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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-27

=hnshaud. Fergus Allan, 10 and
~ s' ,s hereinafter described r'' Oh '''c
"" :rt.;n tract of land situated in this
of West Baton Rouge, at a dis
p,so Of forty arpents from the river
TO-: .;nni. measuring four arpen,s front
s sastv IL depth, between parallel Ines
,o, on the upper limit by the prop
oa0o " Mrs. V. Pain, and on the lower
e; . ~ property formerly belonging to
mn Allan, but now to Leon LrJenoe'
Ia.her with all the buildings aud In
.'e,sments, etc., thereon. $40.
Together with one hundred anu So .n,
shares of mortgage stock thereto
'' Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
- principal, interest aud costs 10 above
o~.t;tled and numbered cause. ~ .a
e Tsrms Of Sale The purchaser to fur
.;.h . stock note for the sum OF fourteen
s S.su and fifty seven dollars, falling
sua IN the LIST dry Of May a. d. 1870,
..a.w.ble according to the charter OF
H. Citizens Bank Of Louisiana and the
S.I.oce cash. The purchaser to assume
II the Obligations and responsibilities OF
.~.tockholder of the Citizens Bank. and
- stock note so furnished to be idenil'
ssd vitb the act Of mortgage ny y.
S'.,dore and wife in favor of the Citi'
"s Rink before Louis Fsvrot, Parish
,J"dee Of. the parish Of West Baton
Rouge Rouge, dated d d, s!,h J.so.,y 1885, !; ALSO also
s r.ss by by Mrs. Patin and Mrs. Allan be.
STs C. Boudosquie, Notary Public. in
New Ne, Orleans, dated 18th January ls4s,
and with the shsrif's deed Of sale IN
With benefit Of appraisement.
w. DURALDE, Jr.t
mch27 .r.. one'in.
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NILES WORKS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

q We invite the especial sttention Of former pa
irons and others interested, to our increased fa-
eilities for constructing, erecting and furnishing
Machinery, Castings, Forgiugs, &C., as follows:
d sugsr Mills, Sugar Kettles, Vacuum Pans and
Pumping Engines; Stesm Trains and apparatus
pertaining to manufacturing and refining Sugar
Steam Engines, Boilers and thrir appliances, for
Plantation use; Grist and Saw Mills; lndepen-
dent Boiler Feeders, Pumps and Draining Wheels:
MACHlSls1s' Tools, and finished work in Sheet
Iron ; Copper aud Brsss Composition ;fIron Pipe
and fttshgs; Church and Plantation Bells. 1
q The great variety aud large stock Of Standard
designe and patterns ; together with the expert
enos Of the past Thirty Yenrs in this line Of man
afaeturs, enables us confidently TO offer satis-
faction in the execution Of all orders entrusted
to us, either for new work or for repairs.
JANE. v. oAr,, 9pt..ti y +. BAUMAH,
DANIEL coLLlSH, Sec. I Ia Sup s,usssndans.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

JOSEPH HEGEMAN 4 CO.-FRIDAY, JUNE H. At u
NJ at the Central saerooms Wi;loughby street. coo
PEARL BrooklynA general assortment Of Paror Can1
Der and Dining Room Furniture Fancy Goods, Counters
Also At p M number OF rosewood Pianos, large Eiror
Clothing, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10
TURKS ISLAND.

Tho financial condition OF this British colony Is
anything but encouraging, the revenues showing a
considerable falling or and the Treasury being
empty. company has been formed, named the
Turks Island Commercial Association Qimtedl. with
capital Of s2o0oo IN ltv dollar shares the object
o. when y to purchase ana import such articles as as
the disposal Of salt The association proposes to
commence operations at once, and one OF the drec-
tors will proceed immediately To the United States
70 carry out the intentions OF the association.
The total imports OF goods for the year 1858 were
77S, while the average for the last i've years. in
eluding 1868. was 25J.9l and the duties paid on
imported goods last year amounted to f Goo against
$4,000 In 1867. This deficiency is partly accounted
Thomas, which were taken from vessels sunk In
that h9rbor by the cyclone OF October, 1867. There
has been exported during the year 1893 0oo bushels
Qf salt against i,osi,52S bushels exported in 1861
TIE estimated revenue for 1859 Is fS59l, whlle the
expenditures WI, be 99,451 leaving deficiency OF
e860 to be provided for The stone piers injured by
the hurricane at Grand Turk are TO be repaired.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10
FILTHY CsSo.T0a Of THE BAY SHORE.
FORT HAMILTON, N. Y, June 7, 1869.

