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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-29
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up Quit blowing and analiliag' 4
dose of epapos Cold Compound" taa .
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are taken usually breaks any cold
r.Fht ap
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-12-29

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WOMAN pOISONER IS
HELD BY OFFICERS
Admits Ore Case. Wholesale
Poisoning OF Persons Is Laid
At Door Of Providence
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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06
Hahnr;lle, La. August 2, 1872

HdilHFiliey Id f1ub uot (, ~
A special meeting Of the Boardof Com
nlisSioners OF tue st. Charles Parish
Gravity Drainage District no. One w S
held this date with the following ineui-
bcrs PRESENT.:
Messrs Paul T: Montz, Stanislas Hyme
u. ]. Keller and L. I.orio
Absent None
There were also present at the meeting
Messrs Buchler and Payne
The minutes of the last meeting were
read ard apr wed as read.
Mr.. Buchier read letter from John {.
THOMPSON. Bond Attorney of New York
in which Mr.. Thompson agrees to ap-
prove the bond issue upon the meeting
of certain requirements by this Board.
On motion duly seconded it was agreed
to change the regular meeting days TO
the first Tuesdays ofevery month at nine
thirty 4 M
Whereas Mr. r. J. Vial member OF
this Board by appointment OF the Gov
ernor has been elected member OF the
Parish School Board and it is therefore
necessary that some other party be ap-
pointed III his place.
a. It Resolved that the Governor OF
this State be req uested to appoint MI
Dominique Lousteau vice K. J. Vial.
Be it further resolved that copy OF
This resolution be sent to the Governor
of the State of Louisiana.
: Whereas the term of Messrs Stanis'as
Hyrel and T. Lorio as members OF this
Board have expired and it is necessary
that they be reappointed by the Poiics
! I,,ry of this Parish
Therefore b II resolved that the 20
lice Iurv Of the Parish of St. Charles whici
meets in regular session this day be re-
auested to reappoint these two parties az
members of this Board.
Whereas. the public improvement
! Drainage Bonds issued by the Board o.
Commissioners of the st. Charles Pa
: rish Gravity Drainage District No. One
: dated December Ist, 1919 have not beer
issued and are aloutto be issued IN set
Element of estimates fer the WORK dohe
BY contractor, Huth Construction 90. ln'
and,
(; Whereas, bonds Nos. one, two were
due December lst. 1920 and coupons No
one, two aud three on all OF the bond
!. were due respectively on the ist ola,
of June and OIL the 1st day OF Decenibe
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06

1872 and on tie lst day of june -
Il.e.efore, bc Ii le o v,d ny til: b~-..d
OF Commissioners OF tIe 81. Charles IA
rish Gravity Drainage District 40. One
that the Secretary Treasuser OF this Boar Il
be, and he is hereby authorized to call
Gel bonds Nos. One and Two, due De-
cen,ber 1st 1920 and also to clip and Can
eel coupons Nos. One Two and Three,
due as stated above, on all of the bonds.
The Ioll being called on the adoption
of tie above resolution, the votes resulted
as follows;
Yeas MONTE, Keller, Hymel and Lorio.
NAYS None
Whereas the Hutl Construction Co. has
performed certain work Ill accor dance
with the provisions of the contract enter
ed into with this Board, dated December
18th, 1890. ard has presented TO this
Board a certificate signed by the engineer
of this board, showing the amount of
wo.k done, and all estimate made OF fhe
amount which said contractor is entitled
to receive from this board, same being
the total amount for work done, less 10
per cent retained by the board i'll accord
ance with contract. Therefore, be it re-
solved, by the Board of Commissioners
of the ST. Charles Parish Gravity Drain
age District No. One that the Secretary
Treasurer of this Board be authorized to
spread on the minutes of this Board the
said estimates of the engineer that the
said estimates be now accepted by the
Board and the contractors claim for work
performed be allowed, i'll accordance
with the said estimates.
Be it Further Resolved etc. that since
the total amount of the work done up to
aud including July 31st, 1921 less the ~
per cent retained, is equal to the sum OF
SIS SIT 81 as will appear from estimates
Nos. One, Two. Three, Four and Five OF
file with the Secretary and spread ON
these minutes and since said contractor
has agreed to take bonds of this District
on the basis Of 90 per cent OF par plus
accrued interest, the Secretaryis hereby
authorized to deliver bonds numbered
Three to 30 inclusive being rs bonds at par
value of s28 600 90 and at 80 per cent
of par equals to SIS 200 90 plus accrued
interert to and including August 1921,
equals to S244 Al and since making total
# S25 ,444 AZ and since the total estimate
i equal to SIS ,s17 81 the balance OF 1913.
% is hereby credit IL favor Of the con-
tractor on the next estimate.
Estimates made by the Engineer are
as follows;
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06
ESTIMATE NO ONE

