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gaperintendenut'tt' Report.
BAYOU thUFr "eunw..
Is a remote )a, it of the pariah, and
agmeut of nevrce is the I1ayon Bocut
School. Oswing to its tiling twenty
rjýit mites ft ii the lItrish scat, and
.brd to rtaelh, it has been a matter of
pme difficulty to secure a permanent
eacher for the B"euf School. In
atba re.peett, the tieid is an inviting
one, for, the scerer) is beautiful and
pi people very h1 split:ht'e, anti there
*a large untuler of clainleiten attend
lag school. sluss Fanny Kn 'bloch
ad charge of thl School for a mon~h
and a half, alit then had to retire in
wrier to tesumenat the I:igarle school,
gbich sh: has been tea hiug for sev.
aal years. Miss Ruth A. 3lelanson
, & then appointed, but, the loos of
her msothsr caused her to resign aft. r
hmaebnng two mouths. After some
edtrt, we succeeded in securing the
services of Miss Adllena Lobraio,
from New Orleans, a No. mar sch uol
graduate, who has tuight for the
s.ainiing mouths of the session.
jsrollment: boys 23, girls 22, total,
45 Attendance: I.oys, 1. girls, 1t,
altl, 32. There is need of a goout
school building at Bayou Hioeuf, and
Its Board has asleady promised to
build as soon as its funds will permit.
jest is now being paid for th tcm
psrary building which is used as a
gebool house.
BEIRERON SCHIOOL
Is the immediate vicinity of La
Joarche Crossing. Miss Sal y Beatty,
a first grade teacher had charge of
the Beegeron School this session.
This school is established in a build
tag that belongs to the Board, and is
stuated in a very small lot, affording
pset scant loom for a platy.gronnil.
t is in proximity to a residence in
the adjoining yard. There are glazed
ashes in the windows and wooden
shutters. Bli'ds would be an im.
lfovement. A new roof was recent
ly provided. A ceIling overhead
would facilitate the work of the hea
tar to ftu nish sufficient warmth fo:
he comofort of the teacher and pupils.
Jarollment: Bo13s, 16. girls. 17,
tatal, 33. Attendance: 10 boys, 10
jirls, total, 20.
BENOIT SCuOOL.
On a site given by Mr. Adolphe
aPelletier. In the Chachey Settlement
stands a school house, whi'l was
erected by the School Board a few
years ago. It attracts attention at
eaoe, from the fact that the building
ht whitewashed and the blinds are
p!inted, hnd the fence is neatly kept.
ir. A. I. Cou'on is the teacher.
b'bere is a ceiling to the house and an
excellent floor, making a comfortable
school house. Eurollment: 15 boys,
19 girls, total, 34. Attenda.bce: 10
boys, 16 girls, total, 26.
BILLIC Scitoor..
LI the open fleld,on the upper edge
Abbey Plantation stands a shabby,
dilapidated building. looking worse
than many a cabin, with a padlock
sad chalin to clo'e the door. In this
hilding, which is without a ceiling,
dad it has large holes in the walls,
rs. Mary Davis has been doing her
duty to the children entrusted to
charge. By courtesy only, we
call this building a school house.
I hardly susceptible of repairs, and
beat plan would be to erect a new
hililing to accommodate the people
the vicinity with educational ad
for the clidren. In this
I house, there is a chirt in fair
of preservation, and a map of
isona. Indian clubs have been
e1 by the teacher for the exer
seeded by Lhe children. Enroll.
:10 boys, 8 girls, total, 18.
dance: 7 boys, 6 girls, total,
TIMoTHY Bouauoioi SCHooL.
l iss Lydia Lambert, a second
teacher has charge of this
.whien is situated on the right;
k of Ba you Lafourche, some miles
Iaockport. The school house
to the Board. The enroll
t is: 30 boys and 32 girls, or a
of sIxty two, while the atten
has been: Boys, 17, girls, 21,
, 38.
BoWIa SCHooL.
Umeder the administration of our
ra, and with the co~opera.
and generous assistance of the
Lumber Co., a large and well.
school building was erected
eb saw mill town of Bowie. The
house is sulfilently large to
.Smaodate a hundred students. It
led throughout and has sashes,
30 blinds, and is unpainted. If
buIlding was painted, it would
ly improve Its appearance and
to its preservation. The school
is rather too low to the ground
would be improved if placed on
piers. The grounds surround
house and leading to it are
bow, and as the drainage is very
it will be readily seen that
IIhool house is not favorably
The constant rumbling of
which pass ,alihin a hundred
ftoin the school house is a
of annoyance to both student
her during class hours. Mr.
