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The Winslow mail., 1915-11-26
Historic Pass Words

The king has sent to the British
Museum a collection of pass words"
used for the court and the city for
each day in the months of July, 1872,
and November, 1920, signed by George
W, as prince regent and as king,
and this has been placed in the de-
partment, of MSS. where other notes
of the kind are kept.-Birmingham
Post.
The Winslow mail., 1915-11-26
a Wnman's FACE.

No words can express the almost
divine love and tenderness and the
perfect trust and happiness of that
girl-wife's face, as she looked into
the eyes Of her husband-and smiled.
Other holiday impressions may grow
dim and fade away, but that sweet
woman's face remains stamped on my
memory forever.-''Wynne" in the
Reader.
The Winslow mail., 1915-11-26
Wall Street Losses.

Sturdy old Frank Work, of New
York, long ago was asked by an in
quisitive person if he had lost much.
He growled out in reply, mo, of
course not. l haven't lost a blessed
cent" and he followed with a lucid
explanation, "but I've .shrunk five
millions Of dollars.' - Ambassador
Reid in London
The Winslow mail., 1915-11-26
Prone arfN

The last thing We need to be anxi-
GUS about is property. 1t always has
friends or the means of making them.
If riches have wings to fly away from
their owners, they have wings also
20 escape danger.
The Winslow mail., 1915-11-26
Anniversary
Edition
Los Angeles
L. K aEIlInGf

To be issued Dectmber 20.
1t will contain six color sec
tions, describing California
and the Great Southwest,
besides the regular news
sections altogether about
100 pages.
The material achieve
ments Of the Land Of
Promise and Fulillment"
will be set forth in fact
articles written by experts.
You will want a copy your
self and you will want extra
copies for your friends in
the East.
MAILED anywhere in the
United States or Mexico for
l5c' a copy; Zoe to Canada;
25c to foreign countries.
TO BE SURE OF GET
TING YOUR COPY AND
COPIES FOR YOUR
FRIENDS, fill blanks and
inclose necessary money
now. Mail to Los Angeles
Examiner; or leave names
and money NOW with your
local agent.
Observation-Disclosures. Name
oerees, .....,.'....,..........
City, State ..................,...
Name ..-.....................
Street ,.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
City, State ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Name. ame...............,...............:.....
City State ..'....
t. Niethammer.
The Winslow mail., 1915-11-26
Rights Of Automobiles on Highways

Rights of Automobiles on Highways.
The town of Aver, Mass, has ap-
pealed to the supreme court of that
state suit won by motorist who
recovered damages for injuries to his
car, caused by sinking into sandy
street. The decision viii settle finally
whether or not an a tomobile has the
same rights to a higl way az horse
drawn vehicle,
The Winslow mail., 1915-11-26

Yates Center, Kan.-Becauso they
were defeated by the Garnett high
school team in a basketball game, the
members of the Yates Center team
have vowed to go unshaven for
month.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
JOHN T. HOOD,
Editor and Manager.
SENTIMENT FOR GOOD ROADS
GROWS

There seems to be no doubt but that
the sentiment in favor of the bond Is
sue lor good roads is steadily growing
throughout the parish. The longer the
question is considered however the
more is general favor expressed, and
while there is yet considerable antag.
onism to the plan and perhaps upon
some sound reasons yet we believe
there is little doubt but that the parish
will accept the plan for improved high
ways. There may be some very good
substantial objections to the bond
issue, Upon almost any proposition
that affects so generally the entire
parish there will appear some room for
a division of opinion. This is but
natural, but in this matter like all
other matters we should consider all
the reasons in favor Of the proposition
then set these over against the really
Objectionable features and honestly de-
eide the matter. We should not reject
the whole proposition simply because
we happen to see one or two arguments
against a bond issue.
There is one feature to the tax levy
to carry this bond issue which perhaps
has not occurred to many. There is at
present a levy of five mills for road
purposes which the people are paying,
Under our present system we can not
hope that this levy will be any less. II
may be more. But if we should vote
the bond issue It's estimated that a
five mill tax would be ample to take
care Of the interest on the bonds and
at the same time create sufficient
sinking fund to retire the bonds at the
end of thirty.one years. When the
main thoroughfares are improved
under the bond issue the present five
mill tax will of course be very larely
reduced, thus making the additional
tax rate only slightly more than al
present and at the same time give us
the very best high ways,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21

son of the year when business is dull
est and money is least in circulation.
1t is therefore highly important for us
to stand by one another. If we have a
dollar to spend let us spend it with our
home merchant, and not send it away
to some mail order house.
Look over the advertisements from
week to week in the Rice Belt Journal
and then 90 to these merchants to
trade. We believe that it is by this
method of standing by one another in
this co operative way that we are able
to make substantial progress.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ward 9, Nonresident.

