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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02
OFFICIAL.


Resolved, by the Police Jury of st. James,
that the following Tableau OF Approxima-
te Expenses for the Parish of ST. James,
for the year ls77 be and the same is here
by adopted; and that the same bc publish
ed for thirty days according to law:
Estimate Of Expenditures for the Parish
Of st. James for the year 1917.
1st. For redemption of one tenth
of Court House Bonds, issued
III accordance with Act No. 81
OF 1869, and interests due there
on for the year ISIS. ( mills. 4165 90
end. For support ct Public Sch'ls
l mill 1ls6 IS
}rd. For repairs to Court House
and jail. current yrar.-..---. 800 10
4tl. ForTaN Collectors Commits
sion on Parish TaN.----.---. 900 90
9Th. For fees Of Sheriff. m;intc-
nance OF Pri>onrrS-----...--.. 800 90
9th. For ttns OF Sheriff in Grimm
al CiStS------ -------.--.--.- SUO w
9TH. For fees Clerk of Court, cir
mllul 4OO w
Sth. For fees Of Coroncrs and
Coroncr's Jurors 200 90
9th. For fees o: District Attorney
and Parish Attorneys c%onyic-
10th. Fer fees ct Justices of the
Peace. criminal "ts"S------. 400 90
1lth For tees ntrunS1ahIcs--Cii-
minal 400 90
18th. For Jurors and witnesses.
criminal cases. District and
Parish 500 90
1871. !or Sheriff rs keeper OF
Court House and Jail---.. 100 90
18th, For salary OF members Of
Polio" Jury $50 %
18th. For salary OF Paris Trclsu-a
40 U0
10th. For salary OF Secretary of
Police Jurt $50 %
18th. For salary Of Parish Attor-
,l.v 300 90
18th. For official P~rinting-.---- $50 GO
18th. fov pro-rata of Parish, in
the salary of Parish Assessor
Act No. 90 of 1s71-.-.--- 416 90
Goth. Contingent fnnd-..----- 1ilG 90
Total Sl4 IT. 81
Equal to ten mills on assessed value of
property in the Parish, amounting to
81 .l~6,1l1 90.
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Resolved That the following licenses
on trades and professions are hereby iu-
posed for the Year 1-11.
1st. Each wholesale merchant,
dealer and trader in dry goods.
groceries and Liquors of all de
scriptions. -.Sl00.0 90
2nd. Each Cotfee-huuse, bnr-room.
gros-shop. beer saloon or caba-
5000
Bird. Each grocery or dry-goods
store, when no liquors are sold
under one sallon..-.-... $500
4th. Each grocery or dry-goods.
store. when liquors are sold i'll
quantities less than a gallon, in
addition to the license ofSl5.0O. $500
9Th. Each Notary Public in this
1000
9th. Each Physician and Attorn.y
at lGAW.-..--- lU,hO
9TH. Each Apothccary or Drug
list. 5000
9Th. Each Pedler on foot. ..-.... 1000
9th. Each Pedlcr with Il horse. 1900
10th. Each lrdler with a carl; or
wagon. with one " two horses
or more, not sellin. liquors.. 1900
18th, Each Pcdler with horse and
wagon or cart, selling liquors.
in addition to above licclse-.- 1900
12th Each water-craft when gro
crrics. %dr,y-soo.'s and liquors
are 10000
18th. Each Butcher and Baker, III
Gliding their ca1ts-..-..-. /. 800
18th. Each Circus, Menagerie, pub
lie show Of any kind, and keep
or Of public balls and dances
for the year-.--.-..---.-...--. 10000
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02

WASHINGTON May 29.-Gen. Ord,
who has been holding extended
conferences with tie President on
the subject of Mexican outrages,
received fall instructionsto-day after
the Cabinet meeting, and will imme-
diately return to his post. His ms
tructions are in conformity with
new and vigorous measures toward
Mexico, of which Diaz has been
advised By energetic dispatches
recently forwarded to him from the
State Department. This policy has
been determined on after an exhaus-
tlveS survey. Of our relations with
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Taxpayers Of St. James Parish are
hereby notified that the assessment Of all
taxable property in the Parish will be be-
gun on Monday next, the 25th Of May, in
the LIST ward.
Tax Payers are requested to prepare 4
statement Of their property, as well as a
list Of children Of both sexes and OF both
%colors, between the ages of s and q years,
living on their premises.
JULES DORNIER,
st, james. Ma 2. 1877. Assessor.
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Il us.

