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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-04
bids OPENED
cdr dunes
HIGHWAY

1nnuu<xSternank fs r1rade by law
*s,snes nyuns. director OF the state
SnsghwEy department that he state
FrfxhswuY commission will open
Nneahsd proposals at 10 o'clock on
fAprl Is, for the construction OF
sapproxhmafely % miles of hard
epuurneced pavement. This is a part
bs,f the comm1ssion's program to
build 113.7 miles Of rigid type pave
meut during 1923. Roads on which
contracts will be let at this time
for both paving and structures in
ciude the famous Dunes highway
in the. extreme north part of the
state, road to Louisville, through
southern Indiana. and a section of
the national road In the vicinity of
PsitnAmville.
Bids are asked on three classes OF
ipavemert-brfck. bituminous con
crete n concrete. for the follow
ing protects
Louisville road. IN jackson coun-
TT. CrothersvilIe 10 2 Ia miles east
of Seymoud, lis miles.
DIMES highway. In Porter coun-
~. Gary TO Baiieytown, 1908 miles.
Dunes highway. in Porter and La
ttPorte counties. Baileytown to Mich
lsgen City. 10.T miles.
National road. In Putnam county,
3sutnamviHe TO Is miles east Of Mt.
eEferidian, 6-897 miles.
It was explained by Mr. Lyons
&Aat at this letting no contract will
Me awarded for grading or pave
Snenf on the lis mile stretch on the
louisville road in Jackson county,
sand that contracts only will be
finwarded for structures under 20
fleet span on this particular pro-
Eect- On tho other three projects
Apaving and grading are included.
nThe commission will furnish the
prenent~oR all except the first pro-
EBecs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-04

( Dear Mrs. Thompson: ! am a
married woman with four sweet
children. ! don't love my husband
ANY more and never can. All! am
Swing with him for Is my ch1lcren
N am almost crazy at times.
We live in the country and
never 60 any place except TO one
bf my neighbors- ! always have
10 walk because he won't furnish
me a way to 60. He says he Is
ASHAMED to so any place with me
and he doesn't care whether ! go Oh
not I always look nice whenever
we have lived here a year in Q
new neighborhood and I don't like
<his country. ] want 70 20 back
where my folks are and where ]
know everybody and have q lot OF
friends. I want 10 get out and take
nav children, but how can i?
They don't know what Sunday
wchoof il and it is too far for them
tr walk You don't know how hate
this.
He eoes somewhere almost every
dsy. When he comes home he tells
m@ aD0Uy 0CnGI WOAAlSlp INV AAACAA
lv they arc and the nice things they
have in their homes. / can't have
nice things for he won't give ms
any money.
He curses me something awfu.
and says if be had a gun he woulc
blow my brains out My children
hear ali this. He scolds and nag:
mt them for everything they do anc
whips them awfully.
81 am a good worker and always
have been, but I am getting to
place where / can hardly do m.
work. I worry so much l can
sleep at night for thinking.
He thinks too much of his people
He has taken money from me anC
given It to his folks. / worked hare
with chickens to get it. He salt
he would give it back. but he neve
will now.
I want to leave him so badly
What would you advise me to do
Jail would be too good g place fol
man like mine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-04

"How'g Jig F1ddlin's rheumatism
by nowf" asked an acquaintance.
@Wen," replied Sam Fiat of
it's better. His mother-in-law made
up some liniment out of bone-dry
ticker and one thing and another.
and l reckon she didn't weaken It
down enough. Tennyrate, Jig
rubbed it on his legs, and sixteen
seconds later jumped through the
winder and lit out. hitting the high
places for the tall timber, yelling
in an unknown tongue at every
jump. Took him three days to get
back, and he says that either the
exercise or the liniment cured him,
and he don't know-p-tu!--which."
Two children were playing on a
back porch. The mother. In an ad-
joining room, heard the remark:
swell, ] can't make an angel out
of you, but I'm going to make q
devil!"
