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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-31
PARIS OFtICINI REPORT
SAYS NOTHING TODAY

Paris, March 80 Cyla London, 3.it
D. m.-Thc official communication
from the war office tbs afternoon
was limited Go the folluwing am
nouncement:
NO modification of the situation
has been reported since the last COM
muniCatiOn.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-31
Today;S War
Summary

\ defeat Of German forces in
northern Poland, attended with
unusually heavy losses. h report
cd unoniciaIly from PctrOgrad.
This Information n to the cfIc9
that tire Germans fell hack Ia the
Nicmcn river district, expecting
that the Russlans would pursue
them and De crushed by a iinnk-
ing moycmrnt. l'ciroerad states
that the mancsiVcr failed and that
entire divisions" Of Germans
themselves caught in u trap. were
annihilatcd.
The German olicial statement
of to-day, white making NO specific
rcfcrcnrc To such an engage
mcnt, announces that the Rus
sans have suffered rcVcrSals at
various points near the Prusslnn
fronticr.
Concerning the western h'ont,
the Berlin Cummuni, ttiun states
that French assaults were beaten
back with heavy lus~ss. to the at
tn'king forces. The Ir@nc.l war
olilcc says that the situation H.
unchanged.
\ German submarine was sight
c,l and attacked by a French rhui~-
cr on Dicppc. \ statement from
the FIcm'h marine ministry indii-
Gates thai the submarine may
hhVc bccn sunk ~ oil rose to the
surface. The british steamer
Fhmlninn was sunk ~ the Eng
ilsh channel 10y the German sub
marine l-3S.
The crew was permitted Ia take
tu the small lroatS aud was res
tnicd.
After brief IuIi Ia the lghtiHg
for pusSs'~-,lun or Dukln pns- In
tile Carpathians, the RuSsinns
have brought up rcinfOrccmcnts
aud Resumed the attack. NJ
NlCmnR Il II ~liid that the Rus
SLAMS have not hccn able To Gain
their objective az any point along
the Carpathian front for the In
vasiun Ut Hungary aud that they
were defeated In Hukowinh ycs-
tcrday. Dispatches 90 swiss
ncw wspapcrs, however. ~ay the AUS
trlans have suffered cnOrmOuS
loss In northeastern Hungary. u
l. estimntcd that they lost $4,000
men On SUNDAY aud the Ilns~inns
ere credited with annihilating ~
.oliinn of four thousand Aus.
trinns In un hour.
The increasing pressure of the
Russians ON this front, together
with the rail- of PrzcmySi. may
have an influence ON the opera
tlOriS Ia the west. The report l.
being spread In Holland that the
Germans are contemplating the
abandonment of their present line
in liclgium IN favor Of q less en-
tended front running -llghtl, west
OF Bru~sel- aud that withdrawal
0r German cavalry from the N~cr
line already has begun.
\ Ilu-siau victory in the ,sim-
Imign AGAINST Turkey II an-
noun,tI from the headquarters
~ iiif Z NhhA~ihH hfNiAs w iihf
lighting In Turkish Armenia along
the cUn~t uT the Black sra. the
Ilu-sianS captured the town at
ArtiVin
German wur-hip~ have again
hoinhardcd the I,usslGn port of
Iiiau un the iialiic. Three per-
sons were killed during two at
uacks.
~ the result Of an in,c-tiga-
tiun of the ire on the steamship
Ia TOurnlnc ON March \. the
Paris Police have arrested "a pas
scnRcr tcscrihcd ~ Raymond
Swohnda, who was listed on the
ships re$'Ord ~ ''an Amcii'an
suhiof." \ Paris newspaper
says the nlnn IL -usr@ted 0f hay-
ing 'Clo~e relations win the cn-
emmy" aud having bccn charged
with the task 90 hlowine np the
Ia Tuurainc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-31
FUNSTON REPORTS NA
QUIET Ar the FRONT

Washington. March 3i.--&aicr
General Funston NJ brownsville made
this report today 20 Secretary Garrl-
son.
