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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Act No. 168


House BIZ y. Joint Resolution
Hy Mr.. Powell
An ACT
Proposing an atn.utme-. 70 Articles
20 and o25 OF the Constitution rela-
tive TO assessment and taxation.
section ! b II resolved hy the
'-1.ra. Assembly % the State o. Lou
.-.aaa. t"y--hIrds Of all the members
elected 20 each House corgg--!r--
That an arnsuamen, 20 Articles rs
and 20 OF the Constitution Of the
state %. Louisiana be submitted 70 the
qualified electors ~ the State FOR their
approve. or rejection at the CpnEres-
-.a"-. election - 20" h~'a on th~ first
."raatE mkt t"ll'".1- the tr-r Mon
day III SpEomu-r, Of 1910. said pro
posed amendment 20 - ~ follows.
Article 225. Taxation shall be
equal and uniform throughout the ter
,,aT.ai limits Of the authority l"yyiu-
IL" tax. and property shall be- taxed
IN o. manner directed by law: provided
that The valuation OF prope!ty for the
a-.-e-iurut OF state taxes. levied by
"a" General Assembly and r,. TINS
CONSTITUTION. may be dIGrr"ut from
IN. y-.uILipU liked for all Other u.--
pose, provided. further. the a--~se-
m"nt OF all property shall never *
coed tn" actual cash value thereof.
and provided. further. that Il. r.Npay-
"i~ shall have III" right ut '.stlu, the
,'' 90. ''1SS~ -. mel "--'-r...'",s be-
for" the courts ,t justice.
AZ ..'.' -. i4ri" Shdl. ne ana Is
'''''t '.''',' .''afe o. STATE Al
1901 " "'.' '-'- ll Ni.t.I bs 70 assess.
10. '..'.' F"' --'..' All ."Ad9." prop
.'.' 81. '"' STATE 'l LsHlr-
80 go 90 ~ sum "-h'T u-IA't-
~ .''s''' 10 state Il. .-'--i """t, aHa-
vs. income anu expenditure as ma! De-
''-I 81. % "P"A IL n| me General A.
T,''.o's. H.. 'p.-'u SualI Dee com pose.
go &c a. d.. .E' mo "!..''i ''- ar
r'...'.1 - nc ''''!"'E To. 1'..h
- a. NJ 90 IN" ~ '"' GENERA.
-,S'''',' nv ''LI" N.'a'4 enc. upon
- """.7 on 1HhuAFE l. 4'I' Ih"
NJ "a 49, ..'''S SHa.I nav i-'! aH-
~ 80. ~ p'"' ." ana d"-
"s n "e-'" -hi 10 "H l-r S',iN-
u. a" i.'''''iN ih'f'... Nrt ~.
49, .''' -, '''' 49,. .....- LOT lir
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Act Nc. 1874
Senate BIZ No. l35. Rv ~ po,-,.
4 JOINT RESOLUTION

Cat. r,,r, -
100. w NJ. rear" 9
y JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment To the CON
StitutIyn Of 1913 autbrrtyir,- and .,,.
towering the Board Of ra--r,r - a..
Stat. Teuit,utlary. or II. s.r,....-
70 fund ITS Indebtedness and r.--.
notes therefor. a.rtaiIv or o,r.r.,.t..,'
not exceeding -Four Hgrlr.g .-,',,S,
sand Dollars. and At a rate ~ MI
r-t not rIc,-I.,r H.. D,.- ,.,,,.,,,
per auuuU. parable -.l.s-arr.ri.,rI,
and for a term not exceeding rfrs.r
year. and .ug....r!u-- the C.r.rsI
Assembly to g.alIG.. tho ,r.rb,F- .r
carrying thus amarGnrur into r.t..r,
Section Re II r.s,r,...G b,. ,t,., 49,.
er,I A-.nTrrr,, - "a. s.,
lana tyn-rbirge ,r al 3D.. -, ~. - ..'
elected D.. 81 If..,.e.. 90 =, az g .
he following amendment H. - . -
srf.r..,p ayS 49,, So. ~ ,''' On
aJopIrI IN vnyt,a go 1aIg i-'.'..''' Ia
tod +, a.. an. 49,. r+,t'' '.-'.'''
the Cguzyrc-eirna1 .l..fr.r ?, l.. -
on the rrsr Tua-1av ariar ,be -,
Monday IN Egycm5,- IgiE To- ~
The Ir.,~t o. ,on,ror =, ,ho c..,a
Penit,nrIa~y ar t,s s,,@t.Sto.r W" ~ ga 20
cassore IN, IA, u. - "a .
and crpn.,c-,.1..,9 -, ,,,., ~ -, - -
tarosr h,...,,,,,. 40. -, ~
ror,r - - 81. 49, ~ .' S."eI
wears t. ,r.. ar,,,r,.t - -, Tr,-rd-.S
Thousand D.lIsr. a., a rae. ~, -,
not .xcrrding nv p.r cen, Der anulrn,
ptyablc .rmI-annulliy. for the purpose
Of Funding and retiring its f,ariu,
Hn5 "'L'i Outstanding Indebtedness.
~, ~, j.. H"lH"iIZ'n 10 secure same by
80 Yeas Oh htIs OF All OF llS real eS-
Sal,' ana the faith ana credit Of m"
S'hle OF LOUISIANA Is hereby pI'c%'d
- : u"i ''h''' me pay H'Ht OF said oh.I-
."'vl0 anu IN" interest thereon, nut
I'' BOARD or control or It's successor
ma" he required 10 pay same out or
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Act No. 253