FORT HAMILTON, N. Y, June 7, 1869.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Having noticed your exposures of the workings of
fhe Quarantine laws under DR.. Swlnburne, ana he
bSing member Of the Board Of Health, would
respectfully call your attention to the following
copy Of communication. signed by citizens Of this
town and forwarded to the treasurer of the Board
Health Fearing that he will not give 1t publicity
deem 1t expedient to ask that you give 1t place
n your valuable paper:-
1--we would respectfully call your attention to the
nltny condition OF the beach In the immediate
Vicinity OF Fort Hamlltol. The party who now has
cnarge OF the sanitary arrangements for the dts
V1ct-commencng mt Court street and ending on
the north shore OF Coney Island-has only one mau
employed to keep TINS large extent OF shore clean,
end your good Judgment will show you that 1t is
utterly impossible for man to keep such large
district In good order. Hoping you Will give this
matter your early attention. and thereby earn the
thanks OF numerous residents OF the shore road we
remain, sir, your most obedieat servants.n
The New York herald., 1869-06-10
RY A. d. MELLIcK, JR., a Bro,
Id Auctianepr

and dealers In New Jersey Real estate,
81 Pine street. New York.
Continuation sale OF
10l villa Plots,
at Avenei, N. j.,
hour from New York BY the New Jersey Railroad,
and ~ miles from Railway. The heavy rain Of the ~
having made necessary to adjourn the sale u WILL the
put up win bc positively sold 10 the highest bidder bid
ding win be allowed account Of The Thcse lots
situated elevated ground high tho church s,ecple
n RAILWAY and command extensive views Of staten Island
Corlandt street p N. the day Of sale, returning
promptly at s16 For railroad passes maps and full par
tcuars apply a the once OF the Avenel association, 1917
Broadway and 81 Montgomery street, Jersey City, and 10 the
o. ii. PiERsoN, Auctione.r.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTlONs
GEORGE coqSi nsia.sSSg AUcE1aSHsa FsS1;!as: D..s.,
a II ococE a1es 10 S sa'si tsrtv s s,r,s general a.
soriment * FnrntSre beds and Beidnr Gmsswsrs Crock
cry, cutlery. r.ased Ware Desks Pianos. safos. &C.
HEssRgTIAssIy SALE q EEAL a sG EsT4TE
sale ., sncilon on on nc premises.
aporton OF the Estate known a.
Hamilton Park,
n Ss beauty sss
ferry aadins IS 'is but IS 'r @1ass from
s. 5 a IN S so%Ssnaps % sna
ssn 81 the very ns Houses on the properly will also b
TO .so.s dssns homes the country and ~ within "a
a s s s ~
has been vsn 70 trsn.actions real estate on the
sSs p sSs se: as'''p',oa' 49, .'
r. BooAHT AYHTsoSSEni gGTs Ssys j,,. -
xo.i North wlIsm .sse, Of Frankfort.
Horses. .Ssssass Srssf: ssa ss,s Harness. Il
ous Se Ts OS soSds suSa %SSs
Attorney for Mortgagee
al O'Clock A. M No. Hamilton avenue mortgage s.ss
Of tho stock and Essfs' e aass
North vi e: :ss asa nss.Hs S Il street.
Paror, Bedroom, Dining Room, Library and Kitchen
'iSSs ~ ssqAss ss9,A 4sis,ss::: ss;,gs :,...
JAS E. n4512sEi y a%Ei5sf agp7IqHzEs Z sHHzsswzIL.
rnSssBSYy. y sISi'sy ';Ess: sss: 10
At Sing .ssng,
coSs1n1slos 81 'as s1s ssIs q 100 fSi SSiIaias Ios
vsfs ssis s!ss
By order Of sETTsbAY + 6 4 jas. Sisis is Executors
on til. pr.ass:,s ssss s,ss: s'asis:et rn
side Farm containing 80 with mile track The house
Sa ms Ss
s os q sa .na o Noah
street, Sing Sing.
TosEpH HEeExAx 4 co-FRIDAY, JUNE Il. ATTY
A. At the Central ssleroom. Wi'!oaghsy street e. cos
Der and Inias Room FarHiiure, Fancy Goods COUNTER
Also eS5, s number of rosewood rAnO' large E1E'
r EwIssE. WOOD, AUCTIoNEER-
lso valuable Lots, assses1vile. MI.
street q ne s' Il &f$is z mooD s1 ,1
,aGsss dSSsspAx p r. sUss " sss I...s'.. Il .ss
Of sf & &c s or
eomnnnding an sxtsnaye view o the bay and city OF New
ery 10 be sold is on and near the
TwsHtywG two train, daily sssn way from 1s.,,
street to Grecne In twenty minutes for 10 cents 10y sKcu
For particulars inquire at the Pos. Once building Green
yanssy ys G g. kfMs & p New
NTARsHAL's SALE
M ss Sf r siaH9, iihkS%S Es2eSTa, 1 Go e..
VIII sell on Friday June H. a. lt o's!ock No IS sows
sno PsnS in ssesens q @ cSnda; sn plane o1 sIpo oss
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

