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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02


trarelers. can hare THE DAILY TRIBUNE mailed TO
item. postpaid, for 81 per month, the address being
changed as often desirod
The effort which was made last Winter to
induce the Government 70 purchase very
valuable collection of relics of Washington
was happily successful, aud they will doubt
less soon be seen in the Capital hav-
ing been already sent there visitor
who had the privilege of seeing these memen-
toes of the first President in the old
Virginia mansion where he left them, gives
description on another page of some of the
most important. The portrait by an unknown
artist is considered one of the best extant,
and the ledger is a faithful p0rtraiture of
Washington's daily life during a series of
years.
In Wisconsin, the Republicans have no
State Convention this year, there being no
election of State officers. As a substitute,
there has been a meeting of the State Com
mittee. at which platform has been adopted.
This, in its cOnciseness and good sense, is
certainly good argument, so far as
it goes for the constructions OF plat
forms by small bodies. There deliber-
alton ia possible and the careful fore
thought of an individual need not be marred
by the feverish haste of the many. The Wis
cousin statement of principles is mainly taken
ND. as Republican platforms should be nova
DAYS. with a defence of sound money. The
fourth plank is whole sermon, in brief, upon
the delusion of absolute money" which,
It well says, would soon be "abso-
lutte in one respect only - absolutely
"worthless.D Upon the Presidents policy, the
committee preserved a careful neutrality, recOg-
nizing the sincerity of his intentions while
admitting honest differences Of opinion regard
ing his acts. Another section in which the
President is referred to every Republican con-
ventiOn could well adopt Even Democrats
will admit that the Potter investigation has
'wholly failed to disclose any improper action
''by President Hayes"
Just what Mr. Hewitts Committee on the
Labor Question can accomplish, or what it can
find out that was not known before, it is not
easy to see. But, If it does nothing more, it
will be Of service in proving to real working
men the shallOwness Of some Of their bogus
advocates. There was an air of sincerity
about the representatives of the stOnecutters,
and, however much their political econ.
omy was at fault, it was evident that
5 they believed in their theories. But when
McGregOr and Schwab appeared on the scene.
with their Grass ignorance and their beery as
sumption of infinite wisdom, with their blood
eurdIing whispers and their palaver about "the
feelings of humanity" il must have been APP
parent TO the coItmittee that it was dealing
with the cheapest sort Of demagOgues These
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02

Mr.. Schuyler meets with much amiablity Mr..
George Remnants recent charge that the English
version Of Tolstoy's Cossacks Is marred by many
blunders. lie admits some of the mistakes but
suggests that too literal translation would have
lacked grace aud case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02
And brought them back TO heaven again."
there will DO /" q grand hop"

That theory about the eclipse which represented
the sun as in a sluggish and inactive mood after the
family quarrel with the moon, would seem to DO
cOntradicted by the heavy rains Of yesterday Some
of the showers were violent and there was
a considerable rainfall in q short time. The
rainfall in this city about four p. m. was
one and one-tenth inches in the heavy shower
about haf-past six o'clock it more than half an
inch. These figures are repeated at other points.
At Keoknk, for example, the afternoon rainfall was
more than one and half inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-02

The Pennsylvania Republicans take the field
early, and under good leader. They open their
campaign q week from tomorrow three months
before election-wth meeting at Oil City, at
which Galusha A.. Grow will speak. They begin the
fight with the intention Of winnlng-the best way
To begin. They propose 10 gain in Congressman and
TO hold their own in the Legislature which elects
Senator. Now let every other Republican State
understand also that the issue this Fall is the
XLVIth Congress.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
SllERlFFS SALE

