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The Republican journal., 1915-04-01

evening miscell an eous program will be givel
by the regular choir and a chorus of young peo
pie from the Sunday school. Offerings will b.
devoted to the choir fund. All seats will be
free and cordial invitation is extended.
OBITUARY. The passing away of Mrs. Edith
M. West on Thursday last after an illness OF
only five days was sad shock to large and
ever widening circle of friends. Mrs. West
was born in Searsport July 8, 1859. the daugh-
ter of Amos G. and Alice Nichols Her father
| served in the Civil War and died in the hospi-
tai at New Orleans, after which her mother
married Mr.. Fred w. Porter and raised large
family, to whom Mrs. West was always the
devoted elder sister. The following, with their
mother still survive: Mrs. Flora Flanders of
Belfast, Llewellyn Porter of Providence, R. L.,
George M. Porter of Pomfret Conn.,, Edward
A. Porter of Milford. Mass, and F. Eugene
and Roscoe N. Porter CT Searsport. After a
brief married life with MIR. Hosea West she
was united to Mr.. VIM. West of New Hamp-
shire and has been a true helpmeet for
twenty three years. A loyal member of
the Bangor Advent church, Mrs. West had,
by her spiritual insight and musical ability,
been of inestimable assistance in the
meetings carried on for a number OF wears
in the West home, where there was ever an
interest in the welfare of the whole kingdom of
God. modern Dorcas, her minstrations have
gone far and wide and her home has been open
to all whom she could benefit. The funeral
services were held on Saturday at D. m. in
the vestry of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. o. Z. Barnard officiating The palbearers
were four brothers, and the many beautiful
floral tributes testified to the high regard in
which she was held.
"Inasmuch", o blessed word
When creations glorious Lord,
Christ the Savior, Gods own Son,
Judges of the worlds "Well done"
"Ye have done it unto Me-"
By her life from sin set free.
Guiding others in the way,
Teaching them to watch and pray,
By the woes she sought to ease
OF the ''least of one of these"
Trusting ever in her Lord
She has earned the great reward.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01

There will be no change in the lobster law at
this session of the legislature unless the I'M
usual happens. for the senate by vote of 16
to g. Tuesday, indefinitely postponed the bill
requiring fishermen to throw over all Holsters
over 10 inches in length.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01

son in that line. The band rendered fine Sc
ections in an exceptionally pleasing manner,
the sketch given by Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Lower
was dmirable in every feature. showing the
profes sional finish from beginning to end,
W bile Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Hayes delighted the
large crowd of listeners with their melodious
inging. Mr.. Lowers clarinet solo and Mr.
d orr's violin solo were charmingly rendered,
holding the closest attention of all present;
and the farce, 1.-The Troubles of Mr.. and Mrs
rown," by Mr.. and Mrs, Lower and Mr..
H uniting, brought down the house with laugh
ter, the impersonation of Pat, the Irish SER
ant being realistic in the extreme as given
by Mr. Hunting. The dancing with music by
DORIS orchestra, was highly enjoyable to all
participating in the merry whirl. There was
only commentator of the entire affair heard
pom our streets the day following Hurrah
for Stockton's Band, of which the village is
justly proud.
OBITUARY. In the early morning hours of
M arch %, 1916 the long known, highly re-
spe cted citizen of Stockton village, MIR. Albion
Paris Goodhue. peacefully fell asleep to awak-
en- amid loved ones in our Fathers home, after
a long, well-spent earth-life of more than 81
years. The deceased was born July %, 1923,
in Fairfax, now Albion, Maine. the son of
Rev. William Goodhue and his wife. Mrs.
Nancy (Sawtelle) Goodhue, direct descend.
ant from William Goodhue of Suffolk, Eng
land, who came to America in 1886. settling in
Ipswich. Mass. His father was taken away
while young man and the patient, self-cen-
tered mother. struggling amid hardships and
privations. taught her children honesty. self
reliance, industry and sobriety. the cardinal
virtues exemplified. in the life Of Stockton's
appropriately styled ''grand. old man" 90 re-
.markably preserved. physically and men.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01
CITY OF Belfast
Dog License Notice.