"Desuliory Sighting on both sides
last night Everything quiet today
General villa apparently has anaa-
doned hiV plan 10 direct personally che
nghtinF a. Matamoras. State de-
pnriment and caffarsa and villa
geHcies repot agree that he Is AZ Tor
reon on his way south, bat differ a.
10 the reason.
The villa agency announced that
he vas organizlng an expedition 20
round up Carranza troops operatins
IN northern sonora, near the Amerl-
can border
The Carranza agency claims villa
went 20 ToFreon 20 prevent General
Triana from going over with hts en-
tire force 70 Euiaiio Nutierrez, after a
quarrel with General Angeles.
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Sixteen Hundred TOns Intend
ed for German Raider to Be
Taken on Board Late This
AfternOon.
CHARGE AMERICAN WITH
FIRING s0URAINE
Paris Newspaper Asserts That
RaynOld swobola is Held
for Crime; American En-
gneer Lost With Falaba.

Ncwporl News, va. March 31.---
barge loads Of coal for the Ger
man auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitcl
Friedrich were bronght down in
Hampton itoads this afternoon.
Commander Thicrichens. plans to
begin coaiing his raider late to-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-31
AIRMEN GIT MANY
GERMANS ~ BELGIUM

Amsterdam. March 30 Oia London,
q 40 y. M Tho Tiiid says that 30
German soldiers were killed ana so
~~~~~~ ~~~~~~e~~~~-~~~~~ ~~~-~-~~~~~~-e~~~-~~~~r-e
Continued from Pngc Three.)
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AMERICAN ENGINEER LOST
III'E WITH THE IAIAAnA

London, March 81, G2:t5 p. m.j--
Leon Chester Thrasher, who was
among the III persons who lost their
lives when the British steamer Ful-
aba was torpedued last sunday by a
German submarine in ST. GeorEea 4
channel. probably was An American
citizen, although oiuclals OF the
Braomashie Mines company who had
employed him 90 90 90 the gold coast
~ Africa did not see his PASSPORT and
have no positive proof OF his citizen
ship.
Washington. March 9f.--No report
% the death of Leon Chester Thrash
N~-~-@.~s~s-~~~e~~~-~s--
Continued ou F'ngc Thrce.l
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washington. March 3i.-A de-
tachment OF coast artilierymen
was sent from Fort Monroe TO
the Newport News shipyard to-
day to mount guard over the Ger
man commerce raider Prinz Eitel
FFiedrich ComfnGoder Thier-
ichsns had asked mat patrol be
aintaincd around his ship.
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Believed Evidence of Russian
Prowess All That Is Needed
to Turn Turbulent States
Actively to Allies.
GERMAN SUBS GET TWO
MORE SHIPS TODAY
PetrOgrad Unoffcially Claims
Great Victory Over German
Troops Under Won linden
berg in Poland.

CardiG. wales, March ~ I;S0
y. m)-The Cartiin Echo de-
Ulart.s Tint the British steamcr
Crown of CASTLE has been iofpc-
docd aud sunk of the sciily
islands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-31

London. March % N2.0G y. M
The battle of the Carpathian passes
now rivals the hombardmcnt of the
Dardnncll5s In political possibilities.
German experts assert that the ef-
forts being made by Russia are of
such vital Importance politically that
the supreme command of the Tcuton-
ic allies is Justified In cXcrting every
'fiort 90 check the Invader there.
