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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-13

THE GERMAN CASE AGAiNsI GE.MANy
rnsis.S BY poiating out the good points In
OcSmeny's case, tslk. = 0srman Amsri-
xDrii Isth. ordsr In sdvsncs.--Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-13

OPTIONS on the Coro Coro United Cop
per Mines were obtained for an Ameri-
can syndicate headed by John D. Ryan.
president OF the Anaconda Copper Com
many, on March last, according to des-
patches from Paris on that date. later
confirmed In Wall street. The price mem
toned In the options was $6,750.O00.
The Coro Coro copper district lies In
tho basin of Lake Titicaca. Boliyia. The
transaction was said at the time to fore
shadow exploitation Of Bolivian copper
mines by other American interests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-13
Will Have to Be Called If
Army Stays in
Mexico.
pERSH1NG'S ADVANCE
SOUTH OF PARRAL
Line of Communications
Now Strung Out Nearly
500 Miles.

The New YORK American publishes
Il. following despatch this morsiss:
Queretaro. Mexico. April i2.--Ths de
,.,,c Government Of Mexico tonight
sent = aots IN the Mexican representa-
tive In washinston to he delivered to
secretary Lansing.
u demanded the withdrawal OF the
American troops from Mexico.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-13
BORDER SEES NEED
or STATE MILITIA
REGULARS Then Could Ee lsed !"
NIIln Hunt.

e. PAsN. Apiil l2.-Militia OF some
o. the States. probably those Of the
Southwest. will have to be summoned
Tor Mexican duty unless the United
SAFES army retires from Mexico or se-
oGres IN. usa ~ the Mexican railroads
FOR transporting all supplies, according
:, Information in military circles on the
/ rdsr to-day.
Wtn the information received here
today from the south that Gen. Per-
shag's advance had proceeded south of
f.rral IN The hunt for villa 1t was es-
,sollsh-d H. tle minds Of armv men that
he must have more forces in a short
tme or rttlre from the tield
| The exact location OF Gen. Pershlngs 8
ADVANCE 'roo7s was not given to-day,
'.' message from an authentic source
'd they were south OF Parral,
AdNices received tonight by American
"ning men through Mexican couriers
.ay that American mining properties at
sierra Mojada in the State of Coahuila,
@'enty-hve miles north Of Torreon. have
zen raided and looted by Villa bandits.
The raids occurred April and the band
raiders numbered about 100 men.
tarranza officials did not offer any
confirmation to-day of the death OF
MA, although asserting that the story
vas generally credited among the ma
ives N Chihuahua city and southwest
o there Officially they said. however,
at the Carranzistas. like the Amer
an forces, were taking no chances on
e repor, being true and we're continu-
"s their campaign.
was asserted that more than 1000
.pnsltut'onalst troops would come
nortn from the vicinity of Torreon
Slere'aro ana Aguas Calientes for i'm.
ue'ate operations against villa. II
vas admitted in Aqua Priets. opposite
p9ueIas, Ariz,, to-day that Gen. i. Elias
aNes Carranza commander Of the
e'd'e Of Sonora. had ordered the forces
x "yS mobi'ized in Sonora west Of the
.Mnuahua state line to enter Chihua-
"sa and JON in the pursuit OF Villa.
May Demand Withdrawal.
Americans. including many army Of
n.efs are concerned over the movement
i" me Carranzistas from Sonora int
wat they call "the rear OF the Ameri
,'n e1p'd''cn,' coupled with Carranza'i
atclaraton OF large forces mOvin(
north from the interior. Many beiiev,
ma' the completion Of this troops move
meht viii be followed by . peremptor!
oemand for the withdrawal Of the Amer
"an forces
shipments OF supplies. consisting o
W., "o'e than dozen cars Of hay and oat
~. .sr horses, were started to-day to Chi
sssnua city TO American Consul Marion
,a ,'a@her to be turned over to Gen. Per1h
and his scouting forces. II TIL
,od me,,od Of shipment is satisfactory It
m 'a.' mat 1t might be possible to send al
."e trucks into Mexico and ship by trail
nom her" 10 Chihuahua city or som
,'ucn son'h ~ there. from which Ger
'.rssn'ng could distribute his supplies.
AUS, however, would 1eave the Ameri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-13
AMERICANS LOSE MINES.
Option IN COro Coro Property No
Iivis. Reported Abandoned.
r-Ar. n..nntcl IA Tuv Or
s,.cioI CabIe Despofch 10 THE Sun

