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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ordinance No II

AN ORDINANCE expropriating {
rIgnt OF way for public roaC
from 5. W. corner of N. W. Ia sec
ton 2l'lO.4 to N. w. corner section
9'lU'4 and appropriating money tC
pay the damages assessed therefor
by road commissioners to the sew,
eral owners of Said property.
oECIlON l. Be t ordained by the
Pohce jury Of Jefferson Davis Parish
Louisiana, that road from S. w. cor.
ner OF N. W. section 21.lO.4 to N. W.
corner section 9.10.4 as traced out by a
commission OF freeholderS consisting
OF Felix Benoit, A. &. Smith, Jules
FontenOt. FenelOn Mallott, Duprelon
Mailett, DamonVille Mallott, as per
their report this day filed with this
Follce Jury laying out and eXpropria.
ing a RICH, OF way for said road, is
hereby declared to be public road and
dedicated TO said use.
SECTION 2. Be it further ordained
etc. that the following land is hereby
appropriated from its respective own.
efS Ior said public road, to.Wit:
From A. q. hurry the following
land: strip OF land 80 feet wide across
the east side OF N. L. Ia section 2I.10.4.
SECTION 3, BE it further ordained
that the following sums are hereby ap.
proprlated out OF Contingent funds 10
De paid to the owners OF the property
hereby appropriated as damage or com
penSatlon Tor that portion OF SAID bub.
Tic road which has been taken from
their respective properties, to.Wit:
10 A. 6, hurry the sum OF one dol.
lar.
SECTION 4. Be it further ordained
etc. that the Parish Treasurer is here.
by authorized aud directed to pay out
OF Contingent fund the sum HEREBY ap.
proprlated to the pectiVe owners Of
sad property, as damages for the prop.
erty hereby appropriated for said pur.
pose.
SECTION 5. Be it further ordained
etc. that this ordinance OF exproprla.
ton shall become effective from and
after its adoption and PRONUNCIATION.
Yeas
Noes 0
Attest
L. Z. Robinson
Clerk OF Police Jury,
Adopted April l, 1915
Jno. H. Cooper
Pres.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ordinance No IS

AN ORDINANCE eXproprlating a right
OF way for public road from N
W. corner section 1855 to N. w.
corner section 1915 and appropria
ting money to pay the damages
assessed therefor by road commits
Si0nerS to the several corners OF
said property.
SECTION |. Be it ordained by the
Police Juay of Jefferson Davis Parish
Louisiana, that road from N. W. cor.
ner section 1875 to NV cor section 1875
as traced and laid out by a commission
OF free holders consisting of j. W.
Huffman, 7, P, McNabb, Preadon Pelo.
quin, Ira PeIoquin, C. J. Phelps, ChaS.
E. Miles as per their report filed this
day with this Police Jury laying out
and expropriating a right OF way for
said road, is hereby declared to be a
public road dedicated to said use.
SECTION 2. Be it further ordained
etc That the following land is hereby
appropriated from its respective own.
erS for said public road to.Wit: From
Powell Lumber Co. the following land:
80 it of west side S. w. Ian. w. IA W.
IL S: W, Ia Section 10, 7, 5, N. W. N.
W, N. w. S. W. section Bits, S w ID
Section 10, N w Ia section 3O7.5, w IL
N. W Id section 6.8.5. From Orange
Land Co. the following land 80 it off of
east side section "a, and off of East side
II. e. II section 25.7.6 and west side S.
W. n. W. section 31-7.5, also 30 it off
east side section S67 From Brown
Baggett the following land: 30 feet of
OF west side s. W. ID 30.7.5, and 30 it off
of east side s. e. IA 1915. From Jones
& Bottorff the following land 80 it off
of west side s. W. Ia section 6.8.5.
From j. c. Stout the following land: 80
It OF east side s. e. of s. e. Ia section
1876.
SECTION 8, Be it further ordained
etc That the following sums are here.
by appropriated out OF Contingent
funds to be paid to the owners of the
property hereby appropriated as dam.
ages or compensation for that portion
of SAID public road which has been
taken from their respective properties
to.Wit:
To Powell Lumber Co. the sum of one
dollar. To Orange Land Co. the sum of
one dollar. To Brown Baggett the
sum of one dollar. To Jones & Bottoff
the sum OF one dollar. To JIG. Stout
the sum of one dollar.
SECTION 4. Be it further ordained
etc. That the Parish Treasurer is here.
by authorized and directed to pay out
of contingent fund the sum hereby ap.
propriated to the respective owners of
said property, as damages for the prop
erty hereby appropriated for said pur.
pose.
SECTION 5. Be it further ordained
etc. That this ordinance of expropria
ton shall become effective from and
after its adoption and PRONUNCIATION.
Yeas 8 Adopted April l, 1915
Noes 0
Attest
L. E. Robinson, Jno. H. Cooper,
Clerk of Police Jury: Pres
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
lBOSELE NOTES
ponton, La. May 10, 1918

