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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL.

TOWN HALL. ,
III. nv Tuesday, August 9Th. 1878. {
aauN met in regular session this dov at pn ~
o'clock p. NJ. WING "''s "' ii
r PRESENT: s. I. Grisamore, Mayor. and
=: l.. Ancnln, L. keefe, f. Sancan, and o.
Absent: NJ. A. Legendre.
a., i ne minutes of previous regular and sno-
corded. as re-
me following Collectors Report for tho
month ending this day was received and
accepted. "he
GOslcctOrsS ReaAnrt
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Brgg-'EE6aNa AMEND.
YEEiVats.
ACT no. 73, K. S. OF 1873.
NUMBER ONE.
WILL. \. STRONG.
Secretary of State.

That tie seat of government shall be es-
tablishcd ut the city of Baton Rouge or at
the city OF New Orleans, as the majority of
the voters OF the State may determine at
the next ensuing election those voting to
locate the State capital at Baton Rouge
shall ndorse on their tickets, For State
Capital, Baton Rouge those voting to To-
cate the capital at New Orleans shall in
dorse on their tickets, For State Capital,
New Orleans
ts.ri!sc ont article ne.hurdred and tiir-
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pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl FA
E0 to me directed, by the above entitled
Court i'll the above entitled and number
ed case. have seized and will offer Tor
sale at public auction pursuant TO law to
the last and highest bidder at the Cont
House, in the town of Ihiboddux on
Saturday September 2lst. 1878.
between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ. and
i o'clock p. N. the following described
prOrert, to-wit:
ist. THE NORTHERN HALE OF A
certain lot OF ground situated in the Town
OF Ihibodaux IN this Parish being the
Northern portion OF lot. No 81 on the plan
oi SAID Town bounded in front or West bv
ST. Philip Street, North by Short Street.
South by the Southern half of said Lot No.
81. now belonging TO Emile L. Leblanc
and East by lot No. 81. with all the build
lmgs and improvements thereon.
See Conveyance Book No, 8. T. 800.
=. THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALE OF
q certain lot oI ground situated in said Par.
IS. immediately below the Town of Thibo-
GauX at about Eleven arpents from the bay
on Latourche, said half lot measuring nine
t. SIX f"etS front on St Charles Street or
towards the West. bounded North by lot
formerly belonging to Zephiline Bark.
East by land formerly belonging t. Joseph
Lrgendre and South by the other half OF
salt lot formerly belonging to Widow Jack
Weber oy the depth thereto belonging run
Ing Last to West together with ali the
buildings ana improvements thereon being
| the same property acquired by Olressi AH
coin from Francois II. Legendrc Oh the
4Jtn. day Of April 1881.
See Conveyance BDo,, No p. 3l3.
| TERMS OF SALE CASH OK THE
! Spot in United States Treasury Notes.
| August eth. 1873.
l.. 4. WEBKE. Sheriff.
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Spring Dry Goods.


~ C,o,f :, h.. ss,,..1.,...=.., 5,..,...t..
'ss'' W = '''' ''-'' +''''b'f'he'
Thanking tor the Kin! and liberal notrnoar.
bestowed anon IL; nv oI,. cit;- asd ro,f,tfc,-
friends d4f.AI 'Ae past TAIL we have made TN
usual eA5fiin"" ms sFiiH"h t" procure cheap
cH''tf "a t''-'hi ''l''IA 81 'HfihS and sim =
ih~r - t'o''!S dFG l'a' P'e2<if' /" "Gn7nncr
l'1 tnai -"N efforts have met Win great sica
cess ana ihai uUfiiG lie coming spring and
summer ~ VIA De a9't l. '.i greater in
queen ,.1S 20 purchasers tina" ever het"fe.
I|bIN - ~. btHrfi Ffi0iiS ar" very cnriu. tsafl
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42 46, I27 1872 2I4 Is
Respectfully submitted, -
THEOPHILE TdIBODAUX.
..c., TO-, Collector.
The following Treasurers Report for tho
month of July 1873 Was read and ac.
Cepted ' wv
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NUMBER FIFTEEE.

