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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
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Ell j6ven III. A. Delgado, partio Ell
dias pasados para Las Vegas con ma,
terias de interes personal.
Don Jose Antonio Montoya, uno de
los jefes principales del Pueblo de
San Juan, nos homo con su ~agradable
vista durante la semana, habiendo We.
nido con Ell proposito de atender a ne.
gocios de bastante importancia.
Don Miguel Herrera, energico ciu.
dadano y estafetero de Nambe, nos
hlzo una a~gradable vista durante la
somana. habiendo venido 4 IN capital
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
coNvIcTo %cAPTURADo

Eel Guardian McManus ha reci5idt
noticias que Arcadia Guerro. in con
victo que Sc fug6 de la penitenciarfi
de Nuevo Mexico ell dia 20 de Noviem
bre, 1912, ha sido arrestado en- viii
liams Arizona. Guerro fue s%entencia
do de dos a tres amos por asalto con
i~ntencion de matar y todavia tiene
como dos amos que servir. FL guar
dian probablemente ira por 81.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
IJALANDOLO CON UN CABES-
TRIO DEL PESCUEzO Sc
SAFA FACILMENTE
Sc Escapa de las BaIas Nadando en-
las Aeuas del Rio de la Frontera
y Sc Eseapa de sus 5rutales Per
seguIdores-se Gree que Fran SOL.
dados Federales.
LLEvADo DE Los oJos DE
cARRIzo a TEXAS
Por AIambre Arrendado al NuevO Ne

..I
Por AIambre Arrendado al Nuevo Me-
~xicano.
Austin. Texas, Mario 2s.-charles
Ballard. un Americana fue ~secuestra.
do por los Mexicanos el Microbes
de los Ojos de Garlic, Texas, y Sc
escape tirandose al Rio Grande, a Sc
gun los despachos hoy al G~obernador
0. B. Colquitt. FL gobierno ha tele-
gra6ado para saber 81 los rurales de
Texas SOL n%ecesarios en- Ell territorio
de los Ojos de Garlic.
Eel ~secuestro fue reportado por w.
T. Gardner, alguacil del condado de
Dimmitt, del cual los Oios de Garlic
es la cabecera. Esta plaza esta cerca
de IS millas de la frontera. Ell tele.
grama de Gardner al g%obernador, fe-
chado Mario 10. lee:
Charles Ballard, Americana. fue
secuestrado de la ciudad aver en- la
mafana a las 9, por cinco Mexicanos,
Y llevado de diostro como un caba.
10 0 un cabestro en- Ell pescuezo y
las manos amarradas por detras al Rio
Grande, Y pasando por ell rio Sc esca.
pc e%chandose a nadar abajo de las
aguas del Rio Grande. Cort6 ell ca
bestro, sc solto, y nadando hacia aba.
10 del rio sc pas6 al lado Mexicano,
donde Sc lie tiraron varios balazos, pc.
70 no lie dieron. Sc echo al rio, madam
do hacia abajo, Sc paso al lado Ameri-
cano y Sc escape para Ell rancho de
San Pedro, cuatro millas del Rio
Grande. Todas las indicaciones sena-
Ian a los soldados Mexicanos fedora
lies. Hemos mandado por Ballard.
Llegara manana en- la tarde."
Otro mensa1e lie decia al goberna-
dor que los bandidos Mexicanos ha-
bian robado una tienda en- Cameta,
Texas, ell Lunes en- la noche y habian
sido c%apturados. Cameta esta en- el
condado de Zavilla. Eagle Pass esta
entire ell condado de zavilla y Ell ca
mino mas cercano a la frontera.
La caballcria de los Estados Unldos
Busca a los Vloladores.
Brownsville, Texas, Mario 23-Veih.
te hombres de la cabalIeria de los Els.
tados Unidos andan conduciendo una
pesquisa en- un punto en- ell Rio Gran
de doce millas de aqui por una vein
tena de simpatizadores federaIes Me-
~xicanos quienes pasaron la frontera.
mataron a un soldado constitucionalis-
ia v regresaron a los Estados Unidos.
Confirmation del reporte que un sol
dado federal habia sido matado hoy
en- la cas- de aduana agui.
Reportes que simpatizadores fede-
rales en- los Estados Unidos estan or
ganizando ~expediciones han resultado
en- actividad aumentada por ell guardia
de la froniera Ell Captain Smith, al CO.
mando ae una compahfa de c~aballerfa
en- la ciudad del Rio Grande, ha sido
notificado de cuidar ror una expedi-
ci0n que esta siendo o~rganizada entre
Roma Y la ciudad del Rio Grande.
Cargos que tiros son d~isparados fire.
cuentemente al otro lado del rio q es-
tos hombres, han sido hechos por ell
General Pablo Gonzales, comandante
federal en- Matamoros, al consul Anne
ricano allf. Ell declare que el no po-
dia ser tenido responsible 81 sus hon.
bres r%etornaban Ell fuego.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
UNA FoToeRAFlA De LOS RAYos.
x MANIFlEsTAN UN cLAvo EN-
Los PULMoNEs DE UN HON.
BRE.


