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fbc ®hiboÄa«x Sentinel.
— AND—
Journal of the Oil* atemuorinl DIotiTei
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0F
CF TH1B0DAUX. 1
TTflice : Corner Grew & U^** St».
______ _______ . _________________entire
ISSUED K VI! ft Y SATIUPAY
S.T. GRÏSAMORE Editor.
F SANCANb ProT <fc Basiucss .Managet
TIIIBODAUX. LA..
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 DH.
Notice !
i
f
In obedience to Section -j ot Act . < ol
Tax Coilec tor ü Otiiee.
Tiiibodaax, August Mi, IS^i. $
188«. Notice i« hereby given to the Tax
i»aver»of the Pur.sh oî i.afourche that t!»o
*!?o. I.,s veirissi are set forth
tiie mortgaRe »Hu'o ,.f ^3,"^
taxes assessed in the yer
iu the tax rolls ou lib in
they are now due and will he voice deliu
outUton the 3l.<t. day of Deeember, and
will draw 8 per cent iute.est per annum
Irom date until sohl tu a< eordam-e with ar
tuile 210 ut the CoiiHîifuî ic>u.
Taxpayers an* 'invited cm*1 at cgioc
and eettie, iu order to avoid ititc rc üt. and
costs.
1*. E. LORI«',
Deputy Tax Colleetoi, Lalouietie
£dîtorial I tests*.
The Volini«* Belt t'o.. Ilm*.
ffllllll, Mich. Will send their cclehra
ted Elcctro-Vo
«hull
ted Klee;
ays
y m
them without delay.
Itaic 1! Its to the atiheted
upon 31 days trial. Speedy cures guurnit
t«ed. They mean what they say. Wri
tc* to
Agents and Canvassers.—
Make from $23 ?o $30 girs*
WCi*k selling goods for E. G.
RIDEOUT & CO., 10 Raidin'
Street, New York. Send for their
Catalogue and terms.
—Cutting cane for the mill will
begin on Ridgelichl, on .Monday
October 11, 1881.
—If you want to buy a good
Stove, go to S. T. Giisainore's
titove Depot.
---- ...-mm-j. ---------- »
—The District Court Judge
Kuobioch presiding will open in
jury term on .Monday next Oeto
ber 3, 1881.
_. T....."t** - ,,
—There has been a small rise
in the Bayou, occasioned by Un*|
tide which has made good- liât
boat navigation for the present,
-There will bo a meeting «>»
the Local Board oi Swamp Land
Oomtnissroi.eis to day at li.j
o'clock A. M. iu the office ot the
President of the Board.
—A telegram arrived here on
Wednesday stating that Mr. J.
Omer Landry, tor many years
)ruggist in the Thibodeaux store,
ixas dying.
—Sec advertisement of John
XV. Trotter.
He is an old resident of Thibo
daux, and will render satisfaction
to all who may favor him with
their patronage.
—Charles XV. Giisamore of the
Golden Rauche plantation, far
imerly of this town, left ou Inst
Tuesday, for Houston Texas
where he has employment iu some
of the Railroad offices in that
city.__
—Remember that to-morrow
evening the Fair at 6t. Joseplus
Church will be inaugurated. It
will continue Monday evening,
and to-morrow week also.
A nice place that will be for
the young folks lo enjoy them
selves and for the, old ones to
have a pleasant time.
M.VRRIFD.— September '»'Tib. 18SJ. at
tlie residence of tlm tu-iilo's uncle. Mr.
Hicks Vouugs, Uten- Houttc tiv Rev. 0. M.
Atkinsoji, D. D. Mr. ROBERT i . HOG
SETT and Miss LAURA Cl Ll'EI'REH,
both of tbe Parish uf St. Charles La.
A reception party was given
tlie above couple sit the residence
of Dr. C. M. Atkinson on St.
Louis stieet whose guests they
where, which proved to be a vet v
pleasant one. . !
Tbe Sentinel wisbes pros peri
ty happiness ami "ood fortuit * to
the new couple and trusts their
fntarejbe brijflit ami tine,iomlvd by
Cither sorrow or misfut tune.
Met litirlt At Yrars.
4i I was troubled for ui uiv veers
Will, kIÜÔo- iimvei,
irp . inv ï t became th ; n- I
Lih.ll I.I..1 note!;. .- ; eo..,.l l.a'..!
ly frawl about : was an old worn ;
out man all over ; eonld S «*t m>ti,
BiUers^ und 1 * now "l an i f tJ X
gain. My blood and Kidneys hiv
• til right, und I am active as »
man o'f 30, although I am 72, ami
-I have no doubts it «ill do as
well lor others of my age. It is
worth a trial. — (Father.)— Sun
day Mi rent i>.
_ ^Vital dots it lit;rify 2—IiUelii
fjeuce receivo«! trom tin* 'Aarn- i
<>bserv:itory, Boe.hjfster, N. V..
announces the discovery ot a t.ew
4*nim*t located in the constella! ion
<>f-Virg.o. It is astiikiutr «'«»it ci
dunce that this new
..
Prcsidcnt Gaitield was breathin'*'
'Mast. It was iirst scan by j
. E. Barnard in Sash ville, Tenn.,
who has made claim through !
Prof. Swift for Warner prize
$200 i« gvM. This makes
eniuet a;ipe:ti'ed a* tlie same hour
the ;
1f^VV «U U I • A Uli" MlllOV»* I
'''fifth conu*t seen since May first, i
ot this number four have ap
____. .. _ » ______ ». s.„«t '
ß«irecl fiom almost thu same spot '
R fee Reavens.
LV memoriam.
