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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-10-27

SABIN Il.
MANY, SABINE PARISH, La, !
Oct. %. lr77,

MANY, SABINE PARISH. La, { !
Oct. -, lc77.
Editor indicator
Dear Sir-I have Just glanced oyer a
communication in your last weeks pa
per from this parish under the fctici"uS
name of "Plobono Puhlico.' The char
acter of this TRADE against certain in
dividuals in this parish demands from
me few words in reply which yon will
please TO me the favor to publish in your
next paper. The slang and abuse of this
communication against those and Others
of this parish is not mfrcQncnt around
the corners in certain localities in this
section by whiskcy guzzlers and disap-
pointed aspirants and their friends since
the last election, aud am not surprised
to see it culminate in this episode iii
your paper under the delightful cogno-
men of Probono Publico. | do know
that these charges against the Police
jury and Treasurer of this parish both
personally and officially are all mere
bosh and the ctf.usion of disappointed
ambitious to avenge i'll feeling and to
cover mp their misderJs and past Offences
of which they are guilty and which they
will misarabl v fail to do. The charges
preferred in this letter are frivolous and
ridiculous and carry their own retutation
upon their face, in this. that the Police
jury simply raised the Treasnrcr's COM
missions from u per cent to 5 per cent
on account of additional duties being i'm.
posed upon him in that capacity, which
; was perfectly true and legitimate, and
which is but small pay in our parish and
affords but very meagrr compensation
for his services at the reduced price O.
parish paper. But this Is not all, they
were advised on the subject of the Super
yisor's claim against the parish and Law
suit was incurred at great expense II
a the parish which is a most willlul mis-
p representation and pcrvcrsion of the fact
p of the case. A suit was instituted an
they invoked in the suit the levy AM
= collection of special tax to pay tn
debt contrary to the law which the P'
T. lice Jury resisted through their Attomc
y and after obtaining Judgment an appea
was taken to the District Court and IT
@ vcrscd and the party holding the clail
pa, ing the cost of appeal. This isl spe
cimen of the tMthfulncss of Probon
Publico. The Police Jury is charactc
lied by this writer IS dishonest. ignora1
and stupid, which is vile and intamo.
Islander upon that Honorable Body, II
they are intelligent and respectable me
in any community and time will demo
strate the wisdom and efficiency OF the
, policy in the administration of the pare
o. chial affairs Of the parish of Sabine.
10 Respectfully,
10 f. f. PRESLEY.
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ID I T D.,

