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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-22
Official Directory.

District Judge.
ERAsTE MoUToN.
District Attorney.
J. A. CHARGOIs.
Clerk Of District Court,
LAsTIE BRoUssApD.
Representative.
ADRIEN NUNEZ.
Parish Judge.
LYMAN G. LYONS.
Parish Attorney.
w. A. WHITE.
Sheriff.
g. B. SHAW.
Recorder.
LEO PERRET.
Tax. Collector.
J. S. NUNEz.
Police Jury.
N. PERRY, President,
s. WISE, u. y. BRoUssARD
II. HoFFPAUIR. +. u. LELEU
Town Council.
LEoscE PERRET, Mayor.
LAsrIE BRoUssARD, J. ABADIE,
s. WISE, j. BoYANCE,
Gro. E. Lyons, Constable.
Justices Of the Peace, Sd. Ward !:
r. 3. PATrEN, s,
Dspty. y. s. Surveyors
z. FhaAY.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-22
SOLOMON w ISL
N. PERRY.

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Art. 10th Resolved that the
salary Of the members and officers
of this body be fixed as follows
for the current year, payable
quarterly:
Members $500 per diem during
attendance and ten cents per mile
in coming and going to the Court
House. Clerk Police Jury s 100
Parish Treasurer $500 and
constable $500. 81
The following report Of the Fl
nance Committee was read and
adopted, viz
To the Honorable President and
members Of the Police Jury Of
the parish OF Vermilion.
Your committee as. directed By
resolution Of your honorable body
under date of December I'd 1878,
most respectfully report, that there
yet remains uapaid on the crimi.
nal fund Of 1877, Originating in
1870 the following amount !:
Lastie Broussard s 330 81 |
A G. Newell 27O 90
) Wise assg sund claims Al IS |
G G D0son shrf St.lAndry AZ. 90
Trasimond GuIdry il "a 65I
G B Shaw 6 45
zephirin Hebert 3 10 7
Aurelien Bencit g. 20 /
On6sia Benoit 3 90 /
Camille Bencit s 90 !:
Jachb Isaacs transfd 3 so
Placide Leblanc 4 80 !,
Leo Landry l SO 1
rhsoGn Landry / lS4 /
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-22

three competent persons to b
I known as the Finance Commit
/ tee"
Whereupon the President an
! pointed Messrs S. Wise A. G
Maxwell and Alonzo Vanslyke OF
said committee.
Art. 9th Resolved, that resolu
tion No 9 adopted July Its 1878
be, and the same is hereby repeal
ed, and the following resolution
substituted.
Art. 7th Resolved, that the
president Of this body be author.
lied to appoint a committee Of
three competent men to contract
for the repairing of said bridge,
to soperintend said repairs and to
receive the. bridge after the com,
pletion Of the work to be done
thereon.
Art. 9Th Resolved, that the
person to contracted with be re.
quired to furnish bond in the sum
of Five hundred dollars in favor
Of the president Of the Police,
Jury, and to his satisfaction with
solvent security to guarantee
the faithful performance Of the
contract for said bridge repair );
said bond to be cancelled when
the bridge will be received.
The president appointed Messrs
W. w. EdwardsiS. Wise and A.
G. Maxwell on said bridge
committee.s
Art. 9th Resolved. that the
Finance Committee be and they
ire hereby instr ucted to. settle
with the tax-collector and parish
Treasurer and report at next|
meeting Of this body.
The Finance Committee report
ID the following Budget orpro.
'able estimate Of the expenses +
# the Parish for the year 1879;
he same was adopted and order.
d to be published during 80 days
ceording to law before levying
aid t0Y. ~ ~ 95s.8 .s |
Criminal prosecution fund, in
luding per diem of Grand and
'etit Jurors. Witnesses, Clerk of
,ourt, Sheriff and Coroner 8 mills
2 Printer & Stationer's z
9 sheriff. fees for holding
'ourt T.
4 Magistrates. Constable's,
hysician, Collectors and l.
SCISSORS fund 81. q
5 Police Jury, Finance
ommittee, Clerk Of Police
ury, Parish Treasurer and
Unstable Of Police Jury II L
8 For repairing bridge at (
bbeville 4
10 9
I For Public Schools 2
Total 10. l
Respectfully submitted.
N SOLOMON Wise,
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POLICE JURY.

