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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-03
Beard Of Supervisors.

TUESDAY, Nov. >.
Full Board.
In the matter of the Coyote Creek
bridge the Messrs. Kinds and PalO.
mares withdrew their bid.
Petition to appoint VIM. Dieffen-
doffer Constable at Santa Monica.
Granted.
Discussion on Cahuenga road mat
ter. Pending.
L. A. & San Diego Railroad-Direc-
tions to Clerk to notify Trustees of
Phoebe estate-Set for hearing Deem
ber 7th, 1915.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-03
District COurt-SEpULvED

District COurt-SEPULvEDA ].
TUESDAY, November &C.
Rivlere VS.. McNellls. demurrer to answer
overruled.
Goyeneche VS.. LazZarovich and wife.-De-
murrer overruled and ten days given to an
swer.
Goyeneche VS.. Lazzarovich and Lopez
Same order.
Griffith Lynch VS.. Reyes-Demurrer sub
mitted.
Griffith & Lynch VS. Botifler-Cause tried
and submitted and Judgment ordered for
plaintiff.
Hansche VS.. Villabola.-Defaulte entered.
Askins VS.. Wilson, Demurrer argued and
submitted.
Alexander VS.. Welch.-Leave granted to
amend complaint.
Conlan VS.. Quinby.-Stay of proceedings
granted for ten days.
In the matter of the petition of the Method
ist Episcopal church to sell and mortgage real
STANDARDIZATION of notice shown and Pc
tition granted.
Messer VS.. Smith.-Affidavit showing de-
posit IN the postoffice of certified copy of COM
plant be filed as of the date of the trial of
said case, that 1t be placed In the Judgment
roll, and that copy OF this order be attached
to said affidavit
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-03
WAMTS-LoST-FOuND.

Advertisements will be Inserted In
this Department. mt Five Cents per
line.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-03
COURT REPORTS.
prnbate tourt-o,afE1vENEy l.

Probate COurt.---O,MELvENEY J.
TUESDAY, November 2.
In the matter of the estate of Edwin Wood
rofe.-0rder made fixing time for hearing re-
port of sale of personal property. Saturday,
November 18th, at 10 A. NJ, time fixed for said
hearing.
In the matter of the guardianship of Y. and
A. Blderrain.-PetitiOn for appointment OF
guardian read, and Francisco Palomares ap-
pointed guardian, upon giving bond in the
sum of $1,000. Bond filed by Francisco Palo-
mares, with T. A. Sanchez and Francisco Ma
chado as sureties. and approved by the Court
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-03
Special Notices.
Cheap Advertising.

In order 10 establish II cheap and ready
means OF communication between the adver-
tlser and the reader and facilitate the busi-
ness OF seller and buyer, landlord and tenant,
employe; and employee, we haze reduced the
rate OF advertising in our swami" column to
five cents line. Business men and the gem
eral public will find this the best possible
medium Of inter-communcatlon and the
cheapness Of price will recommend IL to all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-03
For SaIe.-A Great Bargain.

A well furnished house and lot situated In
the best location in this city, Spring street
Cars pass the door. For particulars, apply n
this offi ,e, or address p. .. Box 3S3, Los An
geles. oct29ti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-03
State Investment Insurance Company.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Goth, 1910.
To r. f.. ROWAN, Agent:-I have received
information frem our Agent, Mr.. BRYANT,
now at Virginia, that the Company can pay
All losses leaving its capital intact, and then
have a surplus of over ONE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
CIlAS. III. CUSHING,
Secretary state Investment Insurance Co.
o30tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-03

\AIANTEp.-A situation as Bar-keeper or
w Hotel Clerk. Address p II.
o3OslW This office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-03
A Rare Chance.

