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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
FRENCH REPORT

Paris. Saturday, March 16.--Artillery fighting along most all the Macedonian front is reported tonight by the war of flee. The statement follows:
 There was rather heavy artillery fighting on the right bank of the Mouse (Verdun fronD.
 Macedonian Front, March 15.-The ar tiilery on both sides was active along almost the entire front. On the preced : ing night the enemy bombarded Mon astir violently, using asphyxiating gas shells. There were 40 civilian victims"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
"Clean-Up-' Committee
 Will Meet Tonight at
 the Civic Association

Chairman Butler states that an inter- esting meeting is in store Tor the co'i'- mittee of 100 of the Birmingham IlNic association at their meeting tonight. pr Morris Newfeld, who has been uoihs some welfare work. at Camp Mcclellan recently. will talk on his experiences there. In addition to this, report VIII be made of the "clean up committee appointed at the last meeting 10 lhVes, .tigate the conditions which has caused Birmingham to be auarantined asa'ns' the soldiers at Mcclellan. The persoh- nel of this committee is as FOLLOWS. pr' T. P. Byrnes, chairman; pr. H. M. Eu monds, Messrs. T. H, Molton' v. 1T, ,,. Nha. ~ +insen F S White r. E. Butler. w. w. Clayton. A. M. Willis, T. J. Crittenden' A. E. Warner and F. A. McEiroy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
READ GOMPER,S LETTER

Moscow, Friday, March 15.-At the sss- sion today of the all-Russian soviet congress, M. Sverdloff, of the central executive committee, read the message sent to the Russian people early this month, on behalf of American labor, py Samuel Gompers, in which the assis- tance of the working people of America was promised to the Russians. The message, which was read before the vote in ratification of the peace treaty was taken. evoked considerable ap- plause.
 No reply was sent, as M. Sverdloft said the message to the American peo- pie in response to President Wilson s lcommunication was sufficient.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
Fighting Trench Fever

New York, March H.-Details of the successful experiments conducted in France to determine the origin Of trench fever were contained in a letter from Benjamin Strauss, a member of the Presbyterian hospital unit, who vol uatarily submitted to inoculation with the fever germs, made public tonight here by the young mans parents, who announced that his cure @had been pro nounced complete The experiment was undrtaxen to test the theory that trench fever was contracted through contact with the "chat" or trench louse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
FRENCH DAY REPORT

Paris, March 17.-rThe official com munication from the war office today says:
 Northwest of Rheims the Germans attempted in the region of Loivre a raid which completely failed In the Champagne after violent bombardment in the region of the Monts, the Germans attacked our positions west of vaudesin- court. After spirited engagement the French troops drove the enemy out Of those advanced clements where he had gained a footing. inflicting serious loss es on the Germans.
 There was quite pronounced activity on the part of both artil1eries on the left bank of the Mouse. The day was cain, on the rest of the front"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
GREAT BOMBARDMENT OF AMERICAN LINE IS FOLLOWED BY RAID
6continued from Page one)

which were driven off All of our ma chimes returned.
 "On Saturday 13 tons of bombs were dropped on the enemy's billes- whic1 have been bombed continuously for the last 24 hours and two hostile airdromeS and three large ammunition dumps At one airdrome hangar completely ourSt. and Gotha machine in the act of rising was seen to crash.
 olNteen hostile machines werc brought down and seven were disabled. SIX or our machines are missing"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
Keg of "Moonshine''
 Caught Near PalOs

A keg of moonshine whisky and seve; al other receptacles filled with the liquor, were captured by Sheriff T. J Batson Deputy Grady Batson and Deputy Jim Jordan in raid near Palos last night. The names oi the men thought to oe implicated in the operation of the sthi are in possession of the sheriff. but they had not been captured at an early hour this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
Germans Continue to
 Advance in Russia
tcontinued from Page one)

says the correspondent witnessed the execution i'll Barnapol, Siberia, of four boys who had been ondemned for theft Three of the boys were publicly behea1- ed, while the other was tortured and fi- nally his head was crushed in. In zmievo, the merchants were each ordered to hand over 100000 roubles. Those who failed to do so were thrown into the river after stones had been tied about their pecks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
BRITISH NIGHT REPORT

