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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

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And still the cotton comes IN.
RIleyue merchants happy
, III Mutellted
3eFverybody is looking for IA
Christmas
Bellevue is the boss cotton
HbettGOr high figures
L. geIIeyue merchants enjoyed q
trade during all of the past
- number of legal lights have
i il attendance upon Parish
r. France to the front and make
rheart clad when You sell your
Em.
q Bellevue Masonic Lodge will
tEeir officers fer ensuing year
Enlay.
Sowing to people laying in
i supplies, our merchants are
ga good business.
q q Remember Henry Dreyfuss
+ sn, Shreveport, when you want
ftef elotates.
5 o Rev. Nr. Hatfield, Baptist,
erled fine sermons here Thurs
aud Friday nights.
q Monday was Il wet, foggy,
Emlday-one calculated to give
vRsn a fit Of the blues.
There is IL demand for new
i1sand dwellings, in and around
kyao. Who will build them.
n Our readers will do well to
d the advertisements of the
ryeport merchants, in the Ban,
this week. 4
q Webster parish had a lively
aaess delegation in town this
VI. They brought cotton ant
lagootl price for it.
q Many of our exchanges arr
mtins marriages rather frequent
d late. Why can't some of oul
mtr boys get married, just fo
o As the long winter nights ar,
amg nigh it would not be anlis
idvlA. boys and girls to reinaii
he house and improve thei
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

is looking for a
Nm Christmas.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

l. nlIoyue merchants happy
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

Is And still the cotton comes H.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

Sowing to people laying in
h supplies, our merchants are
III good business.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

f o Bellevue Masonic Lodge will
/ tEeir officers for ensuing year
In,1,r
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

Ia Remember Henry Dreyfuss
sn, Shreveport, when you want
Aft6f elofales.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

polleyue is the boss cotton
[aetfor high figures.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

I - France to the front and make
l.bpart clad when You sell your
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, 4 number of legal lights have
/, il attendance upon Parish
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

b Rev. Nr. Hatfield, Baptist,
krled fine sermons here Thurs
aud Friday nights.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-12-11

l. Have you paid your taxes!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-07

amend an act to regulate the gov
eminent of the Hospital for the In
sane.
Dir. Blackman a bill to appropriate
ono-half OF the Territorial tax of
Snohomish county to build a Ter
rtorial road in said county.
Mr.. Roeder, House joint resolution
relating to the entry aud clearance
OF vessels under 30 tons register.
Resolution adopted.
Bills were likewise introduced re-
lAing to the public printing in
Pierce county; relating to salary of
Prosecuting Attorney Of the Second
judicial District; relating to travel
on roads and highways; to prohibit
sheep and hogs from running at large
in Pacific county; to legalize certain
roads and highways.
Mr.. Snyder, bill to dispose of
license money in Jefferson county,
which, under suspension of the
rules, passed.
Provides that so per cent. shall
paid to the school fund, 25 per cent.
to the county, and the balance re-
main in the city treasury of Port
Townsend.
Mr.. Taylor, q bill to change the
line between Walla-walla and Co.
lum bia counties.
MIR. Taylor, o bill to establish
pilots and pilot regulations on the
straits of Puget Sound.
After which, House adjourned.
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Mr.. Twlss, bill to amend an act
le.uting to Justices Of the Peace.