:, fell in our district
~ 9Th which has enabled all
=. heoln again. Gang ploWS'
s,ous and drills are now
- every field, and we feel as
ll y was heavy enough to en-
l nrners to complete the rice
, 4 it gets dry again should
8 more rain soon. The corn
!, also at its full blast While
.tIr all repIanting the 1rSt
,' having made a bad stand on
i the drouth and the corn !
5,@ne up was badly damaged
:, worm leaving very little
IN ft to cultivate aoo me pyt sweet sone
sropis not very good 6t but some I1n,s
est vines from. Some May
' '. seiug planted still the north
=. dried the ground consid'
- some pumping will probably
NV days as the late rain has
b older rice to get very
,,,,topites and the WoodlawniteS
4 srnday at Woodlawn with a
1 10 to Il flaming WoodlaWn'
I,,qr will play Lockmore next
ratbe river
lanes Cardwell of Woodlawn
IMAM With his wife going to
o,,les Sanitarium where his
m undergo an operation, Mrs.
,,1bas been quite ill for several
,,,1dher doctor advised an opera
t,st rnCnpt We wish to see
s5TelPs early recovery and re-
bher home
LII Stanley made a flying trip
scarles one day last week and
with a new stock of groceries
il appearance Of his shelves to
y makes the mouth hungry and
ur,teat to live we sometimes
beat
niBlrs. John Forest of Fenton
Sunday the guest Of Judge Pelo.
IVife. Mrs. Forest has taught
lhordiStrict while MIR. Forest
rnsral manager Of the building
ga1tOn High School.
B N. AFibia and Ram Ardon of
spent Sunday in Kinder. The
gghaVe their SWeetheartS here
slsne.
Hugh Stanley now is teaching
auin school. He has obtained
asia nice saddle horse from Mr..
Etn and is now making his four
5aenOPning and evening.
lirien Augustine of LoCkmore
ROuF midst Sunday and reports
a hrs. ]. N. Peloquin very sick
Rlg a Doctor called three times
E
0. Gusman and family of
Gales after spending a couple
1iSltlng Mr.. and Mrs. Octave
b d Woodlawn, returned to
AHaSunday. Mrs. Gusman said
country is the home for her and
lRaan will probably have to
l she can make him believe he
As@antry as well as she does.
UNCLE JOE
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
V Isar' Of Diseouragins
hrs. Bullock Gave
aD'pair. Husband
Gee 10 Rescue.

gln an interesting letter
pace Ms. Bette Bullock
blows: 4 suffered for -four
manly troubles, and during
could only sit up for a little
''ald not walk anywhere al
,'l' ! soad have severe pains
4''
sas called IN, and his treat
y ior . while. but / was
9 my bed again. After
1isd 70 Do me any good.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
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: ELTON NEWS NOTES, :
Observation-Disclosures,
Elton, Louisiana, Nav IL. 1915