__
The murdered President is laid ;
I ft way in the silent cemetery of j
(} ie oood that he has done.
| The whole land has passed an
week in mourning, express- •
ing sympathy, and doing honor
! to the remains and the memory of;
!.. . ■ n.:. Keiiub
he
| cliOS1 11 rnllM ot
this
, .............
was Iiuiicd. From Canada to tho
Ou Monday September 20
Gulf—from the Pacific to lint At
hintio a nation Mi,000,000 ot citi
; zens devoted that day to incnio
j l i.d services in memory of the il
; lustrions dead. Polities, section
i ;l | opinions, religions differences,
- . ,
j tc)l ollf \AtH. loi^oUt il 111 i lie
j ,, veat sorrow that bote heavily lip
j 0„ ,Wa«. .1 0.» Amsdc.«
j ppi.-iie.
I v . .... l n „ .t.,.,.) J u . 10 or states
j .J, ,, i 1 . ['i
i IIJ*U» (\ C l t< (c IVtxl MlLlI \ t h <11
| I j <> n ( > | * ;Hi*i lirotli^llt
*
forth such
universal sorrow as lms the tragic
täte of James A. Guiiield. tin*, vie
tint of an n,famous assassin.
IIis life has been deserving t ,i'j
praise, and meriting honor horn
liis childhood to liis dealh. Ib*
has mounted the ladder of fame,
u-idi tlm w.-ioiit of nn i-r!v linl:i
with the weight uf po.erty hold
ing him back.
lie bus surmounted till obsta
lions. As tt soulier he lias been
just io ins fallen enemy. As a
Statesman he has exhibited a
mind elevated far above the nui»
J did ambitious and spiles of the
j average politician.
j As a Pres.dent lie lias shown a
will and a determination to rt.se
! above sectional prejudices or ani
mosities and be a ruler of an eu
tire people.
! iNot only have the peuple of I lie
j United States done honor to the
I dead lbesnleut, b t ia all pads
| of t | iy t ix ! ] iz ea wo, Id the most sin
C( , lls demonstrations of respect
; i,.,..,, t . x liibit «*« *
j ' ()il Monday last' the court
ries that met situ on Dis ou waul
march, without a blot or stain on!;^
liis e^utcheon. Hi 1 has vxev ex
iiibiteil the charnelensties of an
lionoiable aud tt just man. IL*
lias lived the life of a Christian,
proving his sineeiity by his ac—j
Monday
house and many
re^idom-c-s were decorated with
|T . . |I|(l , Ilsis!lia of
cWln-satU A.M
ot the stores and
mo'iiuin «' i
The Hags ot the court house and I
tin* tire companies were hung at j
half mast. * j
Memoiial services were held at !
the Presbyterian and Episcopal |
In the va» ;
rious eliureiie.s ot tin* colored peo i
pie they were held dining the af :
L.......,., " j
' , ,
At noon all places of easiness
were dosed, the people retired to
impressed
their home.**', every on
with tlie great sorrow tb.it was
pervading the country.
At 2 1*. M. the town bell, the
Bells of the Methodist, I'resbyte
ruin ami Episcopal Churches, and
chose of the colored elm relies be
gau tolling and for one hourtin i
solemn taps indicated that, the
last services that'could be done,
!
to tin* illustrious dea l, on «.arth, ;
were being done. j
It is well that a great people j
should honor the memory uf a j
good and gieat until. ^ !
I; is well that a nations sor |
row siionld be out\vardly exhibit j
ed when one whom the people j
have chosen tor their ruler, has ;
passed a\\a\ trrun eariti to Ins;
Eternal toward in another and
better world.
BAYOU LAFOURCHE.
Its Relief,
I
The appropriation made by eon
grès* for the relief of the Bayou
Litf-mrehe was made for "tlie iui ;
^'iii7 navVi»tiöu'''öf I
said Bavon. U is objected that !
no part of said sums thus appro ;
rriÄX uL ts !
from o\ ei How. But, a proper im '
u«, **. c„.., .» |..»i|«ci 1.11 !
proveilieut t>X the II I! IgiltlOtl Ot
ot this strenin will protect, und i
furnish all the ptoreciiou, the j
j Us r :« prev.»,
} Did oversows. Io remove tue
; - <Uenol,ot sue......
«nub van.only be effectua l,y done ,
'Uml^rmed rL.uKsmi
ï-.î- ' .iSiî
so as to ivmicT them visible ami ,
«•liable tiit* suag; boat to g'ct lioM ;
of them, is the only cff-ctual i
method of *euurin-' g«»o«l na« !
tion tl;i*i«*ir*- (
in il*«» lower part of the Bavon
wiüo.vs j,n,i
(lu* n-movai of the
otti r trees gto.viii"' iu ihe ilcpo
sits on eitle i I» ink of the stream
must lie pulled out in order to
i eiider the B lyon navigable «lur- !
•i.-- Ii i ->ti u i for —bon i'r.mo tn«« i
'"r- WiKil. *» Ai II l.BNL ITi f*S
almost tliei-t and embrace each
Other across ihe »tieeo« • :
.... ' . i ' ,
I lie use ot torpedoes III bursts '
'•.......- r „ .1.
.. .. ,
i*'i', with its rapid entrent to wash [
them away, is an important work :
in the improvcnient of naviga
»io» __ j
p«m t so tts L» «*fiiin.e tue hij*u wa»,
coai.nei.Gius at Lockport, will un' !
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b»v«»r all the obstruction* bo that j
'*'hvn th?y will be removed such ;
h'.ii *nv<ic veil! naror fnrm ofrain '
battnres will never form again. '
The streams being then opened
to a capacity of outlet equal to
that of its inlet wtil maintain that
; capacity, cany oil all waters that
enter anu cause no further trou
hie so far as crevasses and over
j J'! ,rer aud caase »« t'niihov trou
- ~i
• ....
s low * el . v quickly whcthci ■ the
Ittas 'tnteitamed in these mt teles
i iU '" '''Jtrect.