Silver City, N. NJ, Mario 24.-Un
clavo pequeno en- la mediaci6n del pull
mon derecho, y no tuberculosis, afIi-
ie a w. p. Stanley, de Sedalia, Mo-
quien ahora Sc halla aqui para curar-
Sc. Una f%otograffa de los Rayos-X
tomada por les Drs. Bullock Y Twit-
chelI revelaron ell clavo del cual el
paciente ha estado sufriendo intensa-
mente por amos. Ell case ha e~ngaiado
a los specialists por mucho tiem-
20. Stanley probablemente sera man
dado al DR.. Fletcher ingalls,, de Chi
cago, quien ha perfeccionado un ms
trumento para ~insercion en- el tubo
bronquial para extraer %snstancias ex-
.ranieras-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26


Cuantas quejas no han sido hechas
a las autoridades de abuses cometidos
en- diferentes GALES de la ciudad por
personas que les gusta d~esincomodar
a la gente p%acfhca cuando estan go
zando de un sueno placentero por
muchachos y hombres embriagados.
qnienes tan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ha-
blan palabras obscenas y gritan has
ia desincomodar al mismo dlablou X
la policia que ha hecho? NADIA. En-
algunos casos Sc han hecho los desi-
muIados y en- otros han tenido que
p~erdonarlos por Ell interes al vote. Los
buenos ciudadanos deben cuidar y ele-
cir hombres que ~enforzen las ordenan-
zas y eviten estos abuses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
Despaoho Especial al Nuevo Mexican,

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Mario 24.-Los
regentes de la U~niversidad del Esta
do estan en- session aqui hoy, los que
han llegado de otros puntos siendo
Nathan Jaffa, de Roswell, H. l.. Bick.
ley, de Ration, y W. G. Hayden, de
Las Vegas. Los regentes estan con-
siderando Ell bienestar general de la
.escuela y un reporte gratihcante por
81 P~residente D. r. Boyd, sobre Ell
trabajo de los pasados seis meses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Ell Sr. J.. S. Candelario, ell nominado
IN ell boleto de Ciudadanos para teso-
zero es I'm hombre que Sc ha ocupado
'odos los dias de su vida en- negocios
legales, y uno que 81 es electo dara
auenta completa de los fondos y t en-
Ira cuidado que ell dinero no sea des-
pilfarrado en- cosas innecesarias. Vo-
tad por 81 y tendreis un hombre no
nesto que cuidara del dinero de sus
CONSTITUENCIES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Ell sr. A. e. P. Robinson, el nominal
10 en- el Boleto de Ciudadanos para
Se~cretario de ciudad es I'm hombre
sapaz, honesto Y bien conocido y de-
'empehara los deberes de la oficina 81
s eleeto a entera satisfaction del
pueblo. Tn Voto en- favor del ST.. Ro-
Unison es un yoto en- favor de la ho-
lestidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