All owners and keepers of dogs VIZ AL
liable to pay license fees are hereby ,,.tf
that the same must be paid before 'ns are
day of April. 1915. If said license i',7 ,t..,t
not paid. legal action will be taken 10
same. 2w13 .,-.g
CARLETON DOAK, City O'e's'
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01

Eczema spreads rapidly, itching almost
drives you mad; For quick relief, Doan's Oint-
ment is we'll recommended Soc at all stores
The Republican journal., 1915-04-01
Belfast Savings Bank.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the corpora
L tors of the above bank will be held at their
banking rooms on WEDNESDAY, APRIL IA.
at 10 o'clock a m, for the election of trustees
and to transact any other business that may
legally come before said meeting.
2w13 WILMER j. DORMAN, Clerk.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
The Times-Picyaune New
Picture Game

The New Orleans Times PicaYune re.
Gently started another of It's interest.
ing Booklover's Picturegames. This
is the fourth game conducted by the
Times. Picayune.
They have always afforded the play
erS much pleasure and the best players
have found it very profitable.
This year five thousand dollars in
cash is to be divided among the 256
persons sending the best answers.
The first prize $1,000, and other
prizes range from $3.50 down to $500
The Picturegame editor Of The Times
Picayuae will be glad to furnish full
particulars and rules for playing the
! Picturegame to ali interested persons.
The game is open to all and entrants
may join at any time up to the publish,
| ing OF the last picture which will be
about July 10. However, it is adyiSa'
bic to start early and have ample time
to give your answers careful study.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
TOAST TO LAUGHTER

Here's 10 laughter. the sunshine OF
the soul, the happiness of the heart, the
Ieaven of youth, the privilege OF purity
the echo of innocence, the treasure OF
the humble, the wealth of the poor, the
head of the cup of pleasure; it dISpeIS
detection, banisheS blues and mangIeS
melancholy for it's the Zoe Of woe,
the destroyer Of depression, the enemy
of grief: it is what kings envy peasants
plutocrats envy the poor, the guilty
envy the innocent, It's the sheen on the
silver of smiles, the ripple On the
waters delight; the CLINT OF the gold
of gladnesS: without it humor would
be dumb, wit would Wither, dimpleS
would disappear and smiles would
shrivel, for it's a glow of a clean con-
science, the voices of a pure soul, the
birth cry of mirth, the sWan.song OF
sadness. Press Service.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
THE REAL GOOD FELLOW"

The real good fellow" is the fellow
who knows something good about
everybody and tells it. He never
knocks on his neighbor or digs up the
past. He always lends helping hand
to the fellow VINO is up against Ii and
gives him chance to make good. He
never forgetS to do and say the little
things Aat make his wife happy. His
children find him a jolly Chum and an
ever.ready playmate. His home is a
haven of love, happiness and content
ment. The real good fellow, is the
worlds greatest aSset.-Bert More
house in Ginger.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
A Good Investment

The Lenzburg. Crichton Oil and Gas
Company, Inc, of Shreveport, was
organized on May 1St of this year with
an authorized capital of $1OO,OOO.OO.
The Company owns some of the very
best holdings in the very heart of the
Lenzburg.Crichton and Red River oil
fields.
Only a few hundred feet away one
well was brought in April 25th pro.
ducing 5000 barrels.
There are 50 producing wells in
Lenzburg. Crichton and Red Red River
fields, ranging as high as 5000 barrels
per day.
The Company is now selling stock
at $4,000 per share, the par value,
fully paid and worcestershire. The
first we'll is now being drilled.
Write for information on purchasing
stock,
Lenzburg. Crichton Oil & Gas Co.
Shreveport, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Ward 9, NONRESIDENT,