PARIS, April ia financial paper
says that In view OF the failure OF the
American group TO pay on April the
second instalment OF $4,000 N25 5.O00)
FOR renewing Its option on the Coro Coro
copper mines the option has been .ac!t!y
aba ndoned.
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WORKS ON NEW NOTE.
Washington Expects Wilson I
Make u strong Case.

WASHINGTON. April 12,--Presiden
Wilson has made up his mind as to tn,
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Continued on Second PaQe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-13

GREAT BEAR SPRING WAT1B.
SOC. the case Of six glass stOppsred bottles.
--ldv,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-20
Thirty Years Ago.

From the Banner Of July 90, lSS6-Bellevue.
"Thanks to Mr.. Jere Bryant for a Jug
of cider"
"a postoffice has been established at
Pandora, in this parish, and Mr.. Hugh
G. Quarles appointed postmaster"
GA grand tournament will take place
at Shreveport on Tuesday, August Sd.
twenty-five knights will take part.
Capt. John H. Nattin, Of Collinsburg,
this parish, will be one of the marshals. 3"
"The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Bosser Parish met at Bellevue
July 18th, with the following members
present: Messrs. Thomas Lyles, J. N.
Bryan, F. NJ. Hanks, J. M. Arnold, R.
H. Curry, Robert Soinson (proxy for H.
w. Ogden) and N. B. Murff. Mr.. Lyles
was called to the chair and MIR. Murff
chosen secretary"
"Last Friday night Robert Boiler,
colored, was hanged by a number of
masked men TO a tree on the Shreveport
and Collinsburg road, near Gum Springs.
Boiler was tenant and Interested in a
crop on Mr.. ". A. Abney's Hayti plan
tation, in Caddo Parish. His hogs had
devastated the growing corn crop OF
Mr.. AbEey, who urged him to keep up
his hogs. An alteration ensued, when
Boiler seized Mr.. Abney's gun and fired
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RETROSPECTIVE
Fifty Years AGO.