E".E. I:E=oLt.IuN
fr.r..la- 90. ....ra.r,u, 10 the Con-
..I-'..u ut the sat, ~ Louisiana.
'..al.ur from taxation ships and
".''u going tugs. tu"-hua's and
rtr-,- engaged IN o. r---a- trade
.H3 commerce. and dom.,Icd an a
Louisiana port.
Section J. BE II resolved b. the
.s.aua. 'wu-tniris Of the members
elected 10 each house oonaurriu-. That
~ Tho General election 20 he held n
'.-- STAT, on the first Tuesday follow
tn- he first Monday IN November.
1916. 'her" shall b" submitted 20 the
qualified electors Of the state Tor their
1nanral or rejection. tn, following
amendment 20 tn" Constitution.
j. ships and oc"un-Lulu- tu-e, tow
boats and narEes engaged N overseas
'raa" and commerce. and dumIcIlea n
p Louisiana port. shah br "NrWp; from
all State. parish and municipal taxa
NuE. provided however. that this .X
"'up'iuu shall not apply to harbor.
wharf. shed and other port dues.
>. No ship, tug, tow-boat or barge
operated in the coas'iug trade Of the
continental United States shall be
wIIuru the exemption herein granted.
Section .. Be u further resolved.
etc, That N" official ballot 10 he
used AT such election shall have print
81 thereon the words. For the pro-
posed ann ndmont 10 the Constitution,
"N"mp'In@ from taxation ships and
ocean going tugs. fowl boats and
'arErs cn-a ed In overseas trade and
commerce. and dpmiCIlri in q LuuIsi-
ana port, ami the words. Against tn.
proposed amendment to the Cunstitu-
ton. cN"rlpIHE from taxation ships
and ocean going tugs. tow-boats and
naTEc- engaged in overseas trade and
'"mr'ryr. and domI"i.,d in a LOUISE
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23