Total leught dredged S.a So to is
1900 Feet plus distance to prs irie about
1000 Ft 2SC0F e.
Amount of cubic yards excavated loco
l8 IL cents per cubic ,ard' S2,035.o0
Less 10 per cent retained Z03. 50
Amount due contractor 81 ,S3l SO
ESTIMATE no. TWO
Canal Alb
Station 2--36 34OO Fl 15,9S0Cu Yds
Station 81 to Prairie 1S00F 3, 200"
Cross Canal G-AH
Station 80 to rs plus 50
/ $50 IT 7,ezZ
,27, lo2 Gu Ydsi
Less Estimate No One HOO" "
1912 Gu YdsI
16, 1902 o Gu Yds at 1912 cts
per Gu I'd ,9Io ~
Less 10 per cent retained z9'.o9i
Amt due contractor s.. CSC. oS'
ESTIMATE NO THREE
Canal ABB
Station O-3e $500 Feet 5000 Gu. yds
Station Sc TO Prairie
1900 Feet 3,1Oo
Cross Canal GA |
Station 1872 $500 Fl II ,O8S.3
Cross Canal A53-42H
Station r. IS 500 Ft. 3,4oo.o
SO,675.l
Less estimate No. Two 27,l0l.0 -"
23,573.1 -"
% 5731Cuy ds at 1s1-2c,s s4,se1.o2
Less 10 per cent 4oo.lo
Amount due contractor S,9A4.SL
ESTIMATE NO. FOUR
Canal Alb
Sta O--36 $500 Fl 10000 Gu Yds
:" IS to prairie 800 Fl $1,000 " I"
Cross Canal All
Sta II to rs 500 Feet 3.4oo.S =.
"7S--1oO S2C0 " A,oOl.o {"
Cross Canal CA
Sta 1872 $500 Feet N,oSo.0
Trinity Canal
sta to 26 $500 Feet 1885 "
Total los, 1858 :" j."
Less estimate No Three s0.675.1 "
4,S9O.2 Gu Yds
81. $50 2 Gu Yds at IS IL cts
per Gu Yd slo,d94'o7
Less 10 per cent retained l,olo.H
Amt due contractor ~, l39.Zz
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA
2Sth., Judicial District Court
Parish of St. Charles
No. S04 -.
Joseph Schwartz
VS.
Joseph v. Garibaldi

nv virtue Of a writ of seizure ard sale
to me directed by the Honorable lSta.,
Judicial District Court of tire State OF La
in and for the Parish of St. Charles, IN
the above entitled and numbered case
bearing date of April l9tli., 1919, ! shall
proceed to sell at public auction TO the
last and highest bidder. at tlls~front door
of the Court House, on Saturday aug.
goth 1921, at II O'Clock A. M, tile ioi-
lowing described property tc-wit:-
The undivided fourth Of one haliot a
tract Of land measuring one arpent front
on tie Mississippi River. by depth OF
forty arpents bounded on the upper side
bv tile property of Widow p. Champagne
or assigns. and on the lower side by pro
nertv of Louis Gordon Or assigns. Pur-
chased by. the said Garibaldi from Eu-
phemon Mcngrue by act passed before
u. Martin, Clerk of Court, on Nov
eniber 23,d. 1888.
j, 4 certair tract of land on tile RICH
bank OF the Mississippi River, measuring
one-half arpent front on said river Dy
forty arpents in depth. less that qpaht'-
~ of land taken from said tract sold III
small PARCELS on March IA, 1925, June
20. 1893, April "a, 1902 and Jan. q, lsos
leaving according to assessment rolls .
arpents more or less. Being the residue
Of the property which said Garibaid' ac-
ouired BY means Of the partition MADE
bv him with Albert Harrison. Oct. ~,
1895.
3 Two certain lots of ground, designa.
ted by the Nos. Five and Fourteen ano
measuring as foliows:- Lot Five to),
one-half arpent in width by seventy Zee
in de pth, bounded in front BY lot fon'
and in the rear by lot No. ana SAT-
Lot Fourteen has one-lalf arpent y
width by zoos feet IN dept h. boufde'
in front by lot Is and i'll the rear by 10
IS less one lot taken trcm lot four
teen measuring Sc feet square, sol
FEB. 26, 1900 and another piece havinl
the same dimensions sold jan. 23, lsos
BEING residue Of the property which III
said Joseph v.e.aTibaldl purchased iroi
EnocA Surrell ly act passed Leiofe
d. Martin, Clerk Of Court, Jan. Is, 1872
T. The undivided twelfth of tract
land on TIL right bank OF the Mississip
River at about eighteen miles above u
civ Of New Orleans measuring ons-ha
arpent trout on said river by SO arptn
e.p between parre1lel lines; bounds
above by lands OF Widow Y. zeringue
assigns, and below by land OF Arth
zeringue or assigns Pur chased BY 50
Ioseun ii. Garlbaldi from @. Williai
~ al. &C, passed March a, 1895. befo
i. s. Martin, Clerk Of Court, record
i. the Parish Of st. Charles in Convs
ance BOOK folio 4o4.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06