From the Banner Of July 81, 1sG6-Bellevue.
"Died, in Bossier Parish, June 10,
1866, of congestion, after twelve days of
illness, Mrs. Jane Martin Turner, con-
sort of James A. Heron, in the forty
seventh year of her age. She was a
native of Fairfield District, South Caro-
lima, but removed to Louisiana in 1916"
"AGENTs FOR THE BossIER BANNER
John J. Swindle, Plainville; w. J..
Hughes, Rocky Mount; w. j. Holley,
Fillmore; Thos. Mcintyre, New Orleans;
Emmette Rankin, Shreveport. (Capt.
w. ]. Hughes, now of Shreveport, is
one survivor of the list. He is no
longer the Banners agent, but is an
honored and appreciated subscriber.)
"Mr. Dodd, a citizen of this parish,
living about twelve miles west of Belle
vue, Oh Mr.. J. Madison Knights place,
was assassinated in his field Monday
while blowing. 1t is not known who
committed the foul deed; but we under
stand that a negro man with whom the
deceased had had some misunderstand-
ing, is suspicioned as the guilty person. P"
ga Paris letter says Napoleon received
Gen. Deauregard with the greatest cour-
tesy, and sent a chamberlain to show
him the corps legislatiff." (Gen. Beau
regard, like many other Southern men
of prominence, found travelling abroad
more agreeable than dwelling at home
for several years following the close OF
the Confederate War. Napoleon III of
France was then in the high tide of his
prosperity. He had joined England in
Illuminating Russia, made Italy free OF
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represented by proxies held by r. B.
Hill: S. ]. Caldwell, J. B. Hall, J. B.
Johnston, Thos. Hickman, 1. F. Elder,
Loye McDade and G. K. McClanahan.
= The chairman being absent, Mr.. Gayle
was elected chairman pro tenn, when the
object of the meeting was explained and
the following proceedings had:
The following resolution being pre-
sented was unanimously adopted, to-wit:
Section /. Be it resolved by the Dem
ocratic Executive Committee for Bos-
sier Parish, That a primary election is
hereby ordered for September 12, 1916,
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the Offices of members of the
Board of School Directors for Bossier
Parish from Wards One and Three.
Sec. 2. Be it further resolved, That
any person of said wards desiring to be-
come a candidate for the Office of mem
Der of the Board of School Directors for
Bossier Parish shall file with the Chair
man of the Parish Democratic Executive
Committee, not later than July "a, 1916,
his written notification of his intention
to become such candidate at said pri-
mary election, accompanied by his dec
laration that he is duly qualified elect
or under the Constitution and laws of
the State of Louisiana, and that he is a
member of the Democratic party, which
notification shall conform to the Corrupt
Practice Act, as required by law; and
that the candidate so filing shall deposit
$40 to cover actual expenses necessary in
the calling and holding of said primary
election herein ordered, which shall be
paid by the candidate at the time OF
fling his written notification of his can
didacy; and whatever amount of the
deposit is unused shall be returned to
the candidates in proportion to the
amounts deposited by them.
Sec. 3. Be it further resolved, That
in the event that after the date on which
candidates are allowed to file has passed
it shall be found there is but one candi-
date for the Office, this committee shall
meet, upon call of its chairman, and the
candidate so unopposed shall be de-
clared the nominee.
Sec. 4. Be it further resolved, That
this committee shall meet on the fourth
day after the primary election and de-
ClaIc Vic IeSui0 VI sdiu eleCtlOu, dCColu'
ing to law; and that in the event of a
second primary election it shall be held
on the same date of the second election
for Congressman, in the event there be
one, otherwise it shall be held five weeks
from the date OF the first primary herein
called. 1t is further ordered that this
committee meet on the twenty first day
| prior to the election herein called fol
the purpose of selecting commissioner
and clerks for the congressional cleo
ton, judicial election and any Other
elections which may be held on the
same day.
Whereupon the committee adjourned
c. O. GAYLE, Chairman pro tenn.
R. B. BILL, Secretary.
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In the Matter of Oliver Oil Company, Inc, in
Bankruptcy. No. 1858 United States Dis
trict Court, Western District Of Louisiana.
DY virtue of an order of r. A. Grain,
ID Referee in Bankruptcy of the
United States District Court for the
Western District of Louisiana, in the
above numbered and entitled bankruptcy
proceeding, will sell, at public auc-
ton, for cash, to the last and highest
bidder, between the legal hours of sale,
at the principal front door of the Court
House in the town of Coushatta, Red
River Parish, Louisiana, on Saturday,
July 20, 1915:
A mineral lease on d certain tract or
parcel of land situated in section %,
township Is north, of range II west,
being more particularly described as
follows:
Commencing near the center of said
section % and extending in a south
easterly direction to the public road on
the south, and comprising the bed of
Old River, and containing 1923 acres,
more or less, being bounded on the east
by Kennedy, south and west by Sto-
hecker and Wilson and on the north of
lease of Roster Oil Company, being the
same property subleased by the Oliver
Oil Company from the Operators Oil
Company.
Also, 3 oil wells situated upon the
said lease, together with 2 complete Oil
we'll pumping rigs, so j,ints of 2-inch
piping, 80 joints of 1-inch piping, one
500 tank, one $50 barrel tank, 1
warehouse, 1 store building, SO joints OF
6-inch piping in possession of Oscar
Shanks OF Hosston, La, mud pump,
2 water tanks, and all piping, tools and
other equipment belonging to or peril
nent to the property more particularly
described above.
Also, / 25-horsepower Joseph Reid
Company gas engine, No. 1852, situated
upon the above described lease, together
with all oil in the tanks upon the said
property on the day of sale.
Also, mineral lease situated in Bos-
sier Parish, Louisiana, upon land de-
scribed as follows:
All of section 7, township II north,
range IL west, except the west half Of
southwest quarter, being $50 acres, more
or less.
Also, one set of office furniture situ-
ated in the American National Bank
building of Shreveport, La, in posses
sion of the Busbey Land Company, Inc,
consisting of 6 chairs, table, desk.
Terms-Sale to be made for cash, and
subject to the approval of the court.
H. C. ROGERS, Receiver.
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Austrian rule-adding a province to
France as his reward-acquired an ad-
dition to French territory in Africa,
placed Macmillan on the throne of
Mexico and elevated France to the high
est position she had in world politics
since the time of Napoleon the Great.
His court was the most brilliant in
Europe and there were then no indica-
tons of the calamity that was to befall
France four years later.)
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Bids Invited.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Departm emit,
Baton Rouge, June 80, 1916.

