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JOURNAL OF THE 9 th SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Official Journal of tlie Town of Th.Fboda-uac and th.e Tarish. of I-afo-urcli©,
VOL. XXIX.
THIBODAUX, LA., SATURDAY, JAN. 20, 1894.
NO. 25
OFFICIAL IH UKC TORY.
State Ofkiceks.
>\t rnor : Murphy J. Foster of St. Mary
ient • G»r..........................
of State. ..T. S. Adam* of E. Feliciana
■ I. Pub. Acct's... W- W Heard of Union
ite Treasurer. -.John Picket t of Bossier,
r ' v ; ion. M. J. ( u tin in oli a in Nat elnti.i-li's
Pub. Erl. A. . Lufargun Avoyelles.
U. R. Senators.
. D. White................of Orleans
jii <Jartery .......... . of St Mary
STA fit SENATORS.
John L), Shatter ............Terrebonne.
J UDOEs SUPiEME C OU KT.
Camf dice: F T. Niihollsoi Orleans
Ass.»jtat , -' ' .. J. A. Breaux.of iberia
" Cltas ParlaDge of Orleans.
S. L>. McF.nety, of Ouachita
" 44 L. B. Watkins, Red River.
CTRCtm C 3~r:' of appeal.-.F ifth Circuit.
K 1'. B 'ah regard..........ot St - Bernard.
ti- D. Smith ... .......of St. Mary.
CosGi E38MAN. 3rd- Congressional Dist
Audrew Price ..............of Lafourche
lith. Judicial District.
Judge..................L. P. Caillotiet.
Dist. Attorney..........B. F. Winchester
JL'STICK OF THE PEACE.
!-t Ward. 11. Clement. 2nd Ward......
...... Bautin.: T. Blake. 3rd Ward E .
rte Bernard, Ith Ward, i. B A\o J,,
W.. d. Arthur A. Boudreaux. «th
S\ . vest * e Mart iuez. 7th ward iJoiit
Pitimanu- ~th ward Louis FMg mt.
ward B- Peuouilh, 1 Otli Wald Aligns®
Cretiui.
CONSTABLES.
1st ward. Evariste Morvant. 2nd ward
Euiile Dugas, Alberic Bergeron, 3rd ward
Edwin Birdsall, 41h Ward Albert Savoie
fita ward, Myrtile Kerne, tith ward, Wil
lutur Presteiiback, 7ib ward, Wellington
Hebeit, sth ward C. W. Elliot, 9th ward
11 ury fenny, loth ward Taylor Adam.
Pa i h Officers.
Representatives. ........... M. Delaune.
" ........— A ■ Delamotte.
ttoroner......... ..111. W. F. Harang.
Cterk of Court..............C. J. Parker.
STeritl........................ P-E'Lorio
Treasurer..................A. J. Braud.
Printer................A. Joiet Jr. «Jt Co
Assessor ........... .. .. G. AbriUatJr
Usui ruing Officer....... .T. J . Johnson.
Police Jurors
President, T. D. Kent; E l'. Morvant,
H W. T.ibor, Chas E.G iude. Ellis Foret.
Emile Ledet. Louts Lerilhs Frank Chris
ten, E■ ie bueos U ort Police Jury. H.
N-Couiou, Sergeant at arms, E- Dugas.
J. Galliano Oyster Iusitector.
Drainage Commissioners.
Dist No. I — I'hos Ueary, Jos. A. Uiaudet.
and J. U. S. Mire.
Dts? No. 2.—.John MeCuIlah. L, Keefle,
ami ti. W. labor.
Dist. N't>. 3-—Wallace Lt-f.irt, M. Bergeron,
Andrew Ptiee. Adolphe Folse, Orville Tbi
bodaux.
Dist. No. J.—L-vaudais Letiet, Jos. O.
Toups. Leo. Leilla to
Diat.No. 5.—T. 1) Kent, L. A. Trosciair,
8. Morvaat.
Oust. No. b — Jos. Tbibodaux. A. Tueriot,
Wilson Lepine.