u everg case where the jui 20 may he re
cusCd. and when he IS not personally inter
ested i'll the matters IN conteStatiou, h1.
shall select a lawyer. having ,he necessary
qualifications required Tor ~ judge OF his
court IL try such eIsss ;auu ,ne Geuerai
Assem- j. small provide hy ia2 for ;I;e trial
o. t!,u@c ca,oa - wh;ra thr iul2e may 10
personally Interested, or when lie NAV De
.tuSa9t ~ r. fuses to- s.rt.
t,tlika ott arric'e uinciv.l
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NHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

10Th. Judicial District Court, Parish of La
fourche.
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Julia Blanchard wife VS.. No. 1865 Odressi
n. Aucoin husband.
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Representatives shall be chosen on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in No
vembrr, every two wears, and the election
shall he cc1n5.a,o,l in one day. Tie Gene
raj .tsseHH'y snail meet on the first Mon
day in January, 1879. aud bienn#ilv there
after, on the first Monday III January, un-
less It diii"ren, Gay ho appointed BY law.
a!d tHe.r sessions shall he held At the seat
OF GO cruiurrt.
y; Ii, .. f,3. ..nttaIa
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Issued EVERY SATURDAY
s. T. GRISAMORE EDITOR.
+ SAMOAN, Pro'r & Business Manager
OFFICE COR. GREEN & LEVEE SITS.
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eeTHTUfAEI.
20 She Qualified ELECTORS af' 81 e
.s.sIae 1- .4EsRaa Sf<sg2:a.

Office Of Secretary Of State, J
State OF Louisiana, :
New Orleans. July l., lo1S. J
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Treasurey.'s RenOrt
CREDIT.
999 II 900 n

10 Balance on hand .-.-..-.- 48f 81
" amt. on hand for wOrkmen's act. 5O
" . School Taxes IT. 65 S34
Amt. due byJ. NJ Bourg for two
,!,1 months rent OF Market House; = la l63
Bills receivable two notes duo after
Jan. 1879, rec. from citizens com. 100 m
Amt due l.. Malbrough on last
months salary Observation-Disclosures. Is On
Balalance due on Tenny's note paw
able August llth. 1873 ...... 55I 10
Respectfully submitted,
lSignedl JOS. T. THIBODAUX.
Treasurer
Thibodaux. August 9th. 1873.
The following claims were presented and
on motion of duly seconded, an appronria-
ton of Three Hundred and fifty nine and
33ll00 Dollars was made to pay the same
by the following vote.
Yeas-Grisalnore, Aucoin J. l.. Kecfe.
Aucoin; p. A. Samoan, and Naquin.
Nays: None.
Theophile Thibodaux, Col Fees. l3 %
Constable Fees. 3 90
l.. A. Webre, Jai'ors Fees 3 90
Emile +. Leblanc, Recorders Fees. Is 90
Workmen'S Account. w 100 M
Salary of Mayor for quarter ending
this day: :...-.......-.......... so 90
Salary OF Clerk --.---..--.-...-- Is IS
treasurer. rer.-....--......... 81 25
:. Prlnter...--. 25 90
- Constable -..---...-..- lUl W
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NUMBER THIRTEEN.

N lien of the office o.. district attorney.
established hy article ninety-two ot The con
stitution of iSr,@. there shall be elected. by
the qualified voters of each parish. a State :
attorney therefore who shall DC u citizen OF
the United States, and who shall have been
q resident OF the state. and 4 practicng
and licensed attorney at law, for at least
two wears He shall receive a salary from
the State OF n0c less than thre. nor more
than seven hundred doIirrs per anuum to
be presided hy law upon the basis of pre-
resentation i'll the House OF Representa-
tives. and payable quarterly on hi, owl,
warrant. He shall be cr-a+jeio attorney of
The parish. and receive such salary there
from as may be liked by the parochai au-
thorities. not to exceed seven hundred dol
lars per aunum. He snail, Moreover, ro
ceiye such fees OF once is may be allowed
bv law. In the city OF New Orleans tho
States attorney shall receive such compen
sation from the city. in addition to the
salary above provided. as may be establish.
e.i by law. lie shall be elected 1t the sane
time with the judges of tur district courts
and shall hold his office FOR the term o
fuur wears.
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The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
shall receive salary OF seven thousand dol
hrs per annuDl, and the Associate Justices
of the supreme Court shall each receive a
salary ot six Thousand tice hundred dollars
pcr"nnun, payable quarterly on their OWE
warrant.
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nj MBER NINETEEN,

