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Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17
EleeIsrs. ssead and Rraec.

There IS no time for some of yoa
 to lose, # you wsh t5 secure y1us
 right to vote at the coming elecuon
 Remember, there IS one thing inper-
 ative-your name must be on the great register of your county, end
 you must prove that fact so your board of election raere aud when ysu
 offer 10 sot
 There are only two ways 10 prove that faci, one of which IS to have your hame appear on the priated copy of she great register, which to legally secure, # living in an outside precinct yen must have registered prior 10 the first day Of September. past. Don't forget this. Tlle other safer, surer and a.w iys practicable way-is to produce and file with the board all uAcaneeled certificate oT registration on the great register or the county which the county recorder IS required to furnish you oademand, free of cost. Thus, if your name does not appear on the printed copy of the great register, a certified copy of an uncanceled entry upon the great register is prims facle evidence that the person named in the entry IS an eleetor of the county.
 
 Those WEO registered in Sepsem- Der can apply now for their cern6- cates those who register during this month { Oc.ober), cannot get ther certified copy of the uneauceled entry unn after the first of Novem- Der. because their names cannot. oc- cordlng to law, be returned and en- tered on the great register before the end of each month.
 It wll be necessary for all electors living in outside precincts who regis ter this mouth, to exercise due dili- gence- l will do all can to make the proper feturaS in season T. IS evident to all, however, that special must be employed for the irs nsmission of the registering oHi cers returns, and for the procure meni of the necessary certificates of for all ,hose have, or may yet, registered iu the month of October. ] will give to all Rho csll on ne the proper blanks for app l. sants 10 sign, for tue procurement of -hem uneanceled certificates of regis -ratlon. C. A. SwAsEY.
 J. r. and Registering Officer.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17
The InsIinn Thter

Justice Swasey received the fol- lowing letter from acting agent Hart, last week:
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17
Pah.ie aaeelinu

On Saturday evening, Octo5er l2. a meeting was called by severn! 'a eisizsns' for the purpose of getting the sentiment of the cirizees of 0iobe on the erection Of bailaIn.s on unOccupied lots.
 G. 4. Swasey was called to the chair, anal c 4. Alien -appoipte8 secretary.
 ae loiioNlag resolution was of fe9ea and 1naulnously adopted .,; IssS'ssa. That in the sense Of this sseting ~. ,qss of parcels of land within the ii.rits ef and contiguous to the village of f;,sSe r'' EO actual set<lement. @-e ''sA
 Aftef fsqaestsg gLe SIIlsk B Co paJhsh the pFe-eta.as b4 r. liig adjourned sine d.e
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17
REGIsrERED VoreRs.
Names Appearing on sns Great
 Rtxiafer.

The following is complete list of names appearing on Ehe great register of Pinal county. Aiaz0na. up to an including che 1,h day os 0cGo- Der. 1878 yhe numbered nalnts q . those entered on fhe great register up to ihe 30lh of Sepleml and the u1nunbered. those that were entered bstA Aeess September 5 9tA aAd October 7th, 1878
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17
W62 aa

The petision of A G. Dorsey aud twenty o.hsr taA payers Of roal dis
 rict NJ. l vas presented, praying tor the appoihlinent of Thomas
 Mcclellan as roa4 overseer of said .iisulet, and he was duly appointed such oveiseer
 Pefiflen of r '. .Allen anu slxsg other residents of precmcts No. 5 and U prays'g Tor an approprlarion for the erection of 8 suitable place ter eonhalng prisoners at Picket Post, aas read aid ordered Co be Alcd.
 John D. Walker, county saperin- sende4i of public schools, sulanitse,l .he peiitioa of Alfred Townsend and alie others, heads of families and foS'aeats of Miami City, praying For the establishment of a school district. 70 be Known as the Aiani school dis Iict and apoa the recommendation Vf s-i'i suPerlntendent itWas ordered -hat sud district be established and .aat tue same De bouaded. as follous . onmeneing at the intersection of. she eounsy line aith Pinto creek .aeses ap said creek 10 point due fsst ct Jaekson's ranche, thence east % sad rabcAe, thence easteslv 70 tne Aielzi mine thence twc miles
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17
SAN CARLOS AGENCY, ARIzoNA.
October 8Ih, 1878.
l. S.saseg, 0l0ls, Arisona, z

