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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
EGGS FOR HATcHIhe-eARREp

Rocks direct from Pittsfeld Poultry
EARN. Is cts. per setting; $500 per 1eo
Thoroughbred fawn and white Indian
Runner ducks. The wonderful White
egg strain. Prolific layers, sl.50 per set
ting, $500 per 60 Helen A. Winslow, r.
of Augusta ~ i9--,*
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
GENERAL STORE IN THRIVING

GENERAL STORE IN THRIVING
Maine village estimated $1,000 to $500
stock, also real estate, consisting Of small
farm ana brick store, grist mill. running
water piped into buildings well estab-
liShed, lime, cement lumber and ferttl-
izer trade, best OF transportation service.
over - years iii business. will sell stock
MT cost, or appraisal, no bonus asked. no
membranes against the property. host
Of reasons for selling eaeN terms Of pay
ment Ia riEht parity, s-4eslt opportunity
for someone, Farther particulars from
w. NJ. Snow K co. BROKERS' Fidelity
building, Portland, Maine. aprlidtf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-MlSCELLANE0US.
DAN FOSTER WILL SELL YOU
some seed oats FOR 81 90 per bu. that
yielded in 1912, which was a poor year
for oats, i6 bu per acre machine meas
ure or lell5 bushels by weight. The
average yield last year in Maine was
about % bu, per acre, which pays better
Good seed mt slice or inferior at Soc fig
ure for yourself. lie Will also sell some
choice Gold Coin seed potatoes and rust
proof Green Mountains from large Yield
ing stock, also fine yellow eyed beans
and Gradus peas. -. Il. Foster, Angus
"a. Me. Tel. l6l-5. aprlId2wa
A FEW DOWNING GoosEBERRY
plants fresh dug. well rooted, 10 cents
postpaid. Basil Winslow. Larone. Me
anrl.dlM.
FOLDING Go-CART WITH TOP.
Win sell cheap. Inquire at 80 Grove
------
ORNAMENTAL NURSERY STOCK
200 choicest trees, shrubs aud rosehushpA
at n bargain II moved at once Come
and see them. {. n. Perley, Winthrop,
Maine. aprl6d9l
ONE TOP BUGGY, ONE OPEN
isitsstd NJ, VI - ~ .,., 49,
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SECOND HAND SEWING MA
c Zines oe singer, White nnu Now Home
80 "a'st - va ,1,,eatn.
1910 ----- -
TWO TONS STRAW, $40, SET
double harnesses, IS. one-horse iigger
wagon. ~: must so ut some price, quick
sale. l.. +. Cram. Manchester. Maine
apr15dtWkt
rnMcv ,.-.--n. .,x ao,.-.
49, YVES ehN oiN nOWGD
parieN, graded SIS per bu.. screened 81
per nu. Grain screened ana graded Tor
Gbina % East Nass'loofo' NE lei, soutl
EIRST-cI acc NV LnpD wooD
49,, ,,.,,-o IN -,
5rees hiss.hhlins, FtoIuptY i,n p,a W.
ls2-2. 80 aprldlmos
-
fOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Square piano What have YOU TO trade
Address Rox 4l2 Winthrap, Me. aprf2dtf
FANCY TIMOTHY SEED, SO PER
cent. pure Whole bags y bu., S2.g. bu.
' Tass. zoe, extra Sash WIN WIN, order u. l.;
65n ,1sh NholeThe sSe9d ealer. 81
t2u1ssc St. PortLAnl. Me.... .- aprIZdat-
Mowep p.nnrp my puccv
Cta,,is,- - 49,. CO. 80
W., ~ ueacn "'S"i' IIrtt iSut 80
81 ''p "ussS. =. j. ii'Aiie'e' ~ -
an.--I-M N
IL TO IS TONS ENGLISH HAY
and one Eddy reversible suilsy plow Il
M. Morgan. X. T. y. |, Augusta.
aprffdiws
GOOD TELEPHONE PEAS FOR
seed, 30c n quart. crop of 1872 Native
seed. H. l.. Merry. Tel. DC Half Moon
ni.c, Z. ! -. 40 l. IlloriioiNe. ,api2oot.
ONG CARIOAO WOOO ASHES, 70
tons; also ashes for lawns, delivered in
city limits for price. Call or address j.
Il. Braiey, Is Second ST., Hallowell, Me.
apr4d2ws
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LIGHTHOUSES, ROOMS, ETC.
n VERY PLEASANT UPSTAIRS RENT,

flne location. 40 Quimby st. All modern
convenienees; s12. 80 per month. L. !. IN
graham. 277 Water ST Tel. IA, house
1hfi-go 9nTliutt
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ONE OF THE BEST PLACES IN