DY virtue of and in conformity with
ID the provisions of Act No. 80 of the
Extra Legislative Session of 1915, sealed
bids will be received at my Office on or
before the Oath day of July, 1916, at IL
o'clock noon, for the lease of the oil,
gas and mineral rights in and to the
following described lands, situated in
the Parishes of Caddo, Red River and
Bossier, State of Louisiana, to-wit:
All the bed of Red River in sections
81, %, 80, "a and IS, in township Is,
north, range II, west, Louisiana merid-
ian, and sections /, 2, 8, 10, ii. IL, 10,
IA, % and "a, township IA, north, range
ii, west, Louisiana meridian
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. r. G. PLEASANT,
ga Governor.
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Executive Committee Proceedings.
The Democratic Executive Committee
for the Parish of Bossier met in Benton
this day, Friday, July IA, 1916, pursuant
to call, with eight members present at
roll call, in person or by proxy, to-wit:
C. O. Gayle, and the following named
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-20
Ten Years Ago.


Ten Years Ago.
From the Banner of July 49, 19O6-Benton.
"At the special meeting of Cypress
Lodge, held in this place last Thursday,
Mr.. J. c. Albums and Mr.. Herbert Moss,
both of Alden Bridge, we're raised to the
sublime degree of Master Mason"
"Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Gayle are visit
ing in Mineral Wells, Texas. Mr.. Gayle
will perhaps return home this week, but
Mrs. Gayle expects to remain there sew
eral weeks. Their children are with
their uncle, Mr.. H. Gayle, of Robson"
Everybody wants to camp on Bod
cau," said the Banner ten years ago.
And because the same is just as true
to-day is why we are pleading with
those who love the pleasures this fine
stream affords not to allow unthinking
people to ruin it as a fishing stream by
using destructive methods of taking fish.
RED LAND ITEMs.-"The meeting held
at this place last week by Rev. Waller,
assisted by Rev. Curry, from Mississippi,
closed Saturday. There were in all
twenty-six aceessions to the church
twenty-three by baptism and two by
letter, while one was restored to mem
bership." "Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Keoun are rejoicing over the arrival of
another girl at their home, born on the
18th instant"
HAUGHToN NEWs.-"The population
of our town has increased by three dur
ing the past week. A little boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Murff, and
twins-a boy and girl-have arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hitler.
All are doing we'll, including the happy
fathers" "The new school house
will be completed this week. 1t would
be an ornament to much more preten-
tious town than Haughton. 1t occupies
high, we'll drained plot in the northeast
corner of town. The first or ground
floor has four class rooms-two 20x22
and two 20x2S-two cloak rooms and a
| wide hall and vestibule. The second
floor is 40x g. and is finished up for an
assembly room, or auditorium, with stage
13x40. Forty-fve large windows and
swinging tansoms furnish plenty of ven-
tilation for the building, while ample
provision has been made for heating
Thus it will be seen that the house will
be comfortable during all seasons" 1.-TWO
more rooms were added to the Haugh-
ton school building last summer, show
ing the growth of that town in ten years
to have been CONSIDERABLE
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Registration.

l will be at the following named places
on the dates shown for the purpose of
registering all legal voters of the parish
who wish to register at this time. Also,
all persons already registered and desir-
ing to be transferred may do so. The
several places and dates are as follows:
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Tax Land Notice.
To Mdtissa Darling.

