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BY HEWLETT L. CENAS.
SHtDIc'S SALE,

Sf|MCS SALE.
tNlLL be soi OH Monday 18Th Of February, at Il
~ ocloeh, at the City Exchange St. Louis street
in virtue oi orde. the i'arish t, for the
Parish and city of New orleans dated the 9TH instant
ed property, surrendered by Gabriel George Glenny
bis credilnrS,vi
!. Four lots of Ground Nos. 50, CO. 81 and g., sua-
ID in urroilton. Nos. 50 and 81 measuring ench 81
from, 1'h street, by $50 feet in depth. Nos 60
and g., l,vins The front Of II. itesevee ST.
by like depth. Rough, of &. Porpr BY \nar al Ac,
nssad before La Gan'eur, Notary Public. the "h of
=. Lot 30 S. in square No. Il, in suburb Washington,
81 Municipality, measuring 90 feet inches front
Morales street. between Port and st. Ferdinand streets,
by 100 feet in depth. Bong HI Of l.. :. lirg SberG by
act before T. Seshcr Notary Pubic the 2Slh u Fekru
ury, SF.
3 Five Lots OF Ground ms g, 9. 10, II and 70. in
square No. a. in suburb Washington 81, Municipality,
os.8 and 10, having each 81. !. 6. on Narant St,
between Morales and rauiar streets, by ~ zee, in
depth. No. II huvins 81. 9. i. tee, Warrant street
Urqnlart street by Ill 8. b. feet in depth. Bought
Of =. Durh. by act before L. Ferand, Notary Public,
the sls, February, 1897.
square No. 81, in suburb Washington, 81 Municipality
No -, forms The If French and Uruula streets;
measuring 81 O. feet on French street by, lnG, H..
aud ~ cncl. measuring 3 |. g. feet trent on french
STREET bv o6 H. feet in depth Boug hi from +. Eurthc
and rhos Duplesis nv act PASSED before L. Feraud No
tn y Pahlic, the LIST Of February, 1887.
5. One lot on Vine street, tn, Canal, bought
from George Andrews by private act dated the 18th
March, 1887 ticc. Andrews and wife acquired tito
from Holmes. to this lot which measures rs feet
front on Vine street, between the otda landing and
the boundary b-iween Suburb, st. Mary and OelOrt,
having LIS feet in depth.
Terms and ConliIions-One third in cash; and the
remaining thirds Of the price Of each pu chase.
payable in aud L. months. The pure i,aser giving his
notes with good endorser and mortgage retained
until complete payment.
The acta of sale to passed before II. B. CENAS,
\unry ruhIi the chnser The Malta rvss
ana tr expenses OF taking possession by Surveyor, il
nrressnrv. ja2
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SATURDAY, January 10Th, 1889,
5 o'clock. p. M.

The Board met agreeably to adjourn
ment present Messrs. G. Woodrooff Pre-
sident, S. l.. Cuny, John Moore, d. B.
Morgan, William Silliman, Thomas R.
Shields.
The Journal of the proceedings of the
Board at the last sitting was read
On motion, the Board proceeded to the
election by ballot of ali Engineer for the
present year; Messrs. Moore and Shields
were appointed tellers. Upon counting
the votes it appeared that the five votes de.
posted in the ballot box We're all in favor
of Geo. Z. Dunbar. Mr.. Geo. T. Dunbar
was therefore declared unanimously elected
Civil Engineer
On motion of Mr.. Cuny, the following
resolutions were adopted.
Resolved, That the letter of Mr.. E.
Rousseau of this date rendering his resip-
nation as Secretary of this Board be laid on
the table subject to the further call of the
Board
Whereas, Mr.. E. Rousseau the Secretary
of this Board has rendered his resignation
for tho reason that the present salary now
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The Board met ag"eeahly to adjourn
ment: present Messrs. c. Woodrooff. Pre-
.ident, S. E. Cuny. John Moore, D. b
Morgan, Jh. Pile, VIM. Silliman, Thos. II
Shields.
The Journal of the proceedings Of the
Board at the late sitting was Rad.
A letter of Capt. VIM. Mayo, Superin.
tendant, petitioning for an increase of sal.
airy was read, and on motion laid on the
table, and consideration thereof postpo
ned until the Board determine the works
to be executed.
A letter of the President of the New
Orleans Draining Company, accompanied
with copy Of his last annual Repor, to
the Stockholders Of said Company, wa
received and read, and on motion referred
to the Committee appointed to draft a Re.
port to the Legislature.
On motion of Mr.. Moore,
Resolved, That the sum Of two hundred
and seventy dollars he paid to c r. Be.
rcns, forhis services as Assistant Engineer
according to certificate of Geo. r. Dun
bar. Civil Engineer of the Board, unde,
date of the frs, Of January instant.
Resolved. That the amount presented
by William McGowan, Superintendent
for expenses and repairs Of the steame,
Crab, amounting to seven hundred and
eighty. eight dollars be paid.
Resolved, That the President be re.
quested to procure and lay before the
Board, at its present session, all the in
formation in his power relative tn the re.
moval OF the bar at the mouth of the Mis-
sissippi. including the progress made by
the nited States Engineers in that work
and the extent of the bar and depth of wa.
ter thereon.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
Monday next, 14th inst. at 10 O'Clock
\. m.
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THURSDAY, January 10th, 1889.

7 The Board met agreeably to adjourn
ment Present Messrs. C. Woodrooff, Pre-
sident, Henry Bry. John Moore, u. b.
Morgan, VIM. Silliman, Thos. r. Shields
The Journal of the proceedings of the
Board at the last sitting was read
A letter of Col. Daniel Edwards, ten,
dering his resignation as Superintendent,
of Public Works on west Pearl River
was read.
On motion, Resolved. That Col. Ed.
wards resignation be accepted.
A letter from N. Hamilton, applying for
asituation of Superintendent, was read.
A communication of Mr.. J. L. Symans.
ski, in relation to a survey by him made OF
Bayou Saline and Bayou Black Lake, and
a claim OH the Board consequent thereto,
was read; and on motion referred to the
Committee on Accounts.
An account of Mr.. VIM. MCGOWAN, Su.
perintendant on steamer Crab, was laid
laid before the Board, and on motion re.
ferred to the Committee on Accounts.
Mr.. Bry, in the name of the Committee
on Accounts, presented the following Re.
port, which was adopted:
The Committee on Accounts beg leave
to Report that having carefully examined
the account of Col. Daniel Edwards, Su
ne, iutendant of the works in the eastern
part of the State, they have found a bal
ance of nine hundred and seven 23-1OC
dollars was due to him by this Board.
On motion of Mr.. Bry in the name o
the Committee on Accounts,
Resolved. That the Committee on Ac
counts DO di charged from the further con
alteration of the account Of Mr.. c. D
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SATURDAY, January 10Th. lS21


The Board met agreeab to adjourn
ment: Present Messrs G.. Wnodrootf, Pre-
81 ent, and S. E. Cuny, John Moore, d.
B. Morgan, William Silliman, Thomas R.
Shields.
The Journal of the proceedings of the
Board at the late sitting was read.
On motion of Mr.. Shields, Resolved
That Capt. Cram, the inventor Of the adj.
Unstable Cylindrical Excavator, be re-
quested to accompany the Steamer Crab
ON which he is now erecting one of his ma.
chimes, to the Bayou Lafnurche, that he
may have full opportunity to insure the
successful operation of said machine.
Resolved, That the President Of this
Board be authorised to cause an examina.
ton ofthe Grand I.evee at Point Coupee,
to be made as soon as possible, and Re.
port of its situation made to him.
Resolved, That ifthe Report made shows
any repairs necessary, the President in his
capacity as Sub Board, shall lay the sub
ject before the Legislature aud recon-.
mend special appropriation by the State
to be applied TO lcirstating the Levees as
may be required.
Resolved, That the President commu-
nicate with the Police jury of the Parish
of Point Coupee, on the subject ofappoint-
ing person to take care of the Racourci
Levec during the next high water.
Resolved, That the Journal of proseed.
ings of this Board be printed in pamphlet
form at the close Of each sessinn, common.
cling with the present one, and that three
humid ed copies be struck off for the use of
the Board, copy of which shall be trans
mitted to the Governor and Secretary of
State, State Treasurer, Attorney General,
members of he Legislature, Parish Judg.
es Of the various Parishes, the various in
corporated companies in the State, having
for their object Internal Improvements, and
to such other persons as may be thought
proper.
A letter of the Clerk of the House of
Representatives., transmitting resolution
adopted by the House on the 18th, and con-
CURED in by the Senate on the 10Th instant
in relation to the bar at the mouth of the
Mississippi, was received and read.
On motion, Resolved, That the President
of the Board be requested to report to the
Legislature all the information that he NAV
obtain in relative to the removal of the bar
at the mouth of the Mississippi agreeably
to previous resolution of the Board and
resolution of the General Assembly, pass
ed on the 18th January instant.
A letter of Mr.. E. Rousseau, tender
ing his resignation as Secretary of the Board
was received and read.
On motion, the Board adjourned to S
o'clock, p. m. on this day.
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Tuesday, January Sth. 1890


The Board met agreeah,y to adjourn
ncut: present Messrs. C. Woo.lroof, Pre-
sident, and Henry Bry, john Moore, d,
i. Morgan, Jh. Pile, VIM SilIiman, Thos
K. Shields. The Journal of the proceed
ings of the Board at the proceeding meet.
ing wa' read.
The Report Of Mr.. Dunbar, Engineer
of the Board, was read
On motion Of Mr. Bry, Resolved, Tina,
the Engineer of the Board be instructed
to go Immediately t" the lower part ofthe
Cut OF, near the mouth of Red River, to
examine the distance between the Missis.
sippi and Lake Morena; the distance and
tho natural communication between that
Lake and the Atchafalia; also to 90 to the
mouth of the Atchafatia and examine the
difference of the level of waters in that
stream and Old River and to report the
result of his recognizances to the Board
Is soon as practicable.
A draft of VIM. W"gan. contractor for
the Levee of the Racourci Point to the
order of Capt. J. Jordan, for four humid.
red dollars, was received, and, on motion,
ordered to be paid.
On motion, the Board adjourned to to
morrow, 9th instant, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
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FRIDAY, January 18th ~:

The board met agreeably to adjournment,
present Nessrs c. Woodroof,, President, H.
Bry, S. E. Cuny, John Moore, D. B. Nor
gan, William Silliman, Thos. r. Shields.
The journal of the proceedings of the
board at the last sitting was read.
The board proceeded to the election by
ballot of a Superintendent in the place of
Capt. Mayo resi- gned Messrs. Moore and
Shields were appointed Tellers. Upon
counting the votes it appeared that out of
six votes deposited in the ballot box Mr.. D.
B. Morgan jr. had obtained five votes and
Mr. N. Hamilton had obtained one vote.
Mr.. D. B. Morgan jr. was therefore de-
clared duly appointed Superintendent of
public works to fill the place Of Capt; Mayo
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FRIDAY, January 18th. 1889.

AADAt, y huu@iy AltH 1909.
The Board met agreeably to adjourn
ment: present Messrs. c. Woodrooff, Pre-.
sident, Henry Bry. John Moore. d B,
Morgan, VIM. Silliman, Thos. r. Shieozs
The Journal of the proceedings of the
Board at the late sitting was read.
Mr.. Bry in the name ofthe Committee
on Accounts presented the following Re
port which was adopted:
The Committee on Accounts, to whom
was referred the reconsideration of l..
Szymanski's account, beg leave to Report
that the further sum of two hundred and
forty dollars be allowed to him as full and
entire compensation for his services.
On motion, the President was authorized
to purchase for the use of the Board
Mitchell's Map Ct the World and
Mitchell's Map of the United States"
On motion, the Board adjourned to to.
morrow, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
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The Board met agreeably to adjournment.
Present, Messrs. c. Woodroof, President
Henry Try, S. E. Cuny, John Moore, D.
b. Morgan, VIM. Silliman, Thos. r. Shields.
The Journal of the proceedings of the
Board at the last sitting was read.
Mr.. Shields in the name of the Special
Committee appointed on the 9th inst. to en-.
quire into the utility of the Pile Driving Ma
chine lately invented by Capt. Cramm, pre-
scented the following report:
(See the Report of the Committee in the
Annual Report of the Board to the Legis-
lature.)
On motion, Resolved, That the above Re-
port be adopted and be annexed to the Re-
port to the Legislature.
On motion, leave of absence was granted
to MIR. Shields until tomorrow.
"A letter of Capt. Mayo rendering his re-
signation as Superintendent of Public
Works was received and read.
On motion, Resolved, That Capt. Mayo's
resignation be accepted. Further
Resolved, That the Board feel well salts
fed with the services heretofore rendered
by our late Superintendent, Capt. William
Mayo, and regret that he has thought proper
to resign.
Resolved. That copy of the foregoing
resolution be furnished to Capt. Mayo.
On motion, Resolved, That the President
Of this Board shall cause to be printed one
hundred, extra copies of the present annual
Report, with the documents annexed for the
use of the Board.
, Resolved, That whenever it shall be
made to appear officially that the Livingston
Rail Road Company shall have been organ
lied pursuant to the several acts incorpora-
ting that Company, that then the Engineer
OF this Board shall be ordered to make the
survey of route for said Rail Road, agree
ably to the 18th Section of an Act entitled
an Act to incorporate the Baton Rouge and
Clinton Fail Road Company.
Resolved, That the President of this
Board be authorized to settle the account
of Geo. 7. Dunbar, Engineer, when he will
present it to him in satisfactory manner
On motion, the following preamble and
resolution were adopted.
Whereas Geo. L. Dunbar, ESQ. our En-
ginecr has rendered extra services in the
construction of the Levee at the Racourci
Point, and has made some considerable pro-
gress in making general map of the State
tor the use of this Board, and Whereas this
Board feel it their duty to recompense all
services rendering to the public good, done
under their auspices, therefore be it
Resolved, That the sum of fvc-hundred
Dollars be allowed the said Geo. I. Dun
bar for his extra services aforesaid.
On motion, the Board adjourned to to-
morrow 18th January instant, at 10 o'clock
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MONDAY. January l4th. 1889.

)
The Board met agreeAb'y to adjourn
ment: present Messrs. C. Woodrooft Pre-
sident, Stephen E. Cuny, John Moore, y.
B. Morgan, VIM, Siliman, Thos. r.
Shields.
The journal of the proceedings Of the
Board at the last sitting was read.
On motion Of Mr.. Shields, Resolved,
That The following he cngrafttd as a Rule
Of this Board: on the third day of each ses-
sion Of this Board, the minutes of the pre-
vi"us day having been read, the President
shall cause to be read the entire proceed
l,gs "fthc next preceding session.
On motion. the President was authori
zcd to purchase for the use of the Board
Tanners New Universal Atlas"
Mr.. Cunv presented the following Pre-
amhlc and Resolution, which were adopt
ed:
Whereas by resolution of the Board of
Public Works, adopted on the 14th of May
last. the Treasurer of the State was re-
qnested to nego,inte $1,000 Of the State
Bonds. designed I" he carried to the fund
for Internal improvements; by virtue of an
ali act of the Legislature of the LIST April
1885, and 18th March, 1896, amendatory
thereto, he it Resolved, that the Committee
on Finance be and they are hereby request
ed to call on the Treasurer and learn from
him whether or not he has been able to
effect a negotiation of the whole or any
part of said bonds, as contemplated by said
Resolution of the lAth of May last, and if
not. to communicate to said Committee his
opinions as to the probability of effecting
the same.
On motion, the Board adjourned to to-
morrow, 18th inst. at 10 clock, a. M.
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WEDNESDAY, January 9th. 1880.

