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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-02-02

Turner. the king of the dairy
industry, says that since he has
been feeding his cows the hay
bought from the Roberts fire
salvage they have been giving
scalded cream.
The city authorities are in corres-
pondence with the Colorado &
Southern officials with regard to
the throwing of fire from the
smokestacks of their 'teakettle"
locomotives. 1t is said there is
no pretense to use the spark ar
rosters altho the officials are of the
opinion the employees are obeying
orders.
The attendance at the morning
service of the Presbyterian church
last Sunday was the best since
Rev. Mytton assumed the pastor
ate. A number OF new members
were taken into the church inclu-
ding w. B. Kelso, the we'll known
forest ranger.
1t is understood that of the
many applicants for appointment as
county assessor to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of James A.
Culley, Edward Rouse has the
best chance of landing the plum,
and Erwin L. Regennitter will
again be appointed attorney.
Paddy Finleon has some strong
backing too for the assessors job
and Mrs. Culley herself would not
refuse the appointment. 1t is
whispered that Commissioner Gun
ningham favors the appointment
Of Noone and if he can get Johnny
Green to look at it the same way
the Ida no Springs aspirants will
not be in the running.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-02-02

about $500 lbs. Must be in first class
condition. Bellevue-Champion Mining
& Power Company, 5l9 Cooper Building,
Denver.
Mrs. L. NJ Hupp is confined TO
her home with severe attack of
1 bronchial trouble.
/ Gretchen Lyon of this city was
Denver visitor Wednesday
stopping at the Auditorium hotel.
Anton Tundel took in the sights
of the big city this week returning
Wednesday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Stewart of
Idaho Springs were registered at
the Auditorium hotel, Denver.
Wednesday.
Robert Malcolm, of fiivver fame,
took in the sights of the big city
this week, returning Wednesday
evening.
r. B. Morton and family are
| contemplating a trip to Florida
and other southern points in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer, ac-
com panied by Mrs. J. A. More
house. drove to Denver Wednesday
for two-day visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rens f. ochirmer.
little Edward and Mr.. T. p. Rob
inson motored to the valley this
morning.
John G. Neale, state distributor
OF the Reid -Murdock line of canned
goods, is ca ling on his trade in
this city.
Secretary of the Senate c. A.
Woodward motored home for a
weekend visit, Mrs. Woodward
and little daughter returning to
Denver with him Sunday for few
DAYS visit.
The state of Colorado contains
sc, 3I 12O acres of land surface
and 1So, 800 acres OF water surface,
or a total area of 66,o26. 12O acres. |
Of that area l5,32S,6SO acres Of
surveyed, Incorporated, unre-
served land was subject TO entry
at the close of the last fiscal year.
Frank Philipps shipped a car of
fine looking ore from his lease on
the Almaden mine on Fall river
this week. The returns have not
yet been given out as much of the
ore was of the same character as
the high grade ruby silver ore that
has been shipped from this mine in
the past. 1t is safe to assume that
returns will be up to the expecta-
tions.
Charles Theobald. who has
been mining for several months
past in Boulder county, is now
located in Breckenridge where he
will rem ain for some time. Charlie.
like many other good citizens of
Idaho Springs, desires to keep in
touch with all the latest up-to-the-
minute events in this community
and has the Siftings follow him
wherever he locates.
Quigley and Moore have 800
ton shipment from their lease on
the Lake mine now being tested in
the Hudson mill. Both concen-
tration and flotation processes are
being tried out. Assays taken
from the concentrates show a
value of two ounces gold and IL
ounces silver per ton. and from
the floats 1.20 o1nces gold, 80
ounces silver and 6 per cent
copper per ton. Mr.. Qrigley
is very much pleased with the
saving made and especially that
made by the fotation process.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-02-02
o. N. MARIHUGH. Postmaster

The boy or girl who wins the
swell Shetland pony and vehicle
will take the others who are we'll
up in the race out for a ride, so if
you don't win the outfit get ride,
anyway.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-02-02
Advertised Letter List
Idaho Springs, Colo,

Feb. 2, 1917.
The following letter remains un.
called for at this office:
Arthur Pence.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-02-02

/ WANTED-Electric hoist. capacity
about $500 lbs. Must be in first class
condition. Bellevue-Champion Mining
& Power Company. 5l9 Cooper Building,
Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-02-02

1t wont be long now until the
pony is here. Whose little pony
will it be?
John Stasney was down from
Fall river Tuesday and laid in a
supply of ore sacks which he ex-
poets to fill from his lease on the
Almaden mine.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-02-02

Going East 7 :oe am, West Io:oe m
Going East 3:oo pm :" 5:o9 P m
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L.ckdIes.
g~oransI@tlides @etter.
Sir @an gntonio uno lmgegeno:
.Sellte nbeno unb Sonntag: flar.
Sic 2egislatur.

