The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], November 20, 1886, English, Image 4

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She Jhibodaux Sentinel
SATURDAY, NOV, 20, 1SSG.
THE >1 AYO!i*SMESSAGE.
Gentlemen ul" the Common Council ol' Tliibo
dntix.
You have he, a entrusted by your fellow-cit
izens w ;tii tin- government of thi'. City far
till! ensuing I \vi> yi ars. Whilst 1 congratu
late >im u|" *ji your prefe- lin-nt. I df'ir.- also
to roi'j' a' nlate lie- ......1 people of i'nibo
•lau\ who l.avo malic tlii> select i"ii. for 1 feel
assured. ill ailvauee ul am' action on your
part, that you u ill ;ivc tln-m an iidininislra
tion of public art airs which will be honest in
its cnioluet. eeooomieiil in iis man igement
ami intelligent in its ilir etion.
To the Unai oial rendition of the City your
attention should tirst lie direrted. ami. that
you may in i reputed to m t advisedly in this
important brum-'i of your alt.in-. 1 have
thought ;t |iro|ier to I'laee before you a state
ment of tin- annual amount of alimony on
which you may ib pend tog.-ther with thesal
arv list a* present!)" existing ami a schedule
of liabilities, *. ( >r the payment of which you
will he reijuir. il to make provision- Deduct
iug the cn-r of eoi eetiun and the usual ilelin
queneii > vwi cannot solely estimate as del iv
editn ually from direct taxation on pronerty
more than $ldti 0
From iiee -si's say 1 2 ;t 1
" .Market house 900
" Whai luge dues 200
The City o ■ us 4 shares of the capi
tal stock ul the Thibodanx Bridge Co.
Ol a .ace value ol $0,959.00 which stock
yields an average annuity of say
;
!
I
i
follows .*
jier annum,
Slaking a tot; 1 revenue of
Your civil li-t is a
Salary ol .Mayor
•• " Secretary
** *■ Assessor * '
" *• Treasurer
• ■ Printer
" •• Constable
•• •• Market Master*
*•' *• Sanitary Ins. *'
•" " Corn, laborer "
" *• Might Watchman
Total
Y'our liabilities, exclusive
salary dm tc
autv ti* the K:
To Mrs, s M
- 11. W. Te l
" C. A. Lag.;
* John I'uil
Making a total of
There is n .,;ao '.nl exigible
ing salaries.
To .1. L. An oin Mayor
" 1'. K. LoBiane Clerk.
" J. T. llt.lmdaux Treasurer.
•* F. Saucan l't inter,
•* J. Auslet Constable.
" " " Sanitary Inspector,
l .'.no
a,-Klb
-»fin
151
59
125
15 >
go I
inn
non
4 SO
$2,505
'fan entire rear's
tiling officers
lariu cut. are
■
the tollow
200 00
120.00
93.75
112. 50
■taO.Ou
100.01
§ l OS 1.25
There i> also Vue a year's a'lnwance to the
Fife i>e[ rtmeat aunmi ting to >420. Thus
m iking a total liability, which y*n bice upon
your indie-lion into office, of s37f>).*-'5. By
tfce ........ling 'tatoineiit, you will peiceive
That the civil ii-t. ;,s presently existing,
exceeds in amount that portion of \our
alimony derived liom the direct tax on prop
erty. 1 have given this matter much consid
eration b it emifess tliar I cannot c insistently.
Aviili my l.iiowlriice ot tile services reijcired
of these se-'eial offa eis. make any recommen
dation forthe reduction of their Salaries save
and except in the eases ot the assessor and
Treasurer.
The diiiy of the assessor is m rely that of
a scribe reijiiiring no p irtieulm- skill or ca
pacity. An' a cod penman and fair accoun
tant can in.d:.-out the rolls inasmuch as under
the law you arc compelled to accept the- as
Bessment made by tue Stateaud Parish Asses
sor. Tiie duty therefore of the City Assessor
is merely to make a verbatim copy from tint
parish rolls of the names, description, valua
tion etc. ot .such taxable piojierties as may
lee situated within the corporate limits. The
Secretary, or clerk of the Council, should he
required to perform this luW- as ex-Offieio
Assessor, an. 1 •>. salary ot SI.TO jier annum is
ample c* uipensation lor his services iu both
Capacities.
