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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-16
Tribute Of ,leSDect.

WH-RHlS II has pleased oar >UrRENK GRAND Mas
IRA isAr Himself beloved Drs,nvr, JAMES A.
TpwNs; therefore
Eess'Csd That ia his death, tins Lodge has lost a
uselui and earnest member and the Brethrrl faith
ful and symgaihizinS com aniol.
EeSolred, hat while dvllorr his unilmely
death, can with satisIactipl rec al his mtly vT-
tues Nnd hold up the record of MS lite pattern
Tor Us 10 follow. ever remembering the solemn
covenants We have all taken, and watch IT. ar
10 our departed Brother.
HeSolced, That although feel thar this hour OF
adversely, VIA - lh- nclp mta. wr tender our
bcArliclt la,hy - the widow aAa Ianlly og the
decreased, aud would palnt upward To thc DVlar
Master, whD eycn the sparrON's fall, and who
has prufni>gd IL aV the widow fllcll.
Essofced, Inat the Lodge Zoe sattbiy drsped. and
the usrai badge ol iuraInc ee tor thirty days
Re~oirsa, ihAt cupy at these llutiOa- be
~ tied 10 tie widow OF oar eptr."l Brother. ad b.
published IA The NsiaG Asrala anu The SALINE IuUNT1
journal
ga bsha,f Of SAUNA LopGx No 80, 4 and 4. N
JACOB OMIT.
=. IA WILLIAMS. Committee
IL. ). CUNNINGHAM.
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Fruits of I'll kinds IL LAYS.

Fruits of I'll kinds Il Lays.
New prints a; the New York store
Christmas presents NJ \. ;. Foes
New corn meal and new tlour al :. u. Pal
mers.
Now is the time to get biz bargains every
day AT 0bcr. Bond & Wilson'S.
Shawls 4 q discount 81 Sarscn; & Williams :.
AlcS.4~etF Kids a, J. {. Rash * sons.
Se and car ak CO..; PIRATE at The broken down
Stone Palace
The most excellent fresh oysters in the
City at Lays.
Buckwlivz, -ieur and rnsrl- syrup az oss.r.
Bond x Wilson's.
EytTa good prints 81 ~ oeats III yaIa az tc 'Srske
G0Wa'' sSols FAl4es.
W. c. TutAill pays the hi-hes; cs>h pricc
for IA, hogs-dresscdi or alive.
Ask 10 see the Boss Fire Kinder 3: ~
.rrf.f = u-iif-,f>-
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Finger and ear rings IN great variety at A.

Finger and ear rings In great variety at A.
). Poc's.
Muslns. calicoes, glnshams. and in fact all
staple dry goods of every kind we will sell
you 10 per cent. lower than you can buy else
where. OEER, BoNp & WILSON.
They were seirothed. but voalG not have had ihs
knot tied ua;il some OF those splendid dress goods
sold by LitowIch y-ttsasnE had bees purchased.
Eastman found his Office in Uttered up
condition Monday night. but it is getting about
Strengthened up now, and he viii continue 10
sell instruments the same Is before the Ire.
Go to Eastman and buy the Mason q
II amin Organ-the best organ manufactured.
Winner of three highest medals and diploma
of honor at Vienna. 1873, Paris ,lS6.. Constant
ly exhibited AZ the principal Industrial ex-
positions of America !; they have always re-
ceived highest commenda ions.
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Published .hursd e. Dec. 10Th. ISIS
Ordinance No. III.