/, On Saturday, the 25th day Of
January A. D. 1879, the newly
elected members of the Police
Jury Of said parish met at the
Courthouse in the town Of Able.
vile. ~ q
z The Jury was called to ) order
by the clerk when the following
named members presented their.
commissions and oaths Of Office,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-22
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j + Brorssard

7 !, $772 O2aa
Mr.. Jos. s. Nuuez, tax collector
has collected, as per duplicate re.
celpts on his stump book from the
10Th November to the 3lst De
cember 1878, as follows:
On rolls OF 1877 S 835 II
90 76 26 40
90 70 4 IS
90 ~ 6 "a
M 90 ~ 6 80
[Signed] A. G. MAXWELL,
Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-22

ny the clerk when the following
named members presented their
commissions and oaths Of Office,
viz:
lst district--Severien Primeaux,
I'd do Joseph Trahan,
Sd do--Alonzo Vanslyke,
4th do--J I. Broussard,
5th do--Howard HofDauir, se
9th do-Demosthene Nunez.
9TH --I.ouis Thibeaux.
Having taken their seats pro-
ceeded to organize by electing the
following officers of their body,
VIZ :yffsae at
Howard Hoffpauir, president.
AMBROSE Lacour, clerk.
NJ. G. Bronssard, Treasurer.
ID The Office of Constable was let
out to the lowest bidder, and was
awarded to Alexandra Broussard
at $50 per ,annum, he being the
lowest bidder.
Il On motion Of Mr.. Vanslyke the
jury adjourned to a special meet
ing to be held this day for the
transaction of ordinary business.
At 2 O'Clock P. NJ. the jury re.
assembled, the same members
present. y
h j. T. Broussard, commissioner
Of unbranded stock for the 18th
district made the following report:
Stock &c sold by him 5 "a 90
Deduct expenses &C., 6 90
Balance l8 40 /
which amonnt he paid into the
hands of tn. president of his
cody. st.NE
Art ] Resolved that the presi.
lent Of the Polics Jury be author
zed to advertise ann lease the
public ferry across the bayou Ver-
nilion at Abbeyille, for one year,
IF until the, completion of the
ridge, in accordance with law.
Art 2 Be it further resolved,
hat the president Of this body be
uthorized to contract with some
erson1to keep said ferry tempo
arily, until the same shall be :
EASEL as above provided.
Art 8 kesolve1 that it shall be :
nlawful for any person or per- \ \
ons, except the keeper of the pub. !
c ferry, to cross passengers over I
le bayou Vermilion for hire at' /
ny point on said bayou between s
'erry's Bridge and Emile Duhon's {
ssidence. n
Art 4 Resolved that any per- {
IN violating the provisions Of the 2
receding resolution, shall be sub 1 a
ct to a fine Of ten dollars for each {
fense, to be collected before any {
,urt Of competent jurisdiction. j
le-half Of said fne to 60 the ia. P
rmer and the other to be paid I
to the parish treasury. II
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$75l 10
Abbeville, La, Jany. Is, 1879.
W. A. WHITE.
!. Parish Attorney.
On motion said report was
adopted.
+ The Jury then adjourned to
meet on the 10th day Of February
1879.
Howard HoFFpAUlR,
President.
A. LAcoUR, Clk. m
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-02-22

A true copy :i
A. LACOUR, elk P. j.
REPORT OF PARISH ATTORNEY.
10 the President and members Of
the Police Jury Of Vermilion
Parish
Gentlemen II herewith submit
my report Of collections and dis,
'bursements made in the matters of
the suit of the Police Jury Of Yer.
million Parish vs.. j. A. Brookshier
ct ais:
Received Of Lastie Broussard
security $3.50 90.
Lazarc Broussard thro'
g. 3. Shaw sheriff 251 90
Arvene Hebsrt admir- $50 90
81, Il s Isl 10.
ANTS. costs Of Lastie s
Bronssard, elk $4lI SO .Ifao'
Ny fees retained n 100 90 h9H
Turned over P. T'r. 239 %
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-13

For making up annual statement for the
services as Co Clerk for or. Co fund.-.
. salary as Probate Judge for or to Feb
1878. County fund...--..........:"...
f" salary as Supt Of com schools for or to
Feb 1878. County fund.-.-...........
" serv as co elk from Mar to Jun | co fund
" sal as supt com schls
=" fees in Grim cases in probate court Cur
nett and Comasky. County fund.......
(" tees in serv grid and pet jurors Apr term
District court. County fund ............
6 serv witnesses in attendance at Dist court
April term. County NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
{" sal as probate judge for the or. Co fund
!" fees in case OF ter VS. Gurnett. " "
" " Comasky 4"
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-13
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
Receipts and Expenditures of the County Of %Heagher, M. T.
FROM MARCH LIST, 1878, TO MARCH 1st, 1879.