Winthrop village. about 20 acres of land
will sell separately II desired Good or
chard r. Il. Richardson. Winthrop.
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE, OR
trade for good work horse and some
money. All right and good looking car.
Carl G. Moody, Cedar Grove, Maine.
apr4d2Wt
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LARGE LOT ON WESTERN AVE,
1i2xfS1 feet and oue of the most attfae-
tive building sites now available III this
growing section of the city. j. X. Town.
send. Augusta. 3ls Water st. aprl6diw
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;Gos FOR MATCHING. SINGLE

Comb Reds from large rangie birds.
Good hatch guaranteed. Price 81 per II.
w. E. Johnson, IA Chestnut St. Halo
we'll aprfbd1m
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EGGS FOR HATcHING-BUFF
Orpington, 75c. and Sl00 setting of Is;
White Orpington. sl.0o setting. Owen
Farm Stock carefully selected. NJ. Il.
Chadwick, Bowman St, Farmingdale.
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FURNISHED ROOMS OF VARYING

size and price, at l6 Pleasant street after
the Legislature adionrns. Gas steam
heat and bath. Phone GIN. Mrs. NJ.
l.. Haley. apr1id1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

Eggs for setting a few settings at So
for Is. My stock is from Mrs. J. s. Du-
manesy yards. of Maryland, the best
strain in America. Money TO accompany
order. Fred A. Berry, Cedar Grove.
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TWO SO EGG BUCKEYE INcuBA.
IUTTERcUPs. THE-NEW BREED.

tors. No trouble with them only the size
Hatchee 43 chicks from As fertile eggs.
r. NJ. Brann, Tel. 227-N. apri5d3t*
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FOR SEASON, LAKE cosRossEE-

contee. 6-room furnished cottage, min
utes' walk TO electric cars at Hammonds.
Write Allen Clark. 16S Main Ave, Gar
diner. Me. Tel. 2es-N aprl6dlW
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CANOES AND MOTOR CANOES

of ali kinds. Catalogues on request. Ad-
dress Roy II. Flynt, Augusta, Maine.
aDr5dt
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ENGINE sARGAiNs-5 II. P. DoU-

Die cylinder KNOX, IT. T. Single cyIin-
der Capital, H. r. Truscott. 5 II. +. Pal
mef. IL. p. Waterman, two reverse
gears, several carburettors, launch hulls
from Is it, to 80 IT. long. All second hand
and for sale cheap. Ripley Boat Co., Au-
gusta. Me. apr12dlw
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FURNISHED HOUSE AFTER MAY

LIST. my house. 81 Willow St, electric
lights. bath, gas. o. &. Webster, or
Bowditch. Webster & Co. aprlfd6t*
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ONE cYPHERs ADAPTABLE

brooding hover, with thermometer.
Bought new last spring and not used.
Makers price $3.50 VIII be sold for 81
and delivered TO freight agent, Oakland,
Me. Address ]. J. Thayer, Oakland, Me.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

with experience desires position. Reicf-
ences given If requested. Address X. H.
H. care kennebee Journal apfled3t'
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EN- ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CON.

veuien"cS, in nice neighborhoud, 3-nihute
walk from postofice Inquire at hnuwi-
tons barber shop OF Tel 6i9-M. aprl5diws
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
q 8 PARKER. HOUSE PAINTER

and paperhanger. M. A.; Burns, autono-
lila PAINTER employed Ii Water street,
Halloween Telephone 212-W. Gardiner.
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moulding for leading Boston firm; 25%o
discount. Books carried to house by re-
quest. Tel. 241-N. Mrs. c. w. Stafford,
81 Child St aprldtf
The herald., 1913-06-26
CITIZENS MUST PAY FINES.

Many property holders of Algiers
were compelled to pay dearly for their
failure to comply with the instructions
of the City Board of Health relative 70
certain ordinance when they faced
First Recorder Fogarty in the Third
Recorders Court on Thursday. 4
number of the accused were fined $40
or thirty days, some were discharged
upon producing proof that the delay in
complying with the notices they had
received was not their fault, while
others were allowed time to make a
defense, having asked for continuances,
Nearly 100 board of health cases
came up before Recorder J. J. FOgarty
Thursday in the Third Recorders
Court. \ number were dismissed and
some were continued to July i.
Charged with having foul vaults and
bad drain cutters on their premises,
the following were fined $40 each: Ed.
Cafiere, A. Scott, Mrs. NJ. Waller, Louis
Vinet, w. Watson, Lucinde Auguste,
John Manville, S. Hardin, Annie Per
kins, c. B. hi Cristina, ]. Arnold. Ed.
Dodds, A. ALBERT, Lizzie Matthews.
The herald., 1913-06-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John n. Chaser to Mutual Building
and Homestead Association, lot, Oil
vier, Alix, Verret and Pelican avenue,
$500 cash-Rebentisch.
Purchaser to Mrs. Ferdinand S.
Drumm, same property, $1,000 terms
Rebentisch.
Mcclellan Realty Co., Ltd, to n. o.
Dry Dock & Ship Building Co., II lots,
Patterson, Verret, Olivier and Missis.
sippi river, $4,000 cash.-Janin.
Diego Sunseri to Philip Sunseri, lot
Diana, Teche, Nunez and Newton, $500
cash, $4,000 mortgage.-Stafford.
Mutual B. G. H. Assn. to Mrs. F. s.
Drumm, lot, Olivier, Alix, Verret and
Pelican avenue, $500 cash, $4,000 mort
gage.-Rebentisch.
Widow Thos. Lynch VS.. Mrs. Widow
l.. Fridolin to Mrs. Wild. Thos. f
Lynch, lot, Elmira, Belleville, Eyelina
and Eliza, $3.50 cash.--Sheriff.
Mrs. James Lee to Mutual Bldg. &
Homestead Assn, lot, Seguin, Bouny
Alix and Pelican, 81, 400 cash.-Reben
tisch.
Purchaser to vendor, same property
$l,400 terms.
The herald., 1913-06-26
TWENTY-EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT COURT, PARISH OF
JEFFERSON.

Jos. Iddle VS.. Hamler Boiler and
Tank Co. Judgment for plaintiff for
fifteen thousand dollars.
This judgment was rendered on Mon.
day, the first day of the civil term, and
is the result of a long legal battle.
lddle was injured and made a cripple
while working for this company at the
plant of Swift and Co. at Harvey, La.
He brought suit in Jefferson for dam.
ages and defendants presented many
legal defences, making strong oppo-
sition. Their defenses were overruled
and they then filed a petition remov.
ing the case to the United States Dis
trict Court. Here there was another
legal fight and motion of Iddle's at.
torneys to remove the case to Jeffer-
son prevailed.
This was the first time that form of
process had been used here since the
new United States Judicial Code was
adopted. The defendant company then
appealed to the Supreme Court of this
State for writs of certiorari and pro-
hibition. Here they were again de-
feated and their application denied.
After some other skirmishing, the
litigants finally went. to trial several
weeks ago, and the Judge had the case
The herald., 1913-06-26
TRYING TO FORCE LALA
INTO BANKRUPTCY
lALA ASKS LOWER COURT TO
REVERSE SUPREME COURT.

Charging that Theodore ]. Lala ha:
planned to delay, defraud and hinder
his creditors, the Bluefields Fruit &
Steamship Company brought proceed
ings in the United States District
Court Saturday afternoon asking for ar
Injunction through bankruptcy.
According to the petition the Blue
fields Fruit & Steamship Company, as
assignees Of the Bluefields Steamship
Company, in suit against the Lala.
Ferrares-Cangelose Steamship Com.
pany, obtained judgment against Lala
for $11,440. This was May u, 1913.
Since that time they allege Lala has
committed acts of bankruptcy. They
charge that he executed a mortgage
June 5, 1913, ostensibly to secure an
indebtedness, but is not indebted to
the mortgage and that the mortgage
was made to delay, hinder and defraud
The herald., 1913-06-26
INFORMAL RECEPTION.

Among the many pleasant sOcia
events of the past week was that of last
| Saturday evening. when Mr. and Mrs
\. Gayaut entertained very delight.
Nerret street, at an informal reception
in honor of their daughter, Elenora' S
graduation from the Belleville School
and her entrance into High School this
coming session.
The sweet graduate was assisted in
receiving the guests by her sisters,
Misses Ella and Alma, and her cOus-
ms, Misses Inez Delney and Modga
Gayaut
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with palms, ferns and
artificial flowers, which intermingled
with moss and cedar, adding much to
the occasion. Dancing was INDUCED in
until early morn, music being furnished
through the evening by c. Gerber Le-
Wy and ]. L. Segar.
Delicious refreshments of sandwich
es, ice cream and cakes were served
in the beautiful flower garden, which
was Illuminated with japanese lam
terms. During the evening the guests
were treated to several appreciated
songs by Misses Inez Delney, Alice
Schmidt and Mr.. John Cieutat, while
Misses Ella, Alice, Modga and H. Gay
aut and lone Rouschkolb rendered sew
eral selections on the piano which
were well received Miss Eleanora
was the recipient of many gifts, show
ing the popularity sne enjoys among
her friends, who wish her success in
her new studies.
When the hour of departure arrived
the verdict of all those present was
that they had a most enjoyable even
ing. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Richter, Mrs. F. Graf, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Humphrey, Misses Thelma
Schmidt, .Hilda Rauschkolb, Clara
Gayaut, Annie May Rainey, Melba But
cher, Gertrude Finlay, Carrie Kern,
and Messrs. Louis Lorio, Sebastian Roy,
Robt. Anderson, Henry Albrezie, Gil
bert and Anthony Gayaut, Seldom Tai.
bot, Robt. O'Connor, Stumbel and Leon
Jacobs.
The herald., 1913-06-26
EXCURSION JULY 4th.

On the Fourth of July there will be
a big excursion or the Grand Isle Rail
road from Algiers to all points on the
lower coast. The fare for the round
trip will be the usual s1.OO and the
other prices maintaining as for other
excursions. Mr.. Smith, chief clerk of
the Grand Isle Railroad, is looking af,
ter the affairs of the excursion and no
doubt it will be big success as there
will be many to take advantage of
this trip down to the Orange Belt on
that day.
The herald., 1913-06-26

Davilla, competent male witnesses, who
hereuntO sign their names with said ap-
pearer and me. notary public, after due read
ing of the whole.
(Orlginal sgned) Harley A. w. Howcott,
president Salvatore Russo, John A. Da-
villa. r. A. TICHENoR,
tSeaD Notary Public.
d |, the undersigned recorder of mortgages
In and for the parish of Orleans, state OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of amendment of the char
ter Of the Valley Trading Company, Limited
lnow the Northwest Louisiana Company,
Ltd, was this day duly recorded in my Of
flee, in book 10SS, folio -.
New Orleans, La, June =, 1913.
(Signed) EMILE ]. LEONARD, by. X.
A true copy:
r. A. TICHENoR,
Notary Public.
june 26 july 10 II "a 81
The herald., 1913-06-26
CHARTER


OF ELYSIAN FIELDS REALTY co.
United States of America, State Of Iouisi-
ana, City Of New Orleans.
BE 1t known, that on this twenty-thiro
thousand, nine hundred and thirteen, before
me, Felix j. DreyfOus, a notary public, duly
commissioned and sworn in and for the pa
lsh of Orleans and city of New Orleans
therein residing, personally appeared, the
persons whose names are hereunto sub
scribed, who declared that, availing them.
selves of the provisions Of the laws of this
state, relative to the organization Of cor.
porations, they have covenanted and agreed
and do, by these presents, covenant and
agree, bind form and constitute themselves
as well as such other persons who may here.
AFTER join or become associated with them
into corporation and body polite In law
for the objects and purposes and under the
agreements and stipulations following, to.
wit:
Article 1.-The name and style of this
corporation shall be "Elysian Fields Realty
Co and under that name 1t shall have and
enjoy all the rights, advantages and prlyi.
leges granted by law to corporations II shall
exist for a period of ninety-nine wears from
this day; Ii shall have power to contract
sue and be sued, in its corporate name to
1 maze S ana use corporate seal, and the same
10 break or alter at pleasure; to hold, re-
ceIVe, purchase, convey, mortgage, hypothe.
cate or pledge property, both real and per
sonal TO issue bonds, notes and other obli-
sh'iOnS' W nave ana employ such managers
directors, officers, agents and other employees
as the interest and convenience of said cor
poration may require; and to make and es.
tabllsh such bylaws, rules and regulations
Ior the corporate management and control
OF the affairs Of said fporat ton as NAV he
deemed necessary and expedient
Article 1.-THE domicile of said corpore.
tlon shall be In the city of New Orleans
state OF Louisiana, and all citations and
other legal process shall be served on this
president, and, In his absence, on the vice
presloent, and, In the absence of both OF
poration. u @of'
Article 1II.-The objects and purposes for
which this corporation is organized and the
nature OF the business to be carried on by II
are hereby declared to be: to buy sell and
deal In, for its own account. and for this
account OF any individual, nrm or corpora.
ton, real estate, tenements, MORTGAGES mort.
gage notes, bonds, shares of stock ana otber
securities to lend money on property real,
personal or mixed; to make leases as lessor
or lessee to act as broker agent or trustee
Ior individuals, firms or corporations: To
construct and erect, or to contract for the
construction and erection of buildings. and
generally to do and engage in any Other
The herald., 1913-06-26
CHAMPION WOOOMEN.
Company II Challenges All Louisiana
to Drill July 4.

Officers of Company II, of the Wood.
men of the World. Uniform Rank, and
champions of the South, announce that
the company will appear on the
grounds AT the gigantic Fourth of July
festival of the Woodmen. Competitive
drills will take place on this day, and
Company II issues a challenge to all
teams in the state. Directly after the
festival the twenty-one men Compris-
ing the company will leave for the
national encampment at Put-in-Bay,
Ohio, where it hopes to win fresh lau-
relS.
The herald., 1913-06-26
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER.
VALLEY TRADING co, LTD, OF
NATCHITOCHES, LA.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE
OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF OR

NATCHITOCHES, LA.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF Or
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Be 1t known, that on this Dist day of the
month of June In the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and thirteen and of
me independence OF the United States of
America the one hundred and thirty-seventh,
lie. duly commissioned and qualified in and
Tor this city and the parish of Orleans.
therein residing, and in the presence of wit
nesSeS hereinafter named and undersigned
personally came and appeared: Harley A. W.
llowcott, president of the Valley Trading
company, Limited, a corporation Organized
under the laws of the state of Louisiana
and domiciled in the town of Natchltoches.
La; under charter before Norwood r.
smith, notary public, Natchitoches parish.
IDecember 10Th, 1908, recorded in mortga ge
oook 10, folio 154, Natchitoches parish
records, and book g. folio 265, book of
charters secretary OF state Baton Rouge
La, appearing to alter change and amend
the eompany,s charter under a stockholders
meeting, ned In Natchitoches La at the
becomte Hotel, second floor. on Monday,
LDecember 2nd. 1912 at 10 a. m. filed in
DOCK 4, page Z OF the company's minutes
ana anu under resolution OF the board of di,
rectors, held in New Orleans, La. at snace
No. second floor Contractors & nasters,
EaXchange, $40 Perdido street, on Saturday
June d5th, 1913, at 10 a. m. filed in book 8
page pT, OF the company's minutes.
hereby amended and re-enacted to-wit The
name and title Of the company Is hereby
changed from the valley Trading Comnany
Limited Limited unto the NORTHWEST Louisiana
GoInpany' Limited The place OF domicile
IS hereby changed from "Natchitoches. Ion.
isian nt, unto New Orleans. Louisiana"
ARTICLE 3, Of the company's charter is
hereby. amended and re-enacted to.wit . The
capital stock OF the corporation is hereby
ARTICLE 3, Of the company's charter is
1n.ereoy amended and re-enacted to-wit The
time for amendments, liquidation. or termi.
nation OF the company's charter Is hereby
changed from 80 days publication in a
newspaper" and 40 days notice TO stock.
holders" unto 40 days publication in a
newspaper" and 40 days notice to stock.
said appearer having requested me. notary
public, TO hle said amendments to the com
pnay's charter In authentic form by nnblic
act, l herewith place 1t in my records to
ne promulgated and recorded and read into
the original charter aforesaid mentioned
Thus done and signed in my office. third
moor, Masonic Temple city of New Orleans
La, on the date hereinbefore written IN m.
presence Of Salvatore Russo and John A.
The herald., 1913-06-26
BUILDING PERMITS.