According To- this view uf the situ-
alton, sudden and dramatic influx
"t kussians through the Carpathihns
INTO Hungary might stir the Balkan
nations To action long before the ted
iuus attuck Of the allied fleet on the
Dnrdanellos attainB definite result
ictrugrud has officially warned the
Russian people not To expect au early
CHpitulJtiun of Cpustuutuoplc. There
are o." signs. however. that the allied
fleet has'Eivcn NJ the attack. as bat
tlcships are again Smelling the outer
defcnsos of the straits while the RUS
sian assault on the Bosphorus has
merely been Interrupted hy thlck
los
ON the wotcrn front the Germans
are reported to be- giving up their
lenses OF the allies near the coast
along the Nser They are making "a
new effort along the fortified Franco
German border by bombarding the
fortress of Ncrdun. The reported
withdrawal uf cavalry from the User
front, however. ls of NO great signifI-
canoe. since the use OF this arm of the
HerNio" IN that vicinity is greatly re-
strictcd on account of the fluods At
the same time IA, continued bonn
hardmcnt ~ Nieuport indicates that
the Germans still are opposing any
extension of the allied lines along the
BELGIAN coast
Internally England is still con
cerned with the labor and drink sit
nation The Liverpool duckcrs show
no indication cf rccodiug from their
demands Commercial bodies are
cnming forward with offers to back
the government in drastic action
against the drink evil while the H.
qu"r Interests are beginning To- eX-
press fear Of severe government reg
ulatiouH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-31

The Crown of CASTLE was en-
gagged In the trans itlantic trade
and sailed from ~. John. \. H.,
on March -. tor Europe. She
wits 3s3 feet long. 2,s2s tons net
aud was built aud owned IN Gins
gov.
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BANDIT QUARTETTE
ROB PENNSYLVANIA
BANK OF $4,000

Pittsburgh, Pa. March 5t.--
-Four men entered the HAYS Nae
tionH bank at Hays, near aerc,
this afternoon, hound A. s. Ball.
teller, took $1,000 from the open
} vault and escaped in a taxieab.
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London. Har,h 81 Ua.IO u.
M. 1.-The EIicrman line steamer
Ilaniinian. with ~ general cargo
for O.in~aOw tO Cape Town, was
sunk OFF the sciIly islands HOn.
day. March 20. the members Of
the crew were saved.
The ilaminian was sunk hy the
German submarine J-2s.
1iiiS n the same ship that wu-
reported sunk laSt night. Her
name was not then known. She
had no passengers un bnard.
The llnminlan sighted the
les at 1918 O'Clock Monday
afternoon. Tie crew nt Oncc
prepared Ia lower the boats. aud
az the same time the vessel was
-''nt ahead at full speed. The
submarine easily O,crhaul,sl her,
however. aud fired thrcc shots,
signalling her Ia stop. The Iln-
,ninian vas stopped and the
pcw, nhandnnlng all personal bc-
l"ngings, got on IN small boats.
The submarine then fired ten
shots at the steamer. These ap-
pcaItd tO he Ineffective aud ac-
'oriingly IA torpedo was dis
,hargcd This sent the Ilamin-
ian to the bottom.
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PErROGRAD HEPoRTs GREAT
DISASTER 10 GERM ANS
Porograd, March % 0l;30 q. m.
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record OF recollection of any one
bearing that name
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(Centlnucd OF Pace Thr~e.l
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Est W A Ford, 240 a in hr Al /.


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TERMS OF SALE.
Of ,ai1 r|opcrt: a. y'.n 1,bJor Will point out; out
heirnt prop@rry. viii at once, without further
Of Any drotor wnch any od4er viii buy for the
debtor. me safe vii! be without !pgroiS1ement,
s.ty, ana ne properly sold sha!I be redeem: 1.i
paying the price given with 20 per cent interest,
~'~'' ~ r. J.: SIMMONS,
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| hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and cor
rect list of Grand Jurors drawn
for service at the May Term of
26th Judicial District Court OF the
Louisiana, for Washington Parish
and according to law.
This April 10Th, 1915.
NJ. A. Thigpen.
Clerk of Court.
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Sheriff Sale-No. 2614.
New Orleans Credit Mems
Association.
w. n. Graves.

w. \ Graves.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
If writ OF seizure and sale issued out
Of the 96th Judicial District Court or
Louisiana, jim and for washington,
Parish, in the above entitled cause,
and TO me directed. will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, May l5, 1913.
t the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, the
following described property to-wit.