\. samuel sam J. Boyd State OF Lon.,,ana.
:, w. Parish oi Rrt,a,J
H. L NrLenore. il,h Di,,fir, C ,'',
~ "riuc OF a wit OF ii. IA. i>.urd ,,'..,
Use ii"""rab!e lirh District Conrr in and .,
.'e !'an>h OF Richland, State of Lou;.;,,a
ID me ABOVE entitled and numbered .,,;, o,.I
!" re dire ted, have seized and viii ,,I'.s
i'r '"ic at 'hc door of IA, court hons. II, ,h,.
10Y n OF fnyriIlr. said Parish Of Richl',nJ az,
saturday. hs l5h dag Of June, 1878
az P"o'ic auction, 10 the la, and hipLr>, b;d.
"tr, Wc following described prouel,y. town
me s"htii east quarter of the ,nn,h ga,
quarter and the west half Of the ,nu;h ga,
quarter "i section three in Town,l,jr ,ev.,.
'e'h han-e nine cas-; Also, the north Lalf
'"c norm west quarter ana the north We,
quarter ct the north east quarter Of ,cc,on
twenty-five in Township eighteen. R.nr.
hIne east together with all the lui,diu,,. ,,,J
improvements thereon
Seized a> the property Of B. r. McLemorc
Defendant, and will be sold to pav sail dol,
Interest and all costs.
Terms of salc-cash, with the b,n,G, or
J. A. LIDDELL. Sh,nr
Sheriff Office. Rayvile, La,
May IL, ls7S.-6t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
Sheriff s Sale.
James e.. Coon

James C.. Cooper Estate of Ioy;siao,
vs.. No. 800 Parish of RShI,n,,
{. ii. Moore, sheriff, 18th Distric, Cour,
etaIJ
ID virtue of n wri, Of alias Fl. IA. isspe,
ID from the Honorable 18th Distric, Com,
IN and for the parish of RichIand. State If
Louisiana, in the above entitled sni,. and ~
me directed, | have seized and will offer for
sale AT the door Of the cour, house in the town
OF Rayvilie, said parish Of Rchand, on
SATURDAY the 18Th Doyof June, 1873,
at public auction to the last and highest bidder
the following described property, ,o.wit:
An undivided one-sixth Q.C) inrerrs, in
Lots one and two II 4 y in square Eiyh, (s\
IN the town of Rayvilie, La, each 10, fronting
sixty feet on Benederc Street and running
back south one hundred and twenty feet ON
Louise street, as per plat Of the town of Ray
vile, La, together with all the buildings and
thereon.
Terms of Sale-Casli, with the benefit of
J. \. LlDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, RayvilIe, La,
May IL, lS1S.-Gt -|HEff
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
Sheriff s Sale.

). {. Herring State of Louisiana,
No. ~. VS.. Parish of Richland,
A Dyson. Parish Court.
By virtue OF a writ of Fl. "a. issued
from the Honl Parish Court, in and for the
parish of Richand, State of Louisiana, in the
above entitled and numbered suit and to me
directed, have seized and will offer for sale
at the door Of the court house in the town Of
Rayville, said parish of Richland, on
Saturday, tie Sth day Of June, 1878.
at public anction to the last and highest bid
der, the following described property. to wit:
One ser Sagments ofmalleabIc lion for six
teen foot wheel One pinion and gudgeons
for main shaft and band wheel.
Seized as the properly of A. Dyson,
defendant, and will he sold to pay said debt,
interest aud all costs.
Terms of sale-Twelve months credit,
purchaser to give bond with approved secur.
u, bearing per cent. interest
j. A. LlDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff Office. Rayvillc, La,
May -, lS1o-i;l
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
Terrific Cyclone in Missouri.

st. Louis. June "A special from
Richmond, Mo, says terrific cyclone
passed over that place about o'clock
this evening, leveling to the ground
over half of the buildings in the town;
over one hundred houses totally Ges-
troyed, and the loss of property will
reach quarter of a million dollars.
The Shaw House, large brick hotel,
was demolished, and the inmates bur.
led in the ruins. So far as known ten
were killed, three MORALLY wounded,
and great number seriously hurt.
st. Louis, June $50 far fifteen
dead from the cyclone at Richmond,
Mo. Two more are expected to die
Immediately. Forty seriously or NOR.
tally wounded.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
u art No 3.
OROIN.INCE 40. /.