FOR SALE-A GOODPAYING BUSINESS
the present proprietor wishes to sell out or
account of i'll health. Il good opportunity
for a man with about $50. For particulars
apply at this office. oct2stf
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-12

Acotored man named Ed. johnson
was ar1nigned before Justice Buford
on Thursday and sent to the Parish
Court for trial on the charge Of hay
iug stolen some cl"thing. pair Of
shoes and -piast.o' f'om Joe. Burma,
another Haoret mxH.. Burns testifies
that he stopped at Johnson's house on
Or. LegareS plantation, Tuesday
night, and On arising next morning
discovered that his property was mis-
sing and. johnson nan est. 4 warrant
was paaee%li in the hnnds Of Constable
White, who aPpreheuded johnson on
Burbank's plantation, parish Of As
snmptfm.s sMsnt' snrtiae Thursday
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10th, after WHICH time all dues to the
parish n,astebe. paid 10 cash, were Of
fered by Mr.. h.rmen and adopted.
Considerable opposition to these rss-
oluth,ns vas exhibited by \ number
Of petsons present at the JnrS's scs-
sion, bat q vote Of three to one IN
favor Of tho propagation settled the
matter. While the immediate effect
of this plan has been : depreciation,
Of the market value Of parish scrip, #
the Parish Attorney will proceed wig
oro,,sly against Delinquent tax payers
and The tslice Jury vii. adhere to
the determination to require money
payments at the expiration of the
prescribed thirty days, . healthy re-
action viii soon become visible. It is
desirsbls thae the eash systsm should
be reached as soon ls possible, Us the
parish can never irecuperate so long
it IL farced to issue deprecated paper
to it's creditors and receive the saline
at par +, paynent, Of IS. dues 'l's During
the space. Of one month. every tax and
license psyer will have opportunity
to settle his dues in either MD or new
scrip, aud holders o. this paper are
given an equal chance todisposs of 1t,
therefore the dissatisfaction which
would ensne,,.a from an immediate
adoption Of the cash system is avoid
ed, while ut the ssn,s time a. way to
such system is opened that none can
complain of, and Of which foil notiG7,
cation is given all p;.ities interested.
The resolutions offered by Mr.. Bar,
mon were drawn UP, in accordance
with suggestions and view9 Of Parish
Attorney Dnffel, and the plan is one
that is III vogue in the city Of New
Orleans and, we believe, = number Of
the parishes. Apctition from citizens
Of the seventh and eighth wards for q
new road to extend from the mouth
Of Black Bayou to the Sciyiquel ferry,
was received and granted. Messrs.'
Vincent villier, Augustin Diez and
Alex. Meyers are designated to lay
out the road. Syndics for the various
wards were elected to serve for the
ensuing year. -44.'t IF a'sai''59
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Town Of Donal dsonville.
TINE TABLE N. O., N. & T. B. B.,