39o4-Brown Baggett, 100 acres Sc IA
&o"f"o ...,...,.... .................... II
4011--Calcasieu Oil h Pipe Line Co.
lot 10 sub E1s of ST IA of LAY,
lot D sub s15 NE IA 1856 ...
4o12-H.B Caflin, 100 acres E1S ofw
II PATTI, ..............
4o15--E S. Clements, 200 acres lots
z. II, II sec 4-S-7 sw IA of sw IA
25-7-7 /
4oI7-A. w. Cole, 80 acres Sc III of Sc
IA 8, NV I'4 of NE IA 1855. 49,. l.
4o1S--Geo. Collier & Cook, 10 acres
via of VIZ of sw IA of NV Ia II 8 6
4o1e-. R. Cook. u int in lots 8, z, 8,
ID, "A sub 16 OF Sc IA of NV IA
4o21-o s. Dolby, is acres wiz of NE
IA OF sw IA 1856, less 2 acres .....
4043-Lake Charles Ry. Il Nav. Co,
1918 miles main line a $500, 1913,
4o54-A. NJ. Mayo, so acres Sa of NEA
4072-V. r. Reeves, 30 acres 10 of
Sc u OF NV 4 90 76..
4073-Reeves & Gossett, 40 acres sw Il
OF Sc a S7....................
40S7--J. L. Massey, IA of sw v ofsw
q 8 9, lot Io sub I-2 of Be n OF
NJ u II, lot sub " of NV 1850
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
THE EXTRA SESSION

The extra session of the Legislature
convened Monday in Baton Rouge for
its thirty day session.
The measures about which the great.
est interest will center are those with
reference to the constitutional conven.
ton, the Antitrust bills and the anti.
saloon legislation.
There have reen introduced two con.
Stitutional convention bills. The admin.
iStration bill was introduced by Sena.
tor Sundberry of Assumption Parish,
while the other was introduced by Sen.
ator Leon Smith Of Caddo.
The administration bill provides sub.
Stantially as follows: The submission to
the people of proposal to hold a con.
Stitutional convention, unlimited ex.
cept asto debts, liquor legislation which
is to remain as at present. in New Or.
leans on September 1lth at cost of not
more than 100000: the membership to
be composed OF one delegate from
each parish and from each of the seven
wards in New Orleans and twenty-five
from the state at large. The proposal
and the candidates are to be voted on
at special election on August 31st
which is to be preceded lby primaries.
The bill does not provide that the con.
Stitution shall be submitted to the peo.
pie for ratification.
The bill proposed by Senator Smith
provides generally that the convention
shall be composed of lbs members; the
primary for nominating members to be
held August SOth; the election Septem.
Der 18th and the convention to assem-.
bic in Baton Rouge on October 4th
The measure also provides that at the
election September 18th the people
shall decidewhether or not the finished
product of the convention shall be SUB.
mitted to the people for ratification,
There seems to be an overwhelming
sentiment in favor of a constitutional
convention, although some opposition
has developed which is likely to require
some light to overcome.
The antitrust legislation is also be.
ginning to develop considerable inter.
est. The sugar trust particularly
seems TO be most active in opposing
any anti trust legislation. Governor
Halls message upon this subject how.
ever was clear and forcible and to the
point and there is an excellent oppor.
tunity for the law makers to enact
some clear, definite and practical laws
along this line in the interest of this
great home industry.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21

On June 1st we will drop all sub
Scriptions to the Rice Belt Journal that
are more than one year in arrears,
We Of course shall regret to lose any
names from our list. On the part OF
many the matter is purely an over.
sight while in the case Of many others
we are no doubt carrying a dead loss.
We have no way of distinguishing the
two classes. We have mailed letter
together with a statement of the &C,
count to each subscriber more than a
wear in arrears. All those who really
want the Journal we believe will write
us before June 1st and the others we
will drop from the list. We expect Of
course many whose names are dropped
will refuse to pay even for the time
thew have received the paper upon one
excuse or another but in most Of such
cases we had better lose now than
wait and lose more later on.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21

Every person in the United States
ten wears or over may open an account
in postal savings bank after July lSt,
according to an instructive leaflet on
the Postal Savings System Just issued
by Postmaster General Burleson. This
important extension Of the service will
be made possible by permitting persons
living in communities so Sparely set.
tied as not to justify the designation
of their local post offices as regular
postal savings banks to open accounts
by mail,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ordinante No. 80.