lie soussign6 Prevent les c%ontribuables
de In p~arroisse St. Jacques, quill commen-
cera passessement DIES prophecies Mndl
prochein le 20 mai, confornlement 4 la lot
velle loi DIES assessments, sc Transparent
chez chaque contribnablc; ct quill com
mencera III Ter District.
II prie les c~ontribuables de prfparer d'a.
une 1iste de leurs prophecies, ainsi
qte de tous les enfants dc 6 4 q ans, resi-
dant chez eux, DIES deux sexes ct des deux
cculeurs.
JULES poRSIER. !Axsess.ur,
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STATE OF LoU1s1ANA,

ClAIE Ot Lou lSAANA.
Parish Of st. James. (
Parish Judge. Victor Miles. Sheriff and Ed
ward L. Fisher. Clerk Of the Fourth Jud-
icial District Court Of the State of Louisi-
ana, in and for the Parish of st. James,
together with John kerrigan and John X.
Gallup. two qualified electors of said Par
ish, did this ard day OF May, 1s77, meet ac
cording to law in the Court House of the
Parish aforesaid, for the purpose Of draw
ing forty-cight names to serve as Grand
and Petite Jurors. at the nest regular term
Of the Fourth Judicial District Court, to
begin on the fourth day Of June. 1877: and
one of us, to wit: Victor Miles. Sheriff
aforesaid, under the direction of the above
named Parish Judge and Elcctorsd did draw
from !, box containing names of electors
not exempted by law. %forty-cight names
or ballots, and +. I. Fisher clerk, hs each
name was drawn rs aforesaid did enter the
same upon . list for Recorder 4 the Sheriff
aforesaid, deposited the ballots so drawn
in a seperatc box rs follows, to wit:
Carlson William, Nelson Hymel,
Ozeme Borden. Thomas Streck,
Marcelin A1ccneaux, Alfred Amcdee,
Jack Butler, Raphael Celestin,
Torrance Pierce, John B. Trion,
.JOHu lNci, huIdtu iIiNcI,
Washington Brown. Andrew Wallace
Harrison Johnson. @ Hymas,
Adam Miles. Joseph II. Young,
J.. +. Bvignac, Isaac Pascal,
Willie Nortord. Geo. w. Bo,ding.
William Jackson, Edward Howard,
Toussaint Wells. Jean Pierre Gable,
Claude Remaudet. A. d. Ephriam,
Joseph Ockman, William Washington,
Gilbert Hebut, John Robinson,
Phillip John, William Seldom,
Charles Miles, Adam Buttee,
Robert Hanson, John Fares,
Paul Davis, Alick Ferguson,
Clarance Pembrooks Ben Green.
Sambo Bernard, voltair Valconr,
Francois Testant, Florian James,
Taylor Simon, . Henry Murpby.
Drawn up at the Court House, in the
Parish Of St. James, this 4th day Of May,
A. d., 1877.
(Signed) f. T. FISHER, elk.
(Signed) S. F. SISkRON,
Judge of the Parish Court of st. James,
(SignedJ VICTOR MILES,
Sheriff.
(Signcd) JNO. r. GALLUP.
(Sisned) JOHN KERRIGAN,
A true copy. Clerks Office. Parish Of st.
James, this 4th day OF May. 1877.
E. T. FISHER,
Clerk of the 4th Judicial District Court in
and for the Parish of st. James.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1917.
Official Directory
Fourth .Judicial District,

Comprising the Parishes Of Ascension,
St. James. st. john the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District Juage.>----.-----Mo Morris Marks
District Attoyncy-..----..F. Il. E,arhart.
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SCHOOL BOARD.

SCHOOL BOARD.
President, j. Gentil;
Secretary, J. Louis Gaudet,
Members. DR.. 0. Gaudct, j. n. Thibo-
deaux, D. T. Bourgeois, P. Nuina Martin,
Tlclesphore Dugas, A. w. Thompson, John
Dickerson.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02

POLICE JURY.
President. A. L. Bourgeois;
Secretary, Emile J. Laichct
Members, j. A. Druilhet. J. 3. Ferchaud,
Fclicien Waguespack, Desire Leblanc. ia
mes Davis. Alfred Mire, Henry johnson.
Thomas Mooney, Richard A. Harrison.
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Snvanfh Snnatnrial District.

Seventh Senatorial District.
comprising the Parishes OF Ascension
and St. James.
State senator Pierre Landry.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02
Tothc ~Tax-Paycrs
OF The
Parish Of 1t. James.

The Tax-paNera and Merchants of tho
Parish of st. James are hereby notified to
call at my office ut the Court House,t o pay
their Taxes aud Licenses.
Office open from 9 4. NJ. to3 p. N.
f. c. NiRE.. Tax Collector.
st. James Parish. May 2nd.. lo77.
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Special Notice to Merchants.