See. !. Be 1t ordained by the Police jury
OF the Parish Of Richland, that J. B. Davis be
ana be Is hereby appointed overseer Of the
road from Point Jefferson to the old brick
Kiln on the fal'our place and that lie Lave
under his control hands on the Owens, Dabbs
and Dennis places and all other hands on the
! me oi sad road not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. lie it further ordaincd that Il D..
Edwards he and lie is hereby appointed
"vcTsrer of the road from old brick kiln on
the Baiiour place 10 the lower end of Ryan :
/ lane on Bocuf river, aud that he have SUBJECT
To ms control all the hands on the line OF said
road not Otherwise appropriated.
Sec. ;. BE il further ordained that w. Z.
J. i'ri be and he is hereby appointed overseer
OF the road from I.ainurche ferry to. New Sa.
lem Chnrcli, ami thai he have subject TO his
control all the hands on the line of said road
not otherw Sc appropriated.
See. |. be it further ordained that j. ii.
"rlIiin he and hc is hereby appointed over
seer of the road from Crew Lake TO Ion place,
and that lie have under his control hands on
the Webb, Milling, Cooksy. Powell Griffin
and Mrs Nelson's places, and all o,her hands
on the line Of said road not otherwise appro>
priatcd.
See. s. Be it further ordained that JAS NJ.
Galloway he and lie is hereby appointed
orcr>ecr Of the road from New Salem Church
io Hirnrd and thai he have under his control
all The hands living in Grard on North side
Of the railroad, Wells, Ion & Ryan places.
plIve' place and all other hands on line of
sad roa'' not otherwise Appropriated.
Sec. q. BE ii further ord,ined, That l. F..
lamar he and he is hereby appointed over-
seer OF the road from Crew Lake To east bank
OF Lafonrche crossing, and tina, he have un-
der his control all the hands on Wynn Island.
See. Z. BE- it further ordained, That Ben
Nlyrlck be and he is hereby appointed over
seer Of the road from south end of Edwards
lane To Girard, and that he have under his
control the hands living in Girard south of the
railroad, hands on Sanders, Deming Riley, !
Myrick 4 Rains, and Edwards places, and !
all other hands on line of said road not other !
wise opp opriated.
Sec. 8. BE it further Orlaned, That J. l.. !
kushln. he and lie is hereby appointed over
seer of the rna,l from south end Of Edwards |
lane TO Cievcnger school house aud that he |
have under his control hands on the Oliver,
Mrs. Pucket', Jim Bennett. Clevenser, Th1rp,
Abe Thompson (bo,h places). and Alfred
OsteeE places, and all other hands on the line
Of said road not Otherwise Appropriated
Adopted June Ord, 1878.
JOHN BISHOP,
Attest: President.
joins S. SCNMERLIy
Clerk Police jury.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
Total. .....S2O,4l4 6S

Total. .S20,4l4 GO
Tax collectors are required by law
TO make monthly statements Of collec.
tons to the Auditor, and these state
ments are compared with their &C.
counts of deposit with the Fiscal
Agent, with whom they are required
to make quarterly settlements and de-
post all the money collected each
quarter; and thus collectors who may
he so disposed are shut off from all
chances of speculation, the funds not
being left in their hands long enough
TO allow them time to use them in
speculation. 1t also removes the pos
sibili,y Of defaleation or embezzle-
ment Of any very large amounts, that
would accumulate in their hands if
settlements were only made once
year. So our readers can readily see
that our State finances are very close
1y guarded so far as collectors are con-
cerned.
We are glad to learn from our Tax
Collector that the finances of our par
ish are in a very healthy condition.
The Indebtedness of the parish on
obligations incurred in former years
is estimated at about $500. 90; to pay
which amounts there is a special tax
levied, to be paid in currency or the
evidences of Indebtedness issued dur.
ing those years. A liberal estimate
OF the expenses of the current year,
be thinks, will not exceed $4,000, 90.
while the total possible collections on
the roll of 1871 amount to $40, 900. 90;
but the probable collection will be
$S000.O0 on said roll, and on back
years about $250O.OO. This will bring
the parish out Of debt, with possibly
small surplus in the treasury, which
Is a condition of affairs devoutlv to be
wished for Therefore, parties who
bold any kind of evidences of iudebt-
ness against the parish can see that it
is not to their interest to dispose of
them at discount. They are nearly
at par now, and it will not be lono
before ten dollar parish claim will
be worth ten dollars 10 greenbacks.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
ORDINANCE NO. 10