; Si.tinning up the articles wi it-j
i t*'» "l»«» the subject of Bayou La
The experiment could easily
he made on a few of the Islands
below Lockport which would
I., oowjoot K,L wo *-•*
| 1'*»«iche we deduce the lollowm
! -Illl. mat WIICU me
| »»«re t LIU tUCO ioillth
j
the contractions
j U1 1111 bilOA Loc.i| oi t,
• iU ' ,s :!S ) iUU ' beCOIllCS it 0.1111,
I which holds back til© water, Call
j . » 1 «
*« 10 1181* dliti Udl u ll]> «US i«U
OoilliS
1 k c
Is,. 1 liât tnc Cdpdcit.Y OI out
let ill litlVOU Lilfouiche is fiom
2<> to b> per cent loss below .Lock
pos t tllilll the capacity ot inlet at
Doiialdsoil'. nie.
2nd. r ! hat when no- unuu m
lilt* 1 a you IS
en ,
lull at
! :IS ^>l>o convoie until it runs
j !' V( ' r tnc V 1 ' J ,uls * ri ' A !' 1 h * v
j «HUftiag iInougn lham and iimi,
daiing the countiy to the vuinity
' 01 ! 'to bieak.
3rd. That the ohstfactions be
low Lockport so thotonghly con
tract the ability to cany off the
water, that whenever the fixer
rises near to the level of lhe land
ll t Donahlsoti\ille, the levees on
1 " Lab-urche "•'! eeuaimy
j ^ iea ^ at^oiuc point l>t*tween Aa
j !'oleou\iile and ilarang^ ca:ia>.
j rant tniaa* ne no una,,s
I <>f preventing Uisastyus etc vas
st ' s *" Latonic.u*, except
i . V • ♦ii.» lolllfl'. -I t t* t i i .A I I D
by the leinoval of tin* obstiuc
tions below Loeliport so as to eon
i in ne iile capacity of lire outlet, as
great as that of the inlet, till the
way doxf u to the sea shore.
5th. That the lemoval of the
snags, logs ue, as is now being
done by the United States snag
boats, will not be sutlicient to ob
tain the necessary capacity of out
let.
(itli. That the removal of the
Islatuls, sand bars N.e., is a neees
sity ami must be < fi -eted lo pie
veiit oversows lit the future.
Tilt. That the use of Torpe
does or any othei method that
will loosen am.! break tip those
»»binds, ^nil b us Vc. in high
water would cau»e I hem to crum
i *'' l> be carried down to the
I }>>' tUs ''"»-rent, and leave
j " u '. , f:în "'*'; s °' i '* :,10n J u
j which they are toi meJ, and oy
! v '- !lt 11 :îi< " nuul. expo.-ed so
| a ' s to u ' P i! ' 1 ' 1 "' «»'taoveii
; 111 ! <lvV "«iter.
i f '' 1, J aai »o iiceompash this,,
: lhi ' ' v,,,k m ." st l ? C " II !" K ' ,I<: ''! 1 at
j tin* fust point when* ih * outlet is
less than tin* inlet at the Mississ
j ; liva . (;o;ilillUt . s i down
^ v<[s !o , v . uds ;!ie M . ;i sh;uv . aN
- - „ „
! ways maiutaing the same space
for the tlo'.v of the waters.
Assrso«>s.'s.
The Gov ci nor Inis called a
meeting of Assossois ant 'J'ax
Collectors of I lie various Parishes
of i his iState. to convene in 'iov
Orleans on tin*-of October for
; (•„> put-pose ot <1.-vising w ays and
j means to seeaie a more equitable
.,ud just s\stein-of assessments
j , j, ,,„ w prevails in Louisiana'
VViiilst Assessors may honestly
| and eoiiNtiem i.nisl y peitonn their!
j «lu ties, great, in justice and wrong
j j s olteii intlieted upon the taxi
; ,, MV( . r .
_ An assessor may fix an assess!
no ui upon the fax payeis of liis;
tiling. Rut the assessor in one
: u ... -, i,. . 1 a.
Iaii.».i m.i.\ mi.uc property but
I OIK* halt ns high as that of the
I'ti i w 1 1 which is jest, iqiml, anil
unifnim. A similar officer in an|.
ailjotir.iig l ariMi may do the same
.
! ,a * % x ' 1;lt tl0s f 'jj Lie ad
; j act? u t- 1 atisli pay
one in the adjoining 1'arish.
tins ease the people ot one L'attsn
Still, so far
I f 8 j* concernetl, he
! !' ; ' s ,n: V lc :l u,, . ,toi : m ''^essaient.
; A ' U1 4> ! ,! ^ for these diff«*r
! ÄÄ-3k5 Ä
llie i''^'ssors roils ami ""•»'<*
im:reuse
! tn ronfler
A, \ r , u !.. t:> *° , I U(ter
üu ! !"" ' ,nn llI "î ^»al.
U tis said t an t un injustice s
S"Ä""t b ..'^rtT S£
: «isst.. - 1! j,» His ]».<), 111\ n.^lid
......
uafbe trim" we imve
investigated, but it is a ques
tiou that deserves consideration
Another subject that would be
weM ,m ' th l s collve,,t ' ün to cuusitl
or, >s too ml :n the wry low assess
incuts upon large bodies ot land
me uncultivated, based upon
*Le plea tliat they are not woik
ul. The time has come when ev
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cry .m i U Ot arable soil should be
i . ! ,i .. .i . -,
Bulttvii.eil. An acre of .and uu
cu,tl ' 1,> " ol,n precisely as
*U«eh as Ull UCl'e ot similar Soil
, .. ..
^ ,! *Lv.lte«i, less .t.e '»uu? OI ie*»
COS and «inches.
Such lands neriuil tell Jo Iiv
. unuiutll to l<l>
B*:e and JÏHHV 11!» iu Weeds Siionld
wore ciilttvifi»«! _
11 lU ,.,____
Y r isitors returmu-from abroad.
as well as recent emigrants, will
.hnd Ayerxs Sarsapaiilla helpful
..„h^-vt«*«» **
mation, ami in removiugtho boils,
> O — -- 7
pi »»pies ami ernptiotrscousequeut
apoa sea diet. Its blood-cleans
iîifr fill i .iriPrt cimli
ing qualities retuody such trou
bles pi omntly.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Sit. 1381.