Special Notice to Merchants.
TAN COLLECTORS OFFICE, J
Parish OF st. James, May II, 1877.
The Merchants of this Parish are hereby
notified to call ut my office for the pay
nlent of their STATE LICENSES. within
one week from date nn'ier penalty Of be
ing proceeded with according to law.
+. {. MIRE.
State and Parish Tax Collector.
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uxYontribua1olcs
-DE Ia
Paroisse st. Jacques.

LES Cc%ntrihuables ct les Marcl,ands lie
Ia lar"issc st. Jacques sont prizes de Sc
rendre i mon Bureau. Il la Maison dc Corr.
pour y payer l"urs Taxes ct leurs Licenses.
f. Z. MlRE. P~crcep1enr.
IaroiSse st. Jacques, = maj ISL.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02
Avis aux Planteurs Sucricrs.

J'ai lhonneur d'annoncer a mes amis
de Ia campagne ct II habitants s',criers
en- general que je s"is mnintekkant Ell me-
sure lie n%'occuper d'affaYts CONNIE
Factenr de sucre ct des afaires de CQa,-
mission, sur me grande echelle. ct is
m'empres>e de leur offrir mes services.
Des avances libera|es seront faites eur
les recoItes.
Tonte correspondence recevra 1ttonse
immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX.
81 ct SO Rne du Canal.
II fe Nonvelle-Orieans.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02

SUCCESSION AND) STATE OF LOUIS
Community lana.
No. o. Parish of St. James.
Whereas, Emelia Webre, Widow Paul
LeBoeut, has applied to the above Honor
able Court toI letters of administration in
the above Succession,
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern to show
cause in writing, within ten days. why the
prayer of petitioner should not be grant
ed.
BY order OF the Court.
+. ?. POCl1E. II. COHEN,
Attorney. Deputy Clerk.
SUCCESSION AND) STATE OF LOUIS
COMMUNITY lana
OF the late
Lcutroy Simon and Parish Court,
Wife. Parish OF St. James.
Whereas George Lcutroy Simon has pc
tltionth the above honorable Court for
letters OF administration Oh the estates of
the late Leutroy Simon and Wife.
Notice is hereby given to All whom it
may concern to show cause jn writing.
within ten days why the prayer Of petit
toner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
j. l.. GAl+DET. H.. COHEN;
Attorney. Deputy Clerk.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-06-02
THE GAME LAW.

The following is the full text Of
Act. No. 60, which has passed both
Houses, received the signatur" OF
the Governor and been promu|gd
ted in the official journal:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-27

ExrRHss AoENcY.-While in San
Francisco, Mayor Sohns called upon
ths manager Of Wells, Fargo, 4 Co.,
aad rspresented that Vancouver
should have IN agent. The result is
that Mr.. Page, the agent At Portland,
will hoover here shortly and re-estab-
lish tho agency here. This is good
nove. All the business men Of the
town, havs greatly TT the need Of
suoh : opav6nionee.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-27

"hm Mcguire opened his ''olio Of
oddities" NJ Brant'. H u. last Satur-
day evening to . full house. Th..
performance begun with "Over the hill.
to the poor house," which he rem.
d~red in the moet affecting manner.
His "Sl,amus O'Bri-m" and "Curfew
must not ring Tonight" are among tl,-
insst recitsiions we have ever heard.
The Imaginable portion Of the perform.
ance wss highly rrl'sIird by all present.
lie intends I" pay Vancouver another
visit in the course -ix or seven weeks.
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CHROMOS. the ss:. ,.' .'ss. II, 4
April Is, 1876: Tyr.