'iLe 1 n-asuier's duties are simple and rc
quire little labor or time. A compensation of
$100 per :* ii 11 <1111 would he commensurate with
the moors performed. ^
It these suggested reduction* me made our
civil list-would b« reduced a comparative tri
fle- it is true, hut 'till enough to justify such
action ii indeed th- amounts presently allow
»il aye to liigu. I shall deem it my duty, and
_
l.b , ' • al "i
L Uiessjot.icrvyise
shall look to ou lor .aid and assistance 111 that
particular, to pay off' as speedily and as prompt
iy as it mu he done, all the dent* incurred by
your ptvdecc'Sors anil tiausuiittcd to you I >r
•lischarge. 'Ilie debt of .*1025 duo H. \V. Ta
bor matures Jmiuary
niust i»e promptly met.
directed by you, I shall dedicate as sacred t.
that purpose the quarterly dividend to he re
ceived from bridge Stock on the ljan., v. liieh
dividend will amount to about 5-595 mid 1
shall direct the treasurer to retain out of tlie
tirst moneys ree -ived from taxes a sum suffi
cient wliieh. when added to the sum to he do
rived from the i'.ridgn dividend*, willfully dis
charge this particular debt. As to the debt
ot $10*91 dim Mrs. Harvey this is exigible only
in April 1997 mid I have no fear ot being tally
prepared to meet that obligation at its main
ntv.
XltT.
the character m:.l conduct of the recent
municipal election lias clearly demonstrated
to my mind the necessity of stringent laws
for the protection trom repetition of the
Beetles enacted during tha* election day mi l
for the iiivveiilion and detection of fraudulent
and illegal voting. As at present existing,
your charter docs not require a legistralimi
of the vot< i s and nitieli difficulty bv its non
existence is experienced in restraining the
Casting of illegal votes. It was on.y by the
utmost vigilance and most intelligent organi
zation, that a number ol illegal voters who
sought the right, were turned from the polls.
It is affirmed, however, tlu-t in despite of the
zealous wiileh kejit lo prevent this, a number
of fraudulent voles were east for what was
known as the Independent or Peoples'
Ticket. 1 am firmly persuaded that a pre
■viouslcgistr.itimi saould he matiea pre-requi
site to voting and that no one should be jier
mined to vote in the municipal election un
less he has actually and bona tide resided
vitliiu tiie corporate limits at least six mouths
next preceding tlie election at which he of
fer.' to vote, nor should any one l e eligible to
office unless he has at least a year's ifke resi
dence. 1 lie niemiieis ot the Common Coun
cil should likew;>e 1 r selected from diffi rent
sub-di\ is; uis ot the City's limits though \ uted
for in t/lobn and |i'or that puroose the City
should be divided into six wards, and the
charter should requir. that no two counoil
men should come iron; the same ward.
r i lies*.- ideas canoi i.e.irse be carried out only
form prescribed by the Genera! A'seinhly
approved April iOtii I *-*'>. I suggest the crea
tion of a special eomiuittee to cunsiUor this
matter.
The recent severe drought but emphasizes
the necessity which has ions existed for the
adoption of some method ol flushing tho gut
ters and lor furnishing, in case of contlagra
tiou, water iu greater quantities than is now
Ly amendments to \our cliarrt-r which amend
ineiits must he adopted in the manner aid,
afforded. I am now considering three saver
al plans for this purpose aud after I havo ful
ly deteriuiued which is the best plau to ac
cept, which 1 shall do only after ad visiug aud
consultin'; with the Committee on Improve
ments, 1 shall then submit to you tbo result
oi mv investigation.
Your atteutinu is called to the custom
which lias existed lor years ol the oyster
men. whose boats are moored to your wharves
throwing oyster sheiis in g
to the Bayou. This is reprehensible m me
cxtieme and indeed is violative ol a State
law denouncing su• li an act as a crime.
I shall duvet tile constable lo abate tile COU
tihUance of this nuisance and ro require lhe
ow tiers o! oyster emits to deposit their shells
on the levee hanks : ami ill c.insider: tion of
tin- release ol these emits from w imrfage dues.
This is reprehensible in the
They will nc communicated to you from time
to lime as occasion mav demand.
the shells "ill become the property of the
Cny to be iv■limveil ..ml employed by it as
may besi sun it- purpir-e-.
4 he niiu.li discussed subject ot lighting the
City is a matier of eonsiileiaide importance
ami well dem.nols \ -.nr serious eou-n.eraUon
b-;..re i lie iniii.-.ti n of any such project such
an nailert iking, it thorough and perfec t,
would iieci 'sa, lly involve an outlay greater
than your present tinanci.il ability can justi
fy, ami as 1. tor one, am unalterably opposed
to the creation ot any debts, and am exceed
ingly auxio is to dismai ge loose liabilities
which now exist and to [Hit our affairs upon a
strict cash basis. 1 trust that no measures
looking to the subject of lighting, will be in
augura.ed tor 11 1 .■ present. 1 lee.i assured,
however, that he lore your term ol office e.x
piies. ami with tin- relief which the discharge
el your debt* will give, you will be able to
coi'siimmato this much desired improvement.