GAGHETT-On Tuesday the 10th inst,
at few minutes before l o'clock, 2. NJ,
with Congestive Fever, in the fifteenth
YEAR of bis age, PIZARRO GARRETT,
eldest son of 4. NJ. and A. E. Garrett, OF
Campte, in this parish.
Tho deceased was a youth Of much
promise was dntiful son, an atfcctlon-
ate brother and amiablc friend. 1t I'M
Muse, as with so many others, sometimes
led him astray, his manly instincts made
atonement by a full correction OF the
wrong. That he was highly estimated
in the community was attcStcd by the
numerous conc urse at his funeral, and
the many mostencd eyes unused to weep
sympathy for the dead, as for his sorrow
inc relatives, filled every heart: Re?n'es'
cat IN pace. "A Fh'END'
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State of Louisiana,
Parish Of Natchitochcs [
Clerks Of1icc.),
certify tho above to be true any,
correct copy of the original Vcn,ro draw,
for the December Term, 1877, OF the lI!h
Judicial District Court, in and tor tn"
Parish of Natchitochcs, State VI LOUISE
AVA. by the duly qualified Jury CONF
missionrrs, On the 1st day Of octooer'
A. d. 1877.
Witness my hand md Official Seal
at Natchitochcs, La, on this
1L.s.1 End day of October, A: d: 1877:
w. H. TUNNARD,
Clerk, District Couri:
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Our citizens must do something to en-
courage immigration besides talk! Let
ters are coming every mail from NortE-
ern people asking information, aid the
VlHDICAroR does all 1t can to supply it.
Our land owners and merchants must to
the fore. Circulars describing the coun-
try are in demand from all cnquircrs.
Our friends in Cloutierville assure
US that no merchant of that town buys
seed cotton and that it is not the
truth there is theft of seed cotton in
that ncighborhood. We make the
correction with pleasure.
Our merchants don't like the freight
of 50 per bale freight on cotton char
ged by the Packet. If the river was
low they would not care, but at the
present stage of water they propose to
kick violently.
Mrs. r. F. BurFo has been appoint
cd by the President, Post Mistress OF
this city, vice W. D. Harkins resign
ed. Our whole people are grat'iled
over the appointment. In justice to
Mr.. Harkins, late Postmaster, We beg
to say that he has done his duty to
the satisfaction of all.
A nice uniformed militia company
hero would takc--with the girls.
Billiards arc now the rage. Tho
rattle of the ivory is heard in the land.
Speaking of ivory why don't our den
fists advertise.
We have nearly forty stores III this
city but the world don't know it. How
do they expect to live themselves
when they don't help others to live.
Blunt has gone into tho "insplrcd
business. He has found another let
ter left by Jesus Christ under a rock
and written two thousand years ago
The letter is printed on paper manu-
featured in Massachusetts. So yol
see the Plymoth Rock fellows are no
to be beaten.
The District Clerk complains tina
no one has applied for marriage ii
cense for two weeks. Hows this
boys, can't you make it interesting TO
the Clerk.
Our Methodist friends arc movin
8 in the matter of erecting Churc
; here. We wish them success.
r. One of the needed enterprises, fe
d this city, is laundry.
II Considerable quantities of hay an
~ corn are daily offered on our street
!, Hay 500 per ton; corn so cents p'
bushel.
Sitting Bull is said to be the dea
est hair raiser in America-to h
G. souaws and the I. S, Treasury.
IS It's strange how they denounced tt
in passage of the ordinance by the P
lice Jury at its last meeting, maxim
us the old Payne Warrants receivable t
IN taxes of the,current year, a fraud al
'p an outrage and-then skipped in
the back door of the Collectors off
at and paid their taxes in the "wort
ay less stuff" 1t was a cheap exhibit
rs. of indignant patriotism, and tn
IN howled.
an Cotton was considerably damag
by the late rains.
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WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS SAY.
PickingS from the Local Press.

The Marksville Bulletin says, 100000
hogs have been assessed in Avoyelles
parish this year.
The parish of St. Charles has an
amateur minstrel troupe, so says the
Herald. The Herald man is selling
cheap comic envelopes.
The Mansfield Reporter asks the
people of DeSoto to all sow a little
wheel this fall. DR.. Frierson of that
parish is selling home made syrup
made from African cane that yielded
$50 gallons per acre and which sells
at so cents per gallon. The Reporter
still continues to butt down every
fellow that opposes that Constitution
al Convention.
The Shreveport Times wants a
bridge constructed across the swamp,
east of that city. The river is rising
there at the rate of twelve inches in
twenty. four hours. The introduce
ton of fine stock is noted.
Houma, Terrebonne parish, so lie
Progress tells us, is eating nice fresh
oysters at so cents per hundred. New
syrup on the "Aap Jacks" Of the Hou
mans. The "Senior-Junior' and thu
: manager of the Progress are visitin!
: Thibodaux.
The Monroe Observer calls on tn
city fathers to repair the bridges 0
that city. Three prisoners bored on
3 of the jail aud bore off at brisk pac
from Monroe. Public schools hav
opened with hattering promise
Il success. l4OO bales of cotton hav
been weighed in Monroe to date.
10 The Alexandria Gazette presume
lie that this fall will be productive
marriages and rumors of marriages.
of especially tho latter. The Ga:et
a. man comes down to "shoe pegs" ar
y agrees to take wood for Subscription
The young 1sraelites of Alexandr
ri Ehave organized a society under tt
|" same of the Young Mems Hebrew A
=; ISOLATION.
H. The Donaldsonville Chief says t
a mosquitoes have appeared in lar
he numbers In that parish, since the Ia
IT, storm.
n The Sparta Rural Times is in
tenth year. The health of Bienvi
ne parish is remarkably good. Colt
Oh picking is nearly completed. Bic
yilleites want to elect a member
u' the Legislature, as they arc witho
y. Twelve felons sentenced III
parish of Tensas.
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Estimate Of Expenses.