Mr.. Twlss, bill to amend an act
Heating to Justices Of the Peace.
Mr.. Smith, II bill to amend the
city charter of Seattle.
MIR. Ward, Il bill to provide for
assessing ard collecting county and
Territorial revenue.
Mr.. Tilley, 10y request, introduced
IA bill to legalize tue action of the
! Board of Commissioners Of Tnurston
county levyinS Il special tax for 1879.
! Substitute for House bill relating
to mortgages on personal property.
| passed. Ayes, 20; noes, l.; asleep l..
House bill to provide for children
OF Mary Philips, a Territorial con-
vict, passed with amendment reduc-
ing compensation to SO cents per
day. Ayes, %; noes, 5; absent, 2.
Mr., White introduced n resolution
for The appointment of Il committee
Of five to investigate the charge of
iobberv made against the Board of
Education by the Oregonian reporter.
Several members testified to the
high character of the Board.
The Speaker thought the whole
matter had better be treated with
silent contempt.
Mr.. Shaw thought it was taking
two much notice of II newspaper to
arnoint Il committee to investigate
al> charge it might make.
l Is ui.io 'v;'iant that the gentle
men has never held a position which
has exposed him to be critical an
alysis OF peculiarities of character,
or he wouil not affect contenr'
tOv matters he does not thoroughly
understand.
Mr., White withdrew the resolu-
ton.
House bill to provide pigeon hole
desk Tor Supreme Conrt, failed to
pass. Ayes, II; noes, 13.
Mr.. TiIley said that he had u wag-
on-load OF pl'eon holes in his stable
belonging to the Territory, that were
ut the service OF the Supreme Court,
This " Argument, coming after the
doFoa' Of the bill. puts one in mind
OF locainy the door after the horse
VA, stolen.
Council'hill repeating the act ex-
tending the corporate limits of Port
Towneena, passed.
House hilf for the relief of b. L.
Shaw aud W. III. White, was amend
ed lv inserting WIN. Billings" IN
stead OF the above named gentlemen,
and passed.
Council bill repeating proviso of
an act relating to extra pay of clerks
of 1877, passed.
House bill fixing the salary of Ter
ritorial Auditor, passed.
House adjourned til! tomorrow at
half-past nine o'clock.
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soners of Claliam county to levy n
special tax for certain purposes.
The vote was unanimous on this
bill. Mr. Shaw arose and said that
IS nobody had voted 10, lie wished
to change his vote. This is stand
ing joke of the gentleman, and al
though j. has grown somewhat stale,
by frequent repetition, it never fails
to ellen loud pea,s of laughter.
House bill in relation to county
roads in Yakima county.
Council bill relating to game and
fish in Walla-walla and Columbia
counties.
House bill comforting postal privi-
leges on the insane, came from the
Council with amendments.
The first amendment providing
that the expense of the coroner's in
quest, contemplated by the bill,
could be paid out of the Territorial
Treasury, was considered.
Mr.. White said he hoped that
the House would refuse to concur
The vote was then taken and the
House concurred in the amendment.
Ayes, lG; noes, Ia.
Pending vote on the remaining
amendments, Mr.. White said he
wanted to kill the bill.
Mr.. Shaw thought that the thing
had been discussed enough. 1t was
time for Rachel to quit mourning
over her daughters.
Mr.. Perkins was in favor of con-
currence. He would rather have
ha'f !u.f than no bread.
80. Harper thought that if the
House did not concur in the amend
ments the bill would fail, and he
believed it would do some good as it
was
House then concurred in the
amendments.
Mr.. Frary, presented a memorial
tur increase OF representation in the
Territorial Legislature, passed.
Mir. Guernsey, II bill for the relief
of L. III. Reed, Territorial Auditor.
Mr.. Frary, bill to amend an act
relating to Territorial Library.
Mr.. Snyder, bill to declare GER
tain peraous habitual llunk4rls.
Mr.. Perkins, bill to dispose of
license money in the town of colfax.
Consideration of the House bin to
prevent and punish gambling took
up the greater part OF the afternoon
session. Numerous amendments
were made to the original draft of
Of the bill, and it was laid over for
engrossment. 1t provides that to
engage in bunquo and certain kim
dred games shall constitute felony,
and others n misdemeanor.
The memorial praying for the es-
adjustment of a Land Office at
Spokane Falls, passed.
Mr.. Shaw introduced memorial
praying for bounty for the soldiers in
the Indian war of 1886, which
passed.
Mr.. Farnsworth, memorial pray
ing for railroad subsidy. which
passed
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the Sec
l. Ond Judicial District of the Territory
of Washington, holding terms at Olympia,
for the counties of Thurston. Lewis, Ma
son and Chehalis.
Joseph Mauerman Plaintiff, Us. Charles
Judd and Mary J. Proaps and Sheppard
Proaps, her husband, heirs at law OF
SupDlina Judd, deceased, and Laura East
man and William Eastman. her husband
defendants.
the Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Washington. holding terms at
Olympia. for the counties of Thurston. Ma
son. Lewis and Chehalis, and complaint
filed in the County. of Thurston, In the Of
flee of the Clerk Of said District Court.
TO Charles Judd and Mary J. Proaps,
Sheppard Proaps, heirs at law Of Sup
plana Judd, deceased, and Laura X. East
man and William Eastman. Defendants.
In the name Of the United States Of
required to appear In an action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiff
in the District Court of the Second Judi.
Gil District of the Territory of Washington,
county. for the counties OF Lewis, Mason,
Chehalis and ThurstOn and to answer the
complaint filed therein "a copy Of which
accompanies this summons) within TWEEN
tv days exclusive Of the day of service)
If served within this county; or, II served
out Of this county, but within the Second
Judicial Disctrict, within thirty days; or il,
served out OF said District, then within
forty days; or ii served by publication,
then within sixty days from the date here.
Of--or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer OF
said com rldint.
The said action Is brought to recover the
sum Of four hundred dollars. with CONF
pound interest at the rate Of one and one
quarter pei. cent. per month, from the 18th
day OF October, 1876. said to be due upon
certain prOmmissOry note, given by the
above named Supplina Judd, deceased, to
the above named plaintiff. Joseph Mauer-
man, and made payable in United States
gold coin and for q decree Of the said
Court foreclOsing certain mortgage given
to secure the payment OF said note, and
for the sale OF the premises described In
said mortgage and tor costs Of suit, and
you are hereby notified that II you failto
appear and answer said complaint as
above required, the plaintiff wilt apply TO
the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Witness John y. Hoyt. Esquire,
L. 8. Judge OF the said District Court,
and the seal of tho said Court. this
4th day Of October, A. ID. 1879.
Il. u. OBRIEN, Clerk.
FRANcIs HENRY, Atty. for Plaintiff.
Olympia, October 10, 1879.
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many wears ago, should not Influence
the action now.
The amendment was lost.
On the final passage Of the bill,
the vote stood:
Ayes: Messrs. Baker, Elackman
Colt, DJorup, Farnsworth, Foster,
l}rary, Uanty, Guernsey, Harper,
Hovey, Pcrcivai, Rhoades, Roeder,
Smith, Synler, Storms. Taylor, Til
Icy, Troy, Tucker, Twiss, Ward,
White and Mr. SpcAker-2G.
Noes: Messrs. Catlin, Perkins,
Purdy nr,! Shaw.
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Name Uf Members. Nativity. Age. Occupation
Where From.
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MDufl1u. NDrpUlLer sd.