I hereby notifyyou that 1 bought the
fractional northwest quarter, less the
southeast quarter of northwest quarter,
of section |, township %, range Il, Bos-
sier Parish, Louisiana assessed to you)
at public tax sale held Saturday, June
10, 1916, for taxes due the State of Lou
isiana and Parish OF Bossier on the roll
of 1915, and the amount necessary to re-
deem same, including penalty and the
approximate cost Of recording deed, will
be as follows:
Taxes, interest and COST s24 81
20 per cent penalty Observation-Disclosures. 49l
Quit claim deed and recording (est.).. 90
fuDilsners cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 90
IOtdl S34 IS
Recorded June IA, 1916, on Convey
anoes, volume So, page 37l.
II not redeemed within one year my
title becomes perfect under the law.
27-S P. B. MEYER.
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at him. Boiler fled but was captured by
Constable Joe L. Pyron, of Caddo Par
ish, who was on his way to Shreveport
with his prisoner when Boiler was
lynched."
From stray sale that appeared, sent
in from Haughton, it is noted that Mr..
W. H. Bledsoe was Justice of the Peace
for Ward Six and Mr.. Ed M. Plat,
Constable. Mr.. Bledsoe was at one time
Assessor for Bossier Parish. He still
lives in Haughton and has many sons
and daughters and grandchildren resid-
ing in the parish. Mr.. Platt died
recently. He also has descendants in
the parish, among whom are Mrs.
Humphrey Lawrence, of Haughton, who
is daughter.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-20

aeh Ed l1rens, Frshcis iSdue. Jul
his Rs.nhsrt
L,s-Andr.~ Hed.r: Plus Frey.
Hss,'s >'s 4 & A''''t E. ",
u-anm g. oehris, vii
1sMsa Ioh,,oa
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-20

Path Claims sesJ LADY.
Mrs, Rosa Ioho, Ased 81 years, !;
months and - days dea In St lvs-
erhs's Hospital al 1 20 Fr'eNy morn
ing Deceased he'd long bern aiiins
troa ia'irniucs fncieep; to .araac.d
years. te-eiopsrE into drovsy scus
ucn,hs Hso Ths funeral took place
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-07-20
CITY COUNCIL.
MAT0R Authorized 10 BORROW
THEE THOUSAND pGLLARA
Cssal Iarre List Of Chains Allowed
~ Grt>ssd fafA

Rssufas meeting Of the city eoun.
ell: Oh msnhsrs present. except J. G
C Roth. Mayor Alfred Wild in tie
chair.
Minu.es Of last regular ane epee,.,
and sd}ourued meetings were rsrd
and pr~roved
City treasurer reported A. follows:
Fat. "a hand. Sept l. isls- s7IE.i3
Receipts during month 49, 1873 -
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
haGiR 81 IfESTs prRiNG
5HR fhsr WEN.
0Aerr'tlra Items Of tbs Deinr, OF
Cit.eas P!rsrd Cp and Ao,rt