The mother peeped out to see
Just how this was to be accomplish
ed. To her horror she saw the
JO4HE9 NAAA0 oLaA4d4nk very cttAIs
completely undressed, while the
older child was applying a COM
plete coating of green paint
After Mr.. Brown had raked his
yard he took the accumulated rub
bish into the street to burn. A
number of neighbors' children came
iocking about the bonfire, among
them a little girl whom Mr.. Brown
did not remember having seen be-
fore Wishing 10 make the
stranger feel at ease, he beamed
upon her and said, heartily: "Hello,
isn't this a new facet"
A deep red suffused her freckles.
NO" she stammered, at amt new.
It's just been washed"
Kathleen and Josephine, both
aged six years, were b5som friends,
as had been their families for gen.
erations back. So the Jones's were
In a qusndary to know the trouble
with Kathleen when she came home
from school several days crying,
and saying: II won't sit with
Josephine!"
why, has Josephine made you
mad 7"
~No."
well. what's Che matter, thenf~
cause she's got freckles. and !
am afraid / will catch them"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-04

Tha Imperial Valley, California.
alone produces cantaloupes enough
FRo surpiy One to each inhabitant of
she United States with many mill
kcns over
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-04

The woman who known, hose val
ues won't want to be absent from
this selling tomorrow. They arc
pure thread silk hose with fash
toned backs and mercerized wide
garter tops: soles and heels are
reinforced for extra wear. Come
in black and colors at STAG a pair.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-04
Girls Princess Slips for
Confirmation, $1.f9io$1.94

10 nE.ar with nex party or confirmation dresses. Made
lace and embroidery; a narrow 6ounce of embroidery
Of soft finish nainsook and dainty trimmed with val.
and lace. also lace insertion. Very moderately priced
at $1.19 to $1.95.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-04
Easter Footwear
for THE Kfddies"

and Ckildren's White and White Top Shoes fo
Easter-Fine quality patent with white tops. also al
white buck shoes. Sizes 81 to II and l1M to 2
regular at $500, Sale &C 10
,rlce WA@sA~
Children's Brown and Black Patent Enstep Strap
Slippers. Sizes 4 TO 8. CT 40
Smart styles at S2.48, $1.s8 and. -. ~@'<~
Infants First Step Slippers, in black and brown
patents, also white KID. Sizes to 4. g. AZ
rIetty styles at . :.-:--.-
Children's Slippers, in black and brown patents,
many rev styles. turn and welt soles. CD AQ
Sizes 61 to II. at S3.4a, s2.ss and ~@o
Misses Slippers, snasrt ersaiezs with esa strap
including the new Flspper with strap and buckles.
Sizes ilN to 2. 60 O2
Priced at s4.4a, $685. and. ~AO
Girls Oxferds and Slippers, black aRd bre%a, IN
Guiding the popular Flappcr styles. c. or
Sizes ~ to 7. Priced at SASS and ~00
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SECOND WARD

1880. OPHELIA BROUSSARD-
House and 1000 acres portion of
lots No. l and 2, res from sale Of
land of A. v. Provost. $40 acres,
Bodin, A. Provost, Chenest. 5S.5I
acres lot No. 1 Sub. of A. v. Pre-
vost as per map on record. Agricul-
tural Class A. 5S.51 agricultural
Class B. 28.19 acres. l horse, cart.
l auto: Taxes $97.35. Int. $4.75,
Costs $425; Total $106. 35
1894. BALDWIN LUMBER COM
PANY-15.45 acres lot No. 2. S. w.
Cor. Of N: W. Ia Sec. IA, T. AS.
K. z E. 1881 acres, part of S1-2 of
S. E. IA Sec. II T. IA S. R. E.
265.78 acres, part of N. E. IA of
Sec. ID, T. Is S. r. 7E. 1886. 40
acres, N1-2 of S1-2 except 20 Sec.
IA, T. IA. S. R. 7 E. 160.7o acres,
5. f.. Ia of See. 15, T. IA, S. R.
Z F.. 1920 acres, strip along Wbd.
Of N. E. Ia of Sec. 13, T. ia, S.R.