NO license tax shall be imposed by the
state, or any parish or municipal authority
on any mechanical trade, manufactory or
Lacl1ry. except such as may require police
regulations, ii towns and cities.
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. ..
The Mayor reported that he had roceiy-
ed the following communication from the
Board of Health and had already complied
with the requests contained in same
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
rnE rRosPEcroR.s pREAn.
Ra Donala Rabb

bS Donald hobo
 Here's water, as ] am a sinner
 move we5camp here tonight, Joe;
 Cerrsed by large msjerify--
 ] khowed 5ou would never say DO; < For sse're tired end f6otsore, a,id hungry And the crimson grows black in the west So we'll take of the pack and the saddle, And grub up uad get us some rest,
 We've toddieo along. ny old bnro,
 Over granite, and quartzite. and lime I.ct ne see its three weeks by mveeuniin' IIilopsh. maSh l'la ogi in at dime; And we hain't seen the face of d human, or heard voice, angry pr iow,
 Cept the face ofeur old mother Nature. ! Aud the wanderin' winds as taey go
 In tue gulcller, and flien on tlie nlesas, And up on ghe mountains barr brow; 7 And the bark of thc lmky coyole- Talk of the de,ii-tiere's one of 'ein now Pye got somethin' I'lu wsntii to tell you, so prick up your ears while do; For we're paris in our joys and our sorrows. And you're in on this new las-ont too. Last night. Nliie sieps 5s tast sle- quite. When tbe long. weary day had gone past Listen, now. Joe dreamed that struck if- See his ears--thst struck it at last. Rich vel. ! think it was ,ulphuretS, Horn silsei., and yiIg. as pure As the heart of true, gentle woman 'TwouId % up in the thousands. I'ln sure. Twas irinc, Joe Iwss nOne el your
 4oekets There was clay tnixt the ledge and thewall, And t went .al the ,ssy through 10 China With neAera pinch-out at ai And sunk, and drifted and tsnneled. And 1t inattered not which way went There was ore fllcd with chunks of petauka. And that goes near eishts per cent. Then Iztborgbro of tic cdearonesaf b l, asr, Joe {; And the joy that weuid come to each life To the Inother-the sister, Sod bless hel- To the friends that loye-io my wife: How eyes with the ioy-dew would elisten, ThatWere 1ilSd ap nih saahess before. When wrote of my luck and I'd join 'em fo part Iron 'eED never no more. For me. no more beans straight, nor bacon Fer you, no more two-year old hay; I'd live like lord, and be happy; You could keep fall of clover al day Then I 'Wakered, 'tNas only dream. Joe: Eat my heart was 70 sTeugthened and bold That ! 8sTiseh the birds Werea -nefa. And the sun crowned the mountains with
 geld.
 When the flowers expanded theIr petals. And the lpist appeared from the plain, And the hreexs joined the birds ia their Then 7Ae einched up and started again. Whoa, burro ] want you srigh me, So Ph picket you here with thls ropo And 10 morrow well hunt that bonanza, And when found. we will can il the HoDs.
 0AkyAI.E, .S.gtsa5sr, ISIS.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
TIIE sIOAEMAIL JAcKsoN
An Account of tae yIeSIilIen Com Pnny's Property in Globe
 Bfsfricf. Arizona.
From fls K'ai7g aad srie1fise Pr.ss.

From fhs ksHf79 aFd Ncie7ff7c PrssS.
 l was recently afforded an oppor- tunity of going through The under ground works of the aboye-named mining property, aad will try to give in part T plain description Of the new bonanza. 1 say in part, for it is scarcely possible for person who goes iAto 9 particular mine for the first time to aac1riain with perfect accuracy what is ore and what is waste. He must judge to some cx- tent of the reliability of those who show him through the works, and in addition to an intelligent use of his eyes, he must not be backward in asking questions. If, it bis leisure, he Is able, by a sitting aud reasoning process, to form toierably accurate estimate gf the future of d mine by what he sees When 1t Is only slightly developed, he w.ll be able to do so in some measure from experience ac- quircd in other mines, aided, perhaps. in 2 slight degree, by kind oF min ing instinct, which 1t is not well al- ways to disregard.
 Until few months back, the so- called Stonewail Jackson mine con sisted of a spur-vein ore feeder, 1 yielding slabs of almost pure native silver, from one and one-half to two inches in thickness, accompanied at times with several inches more of high grade spar or chloride ore. These slabs generally adhered tightly 50 the country rock, which vas a compact, gseen-sh syenite. Except for che ready money 1t gave to the owners by tbe sale or reduction of it's gingularly pure metal, the highest grade of which welded from &8,000 to $l4,000 per ton, their was nothing n this spar itself that justified great mining developments or financial ex pectasions. As hamburger or indl- cator of coming mine of vast wealth near at hand, 'hs practical miner
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
NO. 20.