An ordnance prescribing limits within which 10
building shall lie constructed except Of brick stone
other incon.bustble material, With Ore proof ROT
3. il ordajned by sss 4aoyor and Cosneilr.- or ns
cay q SfitsI
SIC That no person shall construct. erect or
csure 10 be constructed or erected any lot any
lar any lot IN the eiiy >alfne ironing saats
f. avenue between Ash street E9d Nai5ut street
nor on any lot or an any Uart Of any To-
the smoky il river any building any addition to
any building before .recI-'i, sniess the wal
(which shall not b. less than loot fhck
r~--l bs c"Tast 81 BRICK oF -ode vita fDyrtaT be
compo.rd OF other fEc0mBsstible maieusl. And no
building shall hereafter lc constructed or errcfefs
cause 10 De constructed or sFteen ihn TIE nH
THE section specified. except with IRE proof roof
AMI with substantial IRE proof was fci stone tres
~ tn mortar or Oi other fncJnJusftbt- fnatsTftl
tended and bali feet heig ta above
where the roof gsjnGrci- with the wall aad no build
lax. excerpt such d.-cribed nibfs scfou shaIi
inca. from part 81 sid re iinIts 70 any other
lar; OF said DIRE li- -Iy~cleei in this section ant
any person who shall yiDaTc sny Of TIE prgTyt8as a
this section shall be guilty OF fndsTssoT. and shall
on conrIeiion thereof before ihe Polio judge. -
aned theTplaT the Of one hundred dollar ard
each and ever days Continuance of sgch yioasoa
the first cDnglCGsn -dali - srt .Ef.tanfiss
o1tHse 1SsiaN th. sscta8 and u shzN b. psTs a
'nr Judgment that such bail4fBz b. TsInFe froas aid
Brc limits. ard the police Edss sall is-s< hz
rant - Ire marshal % sa4d city - TenoFe suy sGch
bEiidisg irV4H satd r ilEits 90 % Tar down as
any -uch bRlldinS from saii Ore Isuli,- Pro-
vlicd. hawvscr tbs seton shAli soi aYilT % prIE
IL. irss fhan Tn fs.t h sh-
SIC Tbri IT, commencement - cousfrre; -
crest -uy SAGA aaiBg prohibited - s-Cfssa che q
thIs ordnance hall le tolafsor q Tea. s-isuaaer
and the same 80. and Judgment and rrosslisgs shs
BE bal spec 3si "a sscsya " tit~ sr7lsuzrrs
ST. Ii.- onginaa = -.4li fsss sHfcs 49, b. =
to-STT ioCHSsL
Il II BISHOP. Nsysr.
Ih,7rh- esr;sfr that TIE above assi forr,ssrx 3.
rsss zH oorr'>t caFy nf Srfls1sDe~ Isssd ~ a.
Asy sa Coaac-ls n q iae CITY q s1iiaA ~ De-.
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The "Wabash. .

TS- line OF Pullman Sleeping Cars and Palace Day
Coaches heretofore run between Kansas City AID To-
:elo via Hannibal & 81 Joe and WIbi.a Lines, are
BOW bsing through 10 Cleveland, instead Of Toe-
10.
Express naiss Of the III ssouri Pacific and ST. Louis
Kansas City Northern Railways make direct con-
hectlon with Wabash Trains from 81. Louis
Passengers taking TIE WABASH LlHE have but ont
chm ge OF the Missouri River 10 lndianapo
Iva CINCINNATI. Pttsburg. Philadelphia. Baltimore
Buffalo, New York, Boston aud intermediate points.
Get our tickets by the Wabash Route. and be happy
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exclusive territory - sazcf - lntTtzrt ssys-tsss
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disinsl tastes or -zzts. All. wa -. eas@cz fra
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jud-e OF The District Court. H. PRESCOTT.
ScnafoS- .OLoMDN STEPHENS.
Rcprcsentativo-ti {. LoCKw1op
County Commssioners-W. II. SCuoILi chArihah
NJ PALMER and x. :. CH:MPLiS.
County Cleik-DAViD BEEhE
County Treasurer-C. l.. FACLANEc.
sheriff.. J. GoISG.
Register of Deeds. 7. CKIss.
Coroner. X. LCLL, JR.
County Attoiney-JoHN FOSTER.
surseyor-i.. %. WIodT.
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Instructon-D. I. MIXER
CLERK OF the District COurt-N. PETERSON.
Probate Jadse-lI. ?. CUNNiNGHA1
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CITY DIRECTORY.

hayor-R. n BIsHor. ,-. u.,.vo,,
va BEK. A W. WIcKiIAN. T. }. OoING
Police Judge-N. 4. CARROLL.
ll.rk-FREp IL. wILDMAS.
Trcasarer-J NJ. BLoDGETr.
Mlr.ah-L. N. TCrr-2.
City Attornry-JoHN osTEE.
<hir. 81 Fire Delarlm:it-lRA l. CAANEn.
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'Lkp HAMMER Tor Dec, and 10 learn that this popular
IN Iaci ENf0hSt ianily paper l. enter IN Jaauiry
Hl9a rs fourteenth year Oi There are i,.w
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bcsi 4 readig, "A every thtas 20 INTEREST and ~
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anu nuoug a. sure 10 DC exposed aud brOasaf jas
rec fNtfN bssU sctOi,i Va lad :.
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INC hANNER alone tor ONLY IS cts a YEAR, II with
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hHOW sur lNtucrs wOuld once subscrib. dad ttity
hho" O, the a't al tnis .plrudid paper L. Is the
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Is ehiii SiE fciiae. Al schOl.d scribe > i. on
copies cedts, Aoac ice IR1 IL N,,ur All ~, ~ l
Ih-nA rs Tor telling You AboIt Adlress
sIAr >FlNGLrn BANNEK
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A Square Offer.

will discuss a. any place and with any in
divdual in Saline county who will take the
negative of the following propositions: lst
Man exists after the dissolution Of the mortal
body. 81. The spirit by an eyer-operaiive
aw of nature can, after leaving the mortal
body. still influence and communicate with
the inhabitants OF earth. l.. l.. RCGGLEs.
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BaucKMAR co.'s NEW STORE
A Card.