3994-Brown Baggett. 100 acres Sc IA
2S-7-6............ ...............,"
4O1I-Calcasieu Oil & Pipe Line Co.
lot IL sub R15 of sE Ia Of NE Ii III
lot sub s19 NE IA 1S-S-6....",,..
4O12--H. B. Caflin, 100 acres E19 ofT
u 24-7-7...........................
4015-E s. Clements, 200 acres lots
I'll, "A sec 4-S-7 sw Ia of sW "A
25-7-7. ..................
4Ol7-A. w. Cole, so acres Sc al Of Sc
IA s, NV I.4 of NE IA I7-S-6......
4O1S--Geo. Collier & Cook, 10 acre.
VIE Of wiz of sw IA OF NV ii Mss
4019-J. R. Cook. y int in lots 8, rs,
10, II sub = of Sc IA OF NV 1t
4021-O S. Dolby, Is acres VIZ OF Ne
IA of sw IA $50, less 2 acres....-
4O43-Lake Charles Ry. & Nav Co. !,
1915 miles main line q $3ooO',,,W
4054-A. NJ. Mayo, so acres S1s Of NEA
1916. ............... ....t.
4o72-V. R. Reeves, 20 acres ME- Of
Sc a of NV "a 20 7 6.."...........,.
4073-Reeves & Gossett, 40 acres sW y
of Sc 4 4 S7.......,......,......'s
4OS7--J. L. Massey, ID of sw 4 ofsE
ASS6 lot I@ sub f I-2 of 81 o.
NE a II, lot sub s " OF NV a eoo
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Wanted: Yonng Man OF
Young Woman to Take
Nice Position at a Good
Salary

Many OF our large business concerns
are wanting bright, energetic young
men and women to fill good paying
positions in their office this fall, provide
ing they have thorough training in
Bookkeeping, shorthand and typeWrit.
ing or telegraphy. The demand for
this class OF help will be far greater
than the supply.
Write for our catalogue and read
what we do, and what our graduates
say we have done for them, and what
our graduates employers say of their
efficiency. Then you will be convinced
that our training exactly meets the de.
mandS of the best business and rail.
way offices. You Will also be con.
WINGED that our graduates are
placed in positions promptly. Every
statement made in our Catalog is
backed by cash guarantee of $10O to
be true and correct.
Don't waste your summer months
just because there is no work you can
do. Enter our school for course OF
Bookkeeping and Shorthand, Cotton
CHASING, Telegraphy, or Business Ad
miniStration & Finance. Our rooms
are large and COOL they are well venti
lated, there is not place that you
would enjoy spending the summer
more than taking a course here with
more than 500 other enthusiastic stu
dents. With our original copyrighted
systems we give you a better course If
half the time and at almost half the
the cost of other schools teaching
other systems.
For free catalog giving full Iparticu
lars, fill in your name and address, ant
mail to Tyler Commercial College
Tyler, Texas.
Name. .........., .........,.. $1,000.
Address. ..... Observation-Disclosures.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Ward Three Resident

1So7--Jos Bertrand. 1913 acres 30 arps
in Sec 1858, 80 arpts in NE part
and 80 1-2 arpts in n part SO, 261-2
acres in sec 1858 Observation-Disclosures. 1922
1S9S--Nirs NJ E. Bowers 10 acres 10
arpts in sec 1888 Observation-Disclosures. 2.S1
190O--Aladin Breaux, 90 acres, lot
Breaux sub Of Sc IA of SE& 10. SW
IA of swift IL NWl-4 of NV a IA,
Ne IA of NE IA 1853. ......... Gas
1917--L. G. Bucklin, 160 acres NW1-4
5-s-3 .-,...............,..... 400;
1919--Frauk B Caffall $40 acres S 1-2
4-s-3 .............. ............. 67.9
l92O-Frank B Caffan 1912 acres
Sw IA of Sw IA 7-S-3 ............ SO
2O67--U. s. Philips 40 acres NE IA of
SEl-4 2o-S-3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1913:
206S--Mrs. E. J. Philips 1862 acres NJ
of NJ 1883. ....................... 52.7
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Notice To Mortgage Creditor