The northwest , of the northWesti
o. section % in township l, south,
range 10 east of st. Helena Meridian,
louisiana containing 10 acrSs
Terms of sale: Cash without benefit
of appra 50 rment.
rhs 18th of day Mar. 1915.
T, J, Simmons, Sheriff.
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Saturday. Jnne 19, 1915

and continuing on cacn succeeding day until
said sales are Completed, all immorablc prop
erty upon which taxes are no" due the St4Lo ,. ol
Louisiana, Parish OF Washington, to enforce
the payment of taxes assessed in the year ISit,
together with the interest thereon from the
31st day of December of said year, at the rate
of per cent per month until paid and all costs.
The names Of said delinquent tax debtors, the
amount of taxes due by each on the assessment
of said year and the property assessed to each
Taxes
and Cost
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State Tax Sales of lmmoVa6se
RronerfV.

State Of Louisiana, Parish. of Washington,
VS.. Delinquent Tax Debtors.
Byvirtue of the authority vested in me by the
Constitution and. laws Of the State Of Louisiana
viii sell, at the principal front, door OF me
court house in the Town Of FrankIinton, La.'
within legal hours for judicial sales, beginnlL L6
at IL o'clock a, NJ, on
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Mrs " P Stewart, 50 7 in Rlo

L S Stockstill, lots 8 and ~ DIX
. Bogalusa Terrace. ...- o'4o
P G Spring. lots, 1872, 80 ana
q blk 80 n Bogalusa .. 1880
Mrs. c. G. Sturdevant, 81 a III
sec 15-4-12 n Sam Galloway e hy
G SLCo $ J E Mcintyre. o.Zo
c. E. Sheridan, 256 a sw4 ana
nw1 of SCI and lot 2 sec 4'3-l2
$3.50.
Chas SIade, 1 1-2 in Adams ,
town n Mrs LA Adams. :. 15'4O
RF Smith, is 12, 13 and IA
blk 1SLT Richardson Add to
Bogalusa ..... ....., o,oo
Mrs. l.. Schuster, lot % blk 2
in P H Add Bogalusa ..-- 2'oo
NJ H Talley, 27 a in hf OF se4
sec 1912. ........ LOO
w Tryon 81 in sec 24-3-l3
Denham Add Bogalusa. -. 4.-O
Frank Valle, lots 2 and ) DIX Ii
RichardsOntown. ......... o4O
Est NJ G Williams, 81 a lots l
and 9 sec 11-4-l3: Sc a fractional
sec G-4-13; 81 a IN hr 433 Is and
3-l4; 247 a in hr 80 t 13; u IN
lot 3 SEC % and nw4 of nw4 sec
2S,3-13: 4 anear Rio acqd of ) W
Mizell, 2 in sec 21.3-13 lots 2 to
s blk 2S Rio. $3.50
AC Williams 1856 a W hf OF ne4
and neI of nw4 sec = and lots 4
and ) sec 1-4-l3; 1O8 e hf Vi NV
! sec 81 and nw4 Of 5W4 sec 35 j.
13 less la: GOA n B Bros L j
Simmons W J C Pieroa; t a in
Lees Creek, So 3O2 and lots 7 and
s in blk 3O3 Franklintou. 80 93
Mrs A C Williams, b2 - hi
Of sci and hf Of sW4 sec 3o'S-lo
34.S6 a e part of swt Of nW4 sc
2.4-l3; 1926 a on west s.uc o. SW
! of nw4 sec 1-4-ll; l vacant go
in Rio. -. -. 49,. 14.3;
f Wescio, lots . and 20 blk 9
E P Add Bogalusa ....- ll.Oo
? Wagner, lot 6 blk II Boga'
lusa Terrace 49,. ......... l.oO
FIFTH WARD
J A Ard, 220 a in hr 4O.1- |:
n state line CIV Tynes 22.6(
A W Athey,5.44 a in hf of Sc:
sec 1928 $40
Emma Adams, lot 9S blk 1
Angie Observation-Disclosures. 2.l
J J Afford, lots SO and 80 blk
lot 6 blk s in Angie -. ...9. 81
Francis Branch, As a in hr 81
/. IA acqd J. B. Kennedy. AZ $
I j Bulloch, 200 a hf Of ne4
n 1-2 of Sc / & 1.2 Of sw / an
1 all south and east Of Joe's branc
Of mel of SCI sec 22-l-12. II 1873
WO Blackwell, 40 il e - o
\ WI sec 23-1-l2 1915
y W P Cork ern, 40 a in sec %
IL N Plumer Knight EFT l. Coz
kern .... ;. ....... -. 81
H E Crane, GOa s l-2 Of sd st
:, 37-l-l2 80. .......... H.