mouse LII. No +HN- if MT. Leopold.
Chairman C"mwi'l"" on Public
Works. Lands and Lcvrcs. Sub
stitute for Hyu~, i.il ~. -.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment ,o IT," Con-
stf.UtIou OF tn, state Of Louisiana.
" u-rcls. tn" city OF New orleans Is
at present exposed to storm DANA -,
and floods. and II H. highly sdvlSa BILE
and NECESSARY for said Clty to have
than can At present be secured under
Existing laws. Therefore. in order to
promote the public safety. health.
comfort and convenience:
Section l. BE II resolved by the
General Assembly Of the State Of Lou
lSiauu, twu-thIIds OF all the members
elected 20 each House CDnCuTrin-. that
the following amendment to the Con-
-'l'Utiun OF thc state Ice submitted to
me qualified electors Of the state for
their adoption or rejection at the Con-
ET"ssional election TO be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday
in November 1916. as follows:
,a) The Board OF Lew" Cormis-
sioners Of the orleans Lcycr D.Stric;
is hereby empowered to construct and
maintain levees and embaukments
along, over and in the bed of Lake
POntchart.ain, at such distance from
IN" present shore line as the said
Board may determine. not to exceed
Nv ta4a Nv = LuHNlti A-,HONb lttl from
the present shore line. and along and
on the shores adjacent thereto. and
along the canals connecting herewith,
and in such other places in the Par
ism OF Orleans and the adjacent par
iShes as the Board may determine
said levees and entertainments to he of
such height. width, slope, design and
character OF material as the said
Board may determine. and to protect
said l"Noes and embankments with
such pilinEs. revetments or walls "a
II may deem proper.
OBJ To enable said Board to per
form said work and for the purpose
thereof. the Board is hereby given "A
right OF way over and use OF all pub
lie lands. including such portions Of
the water bottom Of said lake as it
may deem necessary. 1t is also given
the right 10 acquire. by donation. pur-
chase. appropriation or appropriation.
all private lands or other property in
such territory In the Parish OF or
leans and adjoining parishes as the
said Board now has authority and ju-
risdiC,ion over under this Amendments
and under existing laws. and which
the said Board may deem necessary or
eNpedlcnt for any Of the purposes Of
said Board. and TO pay therefor in the
same manner as the said Board now
pays for property taken by 1t on the
Mississippi River front in the parish
OF Orleans.
Section = Be il further resolved.
etc. that the official ballot to be-, used
at such election shall have printed
thereon the words: For the proposed
amendment to the Constitution. au-
thoTI.Iu-- IN" Board Of Lrl-- Commits
~.untre 81 tn" Orleans L"E." District
10 max" certain construction. aInu-
Lake l'uutchurtraiu ana elsewhere"
10 the Constitution au-
thogI1IuE the Board of Love, Com
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23

Submitting 10 IT," people - the State
90 LaUl.,.sa am amendment to Ar
tirl~ -,3 OF tn" Constitution Of the
State OF Louisiana.
Section /. BE it resolved by the
General Assembly OF the State Of Lou
isiana. tyvo-thITds OF all the members
elected TO each House concurrinE. that
the following amendment TO Article
213 Of the Constitution OF the State
OF Louisiana be and the same is here
by submitted to the qualified electors
of the State at the Congressional cleo
tiCn to be held on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday in the month OF
November OF the year 1916, to-wit:
Article 2G5. Every railroad or 9TH
er corporation. organized or doing
business in this State under the laws
or authority thereof. shall have and
maintain general Office in this State
for the transaction OF its BUSH
ness. where transfers OF stock
shall be made and where shall be
kept for public inspection, books
in which shall be recorded the
amount Of capital stock subscrib-
ed. the names Of the owners OF stock,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23

vision OF said Article IS OF the Cone,.-
l.iion providing Tor the creating cor
S'rttions, or amending. renewin.y -
tending or explaining the cg,ar.ars
thereof. And each elector shall in
'l"Hl". IS provided ~ the gen-rsr
election i.ws Of the State wbe,bsr -,
.of"- FOR or against the proposed
amendment
FEEEhED EOT-ON
Lieutenant Governor and PTcsiden. q,
the Senate "
HEWITT EOJ'AEcTIAUD
speaker OF the House % Ee.reserfs-
tIyrg.
Approved. July =. 1915
+. g PLEASANT
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
y true copy.
JAME2 J. BAILEY
Secretary OF State.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23