lage a few hours between trains last
Thursday.
Mr.. j. j. Abraham returned from his
trip to New Orleans last Tuesday.
Mr.. A. ". Langley, proprietor of the
RouSS Racket Store, has treated his
store building to coat of paint.
Mr.. Amos Richard has just given his
residence a much needed new coat of
paint.
Mr.. Henry Liner left for Beaumont,
Texas. last Tuesday, he expects to re.
main there Indefinitely if he can secure
satisfactory employment.
Mr.. j. T. Hood editor of the Rice
Belt Journal, was in our village on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. G. N. AyIeSworth has quaran.
tined his hogs on d vacant lot in the
heart of the village.
Mr.. L. L. Richard Of Jennings our
parish assessor, was in the village
Tuesday on business connected with
his Office.
The W. c, 7. U. will have ten cent
sale in Barker'S hall tonight.
Mr., Champ Green came in from near
Austin, Texas, last Thursday, saying
the floods had stopped work on the
drilling of deep WELSH
Mr.. j. H. Flanagan went to Welsh
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. VIM. BlantOn came in from De.
Quincy, Tuesday on a mission of both
One afternoon last week your scribe
overheard the conversation of some
half dozen ladies when one observed
that the flag over the school house
looked like petticoat, when another
observed that that was right. and that
she would be glad to make the school
new one if the material could be fur.
nished.
~ Diii'i'"il VI HUTCHINSON was IN
INC ',iias0 vi business saturday.
A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
I einlst Langley last TUESDAY which
oniS ii'eu &c" i'iIliuIeS' II was buried
u y -, =
" euneoUdN III 'ne cemetery just north
VI MI N ~ munger D.
WI W ~ '0'l'iool 'ooh VI omith
nn0 oI0'iioi ge"'lelieu 10 jennings
Anu' 'q"S, 'n0 w on onlcldl business.
MI, ~ W. 0eot' Ills eloeSt daughter
HAioS MID anu His TWO SONS, LeRue and
n'i D0n' i0i' iot ohIdnOuld' thursday.
WI D oCot' anu the othef chlldren VIII
Snorlly' tlley expect 10 make
'non iu'ur 9 noiii0 'nere'
NIL a. ~ lholAiaS Has Soiu ali MS
Jugs anu NURSES "nu says lie wants 10
SCH .lle oaldiice ol his CATTLE about Is
lead and saws he is UOjnu ont of +bo
Two ctoclx bueinooc
MIRO R1 cornop+on !, ., ~
ict Sbo wos on;ta o;oI, loo4 aa, l4
G oo.nowba+ ho+t 49, 49, - ~
Tho w r n IT mot with No. = NJ
Avlesworth "a q Tbnncdav
Mr., Oscar Richard has oro,od
.ailorino cloanino aud nnocoine, ootoL
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Notice of Administration.
State of Louisiana, Fifteenth Judicial
District Court, Parish of
Jefferson Davis.
Probate Docket No. 231.
Succession
TENNESSEE P. McNABB,
Deceased.

Whereas, William C. McNabb has
petitioned the Court for letters of ad'
ministration on the estate of the late
Tennessee McNabb, deceased,
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, to show cause within ten
days, why the PRAYER of the said Pc
titioner should not be granted.
Witness the Honorables Winston
Overton and Alfred M. Barrie, Judges
of said Court, this 5th day of May, 1915.
/. r. PRICE.
Clerk of Court.
Love & Kent, Attorneys. M.7.l4.21
Just received a new stock of racket
goods atIMurphy's.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21

a4DO INSURANCE. will in.
asainst wlndStormS, 100000
leaEs for $500 Why take your
l@S, let me insure your prop.
GE Carr agent.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-02-19
Coming Events

Monday, February %, the Big
Day.
Tuesday. March 2, G. w. Tho
mas sale.
Tuesday. March 9. Hill Bros.
sale.
Monday, March Is, T. F. Scho-
field sale.
Saturday, March 6, Registra-
ton closes for town election.
Saturday, April 5, Town cleo
ton.
Monday, March /. County
Commissioners meet at Baker in
quarterly session.
At a meeting of the business
men held the fore part of the
week an organization was per-
fected for the purpose Of pro-
tecting the home merchants a.
gainst what may be termed
dead BEATS. One of the real
causes Of the organization was
the growing habit of some per.
sons to issue worthless checks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
CHARGES GENERAL Otis HIisED
iiIM TO START RIsVOI.uTION

Los Angeles, Cal. June 3.--N. =.
zosg, self styled Mexican revoiutions
airy general on trial for issuing a
worthless check. declared on the wit
ness stand In the superior court today
that he had been cnKneed oy General
Harrison Gray Otis. owner Of the Los
AnEels Times. and General y. J. VII
jocn. a former BOer leader. 20 organ
lie n revolt in Lower callfori "a. Gen
eral OTIS son-in-law. Harry Chand-
ler, recently wa Indicted on charge
OF having conspared 10 violate Ameri-
can neutrality by supporting such a
revolutionary scheme.
General Harrison Gray Otis do
clared in an Interview he had never
heard of zogg. General Otis IL al Te-
hon rancho, near Rakersfeld. and was
reached by telephone.
Il never authorized him or anyone
else 10 orgnaize an expedition 70
Lower California" he added. "The
man is not telling tho truth"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
CAROTHERs REPORTS VILLA
HAS RlsOI NUtcD Of}lit,fsON