London, March r.-Field Marshal 1algs report from British headquarters in France tonight says:
 During the night hostile raiding par ties endeavored to approach our lines in the neighborhood of Zonnebeke, but were driven off by our troops with rifle fire and bombs.
 The enemy artillery has shown &C., tivity today south of the Bapaume- Cambrai road and increased activity against our rear defenses south of Lens. Considerable hostile artillery fire was also directed against a number of local ities north of LaBassee canal, south of Armentieres and in the Ypres sector.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18

Hostile artillery was active last night south of the Bapaume- Cambrai road, in the Scarpe valley and east of Poloygon wood It has also shown some activity against our rear defenses south of Lens and between LaBasse canal and the Lys. During the last few days there has been a marked increase in the activity of the enemy's artillery southwest of Cambrai and also along the whole front from the neighborhood of LaBasse canal to the Menin road.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
uKRAINE "INYITEs,, AID

London, March 17.-Gernan officers have been invited to organlze an army in Ukraine, according to dis patch from the official Russian news agency, which says this information IS from an official Austrian source.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
FRIDAYS REPORT

Rome, Friday, March Fighting on a small scale is in progress along the whole front, says today's official state ment. At intervals the artillery strug- ole was more intense in the Jamonica valley. in the southeastern region of MonteIo and the lower Piave.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
ENGLISH MAKE RAIDS

successful raids during the night in the neighborhood of Ephy and near Cav relee,' says today's official communica- tion "A raid attempted by the enemy north of Lens was repulsed. A few pris- oners were taken by us in the course of these encounters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
Speakers Cheered at Big
 Mass Meeting in Interest
 of Federal Amendment
tcontinued from Page Five)

a stronger. more efficient better CO., ordinated government than we now have" he said. '1u must be more cen-
 tral and more uniform. We must learn and know each other better We must get together better" He then com- nared the plight of the nation to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
DEATHS

Mrs. M. F. MOrria--Aged 52 years, died at the residence, 1918 Magnolia ave- nue, yesterday morning at 11:S0 o'clock The remains will be shipped to Banner by Johns this morning at $40 o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-18
Card Colts Run Shy

San Antonio, Tex, March 17.-San An tonic, Texas league. today defeated the St. Louis Nationals in an exhibition game here Score: R.H.E San Antonio 6 LOUIS ( f ( Barfoot, Ross, Harper and Gibson, An derson; May, Murchison and Brock, Ben-
 ton
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-05-04

$35, 600, 600 was asked for in
this drive. and not only did the
people over the States subscribe
this amount. but $18, 900, 900. 90
more. Many letters are coming
to headquarters from our boys
who are in training or at the
front speaking in highest terms
Of the service the Y. M. G. A. is
rendering them. We know their
war life is not an easy one, and
anything that will bring a little
sunshine and brightness to them
in this time of stress and lone
someness, we are more than glad
to do. The people all over our
State are expressing their patri-
otism and loyalty to our nation
in promptly-answering the call
of the Y. M. C. A. When we
have licked the Kaiser and our
boys have come back, our great
State will be better known and
her place among States more
nearly the top than ever.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-05-04
Nsws, Literature, Science. agriculture,
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1918