TINE TABLE n. O., II. & T. B. T.,
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
Ds1y possesger aud freight Train csa,
Ai,sed--Leayes New Orleans, from head OF
BienviIle street, at 7:45 4. N.
Arrives at Donaldsonville ut II r.
Whitecastle at 1880 n.
Returnias-Leaves Whitecastle at l2::45r. y.
Leaves Donaldsoaville at l:30 +. n. .s
Arrives at New Orleans at r. N.
Trains stop at al way stations. :. So.
C.. HsALLEN. General Manager.
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soon stone dead. The grief Of tho
mother upcr, learning Of the losa Of
her boy was paiSful \, xthsss. "a
The body Of Nh unknown colorea
man was found floating in the La
creix ,sady; teur miles below town,
this morning. The Coroner held al
inquest. .-,<.r,..., %. ~.
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morning. There vas also an affidavit
fled against johnson for pulling up
some vegetables belonging to Clarisse
cdstar, bit after examination the ac-
'cttsati1h appeared frivolous and this
charge was dismissed. 80 ..
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DRowNEp.-On Friday last week,
June 9th, Camille Martin, . colored
man about IS years Of age, !. native
of this town, was drowned in Bayou
ILatourcl,e, near Napoleonville. De-
ceased was on q raft which he and
some other parties we're taking to the
Thibodaux saw mill, and fell into the
bayou by misstep, coming up under
the RIFT where j. wa.g impossible for
his companions to. sec or reach him.
It is stated that he, was undertake in
fuence of liquor at the time Of the
accident and consequently. incapaci-
tated from making any intelligent
effort to save himself. The rennains
of deceased were not discovered until
Monday, when they were temporarily
buried on the bayou bank. The body
was disinterred and brought to, Don
jacksonville this morning, and will be
placed in the Catholic cemetery to-
day. i7@ssss Aas"si ~ ~
Last Monday, the 9TH inst, the
body of Henry Jones, colored boy
S years Of age, was found in a we'll on
Kenner's Ashland plantation. It j.
supposed the bog WAS playing at the
well and fell in, as no one seems to
have been cognizapt of the affair"uu.
til the re ta1,ii ', were discovered. 5.,o
Little Buddy johnson, colored, aged
one year aud three months, wandered
away from his mothers house in Port
Barrow, last Wednesday, and went
to the edge of the water OF. 1syo,
Lafourche to play While dabhlin s
in the mud and watsr,< he tumbled in-
to the bayou just &de of the rail-
road bridge and 'floatsd ,dowh:sto !
point opposite the residence,of Mr.. J.
r. Nolan ere being discovered ~
persons on shore. When the body was
recovered, signs of life were still aP-
parent, but instead Of summohiing q
physician as we'll, the, parties who
brought tire body ashore merely sest
tor tho Coroner. and tue child was
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Saturday, r. : June IL, 1875.
LOCAL JorTINas.

The grand ball and festival, Of Or
auge Grange No. 2l2, Patrons Of Hus-
bandgy, takes place at Ben Aliens
tonight. 81 ..'flfy 'tItt aTts-~
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Two umbrellas have been taken
from the CHIEF Office within the past
ten days, aud we will thank the par.
ties who; jabstfacted the articles to
return the same at their earliest con
veniencc. The weather is very warm
and. rain is liable to fall at any hour,
hence re need those umbrellas.
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At the annual meeting Of Ascension
Hook and Ladder Company, Monday
evening last, tho following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing
year: President, c. Kline; vice pres
ident. Tilos. II. Franklin recording
secretary, David Israel ), financial
secretary, Fred. w. Francis; treas
urer, Gotlieb Seifried; foreman, Henry
Cook !; first assistant, B. Walker !;
second assistant, R.J. Green; warden,
Jacob Blum second assistant engi-
neer Camille Mollcre; grand marshal,
r. P. Landry; aid to marshal, G., w.
Mitchell. All these with the excep-
ton of Messrs. Green, Blum, Landry
and Mitchell we're reelected, having
served in the same positions since the
organixatiiea,of the company last year.
TIE fblloWfug committees were ap-
pointed by the president in accord
aace with the constitution 1nvesti-
eating committee-The fire officers,
Messrs. Cask, Walker and Green. FL
nance COMMITTEES Messfs. V. Maurin,
Leon Guedry and r. p. Landry. Re-
lief committee sfessrs. r. j. Duke,
Raphael Mousse, H.. H. Willers, B.
Rybiski and Henry sHetter. In" each
case,- the first named member Of the
committee is the chairman. .ar
PARlsn CouRr.- The June term Of
judge Mal,ers court opened Monday
and. closed yesterday. Only three
cases were finally disposed Of. Ed
mon1 Johnson. for stealing calico
from Mrs. NJ. Kentzers store, plead
guilty and threw himself; upon the
mercy Of the court, but when lie re
ceived sentence Of a year in the pen
itentiary he doubted if there was as
much. mercy AS j,,atiee'i in tile rulings
Of his honor the Judge. st.e. -.
Anthony Hamilton also acknowl-
edged that be was guilty Of, larceny,
having stolen some articles Of cloth
ing, and his sentence was six. months
1.-THE Baton Rouge asylurn. ~. '-' =.
Thomas Howard was tried for oh
tai0ing a ski6 nader false pretenses
and. convicted. Fifteen days in the
parish Jail vin .soothe the feelings Of
outraged 1ax. for Howard'a trans
rraasins1. q. $50 sssfqz T. aszt rs
The disastrous result Of thesa eases
impressed chs accused isssvsral othe,
criminal matters 90, deeply, that they
concluded. it safer to try their fortunes
before a jury, hence when arraigned
they asked to be sent to. the District
Court. ..i.....
See Mr.. J. NJ. Delayallade's ice adj
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AT delregalaf asossion of The Polic9
jury 1ast, fohday there Was . f,ll Lat
tendance ofmep'bers and business Of
importspce.wsast transacted The de-
m.na oftrs' sehoot' Board VA com,
piled with aud the parish school tax
increased from II % 2 mills. ON the
ds,llar. Resolutions asthorisiag tho
Tax Collector to receive any descrip-
ton Of unrsPudiased scrip, warrants
or certificates Of indebtedness for par-
irh taxes or licenses during the period
o. thirty daya from SATURDAY,. june
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OFFICIAL lIRECTORT.
4 Fourtl M1iciaL District,
Perrs Lsudrys 1
1,ri,2e1 ST lAg'asaesi i,2 < We