i uTcS Gel tain lOSo ~ S'O -
mated bv the numbers One and Twelve
and Eighteen OF the subdivisions of a
dam Cooper tract measuring as .oAio"s'
I OF One tl) one half arpent front OF the
Public road BY seventy feet i'll depth, LOT
Twelve one-l,alf arpept wide BY - teet
in depth Qess 50 feet front by one-haail
deep sold Nov. 3, 1897 and said Lot
Eighteen, oue-half arpent wide by looo
feet deep, bounded above by the proper
ty Of u. Robert or assigns & belo" "y
the property of l.. Kenney, usuiruef"aiy
or assigns and also the undivided one
sixth share and interest i'll and 10 the
rear lands which were not lnclrded IN
the partition with Adam Cooper and
others, referred to i'll said Garibaidi act
of purchase. Purchased by the said Jo-
seph V. Garibaldi from Louis Williams
aud others by act passed before J. Is.
Martin, Clerk OF Court OIL March l4th.'
1886, recorded in the Parish OF ST. Charles
in Conveyance Book y" folio 400, tLess
property sold to Ernest Ory). Together
with all the buildings and improvements
| on said lands.
Less the following described property
4 ~ A peice or portion of ground, nine
ty-six 1867 feet wide, by depth OF One
| hundred ninety-two (l92) feet being part
of Lot Fourteen, and adjoining properly
of Mrs Louise Vidal all i'll the Parish OF
St Charles, OH the right bank OF the MISS
issippi River. Being the same property
sold by Joseph v. Garibaldi to Louise
Vidal, as per act before E. A. Parsons,
L N. F., in and for the Parish OF Orleans
State of Louisiana, dated March END
1912, reg in conveyance office "fthe ra-
risl of St. Charles, in book %" iolio
22l ct seq.
fo) A certain peice or portion of ground
! measuring about ninety-six t9o). Zee
wide bv depth of about one hundred
ninety-two (l92) feet and being bounuse
on the front by the property OF Mari
Nelson. Oil the hack by the property Q
Gustave Williams, OH the upper side D,
the property of Mary Nelson and on TIL
lower side by tile property OF Sa'nne
Anderson. Being the SAME property soi'
nv Joseph v. Garibaldi to Joseph W
Wallace. as per.act before +. A. Parsons
N p. dated August 26, 1913, reg !
conveyance office of the Parish OF d
Charles, III Book "R" folio 224, ct sec
And from the proceeds OF SAID SAFE
!, pay to petitioner Jos. Schwartz, BY pre'e
a ence over all other claims the sum
n Eipht hundred nihety-twc and oo-a'
e 1892 sol dollars. together with egg
Il per cent interest per annuin .thereo
e from March 8, 1918, until paid, togeth
'r with ten per cent upon the amount
:. said principal and interest as attorney
l. fees and four dollars for copy OF act
sale mortgage. and all costs OF these pr
ceedings.
= Terms aud conditions cash on the sp'
= Leon c. Vial,
= Sheriff, Parish of ST Charles.
IS sheriff's Office, Parish of St. Chari'
= July 9th 1921.
u
re 666 quickly relieves Constr
ton, Biliousness Loss OF Appel
j, and Headaches, due to Tori
ng Liver. Adv.
by
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06

Proceeding Of the St. Charles PARISH
Gravity Drainage District No. ].
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06

666 has more limitations than
any other Fever Tonic on the
market, but no. one wants lmlta
tons. Adv.
We are proud Of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the pubic
have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic
Rub my tism is powerful an
tiseptic. Cures infected cuts. old
sores, letters. etc. Adv.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06
Es'rIA1.tTt No Five

/ Is lM- Il = no lIhS
Caua1 Alb
Station o to SO $500 It 16,9Z0.0 Cnyd
station SO to Prairie
500 # 5000
Cross Canal A--G
station 10 to72 $500 # II JESS
Cross Canal All
station II to l35 End of
Unit No One II 800 # o8,Sol.6
Gross Canal CHI Unit No2
STATEN 1S5 to 2l7 300 fl lo,S229
Trinity Canal
station 0 to 37&54- 3, 754 #
22,179.3
155 .061.1
Less estimate No Four los, 5o5.3
.49, 1853
lat IS 1-2cents per Gil I'd 50. l5o.72
LESS 10 per cent rel tanned 9l5.o7
IS. 2+1 .o5
Aletter from Engineer Frank 7 p yne
was read in which he asked to allow $3.50
per month and such incidental expenses
as lie would have to make i'll the field to
carry OIL his work and balance as per con
tract Upon motion Only made and Sc
conded this matter was approved
There being no further business the
board adjourned
President MohH
secretary Keller
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-08-06

am applying for a pardon or
communication of sentence.
WALTER VIGNES,
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-07-07
Fifty Years in the Ministry