VIM Grain, 100 part of s~
sec 31-1-12 :. :. lo'l
Mrs. Nathan Grain 120 a NJ
Grain E.G S L co. W. Joe Blu
- |
M Freeman, lot Al blk 7 Al
S|o. ............ .-.'... o'N
" w H Farr Est, 3 a in hr 81
' "A lots % and 26 blk 5 Angie A..
! S E Ford, lots SO and 70 blk 6
1.2 of lot 21S blk q Angie-S.:
. Francis Jones, lot 10 blk
:, Angie .... ..3.
" Stella Kenndy, s. \ seq OF s
y sec l5 and mel Of NJ 'ec 221
~ WI Smith, 2Iots in Angie-5.
l Stoc,lstill & Bailey, 50 a e l.
- Of ne4 sec 3-1.l3 -. H.
- NJ L Thompson, 4 a N & Eve
" dor WV W Glover in Varna(
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- ! iD' - - ! - - "
sec 5-l-l3; f.. 90 d lot ! sec s l-l3
o0c ne4 Glib: Ii - see l6-l-l3;
W u sci sec l7-I-l3. 2.26O i lots |
ana and 3 " out Of 1T ; sec ~
10; nc4 II swf sec 2I-l-I3: ali
II sW corner b@ J5-1-l3: H0t i iu
hr 30 t-i@; 4Hi II - # ur, II /
nW4 sec II-I>I3 Taxes and cost F.
....... .......... S954 60 /
1. a. Brln son, 109, T. d sw4 Of
SCI and SCI Of sw4 sec l3 4
nw1 Of nw4 4 net Of NV see II /
ID, 1860 a II Of nW4 and nei
OF nw4 see l3-l-l3, lot 81 DIX &, lot
40 blk I, lots So and 81 blk + in
Angie. e........... $3.50
W ID Brinson, lot 46 blk s and
lot l22 blk II in Angie . ..3.05
Brlnson and Scott. lots - and
% in Angie =. ........3 o.
Mary Bryant, lots aud , blk t
in HackIey 49,. ........ 800
". +. Campbell, lots IA and -
blk T. Jones add. DogaIusa-4. 30
Mrs Alice Crainor. 56 in hr
4S-l-l3 and 37.2 T. =. -. $50
Desha Chambers, Is. IS d in hr
41-2-l4 and 37-212 .0C
Edd Evans & H Comibe, lots 7
and s blk s Sc Richardsontowr
add. Bogalusa -. -. .. 6.2;
-, LIP Gaudett, lot 2 blk 7 in P t
add Bosalusa =. ....... 5'4'
/ Mrs. A B Greenlaw Est, lot
I and . blk 2lo lots sand 6 bi]
4 POS lots 3 and i blk pa in Frank
1 =. -Oo "a
f 'ln,o' c, -, 20 .,'- ao ,
D ,
Angie. ............ .....2 |
u Persey Harold, - - a nw4 c
U se4 and sw4 of ne4 Sc 12c-1-1
df -
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# -,, % p
10 ~ q !" 4
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d l. y 'el'AlnS' lo'o l. = D. I al'
70 0 DIX 81 III NV 49,. 80
:, u II Ming, lo's IL ~ Il dnu
N ok 10 l'lchaFo7oA Aoo nos aux
lot3 DIX = lou 10 ok { i>lona'
son Adu boSa lust. .': TO-
- > , Love, . d Il III o. ) III VI
~ OF ne4 OF sW4 sec lo'o'lo. q
"a Magholla 'o'o'e anu rSahse "
20 20 lots | ana DIX 20 . u hlc''af'
~ son Add BogaluSa' .'..' *
q Y Is 'aFNer' oo d o''e-ll"Il II
~ tereSt N HeIerS be''o on rea
e5 q
w. 'o'epnlne / or'e'' : d .o''i'''
- west HIS May A|e' III l. ~
W W, aeqo os syi'eSV 'ack7'''' 'o' . Z
~ z4 Doga'uSa' '''.'........