PARISH TrrAsuurt's OrrtcE,
Natchitochcs, La, Oct. IL, lS0.\
70 the Hon. President and members ot
the Police Jury of the Parish OF Nat
ciltoches.
Gentlcmen II have tho honor to SUBJ
nit the following estimate Of the amount
REQUIRED for the payment of the expe'
SEES for the fiscal year beginning on the
lst day of January and ending on N;
81 day of December, 1878, payable III .:
s, Currency, to serve as basis tor tho
levy of the taxes for the year lS77, VIZ
Criminal expenses (being Clerks
Sherif7s fees in criminal ca.
ses and pay of witnesses and oooo
Jurors ....-..' %oooo'No
Pay of Police Jurors, President,
! X Att'r nro tr,n......... 100000
Jail expenses, maintenance OF .uo. uu
prisoners, &c............ 'ooo.o'
'"s'1G ices VI '''0 '"e' " 6oo.W'
..;o,, o,.nouso. is19 5OOm
~ 3(O.,M
Contingent Fund ..,.... .....'.. !oVV",
IEx,rnses in collecting revenues lVoo"'
$l2, oo.e,
The above heing one per cent on tn"
assessed value of taxable property III tE'e
Parish.
Very Respectfully
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Ask for Casparis Store,
Front Street, Natchitoches, La
LIST OF JURORS.

List of Jurors drawn for the Deem
her Term. 1877, of the nth judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the Parish OF
Natchitochrs, State Of Louisiana, in ac'
cordancc with law.
Fret Week of the Court,
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w" '' 80, :, ;1, =.
~ II.n,,.o,c and GENIAL still. Good
"s' 1l,u
,,,tor, OWL s;otorr do
49,. am l., ,n,,,;.h ward for
wis., l..non.;.n an, IL. Crock word
wv :or.;or o,l dus tr,n,latrl-bup
-,.ons 70 sousc dem under, and tiym to
;,,t dem ont arain.'
on,;o c,t,o1ro, mood, . r,o;r
luz nat r;nn;nn !. , ,orCrct l<c>rc,u
'n' - unrn, ,.an.,o,,on o,1 H.
,;ss Of vocal ability who are willing to
IA
,. ,; ,;t4on from,
many , ,1: n;nnt;nn 20 tn;s
wv n will not onr uro,]c do some
chino 70 encourage it!
.., g r., 1rortor u.ho mur1ore1
y, c.no ,,.t ,r;nt.r took tho town last
uood,v Had not these characters bet
trbe taken up in time
Let's try and have some amusements
+b;u winter-tlratricals. circus or some
thing" A balloon ascension OF "Old-
Nne-Whigs,' would do.
The late rains beat ont the cotton and
damaged the crop July ~ per CENT
which, with the 10 per cent loss from
caterpllars, makes an even liV'
Berkshire hogs. is the farmers cry, and
We cry encore,
uorooL bos ro0ro marched and ground
that will make the old women get up at
70 o'clock at night 70 take cup. Don
believe us, try it.
That gentleman in town had better
brace ND his front yard gate; we saw
two hanging on it the other evening, ant
'heS "e'' "o' '''''''' ~''NN''
The colored people arc shopping 10 'h
full extent of their cash.
Goods are cheaper here than we hay
wv. N' I., ou,o
''n'' POI p""' " '''' "
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Inc cold weather mas t'''''e"'S
brace up 'he "'e,"so 'o""'' w 80
'4' ,4 ~ a.,. uoh ~ lawn
m's.,,n
ilo' "i'lsh0S i'"'' Co.,.
sh., s~ofrd Co,vonabrN hct two.ha
bic, H,ves, snnthcrn spo,icv wins, RAJ
,a,.,
rono., horor ora tbe river both risi,
IL. nnoa c,nr c,n+ hmm, !, Old r
c Y'S"T T.
1
L wood IS III DISK oe'ha'''' anu LILO y
"'ne CHIMNEY sweep ''0"N' 'l''''
i oncc i''ofo'
'o"n. Nv so,''0 0'' ''"', " ss
Ae'e- iaf'S a'0 p'''''' '''
l wal
Acouplo OF brothers-'h III" eng "s' GU
l afsty cuff last week. That's Wna'
~ '"n''' ~. ' o,,+ IS,
my WV Ni"Sc W.. '.''Ir .,:so1 ,,n,;,,
/ ~, ~. 10 mn an u;orrodu f,m;,,
i AN'' . ""'' W. ~
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The public are cordially invited to at
tend II series of Billie Lectures delivered 10y
Rev. 7. J. Hough at the Protestant
Church in this city every Thursday at I
p. M. Seats free, The following is sy-
nopsis of lecture recently delivered on
the snhirct of
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Our Reporter Oh The Wing.
Rain again on Thursday