There are a number of other improvements,
to v. huh my attention is at present directed
and which will receive at my bauds due con
sider., i ion.
It is uinicr,-S' i v now to enumerate them.
Tim usual and general improvements w .1 1 f
course go ou and I shall give mv personal su
pei'isiou lo their conduct. There is a matter,
however, to which 1 desire to invite vote- es
|»ee a! alleutiou and that is to the dredging
of tin- Uuiatuiia Caiiai which tiaversesthe
ca.-ierii poriion of your Cny. This is an ex
ceedingly important matter and should not
he overlooked. 1 am of ojiiiiiou that we
should proceed at once lo dig it out Iron; the
bayou tout least the coi*:>oia*e 'due. running
a trench ot say Id ieet wide at the lu-G and
sloping up to 29 feet at the summit. The
dirt taken theme could be utilized on the
stieet- which are sully in need ot tilling up.
By tin* running of this tn ueh, in the manner
indicated, the Caual would be rendered {nar
rower and tho space now occupying either
side could lie tilled in and Canal street, that
beautiful thoroughfare, which lines the banks
ot tiie Canal could thus be widened and im
proved, wh—.vii- l :e cor litio t of th it sheet
at present is in a shocking pbgbr, rendered
thu> by the condition u; wbic
ly ffnd the abutting Canal.
u;i prrasul
!t is a sour
VZSt*^^lZ^rZ8*£3 ;!
it a .noyancc, and often
of dire cuffs.queue j •, that the sounding of
tiie tire aianu gives no iudicatiau of tho par
tie.ikir loe.ilitv 111 wliieh the tire exists. An
alarm is struck and iui-u run hither and tbitli
er a-kiug eueh otliyr • \\ here is the tire
In the mean wliiie the tl lines g> on. As a
sum made lor sounding alarms wliieh will
indicate the particular tire district in which
the condagratiou exists.
gives me lutinite pleasure tn u-irr to them !
ami 1 suggest tu.it they be tu-ciibcil on your |
minutes on a sepal ate. Vage deilic.Uod to that j
purpose aud preceding any reeoril ol your
The lightning rod on tin. Matket llous? ho
ing in a dilapidate 1 c m litioa I iiave caused
toe same to he repaired and renovated. A
strong galvanized section surm eitil* tile sum
xu 11 o. t!;e dome 11,1011 wliieh section a new
ji"iut was placed ; a new stand .sunjiorting
section end point. The entire cost ot this is
S',.00 aud an approjiriatiou to pay same
is suggested. A: the recent convention
of your tellow-eiluzeiis resolutions were
unanimously adopted Commending the
services rendered by the retiring May
or and Council. A copy ot these
resolutions accompanies this message It
to them
proci'Ciiiu^s. You 1 uniiiisin cca ;it prrseut
l»rovi l«* for tho following standing coiuiuit
lrt*s lo bo coiiipusuu t»i ei mt-mbeis each, viz :
Fiu.nice. Improvements, Lducation, and Fub
) ic l > i-„ 1 ,,. l ty. I suggest the creation
a ulitional standing committees ; one on Mar
ket House and tin- otner on File Department
t „ |„, composed of three members each ; aud
p, this connection 1 wislitosav that I cannot
t0 o sirun-lv impress upon you the l.ict that j
the controlling motive which suggested ti e
enactment of your ordinances providing for
the creation of committee, was net merely to
convey a mark of distinction ou the meiuueis
0 f the Council, appointed on the various coui
„iitteos, hut was intended, as well it should
to rcl . il i 1 . 0 „f t |, e members an active parti
eipatum 111 the actual conduct mid mauage
nieiit of municipal affairs; holding them di
rectly responsible for the proper j> -rtormauee
of the various matier.' falling within the pur
view of their le.'pective duties ; and at once
tnraishing to the Blaym an adjunct or assis
taut iu the discharge of the diversified duties
winch devolve upou that latter officer. I
sh.ill tlieicioiu look lt> my committees to b«
au j cu-lmraUmi Laborer,
L .„ e . ........... u c .miiou 1
... . . . .. .1 _____
prompt, active aud vigilant ; and from my
knowledge of the material from which the se
lection is to lie made I have no fear ol disap
pointment iu that regard.
