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The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24
SANTA CLAUS IS
 0H THE WAY

Point Barrow, Alaska, Dec. A. Arrived here this morning after a fine trip. Left Mrs. Claus in good health and fine spirits. She asked ne to extend to all the boyB and girls, mamaE and paDas, brothsa and sisteB her best wishes for Q Merry Christmas. l will arrive in your town about half past seven o'clock tomorrow night and will so right to 4. B. hall, where I LeDe all will be ready, PraRCsr and Vixen broke thrOughB the ice but I got them out all right DuRder and BlItzen came pretty near breaking through but I stopped them ia time.
 signed, Santa Claus.
 The above wireless waB received this morning and the following anE- wer sent to Mir. Claus.
 SISagvay, Alaska, Dee. 24, p. m.-Your wire received and in reply We wish to state that everything is all ready for your reception.
 We have made careful prepara- tlons this year, and we will be ready for you when you get here a' 7:3O o'clock.
 The White Pass special train will leave the shops at o'clock sharp, for the accommodation of Northeud- CTS, and stops will be made at all The principle crossings on Broad way between that point and Seventh avenue, to pick up passengeI along the line.
 The finest treo we have had for many years Is all in place and is being decorated this afternoon. A ndmber of young ladies will assist tonight in the final decorations, and We are sure that you will be pleased. It is the intention Of the Brotherhood to have every child living in Skagway present when you come, and VIC hope that you will not forget one of them, as they ara all our friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24
CHILDREN UNDER 15
 TO BE ELKS' GUESTS

Every child in Juneau under 15 years will receive Q present from Juneau Lodge No. 42O, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, when the antlered herd gives it's annual Christmas exercises for the chil- dreR of Juneau in Elks hall De- cember 2S.
 The Elks' Christmas Tree com mitlee consists of 4. E. Anderson Harold H. Post, Mark E. Russell and Fred ". Hebert.-Juneau Empire.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24
SAILS
 F08 AMERICA

CbrisGauia, Dec. 24-Henry Ford this morning made an address be- fore a meeting held under the aus pices of the WOman's International Peace association, in which he laid before them his ideas of attaining peace and hoped that the world would soon awake to the pOssibilt- ties of gaining that point by a concerted action on the part of all bodies which had been organized with tla. aim in view He regret ted that he was compelled to re- tire from the active work at this
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24
.62 MINUS
 IN SWEDEN

Stockholm, Dec. 24-FrOm re- rorts received in this city this morning from a score of cities throughout this country new record for cold weather covering a period for over one hundred and fifty years has been made, the mercury registering 62 degrees be- low zero.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24
WASHINGTON TO ENGAGE
 CANADIANS IN DEBATE

Seattle, Dec. 2O-InternationaI relations in debate have been eS- tablished by the University of Wash ington. A challenge was flung down the sound recently by the newly established University ol British Columbia, and Washington accepted. The contest will be dual one team representing each uni versity abroad and one at home.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24
D0IN'
 IN MEXICO?

The following ambiguous dis patch was received today:
 Fl PaEo, Dec. 24-All Americans have been ordered out of the dis trict of Jaurez and all Americans have been ordered to remain north of the United States border. All Bridges are patrolled and all traf- fic has been stopped.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24
SECOND NO7E
 SATISFACTORY

vienna, Dec. 24-Tbe second note from America has been re- ceived here, and its text seems to be satisfactory to the Austria-Hun- -ariau officials
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24

time, but he WaA merely obeying the advice Cf his physicians, who had ordered him to return to Amercia and there Beak rest.
 Alr. Ford will sail from Bergen to the United stateB on the Nor wegIau liner Str. BergenEford.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24
LA GRIPPE CLAIMS MANY LIVES---
 BUSINESS 0F STATE CRIPPLED

philadelphia, Dec. 24-Reporta received from Tsrious cities of this state show that Ia grippe is and that as Q result of the malady many persons have
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24

died. All branches of business life has been crippled by the enforced absence of people from their usu- al occupations occasioned by seri- Qus attacka of the diseae.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24

London, Dec. 24-Advice was ra- here. today stating that Rus sian warshiDs had encountered the Turkish cruiser IIidiriIl and Sul-
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24
RUSSIAN WARS4.5S PUT TWO
 TURK CRUISERS UNDER WATER

tan Selim in the Aegean Sea, and th.t in the naval battle which took place the 1IidiriI had been sunk -ud inc Sultan Selim disabled.
 The dispatches are from Athens.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24

Paris, Dec. 2!-Word has been received in this city telling O; the serious illness of Kaiser Wiham. The dispatches state that the Em-
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-24
KAISER WILLIAM SERIOUSLY
 ILL WITH CANCER OF THROAT

perOr's physicians have given out the information that His Majesty is suffering from 0 cancer Of the throat.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07

For instance, we need permanent
highways. If we had splendid turn.
pixies threading every section of South.
west Louisiana, as the farmers Of
Kentucky and Tennessee have. we
should save much time which means
money, our horses would pull heavier
loads with greater ease and in quicker
time, our vehicles, harness. etc. would
last twice as long and we could get
our products TO the market when
prices were highest and not have TO
Wait-as we often do on account of
impossible roadS-until prices fell, In
addition the social life Of the neighbor.
hood would not be neglected and we
would know each other better and
hence be better neighbors and better
citizens. Southwestern Reflections.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
The Young's Man Oppor-
tunity

There is a greater demand today
than ever before for the young man
who thoroughly understands the cot.
ton business Such as, CHASING, slap.
ling, averaging, buying, selling, ship
ping, exporting, keeping of Munger's
Gin Records, merchants cotton record,
warehouse record, cotton Office stock
books and other blanks necessary to
the business. Bonded warehouses
alone require hundreds of young men,
last year the managers were compelled
to use unframed help. The represent.
ativeS of the largest cotton concerns
as we'll as the merchants and ware.
house managers have highly indorsed
our course OF instruction. They say
we are meeting long felt want. We
have two expert cotton men in charge
of this department, they thoroughly
understand it frompraCtiCal experience
in every detail of the business. They
are also expert instructors. The cost
of the above course complete is $4,000
for tuition and $500 for books and
material. Time for, completing is from
from four to six weeks owing to the
ability of the student. No student will
be permitted to receive a certificate
from this department until he is thor.
oughly qualified, Students may enroll
at any time as there is such a great de.
mand for work of this kind we have
sufficient number of students enrolled
to keep class going continually. For
further particulars fill in the following
blank, tear out and mail today, to
Tyler Commercial College, Tyler, Texas
NdLlle' .s''....,... ...'...........
ADDRESS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Are yeu interested in the cotton bust.
A0oo 1919 ''''.'''s .....'............
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
0rdinante No. 80.

An Ordinance expropriating a
right of way for a public road
from S.W. corner Section 1886
to S. W. corner Section 22.S.5
andappropriatlng money to pay
the damages assessed therefor
by road commissioners to the
several owners of ,saidproDerty,
SECTION l. Be it Ordained by the Pc.
lice Jury OF jefferson Davis Parish La.
that road from S. W. corner Section "a
S'b to S. w. CDR. Section 22.S as traced.
LAID out by commission of freeholderS
consisting of A.V, Peloquin, G. M. Ham.
mil, j. W. Baker, Alex Miller. TBCom.
ton, A,B.MillS. as per their report this
day filed with this pc ejury laying out
and expropriating right of Way for
said road, is hereby declared to be n
public road and dedicate to said use.
SECTION 2. Be it further ordained etc
That the following land is hereby ex.
proprlated from its respective owners
for said public road, to.wit:
From H. F. Arnold the following land
a strip 80 feet wide across the north
side Of Section 1856, a strip 30 feet
wide across the south side S. 3. of S,W.
and S.W., Sc, Section 1856.
From Baxter and Wilson the following
land: strip of and 30 feet wide off Of
south side Section 1885, a strip of land
80 feet wide off Of north side of Section
$685..
From NJ. G. LaGroix the following land.
a strip OF land 30 feet wide OF of south
side Section 21.S.5.
SECTION 3. Be it further ordained etc
That the following sums are hereby AN.
propriated out of contingent funds TO
be paid to the owners of the pronertv
hereby appropriated as damages or
compensation for that portion Of said
public road which has been taken from
their respective properties, to.wit:
TO H.tF. Arnold the lSum OF one dollar
To Baxter & Wilson the sum of one dol
TO M. c, lLaCroix the sum of one dollar
SECTION 4. Be it further ordained etc
That the parish treasurer is hereby au'
thorlZed and directed to pay out of con,
tingent fund the SIMS hereby expropri
ated for said purpose.
SECTION 6. BE it further ordained etc
That this ordinance of appropriation
shall become effective from and after
its adoption.
Yeas 8. Adopted Nav |. 1915
Noes None.
Attest: John H. Cooper
LIE RobinSH. Pres, Police ,II1rv
Clerk of Police Jury.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
FEED CROPS FOR 1915

We believe that more corn along
with other feed crops was raised IN
this parish last year than ever before
in our history,
AS a result the farmers aS a rule
were pretty we'll fixed for feed during
the fall and winter and are starting in
this spring on very much more sub
Stantial basis than heretofore. The
past year has demonstrated very
strikingly that corn and other feed
crops can be raised in this parish sue
cessFully notwithstanding a contrary
view held by a good many people,
The fact is we have been welded to
a single crop and have grown TO the
idea that this one crop is the only one
that can be successfully grown here,
without ever having tried any other
crop.
The point is at this time, we do not
want 10 lose the vantage W e have
gained during the last year. Farmers
must not neglect the planting Of corn
and other good feed crops this spring
The dry weather for the past several
weeks has no doubt operated against
the planting Of corn but the rain this
week has greatly relieved the Situa
ton, and farmers should see to it that
a good acreage is given to the feed
stuff crop.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Ward Six Non Residents

2SO5--l, c Bucklin, lots 10 IS blk 40
Roanoke observation-disclosures. .... 5.41
2SOS--L c BucklinI6O acres Ne IA 1914 ~. 3s
2824-Dolby, Weber, Allen, EtalS lots
$40 II sub t@ of Sw4 % 8 3D.. 4 SO
2S43-CJ Hamilton, Nr4 lot Smith
sub wig of sw IA % 5............. 4.36
2S56-J H Lewis so acres So of NEl4
129 Observation-Disclosures. 24.3a
2S7I-A H Newman. lots g. IL. 25, 80,
90, 40, 46, 3S, 56. Is, %, 81, 81, II.
-, rs, II, A, S3,SS,98,90, 100, I06
10, ia. III, I25, I29, 1873, I42, 95
Newman sub VIZ of sw IA 1885 nos
2SS4-- Richard and Massey lots 1913
blk37 Roanoke ........ ........ go. 5.41
2S95-Smith and Fels lots 1871 blk l3,
lot 10, blk s, lot 81 blk 5
sub S19 of SE4 and swA n NJ
2s-e-5 ................ 80. 1850
29I2 Warren and Cundall, acre off Sc
lot Il sub E15 of sw4 27-9-5. ...,. 2.21
2922-.A L Wolf SEA lot . sub of wiz of
SwN .t2-9-5 81
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Iiow's This?

NC 3aer One Hundred POM Fl
Reward for any case OF Ca a,slll,
CHAT cannot be cured by H'D
Catarrh Cure. 80
+. J. CHENEY G. CO.. 1ols ssS i
We the undersigned, have known s Is
cheney for the last IS years, aAI b,.sInes
Him perfectly honorable in a. y. S' cala
transactions and financially abe Dc. z I'M r.
out any obligations made byy,IilnlsF re-
NAI1oNAL bANh * Toledo. n
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken n, asa b.
acting directly upon the blo0o l.sirnonsl
cous surfaces of ,pe system. ie s.tls 81
sent free. Price rs cents per posNS
by all Druggists. r.,ipass
Take Halls Family Pills Tor c0hsA'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Taken Up.

] have penned son my premises 6
miles N. W. Of Welsh, / bear and 4
sows, which were roaming at large.
Owner is hereby notified that he can
have same on proper Identification and
payment Of all expenses and for this ad
Vertisement.
Chas. F. Buck Jr.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Ward 9 Resident

41o2 B. NJ. Ball, 100 acres sw 4 of W.
q Il. n u offs a 81, Sc a Of sw Z
28 7....,... 100, ............... M.
4114--F. B. Caffall & ]. F. Ritter o. 10"
acres sw 4 OF NE q, NV 4 of 81 4
4133-G. w. Johnson. 800 acres WIKI 'S'
Sc q 23 8, Is Of ST Il. sw Iof
Sc "a, sE a of NJ 4 36T7,"w Il ~
NE 4 Is, sw q of Sc Il 7S6. o..
On the day Of sale will sell such portion NM. :,
said property as each debtor will point ov v
and in case the debtor will not point ont ~. W.
ficient property, I will at once and With.
further delay, sell the least quantity of s s.a
property of any debtor which apv b;da.
will buy for the amount of Taxes, Interuet ~,
Costs due by such Tax Debtor.
The sale will be without appraisement =.
cash in legal tender money of the rrn,.s
States OF America, and the property sold viii
be redeemable at any time for the sp.cs !,
One Year, by paying the cost price c,.
including the Twenty coy per cent ipts,ss
thereon.
JOSEPH F. FUSILIER
Sheriff and FIX Otficio Tax Collector
Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana,
Sheriff's Office, April 23. 1915.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Ward Six Resident

2993-Farmers Oil Co. Ne lots 10, lot II
to IS inc NJ D C sub Of Nw4 1885
alsoI-S of all oil produced under
lease of date Mar -, 1913 from r F
Weichert TO Gulf Ref Co which af-
fectS the NJ of lot l and all lot2
sub Nwl427-9 g.. ... ............
3023-E. 0. Hlmler, 44O acres n 1-2 Of
Sc IA. NE Ia of Sc Ia, n 1-2 49,
o-f.'.... ''..'.'.....'.... ........ j
3066--R. Oaksmith Eals. 5 acres in
S 1-2 29-9-5, lot IS block "a, lot
Is block ID" Sub W 1-2 1895 $50.
3065-R. Oaksmith, lot s Sub E l-2
SW Ia 27-9-5. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
30S7-C. A. Saxby, 20 acres N u of SW
4foNw4, a strip rds wide across
S side NV IA of NV IA 6-10-4 -.
3116-A. c. Wilkins, so acres Z 1-2 of
Sc Ia 1854
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Ward Five, Resident.

266I-Brown Baggett, so acres Wiz of
SW IA 3O-7-5........ .,,......,..,..'. 6.I7
2744-Jules Marcenac, j acres s16 of Sc
4of Sc IA of NV IA 7-S-5 ........ 2.71
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Lake Arthur

283-Mrs. Elmira Andrus, Lot 81, Blk
IL N. u. ANe.....,,.....,,.,,, ,,,..,.. E.u4
329-T. E. Brown, Lot %, blk 90 o. P. II so
334-Frank B Caffall. lot 81 blk "a. 2.04
346-E. S. Clements, lot blk 49,. 2.54
362-Alcee Cormier lot 33 blk 81 900. $40
366-Louis Courts, Lot Is blk H.. 2.29
3S4-.Ioseph Dominique, lots 4-5 blk 4
McG Tract. ........... ............ 2.04
4OS-C. NJ. Fisher, N part lot blk B. 500
412-Emery Flowers, Lots 81 % blk
McGary Tract ....,....,... .....,.... 1.79
413-Emery Gertrude Flowers, Lots
7-S-9-10-l1 blk IL s. MarQuarts End
add .......................,. $50
416-Leroy Foard, Lot 80 blk 23.... 1.55
448-H, j. Caves, lots SO blk "a ... =. 3.S2
447-Joseph Graves, lots rs blk "a 49,. 1.79
Assn. E. Hagnis, lots 1920 blk To-. 2.29
474-Robert P. Howell, S end lots Ala
11-3 S12 lot 8 and portion lot 4 sec
Alb. lots "a sec 14-1l-3, lots "a
blk 81 O. P lots 1928 blk D. Nc
Cheney End sub. lots 50 blk
lots 17-ls blk 2; lots rs
blk Howells add observation-disclosures. 47,S5
495-Lake Arthur Club, lots 3-4blk an2
R. NJ. add .............. .....,......., 1881
503-L, V. Laurent, N part lots 2S-29.30
Blk II o. observation-disclosures. 1877
GLOW. o. Quesenbery lot blk B l.. A. 1476
64l-James H. Scott stripof land 25
feet off S side lot 30 blk S.......... 3.29
646-J. S, Smith and H. A. Watson lot
Sblk 3A..,...........,................ ..3.79
675-Euzeb .Trahan, lot ) blk
Howell add .......... 800. ..,....,.. 2.29
695-Lovett Walton, lot IS blk 49,. 7.62
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07

Asst M Amt.
24SozH. 4, Jenkins lots l." blk 1 oee
Mcclure add Observation-Disclosures. o'oo
E24S2-O. D. johnson, lots 1.2-3 blk X 11.44
I25l2-Iohn Martin, lot blk , Butler ad 1.75
25l4-J. J. Miller, lots 9-10-l1 bike
Elton Park add ....... ......'.. I'oo
2521-New Orleans, Texas and Mexico
Il. Il. Co. mile main line "a 9loooo
90 mile side tract a. $500. 93.l3
252S-R. E. Oden. lot | blk 8 OF
! Joseph ST ......'.... ........... ...... 1.75
2535-Edw Pullin Est lot blk 8 Elton
Park add, lots 9-10-l1 blk Elton
| Park add ...,,,....... ................ b.%o
2543--P. J.Sabatier and Co. lots 81 blk
! Is AylS add etc ................ E. l4|'uE
2545-H J. Savoie. lot IA blk II Elton
Park add. ....... zee. ....., ....,.... l75
25so-voorhies Bros. Lbr Co lots Isle
blk | Ayles add Observation-Disclosures. lO.lS
Ward Five Nonresident
25e9 j. $. Dies, so acres Y int in NE
NEIo4. Sec SIS ,................ 1859
$500. s. Dolby, 800 acres S15 1854 1886
Il, NWI4 Observation-Disclosures. 65.35
26OO-Geo. r Graybell. lot 6sub of Nv
| IA OF SEl-4b26-S-0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
~'l miles main line a $500 -. ........ 1923
Observation-Disclosures. 1853
262l--P. F. Moore, 200 acres E19 ofNE
l-4.Nh of Sell, NWl-4 Of NWl-4
1917, ........... ...................... 1868
2627-Dr K E Oden, 44O acres M of
NELL. MI of Nwl-4 Is, SIS of SE 4,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Saturday, May 20, A D. 1915.

and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sale is complete, all -Immovable property
on which Taxes are now due to the State Of
Louisiana, and the Parish of Jefferson Davis,
as we'll as all other Taxes levied to enforce
collection of Taxes assessed in the year 1914,
together with interest thereon from the 31st
day of December 1914, at the rate of Ten l0)
per cent per annum until paid and all costs.
The names of said delinquent TAX Payers
the amount of Taxes as due by each on the as
sessment rolls tor said year and the Immova-
BILE Property assessed to each to be offered for
sale is as follows to-wit:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Ward 4, Non. Resident

3729--Colin Hebert. 80 acres NJ of NV
IA 6-9-8 .......;
372T--G. w Johnston, 100 acres WIZ
of NE Ia 1856, WIZ of sw IA 49,
374S-L. Levey, 10 acres wiz of E1b Of
ia OF NV IA 1896
69--Richard & Pitre, 2 acres in Sc
cor of NV 4 ONE IA 1886, 40
It front st L | NJ as, bet paraIrl
lines 208 # .....
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Ward Four Resident

212s-Wyatt Anderson, 211 acres NE
Ia 10, E1s of EI5 of SW1.4 of NV
IA and w ofSE Ia of Nwl.4 and
Wa ofE13 of SELL of NW1.4 2O.7-3 sI.6e
2l46.Gustave Bertrand. so acres VIZ
Of MELT 1.7.4. ..............,........ 7.4o
2I56-L. G. Bucklin. 90 acres SlS offs
Ella OF SW1-4 25-7-3 .......,.... 2.s1
"329-Pelican Oil aud Pine Line Co 40
acres NE1-4 of NW1-4 27-7-4 -. 1880
2349-Charlotte Scott 1gacre in SW cor
of SWl-4 2o-7-3 orr
2350--R. G. Scott acres in Sc cor of
S1a of SBl-4 of SWl-4 1868 ne
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Ward 7, Resident

3552-Frank B. Caffall, 81 acres all
that part of NV Ia of SW1-4 Bill
3 except IL IL across N side said
40 acres, also 6 acres in NE cor of
SW Ia OF SW IA 3-11-5 ....
3576--Elias Derouen, S 80 acres of NV
"a OF NE4 80, S19 of SW1S of SEA
19 n 10 acres OF NW4 of NEA 30
10-4
35SS--Henriette Guidry Est, so acres
SW16 OF SE14, SEX of SWA 5-1I-5.
361O-W. T. Humphrey, 397Ih acres
SEA Of SWA y, E19 Of NW]4, VIZ
OF NW14, NWA Of SW4 -, So Of
SEA OF. SEA, s y of SW IA of Sc
Il IA, N y of NE Ia %, NE II of
SW IA 13-10-4
36s2--The Wilkins Co., 440 acres s u
Sc IA. NE IA of Sc IA, VIZ of SW
IA, NE IA of SW IA, NV Ia of Sc
IA -. Sc IA 11-IG-4 ..
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07

l have just received a stock of fertiIi
ger and can furnish your wants in this
line at the lowest market prices. MUIR.
phys at LaCaSine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-07
Ward 9, NONRESIDENT.

3s94-Brewn Baggett, 100 acres Sc IA
26-T-6 I
4o1I--Calcasieu Oil & Pipe Line Co..
lot IL sub E1s of Sc IA of NEI-4 III,
lot . sub s16 NEI-4 1888. $50.
4o12--H. B. Caflin, 100 acres E1k of
" patti
4015--E. s. Clements, 200 acres lots
Ill il sec 4-S.7 sw IA of sw IA
25-7-7 I
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Ward 8. Resident.

3s11.Frank B. CaffSii;, 40 acres Az IA
OF NE IL ,42-10-6. MISUNDERSTANDING.
3S12..-Frank B. Caffall, $40 acres Sc Ia
OF NV IA. sw Ia IL, NV IA of NV
IA 1896
3S13-Frank B. Caffall, 800 acres sle
1876
3S2S--Leonard Cormier, lot III blk 4
3s69--John O. Guzman, so acres, r%
of NE IA 1906 .......
1892 Wesley Holland, so acres, NJ of
NwI-4 I4-I0-6
3795-Mrs. Minnie L. Johnston. so
acres wA OF sw IA 1886 ......
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Delinquent Tax List of lmmoYahh
Property.
Town of Welsh VS.
Delinquent Tax Debtors

OCilHq uSut lax DGDlOfS
Office of Sec. and Tax Collector Of thI
ToWn.of Welsh, Parish of Jefferson
Davis, Louisiana.
BY VIRTUE of the authority Vesta
inme and by the constitution andlawsa
the State and the Charter of the Tow
of Welsh, La, will sell at the princls
front door of the Town Hall in whAA
the regular meetings of the Couneild
the Town of Welsh, are held wlthiI
legal hours for Tax Sales beginning a
II o'clock d. m. on Tuesday
June |, A. D. 1915
all immovable property on which taSs
are now due to the corporation Of TIE
Town of Welsh assessed in the yea
1914 together with the interest thereof
from the 31st day of December lslisl
the rate of ten (1O) per cent per annua
until paid and all costs. The namesa
said delinquent tax payers, 1.-THE aIaOan
of taxes as due by each on the asses
ment roll for said year to be Offered la
sale is as follows to.Wit.
C. r. May, lot 3 bk l W. W. SUBJ. -
Fred D. Etals Mullen, lot | blk 6l.. W
Pltre & C. B, Richard, lot s bks,
lots l, 2, z, 8, blk SIS, lot blk 3d.. ~
Pitre, Richard & Wasey, 3.4 INT IN
7,l2, 10, Ia, Is, subs 10 ofSW 81
Ia 1854. ........... ~. g
C. B. Richard, lot 81, blk 49,.
T. T. Taylor est. lot 8, 4, 5, bk 6O'. ~
Mrs Harriet Barnes, lot 8, DIX al
w, w. Sub. .......... ....s -
Mrs. E. Buckingham, lot l, 2;6,l, III
blk 60............. ;. ~. 80 *
j. w. Carr, 14Ox165 # in S l'2oIns
acres of NEl.4 of NEl.4 80 10 d
less l.2 acres. ........ .....,..l.'.'.. =
o. S. Carr S. part of NV IA 5 acres
of NE Ia of NE Ia 1863, 5, SMH IA H
acres NE IA of NE Ia SO, ., a...i''
S. N. Carry lot IS. 6,7s, bkSM III
w. subj. ".t.''' -. -.
Welsh Assemble ROYAL behen.
Society lot 8, bk 6, Fontenol SUI =
international Harr Co. OF A. II Id
in lots 2, 9, 10, 20 sub OF ~ all
of SW ia of 81, 9, 4.............''.,,s
A. E. LOGNION, Tax Collec'O1'