Thibueacx Sentinel, Thibodaux. La.,
In yesterdays Picayune was an article
calling nltenliun to nil "elaborate article
.-ii' ii-, i.mi.i i> e
u^.v ipt-nl" I xw 1
' nut
*«*■ **»
the improvements of navigation nt Hay
on Lafonrelo-," in u recent number of the,"
i Sentinel. I am pleased to see tin- subject
1 agitated, for it Jan b - done, and done at
small expanse
b«*r 4
iiti t»i 1 oPlIl'liUC-l X W noi l l*»*«- a
gon*l Submaiiiu* «liver ana let him down
e and halt t iifr oxpciiso. If any one will
I j, H y niv expense I will take two men ami
Ua-u-ry ami
ou.pareil with priées paid
publie work of less importance,
But instead of Torpedoes 1 wool l take a!
inn l.-t him go down
fulminating powder
trm tioi.s noil ih n
1 lull anil- Patte i v,
s o .weiful a- the
•If, if'• w/b-.u i In
and poo . dynamite or
in and around the obstructions
itU
ei ful
iu liait tin
und
disruaigc t1o-i»i with a Calvanic Battery,
it would in- three times ;is noweiful a- the
$3.(0 worth of dynamite
show UUI w a..t' can be
j and tome up ami snow \v»u
j done with your worst lugs or oh true lions
j by liKthh,^ L*\"e: it, nils for tin»* dav.
i . Rcspeetiully y,m:?.
i __ 1 ' J1 ' mullins .ok in
£ x(rarirro|a m Minute*.
I ___
i ..... .....* ••.«a.-m.- ,.i -.ue ri.e.is-u ,
At
■ I all
i regular meeting of the Firemen's
AsMicbitii il hold on September -J:s
—-" i
1881 the following l.soluliun
ted uuanr: ou.-ly.
Whereas the usual festivities attending
the Cliri.-tmus holidays ami Ma di Unis n n
ders it inexpedient lor this As<oeiati»>i to
liol.i a Fail- during that period of tin- ve.-tr.
He it u.-ohed, V-.at Mds A.- s eii lion
«•hi y be II Fuir iuiim-diat, 1, after Lent, on
..ill !ô le .1.1 ,i j g.r j,, ,|„ , . Fnir
' ' "
i
|
:
A j>ril iâ, il*. at;*i
(iiouiivls in i !i i I.r.iîa il t ioi the |iUL*usc uf
obtaiuiug id -..ls ittt it-cr a Ilail.
8 . I*. OhiSAMiii; L', l'rcîiideïit.
J. I,. At COIN, 8 VC 1 i t.vj'Y.
À true copy Irom tlfû u*iTiut«-s.
8. L. AUCOIN, notary
u 7 i—ia Tnja&ib ^ u„ :ae»&»aa
Tunrps
PILLS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND
THE AFFLI CTED EVE RYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUM PH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Losaof appetite,Kausea,bowels costive,
Pain in t heff ead. witSa dull sen sation in
tBe back part, Pain under the sSoulder
hläffp. fitilnf-sn «ftjar ©nfinp with a dioin
i
i
|
j
,
!
i
j
;
Irritab ility of temper TlaOw epirita, Lobb
öf memory.w it h a feeli ng of haying neg
lected some duty, weariness, Dizziness,
fluttering of th eH éftrtTPô ts before tfie
eyes, Ÿ ellow Skin, Headache, Restless
ness at mghtriiTghIy~côlôredr Urine^
IT THESE WARNINGS ABE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUTT'S PILLS ar«
»ach cane», one dose ell
of feeling as to astonis
They Increase the* Appetite, and cause the
body to Take on Flesh, thus the system is
nuurinhfd.aml by theirTonic Aetiouon the
Digestive OrgKii«, Regular MihiU are pro
duced. Price 25 cents. 35 .71 nr ray Sit», S. Y.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gray Hair or Whiskers changed to a G
Krack by a 9 ingle application of this I)
imparts a natural color, acts Iustantam
Sold by Druggists, or seat l y erpress ou r«ct»ij
Office, 35 Murray St., New York.
ot Vain
*Y
It
Dior, acts Instantaneously,
at by erprc-Bs ou receipt of $ 1 .
w«..w^, uv .hurray St., New York.
6 Dr. TSTTi HI AMI L of Valntblo loformaGon and h
tl'Mftil Haaeipt« will be mailed HiEK on application.^
I
!
If you
OfbUHÛL_.
«ed by the strain
your duties avoid
stimulants and utso
Hop Bitters.
are Amnnl
>U5incs8,wcak* T
aiuof
syoonsr and!
or dissipai
tore brain net
Iwaâte. use Hop B»
[suffering from any i
Ition ; it you aromt
, guffei
res
and
_ -» ____, ._____ ma.
^single, old ^oreyoung, gui^rln^from
on l "ifo1pBBftter8. be<1 ° f BCk
, Thousands die an
nually from some
[form of Kidney
'disease that might
have been prevented
i by a timelv use of
Hops Itters
wpm
Hop|
Whoever y on ore. ,
whenever you feel
that y oar system (
needs cleansing, ton- •
Ing or stimulating
without intoxicating,
BM-ters? P
Hove you dÿê* ,
pepsn i, kidney A
GTuriiiaruconiM
plaint, disoaso
of the »to mach,
bowels, blood.
liver or nr nrs 1
You will be
cured if you use
Hop Bitters
If you are sim
ply weak and
low spirited, try
it! It ma
saveyou
life. It ha
saved hun*
dreds.
HOP
NEVER
FAIL
o. i. c.