Washington, June 3.--Consular
Agent Car0thers at Chihuahua REPORT
al to-day that Vita troops IN flank
movement captured siiao and put
Carranza cavalry forces 10 rout. OBJ
rcgon. the Carralga commander, he
said. Is surrounded az Trinidad by
villa infantry and has lost trains and
large quantities OF supplies.
Eliseo ArTedondO. head OF the
Carranza agency here, today issued
the following comment on President
Wilson's Mexican statements
Il believe that President wilson's
note IL largely due to the lack OF re-
lations between the government OF
the United States and the constitu-
tionalist government of Mexico and
that this has given room To the many
false reparts which have vic,imized
General CarrHnza. attributlng To him
acts and omissions of which he IL in
capable.
MIR. Carranza lately has ordered
the advance Of his troops toward tn,
city of Mexico. which he will un
doubtedly take before one week d
over. and | understand he viii thsi
csta olish there "a provisional civil ad
mlnistration until he can wipe au
the remnants Of the reaCtlonaries ant
convene the PEOPLE 10 elections fol
officers OF constitutional govern
ment.
There is no danger. therefore tha
strife may prolong itself in Mcxlc,
and cause greater calamities for tn
people. which ! am inclined 10 be
licve is the only thing that worries
the government ~ the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
It IS ALBUQUERQUE'S SAY WHETHER
We REGISTER SUCCESS OR FAILURE

Tomorrow morning O'Clock = 10
Loose and left loose until everyone in Abuqucque awake
= a hardship Il
pen often aud TO the men Of Albuquerque viii
. mo,nion 10 be the
. e AZ
when the si0Ooo greatest
.
. We city
. determined il
y of Il be- going
q air on record.
Tomorrow Albuquerque win register failure
. The Herald believe there 4
failure.
. bet"
. But rs Aihuquerquc prove It,
well
outa
aud for v. a. A cam
baeno
VIII
try and man a est.
AL aud and who upto
and make q genuine.
80 0 Q Q Q . . . .N Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
GOVERNMENT LOSES DISSOLUTION SUIT AGAINST UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
FACTS ON WHICH GERMANY ASKS AGREEMENT
WILL Be TREATED As IRRELEVANT IN NEW NOTE


portation facilities are restored.
An appeal 10 the Red Cross from
the International relief committee in
Mexico city, sent through the Bra
zilian minister there, was made pub.
lie here today. II follows.
we appeal for starving Mexico
Government supplies nearly exhaust
ed; no prospect relief. Conditions Of
disorder, lack Of seed, men ana ami
mails, and Insecurity Of harvest pre-
vent piantine. Situation this city des.
perate account shortage OF food and
medical supplies. Regular railway
service between city and border
Aguas Calientes and the coast. eiH.
pended since February. Impcrativ,
need everywhere Is corn. Aiso ur.
gently require beans. flour and med
icine. Or hope Is from United
states. We are doing all possibii, but
re ources entirely inadequate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
Purpose Of United States
Will Be to Determine at
Once If Germany Means to
Observe international Law
LUsITANIA UNARMED
NOW ESTABLISHED
Only Question Of Fact Raised
by Germany to Be Consid-
cred Will Be Definitely
Disposed OF.

Washington. June z.-Prcsidea,
Wilson corked most Of today on the
new note 10 Germans.
The situation had developed 20 n
point where. although the yisis OF
Count Bernstorn. the German ambaa-
aador. TO the president yesterday was
believed likely to enllEhten the Bcr-
lin foreign Office on the attitude OF
the United states. the American gov
eminent IL unmoved In ita intention
to determine promptly whether Ger
man submarine commanders Will
hereafter respect the principles of In
ternntional law.
The facts upon which the German
government asked agreement, u is
now practically certain. viii be treat
"a by the note as irreicvont with one
exception. II Is understood that the
note will rs-state that the Lusitania
was on peaceful cruise, aid not re-
sist capture and was unarmed. Al
the other points raised by uermany
are deemed irrelevant under the laws
of nations
The purpose Of the United states
In the new note will be to didroscr
whether Ger.nany viii In the future.
ON eacouutering vcsseix Of any ma
tionality that are unarmed, transfer
passenger and crew to places Of
safety, should a vessel carrying con
ira band be ce.taln OF condemnation
In a prize court, and therefore SUB
jcct to destruction.
II was reiterated AZ the state de-
partmeat today that while aiiidevits
tiled there by the German enbasss .
contendlng that tho Luaitania Naa
armed. had been carefully considered.
the proof OF the United States that
the Lusitania was unarmed was be-
yOnd question. None of the aisners. in
the opinion OF officials. could have
made as searchiDe Investigation -
did custom9 inspectors who wcre
ISpecihcally ordered to examine decks
Of vessels and their holds for the one
thins-the presence Of guns.
Had there been explosives aboard
officials say. cleaiance would have
been refused. Iietore the Lnritania
sailed an such facts were In POSSES
sion OF the American government
Count BernSto4n. the German am
bassador, conferred briefly With Sec
retary bryan today but would not
discuss the subject of his visit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
LONE AMERICAN WOMAN
STANDS orr BANDIT BANp