8 E. 1924 acres, N. w. Ia of Sec.
45 T. IA S. R. Sc. 1920 acres,
S. W. Ia of Sec. 18 WIZ of Sec.
l9 s. W. IA Of Sec. 81 WIZ of N.
E: Ia Sec. 80 T. ID, S. R. 9. East
edge of N. w. Ia of E1-2 Sec. 80
2. 1-2 of E. 1-2 Sec. % T. H. s
K. 8 E. $4,000 acres, WIZ of Sec.
81 T. IA. S. r. 8 E. $500 acres.
l-2 Of S1-2 of SW1-4 Sec. 15.T.15g
p. 1896 acres, lots No. Ia. IS. J6
ana ana II, Sec. 81 T; Il. s. R. 8 E.
Hard wood Glass G. 294.54 acres De-
auded Cypress Glass B. 1857 acres.
!. ,axes az e $l07.43, Interest $5.37, Costs
S10.25; Total $123.O5.
54a4; CORDELIA & VELOfR
y EHENEST & O. BROUSSARD-
800 acres, lot No. 2, Sub. of A. v.
rirevest, 7 as per map on record. Ag-
ricuiturai Class B. $3.50 acres. 2
mules. Taxes $37.15, Int. $1.85,
Iosts $2.75: Total $41 rs.
S466. CHARITY GREEN---House
md lot I Bel. Gates. Hy. Hill. Nall
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FOURTH WARD

4oso. R. B. BISH0P-lolsa
acres, above by Maryland pi.nss
and below by Berwick Pit 49,
tural Class A. 375. acres. Denss
Cyrress Glass A. $40. acres, es,,.ss
provements, 2 mules. Taxes >'1s M
Int: s2l.44, Costs $780,
s49S;so' 42so' WILLIAM BusH-.H.sss y . .s
and lot, Road, Hebert, heoel'' 5e go I
erson. Taxes $5.70, Int. 'SV'
rs; Total $S:75: ,,,,prp co.
LTD.-200.OO acres, 5. ~ y, " IA
W. IA, S. E. IA Of n; .,d sE
Sec. 20, E1-2 of S. E; "a ana M Ser.
ID Of N. E. IA Of N: =: :: "a "a. ..rss y
10, T. IS, S. R: 10 Z; "a 0Vi'' = "A. s..
the West Fri. IL Sec. ~: " IA
R. 10 E. 10000 acres, ,; : = ia
Of N F. Ia, WIZ Of s f. 81
Sec. "a. N. W. IA OF y; e. = $500
of Sec. 25, T. Is, $: X; p 10 g.
acres. Sec. 20, T. Is, 5. D r. 7slM.
a, narndsd cvpress Class ,. .I - q:
Taxes s35.19, Int. $l.70' '''''
Total asat' s4' EST. 81 REUBEN coz ~.
House. vns' and lot, Cheval, Tecne, y,
mond, Road. Taxes sS"' 81
Costs s2.75; Total 50; -; 2S,;c,r,seN
4343. ALCEE DAi"Ic, c,.nseu s
al, Clausen. Agricultural II .cr.s. 20 Ip-
12o. acres Glass B. 40. ,. acr.' 80
provements, 7 mules, 8 cows IS
s1s449, Int. $9.2l, o"'S
Total $196.95. ~.
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ao i9.d. Taxes s5.os
-; ~; 70: Total 81 ~ 3. Int. j, a
c0 34'S. ALBERT u,x
CO, CO.., Storage HANSON asSos ,
S44,S2: d5&s Costs s2.755.S 75SeS Tossys ssysss
1896, GUSTAVF Total aa.
Manuel; NJ M :: Taxes ss5'eeaest, s5.eae + Scott
tot. +ot' \ AMossey, ard sSt.'fI-Hoes f,.H
Total S7.25. in'' q, COST \!
No. 5'l2. ; n,pI PETER LOTION u
Sost. S@; Ae1ituito,5s, e1i5 # 5,5,tss c 'e!i1a .!