Jones Of Last i-tnH l,vG-" Tar
JOINT EusuLUTIuT
Propoeiu- an am,unu,u, To- tNe CON
~tItuuuu - r., - .'- OF Louisiana.
authorizing Municipal Corporations.
Parishes and " ards 20 levy certain
take oa property In the acquisition
and ..rr.If OF Municipal. Parish
and N"-! fairs. and providing for
To-" r....rr Of special elections 'o a.-
tu.r.r' tl, ...w OF said tax. aud 10
authorize the city OF Shreveport.
Parish OF Ca1a.. ru levy said tax
foE ~" us" CD: tn" STAT" Fair Of
Luu.-I.na, at Shreveport. La: and
providing for tn submission OF said
amendment 20 the electors Of the
STATE for their approval OF rejection.
Le u enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF The State Of Louisiana. two
thirds OF an the members elected to
each branch thereof crrcurriuE. That.
subject - the ratification and aPprov-
nj Of tn" electors of this state. the
Constitution 81 the State be amended
by Incorporating therein the following
provisions. to-wit:
Section l. That every Municipal
Corporation. Parish or Ward. when au-
.hOrized TO do SO by majority in
number and amount Of H., property
taxpayers Of said Municipal Corpora
'iDn, Parish or Ward. qualified as cleo
tors undo the Constitution and laws
- ms STATE voting az an 'l"''l'h
'''t 'o' ,h". p"'F"N'' ho''I' ., W NJ
.,'-.lvh haNlHS ""'n Pu'.'-''' 10.
mr. daE IN lh" o',.'A' l"".''4 o.
the said Municipal Corporation or
Parish. or. If there is ." official jour
nal. in "a journal published therein.
nay IN@,.-9 anu l''E ,tN "'.'" me
.aNabIe property assessed IN ~t!. NH-
uI.ipal Corporation. Parrish ,r ward
"' pIoS''H- OF "','h Is 10 % "@'I
lot me pu',hl~ IS" ahE ii''E'N "I.' MS 'i
EF'unH~ ana 'oI premium ."".H- ''i
~" .Iuni' pa, '.i~h or I'd l'i'@-
'i'. 'i''. ttI 'h'7 laN NhaN I'l -
'''H on" thli upon mo A--'S-'l N,.A-
'.'"" "' IA" property MIliiH S''lI Nh
ll"- .'b'lhil',N' liIlSh OF " ara
""H PROVIDED, IArth'F. mat Shla TAX
man NOT run LOT PcTiod exceeding
Zen year,.
port. or Parish OF Caddu. vHrr "v'hor-
lied in III" manner set Ios.u in the
preceding section. may lrvy gri assess
the tax provided for I'm said section
~" benefit Of the safe FuI. OF Lou
i~iara. located in said City Of Shrov--
port.
Section ?. That resident women tax
payers 'aay vote i'm the election h,r..u
provided FOR in pr-..u or hr ur,N.
Section :. That n" polio" JE~l'E -
tn. several parishes and iu" Councils
OF the several municipalities. upon pee
hii'n of on"-'our'h Of ~" property
y,~, ,r ,',,,t>iI.rf,y gh,ij .aIr ~,
,r.,..t,,, ror..f,, rr,,.i.,.4 Gov
n ,r pro, l''a a ior. -~,
vid.d bv ,bie a,t .E,rI he .,it.....,.i
81. -. - g..
r,-,rd,.,1 ~. r,.,.,f',, o., 3D., ,',,.-,.
,fnr,I .Iol.;o., ~, bo ia 80, 49,. ~,
TUESDAY arr.r the rrst ,jouJav in me
month Of \.ov.r,bc~ To-f - -.
.Eaii he rrfnrsd on the GfiriaI r1Irnt
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
:, denominations. and PAYABLE

- times and places. With" pc
e. not exceeding forty years from
hereof. as the city Council II
[Aasnort shall determine. said
shaIl be issued IN serial form
shall he p ,se,,aio ~ 1n, 49, "a n
rents. CONN, d.. ~
- wear from M. IA -
Eth. instaI pa ~ -
- shall De 80 - -, 49,. go" .,''
hl inteIeS - -.
al annuH,
and in'eLTS, ,S.F s'.'''' "T
tarly eqHa' a D'A'
bonds fEa.. - k'gn'I nv m
q and III" Secretary reaSurFr ~
~ sv OF Shreveport. arf counter
BY n" 'ommlSSlpn"FS o. AC-
I.x.y, and Finances. ana o." coupons
, - have the 'ac-s.f1..~ signatures
-, Mayor and SaC""isr ~ treasurer.
49, any surh ONCE whose sigma
xy counter signature. VINO Ap-
-. on SUch bono or coupon. shall
80 10 be suCh oT""' a'i"re d@!iv-
- said bond or coupon T" the pur-
:, such signature o. .'Gn'"r-siE-
~ !, shall neyerthei'ss D" valid for
49, rpOses
- lion 4. II" principe ana inter-
all bond a"'t" 'l"i by this
49, tr,nt s'a Do. 'aHa9'e IN E0ld
II the United S'a'"S OF America
w, equivo''a'. "t no standard
~ ~ ard fiI"nes' a. mo time or the
nc, Thereof. and s'eI be exempt
ali form Of taxation.
~ The Full .aIt1 and credit
CIV OF Shr-yor..r are nledred
nayrert Ok PRINCIPAL and in
iii bonds issu-I unEnr thfs
,rs,t The principal and inter
IN bonds authorized and 20 be
w y under his -rraudnert shall Pc.
49, .,t Of tax which shall be levied
-nv by the city Council OF
snort upon all taxable prope~tv
sS,G rity. sufficient 20 provide FOR
-, ,,yment of the principal and u-
80 ~ said bonds As they reep.ctiv.-
zane due The lax so levied Is 20
-, ,xcess o. the general and special
Ia, crowded FOR cl-ewh"r. iu this
,itution. and IS not 20 be affected
N ar 10 arert the limitations else
a., contained in IA" Constitution
a. the Issuance OF bonds. and the
90 OF taxes by municipalities.
sfILtjsn 6. The provisions hereof
a. ,lf Cooperative. and TIE city Coun-
sne Shreveport may by ordinance
IA them into effect.
a.. further enacted. etc That the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
BUCKET FOR FRUIT PlCKERS
Bottom of Metal Receptacle is of Can
vas and Spout Closes by Means Of
Gathering Rope.