--1- ~---Ae
 October 8lh, 1878. Judge Q. 4. s.saseg. 0l0bs, Arisoaa,-
 SIR have the honor to ackpowl- edge the receipt of yours of the 7th inst, and have the Indian referred to in Ehe guard house. With regard to his punishment. should the owners of the property stolen wish to Erose- cute him. l wlll hold hin untiI be is required Io appear for trial as any imprisonment that ueccssitates as Indian belug sent away from the re- serve to parts unknown, IS far as th., other laiians are concerned, iS d much more severe punishment than any that can be inaicEel under ageac, discipline If, therefore. she parties wish to prosecute hsm, l shall 0s gla.t to assist them in any way shs, Is lp my power Very respectfully. yoar obelIent servant,
 R B HARr, Acting Agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17

G i0i Elliott, William V log Eueriek, Noah l05 Elliott, Robert F l03 Eddleman, George H le5 Emerson, William I06 Eglon, John P i03 Eyans, Charles 4 I0S Elliott, William X l03 Estrada, Valentine no EEpar. Francesca III Eatan, John n ll2 Evans, Harteu E li3 Ellis, Hampton li4 Eve, Frederick
 Emersley, John D
 F
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17

li5 Ferguson. William c ll6 Finch, George x IF Fenton, William l18 Fox, Joseph ll9 Felter, Charles IF i20 FitzSinlm0ns, Walter 12i Forbsch, Peter i22 Farmer, James i73 Frazer Andrew ! l2z Fitzgerald, James H I25 Fuller, Monroe 2 l25 Fun, Joseph
 Foster, Jamcs
 Fitzpatrick, Charles q
 Forney, Julius Fl
 Foremia, Samuel "
 Franklin, William n
 Falda lDominick
 Frye, ,Iere
 Forpar, John II
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17
NO. 21.

due east. thence nsrth to che lAie of Plnal county thence west r0 tue place of beginning.
 On motion, the board adjourned till November 18h, 1878, lat To o'clock a. n
 Jos. CoLLINGWo0D, Chairman. J. 4. PATTERSON, D@puty Clerk
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17
Proceedings of ihe Board of
 Supervisors.

w %f< ~A Af t3i 8A AAAO AA08IA tIl
 supervisors.
 On October 7th, at 10 o'clock d rH., tue board of supervisors met at regular session. Present supervisors Colaugwood, Wheat and gosburgh wlla j 4. Appevson, deputy clerk
 The minutes of the last meegine were read and approyej
 The following accounts were aad- lied, and ofdered to be paid out os the general fund, to-wit.
 John Devino, salary and fees as
 clerk 0f board, sI63 25 A. c. Psndlo.on, constsble's fees ia
 criminal ea.s., ns o5 T. B. Jones, constable's feesin crim-
 inAl cases, 8 65 c. A, swasey, Justiee's fees in erin,-
 inal cases, 37 60 M. " haIen, constable's fees in crinl-
 inal c4sea, Q 90 F- R. Brady, jailor's salary and sher-
 ta fees in criminal cases, 245 co | I. r. Kerr, special conztable's fees
 in criminal cases, 2 00 James Wilson, carrying prisoner from
 Silver Hing t0 Florence, 8 00 J. F. Gabriel, deputy sherln's fees in criminal cases, 70 Johu D. Maker, fees as coroner and
 as juAtice Of the peace in erimind
 cases, and salary as probate julige, 2l4 % c. a. swasey, fees as coroner ana as
 lusiice oI enc peace in criminal
 cases, 29 25 Louis DePay, fees as under shsTid
 ID criminal cases, 42 90 r. k brEdy fare of Mrs JOues aud
 deputy suerin Go Tucson and nieslls, 23 co ". C- Ferguson, cousLaDle'a feei hl
 UrllnluH c4ses, c9 20 Buekaiess Ochoa, one and half
 reans paper, I3 co G. H. GQry, salary and fees as dis
 tFlct attorney, 100 UO $. B. Chapin, medical advice and
 medicine for prisoners, 10 % sharp q Nernoy, making coffin and
 ourying George Phillips, 70 co C. Biicke, bOardiag indigent persons. 154 l6 ' jsii, .i W ~ ''''' ''' lo5 % Robert Goldman, two reans paper, g co 1r. sutton, bolts for court house, 45 s0 C. r. Kirby, repairing chairs for court hnese, co H. 5. Murray two months rent Of recorders oltce, 60 O0 on John mos 0. syns, 5- 0 % C. "A. swasey, justice 's fees in ariu-
 i1lal eases, 73 S5 S v; Biskely. Justiss's fees in erin-
 iasi cases, 37 co S " Blaksly. conssable's fees in
 criminal cases, Az 90 Jos. Colli1gwood 6 Co., goods far
 nisbed county and for purchased
 accounts, faudited by superyisOrs " best and fosburgh, ColHaEwood
 taking no part 562 30
 Totsi drawn on general fund, g., 1 l10 9l.
 The following accounts were aud | ited, and ordered to be paid out of | the contingent fund, to-wit z. Bilieike, boarding prisoners. sl7s 70 Ars- r 0'Aanor&n, boarding pris-
 oners, i4 80 ' Total drawn on contingent fund, 3194 55.
 The account Of J A. Wilson, for funeral expehses of A Robinson, t0 S6i D, was laid ever Tor future action by the board
 The account of R. H. Choate, for servlses as justice of the peace in criminal cases, amounting to 555 l5, Mas diSaiiONisd
 4. HameisIag, county treasurer, submitted his quarterly report for the quarter endng September Both, ioto, wnich vas approved by the board and ordered to Dc hied. The following amounts aro shown by said report Jo be in the treaSurer's hands
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