TH0TH NT7NC1I ISL, n To MANC Isl, =
OFFICE IF TIL COUNTY CLERK, County of Meaehey Territory of Montana
DIAMOND CITY, FEB. %, 1879.
I WN honorabs, MeB Board of County Commissioner of said coMuy-GENTLEAEN:-
hpusIahce OF law, L herewith present IL detailed statement of thu receipts and eX-
renscs OF tue county tOrt the fsuny year ending February g. 1872 showing
lt a hn and complete satenento the liabilities ad assets Of he county, includ-
20 A tnst statement OF the receipts Of the county ueasnrert fer taxes licenses etc,
ad 10Y tes same vase pended
SCI. A detailed satement of al the accounts allowed b " the board OF county COM
customers, showing to whom and on what account county orders have ben allowed
during the year
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED o. HE EVER DURINGT H YEAR..
VIII All lTo WHO'D ALLOWED FOR WHAT SERVICE AND ACCOUNT AMOUNT
#
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-13

for sery as co Ok from u l to Sept rs CO fd
= sal as prob jge
!" sal as suptc sch'ls !"
!" serv Wis Deep erik school Dist No 6, co fd
!" !" as sheriff in the Grim case of ter VS.
Brown, co
" sery as elk in m'k'g up tax blk and abs c II
= :" slleriffin sung cd and pit jurors for
Oct TIM Dist court 1878. co tund.........
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the farmer The Self
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small gavel the rake ~
distance This machine
Dopper Each machine built Mower. arranged
Attachment Self Rake
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M-rchauiise, Fruit AMI Vegetables, ..'Es rates ns
above per ten measurement
Wool, seven dollars pr ton weight. bref hides
each 10 cents
Wood, Sand, Stone and Live Stock nj agreed os
rates up down, by ear loal.
Fast freight rates ST. per ton, mp o. ooSn, re-
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All freight not delivered before P. on the day
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11


A curious instance Of the power Of con-
science Is reported from England A few
days ago rough-looking laborlng man of
forty-nine years " age, Jonathan Geydon
by name the son Of farmer who resided
at Wathhmstow, presented himself at the
Horsham Police Station and after giving
his name stated that some twenty years
before he.had gone into the house of MIR.
Small, at n place called Chingford, In lcs-
sex, aud ss the family were away at church
1t being Sunday morning, had murdered
the woman who was MIR. Smalls sister.
The officers thinking him drunk or crazy,
locked him up ever night, and next morn
ing the prisoner was asked whether he still
adhered 10 his confession OF the previous
night He replied that he did, aud wished
to have the murder Investigated. lie
was accordingly sent ON to Chingford, and
an officer was detailed TO make inquiries,
when 10 was found that Miss Mary White
aged seventy-two, had indeed been murder
ed on Sunday morning the 2ist of June
1857. While MIR. Small and his wife were
at Chingford Church Geydon entered the
house evidently for the purpose of plumber
knocked the old lady down with a stick
and cut her throat and succeeded In get
ting away from the house. AT an inquest
verdict of "Wilful murder" was return
ed against some party or parties unknown
and u reward of e100 was offered by Cover
ment for the apprehension of Geydon, who
had just been released from prison where
he had served term for horse-stealing and
who had been seen near the place. Gey-
don, when asked what prompted him to
commit the murder, replied that he sup
posed It was the devil. He said that he
knew the time Mr.. Small and his family
went to church and so went to the back
gate and knocked at the back door, aud
when Miss White opened it attacked her
and having knocked her down took out his
knife and cut her throat. She died Instant
ly. He pulled the body inside the door
then took what he wanted. He had been
in constant fear of being taken, and he
had since wandered thousands of miles,
having tramped every county in England,
and sailed to various quarters of the globe.
Since his imprisonment he has expressed
satisfaction at the rest he at last feels.
The English authorities have arranged for
his prosecution in due form upon his con-
fession, the evidence taken at the inquest,
and the testimony of survivors who have
fully identified him and who recolect all
the circumstances of the murder.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11

LANCASTER, Nov. 4--At an early hour
this morning man recognized as Harry
Grow, a carpenter by trade was found ly-
ing in dying condition under bridge
just east of Downington, where he soon
afterward died from his injuries, which are
believed TO have occurred on the road but
how they occurred is unknown An in
quest was to have been held this morning,
when it was thought there might be furth-
er developments. Crow was an employee
of the Pennsylvania railroad company at
eue time, but had not been employed by
them for five months past.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11

eB- While hunter named Throm was
passing across the farm of Franklin Seidel,
near the Marsh post Office in Chester coun-
ty, the other day his dogs flushed and he
blazed away. One of his dogs being sent
after partridge that had fallen refused to
go beyond certain line. Throm then star
ted to get the bird, but before he had TAX
en- many steps he suddenly sank several
feet into the ground and found himself sur
rounded with fire and ashes. The whole
field was on fire, but burning slowly and
emitting no smoke, the drought having SO
dried the ground and roots and all were
burning.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
Serious Railroad Accident.