The bottom Of this metal bucket is
n canvas spout closed by gathering
RIPE. When the rope is released the
spout opens and the fruit may be dis
charged into Il bag or barrel or other
receptacle. Tn" rope passes through
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Sell ONLY Perfect Emit

Do not put any but clean. wcIl-graG-
ed. perfect fruit on the market. II
doe>u pay 10 mix second grade with
first grade because your first grade al
once becomes second grade in the eyes
of the purchaser and you get the lower
grade price.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Importance of PICKING Fruit.

Ii pays 10 use the best help in gath
eriug fruit. The care exercised in pick
ing and packing often determines
whether the seasons business will be
profitable or otherwise.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Fruit Picker's Bucket.

rings sewcd to the canvas and through
two loops soldcrrd 10 the bucket; its
'"GS ar" fastened hy means of spring
clip attached 90 the side Of the bucket.
Farmers Mail and Hrcc2".
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23

By M Shell
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-23
Act No. 2O3

House Bill No. 45>. by Nj Leopold.
Chairman Committee an I'vh.ir
Works, Lands and Lcvrre. Sub
stitUte for House i.ili ~. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
PACKARD CARS CO
FOR VILLAS TRAIL

Negotiating roads that were re-
peatedly declared impossible and
bringing food and ammunition right
up to the fighting front. motorized
military transportation has played an
important part on the punitive ex-
petition into Mexico. according to a
letter received by the Packard Motor
Car Company from one OF its expert
drivers who is accompanying the
army In it's pursuit of villa. The
letter. written on April s. gives a
thrilling account of what desert
trucking under military necessity
means. 1t reads in part. as follows:
I'VE are back in Columbus, n. M,
after having done 600 miles into the
interior of Old Mexico The roads
are. not roads at all, and you can
never realize what we have accom-
plishcd. ,
we have been 10 the direct front
within seven miles of where villa
is supposed to be hiding-and were
the first to reach the Seventh Cav
airy. who had been eight days with
out supplies
IF you could have seen those boys
when we reached them on April list.
Ii surely was no April fool for them.
They had been forty hours in the
saddle and had literally killed sixty
of their horses because of lack of
feed and water for the animals.
In going through to them. we
went forty miles further than any
other trucks have penetrated and we
are surely getting the credit for It.
General Pershing has named us the
FLYING Squadron and has asked Gem
eral Funston to detail our company
to carry supplies to his command.
We leave tomorrow morning at s
o'clock to go through TO the front
again.
Columbus Is wild about the Pack
ards since sorae of the Others here
made 10 MES in twenty-four hours
and shouted about II. while We clipped
nine hours from their record and
didn't consider 1t any feat at ALL"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
ALABAMA WILL HAVE
TICK ERADICATION DAY
-Four Hundred thousand s.bo"l Chill
t!fcn To Pc nformcd
Thursday.