SIM Saaie oebattiert man 0ar
iiber, oas @ebaIt oes @ouperneurs
gu erboben, inbel1 man fbm fir iei
ne Eatigfeit in aomites, oeren Mit
glieo er er officio lit, cine ge5ab
lung ollsfese. @1breno 6ieier 9e
botte NOR bebdnptet iror6en, @ells
rolai1mdIt 2ooneD babe elm oerartige:
goreeben fir geieblid erflart. Sc
ncrdlanlpaIt 2ooneD bat iest befannl
aemndt, 0aB Dies nid)t mabr iei
Der 8orf6lag ipllrOe Damn 5nriifac.
tuielen.
Die 8ee'lde sdulbiid)er Bin if
pom genat poIlia ~umgeanoert lDor.
ben. Man Bat ibr Die geitimmuna
sugefigt, bob Die teitebenoen Son.
trafte gum Min6elten nod elm Sabt
in Strait bIeiben ioaerL baB lie aber
Bis 5u feds Snbren perldngert mer-
0er fonnen. Die ShnImid Som
miiiion lon aus Dem @ouperneur,
benz Observation-Disclosures uno
fieben 2ebrern beiteben, Die gemeia-
fam, bon ben Hr1iibenten Der Uni
perlitat, Der Mderbali= nn0 Generic
Gdule, Beg College Of Stionitrial
Mrt nno Ser 5iiomcitlihen Normal=
SdnIe init Dem StaatsIhnliuperin-
~fenoenten ausgetpdblt neroeu iol-
len. limo 10 bat man nod mebrere
8er1noerungen porgenommen. Die
Bin tpuroe oann Sur HeinidDriit be-
or6ert.
Gas Sous bot Die gil aitgenom-
men, Sic 10000 Collar fir milf
tdriide 3tpefe bcniligt.
Gin gerSud, bns @ebalt Senator
Meinert's ais Better oes v@arebollle-
Department" BON 5000 auf 5000
Dollar berunter5uleten, tunroe 81
riifgemiefen.
Die Departmental Sill, Die
$1,724,258.25 fir oas critic nno
1,669,t51 Cellar fir oas 5ueite
csnbr beipiIigt, puroe bonn Smlie
5ur Mein5hrift beoroert. Gin Mmelr
Demert, oas ganse .Warebollc-
Department" absuihaffeny nuroe gu
riidgemiefen.
DDS Sous bat einen geid)luB an
genonlmen, in Dem empfo6len miro,
piel mYeamltss", Grbfen unO Bob
men 81 5ieben.
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6reie YreHe fit Sous: sunuabenb ben u. Nfai 1917.