4Honddy, NorPmber I'D.
The Council met pursuant to adj
journuent.
After the usual order of business
incident to opening,
Mr.. McGlynn introduced a bill to
create and organize the county OF
Skagit.
Mr.. Tullis, q bill for the relief of
J. 7. Berry.
Also bill to amend an act for
assessing and collecting county and
Territorial revenue.
Mr.. Dunbar, q bill to amend the
civil practice act.
The following passed:
Council bill regulating salmon fish
cries on the Columbia river.
Council bill providing for closing
places of business on Sunday.
Council bill amending the civil
practice act.
House bill amending an act regu-
lating support of the poor.
House bill authorizing the adop-
ton of children.
House bill legalizing certain ordi-
nances of the city of Seattle.
And House bill providing for the
incorporation of cities.
House.
The House met at 10 A. NJ. pursu-
ant to adjournment,
After the usual order of business
incident opening,
House bill for the relief of Thos.
Prather failed to pass.
House bill for the protection OF
deer on San Juan and Whatcom
counties passed.
House bill to repeal an act defn.
Jog the right of jurors. passed. Ayes,
16; noes -.
House bill providing for the pay
ment Of costs in certain cases, waa
lost, Ayes, /; noes, %.
The object of the bill was to estab.
lish o -" court fund.-" for the preferred
payment of certain claims.
House bill changing the name Of
Claus Oeser to friedrich Oser passed,
unanimously.
House bill comforting upon foreign
corporations certain powers, passed.
Council bill amending practice
and proceedings in civil actions,
failed to pass. Ayes /; noes 70,
House bill regulating appeals from
decisions of County Commissioners
passed. Ayes %; noes l.
House bill to regulate the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors was laid upon
the table.
House bill for the better protect ou
OF bridges, came from the Couucil
with amendment, providing that the
bill should apply only to bridges
with spans Of over 30 feet in len 9Th
House concurred in said amendment,
House bill for relief Of clerks Of
present Assembly came from thu
Council, with an amendment raising
the compensation of Chief and Az.
sistans Clerks to IS par day. House
concurred in said amendment, two
only voting in the negative Messrs,
Catlin and Shaw.
Mr.. Taylor introduced . bill relat.
ing to the property rights Of husband
and wife.
Also bill to repeal the fence lawi
OF Walla-walla, Columbia. Whitman
Spokane and Stevens counties.
| Mr. Shaw introduced . bill e
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Thursday, October TN.
Council.