LAKE; lakes s6.S7, Int. 0'sss ss .sBJ
Total 50. .95. '' '05' Coss b
357s. MRS. K. r w.,
House nnn !, and PIP acres, s. KSa KSsalaaosl
per, Pc kemper, Rosd' Road Aenps, d
8a Glass B. $50 acres 0' ,Asrraa
INT. ~, Costs s27s. ras rtaSss nd
1oSEs 1887; ROSE soRRiFsfP' FsP'ai |. sI.S|
hhockett, L Provost. Ap,;ssss'td, SOsd, p1
3 :; 4;57 - ,ae acres: olmprovennre.s'st,'' 9
siois5. s. Il Int. 49, Costs s''ss1'; sTs; \ |,
1904. WISE & pDou
1000 = acres, NEIL rssoHSASRA y \
Bee; Be 12, T. IA, S. R. y ~ J. I : !
ed e Cypress Class 4 A. = ~ y. !, Oa'
Taxes s2.6S, Int. y - cM MM "a,
Total $5.55, 'AN' costs Ri
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THIRD WARD

oom, ooa BALDWIN LlMRr, /.
-320;$4 o.; acres, S. E. lII%11t IA ~ 9
IA, WIZ of S. W. Ia of% n
Sec. 20, and S. E. Ia " " N ~ wy
I E1-2 of S. E. IA, Ser " ~ ~, I I \
s. R. 9, f. 79l. se,, se,e, '0' Nh !;
Bell, Bell, 0. Home. 1tles' 4o'es' ,.s.l a,a,
+. IA of S. w. Ia, Ser, % S ~
5, R: 9, E. $4,000 acres m ", v, y
Sec. 50, T. IA, S. R. s.E "T ~
acres, Nl-2 Of Sec. 81, I. us
9, g E. 1921 acres, lots No. \, ~ ! >.
Sec. 20, T. IA, S. R. sE ~!
acres, E1-2 of S. E. ia NEu
Sec. 25, T. IA, S. R. 81 "" 4:
acres, S. W. IA of N. /. IL%
o OF ; $. E; Id, Sec. "a, T. is, sII II
9, 2. Denuded Cypress e. G !,
2423.50 acres. Taxes sloe7e =
$5:48, Costs sS.25; Total sl2sx
3684. EST. JOSEPH BM- |
$4,000 acres, S. E. IA, See. IA n,
OF Sec. II Fri. S. E. IA Of MI
IA Sec. II, all Of Fri. Sec. i,isl
No. |, Sec. Is, al in T. ii S1|
10, b. Denuded Cypress Class /
$4,000 acres. Taxes s4S.77, Int. M !,
Costs 1925; Total s54.55.
3777. EDW. & HENRY CAny
800 acres. Road, Adeline, Az.
Adeline. sos acres, lots No. .I
10, on map of A. Carlin. Agrieha.
al Glass A. 1926 acres inpm.
ments. l COW. Taxes s23.34. ID
81. 16, Costs 1925; Total $27.is
1871. CHARLES GOTT-sS L
house and lot, Baldwin, Olivier, In
Baldwin. 25.0S acres, Sec. 10, III
S. R. 9 E. Agricultural Clas {.
Taxes S13.54, Int. &c, Costs xK;
Total $16.95.
1897. ALBERT HANSON M.
CO., LTD.-Teche Gulf Canal. Fus
$119.97, Int. $5.9S, Costs tkS;
Total $12S.7O.
1886. WINNIE LUCASlA
Martin, R. R. Martin, Martin. IN
es $1.55, Int. 10, Costs SITS; ha
81. 40.
1920. MARGERITE M00E.
Lot No. 5, Moore, Lane, Willow s.
Foster. Taxes $1.6S, Int. on, Cal
$2.75; Total $3.50.
Ais. EST. ED RIALS-Rsl
and lot, Alexander, Road, Alexana.
Taxes $4.2S, Int. !
Costs $2.75; Total $7.25.