school 2.49, parish roads 2.26. notice
26c, advertising 90. Total III 90.
Hsne, E B-80 acres, n half of ne al
sec IL tp 8r 8 W. Parish 1.80, state
LOO. veterans 24c, state roads &c,
school 90c, notice Csc, advertising 8. 90.
parish roads 90c. Total 8.l5.
Hess, Wm-60 acres. north half OF NV
II sec II tp 6 r l W. Parish l. "A. state
Soc, veterans Ice, state roads DC,
school 2 Is, parish roads Zee, notice Csc,
'dvertising 8 90 Total s 81.
Hyde. N M-80 acres, sc or of NV or.
ne or of sw Or sec Is tip 8r3w. Par
ish 3 70. state i SO, veterans 3Oc. state
roads &c, school s. 40, parish roads |. IS.
notice 25c, advertising 400. Total
Is So.
Jones C Gao acres. ne or of Sc ar
sec 20 priv. Parish 72c. state 40c,
veterans &c. state roads &c, school sc,
parish roads SEC. notice 25c, advertise
ing 500. Total 519.
LaCroix, John L-4O acres, sw ar of
sw or sec l tip 6r2w. Parish re,
state 40c, veterans Sc, state roads &c,
school 72c, parish roads 36c, notice Csc,
advertising 3 90. Total 6.55.
Leindecker. C E Est Lots II and IL
+ block 50 Of Acmevilie addition to
colfax. Parish 4 SO. state 2. so, veter-
ms Doc, state roads 13c, school Los,
parish roads $50. notice rs. advertising
AGO. Total II. 80.
Miller, H C & Schmidiin, L A-40
acres, NV dr Of NV or sec 81 tp 6 ri
". Parish nc. state 4Oc, veterans Sc,
state roads &c, school TIC, parish roads
Joe. notice 26c, advertising 500. Total
565
Sermons, ] A-12O acres bought from
T L Leckie in Spanish section 50 to 6 a
RE. Parish 2 70, state l. so, veterans
Soc, state roads Sc, schools 405, parish
roads LBS, notice 25c, advertising 800.
Total Is %.
Solomon, E R. $50 acres, sw ar Of q
" or sec z tp a r e, ne or of sec z
tp6nrl ", hf of sc or sec IS tp 7 n
+ ", lots IL and Is of block 6, lot and
building in Walker addition to Pollock,
lot and building in Dowden addition to
Pollock. Parish 8.42, state 4.68, vet
Grams &c, state roads 24c, schools IL. 40,
roads Al, notice 26c, advertising 500.
Total 80 IA.
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NUMBER 70

Thornton. w E-40 acres, ne or Of )
e or sec "a tp7n r1w. Parish re,
state 40c. veterans Sc. state roads &c,
schools 72c. parish roads 36c. notice Csc.
adv 800. Total 5.55.
Thornton, r WIS acres. NV ar Of
Sc or sec "a tp 7nrlw,w hf of NV ar
sec IS tp7nrle 6 acres in SC or Of
sw or sec 10 tp 7nr1e. Parish z. q.
state 1.26, veterans 25c, state roads Sc,
schools 3 "a, parish roads LA, notice
x5c, adv 4 90. Total Is o..
Toney, BOO acres, sw ar Of q
or sec 81 p9nr e, Sc or of ne or,
half of Sc or, sw Or of Sc or, Sc az Of 9
W Or sec IS tp 9nrlw. Parish 4. SO.
state z 40. veterans 48c, state roads
lie. schools E92, parish roads 2. l6. mo-
tice Csc, adv AGO. Total l8. O6.
Turner. Ben 7462 acres. W half Of u
e or. W half of NV ar sec 4. half Of .
lie or, all of e hf of Sc or west OF Bayou
Rigolette, sec s. l20 acres east of bav-
GU less 81 acres sold to Tsdemy, sec Is
tp 5 mr. west, 10 acres in se ar Of nv
or OF Sc Or sec 81 tp =, half Of sec g
tp 6 nr2 W, n half of sw or sec 8 tn 8
|nrle. Parish 78. rs, state As. IS. vet
Grams $40. state roads 2.l8, schools
"a. rs, parish roads n. 36. notice pc.
adv 90. Total 295. ~.
LaInboe and Noel 500 acres. ~ ar
Of NV or sec 80. NV Or of sw a., sw az
OF sw ar, NV or OF Sc or, se or Of ne ar
sec 29, hall Of ne or, ne or Of nv ar
sec 80 tp6nr2e. Parish BIO, state
80, veterans tax Soc, state reads 18c.
schools l.. Is, parish roads l.O6, notice
25c, adv SEQ. Total 35.08
On said day Of sale will sell such
portions of said property as each debt
or will point out. and in case the debt
or will not point out sufficient property
! will ut once and without further delay.
sell the least quantity of said property
or any debtor. which any bidder will
buy for the amount Of the taxes inter-
est and cost due by said debtor. The
sale will be without appraisment for
cash in legal tender money Of the United
States, and the property sold shall Be
redeemsble at any time for the space Of
one year, BY paying the price given, In
GLIDING all costs and twenty (20) per
cent thereon.
L. o. CLINTON.
Sheriff and Ext fIicio Tax C<llector.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-05-04
Louisiana '.Over the Top" With Y. M.
C. A. Subscriptions

Our readers and friends of the
Y. M. C. A. who have been he p
ing our soldiers with their con-
tributiuns. will be glad to know
that Louisiana leads every State
in the Union in largest percent
age of subscriptions paid in. Be-
low is given a list of fifteen
States next to Louisiana with
amounts paid. The list embraces
States that have paid 75per cent
over their pro rata and upward:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-05-04

BILE in regard to sugar and -four limit
with my tenants. ,Wnen | hold them
down they have recourse to Montgom-
cry merchants, but am notifying them
they must not let them have it.
J. l. Mccain. Montgomery, says: 81
find all comply with instructions at
present, and have been in the past,
with an exception or two. The only
complaint can offer is that our people,
including merchants, will NOT attend
meetings of any kind for patriotic
work. We certainly need reproach
from some source to correct it. Have
not had any speakers to reach US"
Geo. C. Purvis, New Verda. says:
Merchants here seem to be complying
with regulations. No knowledge of
any violations to report. Ii find any
will report same. Have talked with
persons other than merchants who
claim to be observing the wheatless
days, also one wheatless meal every
day."
These replies clearly indicate
that the desire and intention of
our people to help win the war"
is universal. There is neither
desire or intention to avoid war
saving orders, and whatever vio-
lations have occurred have been
mainly from lack of information.
The people are beginning to
understand that there is no scar
city of food in the United,States.
To the contrary, there is an album
dance of food; so much so that
Mr.. Hoover has decided that we
can send more than half of our
Flour, Meat, Meat Fats and Sug-
ar to our soldiers and allies, and
not suffer the least deprivation.
The only request is that we save
ne-half of our Flour, Meat Fats,
Meat and Sugar, 50 that they can
be shipped to Europe. The food
regulations are put on to require
everybody to serve alike in this
desirable saving. Nobody need
have any fear of being forced to-
do without a reasonable supply
of these essential foods.
The order is to save -save every
thing; and also to eat bountifully.
but to go heavy on our plentiful
perishable foods. and 20 hight on
foods needed for war supplies.
Let us ali do this.
II. i. GOODWIN,
Parish Food Adn,i,,sSfro<r,r
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-05-04
Champion Ia His Class.

"Been to the food sbow?" "Nop'
What's the news from there7' SON
Iunchroom man took prize for IN ,
thinnest ham sandwich. "-Louisvil
Tor'~s>~ rc.---esr
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-05-04

farlSn Is nelQ, WITHIN the legal hours
for judicial sales, beginning at Ii clock
a. m. on
Saturday, May Is, 1918
and continuing on each succeeding day
until said sales are completed all i'm
movable property on which taxes are
now due to the State of Louisiana and
parish of Grant, to enforce collection
of taxes assessed for the year 1917, to-
gether with interest thereon from the
3lst. day of December, 1917, at the rate
Of 10 per cent per annum until paid.
and all costs.
The names of said delinquent taxpay-
ers, the amount of taxes due by each
on the assessment of said year, and the
immovable property assessed to each,
to be offered for sale, is as follows:
WARD ONE
Brennan. Mrs Ms acres, NV or OF se Or q
&C res In sc corner of ne or OF or "a tip +
W, Parish tax 6Se. state tax 43c. vete; ans Sc.
state roads 2e schools Csc, parish roads 34c no.
tice 25c, advertising So. Total $5.4s
Faraldc L Lacroix-4o acres So or of NV or
se: tip nriw: Parish tax nc. state tax 40,
veterans 81, state roads &c. schools TIE, parish
roads 36e. notice 25e. adv SO. Total SOFA.
Jones and Chapman--eo ncres, halt interest in
ne or OF ne ar sec - TIP fiir4w. Parish tax &c
state tax Zoe veterans 4c state roads lc. schools
use. parish roads lsc. notice 25c, advertising -.
Total $40.
Kelly. J f. succession-4o acres, NV ar OF ne or
sec IS p7nr1w. Parish tax TIC state tax 4ec
vrt@raHs ST.. state roads 2c, schools !. ~ parish
roads see, notice 25c. adv -. Total 6.:9.
Murphy, Jim-A certain piece of land begin
1iug at the sou beast corner Of block OF Ie5age
addition to Cofax. running north "A degrees. Is
degrees west 132 feet. stHth ~ dsgr es ~ tgrpes
west 100 feet west "a degrees. i5desre.s east 1872
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-05-04