 of the murlcrers of Adams and Fin ley, xas called to arrest the mar- derer. The Mexican who did the cutting, ran on the,Bpproach of the deputy sheriff, and was caught up with after beiug follawed for about 300 yaFis He Vas ordered 10 throw un his hands but Instead advanced so- ! ward ile sheriff with knife in hand He vas fired upon. the bali entering his leg hsStIll confirmed to come rlUstf when tke sheriff fired a second sliot, the ball taking effect in the Head, entering 5usE below the eye The Mexican fell and was taken in eusrodya He wiH be brought to Tue son as soon as he can De removed. kirker's life has been threatened, aud ne is probably in danger of being killcl.
 The Prescott Miner, of the 28th dlt. has che following in regard to fhe Mffmon settlement on the Little Colorado: Brigham City is situated about three miles beiow Sunset Cross ipgi aad is inhabited by about Z50 .eF the Latier-Day Saints, and IS under the management of Bishop Lake. Tie city' covers just one
  acre of ground, the buildings forming a square. has been found to be badly located, on .aecountof oyerfovs from the river, and a change of location is contemplated ; and to that end the leaders are out to-day selecting a more suitable aud safe site for the erection of new town and a mag nl6eent Temple The Mormons have iheir farms, focks and herds in com mon. One large dining-hall is used by the whole people, and all the food eaten by them is cooked in one kitch- eh and served out without distinction, whether the person be Elder, Bishop, or common member of tbe Church. The heavy rains in August damaged their crops much, but 1t is thought that by judieious management they sill have sufficient to carry them through until another harvest is reaped. Their herds of cows are supplying sufficient milk from which IS being manufactured butter and chgese for present use and leaving them a surplus of cheese for winter use. These people, who are thrifty and very industrious, do everything withm themselves. Their grist mill, which will vie with any in the Ter ritorF, when completed, sal made here m Arizona, except a small DOT tion of the castings an,l the stones. which were manufactured in Utah. X n a ufactory has been started st this place, and is now in full blast out eroekery ware of every variety and of q most substantial kind and the Prescott market is like ly to be supplied vita the article, at a moderate price from thls section. 4 saw mill, 40 miles west from Brig nam City, in the Mogollan range, supplies this and adjoining settse- ments with lumber
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
JoHy DIRE EuzRsLEY-
TerrilorissI News.

The new district ni the Chiricahus mounsains is called the California laissi:t.
 The shipment Of bullion tlarougl Wells, Fargo < Co. at Yuma, foi the week ending Sept 20th. amounted to S4e .3I5.
 The Castle Dome mines are ssill dopg well alEare iurning out plenty of geod ore, and the number of men entpiayea in that district is greater than at anx tune for several yrars.
 Andy Kirby, now con6ned in jail at Yuma, and George Mon oe. how out on bend, both charged with hayne been accoanpliccs slth the late Jack Swilling in 2 stage robbery, will be released from custody it hav- mg now been clearly shown they are innocent purties
 The Prescott Miner says the nam agement of the Tiptop Mining Com pauy have .ssued a Ball declaring any employee who may chance his money at the g;rnic of faro m outIa9, and from thence sever all connection with tte aforesaid deiuded indiydaal Whether the criminal is denied the right of franchise is n0t srncd.
 