Is an absolute
sad irrosista
blè cure for
drunken ess,
use of opium,
obacco
arootics.
Hold Vy drnR
elsts. Send fur
Cireular.
HOP BITTEBB
H'fO CO.,
ÜMkotcr, 5 . 1 .
i Tore!.to, Out.
!n TSmioriaui.
i President James A. Oarltcbl, we
i Uio im*u 8 *<*rs aim oTrcers oi toe J!om<*
i u 0 ,, U :n -„. j ,,f Tinbctnux
! feci that- it is our dul to tive ! Xi i < i;
to uur In art fei I sorrow in too loss <>! .in- No
Whl . r , 1S . it Il;ls
innove from Ins tiohi
■as-- ! l!i - Almighty ! <
I of usei lim sH um !u
tiou - st 1 (i ,.,- M , Ms; i >n .. in . it .
I i R,a Th.it in iwiu u with the
<-it'.z.-:i's of o:ir !.. I..• I r uutr
oi-voly lamm.t hi» uutimoi.v «ioatl
; jin-SH our iiutVigi'.c-tl 8.0 : 0 V.' at tlis dim t-a
; ianuty. -
i »• iv.-solv.'d : That ve ti nder to the no
wr. .»iji
and e\
' ........
liie. wiiio.v and cîiiidrca of tbo ili.istrious
dead out deep sympathy and trust that
fifty miilio s of su'jjaels will ::i put cuu
j -t SS' îsrarÂ,
1 s, ' ,p *" 1 ">
on the minutes of our com
fca'ac in: seiit to tot- be
A ,t LASSKHiNK,
V. S. lU-IRUKUON,
If. CURTIS.
R. R. Me!'.!,!i)E.
l'i coid.ent.
J. A. Rfe tlAtiri,
Asst. Secretary.
; -"inead in full up
• P 1 * 11 ?' ami that tli
; reave.t familv and printed iu the TillBo
; aux h.xt.M:,..
j
/
'
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th, Judicial District Court. Parish of La
lo-irehe.
ecs»ion of llerm ii.ee Hotard deceased
à
j A U IIS U A XT TO AN ORDER AND DF.
tree of a'o.ive Court and in obedience
— «->•-' "* •«*>•*»«- -Oi.-.: aim in oDCunmee
lo ft emfti.ii.ssion to me directed ill the.above
entitled am! numbered Sum-e-sion 1 will : ffi r
tor sale at public auction pursuant to lav. t-.i
bid-1 *r ut tho Court
i o. .ieinmi.ee riotar.l tieee
v.ife of Paul Gi lbert, No. U S!
Probater.
.......... ........
tbe ,.-«st «ud bigtiç . ..................
(«"U'«' m thelovvu Id luioodanv ou Sttur
tla> . He.olx'r 29 1 :h. ISM Between tin* hours
of it ..cbi k A. :d. and ! o'clock P. M. tbe
following described property to. wit:
, -V h'D-aet ot land .»it : at ed iu
the I ansa of i.:it'.,ui.'ie ou thp right hank
Ot tha Bayou Lotou.ehc d«*5ceuding about
seveiuocu miles tielow tlie lown i-i Tiiüio
' aux - I1 . ,f ' ils, ' li!, ~ ()t *^ half arj-euts
mora or .c»a front on the aforesaid Bayou
\'X SXe^iI? Äli« ""and bèw
by those «f aicSs f«.i«o Sr. Together with
«»«>c buiiür, gja ud improvameats there
<liiUX - »ueasni-iog One and half urp«
_____________ _ __________
od 8tatêYtrc7sùr/-Not^Ï7 paydöutT'
September £1 io*1.
Terms of Sale, Ca*b on tho apot in Uuit
THEOPHILE TIIIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
STATE OR LOUISIANA, A
Parish ul' I alourdie. >
Thibodaux, September lltli. 1881. )
The Poiiee Jury this day met, at 12
M > :it 1I,ms ? iu the . to ' v, '
1 hnoodunx, it being a regular session ot
j .
i
I .. 1 , '
1 1 he nanutt s ot^ the last^ meetiii^r were
^f- v ' -Moran Kcaemer, Coulon. Guidry,
j Matln-ws
£•*»"* ' Messrs. Delaune and Ayo.
I 1 le -> ot the last meeting v
i 1 ' i',' l I 1 ' 1 " approved us amended, as folio
| he *t resolved that a spee.a tax ot
lus *'-' bestead ot one mill] on all propert
' sst d 1,1 'he paiish . 1 Laloureoe lying
tween flic Bayous Ten*. Lionne and I.ati
upon the asô(-î*sim'îit Roll
I ,, 0lJ i nmtmu of Ur Kraemcr, seconded by
i M>. .durai., the following report was ftoopt
! Bui-dings aeting under your authority and
* alter due ndvei ticemeut
............. .■........ ,p ri , tt
that the
1 ; y>. itoi.ieiiaux and
Leiiitue AuLcrt ou Cim-ins and 1'aviiions
icspeetiveiy were accepted. The bids
«al.
i lliiboduux, September U, 1881.
j To the Honorable the Police Ju r y <f the
; Ptvieh of Tu fourche ;
Oeii : le in eu.—Youi* roinwittcc on Public
ur authority aud
for bids ti» ton
i «Uuct two cist, rns and pavilions, one on
' •'««»' sll \' 1 1 •« Court House .is p .....
»e:Sir:;is 'ïfj- es
, , „
j 'LMDii-s
S . In deteimining the exact locality,- oi the
! ' ,;,,r ' Vil f " ,,u i h
! reqiured the removal ot the tmindatlnus til
ready <a»nstruet.ed fcoiuu lew feet luither
'1 t»V Î
The ;
at Lockjioit.'
Mtu tbc Fciry
lii.s wilt nn i-f with your approval.
■i ll' "
! tf ina'iii yours iispccUiillv.