What he Baccc6 During this Week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
TIE ACCIDENT TO THE SiDONI1N.

ARRIVAL IN THIS CITY OF THE WOUNDED COOK.
The steamship Russia, which arrived yester-
day from Liverpool brought Robert Hutchinson, the
cook Of the Sidonian from which vessel he taken on
May p suffering from a scalp wound which had pro
duced very painful abscess. Immediately after arriV-
ing I'm port he reported at the office Of the Anchor Lno
No Bowling green. and after prolonged interview
with the agents, sent board Of the company
steamers to he cared for. The officers ~ the Russia
stated that Hutchinson informed them that he was ~ the
galley at the time OF the explosion, and was struck on
the head with tho OF the galley funnel which made
severe wound in his scalp. Previous TO the accident
which occurred to the port boiler on April 30 the en-
gncs stopped and n few moments staried aDead
again. They were again stopped, when Capt EDWARDS
went below to rtan the cause, ana the explosion
took place immediately after causing the death or The
captain. three engineers, two trcmen, aud coal HEAVIER
all Of whom retained consciousness until theN ded
Henry Tuggcel the first man who died, and next
Can't Edwards Al buried at sea- The vessel pro
C cded under sail, and after disconnecting the steam
pipes and putting blank hangcs, would probably ne
a1ie TO steam ahead under the st rboard boiler. The
Of the chet engineer who was killed Is Adam Dean
and not Adam Gray, at first reported The SldOnan
"A freight steamship, and had no passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
PUBIC OPINION.

The mantle of cold Greenbaclls" seems
Likely 10 fail Oh Ewing The General is in danger Of
taking cold The garment is getting exceedingly thin
ionic state Journal tRepJ
The Hon. S. 6. Cox is in the city, the re-
cpcut OF many attentions from many friends Ills Vi5t
is one Of pleasure 70 renew old friendships, but when
questioned concerning the Speakeshp he ls hopeful ana
even confident Cincinnati Enquirer
What tie Government has done has been to
take away q sOlrCe irritation cover for All excuses
for msgoyernnent ami unpnished violence, aud 10 let
tie country precisely what progress the South IS
making toward reconciliation aLd the csabilshineht Oh
equa -ts IL Is worth good deal To TedOh Jhat ground
Il Boston journal (Bep)
By the middle of October events will speak
for themselves and they viii show, without question:
whether the new Southern policy Is right or wrong lt
should prove itself right 10 viii not matter now much ls
OF 1Oucts hammer at it, aud II It shows lsclt 70 be ms
take President Hayes himself will correct it-lIhi!
deipha Inquirer tKepJ
Certainly no adequate reason for the change
in the date Of Congress been gwen 10 The public ana
il will undoubtedly he regarded throughout the country
"a CONSPICUOUS evidence that the President ana hls al
vi5ers are exceedingly anxious 10 staye OF any pracc
discussion the southern policy" tnat 10 bearing suCh
carly fruits" in south Carolina Georgia, ana MisSi5
sippl.-l Bangor Wing and Courier (kepl
Let Va understand once for all that we arc
done with Northern opinion upon acts such opinion
has properly bearing, and ought 10 nave none II
such occurrences as this Mississippi DO not tlrke Us
will horror aud admOuiSh the best people in the south
to crush the lawlcs- class and auuatc then lhcS
will not permit the law TO have It's course then we WIZ
show CursCycl unfit for sglfgOVenmcnt ana we VIII DC
inc II II TO demand the protection which cannot give
Ourselves Nashville American Den.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
A STORMY DAY AT VERSAILLES.
SIMON ATTACKED BY CAssAGNAC AND The BONA
PARIISIS.