ses-s1 1eri'Re4 # A'aee 7 si|,a s,x;,.,r vel
.saf... s4l6ster H. Hill,
Parish Juslgs.,.R -..-.-.-. .hlpFJ.; e; 4sher'
Clerk Of the Court, :. -. .loAa ,. C*ites,
Recorder, ......-..--..:::C Charles Geeks,
Aecretary, ..-.. Octave Tefrio.
Treasurer. :. Christian Kline,
rax Collector, :. -. = Il. r. Bentley, -
sheriff: h.!. =. -. :. Aaron Hill, -.
1,srI,ncr. -. W g. Gabrielle,
jail Pily siciafl,. .John E. i1uffel,
Sapcr visor Of Rcffstration, Lodis Lcfort,
Public Administrator, =. dean Q. Matthew,
Official Journal, .D'vilie CMEF.
PoLIcR JURoRs-L. a.. Arceneaux, Presi-
dent; Henry Heynan, Hillery Rice, William
Diggs, Solomon Bar,non.a y@g.r .4s.t.<,i
BOARD OF ScHeoL- DsREcToRs.-Pierre
Landry, President; Kodolphe Braud, Secre-
tary and Treasurer, 6.H. Hill, Henry @.
Maher. Jacob Warner, chas. h. Nesanitl',
Augustus Knight. l.. h. Bentley. ti+.
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At nAstime since. tie war has the
prospect for . 6ta cane, corn and cot,
ton crop beeH 4abre encouraging than
ut .presei,t ,;apll ON Planters, with few
if ans Si'crsirttiens are. Greatly s'ated
in.s consequence AVath splendid
weather and good cultivation to aid
their growth, the crops have attained
u condition seldom, equalel and never
cxoeilcd At this season Of the year.
It is pleasant to record such facts and
viii he more agreeable still to note
the realization of present cheering
anticipations. .
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OPEHAT1C ENTERTAINMENT The
D.. S. G.. B. Hall was not crowded
Thursday evening, upon the occasion
of the operatic performance given by
the artists from New Orleans whose
coming we announced in last weeks
paper but the audience was select,
intelligent and appreciative. The en-
terntainment was Of the comic or
raxdeuillc order, and delighted the
spectators greatly throughout. Mon
sieur Leonard, leader of the limited
company, is an artist Of no mean
ability, and the same may be said Of
his companions. The success of their
performance Thursday night was so
gratifying, they have determined to
repeat it this evening, with achange
Of programme. Besides the attraction
which the dramatic entertainment
presents, there will lie grand ball
at tile close of the performance. The
doors Of the Hall are advertised to
open at 9 o'clock this evening; cur
tain to Use at74. Admission, SO cts.
Children half price.
We have omitted to mention that
these artists use only the French Ian
rr,,nrn
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The proceedings Of last weeks reg
ular session Of the Ecw.. Dcascil ap-
pear in chr cQla1sn. toe m
be shssrsS % seal q,
that nrrnber II ~ =
havsl snassed thars lviessl x
unteer police force and the same have
beer actspteh Wbethdas they Mo ~
be regularly organized into day and
night patrol, equipped with tin whis-
ties and stuffed eldbs,, or merely to
act as policen'enswhensums exigency
demands their aid, the record saith
not. The committee appointed to~as-
certain by and to whom rents have
been paid for the lots belonging to
the town which lie between Railroad
Avenue and Lessard street, presented
a concise and. satisfactory report.
Not to be outdone in public spirit by
Town Attorney Rusll, Hssss John Al
Chccvepe rendered his, services az as
sistqnt attorney without salary, and
the Council snapped at the offer like
a hop toad at a blue bottle fly. The
officers Of the Blue Bucket Fire Co.
sent in a communication notifying
the Council of the organization Of
that company, and asking for a dona-
ton from the corporation to assist in
their equipment. In accordance with
this petition resolution ,appropriat-
ing 5000 was offered and adopted.
After approving number of bills,
the Council adjourned without day.
PERsoNAL.-7Supt. Allen Of the n.
0. g. Texas Il. r. was in Donaldson
vile couple Of hours last Monday
on business connected with the road
under his control. He called at the