The ladie. and gentlemen that so kindly aud
carefully assisted in removing and caring for
goods belonging TO book AMI variety store.
VIII, each one in Particular, please accept
hearty thanks Of the GREER FAMILY.
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SIC. 2 Thai orders he drawn upon the cIty treas
ury payment of the same.
SIC 3. This ordinance shall take effect and bs in
force from and alter iis passage
Approved December 18Th, ISIS
IL. II. BISHOP. Mayor
hereby certify that the above ar foregoing Is \
true aad correct copy OF ordinance passed los the
Mayor aud Councilman Oi the City OF Salina Dee.
Ign ISIS.
Attest FRrp II WfLpvsx Cts Clerk
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Powers & Goodnow report the following;
whcst-wiuter, G0Sll9 per bu.; Spring, 59s'0o per
bn.
Oats, 81 d30pcr bu.
hJe, 30sI - per In.
Barley, IS per bn.
Germ rtlilIpC 80
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lPubinshtd Thursday Dec 10th. 1871
Ordinance No. 40.

An ordinance ap.ropr stiDs money far the payment
OF certain bills.
Be ii ordaia,i By he Mayor and cos.ei!,nsa 81 tie
Cify II SdLHG
.eTC l. That the sum Of $3.50 . be appropriated
# any fund in the city TREASURY not otherwise APP
pronllated Ior The payment OF The lolloWlss bIlls
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Eggs are scarce.
CIsterns still dry. ~
The sun now sets at 4:3J.
If not vaccinated, get it done now.
One week from Saturday will be Christmas.
This is first-class weather to catch bad colds
Overcoats are trump. Follow suit or shiv-
el' |
Santa Fc is still partially fIled with the fire
debris.
Blanket your horses and save yourselves
trouble.
Farmers are busy chopping corn and husk-
ing wood. -------'----------
The question OF the hour-What to get for
a Christmas present?
We are ready to receive our paying" friends,
all day and evening.
salina has already two wood yards with a
prospect for third.
Mr.. II. w. Keith's new hotel at Abilene is
described as being almost palace.
L. NJ. futile has been appointed Deputy L.
y. ndTSlli lOT liIo pbItlOu vi hdH>do.
Look well TO your chimneys and stoveppes.
This is the season of the year for contagra-
tons.
Our German citizens danced the hours away
very pleasantly at Donegan's Hall, Tuesday
evening. .,.-s..--...a--.--a-
Ladies' are soliciting contributions for the
Masonic festival which is 10 take place on The
9th inst -------------------.---.-.-- ,.--.--
The editor Of the Saline Valley Register was
i.ken for dog. the other night, and Il load o
bird shot hung about his right ear. $500
Mr.. w. Il. Scott seems to be the champion
corn hu>ker'' in this county. He has husked
40 bushels day. ~Can InDody beat lin
{ Mes ,rS. 4. J Schwartz & Bro. and w. q
NJ. ID. Berg Will soon commence building their
brick block-to be located just West. OF ODER
Bond & Wilson's store. -~--~s--a77-r7-,--z'
Mr.. VIM. Huebner announces that lie vii
rebuild with brick right away. MeSsrs. Bar
neck :; Davis have already made ariangcmcnt'
for their brick, and will rebuild OH their oil,
cit.
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-plr' ship heretofore existing between
Harmon Hal and g VI. tstmIn. unl Ter the hrn
numr OF Hall < Eastnln has been dis solved by inu
tuaI consent.
Each cou,iuuiug in the same business on his own
hook.
HARMON HALL.
4j-2t e. EASTMAN.
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sAuy, WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected bv Z T Watz>n, dealer in Oroc.rles
Provisions and oErensware, 81 santa Re aVeA"e'
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ADVERTISERS GAZETTE.