PARIISlS.
VERSAILLES, Tuesday May g, 1877.
The Chamber of Deputies had q tImutuOus
session today. The excitement began with question
from Bonapartist deputy, who asked Minister Simon
whether he intended to revoke or not the dismissal Of
scnoomisress who had been arrested the charge OF
burning OF her pupils and was recently tried and
acquitted.
n. simon replied that the judgment OF acqutta in the
case was subject appeal % higher count and the
order Of dismissal would not DO revoked.
NJ. Lamber C}onapartisD alluded 10 a report that NJ
Simon had belonged to the International Society.
N. Simon protested against the absurd rmputauon
NM Lambert and Bsudry called to order for v.o-
lent interruptions, and the President Of the Chamber
threatened 10 suspen the sitting.
NJ dc Cassaenac called attention TO an article pub
lishcd in the Shnec Of Nancy, which calls the Car
tyrant and he took occasion TO enter INTO violent dla
tribe against the Republicans. .
NJ. simon declared The article In the Sfnindie III
famous, and proceeded To rce Vi. de CssaEihc ihSi
uatou that the Republicans were aDsWerable for such
Utttrauces Tho whole house protested against such
LtICIanCps.
NJ Marel Minister OF Justice, regretted the unforu
nate character Of the debate; the article was abon
Unable; was written by bad citizen who insulted the
sovereign OF great nation with which France desires
cordial relations; the had not been punished be
cause the Russian Emhas -gdOr had made 10 complaint
JanveT dc IA Mote BJnapdrt;s insi6ted on belng
informed whether NJ simon ever belonged TO the inter
national Society.
Motto explained away his remarks aud Nj. olmon &C.
cgptgu hls apology.
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before restoring her to her husband Running tlme-io
miles an hour.
MIR. WALTER BROWNS COLLECTION

The collection of pictures belonging to Mr..
Walter Brown, which has boon exhibition for some
DAYS past at the Kurtz Gallery, will be sold at auction
this evening ny Mr. Somerve at Association Hall 1t is
OF moderate size, but OF unusually choice character The
selections have been made with great and there
very few inadequate specimens Of any artist in the list
out of II works, 80 by American painters-much
than the customary proportion TO be found in most
of private galleries. and 1t is encouraging to notice
how easily the latter endure the direct contrast There
admirable small pictures by Eastman johnson, Ken
sett, Swain clifford Mcntec. and Coman, which
their fun right 10 recognition beside FTere, Hiibner,
L;Uuhinct, ana Neltcn. There Is small Berstadt,
which is indisputab,y his best work: IN color atmO
sphere, simple breadth ~ treatment and sentiment IL Is
wholly satisfactory. kensctt's "Adirondacks" and
Lamninc's Near AyignOn" are equally delightful In
their sunny purity, yet wholly unlike in styles they
would make very uiercsting pendnls
The most interesting worn in the collection is LauRees
Good News from Magenta" lovely example OF figure
painting IL is not known that any other OF Laug6's
pictures is in this country. Two spanish figures by
MadrdZO In his former manner, small and tender
Boueuercau large TrOyon Tschaggcny, Merle, and
Ner0OcchOcyen must be ranked among the treasures OF
the collection The watcrcoOrs are without exception
good hat the two. best by Miss F1drlia Bridges.
There is also OF Dor6s later Sketches, IN his most
effective manner The sale this evening Will undoubtedly
attract largo attendance
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
. Tor othsr Ship Ynss 81. Third PartI