Ser 0rt ser no0iten &erlonmlullg
lit nod ni6t beltimmt. 81 9eanl-
ten ser Gereinignlfg mrroen Err
mablt: s. $. Nae2al1ril1> Soflonpile,
6la., 9rditoent; 6ranf 2olier, 9tme-
Gus, so, /. gice=Erdiioert;; Mor=
ris Stern sou. Mntonio, ?. giee=
Grojioent;; @illiam Yples, 9ine
8ll1ft Nrf 3 @ice Yraiioent; Sas.
sdiyetcerr 5adiooInp2iaee, g. SD g.. sdnb-
meiitar.
SSn einem 2ogierbauie 81 .8ap
Gitp lullroe elm etipo 7~0iabrieer
Mtann, Ser lid OILS g. q. Murpbp
in oas Tremoenbud eingetragen bat
te, it leinem 8ett tot aufgefl1noen.
Nad porgefunoenen Yriefen itammt
Ser Geridieoene aus gprata, @oib=
ington nno bat BEN 9iirgerfrieg als
fonfooerierter Soloat mitgemad)t.
- Sn elmer &pnferens, oie am
Sreitog in Dallas o~bgebolten mur6e,
uno an Der Ii6 5ablreibe Gountp=
&id)ter uno anoere 9eamte ionic
@el6aftslellte aus alien 9eilen oes
Staates beteiligten mlir0e elm
Staats Nabrungsmittel &omi..e
organiliert, an oelien Spite s. s.
@umm, Der Wanager Ser Sort @pr=
tier @anoelsfammer Itebt. 0os
aomite miro cine ltd iiber Sen gail=
sen Staat ~erltrefenoe &ogne be-
ginnen uno Die Sarnter aufforoern
looiel mie moglid 9rotfriidte ltno
Sa1tterItoffe CUR ltnteritiitung eng
lambs nrlo ltnterjod)nng 9elltidl=
lambs an5llbollen mo miro Der an
gebliden 8erldJmenoung uno Ser
miiltung Der Nabrungsmittel 5ll lteu=
ern periuden.
Sn Grieoridsbllre lit 1Sram
.Sopbie Slider inn sitter BON SO
Sabren 6 Wollaten nnb IA Sagen
sur cpigen Nllbe eingegangen. Die
Ser1torbene mar elf1e Der er1ten Nn=
lieolerinnen nno bat alle Wiibielig=
feiten nno 8lagen oerielben ourd)ge=
foitet lofpie mebrere eSs1roianer= lleber=
falle nit erlebt. Sic miro betrau=
ert BON 5pei Sobnen mo elmer Der
beirnteten So6ter.
Die ltmgegenO bon 8eimar
lit BON einem perbeerenoen Sagel=
I1lag beimgeiudt. Sic ganmmole,
Die mebrere 3oa bod NOR, lit tat
I1dlid bon Den Ieloern peridaualn=
Ben llnb oaS aorn lit sleidfals Der
nidtet. gs miro Sen Sarmern nid)ts
meiter iibrig bleiben, als nofrnnls
an5upflan5en.
Ser @olnernenr 6ergulon bat
eine 8roflamation erlaiien, in mel
der er Sic Mdnner, 5rallen nno
ainoer BON geras eriudt, Sonntag,
ben 10. Moi als .Miitter's Gag"
beeeben. uDunfel lit Der 8eoe
Sinn!"
SsSn @eit 5eras bat es beute
an pielen Stelen g%eregnet. aud IN
San Mntonio ulo llmeegeno batten
mir beute einen ldonen Hegen.
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NIIerIe /.

- Yin Sreitng ~fllbr1uerfte EN- nlli
BOILER araft getriebenes antomobil
gegen bic Bride an Der Solitb 5lo-
res unb Grnitt StraBe. Durf Die
@crualt Der aoaifion iplroe Der erlte
ei{erfle griifenfpnnn BON Dem Sum
0nrrlelt lpsgeriiIen nno Die griide
fir ben gerfebr porldufis unbrnld;-
bar aemddt. Das Mntomobil mur-
De ourd, ben Mnpraa gegen ole
Bride ielbitreoeno total rninieri
urlo loa tpie elm 3ulammellgcidobe
nes Gernrobr aiisseleben babcn. es
lit nid)t befannt, oh Der ein5ige Sn'
faIle perlest tunroe. Die Si5ens oel
berungliidten @utomobils 1T auf an
quit s. Seap, 124 @lenn StraBe
nnsgclteat.
Gin aerl, Der aiu 5reitae
abeno einen fallhen 5euer alarlr
non benz OIL Mpe. 6 uno 8. StraB;
mifaeitelten Mpparat einianbte, MIR
be BON oent Holi5iiten Mceloin nleb
rere glof mcit perfolgt; Ieioer &c
Dana es benz Wenid,en, Der belize
Iollfen fonnte ais Der Eoli5iit, 81
cltfommcn.
StaotiId)e 8cbeimpoli5iitcl
nerhaftcten einen an Der Smabt
Giraffe mobnenoen Mnnn, Der III Der
Mlomo ssron @orfs arbeitete mi
bort 5ablreide gilcrhpnaren gcltoh
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folqcnoen 9eonlten ermdblt: Gnpe
8. Gobn bon 0alas, 9raiioent;
Nlpi1 90. 0mslep, Denton, /. Gice=
ErGlioent; Us. 6. 9}oodl San Phi
tonic, 2. Gice BrQlioent, go. &.
8eilon, Dallas, ols Scfretar mieOer=
gemablt; 9npe 8oo5, Sort 8ortb,
ols Sdatmeilter lpieoer gelpablt,
90. 9. 5enoerlon, Blainpiem, ais
gr1lItee fir 3 Sabre gemdblt;; s. 8.
Brince, @orobabie, Srultee fir 2
Sabre; 6. @. Iultiu, Gan Nntonio,
Sru1tee fir / Sabr.
Sellte Worgen gegen balh bier
llbr bro6 I'M 5ol5bof Ser Snniet
8ooo Wqr0 5euer aus, oas Iebr lei6t
folollale 0imeniione1t bate anneb=
men fonne,1. 9onf SEM minoiti1en
8etter nno Ser prompt in noler
Sorce berbeigeeilten 6eueripebr muir
oen sic housboh dllfihlaaenoeal
Slammen balo nnteroriidt uno Die
'Staot Dor groBen ltnbeil betpabrt.
50 meit befannt, lit oas &elielbaus
5erlt0rt u1lo sic Iuf5iige, lpelde oas
aelpoltete &ol5 IN groBen Saltfen
lhidten, lino rui1iert. gbenio lit Ell
ne 5iemlide 0uantitat 9ol5 in Maud)
aufgegangen.
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S. s. WarIan6,
9ommiIldr fir 9eIteuerung
Wut aeaen bic Grippe.

