OF
lots to 90. inclusive, the east los feet
OF the south side OF lot 2l. block e. Gil
the cast 1888 feet OF the south side OF lot
Z, block TIA, iive-acre plat "a bis
FRoNTiNG ON YALE AVENUE.
74l.7I feet OF lot 1s. the west 7il.7l feo,.
of lot II, block 17-A. nve-acre plat "A.
big field survey; the east lTl.0I feet OF
the north side OF lot 7. the east 77015
feet Of the west 1918 feet of the south
Wsst ses q sJ S t the Of eas o 6 siIss soe s Of al the @
vision Of block so: ali OF lots &C. and ]
10 8, inclusive. block 2, Douglas Park
second addition. block 80. tive-acre plat
&C. big field survey.
All protests and objections to the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-.
sented In writing, stating therein lot and
block. or description OF pronsr'v g. 81
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elusive. block s: al! 81 lo;s o5 to 100. in
elusive, block 4: all Of lots Sc 10 II In
elusive. block 8: all Of lots 2s to az in
ci9s,ye block p HtghlaInd Park plat "R''
Plat "A, Big Field survey,
The total cost Of said Improvement Is
hundred seventy three and 2s-100 (sds-
BIB 28) dollars, Of which sum the citys
portion is six thousand six hundred fifty
one and 1l-1c0 tsss51 ~ dollars, leaving
forty THOUSAND two hundred twenty-five
and l7-100 (s40 222 I'D dollars to be raised
by local assessment.
All protes-= and objections tn the ca arrv.
ing out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing, stating therein lot and
block. or description OF property. to tho
city recorder on or before the 9Th day
OF September; 1918 being the time set by
said board Of commissioners when II VIII
hear and consider such. protests and OBJ
jectons as may be made thereto.
BY order OF tho board OF commissioners
OF Salt Lake City. Utah.
Dated JuS% 30. 1913.
NOBLE wARRUM, City Recorder.
Paving extension No 90.
First publication August 90, 1913.
Last publication September 8. 1919.
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NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given by the ooaru OF
commissioners of Salt Lake City, UtAh.
OF the Intention OF such board Of com
mtssoners to mako the following de-
scribed Improvement, to-wit:
To grade, curb and gutter with cement
constructed, construct drainage and irr1-
CATION system from four (A) inches 70
fIfteen (I5) inches in dismeter, Of cement:
vitrIfed and corrugated iron pipe, and
pave with Utah rock asphalt. a roadway
on Highland park drive tsaid roadway 70
curbs from Twelfth South street to The
flrst angle point, and forty-two G2) feet
vide between curbs from said hrst angie
point TO Thirteenth South street, and
seven (7) inches thick). in paving DIS.
trict Mo. 82, and defray the abutters'
at forty 1sao tSo ,yo ao
lars; twenty-five hundred eighty eight
and go 100 .lsS6sS; ;ao) dollars. or Ave an ana
25~1o0 (s5. .25) dollars per front or Inca :
foot OF abutting property f9r ioftyo 70. o5ooI oi
feet a6utting said portion OF said Inn
nToyement; twenty-four thousand one
hundred thirty-nine and 4b-l0o lS2a,
i3e. .4b1 dollars. or Ave and 2b-loo (SS. 70
ting ting property for forty-two (d2) foot
ing lb97 90 feet abutting said portion oi
saId Improvement: and thirteen thousand
/ four hundred ninety-four and 2-!0o
| isl3 4a4 42) dollars. or four and bo. loo
| (s4 o0) dollars per front or linear fo9i fo9t
foot roadway where curb and gutter was
previously constructed. there being 2sss 10
feet abutting said portion OF sale I'M
| nroyement by a local assessment upon
i the lots or pieces of ground within ene
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SLAYER Of OFFICER
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Ulysses c. Bearup, Charged
With Murder, Is Arraigned
in Court.
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune.
PoCATELLO. Ida, Aug, 31-Ulysses
G. Bearup. the man who shot and killed
Deputy Sheriff W. J. McFadden at Grace
on August 90. was brought to Poca tello
Friday night, heavily manacled, by Sheriff
Lowery and his deputy, James Lewis
In the capture of this man Sheriff
Lowery proved himself to be an officer
of unusual ability. The chase covered
q period OF six days, during which time
the sheriff was never Off the scent He
finally captured Bearup in Cobre. New
Yesterday Bearup was arraigned on the
charge of murder in Probate Judge Bells
court. The complaint was prepared and
filed by Acting Prosecuting Attorney
Merrill The accused pleaded not guilty
to the charge and was given time to Sc
cure counsel His preliminary hearing
will be had later.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
g a 8 Q RIA
Special Labor day dance, Majesti
pavilion, tonight. Advertisement
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there will
De special meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Idaho Development company on
Monday. September 10. 1918, at o'clock
?; m; at the office OF the company, room
I0e. Newhouse building. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
First-For the purpose Of electing a
board OF directors.
Second-To authorize the directors TO
sell all OF the company's real and per-
sonal property TO the Idaho Development
company for sS50oo0 and 26o,054 shares
Of the ca pital stock OF the Trade Dollar
Extension Mining company.
Thlrd--To transact any other business
ing.
IDAHO DEVELOPMENT COMPANY,
BY j. J. Corum. President,
e3667
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
ME ETfNJE