NEWARK, N. j. November A train
on the Greenwood Lake railroad this morn
ing ran off the Hackensack draw bridge.
The only person killed was Ira Dexter,
the engineer, who had his neck broken.
d. Wood, baggage master; f. B. Tuttle,
merchant of New York Mr.. Harrison of
Woodside; John Matter, the fireman
VIM. Stark the conductor and Jesse Will
liams, brakeman were injured--some of
them severely. The others suffered no
other injury than drenching in ice cold
water and the exposure.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
A Spunky Merchant.

A dispatch from Middleton, N. Y, says:
At Morsston Station, in Sullivan county,
yesterday morning, three masked men en-
tered the store of Divine, Dubois & Co. to
rob the safe. They wakened Wilbur Den
man, the Junior partner, gagged him, and
with threats of cutting his throat demanded
that he should open the safe, which has a
combination lock. Denman refused, when
they inflicted serious injuries upon him
during the struggle he tore the masks from
the faces of two of them. Failing in their
attempt, they tied his hands TO the stove
and his feet to the safe and left without
taking anything. He was unconscious when
released, and remained so during all day
Sunday. This is the third attempt made
to rob the store within few years, Mr..
Denman being attacked both time.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-11
-Hae enda "CoIoso" de lguada.
Dieiembre % de 1878.
Bradley Fertilizer 4 Co.

Boston.
Muy Gres mios: Cuando ap6nas Sc conocfa en- esta
Isa e superfosfato de cal preparado por Nds; naee
ell espaciO de amos hube dc ponerlo en- caltdad de
ensayo ell algunOs de mis- cultivoS de cana, muy
particuarlnente en- aqIelos de tcrrenos mas arld0s
ado tan favorable que. COMO Vds saben he hscho
anualmente grandes compras d dioho abono para
aplicarlo las siembrAs de mis- ncas. La eXperien-
Cia adqurida por las observaciones hechas durante
perfodo en- que he Venido u>ando ese otr9s ap9-
gunos otros que me han proporciOnado para prue-
bas me recomienda el fertitizddOr de Nds. como el
mas prop6sito de meJores con c2ndclones IS que puf
dad circumstance de los terrenos que con muy
pocas excepciones todos igues Ell ell pa1s, slen-
Sc crreen que la terra en- dOnde cae ell Supe'J0dt0
dc V. Sc esteriza cuando la expert encia de muchos
que empeado perodi icamente Ell mis- piezas de ca
mas. despues de abandonadas estas vuelto sem
tado muy satisfactorio sin necesdad del abono. pu-
dendo aseGurar ademaS que no solo el Duen eXlto
Sc ha reducido al primer corte sino que en- alsunas
pleas sin repetir ell abuse ell segunuo ne ODt-
ndo una production de 0chOcel los Quntdles de cana
por c,terdd habendo sido ell .prmero solo de sete-
Concure por manfestarque trabajando con bra
zos libres costoSos es muy proposlt@ ell Je,uhsd-
paro de 81 con un buen sistema de cultivo, puede
obtenerse en- e terreno mas ester1 tres cuatro mas
ceSas por yas razones, hoy con ell convencimento
que me dan mis- eXperienciaS dem uchoS amos no ten-
go Inconvenience alguno en- recomendarl0 ms COM
pafierOs de agricultural, 4 qulenes aconseJo II en-
pleen SO convenceran catia dia mas de que no So
amente bueno sino equitativo su gasto 81 Sc tene
en- cuenta ell mayor rendimientO en- azucar que Sc OBJ
tene la cana cutivada con e supeJoTdto de cal.
4Aproyecho la ocasion de hallarse on Aguadilla ell
socfo principal de la para hacerle esta manfes-
tacion espontiinea. guiado tan solo por un senti-
mento de verdad juStica, si9nlfcandole al proplo
tempo la consideration con que tengo el gusto de
suscrbirme su muy alto. s. 5.
Q.B.s.M :.
EMILIO YAD1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-11
ALMANAQUE Dbl. B0LETIN PARA 1879.

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