El Sr. Reingardt ell nominado en-
! BoIeto de Ciudadanos para regidor
N 81 Cuarto Barrio por ell termino de
,uatro amos, es ell hombre que ell pue-
,lo deberia elegir, tiene mucho di-
ero inyeitido en- propiedades en- es-
a ciudad J tiene los intereses de San
a Fe a pecho. Els I'm hombre EN-
'rendedor y n que lie gusta trabajar
DOR ell engrandecimiento y bienestar
ie sus CONSTITUENCIES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Eel Hon. Roman L. Baca es el HON
bre y ell hijo mas feel que tiene Santa
&c. Es el hombre que ha hecho mas
Tor 81 bienestar de la ciudad. Els Ell
aombre cuya mano menesterosa nun
"a Sc aeota para o los necesitados.
u es electo mayor sin duda que dara
ma administration benefica y salts
iactoria a sus CONSTITUENCIES. Votad
aor 81 y dareis un voto en- favor de
IN hombre que 10 merece.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Ell Sr. Charles Bacon, candidate en-
q boleto de ciudadanos para regidor
an ell cuarto barrio, es IN hombre bien
'onocido y fuerte contribuyente de ta-
acton y 81 es electo desempehara u
leberes como regidor en- una manera
s%atisfactoria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Tn vote por Ell Sr. John Fl. Walker,
81 nominado EN- ell boleto de Ciudada-
nos para regidor en- ell tercer barrio,
es un vote a favor del adelanto de la
siudad como tambien un vote en- ia
gor de la paz Y bienestar pdblico. vo-
ad por 81 y quedareis ~conyencidos
lue es el hombre propio en- el propio
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

ST los buenos ciudadanos de Santa
Fe desean que los fondos del pueblo
sigan siendo de%spilfarrados y que no
Sc sepa en- que Sc gastan, voten por
los nominados Republicans y tendran
otra administration de ciudad incom-
petente E iniciente. otra administra-
cion que seguira fa~voreciendo a sus
aliados politicos o 81 dinero del pue-
bio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Mucho dinero Sc ha gastado 81 los
dltimos dos amos para pagan p~olicias
los cuales cuando Sc ofrece un desor-
den nunca Sc sabe donde estan. Mu-
chas veces han acontecido d~es6rdenes
desagradables en- los Domingos q eau
sa del maldito licor Y Ia policia SO ma
hecho desimulada en- parar estos abu-
SOS. Piensen los votantes un momen-
to antes de dar un vote Y vean quie-
mes son los hombres que pueden parar
estos abuses. Los n%ominados del Bo-
leto de Ciudadanos son hombres ca
PAGES y honestos y 81 electos daran
una administration limpia Y al agrado
de los buenos ciudadanos. votad por
ellos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Tn Voto por Liberato Baca es uno
voto en- favor de la prosperidad Y en-
grandecimiento de la ciudad de Santa
Fe. Els el hombre que no duerme nj
Sc molesta por ayudar a sus constitu-
yentes. siempre esta listo para SER
virles a u conciudadanos, Y no hay
cosa mas agradable para eI que con-
seguir TODD 10 que puede en- favor dc
la ciudad de Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
Las Almorranss Sc oursn en- s 9 "a
pias

Los Boticarios devpelven Ell dinero
81 el UNTO PAZo faIta en- curar almo.
rtanas comezonientas, Sanguinolentas.
E%scondidas o SaIidas. Ia primer
~anlieaclhn ia alvin SOC
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Notas de la Convention.
Ia convention Progresista transo to-
dos sus negocios con mucho entu-
5iasmo y harmonic.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Don Manuel Delgado. el candidate
para regidor N el boleto de ciudsda-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Don David Gonzales, nominado Ell
el Boleto de Ciudadanos para reeidorl
por 81 termino de dos amos en- 81 Ba-
rrlo Cuarto, es i'm joven bien conoci-
do. honesto y capaz para desempehar
81 puesto y yer por los intereses de su
pueblo. 81 es electo vera que 81 dine
70 de los contribuyentes sea bien gas
tado Y que Sc emplee en- cosas bene-
nciosas y dtiles para Ia ciudad y no
para pagan favoritismos polfticos. rs
muy i~nteligente y bien quisto en- Ia
comunidad v altamente apreciado por
sus finos comportamientos. Votad por
q.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

nos en- 81 Barrie No. /, es un0 de los
ciudadanos mas honestos v capacos
que en- So seno tlene la bella ciudad
de Santa Fe. 81 es electo siempre es-
tara alerta por los intereses dc u
constituyentes y por 81 bienestar de la
ciudad do Santa Fe. Es bien conoci-
do y altamente apreciado en- toda la
ciudad. yotad por q.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14
Drinks Scarce
 At Telegraph

