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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
claim Of Ineendlary oriaIn.

Jersey City.-Testimony that both
the great Black Tom explosion and
fire on July 30 and the fire in the
Claremont freight yards a week aft
erward were incendiary, was said to
have been obtained from many sources
by government agents and the prose-
cutor of Hudson county.
The prosecutors men have learned,
it is said, that the tremendous explo-
sion in which several lives and mil
lions Of dollars in property were lost
resulted from fire which started in
the Lehigh Valley railroad yards and
not on barges tied to piers. as was
first reported.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
ACCIDENT ENDS FATALLY.
Meridian Man Victim of Shotgun DIS
charpe-No Suicide Belief.

Meridian McNair, aged 2S,
residing with his parents here, killed
himself by blowing off the top of his
head with shotgun. A coroner's in
quest rendered verdict that death
was due to an accident.
1t is believed McNair, who had just
returned home from dance in good
health and spirits. carelessly handled
the gun when he went to his room and
that the weapon was accidentally dis
charged. 1t Is stated that so far as
known there was no reason for self
destruction.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
The STATE BANKING DEPART
MENT REPORTS ON 27e
STATE BANKS.
FARMS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE
Secretary State Prison Board Of Trus
tees Says Health Of convicts
Never Better-SmaiI
Number Escapes.
Jackson

-JaCks0n-
The report of the state banking de-
partment upon the condition of the
276 state banks, reporting under the
call of June 80 for statement, shows
that resources have increased nearly
100000 during the past year. while
there were five more banks reporting
this year than last. Individual depos-
it's increased $5.6OS,55S, and now
amount to $31,473,752; savings depos-
its decreased $165,184, but are now ST.
563.722; time certificates of deposit
increased $3,037,55S, now showing $9.-
S0S.146. Loans and discounts show an
increase of s4,24S,S6O, or from s3S.-
399,417 to $42,74S,278.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
Prison Farms In Good shape.

Secretary Conan of the State prison
board of trustees reports matters az
the State farms and the other institu-
tions where they are employed to be
moving along quietly, and things in
good shape Records show that the
health of the 1,400 convicts has never
been better, with few deaths, the NOR
tality being figured out at ratio of
2 per 1000, which is exceedingly low
Another significant feature of the
conditions is the comparatively small
number of escapes from the farms.
Many of the State prisoners-proba-
bly, in the proportion of two-thirds.
aside from the fact that they are garb-
ed in felon's stripes, are better fed and
housed and in general better treated
than many Of the so-called fres
hands,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
New Corporations.

Among the new corporations that
will shortly submit their charters to
the governor for his approval are two
Kinds county concerns. These are the
Tishomingo Gravel Company of Jack
son, capitalized at $4,000 and compos-
ed of D. J. Morrison, w. G. Raines and
others, and the Lewis Cotton Com
pany of Jackson. capitalized at $iO..
900 and composed of NJ. A. Lewis. L
G. Trenholm and others.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
Masons Busy at sardis.

Sardis.-State Grand Lecturer DIR.
j. R. Rice Williams of Houston, as
sisted by Deputy Grand Lecturer j.
M. Brooks Of Clarksdale, G. B. Baird Of
Holly Springs and w. w. Mays of
Arkabutla, conducted Masonic school
of instruction here last week with a
good representation from surrounding
lodges, delegates being present from
as far north as Ripley and as far south
as Grenada. Work In all three de-
grees was exemplified, and much in.
terest manifested.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
VILLA FORCE ROUTED.
bandit Is Back in Mountains Nursing
His Wounds.

Chihuahua, Mexico.-While Villa
was hiding back in the mountains,
nursing his old wounds. band of his
personal followers was attacked and
routel at San Ignacio by Gen. Matias
Ramos, who lost captain killed and
had his own horse wounded in the
fight, according to an official report
received by Gen. Trevino. This re-
port placed Villa closer to the Du-
range border, near the Mexican Cen
trail Railway.
Ramos said he believed Uribe led
the bandits, and added that he had
news that this was Villas own COM
|mand. He reported that hts men were
following up the bandits.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
AGED MAN A SUICIDE.
Tom 3. vesey Of West Point Swallows
"a CarboIic Acid,

"a Carboiic Acid.
West Point-Tom B. Vesey, aged
81 years, retired merchant and finan.
cier, who had been in failing health
for several years, took half spoon
full Of carbolic acid with suicidal in
tent, dying shortly afterward.
His niece. Mrs. G. d. McClain, was
in the hall next to his room and heard
him gurgling or swallowing hard and
went to his assistance, then telephoned
for physician. DR.. Ivey responded,
but the stomach pump failed to work.
Mrs. McClain says her uncle was
in good spirits all day, and that night
he asked her to sing and play some
sacred songs and Joined in the sing
ing. Mr.. Vesey left note telling of
his painful condition
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
Eormer U. S. senator Dead.