1 M. ROME.
: F. SAM'AN. Tri'iisurrr, i:i lucouut \vi:Ii
j I'arisli of Lufuiuclip.
! To Hal on tuiiul as tier la.I lvport. $16tl (>j
I To :» l'f-ipts »i ure :
Central Fund.
: From Deputy Tax Coilf itm- for
! Licenses ot' 1881......
'I ;ix (>i* I8Ä1). ...
T IT.iu» jiuî u,f
' id cut vs < i. >iiH T;i j 1*..
1 * runs IL j city 1 ,1 \; !'«*>.
j jlTl!.'! > ot î -SSI......
: i.DVD '»•> uf I SSI.....
I*. V. <\tiiloiu:t tine,
; u'p.Vj'lvC./v rl/xT'(Vii
. , - 4 1 * .• . .
( b"' 1 -- s ........
Tax of 1 ' 81 .
Tofu!....
I,a> an
61 76|
CiO 0.»
1 R> 01
IN'. 0:1
87 03
i L.^omntnt l und.
j j.* roin i,- v . Fix Collector.
§3 it 3iq
lt'uin tl.o Couit Hou.-u, fti.tl for tin» iiuloi
seen lat'or your coiiiinittce recomincutl the
puyincnt of un.v just sum that may he ask
ed l>v tlie contractors
gutters to couihut into the cisterns
vei. also ordered U> t.e plaeea, it lu-itig
deemed udvautiigi-ous to have same iinn
pl.-tid wiiii ihe buildings. Tlie pajment
of wliich your eommittre also roconiua-nd
tu satisfaction ot a:. y fuither inquiry,
your committee r< sja i-iiuiiy refers to the
i istrrus and i aviiious, now Compieted, a
far as contracted lor.
[Signed] il. V COULON,
SOsT! i UN K FOLSE,
•• !.. KRAMMER,
Mr. «'onion made a verbal report to the
effect that i;e had found suitable luattinj.
j lor tlie court loom and tliat he estimated
; tlo cost oi same at yldwOd.
The lolluv ai- claim - wer. i-l.-n.-d *■> th
cemniitti e on claims.
Steamer Sr. M:,ry.................. C (.lo
S. i . I irisa:-.- !v ..... ........... 1 ■■■
: '-lids K.o.in. o.i. ( ■ n taldt*........ 1
I .Mi .. '.ohinsi.n, C>. i. .» ! a -. ........
j R. It. McBride ................... -8 •
I ,1. A. Aitaui s..................... -i
j L. 1\ C'tiiliuu»'.................... ij -j
S I y. 1 . V'aiiluiuH................... .1.
! Ij I*. C'aillouut.............. ..... ill.
I. i*. (. «tiliuiu i................ ~ » A|
It it . Sin liti, .\-p uti. j«t m*ii .. t*
liotli aiui Kit*« t\voo«i .......... i <
until alul 1* il ut Wtunl............... .1
Thu«*. I hiltotla»::;................. üô OU
i* A. Ih t.i:i.;tit ; .................. '2 Ju
Tin u. i iiiiimkiux.................. I» 75
i in t». Thibudaux.................. 8 40
i but*. Tiiibotiaux.................. 1 ti;>
Ylifu. Thii:*.ilanx.................. ÎM 00
Th« «». TlalM 'iitux................... 8;! OU
«I . \v . 1 m.«» hi* t h.................... 4 - _
S. ]'. Giisanioru....... 2
K. A. O Sullivan................... 150 00
.1. Trotter.......................... 14 30
K. «I. ilsun....................... 7 02
il. W\ Kru.'t...................... 87 00
t*. A. ThibuOaux. Sm vt*yt>r........ : .0 08
i It et wood J. .N., I oioiK r......... 37 i 50
T. >aiii*a»i..................... 0 00
J. A. I'. Lnii-t............ 5 *-ii
W. 1Î Kaj^ait (*li«l '.VdM'.d'iJ...... .*
,}. \Y. Kuo bit-«-Ii i«-th...........V
•J. \\ . KiiuOl*)ci» < ,t i k.........
Till: toil«» vVlllJ; Dit 1 1 • Itti. tisi
t uiiivUt was rt:ru»Yuti.
To the Honorable Prisheht avd .Oembvmoj
Ike Police Jury of the P • L-h • f Lafourche.
. Gentlemen.— Hure 1 have bt eii ('jerk ui
j Court ok t hi* I'iiri.sii. I have iarnisiu tî out
I <>i ir.y (»»vii u eaL.sall the .«tatit i:to \ î» r tlie
C't-ni t .
I wotil.l woxr ;iîik tliftf yon vouM make
all a'j*i-r*.>|M iatitm to «leùay the e. v .j tiL>v*
uece^ary l'*»r the hoi iin^ :*i ..aid (\mrt.
Ito.-'m^ that this w il, meet your approval.
; J remain very trtiiy,
you» * iVe.
! (Si-ufdi J. \\. K.-.OBLOCII,
i ierk.
! Tito following petition, ou motion ui' Mr.
Moran, was neeive«l.
Kaeel.nut. I.a , Sept. ! Uli., 1881.
1 T > the Ho.i. Police Jury :
O lit It* mi n.— 1 be*j of your "lion. Body*
j to jurant mo the Maine prix .h^e to retain
tho rights to run the* "Ferry' 1 at Kacciami.
1'or the s tnie lenjrtîi of time an you have
; <rruntc<l to ik). Barke
I s'. .-j.il T;ix ; ss|.
! [a.K 18
. ia \ lo*»....
Sjict-iai fax ISSI....
Sj.eriiil ! a .< I8S.1....
j 1,1
I ioU ""
Total......
Ihr: Claim* Fund.
From fax Coikcter.
Rack Taxe . ......... 113 âS
iÎH»-k Taxes............ r> ~
Hack i:ixis............ ] |.>I
Hack Taxes........... t I
-,-o ■>! j
j Total Receipts...........