An Ordinance eXpropriating .
right of way for a public road
from S.W. corner Section wv
to S. w. corner Section Hsa
andappropriat ting money toHy
the damages assessed thereiG
by road commissioners to le
several owners of SaidproperH
SECTION |. Be it Ordained by the /
lice Jury of jefferson Davis Parlsll
that a road from S.W. corner SecllMi
S.6 to S. w. cor. Section 22'0 Jas lf n
laid out by a commission of freeaos
consisting of A.V.Peloquin, g. n !, y =
mil, j. W.. Baker, Alex Miller, To-
ton, A.B.MilIS. as per their report
day filed with this poii,ejury layinga
and expropriating a right OF wy I.
said road, is hereby declared 70 y
public road and dedicate TO SAN u
SECTION 2. Be it further ordalna
That the following land is nefeg y
propriated from its respective 1--WE
for said public road, to'wlt: s. s
From H. F. Arnold the following
a strip 80 feet wide across the + n
side of Section 1856, a strip y WI
wide across the south side ). y -
and S.W., Sc. Section 24.S.6. ~.
From Baxter and Wilson the lollu y
land: a strip of / and 80 feet VIII y
south side Section 1873 S, strip o. ~
80 feet wide of of north side Oh PC
30.8.5.
From M. C. LaCroix the following
a strip of land 30 feet wide on VI
side Section 2l.S,S. ,,.oda
SECTION 3. Be it further oraaAis
That the following sums are ns 80
propriated out of contingent iun u,
be paid to the owners OF tne ~ "
hereby appropriated as CANT Y |
compensation for that porllo,nlo ~ 4
public road which has been taken I
their respective properties, low s +
To H.iF. Arnold the sum OF on 80 II
To Baxter & Wilson the sum Oh NJ n
To M. c. LaCroix the sum OF oas ~ II
SECTION 4. Be it further ordal LIZ
That the parish treasurer is ns =. 4
thorized and directed to pay ou.s Y
tingent fund the SIMS hereby @ :
ated for said purpose. ,o,,aal
SECTION S. Be it further oflan 49,
That this ordinance OF explos
shall become effective from an'
its adoption. ,tovt.J
Yeas 9. Adopted May
Noes None. = ~
l. .l E.Pobinsn, Pres. Police
Clerk Of Police Jury.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ward 4, NONRESIDENT.

3729-Colin Hebert. so acres Nh of NV
Ia 6-9-6
1916. " Johnston, 100 acres Wiz
of Ne Ia $685., VIZ of sw IA IS
O-6 ...........'... ................
374S--L. Levey. 10 acres VIZ of E15 of
NEI-4 of NV IA 1895.
376e-- Richard & Pitre, 2 acres in Sc
cor of NV IA OF Ne IA 1856, 40
II front st L N & S, bet paral'l
lines POS it
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Saturday, May e, q. D. 1915.

and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sale is complete, all -lmmoyable property
on which Taxes are now due to the State OF
Louisiana, and the Parish Of Jefferson Davis
IS vel 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 1914, at the rate of Ten lO)
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 lmmova-
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??, 1915-05-21
Ward 5, Resident .