NoEales. Arlz., June 3.--One Amer
lean woman, oarricaded In a ranch
house. stood on Eve Mexican bandits
yesterday until help arrived. accord
ing 10 reports which reached the bor-
der today.
Mrs. !. =. Bowers. wife Of a rancher
al Norin. sonora, In the absence OF
her husband, protected herself and
their home until villa scouts. attract
ed by firing drove the bandits away.
She was reported today as still bar
ricaded In the house. Her husband
was at Agua zanca, twelve miles
south OF here, where his automobile
broke down. Previous reports were
that he was with his wife.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
GERMANS TURNED NnNNDoNED
Guns On TliE Rt SLAMS

London June @. 30 %. ~ -
when the Russians were forced e.
abandon some of the outer fortiiicd-
tluns they had NO time to destroy the
guns, which. ON falling into Austru-
German hands. were turned hN their
new owners against the inner iorti'i-
cations. says q dispatch Co the EA-
change Telegraph company from Coo
pcnhageu.
Il is understood, the dispatch adds.
that the Austrian officials. tho poll,
ana municipal officers and others
who fled from Przemysl when IN"
forts capltulated to the Russians.
have now gathered lt trcow ready
30 return to their captured city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
COLORADO GAME
WARDEN WATCHING
PROGRESS OF UTES

Dcnver. June 3.-W. B Fraser,
state game commissioners, was await
ing definite wore today regarding tho
movements of a band of tte Indians
frum the uintah reservation. Utah.
reported to have crossed the state hne
into Colorado. A report received
from the deputy game commissioner
at Mceker. Colo, gave the num3er az
redskins at seventy-nVe.
Press dispatches raid seyonty-hso
Indians already we're encamped ln Rio
Rlanco county. ana that several hun
dred more were reported on the way
from their reservation
The stale game commissioner said
he thought the Indians were merely
on an illegal deer huntins expedition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
Important Strategic Point
for Which Russia Fought
for Months Retaken by
Germans in Less Than a
Month.
SUCCESSFUL END TO
GALICIAN CAMPAIGN
Allies Concerned at Steady
Progress of What Appears
10 Be Determined Advance
on Warsaw.

London, June . l.20 a. M ~
Aftcf 4 slcst ~ N.Y. ,vftNs tnc
fortress of Przcmy-i In Gancia
has fallen So the Austrinns. The
Russians were in possession "a
little over seventy days
The Austrians entered Pre-
mysl at hall past three O'Clock
this morning after q hnmmcrinE
with heavy guns that lasted more
than twenty days The capltulu-
ton uf przemysl must bee uscribcd
tu the effectiveness of this urtil-
lcry onslaught Tho occupation
uf the fortress by the Au,trians
will remove the danger uf tho
Russian threat against truvuw.
when the Eussiaus starved uut
tho Austrian gprrisun at l,zr-
myal an operation which ur'u-ht
thcm into tho fortress on March
30. they did ID slowly uud ystc-
muti,ally conserving the lives oi
their men as much uH possible.
The method which thu AustTu-
Germans have ben cmploying rc-
Gently to accomplish the samo
end has been entirely different.
Thor expenditure iu men and
ammunition has perhaps outd"uo
anything In this wHr. not even
excepting the German rushcs Tor
calais and the terrible strugglcs
along the User river
Another feature of the lighting
on the eastern front is the nov
attack ON Warsaw. Noithrr the
I,ussiau nor th" British news
papers are able 10 say whether
thy renewed battoring ot the
russian line between the PilirA
and the Nistulb Is "a serious effort
Co break through Co the Polish
capital ur % move timed tu pre-
vent the russians from rushing
tonfurccmonts tu their hard
pressed troops bon Gahcu but
whatever the motive, the assault
has been violent and ln force
alour . front of about 90 miles,
the hardest pressure being
brought to bear on the Russuns
tloug the l1uru ana the Gawku
rivers
Aside from the formality OF
passing the bin 60 ohviatc the
ministers in the new cabinet
from seeking recollection. chief
interest conferred In the promised
speech of Premier Asuuitb in the
house of commons ON the new
coalition government aud the en-
~ of italy into the war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-03
. 90 . = . Q o O AA
URGES WOMEN TO
TAKE OFF FEATHERS
AND BE REASONABLE

Portland, ore. June 3.-Mrs. John
Dickinson sherman of Chicago.
speaking "a the closing session Of the
mid-biennlal council Of the General
Federation of Womens clubs here
today. declared that Just az long as
women Of the federation wear fcath-
crs on their hats they will be open to
the charge of Inconsistency
Mrs. sherman spoke on the work
~ the conservation department.
Think Of the inspiring effect on
the women OF America " the 2.O00. e
COO women of the federation refused
to wear feathers" she said.