SALES AT AUCTION.
A GEO w IKE KEEIEn, lie a xucTIoNEErH;i,r x@ xE r;,r,Kny
at SO Liberty st.. on SATURDAY. II o'clock.
At uSIrgD STATES AUCTION Mart
VIM. TRisT sAiLEY 4 co, Xucsionssrs.
second hand Furniture Paintings. sislxhs. &c.
A UorIoN..AT PkIyATE REsIDENCE.
"A ooMMsscEEHD ThIs TElpApp n y no5StSe6i o'6ko6x
THE ESTIEE I%usEHoLp SSESiTURE.
OF FOUR RsoHt sHSsy housk ED sshEr kasr 18TH ST.
r u ssT%sss S .ss so.as 80 HsD and sr Isp AsS s
IN tspsstTy ~ Ss.aTs rano0s E..ssTs.
ssns cosss velvet Brussels insrsYa oarps. insid
ssasn.sS SSoi Table" % pains
.s
boxed, shipped and removed; city or country.
RT SALE
II AT THE scHENCK ART GALLERY.
THE SECOND DAYS SALE. INCLUDING
SOME OF rHE FINEST PAINTINGS. win .ako place
THIS DAY. at No. 10 Maiden lane. at a:l5 O'Clock
EDWARD scHENcK. Aucsionssr.
A -TUNIs JOHNSON, AUCTIONEEK
H. Old stand. 81 Nassau St.
TOMORROW. a, lo,s o'clock.
A. our sassroom. 81 Nassau st.
quantity ovelvet English body brussels aud ingram Gar
ps.s ~ rolls o. oicIosh two large Booksases Buffet.
nn Essy Chair ane Of rsSr sray gss
@Tso iiiEGE, FINE hsRsiSs AND NAnvIX
Showcases "" ''''' ~ '''
ArrESln9NS- -hAsGE ToysEnoLD ,ygENIrURE
IA SALE Thss FRIDAYi n "a AFrEKSosoS. rlEiScs
the the sS.ra g%r.a,s 8 private r;snso a;
ELEGANT s nss s'S5 aSa sSis d. Ss'i5ss
stands, ha,r and spring Mattresses Beddins Lounges
,sg bSs s,.na ":. Sss. vf
ROTH Auconeer sale positive rain shine. commenc-
raa sSSfSiSs SS isE
rHorSEE$ Sji5%EFS sSS ASS osH$5nTSyS.s s5|5 Tys W.
oafaEHSiSa S9E5SHSF uFHiSi;T ffiHSSSSFFss FI1sso.
fARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM sUIrs, covered in
spssss ss. ".
M""ts Sets Sosy Cecs. Library and sserefe BOOK
Sf,y Gss h.h s @ De
Set: n'.a ss ssssaGs pss.ns Gases, Ba,ss., Wash.
e.; ss: ss Hss. '''
.sSss 's:ss s:S VII h Il T. nSsSS 1%s s$
tioneer
A uSom,oN., ~ v,,Al ,AAuorIoNs - o,c, AAuu11rIoN.
lao whsr Aa ra9SATH saS sS SST.HEsHf sEAa srh Av.
rA5xy!xss nHssa Hssiss y1sS1FSH4E ssHSgRa4 pooxs
SrElNWAY AND CHICKERlNG PIANO. ORTES
LIBRARY. CHAMBER AND DINING FURNITU RE,
PAKLok SUITS covered in richest description Of satin
lad Pedesta Consoles, pier and mantle Mirrors Apsical
Boxes, antique Bronzes. Sevres and ormou Mantle
Sets Ornaents collection Of choice Oil Paintings, by
master artsts:--
-OkF THE FRENCH COASTn BY DELACROIX,
~WINTEk on THE NEvA." bY HokEN.
OLD GAMEkEEPER.n BY WILLIS,
ION GUARD" BY COX,
Ana 80 others. both i'm ported and domestic.
Washstand style OF asake, and Queen Ammo air Mat
tesser. Spring Beds, Pillows, Blanksts suits in reps,
Lounges, Chairs. Brussels and ingram Carpos &c Lii
brary, Secretary bookcase Tables, Books nc.
DfNING ROOM-Bunet, Extension Table, Chairs in
leather; China Glass and Silver Ware, Cutlery, Hall
Stands, Chairs, &c.
Goods packed aud shipped.
1. FITZGERALD, Anctioneer.
The New York herald., 1878-01-11
SALES AT AUCTION.