McCorimick. a second grade
his bren iin charge of the
lichool. The enrollment was:
22, girls, 22, total, 44. The
was: Boys, 16, girls. 16,
building in which this s(chool
Ii private lpropu'rty and is
to the Board. It is situated
load aide, and ther, is no en
arwinI the lanilding. M1r.
II. F. lse was the teacher.
I: boys, 15. girls, 16, total.
anue baoys, 8, garls, 13.
BRcLE GUILLOT SCHOOL. t
As indicated ly the name, this
school is situnted in one of the best
known interior settlements of 14
fourche Parish. The enlightened peo
pie of this settlemnent are very solici
sous about the education of their
children and have given a practical
evidence of this soltitudc by erecting
at their own expense one of the Best
school houses in this perish. The
large eurallmeut and attendance furth
er attest the interest taken in the
school by its patrons. There is prob.
ably no other school in the pariah
where so many of the students are so
large, wellabehaved soil intelligent.
After the regular session is complet.
ed, it is custom try for the patrons of
the school t' engage the teacher foi
a continuation of the ses-ion, at their
own exp*ense. Mr. A. J. Michelet
and Mr. M. T. Iligginhothaom as his
assistant have had charge of toe
Brule Gaillot School during the sea
ston of 1901. Enroilment: boys, 41.
girls, 29, ittal, 70. Attendance: boys.
35, girls, 2v, total, CO.
CE.LINA SCLIJOL.
My inf.srmation is that this school
is badly loc.ated, for tha reason, that
it is not w.thin reach of the mass of
children who would he like'y to at
tend. It seems that if the house were
transferred to the front of Ludivine
Plantation, a larger att'ndance would
be the result. This matter might be
co isi leted by the Board. At the he
ginning of the session, Miss Mlaggie
Tuite was atsigned to the Celima a
School, but, after teach ng one month,
this teacher was tr.nsfeareil, at hei
request, to the ILe11ane School, an I
Miss Theresa Ford was assigned to
f611 the vacancy. Enrollment: boys,
16, gir's, 15. total, 31 Attcnda;:ce:
boys, 7, gii Is, 6, total, 1.3.
CHACBEY SchooL
On a cleared space of about a half
arpaent on the edge of a swamp stands
what is known as the Cliachey School,
a very common wooden ":hack," with
a mud chimney, in a state of decay,
at one side of the building, no sashes
or blinds, with cracks in the floor
about an inch wide in places, and the
grounds liable to be flooded w.th six
or more inches of water aft'r every
severe rainfall, this is what constitutes
the educational centre of quite a large
neighborhood. On cold day s, a win
dow has to be opened to let in the
light of day, and, this opening of a
wi.Id w lets in, at the ýaine time, the
bitter cold air of the outside, thus
rendering useless, fir purposes of
warmth the stove that sets on the
hearth of the mud chimney. As the
buildiig is not susceptible of repair*,
in my opanion, I think it would be
better to dispose of the proprrty and
establish the school on higher ground
and in a building better suited to the
purpose. The Chacbey School was
taught for seven months by Mr
Joseph Meyer, who then resigned to
accept other employment. The eighth
month was taught by Miss Marie L.
Munch, the efficient teacher of the
Rathborne School, after the comple
tion of the session of that school.
Eirollment: boys, 19, girls, 15, total,
34. Attendane: boys, 12, girls, 12,
total, 24.
CIIERAMIE SCuOOL
After a session of three months
under the charge of Mr. L. L. Harang,
as teacher, the Board was obliged to
order the closure and discontinuance
of this school. The discontinuance
was not efbected, however, without a
warning being given to the patrons.
As, in spite of the warning given, the
attendance did uot increase there was
no alternative but, to close the doors
'of the Cheramie School house. En
roliment: boys, 9, girls, 4, total, 13.
Attendance: boys, 7, girls, 2, totaL,
UPPER CHOLPIC SCHOOL.
Mrs. Clara Stuart was doing effet.
tive work in this school unlil Ilhe sum.
mer vacation, when shc . estgned bj
reason of change of residence to an
other lpart of the State. She was sue.
ceeded by Miss Fanny Knobloek, the
teacher of the Lsgar'le School, after
Ithe termination of her session. ThisI
school is in a residence belonging to*
M~rs. V. Prejeant, and is a wake shift
for a school house. We are paying
rent for this building. Enrollment:
bouys, 11, girls, 10, total, 21. Atten
dance: boys, 7, girls, 8, total, 15.