Be it ordained by the Police lurx of the
Parish OF Richand that the sam of Forty
po''ars he ami The same is hereby appro,
Pf'a'ed out OF any bridge fund in the Parish
treasury n't otherwise appropriated, to pay
LOT lumber to Tx Muddy Bayou bridge on the
road leading from Alto to Little Creek
De It further ordained that John A. Hemler,
z. IL. Williams and J. I. Hardesty be and
uey are hereby appointed board of CONS
n'iss'oners 'oprcpare diagram of said bridge
ny winch the overscer shall build and fix
said bridge.
be It further ordained that should said over.
seer, L +. Robbins, fail 10 build and iix SAID
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08

Sec. >. b. II further ordained, That 4 l.
iw in he and he j. hereby appointed ovcrsecr
of the road from Muddy bayou TO Redmou-i,
and that he have subject to his control oil The
hands adjacent 10 said road no, Otherwise
appropriated.
See. g. BE it further ordained That 1heo
Boies be and he is hereby appointed over>cer
of the road ho,n the old Johnson gin 10 the
middle Of RedmoulI bridge and that he have
control of all hands subject to road dnfy on
he line of sand road not Otherwise appropri-
aied.
Sec. t. BE it further oriainct, That FL
Boie> be and he is hereby appointed oversecr
of r!re road from the Hampton school house
to Alto, and that he have control at all hands
subject To road duty adjacent 10 said road no,
Otherwise appropriated.
Adopted Iunc Bird. 1873.
JOHN BISHOP,
Attest President Police Jury.
john :. SUMNEILiy,
Clerk Police Jury
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
Ward No. ..
ORDINANCE NO. ..

Sec. !. Be it or,laiued by the Police Jury
of the Parish Of Richand, that J. d. McCor
kle be and he is hereby appointed oversaer OF
the road leading from Rayvile to Trio
p antation and that he have subject to his
control all the hands in Rayvile north of the
railroad and all the hands on the line of said
road not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. .. Be it further ordained that r p.
Wammack be and he is hereby appointed
overseer of the road from Cheeks ferry 10
corner Of Daniel Stewards place, and that he
have subject TO his control hands on Mrs.
Latham, VIM. Stewart, Winters, Wells. Eason
and Cheeks places, and all other hands on
line of said road not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 3 Be il further ordained that Julius
Hamrnis be and he is hereby appointed overs
seer Of the road from RayvIle TO l.. II. Viii
lard's, and that he have subject to his control
all the hands IN Rayvile on sou,h side of
railroad, Mrs. Gral,am's Priichard's, Simms
Sinms Il Horn, aud Willard places, and all
other hands on line Of said road not Otherwise
appropriated.
Sec. 4. Be it further ordained that f.
Mcdonald be and he is hereby appointed
overseer Of the road leading from L. H. Viii
lard's to Coopers Cross roads, and that he
have subject to his control all the hands on
Enoch Thompsons place, JOHN OWNS, Ira
Barfelds, Hibbh & Mcdonald, "a. Gwin,
5. 7. Burk, S. 5. Bouphion or Archibald place,
A. b. Cooper's, JEFF Perkins places, and all
other hands on the line Of said road not oih>
erwise appropriated.
Sec. D. BE it further ordained that A. NJ
Ih'idress be ami he is hereby appointed over
seer on the road eadsug from Bee Bayou to
hayville, and that he have under his control
an al the hands on the Herbin, Mrs. Freys, J.
I. Marshall; Mics Lis Graham. and w. W.
Cu,npnon places. hands on Mitchell Ridge
ana Mrs. kenncdy's places, and all ether
hahds on the line Of said road not otherwise
appropriated.
Sec 6. Be IL further obtained tina, d. G.
-nefher be appointed overseer of the
road from Bee Bayou to Big Creek. and tina,
he have the hands on Grossbsck, Evans. Mrs
6a'les's Joe Coons & Silvey places. and all
other hands on the line Of said road no, o,I-
erwise appropriated
Adopted June 3, 1878.
JOHN BISHOP,
Pres.
Attest JONI $. SrNNrRLry.
Clerk Police 'ury
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Wyche & Morgan Estate Of Louisiana,
vs.. iG3 Parish of Rchland
James NJ. Berry & Go. SIIth District Cont.
Df virtue ola writ Of pluries f ia, issued
ID from the Honorable 18th District Court
in and for the Parish Of Richland, State of
Louisiana, in the above entitled and mum.
bered suit, and 10 me directed, have seized
an will offer for sale, NJ the door of ihs
&c lrt House in the town of Rayvile, SAIL
parish Of Richland, on
Saturday, the 18th, day of June, 1873,
at public auction, to the last and highest bid
der, the following described property, to-wi':
A certain Lot of ground situated in the
Town Of Delhi in the Parish of Richland, La,
in Block No. IL. as per plat of said Town, sit.
uated on the south si,le of the North Louisiana
4 Texas Railroad, bounded on the east by
the property Of the estate of Frank Miles,
known as Restaurant" and on the north BY
lhe railroad reserve, and on the west and
south by lots of Mrs. r. Cerdea Bishop, hav-
ing front on said railroad reserve of fifty
feet and a depth Of one hundred and five
feet. together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
Terms of sale-Cash, without the bene6t
appraisemnt
J.. A. LTDDELL, Sheriff
Sherifs Office, Rayville, La,
May II, lS7S.-6t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
Shot Him.

