The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-14
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-. More suits are being filed against the
New Diffusion Process Company by creditors.
We are informed that the Mexican
Veterans will attend the st. Charles Theater
this evening, in body.
-. VIM. Burleigh left the city Sunday
evening for Chicago, where he will play
match for $500, with some unknown billiard
player.
The Magazine street car track just be
low Lafayette street, is sadly in need OF
repairs. It jolts passengers like some cordu-
roy road.
There will be splendid racing at the
Louisiana Jockey Club to-day, the track al
ready showing the rapid drying up so much
desired.
-. In the contest for fremen's trumpet
at the fair lately given ct Grunewald Hall,
between Mechanics No. 6 and Mississippi
No. g. the latter proved to be the victors.
49,. The Sisters in charge of the Charity
Hospital complain of not having received
any funds for the last three months from the
State. The number of patents is decreasing
-. AT meeting Of the Lotus Social Club,
the following gentlemen were elected to serve
The next ensuing term: G. G. Samuel, Presi-
dent; A. r. Costa, Vice President; -E Holt
Secretary; L. G. APPEL, Financial Secretary;
Aug. Weitkam, Treasurer. Reelected
The Governor yesterday made the fol-
lowing appointments Avoyelles. town of
Marksville, Mayor, A. Barlow Aldermen, L..
v Grimthon, B. de Belleview, Adolph
Blanchard, H. Deicote and A. FL Berdelon.
Fl. Fleishman was appointed Commissioner OF
Deeds for Los Angeles county, California.
Col. r. N. Ogden, accom- panied by Mr..
Henry G. Pyles, left the city last Wednesday
morning on a hunting tour. They got off the
train at Lookout Station, and returned to the
city the same night with twenty-six pairs OF
ducks, nineteen brace of snipe and twenty
nine quail This is one of the largest hunts
of the season.
Members of the West Feliciana dele
CATION are still receiving letters notifying
them tEat "another man has been shot. y
Every mail brings one. The last killed, &C
cording to the last letter, is Jack Russell, a
negro "who hid himself in a pork barrel, and
was shot" Gen. Augur should take notice
and have the pork barrel disposed Of
| go. A committee, composed OF members Of
the Central Executive Council of the Proper
ty-Holders' Union, waited upon the Mayor
and Administrators yesterday with resolutions
from the Third and Tenth Ward Unions
Alter long interview, the City Fathers Sale
they would take the matter under considera
ton, and that they would do all in theil
power TO reduce taxation.
~. The annual election Of the officers O
Home Hook and Ladder No. l took place a
their hail. on Saturday evening, December
II, 1875. Those marked were reelected :
President, *Eug. May; Vice President, *W
H Zimmerman; Secretary, y. A. II. DeLeon
Treasurer, IT. Daler; Foreman. &C. G. Piper
First Assistant, L. Lethieque; Second AS
sistant, Jno. Hoffman; Steward, *E. r. Che
valley, Jr. Housekeeper, M. Conners; Mar
shall, III. G. Brown; Delegates to Firemen'
Association, FEug. May. II. @. Brown, Gus
Mitchell, L. Msdere, Louis Elder.
After the election they serenaded their an
nual friends, and called upon E. May, Dalier
Piper, Brown, E. Dore, Mrs. Fullmer an
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