Op< J~5<S NoNJ 49,
fe", l1reibt Srau Martba Subolfe
BON 9agolt, g. Dat, bob Sor-
mis- 4lpenfrauter geraoe oas Wit.
tel lit, ipeldes ieoe Samilie gebrau-
d)en iollte. ltnldnglt batte id einen
anfaG bon Grippe; i'd nabm io-
fort bon oieier Meoisin elm, uno
fiiblte mid balo mieber mol. SD
fonnte nod BON pielen abnli6en
Sydllen er51blen." ungleih anoeren
Weoi5inen miro Sorni's Mlpenfrau-
ter nidt burd Ipotbefer ~perfauIt,
lonoern ourd beionoere Sofalagen-
ten geliefert. Sollte Sbnen fem
agent befannt fem, 10 idrei6en Sic
on: Or. 8eter 6abrnen & Cons 60,
Chicago, Sn. Nn5)
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noti3 an $teaer1abler.

San Mntonio, 8. 8: Mpril 1917.
Noti5 tit biermit allen Terionen,
5irmen nno aorporationen, Die Der
Gtaot Gan Mntonio Stellern ifn,l'
sig Iilb, gegeben, oaB Ole Stenern
fir oas Sisfaliabr 1916 iett faaie
llnb Sablbar iino.
Sd forbere Seben auf Der BE
quemIidfeit baIber, Die Stenern To-
baIo pie mogIid 81 be5ablen nno
BEN Mnlauf uno bas @eordnge Ipdf
terbin Su permeioen.
lin 3inien 81 feds Co Bro5ent per
Sabr gu iparen uno 5tuei (2) 8ro5ellt
Strafgebiibr per Monat, Die ieoen
Monat fir Die 9aiter BON flint 600
naten binsugefiigt rperoen, miiiien
Sbre Steuern BIS gum 81. Mai
1917 entridtet iein.
Mdtungsnon!
S. S. 0arlanb,
aomtmiildr fir @eiteuerung
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graiioent Garran5a bat Dem
&engreB cine Bill eingereidt, ourf
tuelfe Der GongreB ibm Dos Ned)i
giebt, 2eute. melhe megen Rebellioll
inn @efdngnis iisen, 81 begnaoigen,
relp. iiber ibr S6idial 81 entidei-
oen.
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gu nermieten

0os obere Gtodiperf oes 9aules
go. 218 it-gommerce StraBe =
Raum 90 Bel 80 Sub. gsafsufrageu
ZIG 0~It-gommeree StraBe.
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Wrmnseiaentun,s : t1ebertraaanesn.