q HERMAN AUcTIoNEER
-. Wines. Liquors. Cigars. &c.
THIS DAY (Friday), Jannary II. at lO1z O'Clock.
Nos 151s and II Bowery.
the Stock FIRST class Liauor storevs. OF Brandy Gin.
Kun bourbon and Whiskey Port aud Sherry Wines.
In casks barrels, and demtohns Cigars onieo f&
niture. Safes. &c also lore. WAGON and HarnesA
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

CHERTrF's sALE,-vAN TASsELL KEARNEY Y
Osberns Auctioneers will sell this day NJ 10 o'clock at
~ Union two Horses Truck and sets of
Harness. BERNARD REILLY, sheriff
CuARLss McNuLzr. Deputy,
The New York herald., 1878-01-11
COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

DACrFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT STEAM
SHIP LINE
For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA. NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON. &c..
sailing from pier foot OF Canal At, Nor n River.
For SAN FRANCISCO via IsrDMus or PANAMA
Steamship ACAPULCO Tuesday. January Is
connecting Tor Central America and South Pacific por
from SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
Prom san rRANClsC0 TO s sAXpwiCn ISLANDS.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship CITY&DY SYDNEY -. Monday, January II
For freight passage apply ~ the company office,
a Hovl linz t,recn .ew Yark.
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing from pier 81 North River,
for NORFOLK, CITY POINT and RICHMOND, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS % = r. NJ, con-
Meeting with Virginia and Air Line Atlantic
Coast Line, Piedmont Air Line Chcsa Ohio Rail-
road with tho limo interior ports
North Caroina aud Virginia
NEwBERN aud WASHINGTON, n. G. tvis Norfolk.
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY.
LEWEs, Del. MONDAN ard THURSDAY "a 3 y. ".
connecting with the Maryland aud Delaware railroads. and
ior REnOBOrn BEACu aud OCEAN CITY.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through tickets and bills OF adng all points
At lowest rates Insurance TO Norfolk &c at per cent
Freghts received daily pier 81 North River General
Office No io7 Greenwich st N L. McCkEADY President
NEXAs LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING Al ky
i West-steamer CITY OF SAN ANTOSIO. Captain
Pennington. will sail Saturday January H. at 4. NJ,
nom pier 20 East River Through Of freight and
bills OF lading given ali railroads In the states and
Corpus Christi Brasos santiago, kockpor and Brownsville.
Freight Tor ST. Mary's and Fulton landed lockport For
freight and passage hAvtng superior ap-
ply to q. II. MALLORY Co, 1853 Maiden lsso.
NASSAU, N. r.; ST JAGO AND CfENFUEGOS.
IN NCuba--steamship CARONDFLEr. February a, at
IN NASSAU, N. r., ANy HAVANA. via ST. AUGus-
TINE steamship SAN JACfNTO, from savannah, jan
usry 10 anu ~. MukKAy. YESkIs 4 CO, W ssssh 49,
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

public auction. mt tho Exchange sacsrvon. No. Ill
broadway, New York city, the 18th day of January
1878. ~ O'Clock noon by WM. u. FRANKITN's son.
Auconeer all the right title and interest OF Herman O.
Adams deceascd 10000 OF wild Lands In the state
enhessco also 1910 In the State Of Mssouri also
n miscellaneous lot OF Mining Manufacturing and Ian
Improvement Stocks and Bonds
Fu particulars regarding tho lands and called secu
rcerrcd to bo obtained by addres ssing
calling the undersigned at mis- Office No 14S Broad
way. New York.
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