About S o'clock Yesterday morning
Ralph Smith and All Bowman, two
colored men working on the Key plan
talion. got into difficulty. and Smith
put load of bucksLot in Bowman,
who is supposed to be MORALLY
wounded, aud then Smith got away,
and is now at large. He is "a years
old, dark color, about five feet nine
inches high, and heavy set. The
shooting is said to have been brutal
act. without cause or provocation.-
Carroll COnserrattce
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
The 18th Day of June. 1878.

the undividcd half of the following described
property, situated in said parish:
The south east quarter and the north west
qua ter o. section eighteen, township sixteen
north, range six cast. the south half of the
nnrtl east quarter and the cas-, half Of the
south west quarter OF SAID section and the
south east quarter Of the north east quarter of
section thirteen, township sixteen nor'h, range.
five east, containing five hundred and twenty
acres more or less.
Terms Of Sale-Twelve mouths credit
purchaser to give bond with approved secur-
ny, bearing per cent interest from date
and mortgage retained OH property sold.
J. A. LlDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriii's Office, RayviIle, La,
May 18th, lo7S.-it.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
ORUININI,c NO n

URDIN.7NGE NO. Q.
De It ordained by the Police JMry of the
Parish of RichIand that John A. Hemler
Assessor and Registrar, be and he is hereby
authorized to purchase and contract for seveo
poll books and stationery necessary to register
the qualified voters Of the Parish Of R,chianJ
De II iorther ordained that upon the pre-.
seI'auon oil the bill Of cost of the sad books
ana stationery by the said assessor ana regis
uar' ne having complied with the law, then
me CLERK OF the Police Jury shall issue
warrant to pay the same upon any money in
The treasury not Otherwise appropriated.
Adopted June 3, 1878.
JOHN BISHOP,
JOHN S. SuMnEnLry,
Clerk Police jury.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
ORDINANCE NO. G.
Clerk Police Jury.
IIdrd No Is.