steamship France r) 1Tudele. Hayre hpr - via Ply
mouth g0ih. with mfsc. and pass 10 l. De liebi1n ~,
steamship Allaer, Hathaway, New Orleans May win
steamship Neptune berry with mdse. ana pass 10
ship Geestemunde CGer, Lamke Plymouth 80 days in bal
BARK Castelar, CNorl Lund Bergen Apri g. in ballast 70
master Anchored at sandy Hook ior orders
ara NOrtumbria (of North Sheds Sseley, RIO Janero
40 DAYS with coffee order vessel to Chas Lining Co.
Bark T. iz4beth MenH (Gerl Brusk lqq1ne jan IL via
Hampton Roads MAY B. with nitrate Of soda TO order vessel 20
Rrg Emma T. shaw ,of Windsor n s. Philips Liverpool
schr Elizabeth lof Annapolis. n. 81. Roy Port Williams,
n - 10 days with 1000 bush potatoes to W. t. Duryea
schr. Mary Parker Petty, virginia, with wood n.o.
Schr' i1a,rv iansau 'r,ytor Jtrgtria ., IN com
schr Rookie T. Yates, Weber Philadelphia. 10 b. f. Met
sc6r. n: II, Read, Benson P9ilaaeloma for Boston
Scht. VIM. Mason ----, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Bcrma oi Maccan ~ 81 Carter sackyine n. b.
Schr. Two Mays, Crowley. virginia.
sclr VIM Douglass McIndoo Baracoa 10 days. with fruit
TO VIM. Dol lss, vessel 20 b. J. WEINBERG & co.
SchT j NJ freeman ,if,i Eldria de-; DaR3yer,porL
schr. &. Banks, Nelson Firgina. with oysters.
MEMORANDA
Ship Kendrick Fish of rhomasto Horny from Liverpool,
which arrived 7th and anchored at sandy Hook, OwCd
TO the city this evening.
DOMESTIC PORTS
GALVESTON. Tex, May g. Cleared, steamship City OF san
Antonio for New YORK bark Douglass Campbell for Liver
BOSTON May 8-Auived T. s. steamship Tallapoo=a from
Portsmouth, v. H.. steamship Williams port from Phlaiel.
phia Clored and sailed steamship Johns Hopkins for Baltt
SAVANNAH MAY s.Arived. steamships saraeossa, from
and Loretta Fish, from Boston. Sailed, ship Alfred for
Quebec.
PORTLAND. Me- May S-Arrved schr'. Mary A. Trainer.
Cedar Keys Chas Sawyer from Sagua Mary FarOn
and Timothy Field from Philadelphia Cleared. schr FsIra
gut, for Marysville.
LONDON; May s-Tho American bark r. P Puck CAPT Chr.
wrecked of Cape Anguilhas about the LIST OF April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN POUCH
KEEPSIE

POUGHKEEPsIF, May S.-The effect of the re-
cent decision OF the Court Of Appeals in relation to the
action of boards OF excise in granting licenses is DOW
being experienced in different ways in the towns and
cities line the Hudson River Here III PoughkeeVsie
there Brotherhood of Ministers who do all in their
power the number Of drinking places. To that
end they circulated for signatures petition to the
Board OF asking that body to conform TO the ders
ion Of the Court OF Appeals The petition coureousy
received by the Excise Commissioners who applied to the
City Attorney for an opinion to their duty under the
present law. lie replied that license TO sell liquors
other than ale beer to be drunk on the premises
could only be granted to keepers Of tayerus This de-
CisOn has created little excitement among the liquor
dealers Of the cijv who have suddenly become acquainted
with the they must have at least three beds in
the house where they sell liquor for the nOdatiOn
of persons who my apply for lodging. or ID cannot
obtain innkccp"r's license. Already ntnbcr are
negotiating additional over their saloons and
are huying furniture beds, and bedding, 10 meet tho
requirements Of tho aw. larger number Will get ont
ale and beer licenses and sell liquor secretly, taKln e
chance If detection by the AGENTS of the Brotherhood OF
Minister Hotei licenses have been raised to $50 each