CHIEF Office while here, and also Wis.,
tied the leading merchants.
Mr.. Jos. Hughes, recently freight
agent for the railroad at Donaldson
vile, came up from New Orleans yes
terday and returned to-day,
Mr.. G. w. Mitchell of the livery
stable paid visit to New Orleans
this week, accompanied by his wife
and child, who left from there Thurs
day evening on the steamer James
Howard for trip to Missouri, where
they will remain several weeks. Nr.
Mitchell returned home on the How.
ard. bringing with him couple of
fine horses purchased in the city to
add to His already large stock. We
wish Mrs. NJ. :lntl the boy" All en-
joyable visit to their former home
and safe return to Donaldsonville.
The family of the late DR.. j. l.. Nc
Cormick, having disposed Of their
property in this parish, left here on
the steamer Il. E. Leo last Sunday,
bound for Baltimore, in which city
they will hereafter permanently re-
side.
Col. Jno. A. Stevenson of Iberyille,
who, by the way, is urged by several
Republican Journals as an eminently
proper man to occupy the guberna-
torial chair next term, was in town
to-day. He did two praiseworthy
things while here-subscribed for the
CHIEF and paid his back taxes. His
example in this respect is worthy Of
general imitation. v ,.s s.e.. Il
D4owNEp.-On Friday last week,
June 9th, Camille Martin, . colored
man about IS years Of age, 8: native
of this town, was drowned in Bayou
ILatourcl,e, near Napoleonville. De-
ceased was on q raft which he and
some other parties we're taking to the
Thibodaux saw mill, and fell into the
bayou by misstep, coming up under
the RIFT where j. wac impossible for
his companions to. sec OF reach him.
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MITE Party Under tile direction
81 the ladies' and gentlemen com pos
fng thesrh0if Of the AStensiSaf Brig
copal Church Of this town, q mite
party will be given at the Magnolia
FHddse, corner Railroad Avenue sand
FAttdkapas street, Wednesday evening
rsexs, June~fi0otthh for the.parposea Of
r:.isiss funds t.. purchase, books fqr
the use Of the choir and lamps for the
church, the latter being needed for
evening services. The price of ad-
mission to- this sehtertaihnhent has
been fixed 1T the moderate srnn Of 'e6
cents. Lemonade and cake will he
passed around free Of charge, and lee
cream and other refreshments fur
nishel ut prices SO low that all. can
indulge freely at little cost. There
will We music and dancing besides,
and to all who will attend can be
guaranteed pleasant evening. The
purpose for which this mite party is
given, combined with the sources Of
amusement and entertainment af-
forled visitors, should be sufficient to
attract q large attendance. a'@
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..y .l...A Otace. t@-=
A LII persons 0wning dogs Within the cor
IA porste limits OF Dsmaldsonvillc are
hereby notifeal to come forward Within fif.
teen days from the date hereof and procure
licenses and collars for said animals. DOgs
without license collars will t,e foiseued after
tho delay Of fifteen days.
yaa. DAVID ISRAEL.
June 5th. 1875 Town Serrstsry -
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- Donala.ogrille, la. ,'f.t :. j. =.
GRATx1YH, Chasing . 'Aarblins, Kiiise..
mining snd Paper II asging h an s 3hth
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ETC, ETC, ETC.
- - ia E-lL$-N
.s..s.- 49, -. g. s.-.s:s.: III {.
The timelhonOred motto Of 80 -
QUICK SALES AND SHALL PIoFITs,.
Is faithfully observed,
And We invite the public to examine and
price our goods, that they may he
assured We make no vain and. "a.
~ empty beast in ssying
Our Prices Defy .Compatition.
.Nv
.rss 81 AZ SIS. ar
sssing is Believing. Give rs Gail.
Look for the big sisn Of ----------------~~-'----
t,.Aa ,~.-xur.~s "a
=. .:es,s u On the Front strcet,
apis DO.yALDSOyriLLE 1yr
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.ADVBRTIsEMENTs.