A Journal of Information for Advertisers. Eitol,
900 copies Published weekly. Terms, s. per an
nsIa, in advance. Five specimen copIss different
da.-.) to one aldrsss for 25 cts Oicc. No. Il Park
Row, New Ysrs. GEO. Z. HOWELL co,
Editors and Publishers
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hsTrh- crTfsfT that TIE a5sTf zssi f9rrs9i =
sa cspy % SrslsasB0~ l,s.sed ~ az
Ast or s1i CoaGr.Ea 81 thE CITY % SziiaA De-.
Is;h Us.
Auc-t FEr5. wlLossr. CITY Cen
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Mr.. VIM. Huebner announces that lie will
rebuild with brick right away. MeSsrs. Bar
neck * Davis have already made arrangements
for their brick, and will rebuild OH their old
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TIME TABLE-K. p. r. r.

TRAINS GOING EAST.
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If vaccinated, get it done now.
One week from Saturday will be Christmas.
This is firSt-class weather to catch bad colds.
Orercoats are trump. Follow suit or shiv-
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An ordnance prescribing limits within which u
building shall lie constructed except Of brick stone OF
other inconbustIble material, With Ore proof TOOt
z. IL ordGjned by .hs 4doyor and Cosnefzs- oJ "a.
(t,fJ gf Srft~I
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Santa Fc is still partially filled with the fire
debris.
Blanket your horses and save yourselves
trouble.
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Ladies' are soliciting contributions for the
Masonic festival which is to take place on The
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TRAINS GoIN.I WEST.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17
HydrOphObia.
Mr.. CAESARS Method of Treating the Bite
of Rabid Dog.

The following has the recommends.
tion Of one Of the most distinguished
physicians of France, and is further
supported by facts Of a convincing
character. We publish from the
Picayune of March H., 1910:
Take two toblesppon!uls of fresh
chloride of lime, mix it with half a
pint of water, and with this wash
keep the wound constantly batbed
and frequently renewed. The
chloride gas possesses the power of
decomposing this tremendous poison,
and renders mild and harmless that
venom against whose resistless attack
the artillery of medical science has
been SO long directed in vain. 1t is
necessary to add that this wash
should be applied as soon as possible
after the infiction Of the bite. The
following are the results of this treat.
ment: From 1910 to 1874, the
number of persons admitted into
Breslau hospital was lS4, of whom
only two died; from 1888 to 1924,
there were admitted into the hospital
at Zurich 223 persons bitten by diff.
ferent animals (l2S by dogs) of whom
only four died.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17

A Coon FEMALE CLIMBER "A
Phoebe (Nev.) paper relates the fol-
lowing: At Phoebe, the other day,
some ladies expressed desire to in
spect the workings Of the Raymond
& Ely mine, and, accordingly, were
escorted into the lower depth, by 7.
j. Andrews, the foreman. After sat-
isfying their curiosity, the converse
ton turned upon the means Ofegress,
aud the fatigue and danger of climbing
the ladders with which the shaft is
furnished !; wherupon one of the fair
visitors said that she believed that
she could climb the ladder herself.
After some badinage, Mr.. Andrews
promised the lady that be would pre-.
sent her with q handsome silk dress if
she would climb from one of the lev.
els to the other alone, perpendicular
height of 200 feet. The challenge
was no sooner made than accepted.
and the dauntless lady actually
climbed the ladder for the specified
200 feet, a task that few men. except
miners, would care to undertake Mr..
Andrews is now Of the opinion that if
instead o. 200, the ladder had been
1000 feet in length. the lady would
bsve climbed it if there was to be
found a silk dress On reaching the
top.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17
Some Southern Names.

The late war is sometimes called a
war hetwccn the North and the South,
but it is strange what bri ght red
spots Of Southern blood are found OH
the Northern side, and how those
spots are forced TO be recognized by
Northern eyes. The citizens of
Warner, New Hampshire, celebrated
the l7th Of June by hauling a boulder
from kcarsargc mountain and send
1t to he placed at the head of the
grave of Rear Admiral Winslow, the
gallant commander of the Kcarsarge
III her memorable and successful fight
with Semmcs's Alabama in the
English Channel, June 18Th, 1864.
The boulder has a lengthy inscription
Oh 1t, of which these words are part
Rear Admiral
JOHN ArcRUM WINsLow,
l. 5. Navy,
Born in Wilmington; ~ e, Nov. 10. 1911.
Died in Boston, Mass. sept -, 1873.
The gallant seaman lies buried in
Boston, and the stone at the head of
his grave is piece Of New England
granite but while New England soil
holds his ashes, and a New England
mountain has the remote honor of
giving name to the ship he command
ed, the man himself was the product
of Southern State. WinSlow was
born in North Carolina, and Farragut,
the real naval hero of the war, was
born in Tennessee and those other
famous sea-iighters, who are not to be
overlooked because they fought on
the wrong side, Buchanan, cOmman-
der of the Merrilnac, and Semmes of
the Alabama, were Southern men,
also There seems to be q property
in Southern blood that fits it for
desperate sea combats, and when We
recall the names of Tatnall, Hcrndon,
llaristein and Ingraham, in addition
to those already named, We are bound
to admit the enterprise, daring and
ability Of Southern sea-caDtains.
Semmes and Buchanan do not stand
in high favor at the North, at present
but if we should chance to become
embroiled in an ocean war with q
foreign power, and the former com
mander of the Alabama were allowed
10 take part in it with good ship,
he chances are that be would come |
put of it with name that even New
England people would delight to
Louis Republican.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17