- ~ L l. >Pro'eS' . d III sea 'l Il
49, sec 80 10 acqu I Oooper.' q
wv " NJ 0u'll'a'i' ho' T o'N z-f
" rai'Ai'l'ou ''' ''''.'.' -
~ Aoiilpefello anu Al''oiiio' ~
*, ~ olh 0 L + Aoo Dogal"sa 80 r.
NJ ~ a'''"'o' 20 " III sc ooi
VI III 4f'1'9. .....:. q
- y d " hea'' lo' I ana 0 DIX =
a. Aoo Dos'iuSa'' .''''''' z
~ Asshssok ) sOrPLhNhNr'
- ~ n
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DrH C Cole, 1-3 lot 25 and lot

Joe Dantonio, lots 8, 10 blk Z
..l1 corner lot blk I E Boga-
10, lot g. blk 1872 and 100 feet
: in net Of cw4 sec 1873 27.IO
ID Dearman, 5 a in sec 34-3-13
known as A J Baudry place. TO
Henry Dicarlo, 4 a in sw4 Of
ne1 sec 81 3-l4 acqd r NJ Will
J A Easterling, 81 a n " NJ
Hodge g Pearl River Warren
Thomas. .,.....---...... ..... ''-o
J l. Fisher, 20 a in hr 39-3-ll
n r A Fisher e Public road, 800
T A Fisher, 80 a in hr 1871 n
and " p Knight W Bogue Chit
to river .....,.... . l4,oo
A NJ Fordrich, lots II and Il
blk II BogaIu5a Terrace, 80
Mrs, Alvin Fleury, lots 9 10 and
II blk 6 S E Richardson
Add. ................ .... 40
J W Fu3sell, 50 a lot see 10
and part nw4 of nw4 sec 2O-3-11;
% a part of nwf Of ne+ sec 1911
S l.. Foster, lot ( blk 10 s &
Richardson Add Bogalusa. 800
Peter L Green, lots from 80 to
80 inclusive blk 1873 n " Boga'
luSa. ........'..' ..' 'o'-o
Anselmo Galemo, on2-half a in
corner Of Sections II, II, IA and
15-3-13 Observation-Disclosures. $40
Louise and Amelia Roundy
GrUIIa5ome' lou; 8 ;'no t oI" .
| Richardson Add Bogalusa. 3.7o
NJ A Hughes, lots 13, II and
10 DIX . hicnaru7"h'o"h' DoS"-
lIu9a 4.50
Il II HoiLlpah' IL d III III fo'1
Io " L banN'Voh Aoo oo6"'uS]'
............ '....'......: o'9o
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70 boSa'uSa leila00 ''.'' l'oo
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10 " "A 'ellNlli' " d'i" " y l. ''ti
klnS; . d III n IS'p' 0'' 'o"In' ~" w
slae N " u N N N n''..,' Ao'o'
Mrs l - 'lhNihs' loo " 81 s"t q % o.
ll"f "''" i0'' 1 "'i'' = '00 ..