o. '"'- dsakitsr OF Gr sh
Jnha Aapp. soata OF tc-n. rN
afternoon TIE ttHd ~. cut ah,2
the .g'rekeed .ani several s,i,cnf.
were rsqatret &, elcss the wound.
Sirt"- kcCh hes his Shetland
PONIES en- .,h'h:ttUu 81 tho ;, Lnss.
fsh us w~as o. aoneay. he Vas
awarded arH frirs fir the oeS boy
rider uuicr u Year,: The,a rnh.,
voa sro0ad srDors Lal- lrms Keel
vas ntst nn'Dns he gin eopt-nania
! Nuhn-c' Is uc~ ,onp-c,s6
With tho Sinrkfr Gravel and arti.ci.l
Ei~n- T"'nPsry nod IL tn ,hsts.
The ori,e FREMONT is In ever,
Gua.ifri Ne IL rnpuIs, s-th
md his numrruns :rI"n,,- are "A
b. and lis family has- a.citc.l \
asai'. nah" highland their neu,.
Fhf:st,n"a. Sao':sy hY Rev Car,
1'ai-r A-'"ne FrS,r- IS-rx. dansa
tsr c: Nr Ani Srs to1er. fesrs
srrn-nrs ssins IRE. .Tan~cr an. Mi,s
Iit'hs ibcr&: iEiian ccroiina S-au,
eru-sisr II NJ asi Mrs Jacob
krs1s, N's-"o L.!iisn ard CArctiat
krnus serving As sponsors Charlie,
fcEsr Ahvatrcth toa "a Mr. sr,,
Mrs Water At"rGrarh. spnnsor. Re.
1Es ar l7f NJ. L., E;ars
Re- u c nar,r7. sae the rs.,
h5sr Years has ssrv-h A. jester oi
~" t--T.t" SaI'onai caaxch f,rua.I!r
'-',i,r'r! hi> -"N.ganIi,,n Snpd,y. th-
s""Ht - 'Ns- -s'ct i'err'nt~r Nj
i'1"''z has r'ad~ - e.rs't-ut rer,,r,l
bet sci Ll- e,..t.ts.1 Materially -
thu ,ruw b @. rac church lie wa,
. e"t,"rAl ;s"vyI'~ among ~. PARISH.
iU'ri- a5i ts~ ggE..r - Zpu-rst w
has '.''I a: vet Announced Lls i,;.p.
rcaE Tor tie future. bet wherever
- ,arstrs the vel ~.tshcs o; . heat
o; Hieaf% VIII stt-ad hin.
Owen Wilson . is-yrar-oii Green.
vile I'D. Hh< lerkej NJ Sunday nish'
81. IN AcndsY MS ASSESSED a fins
o. s. and cv-ts on a charge q .n,eI.
Lsiicn With ssve-si eonpasiaas
os-s s9s9s tie afternoon IN town
II .srr-aISfaas thsy rnrclmr.d . bot.
tie 81 ~h,ssv emo tie lad tubtned
10 s,4~h al e>.ani that he Nes usiasle
20 satk ARD i; was found IecrssaTr
to i&As MIN 10 the c.tabcoss 10 .
es1 TI,c eoy's father car. da~a
f:en t'rerT-tiie Monday ssd ps,3 the
ca- T-9 i'cr-n, In righteous indis.
astt,. ai>n!asa hts tntes:ian CT pro
es-d5Is ls@a'iy sssinst those re-
sFsEs:9'e 70. his soa'. disuseefGl
SuntsHiUa
rsfs.s q tire local pablo scsoelI
Nui,asrr threN-tss; yaskftoa tho
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~
-. on band Oct ]. 1915 - ! 61s as
Said report was referred to the
finance eGmInitt-e. which oouu,s,es
reports that they have exsmiu-d TIE
srsasurer's report for the month Of
Acxus aud have iosnd same correct
AsrsAafs report was read snl
adoptsd and the following eilis wsfs
ordered 10 ~ ortd.
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Bankrl;Dt Sale.

In the Matter of Oliver Oil Company, Inc, in
Bankruptcy. No. 1858. United States Dis
trict Court, Western District of Louisiana.
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Don't fan to see Tom Tsunsh's
Welding At the Opera House Friday
eSeriI.s. UefpSer q Admission
asa!.s &c, cssd i5e; 90 RESERVED
sssts II
fss A lfai epjoysola uns ssessd