Among men, be is the greatest who
does the most good and serves best
his God and bis fellows. He is the
worst who serves only himself. Sci
fishness comes of the lower or animal
nature, and cares only for its own, as
in the realm of the lower animals.
To be great, one must be good. He
must be brave, noble, willing, selfsac.
rificing The must deny himself when
necessary, not only Of luxuries, but of
real necessaries, for the good of others
He should be intelligent, active, in
dustrious, perseveriug, dignifed, low
ing and manly. He should not be a
narrow-pihded skeptic, or q pinched
up bigot. His should be a full-orbed
mind, free from prejudice and supersti.
tion. His prayer should ::include the
race-yea, all the world. TO be real.
ly great he must be a truly good
man, a1d fulfilling all the ends of bis
creation. With the Savior for his
model and example, be should strive
to attain all the excellences seen in the
model. He should aim at perfection
and come as near to its attainment as
possible lie who does this will rise.
He will secure honor among men
and what is better and nobler, will Sc.
cure that happy inward consciousness
of good will to man, and Of acceptance
by bis Maker. And this is true great.
ness Wells.
Richland beacon., 1875-07-17

for the building Of any bridge or the procuring
of materials therefor or for any service foI
said company payable in stock, and sad Board
of Directors shall have the right to
mortgage and pledge any property they may
own, or to pledge the income tolls or revenues
of any or all their bridges for the construction
or repair thereof, or for materials or labor
thereof. and said Board Of Directors are also
hereby authorized to issue Bonds of Company
N such form or amounts, and with such rates
Of interest as may seem proper to them 10
assist in the construction, or repair oi any
bridge authorized by this act, and to secure
the same by mortgage OF the brlhSe or
bridges, or any property owned by the toin'
pany, and to do any and all acts any corpora
! ton may do.
SECTION 8. Be il further enacted, ect.
| That any parish shall have the right to take
stock in this Company, and that the Police
Juries of any parish shall have the rish'
through the Prsideni Of the same TO make The
subscription authorized by the Police jury
| and to pay for such stock in the Bonds oi the
! Parish of such amounts and having such time
/ to mature and bearing such rate oi interest
payable al such ti1e as may be designated, as
NAV be agreed on between the Board OF Di-
| rectors and the Police Jury of any parish.
SECTION q. Be it further enacted, etc.
| Tha, as soon as any such bridge as Is author
lied by this act shall be completed and open
ell for use, which shall be notified to the
Police Juries of the parishes in which 1t may
be located, all ferries or other bridges within
five miles Of the bridge, shall not be allowed
to charge any toll, so long as II Is Kept open
and is fit and safe for use, and persons violat-
ing the provisions of this section shall ON con-
viction Hereof be fined in a sum not less than
fifty dollars for every offence, and he liable To
said company in any sum Of fifty dollars for
each offence to be recovered by this company
before any court of competent jurisdiction.
(Signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed:) &. L. ANTOINE.
Lieut. Governor and President of the Senate.
NOTE By LHE SECRETARY ,r STATE.
Received in the Office Of the Secretary of
State, April 26th 1875.
The foregoing bill found in the Office
Of the Clerk of the House of Representatives,
having been passed by the Legislature during
its regular session of 1874, and not having
been returned by the governor to the LeyisIa-
tire on the first day OF lis mex; meeting there
after with his reasons for disapproving the
same as required by the Constitution oil The
State Of Louisiana has become law without
ii approval.
(Signed) p. G. DEsL0SDE,
Secretary of state.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OE SEc'Y. OF STATE
Ner Orleans. May IL. 1875:
! hrreby certify tina, the above and forego-
ing is a true and correc, copy of the original
act on file in this Office
Given under my hand and seal Of the State.
~ this eleventh day of May. A. ID.
/ Seal ! 1875, and of the Independence of
I oithe the United States the ninety ninth. |
I State p. 6. DESLONDE.
~ Secretary Of State
A true copy.
i. W. BAIRD.
Secretary Iafourche Bridge Co |