At this, the initial meeting of your term,
you will he required toelucl the following of
ficers towit : A Tie I'lirer. Ch-tk. 5Assessor,
Coustiihle. Market Master, Sanitary Inspec
tor. Wharfinger, Collector of Taxes. Printer
You cannot oxer
in the selection of 1
these officers Oil them depend, in a gtcat
measure, the proper execution ol your ordl
nances. I trust that you will select them
wisely aud well.
With lull assurance of y ntr lo-arty co-op
eration aud assistance in my every endeavor j
to discharge the responsible duties of ray oi- !
lice, I shall address m.self to t. 1 • ■ task of pro 1
muting the public weal and materia: interests !
of the community, an-i 1 sh ■ I be sufficiently 1
rewarded it. w hen I hand over the admiois- |
tration of affairs t.i u.v .iiro-ssi-, my fellow- i
citizens can truly ray. "Well done, thou !
good aud faitlif.u suivaiit
I D. MOORE.
Mayor:
There is bad blood way up in Indian
apolis over tin* result of the elections.
The Republicans are suspepted ot an
intention to steal till* Legislature bv
counting out legally elected numbers:
and to spoil this game of theii.-, Demo
crats all over the State uie organizing
club* to secure members of their party :
in their lights. When no iii- il con- !
. i
spiracy was young, its Re. iiblicau au
thors made gieat gains bv it : mix -their I
plans are so inuludroi; they are always
)•- '
UisC »veretl iu time t" prevent mischief. .
revent mischief.
X. 0. States.
Hundreds of lives have been saved by
the timely Use ot Creole Female Tonic,
which is the greateest remedy known fin
al! womb troubles and female diseases.
Morganza.
f or the new levee. Tile party was at
Very carl'- last Tuesday morning
Col. II. C. Brown, of the Board ot En
gineers, with two of his assistants and
a party of cliaiutnen. roJmen and as
nun reached Morganza crevasse, and
went to work tracing out u tlV*1 hue
work in the crevasse until late in the
day Wednesday. Wednesday morning
the editor of the Banner went to the
middle of the crevasse and there left
Ins buggy while lie went on foot in
search of the surveying party. They
were found cutting their way through
th" young willows, and after they had
reached the end of the line at the lower
side of the crevasse, the opportunity
was presented for some conversation
with tiro engineer, and it was learned
from him that the lino he had run was
about nine thousand feet. lie will
make up his estimates and present them
to the Board of Engineers on Monday
Of course this is only a preliminary sur
vey, and the line cannot be considered
as ilefini ely fixed. We will keep onr
readers posted in regard to all matters
concerning Morganza as they develop,
Pointo Coupee Banner.
If 'out of sorts' with headache, stomach
disorder, torpid liver, pain In hack or Bide, con
stipation, etc , neglect may he fatal. One dos4
of Strong's Sanative Pills will give relief,
A few doses restore Vo new health and vigor.
Hot Water and the Appetite.
It is a specialty of Sanitary reform
ers, who ate among the most useful
the many intellectual nuisances in tho
world, to be deficient in the quality ot
humor. One of them, some years ago
recommended that r mail's dead rela
tives should bo bunted at the, corners
of streets, to save gas lamps ; another,
two years ago, hetured on the unheal
thiness of boots in bed-rooms, and on
Saturday Mr. Manseugb, at the close of
a most sensible address to the Sanitary
............ *°w»y. t
It is views on teetotalism in the oddest
way.
He told his audience that a "syste
matic hot-w iter drinking had been
proved in America to be destructive of
the appetite for alcohol," We entire
ly believe him, aud if lie extended the
destructive effect to the appetite for
mutton chops, fruit or wheaten bread
we should relieve him also. But why
limit as to hot water, when tartar em
et j c ipecacuanha, unrefined cod-liver
*
Oil, and perhaps twenty Other drugs,
would be ;it least equally prudent,
The old remedy of Secbab. total nbsti
neuce, is an easier one than that, and as
perfectly efiective as long as it is put -
sued. The difficulty of tho temperate
is not to leave off alcohol, but to be,
, . . .
*ieVO in the use of leaving it Otl. lliey
do uot liud that tho most perfect ab
stainers in the world, life convicts be
come better people.
London Spectator.
4 A Captain's Fortunate Discovery.
Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth,
plying between Alantic City and N. Y.
had been Doubled with cough so that
lie was unablo to sleep, and was iudu
ced to try Dr. King's New Discov-ery
for Consumption. It not onlj* gave
him instant relief, but allayed the ex
treme soreness in his breast. Hts chil
dren were similarly affected and a
single dose had the same happy effect.