Notice Is hereby given that there will
be special meeting of the stockholders
OF the Trade Dollar Extension Mining
company on Monday. September 10. 1913.
at 2;30 o'clock. p. nl., at the office OF
the company. lo6 Newhouse building. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
First: For the purpose OF electing a
board of directors.
Second: To authorize the directors TO
purchase all OF the real and personal
property OF the Idaho Development COM
pany for $4,000. and 260,0o4 shares OF the
capital stock of the Trade Dollar EXten-
sion Mining company.
Third; To transact any other business
that may be brought before tie meeting.
Done by order of the vice president at
Salt I.ake City, Utah. this a2nd day OF
July, a. p. 1918.
TRADE DOLLAR EXTENSION MINING
COMPANY.
By F. j. Sullivan, Secretary.
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city recorder on or before the sth day
Of September, 1913. being the time set by
said board OF commissioners when it viii
hear and consider such protests and OBJ
jections as may be made thereto.
By order OF the board of commission
ers OF Salt Lake City. Utah.
Dated July 10. 1918.
NOBLE wARRUM, city Recorder.
Sewer extension Ne. 32e
First publlca ton August 90, 1918.
Last publication September s. 1913.
eagS2
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Roundup Preparations Complete.
Special to The Tribun,

Special 70 Tie TTlbune.
IDAHO FALLS. Aug G1-Everythins
Is IN readiness for the great War Bon
nett roundup to be held commencing Sep
Is believed this will eclipse anything in
this line ever held In southeastern
Idaho TWO hundred horses and riders.
representing the best in Utah. Wyoming,
Idaho and Montana, have been entered
The cash prizes amount to more thar
$12 moo. Governor John NJ Haines of
Idaho has accepted the invitation to act
as official starter,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-01
F all Skirts $500 to $500

Separate skirts will again be strongly featured
this fall and winter. and the new models are
about the most clever and attractive that have
been brought out for many seasons Materials
are varied, including serges, whipcords, eoennes,
shepherd checks, novelty checks, narrow stripes,
crs, made in plain tailored, draped, emi-draped,
slashed, plain tunic and accordion tunic styles,
some in high wasted effects. Many Of the new
skirts trimmed with tailored buttons, pipinps,
strappings and have cluster tucked trim.
mings All the and staple colors, including
black, are well represented.
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HI CAMPAIGN l!'.
STARTING
4, D. P'oblsr" Will
(r,.'s's Of Party
pssusion''