 Ihe San Fraucis 70 Post has the following comment on the Southerll Pacific Railroad n Ar:zuna The arst intention was 10 build only t. Aarlcopa Wells, 191 m'lcs cast from Yuma but lt IS now determined to continue construction until Tucson Is reached. If the road goes direct to ipas point, and not by way of Flor entes the entire distance viii be about z75 miles by way of Florence it WiA be close upon 800 miles. The rplroad programme is now quile plain. The southern Pacific wil probably go no further east than Inc son uiHler any circumstances. To that poinr the Atehisoa Topeka X santa Fe Railroad IS also pressing.
 The Tucson Star. of sLe Sd mt, says On Sunday last two Mexicpns gst into an alsercstion aE the santa blfa placefs, at the store, which re- suited n one beng fatally stabbed receiylng two faral wounds. DeputY Sheriff kirker. who had 5usf femrned 9!.h }ail and Harvey from the pursuit.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10

for the accommodation Of all w6o wish to imbibe.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10

ety by saving that the large Slope-
 val lodg was only a''mu.l vein. 2 lf 1 a3n correctly iuforned, he is the same cratic genius rho male. the hcaigus assertion that the Silver lhHg mine ip Pioneer district. uas an egg shapeaI deposit, found in a
 fnastvne fornialpn. which wonla tarnsh txeellelt material for gind- stone i.scs He vas riglg however
 Fol once in his cheekcred life Whes spoke If the MeMillen company
 sFea. mnc as 4 .mqd FGin x largel proportion pf r than of any leilEe Ae eYer saw wlll go isto anal ssRatlng pans ip ihe form of mud. sHd t pIll be fpppd fhep % have q remarkable aiFnuty for qaiekslYer. preparatory to is becomilg Iae Ycr9 and of mud which margin brokers delight to handle. If the allusioa uas fo the spar winch as the surface
 the gllage e the lode. it is only pscesepry to saythaI sane of tAe best mines of the country have spar ore .aoile. But the S.onevall Jackson sllsf IS e'iangllg IS igpIh Is attaineI, and below ihe water liIe is likely to be all Iuartz. The ore extracted flepn lhe Hannibal mine. on the same sgJe, Is ln quartz roek anl of q soft, fine grain, very like Comstoek quartz at that.
 The mine ls eyideatly geh man agei by practical mlmng men, Ar. Freeman does not pretend to De a miner himself but h.s assistant spper- mun ent, Mr. Clark, has had ex- perlrnce ln mining works, aul liudef hAn lsa gaoi, square foreman, Alr. Dodge, who viii carry out the super nitenlenl's wishes effectively Ar the close of last year q stranger coule not go near the mine without subject ing hinseIf 70 alnost certain insult, 1 even if lie offered no prov9cation ! ehaicver. Everything is changed now. From the blacksnurh, if no ether person IS arouna, up to the 'aperlnteilaent, visitors viii at least receive coarteeus attention, even if ] .heir wishes as 70 getting access to .he mine may @os m all eases De com glled with.
 Tory1- n m, r,f-p-r-.x
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
YeIIow Fever a'outribafions.

from t3e -9dn FrGncfsro Cbrontrle.
 It IS a eurious fact in connection with the contributions so far raised in this State for the benefit of che yellow fever sufferers in the South. that the eonyi-ts at San QIentin should have given more than the State officials at Sacramento, also that fhe poor little nepsboys of the city should have given more than Neb Hill aa the railway offices also that the AI.hs clerks gave more than the Board 5f Bgokcrs the sehoolmarms more Fha9 Ihe bonanzd kings. aud the bootblacks more than tac bankers that the thea- iefs promise more than the churches. and tlas the so-calied sbonaaza kings" gave the least of all. It s proper to adl that the Hebrew church anu the congregation of St. John's < Episcopal have made liberal dona ti0ns.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Keeps constantly on hand and for sale at
 wholesale and retail tke best kind of
Lager Beefl
which they offer Co citizens of this town and
 vicinity at the lowest prices also

Branch of thls Brewery at McMillen.
 Ariz0na,
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
I notable improsement b Natehes

A notable improvement in watches is reported from Chaux de Fords. Switzerland By a peculiar process tho figures on the dial are rendered lnmlnous, so flat if exposed once turing the day to sunlight they re- mai- phosphoreseent and visible throughout the night. Preparations have been made for the production of the watches en a large scale
 Becanse balnoral peIncoats hare fallen in price-and probably length cneu m dinienslons-the Chicago Times cries out for 2 reduction la scllo3lmarns snlaFlrs.