MORTGAGE SALE.-ISIDORE j. SwARZKOPF, AUG
l toncer. will SELL 1O6 o'clock. 81 Bowcry all and
Furniture and Fixtures Of saloon and Bowling Alloy
Bars Tables, Chairs Chandeliers Ice House, Stoves Mir
Clock Glassware stage and Scenery complete Bowl
Alloy &c. together positively ia lots Dealers and
speculaiors invited by order OF Frank Boett, Esq., At
torn W IOr Mo rtp
The New York herald., 1878-01-11
a.. BARKER 4 Co, AUCTIoNEERs.

BARKER Il co, WILL SELL, On SATURDAY,
January H. ~ o'clock tho entire collection OF choice
American Oil Paintings exhibition. Notice-They
of them borrowed from dealers to bc bid in fab
uou prices The public but will be positively
sold to pay advances Among thom excellent exam
pies from j. w. Cnsiienr j. e. Brown, Sonntag Quarey
lnness Bristol Wm NJ. Brown, j. Z. Thom Hart, Hetxe
kern randO Othe
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

OUPKEME COURT SALh
- OF valuable Store Property on Sd av.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
will sell Wcdne esday January 10, 1873 at IL O'Clock
noon, at tho Exchange Saicstoon.
No. III Broadway. New York.
by order George W. Mercer Esq. receiver under tho
direction Of Franklin A. Paddock Esq. referee she vaua.
Bile Lcasehold store aud Dwelling Property known as
Nos 16B and i73 80
This desirable location the ground
rent Is low Further particulars to be had Tho office of
the reerce. - Nassau s Of d. II. McMshon, Esqs.
attorneys Z2D Broahway.
Mans NJ tho Auctioncers Office. 28t Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

Ana 80 Others both i'm ported and domestic.
CHAMBERS Dressing Gases, Bedsteads. Chifionnicres
Washsands style OF Eastlake and Queen Ammo ii air
trcsscp. Spring Beds Pillows Blankets. suits in reps,
Lounges Chairs Brussels and ingram Carpets. &C. Lii
brary, Secretary Bookcase Tables, Books, &c.
DINING ROOM-Bunet, Extension Table, Chairs in
leather; China, Glass and Silver Ware, Cutlery Hall
Stands, Chairs, &c.
Goods packed aud shipped.
4. FITZGERALD. Anctionoer.
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

Rr SALE
n AT THE scHENCK ART GALLERY.
THE SECOND DAYS SALE. INCLUDING
SOME OF TIKI FINEST PAINTINGS. win tako place
THIS DAY. at No. 10 Maiden lane at 3;l5 O'Clock
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

l will soli this day, ns II A. ~, At No ~ Brosdway'
Ing Of Billiard Tables. Barand Bar Fixtures Tables Chairs,
Clocks Refrigerator Curtains and Fixtures Cigar Case,
Crockery stoves and Cooking Utensils, and all other
of first class bar and Restaurant by order Of
attorney for mortgagcc.
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

A srHoLoGhR LISTER. rHE ONLY ONE IS rnE
Acity 500 West I'D 81 Send stamp tor circular. n
A WONDERFUL CHILD. GIFTED WITH SECOND
1Anght, eis everything wthoat questioning l23 West
9Oth st.. near broadway.
-slo.oD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLAlRvOY.
h.ant Mr. PHILLIPS. .tcs names. shows liSnesses.
causes speedy marragcr cures all diseases, gives lucky
nnmoers =, cents DO cents and 81. No 32 4,h
NINE DE KUYriIER. UNRIyALLED CLAIRvOYANT
lA aud Msgnetician; love- losscs dreAms "a
W ess so sLs corner Brosdway.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-05
Proceedings of the Board of Police of
the Town Of Opclousas.