Dr. King's New Discovery is now the
standard remedy in the Colemau house
hold and on board the schooner.
Free Trial Bottles of this Standard
Remedy at J. 0. Landry s Drug Store.
J K GOURDAIN
Commission Merchant,
-WILL ATTEND TO THE SALE l)F
SUGAR, COTTON, RICE, MOSS,
Wool, Hides, Honey , Eggs , Poultry
Eeesica e, Etc.
103 & 105 DEC AT I'll STREET,
Orleanii
ADV \\T';s M\DI
S*.UiNMLN'iS
ON CO
LOUIS S'EZAUDUN,
EcStlllH'flDt tic 111 XiOllisiTIlO
^ *
{FRENCH STYLE.)
107 - CUSTOM HOUSE bT., - 107
Near Royal. Note Orleans.
Private Dining Ilmiui. Comfortable Room*
for Travellers,
Deo-6-8-l-ly.
A. B0UB0N,
Watchmaker and Gunsmith
Iv
Cor. Mam and St. Philip Streets,
Tiiibodacx, La.
EKPconstantly on hand a large and com
plete assortment of
lT\i: JLWELItV
WATCHES & CLOCKS.
In connection with the above a great \*
iety of
O CSS, PISTOLS.
PO \Y1> EP. CAP TP IPO ES.
Bunting -Materials Etc■
TUg Celebrated "ELGIN WATCHES'*
constantly ouhatul.
—ALSO THE NEW —
American Sewing Jdaclrine
— AND —
LOT OF ACCOIJDEONS.
rr Matches, Clocks, Jewelrv. Sewing Ma
chines. Fire arms, Ac., carefully repaired i:n,l
guaranteed
A lull stook of attachments, oil and need
les tor all kind ot Sewing .Machines can be
had by applying to
a. iiomox,
Corner Main and St. Philip street.
E. G. CURTIS,
-DEALER ^ IN
FIXE GROCERIES.
FLOUR OF ALL [GRADES.
SELECTED TKAS. ITliK COFFEES AND
spices, lii rri-:!,' a\i> cheese,
from best ilairics.
Choice Syrups auil M dassex
Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Canned Fruits in Variety.
\ LSI i. V COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
A goods usually kept in a tirst-cla-sslcre.
Goads Delivered promptly f.cc of Expense.
M. MASON.
J. C. M. IiOHEKTSON.
CRESCENT
HALL SALOON,
MASON & CO., Proprictos.
-DEALERS IX
TINE MIXES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS.
35 S® ] 3 3 S 3 A a lil,
ly-Ap.TSU.
LEON DREXLER,
900 .1 ir/II ill it Sired, St. Louis, .Vo.,
I NFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE ITTi
lie genral'.y that la* will give, ou demand,
all information about the
pick's; of uood.s,
and Conntry* Piodnee of St. Louis Market
and attend promptly to all orders sent him.
CLIMAX HOTEL.
NAPOLEONVILLE, LA.
II H. WEBSTER,
Proprietor.
I3'8G
[OCH He SON'S
L.' l ,? h 10,1 CntalcBOB
SENT FREF i,, ' r s p , i u K an '> sum
, K . * r " tt mer isse. ready March
l"xh, to any addr vhb. Illustrates ami list*
everythin*; for Ladles'. Oeuts', Childrens*
and Infants' wc ir and IIous<'keening
(r >ods, at prices knevr than tho** of any
i house In the United States. Complete
i MatisfactioD guaranteed, or money n>
Ifund.sL II. vUy. koCh *
Kith Arc. & 40th Su, ti, Y. tUy!
) Nl. AUGUSTIN LEGENDRE,
FELIX P. SEV1N.' late ot brand .V Lezeudrcl
• ) 1 luhedaux, La.
The above named geutlemcn, under the
firm name of
SEVIN & LEGENDRE,
intbrni their friends and the public that thev
have lorme ..a eommcnial co-partnersliijl,
IE 3 DECAYED STREET lia
(•Store booms No. I29 Decatur Street.)
New Orleans, where they will transact a
Gsneral Commission Business
V, ;.l attend to tho sale of
Rice, Sugar. Molasses, Eggs, Chick
eats, Hides, Wool, Muss, Furs
ami all country produce geirwallv.
Liberal Advances on Consignments.
ti
EDWARD BADEAUX
Successor to
Curtis & Biideaux,
-DEALER IX
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
SHOES, HATS,
General Groceries ,
CORNER,
MAI2T a
Tla.l'bsd.a'u.ae. X*a.
A7-8d.
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