3s11-Frank B. Cafall, 40 acres sw IA
OF NE Ia l2-10-6 ,.,............
3S12-Frank B. Caffall, 24O acres Sc IA
OF NV IA. sw Ia IL, NV IA of NV
IA 1885 ......................
3S13-Frank B. Caffall, 800 acres sl6
1915. -.
3s2s-I,eonard Cormier, lot II blk 4
LacaSlne ............ ........,,. ......
3S69-John 0. Guzman, so acres, R15
of NE IA 1896 ......................
1892 Wesley Holland, so acres, N16 of
NV IA I4-I0-6. -. ........
3793--Mrs. Minnie L. Johnston, so
acres VIE of sw IA 1876
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ward Six Resident

2993-Farmers Oil Co. Nc lots 70, LOT II
tore inc NJ D C sub OF NV 21-9-5
alsoI-S of all oil produced under
lease Of date Mar -, 1913 from Il F
Weichert to Gulf Ref Go which af-
fects the NJ Of lot l and all lot ,
sub Nwl427-g o.. zee. ............
3O66-R. Oaksmith Esls. acres in
s 1-2 29-9-5, lot 10 block "a, lot
Is block ID" Snb W 1-2 14-9-5......
3OG5-R. Oaksmith, lot Sub L l-2
SW IA 21-9-5. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
30S7-C. A. Saxby, 20 acres \ = of SW
4foHw 4. a strip rds wide across
S side NV Ia of NV Ia 6-lO-4 80.
31l6-A. c. Wilkins, so acres E 1-2 Of
Sc IA 25-9-4
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ward One, Resident.

5s-E. L. Bowers, 80 acres VIE Of NE4 80
BLOB 80. ............. .........,..... ST. ~
s5-s, L. Cary, 40 acres NW14 Of NEA 900
2O-lO-3 ......,......,... '-''''.'.' go "'"o
127-Glenwood Plantation, 234.7I
acres NWl4 and W 70 acres or II
arpents Of SWA @7-1O-3............ 6l.l2
14s-Robert P. Howell, 141 acres, 36
acres on S end Of extreme W,
arpts strip sec 13-1l-3, 80 acres on
n, los 3 and sec 14-l1-3, also Is
acres Mend of arp strip on extreme
" side 1-3.......... ........-... 4O'44
I5s-Elair Landry, II acres beg at
point on " line 34-l0-3 said noint
being arpts S of NV cor Of SWl.4
said sec thence E parallel with \
line said sec II arpts, thence
arpts, W IA arpts, n 3 ar9ts........ 1901
2o4-J. A. McCorkle. 40 acres Is int in
So OF NV Il 34-10-3 ................. S.39
2o8-F. w,&H. c. Ney, 40 acres. F.
of F16 10, VS. of sec 20, NJ Of NV
Il of NFlI. NJ of Ne of NW4 90,
NJ of NE14 Of NE14 30-11-4....... 331.3A
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Notice To Taxpayers
Jennings, La, April

Jennings, La, April 80. ]
In compliance with section 4,of Adj
of Acts of 1906, notice is hereby 81
that | have completed the listing
estimation of the valuation Of all !
and personal property in Accord
with law, and that said lists willie
posed in my Office for inspection
correction for a period of 20 days
ginning after the 10 days required.
publication Of notice expires.
L. L, Richard. Asses
Jefferson Davis Parish, LOUISE
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ward -Four Nonresident

2099--Eugene Hanzen trustee 100
acres NWl-4S-7-3...................
2106--Lewis Wolverton Rice Co $50
acres E12 30-7-3 /
211I--New Orleans Texas and Mexico
K r Go. 36-100 mile side track at
$500
2112-New Orleans Texas and Mexico
r. Il. Co 742 miles main track
@$l0,000 40 MI side track "a $500 :!
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ward One, Mon Resident.

No. Amt
Sc. S. Clements, NV 4, G2-10-? ....s 1o.4l
1O-C. c. Goathier, 40 acres y int. in -,
F19 of SELL, 29-1O-3. 1855
29-Dorothy Strickland, 367.67 acres
beg at the W back line sec 13-11-3
JOS Pierines Grant No. l26 at
cypress post the lower back cor of
SW cor of a tract Of land purchased
by Bowers, REYNOLDS and Streater
thence magnetic course rs follows:
$3.50 80, I34GSo # in thence \
Age A.. = 5O04 # thence n $50 30
tbonce down said line to beginning 6491
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
C. B. Richard, lot 81 blk 40.
Ward 7, NONRESIDENT.