4157. TELESPHOR SlM0N-b
No. 20 of Nicoette Tract. 70
$1.68, Int. OF, Costs $2.b; ~
41si. GEORGE THOMPSON
House and 6.75 acres, r. T. Y Y
Road, R. R. Agricultural q y
A. 6.75 acres. Taxes SO .s6, :. =
.54, Costs s2.75; Total $l1. ~; : g.,
1909. WISE & PROHASM.,
10000 N. w. IA Sec. 22, !. ~ . I
R. 9 E. 1-2 of 60. 90 S. E: IA J
81, T. Is, S. R. 9E. Hardvs
Class C. 5000 acres fresh . Y. !
marsh 100. acres. Taxes $l3A
az Costs S3.25: Total SIT %.
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MORGAN CITY

716. EMILE ANGELLOZ E. EMI-
LY BARRILLEAUX-House and
lots, 10 and IL; Lawrence, Wilson.
CARRIER Street; Washington Lot No.
u, Lawrence, Payton, CARRIER St.
Washington, house and lot No. 2i.
Clements, Payton, CARRIER St. Turn.
er. Z. House and lot, Bourgeois,
noad, bourg, Solar. House and lot,
WIZ OF No. Is of No. 8 CARRIER
Tract. Taxes 1886, Int. $1.79, Costs
1925; Total $40.40.
TAG. VICTOR BOURGEOIS-Lots
No. s and z, So. 72. Taxes 1920,
Int. Is. Costs $2.75; Total $6.iO.
812. LILLE BRINKLEY-1-4 of
house and lot, FIR. of No. II. Grazza-
ia, Everette St. Fr. Of No. II. Taxes
1890. Int. so, Costs $2.75. Total
s6l. MRS. W. B. COLLINS
House and acres. Road, Lawrence,
Lawrence, Lawrence. Taxes $13.7O,
Int. 10. Costs $275. Total s17.15.
87S. CLAIBORNE CLEMENTS
House and lot No. 5, So. "a; Lot No.
s, So. "a; Lot No. 2, Bourgeois Sub.
So. B. Taxes $22.4O. Int. sI1O,
Costs $2.75. Total $26. %.
909. THOMAS COLE-House anil
lot No. 10, So. 10. Taxes $500, Int.
.95, Costs $2.75 Total $19.7O.
$50. JOHN M. DALTON, JR.-
House and lot No. 4 and 5, So. l,
Lot. Eat. Bourgeois, Road, Solar,
River. House and lot. N 40 #. of No.
5, IL, So. 80; l COW, / automobile.
Taxes $9424, Int. $4.74, Costs $3.25.
Total $102 20.
SS3. W. o. DITCH-Lots 3-4-5-
and 13, So. u. Lots
and z, So. K. Lots 4,
IS and 2, So. w. Land. So. M and
Y. 9th St Ditch annex. Lots 1910
L1-I2-13-14-1s-10, So. Y. Lots IL,
So. z Lots l, 2, 8 and
$50. ~, and Lots I and 2, So. 100.
terchazdise, cattle, 2 automobiles.
raxes $124.64, Int. $6.26, Costs $s-25.
I0I6. CHARLES GOTr-House
nd lot Kidd. Norman Et al, Pad
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do1I--. 2::d s.. Taxes $4,000, Int. s3.2C
Costs S2.75. Total 500 .95.
1922. ERNEST E. GANAWAY-
House and lot, CARRIER St. Topham
Henry, Vice; Lot No. 5, Angelic,
Sub. Henry Tract. Taxes $22. 40, Int
S1.1O Costs $2.75; Total S26 25.
1894 FRANK GUARISCO-Lot
No. 7. Ditch's Annex, So. 101 Taxes
.96, Int. .04, Costs $275. Total $3.75
1895. F. C. HANNAFORD-
House and lot. N1-2 of S1-2 of No.