Wsshl7 a,on. d. e. .A1.,i l5.--Tick
Eradication Day viii he celebrated in
all the public schools Of Louisiana
on Thursday. April 20. Governor
Hall has Issued a proclamation tla;G-
ing this day for the celebration ana
the State Superintendent. OF Educa -
tiou has directed that every teacher
devote ono hour on that day to c.
blaming the subject OF tich eradiCa-
ton to the pupils OF his class. Frg
the information of tnc teachers. ia"
State Sanitary Live stock Board la
issued 10 600 circulars NhiCh ,hH
superintendent Of education - dislrtb-
uting In these circulars twelve brief
reasons are given why Louisiana
should eradicate ticks without delay.
X is estimated that III this way about
400 GOO school children viii learn
something of the importance OF Eet-
ting rid OF the tick
The celebration Of Tiek Eradication
Day IL IS believed. viii DO much TO
aid the campaign which is already
in full swing throughout the state.
Systematic dipping has boon salts
faCtorily started IN uVnner Of
parishes. one of th. latest TO begin
the work being fanIpaho@ Parish.
In large mum Der of other paris hes
preliminary Work is 80 progress and
it is believed tiet the road viii he
open for systematic vor, ~ them
next year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
FOREST HILL PARK
CHANGES HANDS
Pittsburc Concern Takes Over Conco@'
sions and Anuscmeitfs--in-
proyemcnts Said 20 be-
Contemplated.

Valentine Auction Company, auo-
tioneers, Yesterday morning sold the
historic home in the center Of Forest
Hill Park TO the highest bidders.
Along with the old mansion. occu-
pied by T. j. Cousins. manager OF
the park for seven or eight years,
were sold many amusement features
a rooster and seven hens. not TO uer-
ton household goods etc, which be-
longed to the park owners, The oc-
CASTOR for the sale was the passing
OF control OF the amusements. con-
cessions al Forest HIN Park to a
company known as the Forest HiIl
Toboggan Company. OF Pittseurg. Pa.
j. II. Livingston. former lessee from
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. sold his interest 20 D. c, Rer-
ger. Of the pittsburg concern.
Many improvements are expected
to he made in the park by the new
owners The company has been OPP
Grating the toboEgan slide and car
uusel at the park for sometime, From
news gathered II appears to be the
plan Of the new company to make the
park one OF the best amusement parks
in the South, The park opens on
N ernortal Day T. = ~----+i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
Richmond Tobacco Market.

The sales OF suncured tobacco on
the Richmond market for the week
ending April IL were in the neigh
borhood Of 100000 pounds--in eacg
were light, this being mainly due 10
dry weather, According 20 warehouse
men, good sales are looked for next
week. II weather conditions are IA
vorable, After that light sales NAV
be expected. as the season Is cettias
pretty well adv anced.
! The demand for auncurcd leaf was
active this week. and the prices were
up to the mark. The Caroline farm
ers were In the lead as to numbers
as well as good prices
Buffers Warehouse reports the fol-
lowing good sales from Caroline
! County; O. J. Beazlcy and Carter. sold
lat s11.25. $3.50. Sl250, Sle75
$3.50, s14.a0 per 100 pounds o. J.
Beaziey at s1l.75. s1a75. sts..Q
$1,000 s13.T5. s1&75. $3.50 and Si9.ti,
r. r. Garnett. at 5000. $3.50. s1325,
$i32t, sis.7s and $1,000; J. W, Goul-
din and CHOPPERS. at sll.oo s11.5O,
$3.50. si2,5o. $1,000. sl425. $500 and
$500: Broaddus and Cecil. at $3.50,
sii.7s. sl225. $1,000 and sl7.o0. +. !.
Andrews, AT s4-3o. s1o.6p. $500 and
$500; J. A. Tarrant. al $3.50, sI2..G
si2.to, $3.50. 1875 and sl46e: l.. g.
! Pitts. at s12.50. $3.50, $3.50 and
$4,000; John w. Selph. at s1o25. sl0.15,
Sits. $500 and $500; Mrs. Henry
Martin. at s1i.25. $i1.75. S12.5e, slaI5
$500. $i4.oo and S450; Mrs James
Beazley and Coleman. at sf0.25. sie.75
$500. STATS. $500. s1s.75. s14o0 and
s145o; S. Baldwin. at $1,000. sT250
s18.35 and S1400
The Shockoe Warehouse reports
the folIowing list Of farmers who got