Dist. No. 7.— C. 8. Matbews, K. Foret and
H Aro.
Dist. No.it-—8. Bourg. L .viucy J LeBlauc,
and J. T.Bsdeaux.
list. No. 9.—Jos. P. Bourgeois. Paul be
fore, and Estival Savoie.
Koao and Levee Inspectors.
D strict No. 1..........J. B Bourgeois.
No-2........Marcel 1 in Bergeron
No-3 .... u.- A. Belauger,
No. 4 ........................
No. S............M diet Adam.
No. s .......... J. B. S Mire,
No.7........Elies Rodrigue,
No.-i .... Orviiie Thiliodaux,
No. 9 .....................
Municipal Officers.
Mayor. W. C Kagan: Couuciinon, L
P. C si lions ?, A. j. Meyer. Ozerne Naqu-n
Thooias Alberti T. P- Bergeron, and
Fiank Zernott.
rroasnrer..................P. L Brand.
Town Marshal...............K J Naquin
Clerk..................... H. N. Coalon
Printer............ A Joiet Jr. A Co.
Poi' Mistress..............Mr>. L-Curtis
Directors of the School Board.
R. E. McBride president: A. F. Kno
bloch, superintendent and secretary . A.
J. Braud Nun.a Infer Cba-. N Math
ews_____ .. ......W E. Howell. J. L
LeBianc. Emi e Tonps
Tin • ..uri B .is ge Comma m:.
W. C R : lent; Chas. J. Bu
ink Z< Tiiott. H. W.
*!»«>.*. E. U. Morvant. Emile Ledet
RA1LHOA I) &CI1£!>CI.F.
Departures: Three truths das!;. :
1 *t train at............... S:0t» a. m.
2d. •• ** ...............11:00 *•
3d. " 44 ............... 3:55 p. at.
Arrival- : Three trains daily :
1 >t tram at ............... 'hit 1 a. tu.
I'd. •* *• 12f.ii p. Hi.
3il. " 1
. "J
j aveats. and Trade-Marks c btuned. and all Pat- J
Jent business conducted tor Hsaoicrt Ftts. *
JCjk Oirct is C®i»cs-Tt U S. Pastar C-ricc j
J . : we va:: secure patent in iess lane t e a r Uiose J
5: _tr.otefront Washitnrtcc. t
* ttnd model, drawing ~r rhoto., with desrr-p- *
J* We e .tv.se, *f pa ter. tar. e or not. tree uc J
I - - O-.r tes not doe pii patent is secured. #
"H;» t ■ Obtain Patents." with*
JS .tnress, *
P i
C- W s
A.
J
Easily Made.
We want many nu n, women boy ?, an ! girl- to
work for us a few hours daily, iigl * in ar«i ldfaikI
their own homes. I'iie hu>iiu-_; easy, pica . nt,
strictly honorable, ami pays b> .ter than tr y f t' r
otfered agents. You Lav» a clear Held and nu
competition. Experience and special ability un
necessary. No capital r aired. We equip you
with everything that you need, treat you well,
and h»-lp you to * am ten times ordir : vajres.
W Jiiiea do as well as men, and boys ami girls
make good pay. Any one, anywhere, can do the
work. All suece« d who follow our plain and sim
ple directions. Earn-st work will surely bring
you a great d«*al of money Every thing i- new
and in great demand. Write for our pamphlet
circular, and receive full information. No harm
done if you conclude not to go on with the
business.
George Stinson &Co. f
Box 488 ,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
OR BLACK
SU til* H V It
(PATENTED.)
The Most Effective Killer of Insects ana
Worms AVorting Destruction in Fields,
orchards and Gardens.
-WProspeetus and Directions sent on appli
cation.
One box sample sent free to any address on
receipt of itu cents, by
V C. BOUCHER A CO
Germania Life Ins. Bids. <T. PAUL. MINN.
A. JOLET dr.. A: Co.. Agents,
For Assumption, Lafourche arid T.-m-bon
ne. Thibodaux, La.
Antoine's Restaurant.
Elegant Furnished Hoorn*
For Travellers ;
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MOi.H
-AT
Moderate Prices*
NOS. 65 , Mali 61 St. LOUIS STEEEi
NEW ORLEANS.
FRANK BARKER,
(SLCCESSOB TO BARKER A SEVIN.)
Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
«-COTTOX. SUGAR, MOLASSES, RICE
POTATOES, EGGS, HONEY, BEES
WAX. TALLOW WOOL, HIDES,
MOSS, POULTRY, ETC.
SO 1 lit DECATUR STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
••-liberal advances made on con
SIGNMENT2.
F. P. SEVIN,
— Successor to—
SEVIN& LEGZNDRE,
6 and 8 Toulouse street.
New Orleans, La.
Gcn'l Commission Merchant^
Will attend to the sale
Vive, Sugar Moitooses, Egg*. Chick,
cns. Hidex. Wool, Moss. Furs
an ! ail country produce generally
L.beral Advances cr. Ccnsignmerts
J. E. ELANCHAED, & SON:
Cor. Green & St. Bridget Sts.
LIST or JURORS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ISi ii ,11.iliiq.il I >Attict ('.hi t i'.ti •
<i! L:t foul clip.
i i.; bn r
Tbiboduuv. lice. 1 -r. ( v ' v
I ti > liniei ..lulled. if' hereby eertil. Iha'
• ii-.i mu by c.. ,1 m ■.i-.-.fm -rs ot s.of
]m. ,>ii ... .* i.iroi-i, tor ti.e 5Ul-.-h tetii
"1 said Cot Dili.
For tin- tir-f week of -a-d C nrtto >nn
;> viand and q.-nt jury, lit n.miiiig on M- :
day Alar.-i; b. I'. 1 i, as lb; liid s :
V.'AllI).
1 C. A. Ctaiiiiet 1
2 t ileus Lem ani 5
3 ii.s; 1 1 ion Tbe.iot <
J i*. A. De M made
•"> Auiestiie D.meet S
•' i lib. u: iii in t Jcrt'i it-s 5
Dun re 1 o. da
1 I" Klnlieu
mMj |*iii
11 1.;.. !,I|C I'.u i
12 j. 1 • ........ 1
J
i i • *!■' !:•- • iliilllllaUX
i.4 ii. i' anian
r
K 1 k i Ban i
17 1 ini:. - i! Kegel*
IS Alin-it Lawless
1' \ I i'*'
20 Jall t - K. 1 'iuvers
J
21 An- a: . i A. nil
3
22 *). J. >. *. i„
3
-3 Auguste J rm-be
3
'-*) 1 linn as D.iuiiiiue
-j
2-'» Tiiiiitiiia ivlt.-rt
i
H.n k Itnurgeois
7
-7 1*. G. A7- iiiaii
4
'-S 1 rnest Henert
A
—*.! Uli.ii ies Use
9
30 C. M. Tabor
11 Kmile .! Hratul
•j
3- M M ! ill- Gau-ie
5
33 Ji.sei.il B Field*
7
3i Ai.at.de Hi-i—rt
f,
3> Frank llutliiiann. Sr.
3d Uliiii ies Be! gen.u
I
37 Henty Aiiaui
4
38 U. O. Ili.usseau
7
39 Clovis ILaj.s
7
40 Ti.eotiule 1'ieou
2
11 Wils.ni Li pine
D
42 Garten Sa ith
5
13 Louis 1 i-viliaril
5
41 Fliiup Roi.ieiiaux
3
47 1 .rauzni Tulips
3
4ti Joseph Toupg
7
47 C. A Folse
7
48 Volzie Benoit
5
49 Jules h . Gainle
5
on Kenl.en Washiug.on
2
For tin: seeornt week of saiil Court to serv
as petit jury boziutiitig ou
I2tli i -91. as follows :—
Monday iVlarc
ward.