Omaha, Neb.--John M. Thurston,
limited States senator from Nebraska,
kfrom 1895 to 1901, died at his home
here. He was So. He was born at
Montpelier, VT, Aug. 81, 1S47. He
twas one Of President McKinley's clos
lest advisers and during his service in
congress won national notice as an
zorator.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
STRICKEN FROM BLACKLIST.

Ban 10 Raised Against Several Amerl-
can Firms.
II Washington. - Several American
firms have been stricken from the
british blacklist promulgated under
1.-THE trading with the enemy act" act
ling Secretary Polk announced, as a
result of assurances given through the
|State Department satisfying the Brit
Ilsh authorities that the concerns were
mot involved in enemy trading.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
May Be Investigation.

Washington.--Whe there shall
be federal investigation of the high
cost of flour and prospective increases
IN bread prices depends largely upon
khe report of Commissioner Hurley,
how in Chicago making informal in
huiries for the federal trade commits
biop.
/ Mr. Hurley went to Chicago partic-
|llarly to seek definite information at
The headquarters of the National Bak-
|brs' Association concerning statements
BIT Salt Lake that the price of bread
boon would be increased.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
BREMEN TO CARRY SOLDIERS.
Germans Ordered to New York For
PASSAGE On Submarine.

Appleton, Wis.-The submarine Bre-
men will carry a number of German
soldiers back to Germany, according
to letter received here by Fred
Certz from the German consul at New
York. rS -
Certz, William Hemling and Jacob
Jess were ordered by the German
consul to report at once to New York,
where they will be picked up by the
Bremen and taken to Germany,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
For ReaIment of Cavalry.

Montgomery, Ala. - Brigadier-Gen.
eral Mills, in charge of the organized
militia of the United States, has au-
thorized Governor Charles Henderson
to have regiment of cavairy raised
Immediately in Alabama. for service
onthe border Governor Henderson at
once conferred the necessary author
ity on Maj r. E. Steiner, and various
units already organized were notified
to prepare for mastering in officers
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
Files List With Secretary.

L. B. Moseley, Republican national
committeeman for Mississippi, has
filed with Secretary of State Power a
list for the presidential electors for his
party in this state, and who will be
placed on the ticket to be voted in
November. The Republican electors
are as follows:
State at Large-S. S. Matthews, Ha-
zlehurst; J. A. Toler, French Camps.
First district; H. E. Fits, Aberdeen:
Second district. Lamar Callicot, Cold
water; Third district, Louis Waldauer,
Greenville; Fourth district, c. H.
Thomas, Kosciusko: Fifth district, s.
T. Walls, Meridian; Sixth district, L.
R. Collins, Biloxi; Seventh district.
Percy A. Matthews, Hazlehurst:
Eighth district, ]. Jay White, Jackson.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
TO MEET AT NORFOLK.

Washington. - The eighth annual
convention of the Southern CONNER
cial Congress win be held at Norfolk
from Dec. II to a., inclusive. This
was decided here by the executive Of
ficers of the congress.
'.The Changed Outlook Produced by
the European War" will be the theme
CT this years meeting, and experts
from this and foreign countries will
discuss economic, financial, agricul-
tural and commercial problems, it was
announced.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
Saw His Wife Drown

Bay st. Louis.--Although Alex Hoch-
stein of New Orleans managed to res
cue his children when skiff In which
his family was riding in the waters
off this place was accidentally over
turned. his wife slipped from his grasp
as he clung to the overturned boat
and was drowned before help came.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
EiIisvi,le Events.

Ellisyille.-The annual meeting of
the Alumni Association of the Jones
County Agricultural High School will
be held here September So An inter
esting program has been prepared for
the occasion. The alumni address will
be delivered by Professor Hugh Critz
of the A. & NJ College.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
No Casualties Repirted.