NTARSHAL's SALE
M of Piano, Liquors, &C..
BY q. HERMAN 4 CO.
]. 8. WEINDERGER, Auetioneer.
VIII sell Friday June II, lc O'Clock at No ls Bowe
l Piano in excellent condition. piano Stool, oHct
IL French q Clocks, Artificial Flowers, Fasess
$1,000 ladies' embroidered paper Collars so the balance Of
Liquors remaining unsoid BY order Of L. Rinds<a, City
Marshal,
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

DEM. r. THEALL, AUCTIoNEER.
ID Largo sale OF Freproor Safes,
BENZ. +. rHEALL will sell at auction, on
FRIDAY, June H. at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
No. ~ Cortland street, Merchants HOTEL
tie entire stock OF the celebrated
Wilder Patent SAiamander Safes.
comprising full assortment OF all szes, including Eve Plate
Safes, with marble tops for residences These Safes
known be beat freproo Safes made and all
rInted perfectly dry. Now the time bargain,
the whole viii be sold without Examno previous
10 sale.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

A pyERrIsEwFSTs FOR THE HERALD
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT our
BRANCH OFFICE, is FULTON srREk7
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

lY r. COTTON, AUCTrONEER-LARGE SALE OF
new and second hand Furniture, about % Carpets and
Ocoths Parlor and Cottage Furniture, Mirrors Curtains
Pianos Hair &c. This day (Tharsday)
TO- 1o O'clock al the auction rooms 50 East Thirteenth
street, between Broadway and University place. very large
assortment Of and second Furniture very much Of which
the and sod black walnut much better than the
ordinary class OF household furniture costing originally the
very highest prices There very many rich and good
pets very fine Hair Maesses. China and Glassware Chan
deliers Grover Bakers Sewing Machines &C. Catalogues
early this morning N. BThc carpets will be sold about
O'Clock r. N. Deposits from all.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

<yroRgg W. KELSEY, AUCnoNEER
Petroleum Refinery at aucnou on Ihursdsy June w .,
~ rocr ON the premises corner Richardson and Leonard
srses Fifteenth ward Brcokly f. ~ smpIe ou,iangs nun
ss rs and barrels anksge capacity 200 barrels refined
snd t crude also good horse power Engine, Boiler,
% slso one double Truck. Sale positive For pAttcvsrs
snnlv 10 KELSEY CORNwELL n Broadway, BROOKLYN,
m or premises.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10
EDWIN NICHOLS & CO.. ACCTIONEERS.
4. Magnificent Household Furniture,
Elegant rosewood 7A octave RMnoforte,