1 Brne j Grifien
4
2 Kiruiin Toups
3
3 Auatoie Boudreaux
2
4 F. \V. Nu'bidls
1
5 Oscar Brown
7
d Auioiue Krauimer
6
7 8clu<esi (iyerou
u
8 A.eesle Dalltil
3
9 Deugi.ts* Thilmdaux
5
Id Paulin J. N «
2
1! 1 aa! Seely
l
12 Lamaique Uaillouet
2
13 P. K. Gatide
3
14 Wiliiaui Chiiee
8
17) J. T LeBlanc
i*
Hi Ls-o J Boudreaux
5
17 Joseph Keuiont
10
!9 Albert ial.nr
'i
19 !'Marie* Al.riliat
ii
2d X. B. Do veniwii t
1
*21 IViiuet Tliil.odHUx
2
•22 Autiiistiu .Mayet
9
•23 J. A. Cbmipague
3
24 Jule* Dentin
3
2.7 Leo Bergeron
3
19 Joai hiu, Laudry
2
27 J. sep.i L.-I -une
5
28 T. i>. i. ilialide
7
*2*.* . .u GuiLot
I
3-i Feiiv 11 ieitanl
2
For the tU:ni week of said court beginning
on Mouu-tv March ink 1*94. to serve as petit
! jurors us toliovts:
1 William Prestenbach 6
i g f rank A. Legendre ^
3 Neal J. Newell 4
| t Claiborne 4 iubobaux g
3 X. C. Mi Cuiium 4
6 Charles Plaisance 9
] 7 Ernest Landry 7
8 -iost- .ii Botugeois 10
* Annie Keiier t>
13 i. E. Uobii-hanx g
li L.iwreiu-e Keefe g
! c <jse;. r i,. Caro 2
13 A«r;« >iu;«u.».:x 2
!4 Kb v lietgeroi 2
1 • J.-sr. . Jell! I- U
i- J. > a '
i7 Arthur Ti,ups a
1- A. Lagarde 2
19 Henry Morvant i
' ■' Leonard We re |
21 Aiired i bauvin 3
gg Jose pi, Castagnet 2
23 A i Rudd g
~ I Civ sec • .! usin b
2- Frank Sureaa 2
:■ Joseph Bourg »»
27 Clay Chiaeson
28 Evariste Mire 1
d* L. C. SdmieJtr 2
(T- L. C. Auiiert g
In tesTin.ony whereof
^ "s'— > " Hies.. , i.t t it - ;i':pre«t . :
■ L-S. t >e -• ot n y oft i - and ■ flic a
( ti.ti.- 21st dav ot De
eenioer. A. D. 1893.
•I . W K> OBLOCH.
i- tv Cierk ot said Court.
TEIBODAUX COLLEGE,
THI 30 DATJX. LA.
-WAS AWARDED
Mecial Diploma
By the World's ( oinmbian Exposition.
For Syst.-uis of Mathematics.
Literature, Book k.-epinsr and other mitcel
iiineous si-nool work. The course is aa em
bodiment of the latest and most approved
methods yet attained by the best Amerivin
Inst.tution * : Learn.me. Terms i f adfins
s;on fg. KJo; and H. Pupils of aii
grades received at any time.
O PI
oxs
SI A
OF THE
A PRESS. ;
-- |
ki.kction laws. j
"" iey Signal : If the voice of the i
■ eoiints for aught, i here will be ;
' < :al revision of the Louisiana
s °n laws at I he next, session of
i'dtislalntc. W e notice that there
gioumg tendency toward acorn
- i i oueational or propei t v qnaliii
• the easiest so utioii of the
-- t iniipi.tiins law. The Signal
- a!!:o,,g t* ;■ Hist p.lpei ,,f the
• to t ivor sti. !, a measure, and we
o '*' U to t eas nearly just as any
t; ,i t con bl be i i-ac'i b . As
•1. ii,
I bummer
I'O. a ill., V. lio believe in winning
tkiouga nil I until.!!, bitterly oppose
at'.- eiiange llem (he piesebt loose
•i* stem nt cot.dueling eUctious in
Louisiana.