SOuuChs
Council met at the usual hour.
After the usual order of business
incident to opening,
The following bills were intro
duced:
by Mr.. Cook a bill to amend an
act for cultivation of oysters.
BY Mr.. Dudley a bill to provide
for the recovery of damages for in
juries caused by the use of intoxicat-
ing liquors.
by Mr.. Dunbar, O bill to amend
an act i'll relation to Notaries Public.
By MIR. LaDu a bill to repeal the
act defray'ng the incidental ex-
penses of the Territorial Treasurer
by Mr.. Dunbar, a bill to author
ize the Governor to issue q bond to
the United States.
BY Mr.. Cook, q bill to encourage
the construction of q railroad con-
Meeting Eastern and Western Wash.
iDgton.
The following House bills passed:
An act TO repeal Sec. II of an act
relating 10 Coun ty Auditors.
An act comforting certain powers
on fereigo corporations.
An act regulating appeals from
the County Commissioners.
Council bill creating tho Office OF
Fish Commissioner.
An act to dispose Of license money
in Jefferson county.
Council bill providing for q codifi-
cation of the laws.
Council bills to perfect the records
OF the Probate Court; to provide for
the payment of certain costs, and
amending the civil practice act,
was lost.
Resolutions were passed relating
to the death of Senator Chandler and
Gen. Hooker.
House met pursuant to adioun-
ment.
After the usual order OF business
incident to opening,
Mr.. White introduced q resolu-
ton relative to death of Gen. Hook
or which passed.
The following bills passed:
House bill prohibiting sheep and
hogs from running at large in Pacific
county.
Council bill providing for inspec-
ton of logs.
A bill to exempt fremen from Ger.
tain duties.
A bill legalizing certain roads in
Clallam and SaR Ju~->s counties.
House bill to aut' \the Commits.
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House bill to provide for the COL
lection of road taxes in kitsap coun-
ty, amended read tnir! time, and
passed. Ayes, %; absent 1
House bin IN relation to the ndop-
tion of children reDorted back with
substitute. Substitute PASSED. .ivcs.
rs: noes. l. u,,,e.t3.
u,nso io;,t ro.,tut;,r f,. - oo,
...til" - '' rn..;,, rna1 love- yns
'',i,.II - '0'''' ''''' '''"'' was
'"op''" w., -,
Mr. N"''e 'nI 1' IL o'ls 10
"'''"of'Z'hS 'ne t"%e' oouhu IRON
company =" con ''Focl " waafi at the
Aead OF fort Ao"hSei'a BAY
Also Il bill 20 repeal sec. Il, OF an
act entitled AN act in relation to
County Audi'or,.
House bill amending act relating
to County Auditors passed.
The bill appropriating money for
the Territorial University, came from
the Committee on Education with
amendment reducing the annual sub.
sidy from 1900 to 81 500.
The amendment was lost, Mr..
CatIin alone voting in its favor.
Mr.. Perkins did not want it to be
thought that he was opposed to the
cause of education. but he was not
prepared to support this bill. He
was in favor of reducing the appro.
priation to 81 900. and striking out
the concluding sections providing
for free Scholarships. He did not
think that members of the Lecisla-
ture should have any rights denied
to their constituents. and the bill
cave to the members and the Gov
ernor the disposal of the scholarships.
q privilege to which thew were by no
principle of right entitled.
MIR. White moved an amendment
that the appropriation for the first
wear be 81, 600. five hundred of which
Shall be for philosophical apparatus
aud works of reference, ami the re-
mainder for tuition. and the second
veor 81 5OO for tnit;on alone
Mr.. Stewart (Mr. Hovey in the
chair was a warm friend of educa-
ton. The management of the U nj
versity NAV not have been what il
should have been. but it should not
influence the Legislature to do what
was not right in this matter. When
this Territory becomes State, one
eighteenth of the whole area of the
domain would be available for edu-
cational purposes. Until that time
it was u duty to foster the cause.
He had hoped that the original
amount would have been allowed,
but as tho temper of the House ap-
peared to be adverse to it, he be-
lieved it duty to take what could
be get.
MIR. Harper objected to the scholar
ships. It has the appearance of bids
for votes in the Legislature. He
favored, however, an appropriation
especially for philosophical apparatus.
The amendment was adopted.
MIR. Shaw submitted an amendment
apportioning the amount contemplate
by the bill among the common
schools OF th' Territory. Amend
mene lost.
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.icii.