F. D. Cheney and i'm Fulcher were passengers to Wrangell on the Silver Fox last Sunday. In an interview MT. Cheney stated that he left Telegraph together with linn Fulcher the last of February and at that time the supplies of the camp were running short and that by this time they must be out of nearly everything, but that what was worrying them most was that there was nothing to drink, that Telegraph was sure dry camp if there was one in the country. When he left the camp there was nothing left but case goods on which there had formerly been no sale, and that it is reported along the river that there is none of that left now and - drink can no. be had in the camp for love or money. In speaking of the country Mr. Cheney stated that in all the time he has spent there it has never looked better for a steady mining country in the Dease Lake District than it does this spring. as therr is much new developement work being started in the country ani also many of the older ones are putting in new and up to date ma chlnefy, so taking it as a whole the prospects never looked brighter.
 He stated that the fur season just passed has been a good on and the trappers of the interior made some biz catches of Cross and Silver Fox, although the catch of martin was not up to what it
 as been. Mr. Cheney along wit
 many other ot the trappers VI Iispose of his turs at Telegrap L as soon as he gets back there.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14
l. D. Reynolds
 Shows UR AgaiI

\ copy of the Evening Herall
 1t Waynesboro, Pa. was brough- 10 this office this week and had such good interesting roast tha.
 ve can't pass it by without men ton. The front page is covered with large head lines which req, Prince of Wildcat Promoters Comes Here Unannounced and Gets Ready for Business. and H. D. Reynolds Famous Alas ka Capitalizer Who Had Himself Adjudged Insane to Escape Penz- tentiary Comes to Town to Sel 5z35,ooo Worth of Public Utility Bonds. and then follows nearly | TWO page story ot the history O this man.
 H. D. Reynolds will be remem- bered as the man that 'Reynold- ized' Valdez several years ago by tying up all the money and market in that place in a Home Railway for which the citizens of that tow,r raised S32, ,ooo and subscribed sey- eral thousand more, all of which blew up and he beat it for Boston where he was arrested and was ad- judged insane to escape the postal laws. To him is credited the slogan of Alaska for Alaskans.' From the Harold it seems that in some way he has escaped from the asy- lum and is out to "Reynoldize' other parts of the country. Here's hoping he stays away from Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14
Wrangell Not
 On The Map

Wrangell is not worth mention ingo That is certainly the verdict of the Pacific Coast Steamship Go. from the looks of theu new folder, which was received on one of their last steamers. The folder is loud in their praise of Alaska "via Totem Pole Route" and then they stick a cut of Chief Shakes Totem on the cover, another Wrangell Totem on the inside, and then to top it off they print a cut of that fine catch of black bear caught by Tom Ken anesty and photographed with the skins all stretched out in front of the old log cabin near the power plant. in the center of the Every Appropriate folder. We don't be lieve in kicking unless we have a kick coming, but in this new folder we sure have. From the beginning to the end of the Alaskan Trip they are boosting the Totem Poles, and then they print our totems and nev- CT a word to the travelling public whether these totems are in Wran- geil or in Nome. We will let the Totems pass. According to the afor- said folder our sunsets come any tune from ten O'clock 10 midnight and rlses again at two or three, Probably the less said the better, 5at theneX time the Pacific Coast Issues folder and am to Use our pictures We will only be too glad b furnish descriptative matter as nay beot benefit to any of the tou- T sss who wish 10 look over our city, h the past the Pacific Coast has aai the largest snareot our basin- e5s, both freight and passenger.anl to show their appreciation ot this they print our pictures, but forget 10 tell where they came from.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14
Amari ,an Gan Boat
 In Port Yesterday