Asheville.-No lives were lost, as
far as could be ascertained here, by
the breaking of the great dam at Lake
Toxaway Sunday, although the 30-foot
wall of water that rushed down the
narrow mountain gorges into South
Carolina wrought considerable damage
to crops and homes. No houses were
washed away
After the waters left the passes
they spread considerably.
The only damage reported at Tox-
away was the destruction of the s10,-
000 electric plant.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
CHILD LABOR BILL PASSES.
Senate Puts the Measure Through BY
a Vote of So To 12.

L Washington. The senate passed the
bill to prevent interstate commerce in
products of child labor by vote of
|52 to II. The measure which already
had passed the house was brought to
vote in the senate upon the insist
ence of President Wilson after the
Democratic senate caucus once had
decided to defer its consideration un-
It'll December.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
w. w. MayfieId Dead.

Durant.-W. w. Mayfeld, 70, prom
inent citizen banker, died after q
lingering Illness. He lived in Durant
80 years. He was once actively iden-
titled with number of banks in this
section, but retired from active busi-
ness several years ago. Two brothers,
e. G. Mayfield of Durant and J. N.
Mayfield of Nettleton, survive.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
Unable To Serve.

Washington.-Ass Justice L.
D. Brandeis of the supreme court has
informed President Wilson that be.
cause of the mass of business before
the court he would be unable to ac,
cept the presidents designation to
serve on the joint commission which
will attempt to solve the differencef
between the u. s. and Mexico.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
TO SHOW GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Mississippi Centennial Exposition rsa-
ture Assured, Says BlakesIee.

Gulfport-A complete geological sur
yey with specimens from all over the
state where deposits are found will be
one of the features of the Mississippi
Centennial Exposition to be given
next year.
These exhibits will be permanent
feature Of the exposition, remaining at
Gufport in the building assigned for
their display, Director Blakeslee say
ing that all exhibits collected under
the supervision of the state would be
given permanent headquarters and
constant attention in the exposition
and be accessible at all times in the
future to tourists and other visitors.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
SEA WALL BONDS.

Toledo Company Purchases Harrison
County Issue For Sea Wall.
Gulfport-A Toledo (O.) company
purchased the s550,0o0 Harrison coun-
ty sea wall bond issue, at premium
Of $2,400. The proceeds will be used
to construct a sea wall along the gulf
in Harrison county at the points where
municipalities will not construct city
walls. The sea wall will protect the
proposed new beach highway for the
construction of which 100000 in bonds
have been Sold
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
Printing Held In State.

The attorney generals office has is
sued an official opinion to the effect
that all public printing contracts must
be let to Mississippi printing offices.
and that no foreign printing office can
evade the law by establishing a small
plant in this state. County boards Of
supervisors and all other officers hav-
ing printing to let would do well to
take notice. The printing law passed
by the legislature last winter is a.
plain as day on this proposition
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
HioHrowsa PLANTATION soso
Memphis Man Pays Over $4,000 For
Brandon Hail. Near Natchez.

Natchez.-The Brandon Hall planta-
tion, situated at Stanton Station. near
here. has been sold to ]. R. Parker. OF
Memphis. for consideration of $780,
900. The property was sold by DIR. G..
r. Hightower, former president of the
Mississippi A. G M. College.
Mr. Hightower. has owned the place
about a year and has been conducting
1t as a stock farm
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
MOTORISTS REACH BILOXI.

Two Men Touring From San Jose To
Jacksonville.
Biloxi. B. Woods and Frank De
Lapp, of San Jose, Cal, reached Biloxi
in an automobile in which they are
making trip from the California city
to Jacksonville, Fla. The men travelled
5000 miles, stopping along the border
where American soldiers are en-.
camped
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
Buy Bandanas.

Over $500 colored bandana hand
kerchiefs were purchased for the use
of the state convicts, bids for the same
having been submitted to Secretary
Conan of the prison board. The trus-
tees decided at the regular Angus
meeting to procure supply of these
handkerchfefs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18

Turn Patients Away.
The State Charity Hospital is over
flowing and over twenty five appli-
cants have been turned away recently
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18
Fair Commissioners Busy.