Parish Food Administrator.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-05-04
WARD TWO

klcy, wm-4 bs-lU0 acres bought from u W
- "a az Pc, oeed recorded tn Book T page 2o1
w {psnrle. Parish soc. state 5Cc veterans
ate roads &c. schools Soc. parish roads Csc,
no e Bee. adv $50. Total Sl3.
~, W J--40 acres. nv Or OF ne or sec Is To
= Parish 72c, state 40c. veterans Sc. s,ste
PEI roads nc. Total SOL.
ndon. Ed--Lots 5 and block of leSage
- 1oh TO Colfax. Parish $50. state Ia, vet-
zac, state roads &c. schools 25a parish
- $50. notice 25c. adv 500. Total IL vs..
Hndler. M--l2o acres. q half Of ne or. sw ar OF
pe ner II fp6nr2w. Parish 2l6, state e.
pms &c. state roads &c. schools 2.I8 parish
LES. motive 25c adv 500. Total 1918.
bert, D--4 acres as per deeu recorded ~
Parish tax 20. state Coz, Grams Use
tsc sc. adv . o.. Total SIT.
ugh, F-s ares In NV or Of ne ar Of ne a,
- ~ Gnrle. Parrish lVc. state &c. vet ram
~ tate roads lie. schools zoe. parish roads Sc
neI e zac. adv 800. Total 4.6s.
ed. Mot bounded u by Iron Mt Ry, Z
~ Hree Notch road. by SANDY Greek. " by v
L hnson. Parrish 2.9z. stnte IS. Veterans 4le
~ roads Sc, schools 5.&f, parish roads 4C
ny p SC. adv 400. Total IL 49,
odnett. B-s5 acres, " half Of se or Of =
- o. sw ar Of se-qr sec tp snr : ". Parisf
" state tax 6uc, veterans I3s state roads g.,
81 ri tax Los. parish roads tS, notice &C. ad,
80 Total IA
mt. T--l acre In sw cdr ne or Of NV ar see
Snr W. Parish 1884. state l.s5. veterans
stS etrte roads sc.s school tar 3-5. parish roads
u. notics 2hc. adv 500. Total 1882
croix, ] s. 50 acres. nv or Of NV or. nv or
ot Or sec tp 5nr1w- Parish La sta . soc,
W ans l6c. state roads e., schools LA, parish
roy nc. notice &c. adv SOD. Total 7.S5.
rris 9. DO heres. ~ Or Of sw az sec IS tp
lie Parrish Tie, stale 4Oc. veterans g., state
70 &c schools l0s. arish roads Sc. notice
adv 800. Total sol.
PGers. I J-7S acres. re or OF &c or sec IS. AZ
or Xew or sec rs tp nrl ", less acres Par
lisp ~, state TIC, veter is 16c. state roads e.
scl Pe 2So. parish roads zoe. notice 25c. adv
&c Total 9.l3
AiBwrixht Mrs TAO acres sw or sec 10
lag ser 10 tp7nrie. arish Asa. state an
W rams SIC, state roads schools 4-0l, partsh
ro 2:ss, notice 25c, adv ,'.0U. Total l4Ss.
pgers and Esther " ashl urn--4O acres, NV or
of ar See . ~ Gnr2w. uffsh Tie, state Toe
ve pans e.. state roaus 2r schools 774 parish
re41s SEC, notice 2sc. adv $50. Total 5 5S
WARD THREE
liam, F-<0 acres. NV or OF NV or sec 30 tn
~ e. Parish 2.44. state las. veterans nc
stu[e roads &c. schools 4.Ss. parish roads LIZ,
no@ee 25c. adv a.JO. Total 1913.
H|ehardson. Mrs N F-4o acres, nv or Of AZ ar
se9Z tip 7nr3w; Parish re state 4oc. veter-
am Is. state roads 2c schools 72c. parish roads
S6c@ notiee 2sc, adv 400. Total b.55.
WARD Fl UR.
1hns. Mrs Mo acres, We or of>se ar ssc 9
tp n 4 v. Parish LIZ, state sc. veterans &c, |
std roads Sc. schools i72. parish roads CSC. mo-
tic -, adv 800 Total S.74
WAR; FIVE.
wRinR. A-4o acres. NV or Of se or sec "A tn !
n west. Parish Ia. state 7sc. Veterans lee |
- roads &c, srhonIs lao. parish roads 7Ur no
lte X. adv S.tO. Total s.53.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-05-04