Sec. |: Be it ordained by the Police Jury al
the Parish eff Richlanh, Thli J. A. Nhoon be
and he is hereby appointed oversrcr of the
road from AleXanters ferry 10 Girard and
Columbia road, and that lie have under h :
control the hands on the Lewis, SUD orand
and Boykn places. and all orh.r lands on
SAID road not Otherwise Appropriated.
Sec. ,. be IL further ordained. That Thos
Earle be and he Is hereby appointed ovcrseer
OF the road District No 10, and that lie have
the hands on the Caves, O-leen, Earle am,
Porter places Chris Tlllman and hands. Fer
dinand Moore and hands, and all other hand,
on or near said road uuJer rs control. mo-,
Otherwise Appropriated.
See. BE it further ordained, That Thos
HoIdiness be and he is hereby appointed
overscer of the road district No. s, ward 6,
and what he have under his control the hands
on his own, Muhirn and Mooney Prices.
Sec !. Be it further ordained, That Frank
Alexander be and he is hereby apI onied
ovcrsecr Of the road from the Hoidness
school house TO Alto. and thar he have under
lis control the hands on Mrs. Wilkcr,on's
place. hands on the old C.evcnyer place.
Alfred Sapp and Aaron Haygood and hand.
Adopted June Ord, 1873.
JOHN BISHOP,
Ancs'; Presiden, Police Jury.
JOHN S. SUsMERLIy,
Clerk Police Jury.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
ORDINANCE NO. II.

Be i ordained 10y TIE Police Jury that the
sale barter or eXclar.c If intoxicating liquor
bctw cen the hours of - o'clock Saturday
nigh; ard l.. O'Clock Sunday night BE- and the
sam" j. hereby prohibited within the parish
uudrr pcua!iy Of fifteen dollars for eaci
and every offence, to be collected by Informs
rlon ar Indictment, and in default OF payment
of the penalty and costs. the accused shall be
sentenced To Imprisonment, ia the Parish Jail
for ten days
BE it ordained tina, ihi, ordinance take
effect from and after H. passage
Adopted June s. 1873
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
ORDINANCE NO. 9.

BE it ordained by the Police Jury of the
Parish Of Richland that David Denny. f.
Comer, John Binion, W. L. Oliver, ID r.
Petuf, X. {. Bell and Asa Haley lie an.
pointed commissioners TO review and marx
out a road from Big Creek (when Ward No.
has made rosd) to Boeuf river and report to
the Police Jury at its next regular meeting.
Adopted June 3, 1878.
JOHN BISHOP,
Auest: President Police Juryt
Jony S. SUMMERLIy,
Clerk Police Jury.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08

State Of Louisiana. Parish of Richland,
Parish Court.
Succession Of Thos. Il. Cleland, Deceased.
y" HEREAS, c. H. Moore has FLED in
w the Office of the clerk of the 18th
District Court, in and for said Parish of
Richlan', his application for the adminis,ra-
ton of the estate of Thomas H. Cleland. de-
ceased
Now, Therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within Ten days from the date hereof,
the said c. II. Moore will be appointed ad-
miniSrrator Of the sard estate upon complying
with the requisites Of the Law
j. NEWT. PITTS,
Clerk 18th District.
Rayville. La. May 81. lS7S-3t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Proceedings Of the Police Jurv
Of the Parish Of Richland.
RAyvILLE, La, June .. 1879

KAYvILLE, La, june ., 1878.
The Police Jury in and for the Parish or
Rjchiantl, met pursuant ~ adjournnen, 90
this the 81 day Of June, 1878.
Present-'ohn Bishop, President, Member
Ward No |; Elijah Scott, Member Ward No
y; John II. Milling, Member Ward No. 2.
n. G. Mangham. Member Ward No 4;PH'
Parhsru, Member Ward No. 5, John L. Lob.
DELI Member Ward No 6; Frank Hatch.
Member Ward No. 7.
The Board was called TO order by the Pres.
aiens.
On motion, reading OF minutes was dis
pensed with.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-08

bnI-" accofl.~ Il the diagram OF said CON.
mI>>ionrrS ihis ordinance shall be nah
Adopted June 3, 1873.
JOHN BISHOP.
Attest: Prs
joins s. SUnNERL!y.
Clerk Police Jury.