Sralt emile Saarmatm an e. Y.
@oetb, 8rlu1oltiid i'm reuen gitps8Iod
947; 81 Ii. u.
$. Gnelnr II. Srau nn Im. Gfamaib,
@ruuoitiid i'm 9ominso 2ofoha Snrpep
2; $3.50.
&. s, 9erilbon nnp Trau an s, N.
Mtareis. @rlmoitiid IN oer Saiunoale
Iboition; $500.
&. u. Brafe uuo Srau an gbriitan
2rb. @runbitiid an Der Holenrere Str-;
$4,000.
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ale Sarten psn Drud arbeitens
uie Slider, .1pIberS", griefbosen n
2unperts, Garten, Gt~rculare, Gtnlabans
gen nfm., in 9eutih nnb GneltfM, nett
aussefatrt. @tIfpn & Shwes-
m a n n Rrinting 60, 206 EaDarro Sta.
Gel. gru6ett 1925. fxus.k
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NDfrUHIuHteM' EIuDuIIe.
Gan antpnio, Ser, IL. Mai t9f7-
Yrime gruoe Cotton Seeb Gil, 100
Gents Der NnIone
9sep s)prf, IL. Mai. Spot $685.
BID, Nai, 1854 nno $3.50, Sum-,
$16.10 uno $16.11; Im9uit, $500 nno
$16.12; 6eptember, $16.15 Ii. $16.16;
Sftober. $500 uuo 1887; Hobeme
Der, 1888 nno $3.50; 9e5ember,
1857 n1b 1888.
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Slli- nno September -8ei5en
iino beute allf Ser gorle in. Obi
eaao Inn 81 BIS 80 Gents geitiegen.
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Naummoue.
GDffonTamen.Erobm

Gan 9ntonio, Ser, 1917 gts.
@alpelton, geltern, 1880 Gts.
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6arm.EroSnfte.

0tmnie-
a~artoFfrln. California nno COLORADO.
1926; Heue, $500.
@iBe &urtoffelr, Rumptin gam.
1926 unb $40.
3niebeln, Seras grbital @ar. $500;
Bermuda. $500 per Crate.
8obnen, Colorado. Bi1to. per cpt.,
$14.00; California 8apous, per ept..
1880; Yinfs, $500; Gina, $1,000,
seapb, SIS; 9ladenes, $11.00; 8cuno
Green, per 8ufdrI Sampers. $3.50.
Eomaten, SeIas, $500 per Dor.
Raoieshen, 35c +. 1 3bb. BilnbeI.
8lumenfobI, 1925 per Crate.
Rohl, $500 un0 $3.50 per 100 $50.
@riiner Hfeffer, 25e per Rfuno.
Sptnat. Toe Der @uffeI.
Crime grbfen, $4.00 per camper.
Ofrn, $500 fir @ufdeI.
Beeten, $4 Ii. $500 per 100 Hfnnb.
WeerrettiasB uraein. per Efb. 1873,
8urfen, per grdte, $500.
6eIIerie, 90c u. $500 Der Dubeno.
Beter5iIie. 40c per 9bo. s8iin6eI.
giertflan8em, Sc II. Toe Der Hfmno.
&opffalat, Gal, $3.50 per Crate.
Crate.
OtlUS Cul0tll, fo Il. fot ptl Sbp.
Squafb. per guSdel, $1.00.
Spargel. 500 per 9ubenbeg iinoel,
yien . Narft.
Gan sutonio. Ser, 12. Moi 1917
&nbe $3.50 bis $685..
Ohien 1915 bis S10.40.
Gdlber $685. bis $13.25.
CT. 2puis, II. Wlui 1917. - Mirbe
pieb. Serass@ieb. $3.50 biz $3.50.
Shipeine 1915 bis St6.05.
Sdnte.
Sdtpere bon, SfIddter 20 Gre
eeifts BIN EHfadter 90 Etl
Grin oeinlsene ..........18h Ste
Sele.
Bolt uno BUDS .......... 80 Ga
Hnaprns9ieser. rer BIB. .,....f0 gtl
Hnppras8 BIGGER heFi,doiat -. 8 Ga
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9ie ,,Treie @reHe fiir Seras"

trIWgtI1 uB <UYtuIu11 ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
gas sagblatt lit pierRitg uno fohet SOC per @tonat ooer $6 per Sabr.
G as rso&eubIat lit 5edaebnieihg uno foHet 50 per Sabr. gah Merno
50 @lo. gead3 europe, &orto engeblolen, So.
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S~arableben in Der 8ilSergalerie.
.8as lit bos for e 9ilo, Slioor2"
Stillebenl" y@ie beiBt2 Wfer
nero bod nod, frogen oiirfcnl"
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@erlanst-Maoden gum aoden Ii
Salrsarbeit. 315 Colt 3nurel Str
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PARTITION SALE.