Lowia Ceoupic ScuooL.
A neat and attractive looking
school house is that in which the peo
I pse of lower Choopic are privileged to
Isend their children. The building
was erected by the Board on proper
ty donated by Mr. Oseme Naquin,
who has no young childuen of his own,
but who was willing to do his share
towards educating his neighbor's
children. Mr. D. H. Kerne was the
teacher this session. Enrollmnent:
boys, 17, girls, 18, total, 35. Atten
dance: boys, 11, girls, 12. total, 23.
To be Continued
Jury Venfre,
THE STATE OF ILOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court,-Parish of
Lafourche.
Ho it known and remembered, that on
this twenty-ninth day of the month of
January in the year of our Lord, One
thousand, nine hundred and two,
Pursuant to written notices issued by
the ('lerk of Court, in and for the Parish
of Iafourche, and addressed and given
to each of the Jury (Comnmission~er in
and for said Parlsh, as by the said Clerk's
certiflcate hereto annexed more fully
apars; we, H. W. Frost, Henry Riv
here Jos. Mf. Lefor t, Thomas J. Knobloch
aiid Jno. S. ileely, Jury Commissioners
duI aointed as such for the parish of
la oree under the proi'islions of Act
No. l3:i of the senral Assem htv, approv
(in July, 3)th, lMiv, and all duly sworn
and qualified as such Jury Commission.
ers in and for the said Parish of Lafour
che; met at the Clerk's Office at the
court house in the Town of Thibodaux,
and in eompany with Charles J. Bar
ker, ('lerk of said Court, ex-officio Jury
Commissioner, duly sworn and qualified
as such. Then and there in the presence
of Messrs. Thomas A. Riviere and Enmile
J. Lerendre, two competent an(l disin
terested witnesses of lawful age, compe
tent to read and write the Enelish lan
guage, residing in the Parish of Lafour
ehe, and summoned by the Clerk of said
Court for the purpose; proceeded in ac
cordance with Section 6 of said Act No.
135 of the Oeneral Assembly of the State
of Louisiana of 1141, to examine the gen
eral venire list on file in the Clerk's Of
flice, and having struck therefrom the
names of such irand Jurors and regular
Jurors as have so served, as well as the
names of others who are known to have
(ied, remoted from the Parish become
exempt ordisqualifted to serve as Jurors,
since their names were entered thereon,
and the names of those who have died,
removed, teeome exempt or disqualifted
were also taken from the general yen ire
lsox; after which we supplemented the
orn inal list and the hallots in the Isix,
with the names of the same number of
jetsl and competent nmen from the qual
ified jiur"N of tic Pan-h, as have been
taken fromn th' lhiX and erase(l fr in the
li-t, so as to k.ep the number of names
io the general venire box and on the
jury list at the original stanmi:rd of
three hunderd coitaitied therein: each
of said name so pla'ed in tib- "eneral
venire box having been written tcy the
I' rk of said Court on a separate slip of
paper together with the number of the
s .m rd or place of residence of such per
After %hicb we proceeded to draw
front the said general venire 1lix the
names of thirty persons to serve ii petit
jui iis for the seeond week of the ses
sion of said 4'ourt beginning on Mon
day. M11arch, 17th. 19152, the nami¶s being
drawn from the box one at the time bv
- id henry Kiviere, one of the Jury
C4oimis-I' niers, iu the pres"nie t .f the
other t.n inissioners andiof the witness
es andt which names so drawn are as
follows, to-wit: i
SECONI) WEEK.
No. Ward.