p ia''la : ''lpoatlcians. here ere she a5e
+ 2 81 y bis i'ial isll;, and nd the vspy iny
Z IL ,isrs ss.,sssn Tii1 + those who
= sass5 ass.s.y,, os,S''d dry" ,condi.
5,A ard donI"ion g,S that q new new
= adSpiYsIe d,SspsYIe. The agitation agitation
kvr si trsil't, 10 that question
j o1YIIn,sa ol1I,s tSe he financial con- !.
fahlhHyI, drive I the business
9 ~ !, ~ saOr to se' '''' '
- more ,.,d ysry ma
hrs DO! ., 'DS, wears. while there
y >s's't,rsSls Y IsS loss Of revenue rs;oan.
:. ssSeiIiIen Of the coasIfien saiHfssi
rgst g., ess,,not pay Its war"
t's!e :, e''1| The blame for this
q ~ w. p sry particular set
tsa ! oSssditIon ~ that has been
Gta NV gradually. How.
! " soss s.'i hat an adjustment 4.
: 2 a. eIs I, along moral rather
g ~ sss,, according to present
/ !. n cschs county. the Pro,
IL b esn sai'dse slset y whoever they
IA ~ q II the old parties are
% S%.Ssd. 4 The Republicans n
g en[1' sor two years, and the
n 4. iui s.l.cllon Of a candidate
= s.,s las developed strong
~ o. H,s y, the Democratic side,
a gsyball, Il Is seh, Will
A! n n I succeed himself. Two
~ = elected BY O. good ma
s.rty-ths Democratic
"a md untouched by fac
=, ! ,Hng that cannot be said
sTo nther Democrats
80 ~ ID in connection with
.Sss-Stephen Hailssone ana
80 PETE. C. Nelson, the
m-,Ig!orer. can probably
Sss,Ion for the asking, The
..-ssr. George ". IAndquist
IA 70 II will bs necessary
rysis to win both places In
~ coutlol OF the administra-
ru,s Jr., the present incum-
I. '.,IItW's Office, will likely be
& fcr reelection. He has
"a service and there will be
, D. Democratic party TO op-'
'sh d,ddes 10 make the race
|-s n, mentioning the name
4 0i,rey, Jr, as a probable
| 4 r2yor. He Is manager Of
4 Eur factory.
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given by the board of
commissioners Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
Of the intention OF such board OF COM
missioners to make the following do
scribed improvement, to-wit;
Constructing and laying sewer lateral
Inches IN diameter In Eleventh East
street between Ninth South street and
Yale avenue; and constructing and lay
Ing sewer lateral Of vitriried pipe eight
(s) inches in diameter in Yale avenue
between Eleventh East and Fifteenth
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Bishop Spalding at VernaL
cial to The Tribune.


VERNAL, Aug. 31--The Rt Rev.
Bishop F. s. Spalding OF Salt Lake City
conducted services at st Paul's church,
this city, Saturday evening, Sunday
morning and Sunday evening. ST. Paul's
church has recently been remodeed and
is now one of the prettiest church build
ings In the city. The Girls Friendly
society also has handsome building
here, erected at q cost OF $4,000.
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Pleads Not G1Iilfy.

Giordana. an Italian. was arraigned Sat
urday In Justice Knowles court on the
charge of murder. He pleaded not guilty
and his preliminary hearing was set for
September 4.
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FsE IN TAILOR SHOP.
/ Painfully Burned: but Pre-
q Spread Of Flames.

- ss's
M. lng. Sl.-A FIRE broke out
1gac tailor shop yesterday
q fox z time was threaten"
1Iarsc, while cleaning a coal
b o,snM the rear door OF his
n nused a draught, whicf
"a &mes from the stove te
Etsaked coat and set 1t or
M INTO the street with the
y and quickly returned an6
no cans Of gasoline. He wa
about the hands end arms
y pme days before he vii
esns work.
1n was turned In, but the
G Gt!ngulshcd shortly after
'fNs had been blown and Il
HtaaU to turn the watel
Eahg,
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swEEps PROVO.
4. NV wv Out Of Commission and
H'"usis for Some Time

''ia 'or Some Time.
.;..l. .MEIhls city WAS visited
"a Ii,Ssl Iirs. storm at I O'Clock
N.SN SNss,a,ning s,a. NM was frequent
s,r ss,es,dlly for about hall
~ ,.,a ,,rznstormers OF the else lee ;.
~ and ,ba btsanlporarily put out
q. 't'a srar.9s.ily me city YVES in total
n ams mS'u,nler S',, was repaired
sns, nv, r., oul most Of the city
. ii. 10, Indn more than an hour. our
y ialD.,nasc inconvenience of the
~''ass from the storm wa vas 5
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AENr WOMAN DEAD.
@h Jssa Of Heber City Sue.
. Attack Of Pneumonia.

= ni4Ss OF pneumonia.
as Tribune.
III. Aug. 3l.-Mrs. Sarah
ss ol Mark jess. a wealthy
m merchant OF this cIty,
eailg. after a three days at
oala. Mrs. Jess, who was
Sc vas taken nj only last
e Der death comes as a
VIDE circle OF friends
w surv!yed by her husband
4. E'Ifn' Ars. Martha Roberts
a Leo Richards OF Ida
1s am ars. Leslie Ryan oi
4, u,a = At the home of her
@an. Funeral arrange
announced later.
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;',l! Miners ASK
@lt FOR INQUIRY