3472-F. S. Clements, 90 acres 1-2 int
in NV Ia of SW Ia 25-1l-6..,..,..
34S2-Simeon A. Guidry, so acres W
1-2 Of Sc IA 21-10-5................
34S3--S. A. Guidry. 400 acres SELF of
SE4of SEX of Ne 4 S-11-5. NE Ia
of NW1-4 2S, NV Ia of NV A 33,
SW IA Of Ne Ia 81, SW IA of NV
Ia, SW IA 2S-10-5 ................
3506-F. J. West, 100 acres S 10 of
SW Ia, SW IA of Sc IA 26-11-6..
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ward Three Resident

1S97--Jos. Bertrand. 1913 acres 10 arps
i'll Sec 1888, 80 arpts in NE part
and 33 1-2 arpts in part 80, 26l-2
acres in sec 1858 ,.........,...:... 1922
1S9s--Mrs VI. E. Bowers 10 acres IS
arpts in sec 39-S-3. .................. PSI
1000 flsdin Breaux, 90 acres, lot
Breaux sub of ST Ia Of SEA 10. SW
IA of SWl-4 IL NWl-4 of NV 414,
NJ IA OF NE If 10 So .......... 6.4s
1917--L c. Bucklin, 100 acres NW1-4
$50 '....,..,......,,,.... 4o.e8
1ol9--Frank B Caffall $50 acres S 1-2
4-s-3..... -. -.,.,. -. 67.ol
l920-Frank B Caffall 42.72 acres
Sw IA of Sw Ia 7-s-3 ..,,.......... s.97
2o67--U. s. Philips 40 acres NEl-4 of
SEA- a9-s-8 ,......................,. 1852
2O6S--Nrs. T. J. Philips 1852 acres NJ
of NJ 1O.S.3 80. 70
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21

2SO5-L c Bucklin, lots Is 10 blk 40
Roanoke. ......... northumberland >
2SO8-L C Bucklin,160 acres NE IA 1914 AZ
2824-Dolby, Weber, Allen. EtalS lots
G7IOII sub E19 of sw4 27 8 5...... 4
2S43-CJ Hamilton, M lot 5 Smith
sub Wis of sw IA % 5............. !
2S5G-J H Lewis 80 acres S19 of NEl4
l. o.. ...., .'...'. '''''''''' -
287I-A II Newman. lots 6, III, %, -,
%. II, 46, 3S. So. Is, So. 81, 81. i.
-, rs, r., II, S3.8S.9S,90, IOO' IO6
10, IA. III, 1875. I29, 1873, I42, %
Newman sub VIZ Of sw IA 27-9-5 I
S4--Richard and Wasey lots L2,3
blk 81 Roanoke. ....... ......... go.
2S95-Smith and Fels lots 1871 blk IL,
lot 10, blk s, lot 81 blk
sub S1a of SE4 and sw4 p NJ
29I2 Warren and Cundall. acre of Sc
lot l2 sub Fig of sw4 27-9-5........ .
2922-sA / Wolf seq lot 5 sub OF VIE Of
SW4 -2-J-o.,... ..r.,.. .,..,..,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Welsh.

22S9--August Jones, lot 3 blk 7........
334l-C. R. May, lot blk W & " sub
3363-C. Pitre & C. B. Richard, lot 6
blk o, lots l, Q, z. 8 blk So, lot 4
blk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
33G4-Pitre, Richard & Waser, q int in
lots r, ~, IL. II, 10 sub l-2 Of
SW IA 1854 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Ward 9 Resident
4114--F. B. Caffall 4 j. F. Ritter, so
acres sw q ofNE q, NV u of Sc Il
Or q -
4133--G. W. johnson. $50 acres W h of
Sc q 25 8 6, n u of BE 4. sY Z OF

Sc % 9, n x Of Sc z, sw Eof
So q. Sc u of NE Il SO INV u of
NE q IS, sw 4 of Sc u 7S6....... 26.7l
On the day of sale will sell such portion OF
said property as each debtor will point ont
and in case the debtor will not point ont suf-
ficient property. / will at once and withou,
further delay, sell the least quantity of said
property Of any debtor which any bidder
will buy for the amount of Taxes, Interest and
Costs due by such Tax Debtor.
The sale viii be without appraisement for
cash in legal tender money of the United
States Of America, and the property sold will
be redeemable at any time for the space OF
One Year, by paying the cost price given
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Notice To Mortgage Creditor,