I1 EIlphege Itoudreaux 41
l sear Authcmtienit P1
:i lAce Pierce 4
I Itobert l'osai ft
:.. .lseph IA-itlan' -,
ti Thomas M.Ie ernoitt 2
7 lt-nnjamin Knight 4
S Albert Toups 7
9 O. J. hunter f
1t) Jacques Leonard 4
11 Artgus Chauvin 3
12 Jules Islechaux 7
13 Chmarles Abribat 7
11 Arthur Foret 7
15 Robert Itourgeois 7I
to Francis Falcon 1
17 Thomas Hour'eois 5
1$ Abraham lodx'rigue 6
19 Fernand Dupre 2
i3 Edgar Toups 3
21 ('laibtorne Tlhiihodaux 2
±2 Robert (;lover 2
23 Leonim itiviere 2
21 William Hurleck S
Li John 4 uvot
2; Aleeste ttaintin 3
27 Adanm lellatiger 4
24 Emelius Houdreaux 5
i L. B. Juilliat 2
30 Jos. Jefferies 2
Having placed the names of the fore
going thirty 1ºrs ins drawn as petit
urore for the second week of said ses
sion of Court in an envelope, we signed
and sealed the same, and endorsed and
labeled it, "List of Jurors No. 2", to
serve for the seeond week of the session. <
And thereupon we have placed the
said two sealed envelopes, together with
the sealed envelope containing a list of
grand jurors selected as hmerein-abovye
set forth, in a box provided for the pur
pose, labeled, "Jury Box". 'ViCh was
thereenon locker and sealed, and plac
ed in tto enstody and keeping of the
Clerk of said Court, for use at the next
ensuing session of court, and subject to
the orders of the District Judge. And
the said general venire box was also
locked and sealed and delivered to the
said Clerk of Court as the custodian 1
thereof; all in the presence of the said
witnesses.
In Faith Whereof, we have signed
this process vernal of the drawing of I
the .Tury, made at the time, on the day,
month and year first above written, in
the presence of the aforenamued wit
'm'.ýses.,
(Original Signed) 11. W. FROST,
lINutty BIvf:mtmE,
2. ýl. Lm":ourT.
.1 m. S. NaSt":y,
Tuos. KN.tmoet,
.Jury 4'ommissioners.
('. J. B.itKI:Rt,
Clerk of Court. ex-ollicio Jury Commis
siouer.
Witnusses* E. J. L-:egaTnnTi,
'[Tups. A. ltivmEmtt.
Read and filed .January, 2tthi, 191n2.
(Signed) t. J. IIARKER,
Clerk of said Court.
"A true copy"
Clerk's 4 )tlce,
Thibodaux, Tas., Jan. 30th, 1902.
L.S P. J. Arcols,
D'y. Clerk o' said Court.
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To Cure Sore Throati.
Into a glass half full of water put
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In addition to this bathe the outside
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a!2OAa * * aOW3&arZ.
Japital Stock $25,000. Surplus $17.500.
Designated Depository for
funds of Parish of Lafourche
and Town of Thibodaux.
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REV. D1R. MORRIS WECIISLER.
)a. Tar.1r llnoaa. Msueitcox Co. Av.,s Saani~ses N. T.. Feb. 1,1901.
Gentletuct -1 writt this ta-saimonhatl froma a sense aof da'ty, having tested the wonderful
~ffaect of your Asthmn.aiee,, for the t'Ur a41.15tbma. My wife baa beema amleted with epas
naaaie asthma for thea lnst t2 years. Hai tug ezih:mun.ted uiy own skill as welt as ma, 7
ithers. I ebhaiceat to ace 1-.,; .tgna upon your waindio.s on 130th atreat, New Toik, I at
ince ,.htainmed ,a icattih if htatomalene. Alv wife coammenaeqd tukine it about the Sret of
4bov,.mbcr. I verv soon,: ,aticead a radical improv.'maent. Afte* using one bottle huer
tsathnua has diiiappeared ao.,i she is entir..iy free fri.,. iii symyato.0. I feet that 1 rear
ionasaaten~tly recoauaaaend the medicine to all who are tallieted with this dlstresslungdiaaesse.
Yours respectfully, 0. D. ?HELP5, V. D.
Ian. Tsrr R~os. Mr~acment Co. Feb. 5, 1901t.
(at la-man I wa- troubird with Asthma forll y.eara. I hiar. tri.., num~erous remedies,
out they laavaaei nl aillid. I ratn airrogs your aaivurtisem,-nt and started with a trial bottle.
Ifou".i relief zat "n',a. I l-avc since purc*iassiul your full s.ac bottle. aud i am ever grate
rail. I have fiamily of four els.ddren. and for Mix yeatra Watt aaaable tao worn. I sam now in
ihe Inest of health &nd ano doing busines, every day. I'his testimtony you eaa Siake sueh
ise of as youl sea lit
laicm .aadrese. 2i3 Blvlington street. 5. RAPRAUL,
67 East 120th at., City
Trial Bottle Sent Absolutely Free on Receipt of Postal.
IDo not alalay. Write at once, addressing DR. TAFT BROS' MEDICINE
L'O.. 79 Eatht 130th St., N. Y. City.
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