The Mississippi state fair commits.
sioners are bending their energies and
giving much of their time to perfect
ing the work which has been mapped
out by them for carrying the 1916 fair
arrangements to satisfactory conclu
sion
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-18

Confederate pensioners are remind
ed that this is the last month during
which they will be permitted to sign
the new applications and conform to
the new law. In the event they fail
to renew their applications before the
list of September they will be barred.
Last year there were 268 on the Kinds
county list, but great many OF them
have so far failed to comply with the
terms on which they win draw psns
sions this
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-05-04

Succession of John J. SIrcun
Deceased

= L
Deceased.
26th Judicial District Court Of
Louisiana, Washington Parish.
Notice is hereby given that
William J. Jones has this Gav
filed in this court a petition
praying 10 be appointed admin.
lstrator of the succession of John
}. Siocum, deceased and annex,
.ed thereto statement of the
property, goods. chattles and
rights belonging to and cOmpoS.
ing SAID estate as follows: "Claim
against Ire United States f..
>l99 ~ Ga" and owing TO IT,"
deceased for services rendertu
carrying the U."od States mai!
from and betw ! Frankiinton
and Prospect H.. La. on route
\" S25l just pr + to May 31st,
1901. All per; ",'S are hereby
notified that unless opposition
to said application is filed in this
court within seven days from
date Of publication Of this notice
As provided bv Act 1873 of 1900
Letters of Administration will
Issue as prayed for.
This ApriI.the-2Sth, 1916.
M. A. Thigpen,
(Se"D Clerk of Court.
Gordon W. Goodbee.
Attorney for Petitioner.
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li-l-J, u u EdIllduU. Q IL vi
ter, W \ J SchiIing. Il 30
W W Miller, Tutor, 60 in sec
1928, n McCreary Lbr Co, {
and Brooks Seaman Co. &c
W M Painter, 10 a. sw4 of se4
sec 27-l-9 $50
! II Il Simmons, 10 a in hr 42-1 9
n j N Simmons. e NJ Z Brumfield,
W Sarah Miller. 1925
J H SchilIing, $40 a in n part
hr 44-1-10, n Noel Bickham. B
Z rlver... 49,. -. 49,. l4.35
Jane Wilmington, $50 in hr
o8-l-10, n W Z Brumfeld, B G.
river, Angie Miller 100
Second Ward-Colored.
John Burkhalter, 20 a hf of SET
of nw4 sec 24-2-9 100
Oliver Brumfield, 8 a in sec 8.
~. Observation-Disclosures .23
Est Ann Brumfeld, 80 a in sec,
1923, part of Will Brumheld hr.
''.'....... -. 80. 6.l5
Nose Dillon, IS a in hr. 1919,
n D D Varnado, e E W OFT, s and
W E H OFT. 1O.75|
Adeline lines, so a, W .hf sw4
sec Isl 10 400
Heirs Frank Martin, 80 a in ne
cor hr 3S,1-9 7,1Ol
Geo Toppe, IS a. pit n hf of SCI
sec 1929, 1915
Third Ward-White.
j B Bateman, 120 a, e hf of sw4
and sw4 of nw4 sec 1921 1870
Mrs F W Brock, pit of lot blk
a i'll Hackley and imps. 8.65
Wiley Creel. 40 a, sw4 of sw4,
'ec 14-1-1l .1I.65
Frank Carter, 100 a, sw4 of NV
:, n hf Of sw4 sec 27.2-11.. 1910
Mrs NJ R Dillon, 1 lot 15x5O in
Xix 20, Hackley, lot No. 10 in
armada. .............6 $50
Mary m Foil, 40 a, sw4 of nw3 l
&c H-2.11... 1925 L
Mrs L L Foil, lot 81 blk No. 1, I
-ngieY :. 80. go. 800
W B Graves, g. a in sec 23-1. a
o............ ......... 9.9U
Eliza Hines, 40 a, SET of SCI a
&c 2.2-ll. .7.4O
W W Jenkins. 245 acres in hr
)-1-1O. n Smith heirs, e and S I
ov. Naval Stores Co. :. 26.15 t
Chas A Jenkins. 1850 a ne4 of
e4, hf of net sw4 Of net sec g o
IL ...' '.... ........... LO''V
Nancy Knight, 80 a in sec g. F
/, n G S Lbr Co, R W knight
.'.'.''. U.Oo &
W E Magee, 1876 in ne part hr 1
fA-lU.. ............... ~. ~
Will Revere, 20 a, S hf of sw3 6
ne4 sec 32-2.l1. $40 a
A E Stafford, so a, Q hf of SET h
&c 24-1.11 1866 a
A L Stafford, 135 acres, W D 2
pooro hid 1d1D l.
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First Ward-White.