world, embracing over 100000 ChOmos,
Paintings snd Choice Prints. at our enlarged
ART Rooms All the new and popular su6jeceD
At rack bottom prices The Fslls Of the Rhine.
size Ox3S romantic and grand; Scene - IL
Susquehanna, one Of the hits Of the eoaso0>
size 1877; Lake Lucerne, SwitDes)an6, u
mo~t beautiful lake in the world; IsolA nelIa, .
charming scene In Northern Italy. co0rna1D0
70 the preceding; Oh Boston Light : hsaatifal
marine, size llx50. In great dsmanAs a. Ok
en- Bucket White Mountains. NlngaA rAlh,
Newport, Saratoga, Gathering rkimrooea, A.
the Sea shore, Paddy In Demcalty. Aho Wiz.
gin veeta. snow Storm, Amssieen Fruit auA
other 24xSO suhjects- Floral Dnainsao CNrds.
Sunday school Card, 0>atuasy. NN11osa.
Black ground Panels, etc. AlaO tke 1.seos ~
most complete assortsue q q Exit Chromoa.
both on white mcunts, blue line, end biock
mounts, gold line. Our stock esnbsacos evugy.
thing desirable for Deslcn. Agoe,s q Rsumiu0
purposes. end all should sest our pricss 90
quality Of work. The right parties ean roa1lD
M Independence IN cu-ry IN atty b o111ng -
sgeacy far our framed end strsacho1 tos1uhaA
Particular frye. Iiiustsnls1 Ceesia(uo - -.
ceipt of stAnd. oeo1 ~ OW - go ~
dssss J.LATuAu = o..
60 wasAlagSse q -, -
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TEMPERANCE WoRK,-An adjourn
ed meeting of the Ladies of Vancou-
yer, w. T., pursuant to appointment
made on the 18th inst, at the close Of
the lecture delivered by Rev. G. Col
Inns, in the NJ. E. Church, was held at
the residence of Mrs. A. r. Middleton,
and the organization of a Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was per-
fected; and the following officers
were nominated, for the ensuing year:
Mrs. NJ. +. Stubs, President; Mrs.
A. E. Gridley, Secretary; Mrs. NJ. j.
Maxon, Treasurer; Mrs. A. X. Middle
ton, Mrs. +. A. Simmons, and Mrs II.
II. Pierce, Vice Presidents; Miss A.
L. knight, Corresponding Secretary.
The objects Of this organization are:
l. TO hold open meetings, for the pro-
motion of temperance, weekly. These
meetings will consist Of prayer, sing
ing, personal experience, and relation
OF incidents connected with the work.
:. 10 secure signatures to Total Alb
1tinence pledges. To circulate Tenn
perance Literature, and by all legiti-
mate means to persuade people to
consecrate their lives to God. This
organization is auxiliary to the Wom-
an's international Christian Temper
ance Union, and is the first of the
kind in Washington Territory. The
adoption Of the Constitution, and the
election of officers, will take place on
Monday next, at the close of the lec-
ture in the NJ. h. Church.
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THE WxAraER.-The clear, cold
weather has continued during another
week. About town and vicinity the
roads have actually grown dusty
a item almost unprecedented at this
season Of the year. Thursday morn
ing the ice was running in the river,
and the mail boat failed to come to
time. The Vancouver made her trip
- usual and brought the mail from
Portland in the evening. The ice
comes down the river in vast quanti-
ties, but is soft and slushy. 1t is
now 20 late in the season, weather
sages do not prophesy . long reign
for the ice king.
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L o. G. I've acknowledge the
receipt Of the printed proceedings of
the seventh annual session of the
Grand Lodge of !. O. G. T., of Wash
ington Territory and British Colum-
bia, held in this place last September.
They bear the compliments of N. S.
Porter, G. w. Sec'y. The report of
the Grand Worthy Secretary shows,
that during the last fiscal year, the to-
til loss Of membership reached 1913.
The Grand Lodge Is in healthy fn-
aucisl condition.
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Musical Entertainment.

The musical entertainment given at
Brant's Hall last Thursday evening,
was decidedly the best performance
Vancouver has had this winter. 1t was
under the superintendent of Mr.. j. F.
Dillon, who during his short stay here
has become popular with everybody,
and particularly with the young people.
A full house greeted the performers, and
the audience testified their appreciation
by frequent and hearty applause. The
entertainment began with a song en-
titled "Only All armor bearer" rendered
by the choir. Prayer was then offered
Ly Rev. Mr.. Stubs, after which fol-
lowed sour greeting song" by the
choir. Osmomd Stubs acclaimed hand
som-'y, aud Maggie Jaggy sang sweet
ly "lf papa were only re dy." Next
followed n choice reading selection,
SISTER aud l." by Mr.. Dillon. Miss
Laura Trip sang Heaven bless ma
MAJ" which elected many compliment
lary remarks from the critics III the au-
dience. The picolo colo by NJ. Copley
of the 2lst Infantry Band, was very
fine indeed, and was loudly appisuded.
The tablraux entitled "Rosebud," with
little Ida Lev.rich to perso,ate child.
hood was beautiful, as also was the
tableaux, life, Death aud Resursec-
ton. The parable of the "Ten Vir-
gins was the Growing scene of all.
Upon the stage first appeared the five
wise virgins, each dressed in bridal tot
Iette with lamps brightly burning. In
the song their voices blended well and
the words were distinctly understood
in the fartherest corner of the hall.
On the stage was arranged door, over which
| in letters OF gold were inscribed the words,
KNOCK and it shall be opened unto YOU"
Through this door the five wise virgins were
| allowed to pass The lights were then turned
down and the five foolish virgins appeared in
suits of sombre black and sang in plaintive
words for admission to the wedding feast; but
the words TOO late We cannot enter now"
were embazened above the door and sung by
the sweet sad voices from within; here the
curtain fell upon the all too vivid picture of
bitter disappointment The names of the
young ladies who played the ten virgins are as
follows: Wise Virgins-Misses Carrie Hack,
Clara Marsh, Annie Steward, Kate Steward
and Mollie Durgin. Foolish Virgins-Misses
Myra Knight Birdie Marsh, Emma Steward,
Belle Thomlinson and Rosa Jaggy. Mr.. Cop.
icy then rendered one of his charming flute So
.os and the entertainment concluded with a
tribute to the Beautiful with Miss Annie
Steward Us Pricstess. The violin and flute
music, furnished BY Messrs Copley, Drescher
aud Peper, was very appropriate for the occa.
sion. We congratulate Mr.. Dillon and his
young friends ON the success Of their effort
aud hope the young people of Vancouver may
DC stimulated thereby to attempt something Of
| the kind in the future.
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NOTICE.
Y. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver. w. T.