This empty fishing net of ours
ought to have an English title"
~Why soY' because It Is barren
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1918-05-04

W 6nGr2orh go Srnr
I - 1.seves es1 7 afFe p! NM - 0tpvHyIt1IE
e. -: ta - ~ - .ssans zse state Foads
i".a' f-se.
Hatir Mn acres fractional NV or Of se Or
ssc - ~ enIgs. rarisn s1c. state NC Veterans
.,ies ~ .o az az a. ~ pafAn ROADS isc
uvs,s w,u,s--s ..rss =, ,~,.o-... a.
tseurxrtowr Pnrish LIZ state sc, veterans S3e
tsH ~ a o. AZ parish ROADS 6Se mo-
''.e 49, e'' '''e' 1os1' 'sc--
ncnanemin. J-iM acres and improvements
IN Selma Parish sV2! state ll24. ysterans2.2s.
state road. ssc schools ~ - parish roads ie.l2
rs.n,,,,.- RI -. :. -.
Ia sr., a. .ta ~ az ~ 1870. 49,. sx. rarIn
~" tsh ~ !. -, s'sse susur -. scnooas
Tossi ss '''@ 's "''''es 49, aossr''s'"e s.'v'
Roan En- .ere. n.v :,
a. s - ~ @ - ... 20, ~ SUITE xoc, veterans
~. ,; g. az "a r,, ~, parish rohor iscs
$780,. NJ 90 -
~ rr :. W !, ~, ~. a. na 2. ~ gr - g.
a,ls ~ ,s,,.h r.ss - s. S s Iyc
~, T,tni Il, ioaos 1'''s nosass <'es NV
So. ~ -. 80. -
sn a. ~ aeaes yosknt run yi'estous
mnt;s e. soads 10 - parish roaos 4ic
AesS. 49, ~ ~
Smith and Hoicomb-l acre and houses at
lima lima o. per aeeo reserasa IN oook page 10
~, s.t,<,<si. - Ne -. .,sr. = - -~ss
-. ~ .,t..i IN 90 foaas ava nSt'ee 1oc
az. ~" III W..
ms &C. -i.e 81 ano 70. ~ ueoIee-
d ., h S a. ssss ,S ~ 3, AZ ss
~ : an To, Al "a ''' ''>'' 80 "o''se 50
..'.
as per deed recorded In book = page s4s PsrisS
e STATE isc veterans as state roads t. schools
Total asa ' : : 1870 - = 80 '''''' ''s'
woodmen Hall in Georgetown. Parish SOC.
state soc, veterans loo. state roads &c, schools
re; paEs - roads 4'e NOTICE z0c advertising soO
'''''' $50 wArp s1x
a.u~.~ on cornora,,on~. ,so ..r..
is ip5nr4x. Parish ass. state i.sc. veterans 81
sc; state roads Sc. schools rs. parish roads
L. notice z'e, sdv Scs To.a. iS4''
Eeeo MMso aerss na,s o - ~ gr sec IL y
stare roads &c. schools IA parish roads ~.
notice ne adv 800, Total ii.N.
ssSue,c M 9s'fs1 Hs ac cs nnn interest n
i4tp5nr4w. Parish s.5s, stat iss. veterans
Soc state roads lsc. schools AS. parish roads
La. notice zoe, auv 40 Total 's-@.
Buxton. VIZ ss IRE hot e nsa "a, Montgomery AZ
per deed recorded in book Q pass 20. Parish ~.
state iss vsssrs &c state rosds ie schools -
Total To- $50 So : - 1850 - - - '''-e ~
smith. Ida estate-House and lot at Mont
somsrs psrish csc; state &c veterans &C. state
Sc adv sso. Total s IS ~ =" '''' - "'''e
Thompson. T 40 acres ne ar Of &c or sec "a