THE l.IEl TENANT I iOVEKNi IKSH IP.
Motitoe Evening News t Senator if.
1 >< 1 1 at test all surmise
his intensions as to tlie
govt-i t.orship. He says
not le-ign li'S s-at as a
•!•• [»* the place made va
ajipoin tinetit of Mr. Pai
■ s inieme court for the
aed i
u. Lott h.
eobi ell ill.*
i let:! n i
that h • w
bv
i I I! silii 11
Hit he lilu*s !lnt
Cimsidt*!'
smh
acti
• il 1!
He
holds 1
tin -
<it i
the
law all
the du
All's til-1 ■
• V i!2
iii»o
thi
;• lieatfi;
Hlllt gi
uvesTior i.
il I la
him
IIS ,
UfsidiniT
offii el
of i hi* .-5t
antr.
and
tlm'
lit* is ie
ady at
ti wilhiig
pi s;f
at a
i! I>.
»ar<ls
ui do
v. hatever
else
Liui
Jtenii
at Govt
i nor I*
alkllige w
ouhl
ha it- done, i oloin-i Lott thinks that
article ti_' ot the constitution tixis the j
succession to the governorship, and
joint lesoiettoti No ns, ot July S, ].ss()
detiiie: i.ts sta'U' anil duties as pi, si
tiei.r pro tern, ot tin- senate. In etdei
t<> test tin: amtter Js-m. -a Lott ilt
oiler to sit on the binud of p.tldoiis oi
pertonn some other duty tliat would
have lalleri to i.ieuteiiant Govetnor
Pat hinge, and if these is any objection
the (|uesttoli can b passed upon ia
dicially.
THE PENITENTIARY LEASE.
Theoda Iiulependeut : There still !
rests a tout blot on our civilization,
and a shame toottr Chiistiamty. I'he :
Louisiana penitentiary system still i
exists. The people sj'ould see to it !
that the lease now existing is abrogat- ■
ed and made nail. Convicts, though j
debased, are nevertheless human ; I
j
j
,
'•
-
.... ,
and liistcaii ot being turned over to a •
private corporation to !>e treated as j
j
!
!
|
to be whipped, scourged and
treated as barbaric Russia tu-ats Iier
uufortniiates, they should have the
protection shown them which the doc
trines of the Christian, people claim
as the chief virtue of their leligion.
viz : '*The forgiving of enemies."
It is a bad system, and insofar as le
leasing the state of cost in keeping
them it is a poor business policy to
hire them out at about 12 cents a day
and then pay the lessees $2 50 a day
for their work on the levees.
FOB CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Raton Rouge Truth : Tlie coustitu
tioual commission has agreed to re
commend to the iegislatuie a propos
»-d amendment to provide a pension
for indigent ex confederate soldiers or
their surviving widows, in response to
a very general public demand. The
legislature will no doubt accede to the
request of the commission ami the
people will then place the seal ot a -
proval upon tnis act of simple justio .
j At last then will the poor u -'.ep;t
j veteran of the iost cause receive t c
i cognition from the state at win
j he ie>p-t»ded w ith alacrity ai.d tor
I vtho.-e li'itioi he fought valiantly and
persistently. N<> gieat deal can he
granted in the way of pension*. In.'
be if evi i so little, ir will piovide the
old soldier with tlie necessaries of life
ami do away with the degradation ot
I seeking assistance from charitably
! disposed neighbors. 1 iieie are bat
j few veto: i:.s ot this .-'ate in r*-e
i public aid. but tin-.-,- few u.,i
| will be provided for if the peopi
i not dead :<< alt lei-'.iugs of ii . ii,»i a-.. 1
giatitude. I'he constitutional com
mission ini- done it- duty, now let the*
legislature net as iavoiabiy, that our
old wiliiiei s may pass (heir few re
maining days in a coniparadve degree
I of comfoi t.