! b.!ss;' !ss' 1ssE, Ass; ',s;-rer l. the
ss y sss,;lg Michigan today lay appsslagg S5,.slng
gssl lHI,p!sd I1,l.t!a at mass neetn,ea meetsnsa
4: "a 5I1IISe.s,tlgation res in 'Ithbe'isgs The sI; .
2 = mai a settlement, IN niab sl5, ,
. a,nsAs a1,,nssident Of the weF,srr >
:,,ss.sss; ! ,sss eisrs'ee' S'e' Of tSi%e ahs .,l,,, mere
sgss, sss,,,i! ,M,i!shoney tie and s'SRa Wii.
g sssi'snos'es today. "S'i Thov mem I'm
S:sstiara' +. working tdasy dayy de De.
ma T. i1 Inc eontTovsvr,. troy was
sis..Ih. y vigorous t,r,0veTsy terWv tH ,
ystaS 10 organize ",7 AMI IN 5h'
h',sN ',ea : : and soo womo,
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If YOU are specialist in any line
Of endeavor, get The Tribune Want
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b aaHe Kidnnu H.

|s i, y as's Kidney rro,,,,.
N, w. lidnsSy lIsn,'y ,to,,,, to support
:, Kidney Pills. ''lasay an ~. at
Ii, ~ and reliable, eo,t;"g tu",
a1 ,iinlaaeh much good 'Ias1aS rolaS
tsss l1a's ra ;, 0aehache and
maj ,.,;1 ~ the system ana
slss',~sa',.9i as',sa 9i lidnsys anS anS
ssb.t;,'',a' ,a'l''ohnson, 49,
''''s'o',," five IS, asrsa, gaos
t.i~lAdvertissmsSnpttS1 SptS y
Meme. s'''SSas;y, Sa;sy,, septsf1mllbasIp tf1lla pg- J
''S1sgpsbOne WasatesS Wusr I
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Fall Dresses S5.75to $4,000

when you see them-they are surely beautiful,
beyond description. The variety of styles is alb
solutey unlimited and must be seen to be ap-
preclated The silk dresses come in charmeuse
poplin, crepe, messaline and fancy brocades
trimmed effectively with lace, net, applique, Bull
garian embroidery, crystal buttons, etc The
wool dresses come in serges, ratines, shepherd
checks, tufted novelties and others prettilv trim
med with laces, embroideries, buttons ppings
bright Tartan plaid silks, new long end sashes
etc. Some are made in draped styles. some in
simulated Panier effects. while others are Sc
verelY plain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-01

Cream Serge Suits .oered os ff'ssa ~ao srssm sspse
suits in the lot the seasons latest styles in
ems and misses sizes, To- 36 and 3S sold regular
y Saie t' Price P21eO to ~ $4,000; to elose' $9.95
Wash Dress Special snS ons lot misses. ea ~@nSns sants
cool washable lawn dresses figured pat
terms, several styles; these regularly worth
$1.25 to $3.50; come early Tuesday, co.
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Fall Suits $l2.5O to $4,000

There is great diversity of styles and models
among the new suits for fall. made in long and
dunn length coat effects including cutaway straight
buttoned, slashed and sack styles, with two three
four and more buttons; plain tailored and fancy
models trimmed with velvets, buttons strappings
and pipings. Skirts come in various styles-some
draped, some gathered elaborately trimmed
while many are severely tailored Materials are
serges, cheviots, dagonals wool brocades whip
cords Bedford cords, embossed suitings, ratines
zloellnes Scotch novelties, ETC., in newest colors
including black, brown gray and navy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-01

Featuring the New% or
Fall Suits at /. sV TsOO
At featuring of
value the Ike which most stores would $4,000
tailored latest models
black,
"A Absolutely matchless value ~
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New Furnishings

Many of the new things in Women 5 Furnish.
ings are now ready. including rufflings of net
and lace in white, black pink, rose and Gaht
blue, yard 65c. Net and shadow lace frilling.
yard 25c. New ruff collars and fichus soc New
woven sashes in plain and Bulgarian colors 81
Pleated satin sash belts in all or
colors ......,., 0SC
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-26
Budenich-M Morgan,

On last Saturday evening at 8 o'clock
in the presence of a large number Of
relatives and friends Miss Anna Morgan
and Mr.. John W. Budenich were united
IN the Holy Bends Of matrimony. The
ceremony took place in the large din
ing hall at Burrwcod, La, and was
performed by Judge George W. Deles-
dernier. The bride was escorted by
her father, Mr.. John Morgan, while
the groom was attended by Frank
Cosoe. Misses Katie Budenich and
Katie Hingle served as maids to the
bride. Refreshments were served and
dancing INDUCED in. The happy couple
will reside at Burrwood.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-26
Respectfully submitted,
JOS. sAYo1E,
poyich Trooo,no.