10 and II, So 3s. Lots Sig of S1-2
of 10 and II, So. 38. Taxes $3.50
Int. $2.65, Costs $2.75. Total S5S 20
11o5. c. L. HOLMES-House and
lot, No. IA, Ditch Annex, So. N. l
COW, l automobile. Taxes $348S, Int
SLIP, Costs S2.75. Total $39. 35
1149. MARGARETE & PHILIP
JAMES-House and lot, N1-2 of
WIZ of No. 5, So. 81. Taxes $6.40,
Int. So, Costs $2.75. Total SO. 50.
1900. MRS. FELIX LAROSE-
House and lot, No. Q, Sc. 9. Taxes
$500, Int. so, Costs s2.75. Total
$19.55.
1920. MRS. NJ. L. LEvY-House
and lot, No. 10 and II, So. 9. House
and lot, Jolley r. P. Ave.
---. Lot, Lyons, Self, Road,
Green, ----- cows, l automo-
bile. Taxes $139.39, Int. $696, Costs
1926. Total $149. so.
1860. SAMUEL B. McCLOY-
House and lot, WIZ of No. IS and
IA, Arenz Annex, So. 2. Taxes
81 20, Int. .55, Costs s2.75; Total
1922. F. MOORE-House and lot,
No. 12, So So. Taxes $1,000, Int.
80, Costs s2.75. Total $685..
1925. MRS. KATE O'NIELL-
House and lot, portion of No. l, So.
20. Taxes $3.50, Int. so, Costs S2.75.
Total s12 IS.
1864. ]. w. PADDOCK-Lot No.
II, So. Y. House and lot Arenz, Lot
No. 1, B. Ave. Lot G. l cow, furni-
ture. Taxes $18.08, Int. .92, Costs
1925. Total $22.25.
1856. MARY REGES AND LOU
ISE LEWIS-House and lot, Ditch,
Ditch, Green, Ditch. Taxes So. 80,
Int. .45, Costs $2.75. Total $1,000.
1413. ANNA RANDALL Lot
No. II Ditch Annex, So. F. Taxes
$500, Int. .15, Costs $2.75. Total
$6.1O.
1928. oLETHER sICC1LE-Fr.
Lot. Mason, Driskill, Alley, Brownell.
Taxes $4.00, Int. 20, Costs $2.75.
Total $6.95.
1911. JOSHUA THoMAs-House
and lot, No. 8, So. C. Taxes s14.4O,
Int. rs, Costs s2.75. Total SIT 90.
1547. CHARLES L. WISE-Lot
Fr. of 7. So. C. Lot 1-2 of No. II
and IL, So. 80. Lot No. 1, 2, 8, Z
and 8, Terreborne Sub. So. A. House
and lot, E1-2 of 2-3 of No. IL, IS
and IA, So. 5. Furniture, Jewelry,
books. Taxes $62 40, Int. So.
Costs 1925. Total $68.8O.
1859. CE GIL E WEBSTER
House and lot. E1-2 of S part of
No. 10, So. c. Taxes $500, Int. 40,
Costs $2.75. Total $11 Is.
1889. CHRIS. C. BOUDREAUX-
Lots No. 8 and 9, So. II. Lots No.
6 and 7, So. n. Taxes $6.4O, Int.
.35, Costs $2.75. Total $3.50.
1892. BIAGGIO CAMARADO-
House and lot, IA of No. 1, So. B.
Taxes S6.4O, Int. .35, Costs s2.75;
Total $3.50.
1903. FRANCIS RODRIGUEZ
House and lot, 25 ft. of No. IL, So.
F. Lot por. of No. 12, So. F. Taxes
$6. 40, Int. .35, Costs $2.75; Total
$3.50.
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II .iae aid lot, Elm0re, Haynes,
Haynes, Hickory St. Taxes SIT 81,
Int. 80, Costs $2.75; Total S21.45
1898. EST. EDMOND PERRY
House and lot, f. Perry, Perry, F..
Perry, Plum St. Taxes S653, Int.
.32, Costs $2.75; Total 50 60.
2056. SOPHY ROBERTSON
House and lot. La. Ave, Sims, Boru,
Chapman. Taxes s1.43, Int. OF,
Costs $275; Total $4.25.