CHILDREN IN BAHROOMS.
>t. Bern a id A oice : i i.eic is a state
i lav. which prohibits the sale of liquots
j to minors, and wiiether the barroom
I keepeis iii tiiis palish are awaie if it
j or not. w i arc not ready to s. y . but
I suffice to say that some day t, ey may
j rind themselves entangled in the
i meshes of a legal prosecution. A
niost awful sight to behold in the
| First ward a few days ago was two
i small buys w ho were dead drank from
liquors purchase*! at some barroom it:
j that section. The attention of toe
police authorities is called to this fact,
) and we hope the law on this question
I be stnetiv enforced in future.
LIST OF PATENTS *
Granted to Southern inventors this
week. Reported by C. A. Snow i Co.
SoiicuOTa of American and Foreign
Oi.p. U. S. Patent Office,
u asliiiigtoii, D. C.
Ie D. Aj te, Kerfoot, Va., Device for
iitai king oil coiu rows. J.D Batigert,
Apparatus for mixing
lll,i ' ;lent guides. II. J. Brad
,>osto " Statiol b Ky., Electric
t. i.wav signaling api>aratua. J. VV.
' 11 mack, Djersliing, Tenn., Haj
ioess- J. Davis, Forest Home, Ala.,
r, J ' ou.'ilit'g. T. Eubank, Little Rock
Aik, (Air-door. J. Frazee, New Or
oms. La., Box for cigars or other ar
'! , ' l, s. J. B. (bithright, Louisville,
E,\ , >!eet s veeper. D. II. Gleelie,
( harii s|oi lt > *Package for soap
P" viler, Ate. 11. A'. Ilanalian, VVitms
C , Device tin biowiny
W ilai moil,
X. iioopei. !
t> r ii: x i • ; . n
I v 1 i ,j ' e !.
valor oi | 1,.
Crowley, 1.
oi del f -11 cot
Co\ iiigton,
1* . Los it , I ,
meet : 11 ,:- 1 .
(L W. Lo .ii
lex sa w ini! i
tlliok e. A- i ,
M TI.:!. ■(,
out
u i ■ : n :11 lib;! irs ot ti vtiainos.
non. lliiion, Fia., Drier. F.
I.ii:iline», Md., Apparatus
itiD-d oi . 11 , ished paper,
a, 1 inuiin, Va., Cuiti
H. W i*. Kopder,
. U mbiiod beater and
* - .s \ L Leouanl,
R . <' *;i'ing gime. H.
' * : h o■■ o i I - ., , Clock
b i op ..in,; gas cork*.
al
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Vestibule
car.
Ark.. Box f... cm
seiivillt-, Aik . M.o . oi-ni. (J
Smith. Wi bsti-i . A Va.. »\»
body chitrt! I A. Snow. H ick
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Wounds, cuts, burns, bruises, scalds,
an lor colic, cramps, pains, and
bowel complaints, also for
colic, botts. foot-evil, and
fistula in stock, has
not an equal on
the market,
and
We kindly refer you to the following
*' " " * * - * - -
list of your friends and neighbors
that have tried it, and we
would be pleased to have
you consult them in
regard to its
merits.
Tbibodaux, La., May 29th, 16®S.
'Iir-rrongc Medicine Co. Ltd.
i no liiuch cannot be .-aid in praise of Or.
Tirhenor $ Jntt/(j,tic as a imusehoid medicine.
W.€ M 4 GA 4 ,
Mayor of Tliibodaux.
F. DELATTE, ThilTx, P. O. La.
JAMES BEAKY " "
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THEO. BOURG Pugh P. O. Ltt.
DELAMOTTE & Co "
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our goods nowon the market. KemenUer
that Or. Tukrmcr s r*U*rP'.tr j. rite irtj.mut
and bett. and none genuine without tin name
blown in the bottle. Respeetfally,
1SHERKOISE MEDICLVEIU. Ltd
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