]. w. Lennox, owner and builder, one
story frame slated residence, Jena,
Chestnut, Camp and Cadiz, $4,000.
L. Hotard, owner, one story frame
slated residence, Diana. Brooklyn,
Teche and D'Armas, 81, 800. J. w. Len
nOx, builder.
Jules Babin, owner frame additions,
APO Alix, 200; Pollock & Killeen, build
ers
The herald., 1913-06-26
Would BUY Their Peace"

The appellees, among whom was
Theodore ]. Lala, opposed this motion
on the ground that the corporation
seeking to be subrogated had acquired
a litigious right and applied for a con-
firmation of the judgment of the lower
court, or in the alternative that this
phase Of the case be remanded to the
lower court to ascertain what price
was paid for the rights by the so-called
subrogee, thus affording the defendants
an opportunity to "buy their peace"
and stop the litigation in accordance
with the rights given them under ar
ticles 1852 and 1858 of the civil code.
The supreme court, however, the Pc
tition says, did not do this, but revers-
ed the judgment of the lower court and
gave judgment against Lala and the
other defendants, the court in it's judg-
ment holding that the sale was not the
sale of litigious right, and that the
petitioners were therefore not entitled
to settle the suit by paying the amount
paid for the transfer of the suit to the
Bluefields Fruit & Steamship Company.
The herald., 1913-06-26

under advisement until Monday, when
the judgment in favor of plaintiff was
rendered.
Former Senator Robert O'Conn0r
was the leading counsel for plaintiff
throughout the case, assisted by Mr..
p. Z. Burlington, Jr.
The herald., 1913-06-26
CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES.

Joseph G. Labella to Domenic Graf
fagnino, $4,000, 2 notes. Z per cent, lot
Belleville, Vallette, Homer and Slidell
2 lots. Teche, DeArmas, Lamarque and
Brooklyn.
John Mangiaracina to Interstate
Trust & Banking Company, $500, /
note, l year, per cent, lot, Pacific, Ell
mira, Pelican avenue and Alix-Ma.
money.
The herald., 1913-06-26
Denies Courts Power.

Lala then goes on to aver that the
judges of the supreme court were in
competent in law to try and determine
the question of litigious right, and that
in so doing they transcribed their
powers, asserted Jurisdiction they did
not possess, and unlawfully passed
upon an issue of fact and law which
had not been passed upon by the lower
court, which issue only came into ex-
istence after the transcript of appeal
was forged in the supreme court.
Lala prays that the court declare
the supreme courts judgment for SILL
440 null and void.
The herald., 1913-06-26

Original signed: Names of subscribers and
number Of shares subscribed by them omit
ted. +. b. Twomey, J. L. Weiss,
FELIX j. DREYFOUS, Not Pub,
i, the undersigned, recorder of mortgages
Ter the parish OF Orleans, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing act Of incor.
poration Of the .'Elysian Fields Realty Co"
was this day duly recorded in my office In
book 1888, folio 4S1
New Orleans, May %. 1913
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD. d. r.
"A true copy from the original act.
FELIX ]. DREYFOUS, Not Pub,
2O4 Carondelet Street, New Orleans.
may % june II 10 20 July