Sltfa of Louisiana. Parish OF West
FtHesana. zith Judicial District
Court Charles Neydert, ct ais.
SIS No els John q TempeL ct ais
Hv yHu. of = Commission to the
sheriff directed hy the Hon the Gath
Judicial District Court in the above
Hltlad aHd numbered cause, / will
.o1fr fof sale 10 the highest bidder at
The front decor Of the Court House tn
JEp town of NJ FFauolsvlle La a. the
haHf uT ~ O'Clock a M,
Saturday. March J, 1917,
thH fuilonirg property 10 wit
First Lots Numbers Four a., Five
ia1. Sax tel. Seven "a and Eight ~ la
Square Number Twenty Seven tsIl IN
The town Of 81 FranetsvIle. Louisiana,
eIfh aii the buildings and improve
myuts thereon
Second Lots Numbers One Gl, Two
fgt. Three ia. -Four "a, aud Five l5l
la the North Range Of Lots In the town
.of 81 F'faueisyille, Louisiana. with all
lhr buildings and improvements there,
.o8 lr q portion Of said lots measur.
ng One Hundred and Forty.fve Feet
au Ferdinand Street By a depth of One
Hundred and Five Feet sold By Henry
Tpmprl TO Mrs NJ &. Forester.
Third 4 certain piece ct parcel Of
land known as the pugh Place, con.
tanning Twenty Seven arpeuts, more
Of Jess 10 the rear Of and go the North
easi Of the above described lots. being
rhe same property acquired by Henry
IemFpl from John pugh
Fourth All those certain lots Of
ground situated IN Square Number
fweuty Eight l28l, TweBty one t2lh
Tasaty 2el Thirteen li2I and Twelve
.ltl enclosed by and embraced In a
.u rtaH sire fence running from the
HHF ef lba residence oi she late Henry
Iemp,i 20 or Hear the hluh hills Ia the
roar ri the Pythau Hall, and having as
fs Northern boundary the Corporation
Limits 2r line Of John W Leake'a prop
ufig and It's Eastern boundary the pugh
Place above described except the town
streets therein contained al tn The
}nAH at ST. FraaCisyille. La
Terms Of Sale Cash, provided prep
nrty brings tWo-thirds al the appralse.
ufFHi } it, ti.ACK, Sheriff
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THE MAN WITH THE PEANUT
SOUL.

Np saW where moving picture sass
madr the other dag and tis purpose
was 20 portray tnn man ailb q peanut
soul stiHat ggasp,Hs holding on to
al ba cnuld set W. have h0p m thls
community n wonder whore Jhp alan
msn buea hm'
Thlub carefully o.er gaur laD OF
friends and acgua0nlaHcrs and maybe
yuu RH Gnd bins He's .u thla coin
mu8g gou haEn mf eord for tl ae
know him and coHld cal h0a name If
We bad fhe mind BHf $50 think yoaU
know h.m. too. Thlnb q minute
pu yooRuoa ans man Who blocks all
public progress because al g merce
n1n greed to hola o0 To what some
bods elise gave HIM Do you know @
-ou ~hugslgd H greed uho neyrr
spends % cont unless he mortgage All
it, pleasures lor himself DE yau know
q mar ahu makes Bo movement 20
help the community unless hc sees
more lhgn ajpht per cent allowed on
thc straight loan coming back That's
the man 8
WHAT Yun dmr think of him lou
cant recognize him ia YOUR list of
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17

SECTION / Be IL ordained hy the
Police IHrE Of said Parish that this
bo.Ua Ihe day SET Tor selling the $i0n0
.g haHds heretofore authorized 10 he
4ad on ihe 10th day Of January. tal7
and after examining all the bids inter
posed for said bundstbaid bonds having
HueH offered for sale By calling for
scaled bids after fifteen daya adYrr
tsamJat Tn the official journal Of said
Parish under the terms aud conditions
.of lhe governing authority of said
Parrish heretofore fixed
n Is therefore decided That after
due advertisement said governing body
has faHad TO sell said bonds az the
fyEaI price aud cannot do so and ou
This account said bonds are noW sold
.u private sale At not less than the
legal price namely said siooo 80 Of
bonds are sold to Austin Brothers ot
nailus Texas for the sum OF 81 oaU UH
also lBr cost 81 printing of said bonds
aHd The necessary expense and the
FL. FarafJan Of the legal papers for the
zuaucg uf said bonds ii aus there be
hell also b. burHa by the Parish, all
lot the proceedings in reference so the
issHaurr Of said bonds and q certified
copy thereof shall be- recorded In the
mortgage records Of the Parish and
registered with The Secretary 81 state
and promulgated in one issue of the
official Journal at said Parish
That for q period of siyty t6ol days
FROM thr date at the publication Of the
proceedings Of said governing authority
pros idBg Ter the issuance nI such
bonds and the dedication of the sur.
plus and aras OF said tax adopted on
.the lHlh d3y Of January, 1917, and after
the lapse OF sixty tgUl DAYS from the
date of said publication the Clerk ~
thg court 81 said Parish shall issue y
certificate az provided in Section Of
trl 81 approved July :. 1916, and the
chairman of this body shall see to II
that the certificate of the Secretary of
State shall be placed on said bonds as
provided fear la said act
The ordinance shalt go into effect
Immediately spcu ia adoption Witness
this fhe 5ih aay Of February. 1917
G , HOWELL, President
Nttest.
e r. ToORAEN. Cterk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17
pARtsH FAIR ASSOCIATION
Continued from page onel

Fair let Hs make It bigger and better
H every Say possible
IS. aastre tH make special mention
uf tHn services of The True Democrat
Yea ing side pHhleItt 10 the Fair
~ ISL ~h 60 mention hast ,n th" most
important place the ladies Of the
taHu and ef rbs parish who hburga
Increasingly and mtlriuglY early and
l8Es mr lbs surccs. of the Fair We
sell aHaa that siiboHt their aid We
eu#a aoI possibly have scored the
success lb8t Wu did ~ appreciate
shat ya1 have done aHd We want Won
HlfH co., another year
q as have failed Ia include any ~ ha
feel chat special mention Is due. it h.
mHEaafia0al due to The head and not
fha heart supplemented by q lack of
apatr
Iet #s uHe and all pat oar shoulders
t8 fh. wheel and push and boost and
hstn our Second annual fair "a be even
hstfsg than tao Hrst
Yours cordially
West FeHcIaua Fair Association
rs IS + Wood and 4 + Crump
Committee
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17

81 brand is a slada. Ths pahIic ~
warned against hHFrF cattle with this
brand. without my oUHstHt
) G. MA4EARl.
Z VII appreciate any Information lestd.
ing 10 Fbe relgysrg IT cattle bTanIa.i y S
that rsag have sfraBsa from he pastures
near l'lettsnherR
r 4 PERCY agent,
plettenAeFR Ia
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17

purposes If said act Of The Legislature
~ louisiana
THz ordinance shall go into effect ina
wH lately o1 Is passage Bpd approval
JHs ordinance passed and approved uF
fH the IU1H Hag ~ January isti
a. & How liA. President
Attest a. g. TUDRAEN, tlerh
Thsr aH lar foregoing ordinances mum.
.rr4 re- a aBt e. having been dulE read
#i understood 8ud upon vote t8brn the
sRI#e aaTg unanimously passed aud a'iott
g8 h zaa8 aE .fHjgR body
E# EHtss whereof the members uf the
f.# HUIs at iHe Parish IF West fthre
HHs1 hes8gfa set their bands af
- FFae ne oa fb.a TIE t0tb asg ~
fHaHaG. 1915
s e. g. HuN ELL Ward (. President
g HAt KAUFMAN. Ward T. ilayuu
HRAs&EAuX. Ward g. s.
bf8H.I res tlsr
- fsdEH ward &.
H a. HttN Eli Ward s.
d fuI& s. AUSTIN. ward &
r. - I3ft Eff4I@ Want B
T. III ROW. Ward z
NICK ~ HARROW. NHfa 8
fa MAftFMAN. Ward p
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