Couaci.
Council met pursuant to ,iJ"1rn-
mcnt.
liter the usual order OF business
inulden. TO opening,
Mr.. La Du introduced I b rr A.
tive t. assignments.
Houa- bills relative to better p'"-
lection of bridges in Washington
Territory was passed unanimously.
House bills for the relief OF Le8ia-
lative clerks and Irving Ballard,
passed unanimously.
House bill rrJvi'iing for the bet
ter Management of the Ter .torIa.
Library was lot rs a vote e. . o =!
Council passed. jo ut ne ria
asking for Land Office to a 10
Gated at Spokane Falls.
Mr.. Troy Introduced bill 10 au'
thoriZc the Commissioners fCiai'am
county to levy IL special tax.
Authorizes tax Of three mills to
build a bridge.
Mr.. Taylor bill to define the be-
ginning and ending of the fiscal
year
70 begin JAY lst and end Jane
30th.
Mr.. lilley q bill to amend al act
incorporating the town of Olympia
f'L.,,,..- IN. DArhIlrips
The Committee on Privileges and
Elections repugel the " Local OPP
ton" bill bucG with Il recommends
ton that it pass. The bill was made
the special order for Wednesday, 10
o'clock.
Mr.. Colt inr1auccl a bill relating
to Prosecuting Attorneys.
Mr. White moved to refer to Sc
lect committee. Motion lost.
Mr.. Shaw moved to refer to Com
mit,ee on Counties. Carried.
"wiss, bill to enable counties
- uW money.
5u,7, bill re!atins t. Prose
u Al. rneys.
W. , moved to amend mo-
re- I to Committee on Coln-
-. difference to Committee on
ways, Meanq and Claims. Motion
lost and original motion carried.
MIR. Taylor Il bill to amend the
Common Practice Act.
Mr.. Roeder, by request, intro
duced q bill to provide tor the main
tenanoe of county paupers.
Provides for the appointment of
Commission to care for the poor and
appropriates 50 600 for the mainte-
nance of paupers in aims houses es-
tablished by the Territory.
Mr.. Hovey a bill to encourage in
ternal improvements.
Provides for the exemption from
taxation for Is years of any railroad
connecting Eastern and Western
Washington.
Mr.. Troy bill to legalize and es-
tablish certain roads in San Juan
county.
House bill providing for descent
real and personal property was lost,
5 to rs.
Council bill to provide for the pro-
lection of bridges was passed, 20 to 1.
The House bill legalizing certain
ordinances of Seattle, was passed,
% to /.
Mr.. D'Jorup introduced a bill to
confirm the location of county-seat
of Island county.
Mr.. Farnsworth introduced bill
to enable counties to borrow money
to pay their debtedness.
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Tuesday, November 9Th.

Council.
Council met ut the usual hour.
After the usual order of business
incident to opening,
Mr.Cline introduced q bill to re-
peal an act extending the corporate
limits of Port Townsend, which
passed.
MIR. Dunbar, a bill to incorporate
the city of Goldendale, which like
wise passed.
Mr.. Dudley, a bill to amend an
act establishing and for the pay
ment of costs in certain cases.
The following passed:
Council bill for the relief of B. s.
Miller.
Council bill for the relief OF Kick
itat county.
Council bill relating to assign
ments.
House bill repeating an act dein-
ing the rights of jurors.
House bill relating to road taxes
in Kitsap county.
House bill providing for the pro-
lection of deer in San Jaun county.
House bill changing the name of
Claus Oeser.
Council bill regulating practice
and proceedings in civil actions.
Council bill for the relief of J. T,
Berry.
Quite a bomb.shell exploded in
the Coun Gil Chamber to-day, when
the EXPERIMENT with Mrs. Pack.
ards criticism of the unparliamen-
tarY action of that body on her
bill, the other day, was laid on the
tables OF the members. Mr.. Ringer
introduced . series of resolutions
that was intended to fairly extermi-
nate the author of the letter as we'll
- orr little paper. But the more
cool members laid the resolution
on the table. while they could
scarcely conceal their amusement at
the veritable tempest in . teapot"
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House met at the usual hour.
After the usual order OF business
incident to opening.
Mr.. Ward introduced Q memorial
asking the President TO detail an
army officer to servo as Professor in
the Territorial Uniniversity, which
passed under q suspension of the
rules.
Mr.. Tucker. a bill to amend an act
relating to deeds.
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Wednesday, NOrembcr 5M.

VtUHtSUUy, AFUttWOtF VW.
But little was done in either branch
of the Assembly to-day, except the
discussion and final action on the lc-
cal option bill in the House, t. which
reference is made in another part 81
the present issue.