In conformity with Section %, A0s !, ~ !,
1888. Notice is hereby given W - y
holding mortgages upon real estate VIZ ".
the Parish Of Jefferson DAVIS ssa's :. .
ana, on which the Taxes for VIZ =.
have not been paid that viii ossih "
the same at tne Court House door,
the Civil District Court is held Oh "a,
Saturday May 20, A. U. isls.
and that a number OF pieces OF sa,u s
so delinquent are now being ~ d,
this Newspaper in conformity ~i'-
preparatory TO such sale. c..ai.s
The attention Of all Mortgage ~ $50
especially called TO these advei n
Tax Sales and they are warned v ~
steps prior to the sale IS may d. NV
protect their interests. ,u,vz
JOSEPH F. FUsiI,n -
Sheriff and Ex-offieio Tax ColiecsO.'
Jefferson Davis, State OF Louisl. !, 4
sherifls Office, Jennings, La. ApiA :
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Saturday, May 20; A. D. 1915.

and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sale is complete, all -Immoyabie property
on which Taxes are now due to the State OF
Louisiana, and the Parish Of jefferson DAVIS
a. well as all other Taxes levied to enforce
collection of Taxes assessed in the year 1914
together with interest thereon from the 3lSt.
day of December 1911, at the rate Of Ten ilo)
per cent per annum until paid and all costs
The names of said delinquent lax Hayers'
the amount of Taxes as due by each on the as
sessment rolls tor said year and the lmmova-
bic Property assessed to each to be offered lot
sale is as follows, to-wit
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Ward One, Resident.

5S-E, L. Bowers, so acres VIZ of NEA 70
BLOB -. ............ .......,...... 44''@
SIS. /. Cary, 40 acres NW14 of NE4 90
25-1O-3 .................. ....'..... ''' o''"
127-Glenwood Plantation, 234.7I
acres NWA and W 70 acres or n
arpents Of SW4 27-1O-3............ 6l.l2
liS-Robert P. Howell, 141 acres. 80
acres on $ end Of extreme W,
arptS strip sec l3-l1-3, 80 acres on
n, los 3 and sec 14-11- also 10
acres Mend of arp strip Oh extreme
w side -l1-3................ a 4V.44
I5S-Flair Landry, Al acres beg at a
point on " line "a 1913 said nolnt
being arpts s OF NV COZ, of SWl-4
said sec. thence f parallel with
line said sec IA arpts, thence -,
arpts, W IA arptS, n 3 arDtS........ l6.Ol
2O4-J. A. McCorkle. 40 acres e int in
ST. OF NV II 34-10-3 ................. S.3"
2Os-F. W, & Fl. C. Ney, 72O acres, FL
of Els 10, Wa of sec 90 NJ OF NV
ID of NF1I. NJ of NJ Of NW4 20,
NJ of NE4 of NEA 30-11-4........ 33l.34
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28