.4 ADVERTISEMENTS. .fl,.s1, /
TSrRE scfn Fl sue succ 'as sA'',.s1J
Enterprise Will Tell, W.. ~
AND PEOPLE WILL BUY WHERE. !.
.,.r THEY CAN GET .aisg-5 n
The Most and the Best Goods
>'.'lt FOR THEIR MONEY. s. !.
as 3, .,i... --- i,g.t5 ", ~
1t is agreed by all who have endsavored to
= inform themselves upon the CUB
5'fsi' ~ jcet that this place in
DONALDSONYILLE
is, undoubtedly, at the Grand Emporium of
Mrs. n. ISRAEL 4 CO., :.
INNS. N. ISRAEL, ~ Mr.. WV. KLopxAS,1
. s4.ta-,. Corner OF 80
Nllssissappi and I1essor1 Streets,
At MARX lsRAEL'S old stand.
At this mammoth popular establishment is
always kept on hand the
Largest and Best Assorted Stock
~ .f'tA'- Of Goods i q
to be found any where in Southern Louisi-
ana outside the city Of New Orleans,
-.a t,. EMBRACING g-sG-sz,.s.
staple aid Fancy
DRY GOODS, a'
LACEs, er,- TRIMMINGS, :. GLOVES,
ss4's TOILET ARTICLES, - -
LADIES AND GENTS UNDERWEAR.
5,a9iil Latest Styles of '.'s' I's'.' -
MEMS AND BOYS MADE, !
..f,t = 81. CLOTHING, s-,as5'o.J So.
PLANTATION STORES, 81" '-'t''.'s .'is7
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES,
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BOOTS & SHOES, ad,f. ,st. 81
~ HATS T. CAPS, ~ 4
f'' y HARDWARE.
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24fE HARNEsS,
BUGaIEs, CARRIAGES 4 CARTS, .~
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-12


Mr.. Jno. D. Cantes, Clerk Of Court,
informs us that he has q turkey Cob
bier that discovered a nest Of eggs III
the field back Of the house, about two
woeks as,, and has been sassiduousfy
sitting on Them every day since, de-
spite the repeated attempts made to
lisssaae him from the project Of
bringing a brood. ct young turkeys
into the world. 80 s
Three Brothers, Bruno, Adam and
Leon Ross, eolerea, were before JUS
tice Wilkiasqps court Monday morn
ing, charged rith an aft1sy and IT, !,
citing riot 1t the church fair held in
tue yard of the p. S. G. B. Hall San
day night Accused were released On
bonds to appear in Parish Court for
trial. James, Rey and Leon Ross
were also arraigned before the same
Justice for assault and battery. Upon
examination of complaint the case
was dismissed.