In conformity with Section 50, Ac,v :.
1888, Notice is hereby given to al ,'Y''',
holding mortgages upon real estate ln,' p''4
the Parish Of Jefferson Davis, State ~
ana, on which the Faxes for the va, uOa'
have not been paid that will begin tbs ' "
the same at the Court House door IN ~
the Civil District Court is held on ''
Saturday May 20, A. D. 1914
and that number of pieces Of said n,,
so delinquent are now being ADVERT
this Newspaper in conformity with a.
preparatory to such sale.
The attention Of all Mortgage Credit.
especially called to these adyertjspma.A.
Tax Sales and they are warned to tsta =
steps prior to the sale as may be pecass,'
protect their interests.
JOSEPH +. FUSTTJPp
Sheriff and Ex-oficio Tax Collector, P,r,,
Jefferson DAVIS, State of Louisiana -'
Sheriil's Office, Jennings, La, April 90. ..
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
June |, A. D. 1915

all immovable property on which t0
are now due to the corporation off
Town of Welsh assessed in the 70
1914 together with the interest then
from the 3lSt day of December md
the rate of ten (1O) per cent per ANN
until paid and all costs. The nangI
said delinquent tax payers, the anOr
of taxes as due by each on the aSs
ment roll for said year to be offered
sale is as follows tO.Wit:
C. r. May, lot 3 Blk l W. W. SUBJ. d
Fred D. EtalS Mullen, lot l Blk ST.. d
Pltre & C. B, Richard, let 6bks
lots l, 2, Z, 8, ok SIS, lot 4 bk S.. 4
Pitre, Richard & Massey, 3.4mtin
Z, II, 13, IA. 16. subs l.2ofSW
IL 3l.9.4. ................. -.
C. B. Richard, lot Il, blk 49. d
T. T. Taylor est. lot 8, 4, 5. bk CO.. 4
Mrs Harriet Barnes, lot 5, bki
w, w. Sub. -. -.
Mrs. E. Buckingham, lot |, ISL
5 blk 60........... :. 80. -,
Welsh Assemble Royal Benefit
Society lot s, bk 6, Fontenot subj
international Harr Co. of A. Pint
in lots 2, 8, 8, 10, 20 sub ofSR
of SW Ia of 81, 8, 4........,....
A. E. LOGNION, Tax ColleetaI
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
HELP ONE ANOTHER

The spring and summer season is
Row upon US. Its naturally the sea.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-05-21
Lake Arthur

263-Mrs. Flmira Andrus, Lot 81, Blk
SN. o. Ave...,............... ........ 2.u4
32a-T. E. Brown, Lot %, blk % o. ?. 1850
334-Frsnk B Caffall. lot 81 blk 24.... 2.04
SAGE. S. Clements, lot 6 blk 2........ 2.54
362-Alcee Cormier lot 33 blk 21...... $40
3e8-Lonis Courts, Lot Is blk b.. 2.29
3s4-1oseph Dominique, lots 4-5 blk4
MEG & Tract ............ .......,.,.. 2'o4
4oS-C. N. Fisher. N part lot blk B.. 500
412-Emery Flowers Lots 81 % blk2
McGary Tract .......,...... .....,..... l'I9
4l3-Fmery Gertrude Flowers, Lots
7-S-9.l0-l1 blk II s. MarQuarts 2nd
observation-disclosures. ..'...o'''.'s %'oV
416-Leroy Foard. Lot SO blk 23....... 1.55
446-H. J. Caves, lots 50 blk "a -. =. 3.S2
447-Joseph Graves, lots rs blk 81. 1.7a
456-M. E. Haguis lots $3.50 blk TO-" 2.29
474-Robart P. Howell, s end lots Ala
11-3. So lot and portion lot sec
141l-3, lots 3-4 sec i4-1l-3, lots 3-4
blk o. 0. P. lots 1913 blk ID. Nc
Cheney 2nd sub. lots So blk
lots 1918 blk % lots rs 9
blk HowelI's add. Observation-Disclosures. 47,S5
4e5-Lake Arthur Club,lots 5-4blk 1 an .
r. VI. add ....,........ p. ............. 1881
5o8-T., V. Laurent part lots 2S-2o-3o
Blk II o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1877
61O-W. o. Quesenbery lot blk B l.. A. 14.76
e4l-James H. Scott, strip of land 25
feet off S side lot 30 blk s............ 1928
675-Euzeb Trahan, lot blk 4
Howell add,......... ...... ........,.. 2.ZS
COS -Lovett Walton, lot IS blk 10. 7.62