The American Can Co.'S. boat the Canco arrived last night from the north and spent the night in the harbor. ". E. Gould the American Can expert is aboard and is mak- ing his regular rounds inspecting the various car making machines. From Wrangell they went to the A. P. A. cannery north of town and from there will go to Lake Bay and then 70 ketchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14
Juneau Dispatch
 Mornins Paper

The Juneau Dispatch in their
 publication of the oth made the announcement that hereafter that paper will be a morning puhiica- ,ion, starting With the first issue .ast Tuesday morning. The DIs- patch also announ-ed that thes
 were admitted 10 the Assoc.a,eo Press Service and win he fss' issue would have Associated ne~. of the world, and incidently that the War Department had ordered tae Alaska Cable to be opened vii a night ser, ice until midnight 50 as to give that paper the latest ser vices. sEd;to- Russel has mad, many noteworthy improysg1enss ia his paper during the past winter and the morning publication IS ad- ding the last feather to the cap in it the best published ii tbs country, and also the only one win the Associated Press.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14
st. Mtrllael Trahittg Gntnnany P. C. KecornaeA. Prop.
 aI1ralt9rll. AluHka
Capt. Hartman
 On J. B. Stetson

The J. B. Stetson of the Portland Steamship Line came in last Mon- day and discharged 1000 emplies at she local Sanitary Cannery. The 5tetson is, in command of Capt, Hartman this trip and practically all the rest of the crew with the ex- ception of the Engineers are new crew. The vessel has a good full cargo.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14
Get Prof. EjsOn's
 Latest Song

BE SURE AND GET THE LATEST SONG. Don't forget 10 get one of Professor Edson's latest song My Wild Rose of Bolny Dandee". Just oif the press. Pub lished by KirKus-Dugdale Co.,, 7, Washington, D. C. It's a cracker
 ack. Ifyourdealer has not got it have him send.-Ad.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14

Good progress is being made in the erection of the Marconi wireless plant near Juneau. The tower IS nearing completion and the com pany expects to be open for the transaction of business in a few weeks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14
Due When It Gets There.

Jones-You say the 4:3O train is no, late? Why, it is now 4:40!
 Station Master-Yes. but when that train is only ten minutes late it's ahead of time,-New York Globe.
 Feed the Brute.
 +Did you put up many preserves last faE?''
 No. I intended to, but there were so many new novels to read l didn't have time"
 'AIa aa.1r take my advice You will get aI#ae rash better win your hus- 5eld | fer 'e-s atteuE'el to cur. Ter ~ ca To cu.gaat jr.ly "
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14

The coast of the maiata;nence fos the Alaska Cable for the fiscal year ading June 50. 1913, Is S2oz.ooc, ccording to the Act approved April 27th.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14

Tn Wiseman. the farthest norta gold camp on the continent If n5 rn~ the world there were 500 pros Jezto-s the past winter. The women ia' the camp number twenty
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14
Items From
 Our Exchanges

The Daily Evening Mail of Kets .hillan has changed its publication rom a daily to Weekly. The daily Mail has been one of our valualla exchanges and We look forward a good weekly.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14

The A. P. A. Cannery around the point. are getting their sup ply of boxes at the local sa~.niII this week, the tug Chilkatis is towing them away.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14

The Custom House is receiving a new wcoat Of paint this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14

"The iDream" is the prope place to go when in Ketchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14
The Selfish Kind.

What's fair weather friend pa? One who won't lend you his umbrei- Ia. Judge.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14

A fine new Down. to-date Foot wear for Hen, Women and Children. Come in and see them, it is a pleasure to show these goods,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-14

 and
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-30

Greatest Chautauqua Feast Presented to the People of
This Community in Years of Chautauqua Programs
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-30
Dr.. Frederick A, Cook

the Arctic Explorer and Maude Bal.
iingtOn Booth, a great reformer and
leading woman orator of the decade, are
two of the highest priced attractions pre-
sented to Chautauquas this season. To
hear them alone will be worth the price
of season ticket
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-05-02
Jos. j. SCHWARTZ,
Deputy Clerk of Court.