Works OF Art, Bronzes, Paintings, Vases Statuary,
Magnificent Satin Brocatel Paror Suits,
Velvet Brussels Medallion Carpets, public auction this
Thursday) morning. June TO- at II O'clock precisely At the
elegant residence " West Twents street. sixth
and broadway Paror SUITS covered with the richest
description French satin brocate velvet and broca.e
CHINA and antique Vases, Figures, sataary rosewood
Tables; rosewood and walnut marble top Tables; Cham
Der Suits Bedsteads Bureaus Tashstands, Commodes,
Spring and Hair Mattresses bols:ers, Pillows Linen
Turkish Chairs Lounges sofas RocSsrs ArmehafTs Side
Coffee ses Ice Pitchers, Casters. Butter Dishes, Coffee
Urns Spoons Forks Glass Crystal and China Ware, Table
Cutlery &c. N B-Pares wishing to attend this sale take
Broadway or Sixth avenue stages.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

u dsnta sc public sue,ion-Ths CcmRsro,sr q as .ns
city OF New York viii sol at public auction On % u" t
Of Esss street. large lot OF Scrap lron' Fire
Hydrants Storcocks, dc a. A.. ror..,oe ~
r,,. u % .,s,rs Conp,rpler' once, CITY Hall Park
o'v He'enu'' RfCHARD y. CONNOLLY, Coinptroler.
pvp.prurSr OF TTNAKcr, CoxrrRoLLEn's orfior,
EFw YORK, June !, 1852.
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West Bat d Rouge, III sa'd State, l nav
seizpd and will offer at public sale to the
last knd highest bidder, at the Court
House door IF this Parish Of West Baton
Rouge, on Saturday the seventh dav OF
August, A. D., 1869. at II O'clock. a; M
all The right, title and interest and claim
Of defendants Adolphe Desch"ux, ab
s%enter. represented by Duncan Conrad
and Francois Phillips, in and to the here
matter described mortgaged tract ofland,
to wit:
The north half Of section seven in
township seven Of range eleven east, !"
the district of land subject to sale at New
Orleans. La, containing three hundred
and two SO 100 acres, being j" the PR
ish of West Baton Rouge, having brrn
ec'ered by said C"lIey and afterwards
sold by him to present vendor by ac'
before George Rareshid". Notary OF NJ"
O%rlpane, dated January 18th, 1854.
Seized to pay and satisfy amount OF
Judgment, interest and costs in above
suit.
Terms Of sale.-Cash with benefit OF
appraisement.
J. v. DURABLE, Jr,
inly3tds Sheriff.
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july3
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.


In accordance with Law, the pswl,
elected members Of the Police iurv a.
sembIed at the Court House on Monday
the 7th day of June, 1859.
On motion Of Mr. Durable, N. W. Pope
was elected Temporary chairman.
On motion Of Mr. Chinn, the chairman
pro tn. was authorized to appoint q
Committee { examine the CREDENTIALS OF
newly elected members. w~hereupon Ne 3.
Durable, Landry and Chinn were appoint.
ed on said Committee.
The Committee reported the following
members as duly elected to represent th1
respective wards /: LIST ward, Hubert
Hebert ; I'd ward, J. Tras. Landry !: 81
ward. Louis Kirkland ; 4th ward, N. W
r poPe ;5'h ward. ] 0. Hebert ; 9th ward,
= N. Dubroca 7tb ward, B. Stevens /:
9th ward, J. V. Durable ; 9th ward, B
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis


trict. John B Quiglcs vs.. John r
Bnhler. No. 2l29.
BY VIRTUE of a writ Of Fl. IA to me
directed 10 the above entitled and mum
oered cause, of date June l2th, a. d 1869,
from the honorable the Fifth District
court 10 and for the parish or West Bat.
n Rouge, State aforesaid, I have seized
and will offer at public auction, to the
last and highest bidd r, at the Court
House door Of this parish of West Baton
Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 9TH day of August, A.
D. 1869, between the hours of IL. a. m.
and 3 p. m, all the right title and inter
,erest and claim of defendant, John R.
BuhIer, 10 and to the following judgement
IN file and of record in the Clerk and Re
corder's Offices in this parish, to wit
PARISH OF WEST Baron RoUaE, PARISH
Court. John Il. Butler VS.. Francis F.
Palms. No. 25.
This case having been regularly assign
ID for the l4th June 1869. was taken up
for trial. after introduction of evidence
aud argument of counsel, it appearing
that the order of attachment issued in
this case was issued without sufficient
cause and contrary to law, it is therefore
ordered adjudged and decreed that said
attachment be dissolved at plaintiffs
costs, with eight per cent. interest per
annum on amount of property, to'wit &:
Three hundred and fifty (S35O) dollars
attached, to date from date of seizure
and four per cent. damages on said
amount, and also special damages to the
amount of fifty ($5O) dollars attorneys
fees for dissolvi"g said attachment 1t
is further ordered for reason of the law
and evidence being 10 favor thereof, that
plaintiff, BUTLER, have judgement against
defend ant, Palms. for the amount OF Eve
hundred dollars with legal interest from
judicial demand until paid and satisfied
it is further ordered that said damages
credited 10 this amount of five hundred
dollars due plaintiff.
(signed) W. S. L%oBpELL,
June 18th, 1867. Parish Judge.
Seized ito pay and satisfy the amount
If principal, interest and costs claimed IN
he above entitled and numbered Cause.
Terms of Sale--Cash, with the benefit
If appraisement.
j. V. DURABLE, Jr,,
|nlpl7 Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Parish Court
John r. Butler vs.. Francis f. Palms.
No. 25.
BY VIRTUE Of a writ of Fl. ia. to me
directed IN the above entitled and num-
hered cause. Of date July "a, a. d., 1869,
from the honorable the Parish Court in
and for the parish of West Baton Rouge,
State aforesaid, l have seized and will
fer at public auction to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House door
OF this parish of West Baton Rouge on
SATURDAY., the 7th day of August A.
D., 1869. between the hours of IL a.. N.
and 3 p. m, all thp right. title, interest
and claim OF defendant. F. F. Palms in
and to the following movable property,
to wit:
One MARE COLT,
One SULKY and HARNESS.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount of
judgement, interests aud costs in the
above entitled cause.
Terms Of SaIe--Cash, With the benefit
OF apprsisement.
@ j. v. DURABLE, J.,
J"IVII Sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Parish Court
In matter succession of Trasim md He
bert. No. 702.
BY VIRTUE of a commission directed To
the Sheriff Of the parish of West Baton
Rouge in the above entitled and plumber.
ID cause, Of date June oath a. d 1869.
from the Honorable the Parish Cou,t in
and for said parish and State, l will offer
at public sale to the last and highest bid
der at the Court House of this parish of
West B ',on Rouge on
SATURDAY, the 3lst day of july A D.
at IL O'Clock a. M. the following described
property belonging to the succession of
Trasimond Hebert, deceased, to wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in
this parish Of " est Baton Rouge, IT FORTY
arpehts from the river Mississippi, o o
tanning one arprnt in super6cies, 6ounded
above BY lands of Camille Hebert, below
ny those of Pierre LaBauve, in front by
those Of the succession Of Adonis Foret
and in the rear by those of Thcodore
Dsigle. together with all and singular the
buildings md improvements thereon,
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
A. V. DUBROCA,
1UQXS n.-,n. Cl-.Np
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p0. The man who heard that one
walIow did not make a spring." took
.~"veral, and proved that they make a
,all.
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jue29
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH IN