The Board met agreeabiy to adjourn
ment: present Messrs. c. Woodroof, Pre-.
sident. and Henry Bry, John Moore, u.
b. Morgan, Jh. Pile, VIM. Silliman. Thos.
r. Shields.
On motion of Mr.. Shields, Resolved,
That Especial Committee be appointed to
inquire into the utility Of the pile driving
machine lately invented by Capt. Cram,
and report the result Of their inquiries, in
time to embody it in the Report to the
Legislature.
The President appointed said Commi,
tee, Messrs. Shields, Moore and Silliman.
On motion, the Board adjourned to to-
morrow, 10th inst. at 10 o'clock, a. IN.
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TUESDAY, January 18th, 1889,

~oN-At
The Board met agreeably to adjournment
Present, Messrs. C. Woodrooff, President
Henry Bry, Stephen E. Cuny, Jno. Moore,
D. B. Morgan, Jh. Pile, VIM. Silliman,
Thos. r. Shields.
The Journal of the proceedings of the
Board at the last sitting was read.
A letter of Messrs. Nivcns, Blaneugnie
& Co. Agents of the Board at Louisville, in
relation to the Steamer Franklin, dated LIST
December ulto. was read.
A letter of Mr.. Geo. T. Dunbar, Civil
Engineer of the Board, dated Racourci,
18th instant, in relation to the Racourci Le-
wee, &c. accompanied with his accounts of
expenditures were received and read.
On motion, Mr.. Dunbar's accounts were
referred to the Committee on Accounts.
On motion of Mr.. Bry on the part of the
Committee on Accounts,
Resolved, That the sum Of forty three
73-l0O Dollars charged in the account of
Wm MCGOWAN for boarding be allowed
him, as he could not procure provisions and
was therefore compelled to use that mode
of subsisting.
Mr.. Bry in the name of the same Com
mittee presented the following Reports
which were adopted.
The Committee on Accounts, beg leave to
report that having carefully examined the
accounts of VIM. MCGOWAN they have
found that there is balance due by him of
thirty-nine 1l-lOO Dollars including the
amount allowed to him for boarding by the
preceding resolution.
The Committee on Accounts beg leave to
report that having examined Capt. Mayo's
accounts, they have found that there is bal
ance due hi,a oftwo hundred seventy-two
$500 Dollars including his salary to the
9th January 1889.
An account of Brusle & Lesseps, for sta
tionary, amounting to Sl7, was approved and
ordered to be paid.
On motion, the question of raising the
salary of the Superintendent employed on
board the Steamer Two Friends, and here
after on board the Steamer Franklin, as pc
titioned by Capt Mayo. was takenup, put to
vote and unanimously rejected.
On motion of Mr.. Bry,
Resolved, That the Engineer be instruc-
ted to view the works to be done on River
Aux Beufs to improve the navigation OF
that stream, to shut up more eHectually the
mouth of Bayou Lafourche at its upper end
on that River, and to maize an estimate OF
the cost of said works as we'll as of those to
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Berens, the same not being acco,npanie

berens, the same not being accompanied
by vouchers.
On motion, the Board proceeded to the
election of a Superintendent III lieu ofCoi.
Edwards, resigned. Messrs. Bry and
Moore were appointed tellers. On count
ing the votes. it appeared that Mr., John j.
Crawford was unanimously elected.
On motion, the Board adjourned to to-
morrow, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
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be made on the Bayou Dorehert, reporting
each separately to this Board at their next
meeting in May.
An account Of Livaudais, Charbonnet &
Go. for chandlerv for ffty-sevcn 96-lOO
Dollars was examined, approved and order
cd to be paid.
On motion, the Board adjourned to to-
morrow 10th instant, at 10 o'clock, a. m
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soon to have his compliment of pupils, which will DO
limited 10 fifty.
lie s.os this opportunity Of assuring parents tina,
hias shall lie wanting which NAV contribute to ths
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