W H Erwin, 30 by survey il
hr 1920; IS a more or less lots
3 and 4 sec 30, lot / in sec 31-2.
10 less 10 a. 1853;
J D Myles, % in W part of h
y 5O-2-10 acq Ed Myles.. SOC
Miss Emma Mizell, lot 6 blk 9,
lot 2 blk II, S E R ad to Roga-
lusa......................2. 10
Mrs. M. E Mizell, 20 a hf of
net of SET sec 3-4-10. 400
Hezzie Magee, 152 sw4 of nwt
lot 2 n hf of sw sec 3O.31O; 8 in
hr 1920. . 2495
Mrs L W McDougall, Il 2-3 lot
6 blk POI Franklinton ESQ
Lw McDougall, $40 a in hr SO.
4'lO'.. ............ 31.95
A E Owens est, 40 a in sec 12-
40, part of John Fisher hr. 400
Tom O'Brian. 20 part sw4 of
SCI sec 1910. 665
j r Pasman, so 8 hf of mel of
nw4 SET of nw4 sec 2O-3.1O. 6.75
Mrs J S Spring, 40 a sw4 of NV
/ sec $3.50. 7.1O
W J Seal, Is a in hr 42-3-9. 1855
J A Toney, 60 a n hf of nw4
sec 32-3-10 less 20 ..1O,55
L L Varnado, 26 hf of sw4 of
sw@ and in nw4 of nw4 sec 1873
9............ -. 7.2O
First Ward-Colored. I
Geo Reid, "a a in part of sec
1929 ;. 100
Second Ward-White
Louis V Burch, lot 20 blk ISL
L II add. $40
M E Brumfield, 40 a in hr a.
1.9, 80 a in hr AZ and lot / sec
1919. -. 1925
M N Bantster, 80 a in mel sec
l6-l.9. ................. 10, 70
Fielder Carter, 96 a e hf of nw4
sec 1919, part of W hf of ne4 sec
33-l-9, 1880
W T Dixon, so a sw4 of nw4
sec 20, g hf ne4 of net sec 3O-1-9
Mrs M W Edwards, 100 sw4 of
hr 42-2-1O. 22.3O
j G Fortenberry, 12O a, n by j
M Brock. by W M Phelps, W A
N schillings ......,....,. 1885
Mrs Walter Loving, "a In sec
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Saturday, June 10, 1916

ana continuing ON eaCn succeeding day until
SAD sales are completed, all immovable prop
Glty upon which taxes are now due the state of
Louisiana, Parish of Washington, TO enforce
the payment of taxes assessed in the year 1915.
oogether with the interest thereon from the
oiSt day OF December OF said year, at the rate
OF OF per cent per month until paid and all costs.
Inc names OF said delinquent tax debtors, the
amount or taxes due by each on the assessment
OF SAID year and the property assessed to each
10 be offered for sale, is as follows:
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Il T. i'eSVer -" .... 6.35
'"coo JENKINS 81 a in mr. 39.4,
- - ''q u "eo jenkins, | ii in
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""H a hsa"' IT III ne core' Sw
4 1 20 :, o'4' 10 '.............. 5.95
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ITO $500. .... 4.35
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oz,o'13' acq OF II n wallace. $40
James Newton, 4 a in Sc of sw,
sec 22'o, l3........... go
new flerce, l179o a, n hf Of
S~ ana sw OF INV sec 3O.4 10 1910
" m fl'ey. la in sec 1898
acq OF + m williams =. :. ass
VIM Spears, rs a in Sc cor of hr
40,4.l3.. 800.
NJ m Talley, 4 IL a in Rio AGO
OF l. A Jenkins. 49,. 1855
Mrs m } Williams. u vacant
lots at Leescreek. $50
m ] williams, y lots and impts
at Leescreek ....... 1895
Est m u Williams, 81 a, lots l.
2 IN sec Hip, S6 a. fir sec GA,
49, 90 % III III n' f''o'lo -! z4'
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'uo W bog ........ .4.40
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