January 18th. 1877.
Complaint having been entei ed ut this office
by Thomas N. Ballard. against Mary L. Graves.
for abandoning her Homestead Entry. No. l64S,
dated March auth. lS72, upon the N. w. 4 ot
N. 4. 4 rnd N. E. 4 ot N. w. 4 III Section
ID. Township North. Range West, IN Cow.
litx County, w. r, with view IL the cancel
ialiun vi said entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear ut this Office on the l4tl,
day of February, 1871 nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
respond aud furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment
w. II. SMALLWOOD. Register.
8. w. BROWN, Receiver.
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NOTICE.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, w. r.,

January 18th, 1877
Complaint having been entered ut this Office
BY Thomas N. BALLARD. against Charles q. Ca
ples, for abandoning ILLS Homestead Entry, No.
tS73, dated December 18th, 1871, upDm the n.
E. 4 VI the =. E. 4 Sccti,m ~, Township z
North, kauge West, In Cowiitz County. W.
T., with \ view ~ the cancellation Ut laid cn-
try; the said parties are hereby summoned To
appear at this once on the 18th day oi Fsbru-
AIRY, 1871. IT ~ o'clock 4. ~, to respond amd
furnish testimony concerning said alleged sbsn-
w. H. SMALLWOOD. Regieses.
g. W. BROWN, Receiver
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AMERICAN HUMoR.-Col. Maso1

AMERICAN HUMoR.-Col. Mason
interested . large audience 1t the
Post Chapel, last Wednesday evening,
reading selections from the writings
of American humorists. We noticed
several people in the audience not
given to levity, laughing heartily.
These Wednesday evening gatherings
have been of very pleasant charac-
ter, and the courtesy shown by Chap
lain Collins. Col. Mason and others Of
the officers to the citizens attending,
is highly appreciated.
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Us. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, W. T.,

January Sd. 1877.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office
by Thomas L. Msg~ly an, against Ollig A.
Kordes, for aban donng his Homestead Entry.
No. l24l, dated August 18th, 1870, upon the =.
* Of 3. Z. 4 Sec Is, and N. u ot 8. +. y Sec.
a. Townships North, Range | West In Cow
litx County. w. T., with view to the cancclla
ton Of said entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear ut this Once on the tn
day Of February. 1877. ut ~ o'clock A. NJ, u
RESP ond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
w. h. SMALLWOOD, Register.
&. W. BROWN, Receiver.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

The undersigned is conducting . private
school In the public school house in Vancou.
yer. Terms to pupils:-English studies per
scholar, 50 cents week IL advance. Latin.
French or Bookkeeping - cents week extra.
H. e. LlESER
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Notice to Delinquent Tax Payer

The delinquent tax list for 1875 has been
placed In my hands for collection. An imlme
date settlement will save costs.
j. n FLETCHER,
Sheriff Clarke Co., w. 7.
Vancouver, January IL, 1877. Il
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-01-27

Mr.. John M. Robins, late Of Iowa,
has been looking over Clarke County
with view to locating. We trust be
may find Il 70 bic interest 70 take up
bic rssIasaes among -.
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- The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley 81 Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for
the best in the world.
429 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
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Col J. w. Nesmith ha. borghs one
hslflnrer,st in h Touring mill ia Dixie.
H. paid 1000 for II, aud Mes says
"shas be wosld rather toll The pseples
grain thon - b Sea,ses.~