The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-22
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What do you think of this weather
Is it not delightful?
The members Of our boat clubs are now
very regular in their attendance upon the
gymnasiums.
....Speaker Estilette has signed and deliv-
cred to the Governor the act chartering the
North Louisiana Railroad.
49,. Our Joe says that he believes that both
Gain and Able were politicians, but would
have been better off if they had avoided any
connection with clubs.
There was heavy frost Monday night.
At GAO A. NJ. Tuesday, the thermometer
stood at 81, which is just five degrees above
the freezing point
The members of the bar are corsid-
erably exercised over the coming bench of
the Supreme Court. Who are to be the ap-
pointees Is yet wrapped in doubt.
-. The regular dramatic season is fast
drawing to close, and our amateurs are
overhau'ing their play books, and consulting
as to the professional ladies to be engaged for
the summer season.
-. The Governor yesterday made the fol-
lowing appointments: Chas H. Dickinson,
Parish Surveyor, parish of Pointe Coupee;
Robt G. Bryan, Notary Public. Vermilion;
G. J. Powell, Parish Surveyor of Terrebonne.
The Enrolment Committee of the
Senate still retain in their possession the bills
passed during the last days of the session,
and Speaker Estilette, weary of waiting for
them, will leave the city to-day for his home
in St. Landry parish.
-. .She-Ain't you Mr.. johnson?
He-Why, OBJ course I is, and amt you
Miss Sallie Jones?
She-Yes, dat I am. and I declar, here Use
been q sitting in this yer Car and spying
you up, and spying you down, and l didn't
reorganize you.
The Fourth District Assessorship mat
ter is still in allegiance. 1t is said that Geo.
B. Jonas is a strong candidate for the position
in the event of the removal of Urban Jonas.
He is backed by leading men in both parties,
and by large number Of taxpayers, includ-
ing bankers, merchants and other business
men.
-. The Assessors Office of the Fourth
District is at present under Urban. The
man who was guilty of the above was a man
we liked, but the rules of our Office arCinex-
orable. It was too atrocious, and he was
carried down to the engine room, handed over
to the foreman, and was cremated.
49," Bourbon Faith" is the title of q
pamphlet compiled at the State House, being
a statement of the proceedings had in the
Louisiana Legislature, 1876. in relation to the
Of Gov. w. P. Kellogg" It
does not amount to much, because the state
ment is not as correct as it should be, and
many points Of interest are omitted.
There was gathering Of quite num-
Der of young gentlemen last evening at the
residence Of Mr.. Thomas Hevron, on Elysian
Fields street, when there was inaugurated
social club, under the name Of the White
Rose Social Club. The following are the
officers elected to serve the ensuing year:
VIM. Long, President; Thos. Hevron, Vice
President; Ell Lumberd, Secretary; w. St.
Csran, Recording Secretary; Thos. Roach,
Treasurer.
The regular meeting of the Peoples
Club was held on Monday evening, at their
hall, over the Cotton Exchange, the president,
E. Lalmant, Esq, in the chair. In view Of
the fact that large number of the members
Of the club are also members of the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Association, which
meets every Monday evening, the meeting
night Of the Peoples Club was changed, on
motion, from Monday to Friday evening.
After the transaction of usual business the
club adjourned to meet on the second Friday
in April