Doubtless many readers of the Cou-
rier remember the names of Gilbet
Brittle and Phil Bradford. Brittle
was more of public man than Brad
ford. On this account Brittle was
much in demand on public occasions.
He became noted as a neighborhood
debater. He took great pleasure in
debating with such men as DIR. Mead
or and others about Commerce. He
was hard to defeat and for awhile
wore the ribbon as a debater. My
father took on himself to put a new
antagonist after Mr.. Brittle. He Sc
leceted Phil Bradford, who lived near
old Mount Holly school house, of bles-
sed memory, and was a neighbor to
jordan Killer, uncle Isom Fuller,
Gregory Moore and other citizens, all
of whom are now dust. Phil Bradford
was pale and swathy in complexion,
low built, one eye out and Souldn't see
much out of the other He wore a
blueblue, homemade suit of jeans,
with a striped jacket, and carried a
big red handkerchief, and was seldom
DFer seen away from home. His APP
I pearance was anything but debater.
i No one knew of his oratorical powers.
/ Father learned it through Jack and
/ Agnes Jenkins, son and daughter of
/ Wyatt Jenkins, whose wife was a
/ Bradford. Jack and Agnes used to
speak to crowds at dressings. Faith
er used the first Wheeler and Mellick
two-horse power threshing machine
/ ever used in that community. l used
to go with them to bring in fresh
horses when ten bushels had been
threshed. He would thresh from ear
/ ly summer until frost. Occasionally
Jack and Agness Jenkins would come
tc the threshing crowd. When they
! did they were oftimes called on to
speak. Agness would turn loose:
'SThe boy stood on the burning deck,
and Jack, "How big was Alexander
pa" and such flights of oratory were
seldom ever heard. Father got his
notion that Phil Bradford, the uncle
of these children, was an orator. Ac-
cordingly, arrangements were made
for a debate between Brittle and
Bradford A great crowd gathered,
/ the judges selected, the battle opened
I by Brittle, who made a fine speech on
some historical question. He was fol-
/ lowed by Mr.. Bradford, who arose in
his queer appearance, looking more
+ like a green-hcrn than a debater. He
drew out his big red bandana and
! drew it across the back of his chair
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-07-07
LAND SALE
H. E. SWAMI, Admir-. Eft Al
EDGAR SWAMI EFT AL

EDGAR SWAMI EFT AL
In Chancery Court at Carthage, Ten
nessee.
In obedience to a decree of the
Chancery Court at Carthage Tenn,
made at the March term, 1871, in the
above styled case, l will, onf Saturday.
the 10th day of July, 1871, at 2:3O
p. m. in front of the court house door.
sell to the hi CHEST and best bidder the
property in laid decree described, be-.
ing tract of land known as the W. r.
Swami farm, lying and being in the
second civil district gof Smith County,
Tennessee, ana described as follows.
Bounded northl by the lands of Rob-
ert Woodland And Reece and Hales
East by the lands of said Woodland,
Clarence SMITH and W. w. West;
South by the lands of J. B. Hackett,
and west by tie. lands of j. A. Nixon,
containing 50facrea, more or less.
TERMS OF sane: Said sale will
be made on credit of twelve and
twenty-fouf months, and in bar of the
equity of redemptionA Notes, bearing
interest from date, with approved Sc
curity, win be required and lien will
be retained on the land to further Sc
cure the purchase money.
~ This goth day of JuneA 1921.
JERE GARDENH1RE, C. & M.
j. N. FISHER, Solicitor.
6-23-4t
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-07-07
NONRESIDENT Notice
w. A. Hall ct AL, ComplaiDknts

w. A. Hall Eft AL, ComplaiDAnts
VS..
Hugh Bradley Et AL Defendants
1t appearing from affidavit filed in
this casse, that the defend Ant, Hugh
Bradley,%s a nonresident of the State
of TennesseeN
1t is therefore~arder chat he enter
his appearance hereiH, before or
on the first day NQf the County
Court to be held az Carthage, on
the First Monday FIN \ august, next,
Compliments 441l, or the same will
be taken for confessed as ITO him and
set for hearing ex parte end that a
copy of THIS order be published for
four consecutive weeks in Athe Car
thage Courier
County Clerks Office June 27, 1921.
J. E. HIGH, Clerk
J. R. CURTIS, Sol for Complainants.
6-30-4t.