$1,000 In PRIZES to be given away
absolutely FREE to advertise the 1lli-
nois Seed Co. Separate the letters
contained In tho words B.E-A-U-T-I.
Full FLOWERS and form as
many words as you can, not using the
same letter in the same word more
times than it appears in the text Beau
tiful Flowers. To the person sending
US the largest number of words as
above, we will give away absolutely
free Warranty Deed to 10 acres OF
land, one mile from Deer Park, Ala
bama, valued at $4,000; for the next
largest list. a Warranty Deed to Lake
Shore Lot near Saugatuck, Michigan,
valued at $4,000; for the next $4,000
in cash; for the next, 5000; for the
next, $40. 90 in gold; for the 80 largest
lists, $1,000 each. We will also give
away many special neighborhood
prizes to people sending 100 or more
words. If you are good at word
making and start now you stand an
equal opportunity of securing any one
of the IS prizes. Commence your list
to-day, and send us SO cents in stamps
or silver with name and address plain
ly written, for rules governing the
contest, and we will send you prepaid,
ten 10 cent packets of flower seeds, no
two alike.
ILLINOIS SEED Co.,
Bushnell, Ill.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-05-02

which contract is recorded in Book s OF
Privileges and Pledges of the records OF
the Parish of st. Mary, Louisiana. un-
der entry number 4l53. Of date January
9, 1914.
"Any account or amount that may be
due by Eulger Landry to L. 8. Lambre-
mont, under and by virtue OF certaln
agreement entered into on the 9th day
January, 1914, by and between A. A.
Bonvillain and L. S. Lambremont,
which contract is recorded in Book 8 Of
Privileges and Pledges of the records
of the Parish of St. Mary, Louisiana,
under entry number 4153, of date Jsnu.
airy 9, 1914.
"Any amount or account that may be
due by A. B. Martin to L. s. Lambre-
mont, ss tenant of A. A. Bonvillain,
of Home Place Plantation, on the CO.
teau Plantation, under and by virtue OF
q certain agreement entered into ON
December "a, 1918, by and between A.
A. Bonvillain and the said L. s. Lam
Fremont, which said contract is record
ed in Book s of Privileges and Pledges.
page 1873, under entry number 4152,. OF
the records of St. Mary Parish. Louisi.
ana, of date December 26, 1918.
"Any amount or account that may be
due by Paul Landry to L. 8. Lambre-
mont under and by virtue of Q certain
agreement entered into on the 9th day
Of January, 1914. by and between A. A..
BoLYillain and l.. :. Lambremont,
which contract is recorded in Book 8 OF
of Privileges and Pledges of the records
of the Parish OF St. Mary, Louisiana.
under entry number 4l53, of date Janu-
airy 9, 1914.
"Any account or amount that may
be due by Joe Rivet to l.. s. Lambre-
mont. under and by virtue of a certain
agreement. entered into on the 9th day
Of January, 1914, by and between A.
A. Bonvil ain and L. S. Lambremunt,
which contract is recorded in Book 8 OF
Privileges and Pledges of the records
of the Parish of st Mary, Louisiana.
under entry number 4153, of date Janu-
airy 9, 1914
'Any account or amount that may be
due by Elphege Rivet to L. .. Lambre-
mont under and by virtue of certain
agreement entered into on the 9th day
January. 1914, by aud between A. A.
BOnvillaid and L. s. Lambremout,
which contract is recorded in Book 8 Of
Privileges and Pledges of the records of
the Parish Of st. Mary, Louisiana. I'M
der entry number 4l53. of date January
Q, 1914.
"Any amount or account that may be
due by E. p. Hsydel to L. s. Lambre-
mont, as tenant of A. A. Bonvillain of
Home Place Plantation, on the Coteau
Plantation. under and by virtue Of q
certain agreement entered into on De-
cember "a, 1918, by and between A. A.
Bonvillain and the said L. s. Lambre-
mont, which said contract is recorded in
Book 8 Of Privileges and Pledges. page
133, under entry number 4152, of the
records OF st. Mary Parish, Louisiana,
of date December 26. 1913"
WILSON T. PETERMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Mary,
Louisiana, April 8, 1914.