'',''':''.;';, ,: :.',:'.':' ,,.. 10 - " "
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The Era-leader., 1915-05-13

...... o''o
Frank Grain, 40 a nw4 OF sW ! s
&c 17-2. .... ...'..... ~ ~ ,
TCDyson. so d in sec 9-2'll \
LIB Erwin Ell Creek ST. } ;
lOOd ........'.'.'''''''' -'
SD Hart, GA E-CEas Magee
Willis Hart WV \ B'cNham
Grant Magee, 81 a n III ol n"4
ec 26-l 10 .... ,r..'. 500
Chas. Magee, 40 sW4 OF sea sec
.9-1-11 -. ............ 90 =,
Ella Prescott, lots . and b DIX
}O1 E Franklinton. .9'3o
Cornelius Reeves, 40 sw+ OF
ae4 sec Sill .......'.' 80
Amos Warren, 40 a ne+ Oh SCI
sec 25-1-lO ..... ........ o'o0
FOURTH WARD, COLoRED
Mitchell Bailey | in M .
Dean Add. Bogalusa. 20
NO Dean, 3-4 ID in sec l2'3'l'
49,. ...........
Sol Dacus, 5 a in sec 34-3-l3
...........' ...'''' ''''
Albare John, 20 a S 1-2 Of sw4
SEX sec 2,-}-l3 ........ 4''V
Willie jackson 2 lots in sec IL
80 acqd. Fronia Dean 3'9o
J Polk Pierce, 10 SCI sw4 sec
2S-3-13. 13.................''- ''-o
Wiley Pierce: lots 5, 8, 7, ana 8
blk 2 sub division blk 20 Rlcard-
sont0Wn. ............... o'9o
Mable Pierce, 1 lot so So IN
NJ @ Dean add. Bogalusa. >. ga
Prescott, s a being part OF
President Lewis Homestead = Az
"Jmer Roper IL interest in lot
.Qy survey in hr 41-3- -13. $50
Ben Tiff a in sec y 3. 3.l3acqd
l. H Bankston ...... g. It
Eugene Wilson, | a in SCI OF
SCI sec 1923 ,........... 3.o(
Richard Weston, 3 a and i'm
provements in sec 27.3.13 acqc
J D Riley -. A.
Mary Wilson, 1 lot 30' by Is
| in NJ O Dean add. Bogalusa 2.O|
FIFTH WARD, COLoRED
| Tom Brown, 1926 a in hr Al:
IA n Sara Hart S Julia James 6. Il
Corjne Flanders, 7 LA in h
41-1.14 by survey acqd Juli;
Flanders 2.3
W F Foster, 80 Il W Green
Frank Fosters p Cree X. -. 81
John Galloway. 40 a ne4 of ne
sec 2.1.13 :. Sc
S R Galloway, 80 II 1.2 of ne
sec 81 13. ..............8. :. so
Susan killen, 40 a sw4 Of Sc
sec 30-1-1O 4.f
Mary Speights, 80 in sec q
LID ........ ............. 81
Nancy Sam, 10 a n Mrs W \
> Seal g Ada Robinson & W Cha
'''o .... -. -. go. o-1
Jim Thompson Sc rat Of sv
Ut sw4 sec q and " IL Of sw4 {
NV: sec 2S-1-14
) G M Wilson, 46 a in hr 4O-2.
n and GSLC Co. S Wilson's
NON RESIDENT LIST
ST Avery, lots 135 and 1876 bl
y Angie .....,..........4.4 A.
Joe Batson, lot 109 blk II an
lot l49 blk 8 Angie 2;
. breckenridge Est. of E.
100 a in hr 43-4-11 bound nor
\, by lands formerly owned by G
= Corkeren BC Rivers land forlnerl
y owned by EIdredge Magee-l4 ;
\ b7Ilamy Lumber Co., 165.74
= tember only W 1-2 Of ne4 & Q /,
= Of nw4 sec Alb; 104.57 a s /
y os sw4 and I-2 Of n 1-2 of 81
. sec 5-1-13; 207S1 a ne4 Of s.
' sec 5 and in part sec S-1-l3; 4
!, 76 a nw4 of SCI, less field sec ).
" ID; 44.16 a of n IL Of set