The Board of Police of the town Of Opelou-
sas met pursuant to the call Of the President.
Present: DR.. James Ray, President, and Messrs.
Ealer, Bell, Donate, Lastrapes and Lefebvre.
Whereas, it has been recommended by the
Board of Health Of the town of Opelousas, ap-
pointed by resolution of the Board of Police Of
said town that further precautionary measures
be taken for the protection of said town against
the invasion Of yellow fever; therefore
SECTION l. Be it ordained, That green coffee
be and s hereby entirely excluded from the
corporate limits OF said town until the Board
Of Police may see fit to rescind the said ordi-
nance.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, That any per-
son or persons who may have had the yellow
and have convalesced from the same, shall not
be permitted to enter the town Of Opeousas
until fifteen days shall have elapsed from their
full convalesence, as may be ascertaned from
their attending physician, and furthermore
that such persons are not allowed to bring
within the corporate limits Of said town, any
bedding. clothing or wearing apparel. which
may have been used during the time they were
affected by such disease or winch may have
been in their apartments. before they sha !
have been thoroughly dislnfected, cleansed and
aired during 10 days.
SEC. 8. Be it further ordained. That no pro-
visions, dry goods merchandise OF any kind
shall be admitted within the corporate limits of
this town before being opened and ventilated
during the space Of ten days. except -four, pork,
lard, whskey and liquors, corn meal, grits.
brown sugar, coal oil, turpentine, lard, OIL ice
parched coffee and all canned goods, drugs and
hardware not packed in straw, w-dust. &c.
Be it further resolved, That any person or
persons violating any section Of this ordinance
shall be subject to fine Of 500 in the discre-
tiOn Of the court.
SEC L. Be it further ordained that all ordi-
nances or parts Of ordinances contrary to or in
conflict with this ordinance be and the same
are hereby repealed and that this ordinance
take effect from and after its passage.
JAMES RAY, President.
f. P. VEAZIF, Acting Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-05

correspond in times of epidemic. with
all the practicing physicians of the
parish. to be informed of the sick under
their charge, and of the diseases with
which the said sick are afflicted. And
the said Board shall also communicate
with the State Board of Health to be
informed of the nature of epidemlcs ex-
listing, the best means of prevention
and the best treatment.
SEC. Is. The members of the Board
of Health shall have the right to pass
free, over all toll roads and bridges
when on duty,
merchandise or such other objects as may
be designated as susceptible OF trans
mitting infection, has been ventilated
it shall be the duty of the officer who
has so ventilated and disinfected them,
to deliver certificate that they have
been so disinfected and ventilated, spe-
cifying each bundle, box, barrel, etc,
and its mark to the person receiving
delivery thereof, and said officer shall
transmit duplicate of such certificate
every day, or as soon as practicable, 10
the President of the Police Jury.
SEC. II. To dcfray the expenses of
this Ventilation and disinfection of
goods, merchandise, etc, etc, there
shall be charge of ten per cent for
groceries and twenty per cent for other
things, added to the freight bills thereof,
and for baggage which does not pay
freight, there shall be a charge OF
twenty-fy cents for all packages, car
pet sacks aud valises, and fifty cents
for each trunk.
SEC. IS. This ordinance shall have
effect from and after its passage, and
all other ordinances upon the subject OF
quarantine are repealed.
+ On motion of Mr.. Dubuisson, Resoly-
ed, that DR.. r. H. Littell, DR.. J. l..
Estorge, DR.. l.. Hadden, DR.. T. A. Cooke
and DR.. J. G. Campbell, be and are
hereby appointed Board of Health
for the parish of St. Landry, with full
powers to carry out the provisions, OF
the quarantine ordinance this day
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Guidry, Resolved,
! that the compensation allowed persons
employed on quarantine stations shall
be as follows: on stations wi here a clerk
has to be employed, the clerk to be paid
not more than sixty dollars per month,
and the guards not more than orty-tlve
dollars per month and laborers not more
than thirry dollars per month.
On motion of Mr.. Hawkins, Resolved
! that all monies collected at the quar-
antine stations be used by the Presiden
of the Police Jury to defray the ex-
penses of the stations, so far as 1t goes
On motion the Police Jury adjourned
until Monday the 9th day of September
1878. R. II. LITTELL, President.
Attest: c. MAYO, Clerk.