; By lbs . irseiiients since
! Paid out of
I «tun. Fum! ls.SI.. S 3 --', 7 1
j Ceu. Fund issi.. ,:s y -,
; Hen. Fund ISS| . s.'. :c,
j <n-n. Fund 18SI.. il 0!
; fötal ............ .
j Paid out of
j improvement Fund.....
1 Hack
Si Cxi IS'
SÄÖ-1 33
k Ch.iius Fund.......
I ot;il D.-inuseinents.....
SH!3i 33
.31 07
1 it 15
----$R30 J7
; J <> Ba'uiiec mi band...
; Divided as follows, ta wit
! Balance on hand.
; General Fund 1S8I.......
Improvement Fund JSsl..
uipro
j p..: i K . lssl
1 3 ' c 'r,
j
\
Meiuoranf'uin
'
î
j Dim bv Hack Claims :
! Parish' Warrants issued forex
never prcKt-utcd........ *->(-» 137
: Due by General Fund '81 '
j Claim 4 for expenses of "81
approveii and rcgi»ter<*d.. 1^37 70
j WiineKaea certificates ro
maistag due........... so 00
341 32J
98S 8!;
Î » *i" i
17-1 23j
8 1323 88 $1323 SS
«-.s, V»
«8
«penses
>i -> <:v
Of 'SO
Total due............. 37
Respectfully submitted,
[Signed] F. SA.Yt
SAN CAN.
| 1 Oa'^.^.l^y'X^ded.^'foregoi««
riubodaun La September 11, J8dl.
! To the Pol, ce Jury.
* " SU1U C y0 " r attenti0n t0 tha
tu muu nS DAT,
Can easily be made bv using the Celebrated
VICTOR WELL AUGER AND ROCK
BORING MACHINERY,
- In any Part of the Country.
We mean it, and are r repaired to demonstrite the fact.
They are operated by either Man, Horse or Steam Power,
and bore very rapid. They range in size from 3 INCH
to H, PE ET IX DIAMETER, and will bore to any
REQUIRED DEPTH!
They will bore successfully and satisfactorily in all kinds
of Earth. Soft Sand and Limestone, Bituminous Stone
Coal, Slate, Hard Pan Gravel, Lava, Builders' Serpentino
and Conglomerate Rock, and guaranteed to make the very
liest of \\ el is in Quick Sand. They are light running,
simple in construction, easily operated, durable, and ac
knowledged as tlie best and most practical Machine extant.
They are endorsed by some of the highest State Officials.
XX e contract for prospecting for
< 0 *1., ««!,!>, SILVKie, COAL Oil, A AT) ALLKIAUSOF
tmiiscii.s.
Also lor* üinkiBg li tesian Weil* sieid 4'ostl NlialK &«>. Wo alun
I liras ïi» li Çiigiüis. Itollvr*. Wind A3,I*. Ilyiiruiali*; Osiiiin, Korun
1 owers lii-ick .»liii hini-s .»lining TooIk, I*oriul>lc I-'or&roM. Ur.oK
6>ri!ls anil O.-ifiiinpry of all kind.K.
HOood active Agent» wan toil in every Country in the World
ADDiiRSS.
AY estera Machinery Supply Depot,
511 Walnut Street,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI, U. S. A.
Statt* in what I'apefcyou saw this. July 10 81-ly
étjjdûu ùxt, Qcn^CcTut&ktf
ié W *$crvlJ~ rruuj &
Si
QcrnAurn jztLcrLs . S)7
rpewncC Sÿwfo, o {yrdicCaL€^yrd^t 4rUi
j^Uri'L
,9/
f WltcC lJ' ad*
* /u *&
l au i-il'i-i-:ivo load law fr»,- the maib
I'.u-t of g.w.il jiul.lic i-oaiia.
.
iis ;
ty
tainam-r 01 »..ou jim,ne i-oads. |
it will In-m-c.-ssary to divi.io the 1'aris'i I
iato Distviet.", am! sipl Lovt-o In-pee j
to: s tor t he s; t ia *!i»fiu i.s aait.-r pro» »s'.ia
of Art No. 88. app. -, ed .'i| 1 i 1 Iu Jv
i hi. pr. s-'i va t io 11 oi tl.ti i.t-\(t-.s (i.-peiol s
iipoM tlie care ai d watchl'ull.u ss of t|,.- pen
pic of the I'arisi. and can only l, ;} îuttiniaiu
c.l uadcr authenty ci .»aid r.cr.
tin A-n rr..»t i-> ISS-, ( have Visited tho low
or Lafourche as iara.» tin- Raymond t arai
in company with Mr Hoffman of the U. S.
Fngiiioor 1>( part n.cnt, and iu.-pccteil tin
oi.rtructioiis in the Bayou.
i lie result of said observations arc now
heilig printod) iu tho Tinn-ucu x Sextixki.
as cd: toriali, aud arc too longfiiy to insert 111
tho proceedings of this hodv
S. T. OR ISA MORE.
I'ics-.deiit of I'olico .Jury.
O11 motion of Mr. (,'oulou, the foregoing
repo! t was 1 ocoivc.l.
To the President av,d .Vorba u of tie. Police
Jury of Lafourche :
Your committee appointed for the pur
pose of drawing no an ordinance for th
prevention of the spreading of cont igeons
disensesamong auiuials, hog to submit tin
the following :
A11 Ordinance, prohibiting animal:! affect
cd wiili coutngcoi!» diseases, from being on
public roads, and the penalties imposciPf, 1
the violation thereof, aud lo prevent tin
spread oi contagious diseases atui-irg aui
niids.