Asst. No Alh''
1l3S-Homer Cowen lot 2 b'k3 Morse %,
add .....................''' '.'' .''.'''' "''h
1lG3-Mrs, Chas. F. Davis, lot HIP
blk 81 McF add ...... .,............. LOO
1l9S-H. H. Eaton lots IA blk y oooo
Carv's add, lot 9 blk 8 Cutting add %9.3S
1910. 2, Fontenot, lot 3S BARRIERS al l.So
12s4-D. NJ. Grier, lots SO blk "A 90,
Carys add ..................... OBJ
1894. Haywood S 20 # lot blk 10 20 40
MCF add. .....................'.. w
l'7 Garys :" add l'ill .0 1910
l'' * bk - Ga JAW ada add d.... ...... 1919
l43S-Adras Landry. lot at cor l. st 90
~ I[on in Oh l. ~ o' i"-' i''' 2.61
I439-J T Lane Lot 8 and add. '."7
1469-D H. Livingston. lot SO by l43 -o
# blk 40 McF. o. P................... $50
14S5-T. c, Mahaffey, lot 10 and, 30 it 40
of side lot blk II CaryS add. 1906
15O5-Alfred Mayheld, lot ? blk l
BARRIERS add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.S0
1523-N l.. Miller Il it of \ side lots
2 6lk !? McF q. P,..'....,.'....' .... 27.38
156O-J. H. McCampbell, lot T blk 80 -,
CaTy'S add ..,,......,........,... o'"4
l'' lot tg' blk 20 cary add ,....,,...., 2O.74
1919? Marshall Page, acre off ". end
acre tract com at Ne cor OF sec
O-lO-3.................. .'..........'. ".-I
16O5-B. G, Perry, lot 5 l-2 Of lot 4.bIk
10 l. Carys 2nd SuD.'.'...... 80. Qua
| 1613-F. r. Philips, lots 81 blk %
CaryS add less 30 OF side lot 49,
1614-Mrs. f. j. Philips, lot IA Elk sub
lot 10 Elk sub'Iot5 DIX 81 Gary az ''l'
! I633-NIrs, NJ. Z. Rattle lot 7-S-9-l0 blk
| l kestner sub .......... ............ 800
4e2s -Josenb Reed lot w side Cuttinp
ovo Tnn Latween pari linn lvimG
Sdi to III Tract Rfnshaw NEI-4 Of So
IA Blob ...................... ....... 2.4(
1eAf- Richard E. Massey Iot hi, 3
lo4S-mcialJLa ~. n m%hSIGS 1Gg Dih
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Ward 9 Resident
4I14-F. B. Caffall & J. F. Ritter, y
acres sw 4 Of NE 4, NV Y OF Sc

4114-F. B. Caffall & J. F. Ritter y
acres sw 4 of NE 4, NV y OF 81 y ;
81 8 o.. Observation-Disclosures, -
4133-G.W. Johnston, 500 acres " Hoii
Sc q % 8 8, N y OF 81 4, sW w
Sc a, Sc u of NE 4 SO 7 Z, NV - q Il
NE q IS, sw u of Sc Il So ., ).
On the day of sale I will sell such po.a.
said property as each debtor will pola. =,
and in case the debtor will not polhs vi H
ficient property. / will at once ana ~ y.
further delay, sell the least QuantlV@,.,,
property OF any debtor which any = y
will buy for the amount OF Taxes ln'si0
Costs due by such Tax Debtor. &
The sale will be without sppraissmsry, =.
cash in legal tender money OF the y y
States of America, and the properly -.
be redeemable at any time Tor tae ~
One Year, by paying the cost plie y
including the Twenty (20) per eea''D''
thereon.
JOSEPH f. FUsiLlhh
Sheriff and FIX fieio Tax Coil'ss-
Jefferson Davis Parish, Louislans'.
Sherif's Office, April 23, 1913.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Ward 7, Resident

3552-Frank B. Caffsll, 81 acres all
that part of NV IA Of SWl-I ali.
except / | IL across n side said
40 sores, also 6 acres in NE cor Of
SW Ia of SW IA 3-ll-5. ...,.,.
3576--Elias Derouep, S 80 acres of NV
Il of NEA 80, S19 of SW15 of SILL
19N 10 acres Of NW4 of NEA 30'
IO-f .,...' ......., ..,... .........
3588--Henriette Guidry Est, 50 AGRA,
SW4 Of SEA, SEA of SWA 5.II-S
3610-W. F. Humphrey, 3o71t acre,
SEA Of SWA II, E1s Of NW4. WI
of NW14, NWA Of SW4 10. SIX 81
SEA Of SEH, s a Of SW IA Of 81
IA IA, n II of NE IA 20, NE Ia Of
SW IA 1904
36S2--The Wilkins Co., 40 acres s l.
Sc IA. NE IA OF Sc IA, WI. of SW
IA, NE "A Of SW IA, NV IA of 81
IA 70. Sc IA 11-l0-4 ......
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28

Asst. No
2S7I-A H Newman, lots 6, re- % .,
%, -, 40, 80, SO, IS. 81, 81. 90 o.
rs, rs, n, A., $685., as, 90, 100 ,n ~:
10, IA. II, I23. 40. I33. 40 t nN
Newman sub VIZ Of sw IA 27'es
2SS4--Richard and Massey lots :
blk 81 Roanoke. ....... 40
2so5-Smith and Fels lots IOa, hi. J..
lot 10, blk 8. lot 81 hi yItA %
sub 81 Of seq and SwA Il NJ
ES-3-o Observation-Disclosures.
29I2 Warren and Cundall. | acre of o.
lot IL sub E19 Of sw4 27-9.5 '' 'E
2922--A l. Wolf SEX lot 5 snb If wiz - :,
SW4 g2-O-5 w VI
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28

Last Friday was clean up day
throughout the state by proclamation
OF the governor. So far as we have
been able to ascertain every person in
this community who suffered an attack
of illness brought on by over work has
recovered.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Ward 8. Resident.

3S11-Frank B. CsffAll, 40 acres sw IA
of NE IA 12-10-6. .............. .,.
3S12--Frank B. Caffall, 240 acres Sc IA
of NV IA. sw IA IL, NV IA Of Nv
Ia 14-9-6........,............ ,......s
3S13--Frank B. Cafall. 800 acres 81
7-9-6.... .... ....,. ...................
3S2S-TIeonard Cormier, lot IL blk
LacaSine Observation-Disclosures. .......
3S69--John 0. GuZman, so acres, III
of NE IA 1896 ................,....
3S95-Mrs. Minnie L. Johnston, 50
acres VIZ of sw IA 1895. .",."..
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Ward -Four Nonresident

2O99--Eugene Hanzen trustee 100
acres NWl-4 S-7-3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
2106--Lewis Wolverton Rice Co $50
acres E19 30-7-3....................1 II
21l1--New Orleans Texas and Mexico
h r Co. 36-100 mile side track at
$500. Observation-Disclosures. :
2112-New Orleans Texas and Mexico
r. r. Co 7.42 miles main track
@Sl0,000 40 mi side track q $500 "a
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Ward Four Resident

2146-Gustave Bertrand. 80 acres VIZ
of NELL La ............,..........- 7.4O
2156--L. c. BuckIin, 90 acres SIS offs
Ella of SW1-4 25-7-3............. PSI
2349-Charlotte Scott 1aacre in SW cor
of NWl-42O-7-3.... ..,...........,.. 2.71
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Elton

23s6-Lloyd Alexander, lot 10 blk
Butler add ................ Lot
2395-W. E. Barnabus, E1s blk 10 Hem
derson add. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 1o.4C
2462-Miss Rosalia Gilbert, lot % blk
l Butler add ..,.........,,...,,.. LII
2472 %. W. Henderson, all blk Is Hen
derson add ............ 900. 1873:
247sJoseph Jacobs lot blk Elton. 4,6:
24S2y-O D. Johnson, lots 1-2-3 blk X ia
2512-John Martin, lot blk 2 Butler ad II!
2514--J. J. Miller, lots 9-1O-11 blk 6
Elton Park add 10
2521-New Orleans, Texas and Mexico
r. R. Co. mile main line "a $4,000
1 ,06 mile side tract "a $780,. ss.1
252s-R Z. Oden. lot blk Of
Joseph st. ..... ...... IL
2535-Edw Pullin Est lot 6 blk Elton
Park add, lots 9-10-11 blk 6 Elton
Park add,....,....... ............... SO
2543-P.. J.sabatier and Co. lots 6-7 blk
BAyls add etc................ -. :, 1870
2b45-H. ]. Savoie, lot II blk IL Elton
L LIZ
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Ward Six Resident