2O61. JOSEPH F. SULE-House
and lot, Street, Bernauer, Vincent,
Street. House and lot, Sweeney, Est,
Jackson, La. Ave, Est. Hull. Taxes
$23. Is. Int. 1.2O, Costs s2.75;
2117. V. j. vITTER-Lot No. 8,
Lane, No. 5, Sweeney No. l. Taxes
81 sc, Int. .O9, Costs s2.75; Total
211s. EST. F. C. vIGUERIE--
Lots No. 9 and 10, Waveland Park,
So. 6. Land (10 Broussard, River,
Self, R. R. & R. House and lot, No.
49, on land of Mrs. G. L. Brown.
Lots No. "a to 70 inclusive, So. No.
4. Lots to 73 inclusive, So. No. s..
Improvements Old Refinery. Taxes
s151;5s, Int: s7.57, Costs $4.25;
2123. MRS. E. L. vIGUERIE e.
CITIZENS STATE & saw. BANK
House and lot, Roussel, Roussel.
Riggs, Road. Automobile, furniture,
jewelry. Taxes $71. .25, Int. 1855;
Costs $2.75; Total $77.55.
2173. J. E. MUNSON, SR.-Lot
No T,pJ &c w Ii T,,,
es $1.19, Int. .06, Costs 50. Is; Total
$4.00.
BERWICK
1924. SOLOMON BATEMAN-
House and lot, R. R. Brown. Smith,
Smith. House and lot, Self, Street,
Oregan ST., Smith. Taxes SO 81, Int.
AS, Costs $2.75; Total SIP SIS.
2274. ]. D. ERLICH-House and
lot No. l and 2, So. O. Lot No. 3,
Roberts Tract bounded R. R.. Jack
son, Pitts st. Roder. Lots No. 8 and
9, So. At. House and lot No. l and
s, So. 8. House and lot, por. of No
s, 9 and 10, So. II. Lot No. S, So.
4. Lot 2-5 of No. l, So. 4. House
and lot No. and s, So. IL. Lot por.
of No. 6, So. 13. Taxes s7014, Int.
$51. Costs $5. .25; Total $78. 90.
2275. MRS. IDA AND J. D. Err
LICH-House and lot. No. / and 2,
So. 7. Taxes 1854, Int. $1.3O, Costs
s2.75; Total $29. so.
2340. MATILDA UPITER-
House and lot No. 6, Z and 8, So.
so. Taxes 1926, Int. SO, Costs $2.75;
2s71. MRS. M. L. LEvY-Lot
No. 18, Calvin, Peterson, Peterson,
Slough. Taxes $3.50, Int. Is, Costs
$2.75; Total $5.7O.
and lot No. and 5, So. AZ. House
and lot, E. part of No. 5, So. 9.
Taxes $51.88, Int. $3.50, Costs $2.75;
Total $57 .23.
243s. ERNEST E. RoBICHEAUX
House and lot No. 7 and 8, So. 5.
Taxes $12.45, Int. .65, Costs $2.75;
Total $15.S5.
25O1. CHARLES L. WISE
House and lot, Street, johnson, Ber-
nard, Swamp. Lot No. 3, Howe tract.
Taxes $4.15, Int. 20, Costs $2.75;
Total 81 10.
252o. EDWARD WILLIAMS
House and lot, FIR. of No. 8 N1-2 of
8 Spriggs, Calf St., 5th St. Taxes
S4.15, Int. 20, Costs s2.75; Total
81 10.
$3.50. THOMAS CLARK-House
and lot No. 4, Howe tract. Taxes
S9.34, Int. AS, Costs $2.75; Total
s12.55.
BALDWIN
1886. MRS. M. P. AUGUSTIN-
House and lot, Road, Road, Francis,
Smith. Taxes $46.35, Int. $3.50, Costs
s2.75; Total $51 40.
1856. ROBERT HARRISON-Lot.
Jolivet, Wilson, Conner, Lane. Taxes
IT. Int. .O3. Costs 80 75. Total 3955 !