He it ordained etc., that any person
who, having an animal affected with a eon
tageons disease, shall leave it at la'ge, shall
incur a line nut exceeding fweutv live dol
lars and not Ic.-s than Ten dollars, l'n.vidcd
that it be proved that he was cognizant of
He. it further ordain.-d etc., That anv
•lustiee ot the I'eacc uf tins I'nrr li, upon in
formation duly g:\en by any inhabitant
Itier.'ol, that tie ie is an animal either rid
den, driven, or lead on any publie i ad ui
"tln r pui.l: • plaeu.r.f this Parish, fdn.il im
j'"'diatel.v caiike said animal to he seized
; iitnl ii>-pounded and after examitmtn.n
i had and doe preof obtained that said a„i
■ mal is so aft'ec-tc.l the said Justice shall im
I pose a iino ou the. owner of .-aid animal of
. not more than One hundred dollars and
; not less than Twenty-live, dollars, and shall
' cause the said iiniiu.il ta, lie killed
i*-d ; the vvhide coi
11 11 aud bur
; pie whine costs ot said proceedin '» t.„
ho paid by the »anl owner. Provided" tlie
said owner was cognizant of the diseased
Coiuhtiou ot tlie a'linml.
Respeetfuliy Mibmiltml.
[Signed} E. A. O'SULLIVAN.
" II. N. COULON,
" S. T. (IRISA MORE.
. Dn motion of Mr. Seely, seconded by
j Mr. Kracmer, the foregoing report was rc
ouivtd.
I Au ordinanco declaring the absence of
I Levi es a uu tin- oxi»tenee of canals or other
i openings lead in: thu water from Bavon
La lout cue unlawful within certain limits
: ing the making oi levees on iini-vred
; lands and tho closing of all openings from
Bayou Lafourche, except allowed bv
Act 88 of 188J, prescribing penalties for % io
laLmi 0 } llijs Urd',',:e:ee, providing fur as .
pectors in ccrtuii
of Ï liigi 11
«•ist a lit I.cvi e In: 1
cci fain contin
gonei.-s, defining limitation ol this «et was
submitted to the Bo.ud and duly nf.-rred
to t ie committee on Roads and Lever-.
. rÂÂSï ÂtÿiÂi
• certain parties, w as then read and on nio
^arut's,
onrL**].
11 ■ t At
,fle '-âme were referred t*>
tho De-, net Attorney who wa.-i renuested
to report thereon, to-nionow.
j
Tliiln dans, La., Sent. 7tb. 1S81
» the Honorable President on t 1 1 \
the Police Jury, LafoPchV LIPh ° " /1
-- ,, . 1' , .
181 Vr , r ,bc appro«b 1
i, i . * 7 , S 0i the legislative
U1J ? i * 11 i'î'.y. 1 'U lands between bay
rihu »ud hrm-ipinne tti th« Pr«V
DrntliMnc*
on the
act donatii
OU 8 Lafou
! wllC1 * 1 fntered. Unless stops are t .lien
j of
1 fear that the Local Board of Swämp
i-n.-. > . -.•o •>! .., . lia t or-'. i
(l-.i liU! «ji.-i-mi II „ UI -
■'* l.lll-irtlt t'l:| Is *i| e.Ui-y
w. k of .Uaimag t
Ce: tiffed :
loi tim sji.a im ( -a
1 io-don.ilc.i I,n.'; s
' - J at w ,ks organized
purpose
i hums will not be tas.iti
i--.,.- , (T .AV KNOLL it'll,
' r ' 8 "Mmi Local L ar : Swamp Laud Uoin
..........j
;jI Et
on mo.-ou Oi Mr. ( onion, s-eondml. t !m
bo ....1 aoj >, me t t,, io-iuoriow ,.t '.! uVimk
" ( igiird]
F. i - (îlitsAMORE,
i u- ::icnt Police .Tury,
J. c. Ai.i.aix, Secretary.
JOHN W. TtiOTTEB,
< «*!>!>« 5-, I i:« :m:i «ï 1C et Iron
» . orkcr.
Corner of Main aud Green Sts.
Thibodaux, La,
-Kei p» 0 ii band a full line of—
tGî'K AND HEATING SiOVRS.
— Alsoagent for the—
Favorite ami Excelsior
Moves.
t articular aGcntion given »0 Koniin - and
Guttering. 0
iattlk EXCHANGE,"
I >it. *T. LOUIS A NT» CIlARTRliS,
<)« trau«.
.7»>SKP1I KODKIGUEZ, ITop,
OYSTER SALOON,
Choice H inas and Liquors uUanjs on hand.
. FURNISHED ROOMS.
Hot Lum h from ff A. M. to 2 P. M,
Oct-f-81-ly.
yj: fi' A j> VEltTFSEM i:xj:s\
?. A y ARD TAYLOR, Part Û
7 >,ll,|: "»Bike great pkiiMtre in
Mr.'siGtld IV. .Sh^FiUef!'" AcMle,U ^ ° f
^-SRNANDO W00P.
jh' , '* "J' '• 1 : 1 eJeerfu'ly consent to
wiU r 1 " b ; V l,itl,,e *' U"ic n.-c. My boy 1
SÄita"' ...... ...... »«-i
■ ■ ri » ■ -w "i",* 1<lt Circular addresa
ÄESlSi" 5
«laue« ut Umber aud water, diversity of
juNMiucts tliHD ucy otlici* re^iou now oiwn
lo.stbUUiucut, lu tl.i.H rapidly «loveloiniii;
M-etion, the Texas éi «'acific Kuii
vv «ay h a- iu operation over SOU uiilta ct
! V'if. ' a ' on S which are to he had, at low
»'F 1 ' * 8 f lul ' >u Pit ' s 3' terms, millions of acre«
„ JT? "i" 1 «*»<» Govern -
* me \ t hut recently opened foe settle
! tur Ç'b'uUrs and map* giving irutii
I t" bdonnaiiou. uddtess W. II. ABRAMS.
! L»mmi.s*iouer, T. &. P. lUihrav. Mar
; 11 xuc*.
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I A ! send for our Fe'eot
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], October 01, 1881, English, Image 2
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], October 01, 1881, English, Image 2
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