Parish Treasurer,
The committee appointed to examine
The Treasurer's books reported to have
found same correct.
A communication from the Mississ,p-
pi River Levee Association was read
and on motion of DR.. Geo. Hays, duly
seconded, action on same was deferred
for future action.
A communication from the American
Cane Growers Association was read
and on motion Of DR.. Geo. Hays, duly
seconded, was laid on table for future
action.
A communication from the Louisiana
State Board Of Health was read and
on motion of Dr.. Hays was laid on the
table for future action.
A communication from John Meyers
was read %whereupon Dr.. Hays offered
the following resolution which was
adopted.
Resolved: That the matter Of the
roadway in front Of the Louisiana
Orange Groves property in the Happy
Jack neighborhood, which was evident
ly referred to in the letterof complaint
of Mr.. John Meyer be referred to the
President of the Police Jury and the
District Attorney with instructions to
proceed according to law and equity in
having said roadway established and
distractions thereon removed.
On motion of Mr.. Brophy duly sec
onded Mrs. Harry Butcher was placed
on the pension list.
Resolution by Mr.. E. A. Schayot sec
onded by Mr.. Dave Withan that the
President appoint a Court House Com
mittee composed of seven to examine
the building.
The chair appointed the following
+. S. Wilkinson, John Dymond, S.
Leopold, Jos. sayoie, R. S. Moore, f.
c. Movers, J. B. Fastening.
BY MIR. Withan, duly seconded by
Mr.. Schayot, resolved that in accord
to Art. 291 Of the Constitution of
1893, there is hereby imposed a per
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-26

$3.50 26
Feb. 5 'l3 Received from &c. Movers
For month Of JAN, 1913
Parish Budget Tax 1912 1896 Is
Parish Licenses 1918 1852 rs
Per Capita or Road
Tax of 1912 352 As
Mar. 8, 10 For Month of Feb. 1913
Feb. ! to Feb. 20 inclusive.
Parish Budget Tax 1912 234 O6
Parish Licenses 1913 1929 Is
Parish budget tax 1912 88 80
Parish licenses 1913 1886 20
Per Capita or Road
Tax of 1918 1856 ID
Apr. 4, '13, For Month OF Mar. 1881.
Parish Budget tax, 1912 126 27|
Parish Licenses 1918 2S9 70
Per capita or road tax 1912 274 90
amount received sl72o5 IL
Paid out as per Vouchers 4212 %
Bal. on hand sl299s os
To the credit of the
following funds:-
Gen. Fund s11O43 Of
Road Fund 1850 OF
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-26

Apr. 4 1918.
For Month of Mar. 1918.
Road Dist. No. / Tax
of 1912 q 70
$67552 81
Total amount received s63l89 20
Paid out as per vouchers 1911 Y
Balance on hand this day $54876 Os
To the credit of the fol-
lowing funds
General Fund S50432 10
Sinking Fund 4443 SIS
S54876 O8
Respectfully submitted,
JOS. SAVOIE,
Parish Treasurer.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-26
Cosse=Ragas

On Wednesday, April 22nd, Mr.. Clark
Cosse and Miss Ella Ragas were
solemnly joined in matrimony at St.
Thomas Catholic Church. The groom
is the son of Mr.. ard Mrs. Arnold
Cosse and is n of our hard working
and industrlouf young len. The bride
is the lovely and amiahle daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Aristide Ragas of this
place. Miss Stella Ragas served as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Jules Cosse served
as groomsman. After the ceremony
the happy couple repaired to the home
of the grocm's parents where toasts
and dancing were INDUCED in by all
who were present.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-26
State Of 10; is,ana,
fiaauernines.

Twenty-Ninth Judicial District Court
No. s5S, Succession Of Andrew Nc
Cormick.
Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors Of this estate and to all other per-
o a herein interested, to show cause
within ten days from the present noti-
fication Qf any they have or CAM why
the account presented by Victor L.
Gilmore should not be homologated and
the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith. By order of the Court.
R. C. FAVRET.
Deputy Clerk of Court,
Parish Of Fiaquemines, April ID, 1919.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-26
Died.

On wednesday, April 20, at 7;5o
o'clock a. m. Mrs. Caroline Smith, be-
loved wife of the late Geo. a. Kuop,
aged Sd years, a native of Point Ileas-
ant, Plaquemines parish. Daily States
Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

WALLACE A. NUNEZ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
3l4 Godchaux Bldg. Will prac-
tice in New Orleans, St, Bern
ard and Plaquemines.
New ORLEANS