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-22
STATE TAX SALES
OF
Movable and Immovable
Property, Parish of St.
Mary.
The State of Louisiana VS.. Delin-
quent Debtors, Parish of St. Mary.

quent Debtors, Parish of st. Mary.
By virtue of the authority vested
in me by the Constitution and the
laws of the State of Louisiana, and
especially by Act 100 of the General
Assembly of 1898, will sell at the
principal front door of the Court
House in the Town Of Franklin, Par
ish of st. Mary, La, in which the
Civil District Court is being held,
within legal hours for Judicial sales,
beginning at IL O'Clock a. M, on
SATURDAY, THE 26th DAY OF
AUGUST, A. D., 1922.
and continuing each succeeding day
until such sales are completed, all
movable and immovable property on
which taxes are due to the State.
Good Road and Confederate Veteran
Tax, District Levee Tax, Acreage
Levee Tax, Parish Tax, Franklin
Drainage Tax, Third Ward School
Tax, Fifth Ward School Tax. School
District No. 4, Parish Wide and Con.
stitutional School Tax, Avoca Drain
age Tax, Cypremort Drainage Tax,
SypI SilIOIL SuD LII dlIldSC Adh INO. l.,
Cypremort Sub-Drainage Tax No. .,
Cypremort Sub-Drainage Tax No. 3,
iberia and St. Mary Drainage Tax,
Yellow Bayou Drainage Tax, Yellow
Bayou Sub-Drainage District. Sixth
Ward School Tax, Sixth Ward Special
School Tax, Oak Lawn Drainage
Tax No. 1, Fourth Ward Good Road
Tax No. 2, Good Road Tax District
No. l, Criminal Tex, to enforce col
lection Of taxes assessed in the year
1921, together with interest thereon
from the 31st day of December, 1927,
at the rate of ten per cent per an
mum until paid, and all costs.
The names Of said delinquent tax
payers, the amount Of taxes due by
each on the assessment Of each year,
and the movable and immovable
property assessed to each to be Of
fered for sale as follows, to-wit:
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-22
FIRST WARD

l5lo. 1. b., u. T.. d j. w. CAR
TER-247.97 acres, Lots Al, 441-2
n, and IS, of Adeline. Agricultural
Class B. 247 .97 acres. improvements
Taxes $228.73, Int. $11.42, Costs
1925; Total $243. 40.
2919. THOMAS B. CARTER
E. S. 140.94 acres, lots as and As 1-2
and rs of Adeline. Agricultural Class
B. improvements. cows. Taxes
$131;1e, Int. 1886, Costs 1925;
Total s140.97.
BOOT. MRS. D. H. GUIBERTEAU
SO acres, Mathews, Mathews G. R.
Frere, R. Hardy, Is acres, Teche.
Teche, Road, M. L. & T. R. r. i
acre. Road, Road, Road, Road & Co.
80 acres, Teche, Leonard, Road,
Jones. Agricultural Class A is acres
Agricultural Class B. so acres. I'M
provements. Taxes $6S.01, Int. $3.4O.
Costs IS. .25; Total SIG. 66.
3008. GASTON GUIBERTEAU-
60 acres, R. R. Res. Road, Richard,
Boykins. $3.50 acres, Hardy, Frere,
K. Hardy, Fay. 121.73 acres, Self, ct
al, r. r. Fay Canal, Dge. Canal.
Agricultural Class A 80 acres Class
B. 80 acres Glass C.. 1873 acres.
improvements, 8 mules, 10 cows, /
automobile, implements, gears, trac-
tor, 2 carts. Taxes $208.6O, Int.
5000, Costs $5.25; Total $224.25,
3093. FRANK CK-63.e
acres lot No. 26 of Adeline Plant.
Agricultural Class A, $3.50 acres i'm
provements. Taxes 1858, Int. $4.27,
Costs $2.75; Total $92 .35.
1906. JOS. F. KRAMER-Lot.
Coles, Road, Conner, Res Road.
10 acres, Conner, Res Road. Conner,
Pecot Lot, Sennette, Road, No. IL