3OG6-R. Oaksmith Etsls. 5acrs, =
S IL 29-9-5, lot Is block ~ ' Ia IA
1S block "a" Snb " l-2 lS.o.5 'o'
3O65-R. Oaksmith, lot 8 Sub r To-
SW IA 27-9-5. ..............., -
3OS7-C. A. Saxby. 20 acres y a ~ sv
14foNw4, strip 4 rds wide arr Wv
S side NV IA Of NV IA 6-l0.4
3116-A. c. Wilkins, so acres E1.9nt
Sc IA 2J-9-4 ............. vi
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-28
Ward Two Resident

1851. c. Bucklin 100 acres NWA
o-l0-3 ............ ................ ~ AZ
1875. L. Gary, GAO acres Sec 1903 1852
792-W. r. Conklin, lots 2-4-S Conklin
sub of 10 acres, lots 11-12 sec 49,
9-3 .......................... zoo
$500. NJ. Gautheir Est 24716 acres N
EA, NJ of SEA 22-10-' ............. $500
$500. s. Miller, 5 acres in Sc corner
of S wy 10-10-3 .............. ....... 3.s1
s99m7,;NorTood Plantation. 700 acres y
acres acres Of SEA Of SEQ I24, n 50 ACRES SW, Of
of Of NW vi NE u T. NwW1s.
lot 2 or NV OF NE54 except 10 ser
com.on N line sec a. 2 chs W of NV
cor NEA said sec s 10ch Ea aufl-
cent distance to make 10 acres, com
SW cor Of SEA OF NW14 "a, & to E
line, said sec "a then 4 chs W 80
chs Is ks n 6 chs ks E chs NE
direction point OF line SWA of NE
A34 W on said line 90 chs SO ks 10
NV cor of Sc II of NWl-4said SEQ s
to place of beg con 90 acres also Rw
thru. SWA Of NE14 "a all in 1o-3. .S32. a6
s2s-The wilkins Co2s26 acres all see
80, EIS of SEA 31-9-3, IA acres in
NV part of NWA of Sc A6, lying
1o-s,all land 8 Of ST. RI as follows
VIZ SWA 2s. Sl& 26, Eli Of sE14 80.
W>kof3.o-5, NW4 of NW14 4,SEA,W
kof NEA. NEA ofNK14, FWA, E51
ofSW US. NEA and SWh 8. less 4
acres in SE corner of NEA Q, less 80
acres in SEM of SW1i 8, M of NV
\, SW14 of NW4 T-10-3 less 81 aeEs
in NE II of NWA 81. ................. $50. 90
952-A. G. Wilkins, 210 acres VIZ OFFS
En- SO all that part OF SW4 S of RR
30-o-s ................... ......... 2e.71
o4s-G. B. Zigler, 1913 acreE11s s-lo-3.. o4.sS
jennings
y94-Cliff BeTrien, lot blk IT 49,. 2.96
| 1001-Bertha Lumber Co. beg aoS It
E Of s main st and lot II S Of judi
ice add 8, 80 II e 140.ft lot l blk
BARRIERS add lots on E side south
main st in SEA of NE14 3-10-S.... clos
1o02-Bertha Lbr Co. Ltd lots to 10
inc blk 80 McFO Up. less tt wide off
n end lots 1910, lot 8 Renshaw ad
lotS 1878 blk Woods annex, lot Al
Renshaw add. ................. .. 1858
| 1023-E A Borne, lot 6 blk 81 Cary add 7.1s
1o37-D. Brisco lot 81 Egypt add. Lea
1055-Adam Buchanan lot IL blk 9
morse add. .........,....... -. 3.7e
1075-Chas. Caraway. lot 10 BARRIERS ad 3.04
| 1115-Frank B Caffall, Lots 1-2 blk "a
McF0P, lot 4, 8 blk SO Cary's ad lot
3,fract sec 35-9-3 less strip sold off
| n end also part of tract sec 2-10-3,
lots l.! blk 10 McF. o. P....... 1910
1871. R. Cowen, lot 4 blk LII
MorSe sop.....' .....,.......'... @.be