oiAlE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth District
Court Joseph Hoy vs.. Adolph Des
chaux, ct al. No 1927.
BY VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure
ald sale to me directed in the above an.
titled and numbered ,cause, of date June
astn, A. D: 1869. from the Hon. the Fifth
District Court ia and for the Parrish of
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On motion Of Mr.. Durable il was
Resolved, That the sum Of $l047 IS he
md is hereby appropriated ~, sof the
special levee fund to pay for the building
of the new levee on the Australia plauta.
tim, and that the President be authorized
to draw on the parish treasury for he
same.
Resolved, That the action of the Presi.
dent of the Police jury in Causing neces..
sary repairs on the levees of Hickey.
Landry 4 Levecque and others, b. sp.
proved, and that be be authorized ,odrsw
on the parish treasurer for cost Of said,
repairs, amounting in all a. PER h.s stat .
ment Of this date. t. III. sum Of eight
hundred aad forty two 57.l00 duAsrs. ont
If which four hundred aud eixhy'ive
dollars have heen paid. leaving q, balance
yet due af three hundred and ~6fty'sevsn
81 100 dollars.
Be it further
Resolved, That he be authorized to is-
SUE q warrant on the treasurer fvr the
<um of Eve hundred dpli.rs 10 refund
'"rrowed money from Mpssrs. Hart 4
Heh-rt to meet the part payment on the
,tove levees. say Of four HUNDRED aud
e~ighty'6vc dollars.
The resolution authorizirg the Presi.
lent in conjunction with the parish in'
<pector Of 7,h ward. 10 advertise f"r the
repair Of Point levee, was laid over until
next meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. Durable 1t was
Resolved, That q committee OF three
he appointed to make an estimate Of
work done on levees in the parish during
the last year. and for which it has Ps'o,
and also the amount Of money paid.
Be it further resolved, Tbst the Presi.
lent Of the police jury present ssid state
ment to the Board Of Public Wsrks tor
reimbursement or such satisfactory o.
No may be made.
The President appointed on said com
Landry. Dubroca and Kirkland.
On motion If Mr.. Durable it was
Resolved, That . COMMITTEES OF three,
10 conjunction With the President OF the
police jury AMI parish Treasurer. Be sp'
for the purpose If sscert.'"'og
he condition Of the special lrvee fond ;
.lso the indebtedness of the parish e'nce
be war. Said committee to report at ps1s
meeting. Sol
The President appointed on said CON.
Durable, Chinn and J. 0. Heoers.
Resolved, That the President be 90
horized tn draw on the parish treasurer
;or sucb sums DC may be needed fr sret;
nR and msintsioing prisoners 10 the jan
# East Baton Rouge, provided the '.Ds
|oes not exceed the sum Of five buDdfeo
The list of parish warrsots and bonus
to and during the wa', and wplco
not issned for war purposes. Pseeenr
d BY the Treasure, was laid ovsr sn''
ext meeting.
}. Landry, N. w. PURE,
CIerk. President.
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~"Sqoirts" arc glorious just now
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ut the bucks that Their. b.. -
OF the special l per cent tax tho pa.o IN
three tn thousand ,na Eight hundred aud ,w.n, .,
tw" Is 100 d,aIars (sss22 6eI. Th':yy
! mas 'een paid ont, inclusive Of Comfy
s'"Ds, the sum of three tbon,.nd "'@'''
hn.drrd and thirteen 70 100 doJl.r. "..s
sl3 7e). leaving a balance dna w.
treasurer ty special levee fund n Tue
one IL 100 dollars (ss1 ls). 'O''!
We further End upop 4xam;,.;
re P"ydras fund. that there b,. r.' VI
collected by the Treasurer duri,p ,a
year ending on the 3D. day Of June is se
the sum Of thirteen Thousand and ..rvs
teen eS 100 doll 'rs (slS. OF s3] Ths.:
has been invested Of said fund tho .a"
OF twelve thousand seven hundred SUI. ""%
Eighty W dollars ($l2,7 Their i h.a
''eru expended for coples 10 the .n;, -" -
the parish vs.. Octave Landry. rho u
'w' I've SO 100 dollars. Trrasurer,s s., u
~ Sloo. Balance in hands Of Treasure,
one hundred and twentythr+e "a .loo
dollars, making the sum Of thrice, ,has'
and aud seventeen $500 ($is.l7 SAY
dullare. "'
We also find that there il Of n. ..,;
tai of to" P"ydrss fund the sum Of ,h;r,,
'wo thousand 6v" hundred and ssv.,,y
so 100 d'llsrs (s32 .57O SOY or n.
school fund We 6nd that the Treasur.,
las received during the current wear a.
rent OF . portion Of township I. r.n0s
ii east. Of section l6, tie sum Of m.
hundred and fifty dollars, which added IN
T." the amount 90 hshd at the be,inn;o,
IF said year, viz: 1914 63. making
total OF three hundred and sixty fnu, ss.
100 dollars 1884 64) Trsnsu,er's sal..
-. $40. Balance in hand of Treasurer
n hundred and six,y'iour IS 100 dalan
The committee further rrpor, tina, thew
xamined Ill the vouchers paid by the
treasurer. and have also made a thorouoh
Examination Of the books Of the Tr, asu.
er, and beg leave to report they bave
'"und them in every respect correct.
The committee appointed to make an
estimate Of parish taxes. made the follow.
'ng report which was adopted and ordsrcd
to he published according to law: