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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-11

PERSONAL MENTION. Misses Buchanan
and Caldwell, Of Washington, Pa, who
have been visiting in this city. left fol
their home yesterday.
Col. d. D. Johnson, Of Tyler county, is
the guest OF Hon. 0key johnson on the
Island.
The Wiesel Club, Of Wheeling, was en-.
Enthusiastically received at the loan on last
Wednesday night. The thanks OF the
members Of the Press are due to Charlie
Lucas for his kindness. Should any OF our
readers so to Wheeling they should not
fail to call on him and examine his stock
Of music and musical instruments.
The following are among the New Nc.
Lure House arrivals: Thomas Dean, In.
dianapolis, Ind; L. Picot, New York; G..
S. Peddicord, Baltimore; F. J. Butler,
Cleveland, O.; ]. B. MacCanley, Boston ;
i. A. Beaver, city; II. Untemeyer, New
York; Us. Galley, Detroit, Mich; Leon
Schoss, city; A. A. Levison, Cincinnati,
O.; Chas. Emmons, Pittsburgh, Pa; W.
N. Shaw, Pittsburgh, Pa; Frank A. Ware,
Philadelphia; A. D. Mercer, Springfield,
O.; August Lock, Pittsburgh, Pa; John B.
briggs, Woodsfeld, O.; Vim. F. Hunter,
Woodsfeld, o.; j. A. Grimely, Cincin.
natl, O.; j. N. Morris, Philadel phia; IS. D.
Ferguson, New York; ]. Danekeny, New
York; II. B. Ferris, Detroit, Mich; Hugh
McNIahan, New Cumberland; D. A. Nc
Donald, Chicago, III.
Among the arrivals registered at the
Stamm yesterday were ]. ]. Jones, Oak
Hill, O.; +. Swaney, Burr's Mills, O.; Mrs.
George Kitterer and children, Woodsfeld,
O.; G. G. Maidlan, Baltimore; Samuel II.
Flanagan, Baltimore; Levi Flicker and
wife, New Martinsville; VIM. Roberts,
Washington; Miss Mary st. Clair, Fish
Greek; Gus schraman, Pittsburgh; ]. Il.
Gorley, East Liverpool; John Laughlin,
Rock Lick; P. II. MCTaggart, Williams.
town W. Va; VIM. Richardson, Parkers.
burg; ]. D. K. McCollum, Washington; E.
Meyers, Philadelphia; Harry Reeves,
Philadelphia; O. F. Huber, Philadelphia;
P, ]. scGnlin, Pittsburgh.
]. B. K. MoCollum, Superintendent OF
Free Schools, Washington county, Pa, Is
1t the Stamm,
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CONFERENCE.-The Cleveland CdttO-
lie Unisrse has the following compliment
airy notice OF Martin Thornton's restaur-
ant in this city:
Mr.. Martin Thornton the gentlemany
proprietor of the Capital Dining Rooms,
1925 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va,
still continues to flourish. We have had
occasion in the past to commend Mr..
Thornton to the general public as first
class caterer, and take pleasure in again
calling the attention OF our readers 10 the
merits Of his well known and highly popu-
lar establishment. Strangers visiting the
city on business or pleasure will do well
to call at Thornton's-where the inner
man will be well supplied at popular rates,
and all Information regarding city or
vicinity given with pleasure.
We see mauy floating notices OF Martins
"hashery" in our exchanges, besides the
one given above, and all Of them are cor
rect.
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CATHOLIC FAIR.-Another very large
crowd assembled in Washington Hall last
night, to attend the fair now in progress
there for the benefit Of the orphans. The
hall is tastefully and beautifully arranged,
and the booths are filled with salable artic.
les. Kramer's baud enlivens the crowds
that are constantly thronging the hall, at
intervals OF a few minutes. Following is
q list OF the tables and those having them
in charge:
St. Joseph's-Mrs. James Farrell, Mrs.
Capt. Rawling, Mrs. McHale and Mrs.
Brazell.
Postoffice-AIiss Annie Peterson and
Miss Mary Woods.
Lottery Table-Miss Ella Gallaher and
Miss Annie Wingerter.
Rebecca at the Well-Miss II. Devries.
Lemonade Stand Willie and George
Wingerter and John Shaughnessey,
Supper Table-Miss Kate Carver.
St. Vincent de Paul-Table conducted
by Mrs. James Devries, Mrs. G. Carney,
Mrs Geo. Reilly, Miss Clara Jamison and
Miss Cora Updegraf.
Immaculate Conception-Mrs. VIM. G.
Handlan.
St Alphonsus-Mrs. E. Bentz, Miss Ella
Hoffman and the Misses Renner.
Capt. Ed. TAFT is industriously at work
whooping up his chances for the gold
watch and chain, and says his friends
must "look out for the old man and not
see him left" The Captain is a good
worker, and is receiving encouragement.
1t is arranged to close the fair tonight,
but there is possibility'that it will be con.
tinued another evening.
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AGAIN IN "L;ABo."-"Dutchy' West, a
notorious desperate, was arrested in East
Wheeling last night by squad Of police
who were looking for another party.
"Dutchy" escaped from the work house
some time ago, and has been lodging the
police ever since. He Is wanted on q
charge Of assault and battery OF an agra.
waited nature upon Jennie Black, and also
by Sheriff Tingle for completely in the
Mcneil and another burglary and rob.
berry. He Is in the lookup.
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ANOTHER rush for seats yesterday morn.
Ing.
srvEAAL coal towS passed down yester-
day.
DR. GEORGE at Fourth Street Church to,
night.
YESTERDAYS was the most protracted
rain OF the season.
Two marriage licences were issued BY
Recorder Hook yesterday.
JoHS ]. French, an old resident OF the
Sixth ward, died last night
Ton BELL, anothero Of the alleged Beth
any burners, y was lodged In jail yesterday
in wellSburg.
CocKAYXE's orchestra went out 10
Washington county, Pa, last night to play
for reception.
JEFr. DAVIS has turned his attention to
the detective business. He says he 10 now
spotting the gamblers.
CRY SURVEYOR PETERSON was engaged
yesterday In making survey Of alley O to
alley I, from Eleventh street, with view
OF opening 1t.
TnR reel at the Island hose house has
been taken 10 the Eighth Ward, and the
Eighth Ward reel TO the Island, the latter
being for one horse. .
THE Receiver Of the Continental Life In.
surance Company, lately collapsed, mott.
tles policy holders to keep them in sight
as they will be paid.
The Elm Grove will run an extra car
during the Mary Anderson engagement,
leaving Stamm's OF 6:l5 and returning al
ter the performance.
Nix. Pres SlsSoN, Of Roney's Point, shot
a squirrel a day or two since that was en-.
tirely white, and presented It to Capt. Ed
Bowie, Of the Hempdeld.
JOHNSON, who was arrested in Marshall
county last summer for driving OF a span
OF horses from Wellsburg, was acquitted
yesterday by the Brooke Co. Circuit Court
A LARGE number Of people contemplate
making trip to the Grant reception al
Columbus, by the Baltimore and Ohio
Friday, as the fare Is only s. so for the
round trip.
4 COLORRD woman was assaulted Tues
day night a the Atlantic engine house by
some unknown person, who struck her ID
the face and ran, as she was passing the
engine house. Officer Miller is attending
to the investigation.
Az extra car on the Elm Grove will
leave Stamm's this morning and run tc
the city one trip, and during the day will
run between Mt. Bellview and the city
until I 40 NJ, when 1t returns To Stamm's
This will be continued during the winter
Do Not forget the lecture Of DR.. George
at Fourth Street Church tonight,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-11
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, December Ill A. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising
and higher barometer, northwesterly
winds, decidedly colder and clear or clear
ing weather.
For the Lakes rapidly rising barome.
ter, northwesterly winds and colder partly
cloudy weather, proceeded over the lower
lake by occasional rains or snow, accom-.
panied over the upper lakes by occasional
light SHOWS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-11

REMEMBER. That desirable piece oil
property known as the STEELE Place, five
miles east OF the city, will be sold to the
highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House, on Saturday, the 18th, al
10 o'clock. The property contains thirty
acres, running from the National Road to
the creek. This is the finest location in
the county for suburban homes and
gardening purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-11

STocKS SoLD.-Auctionee ]. C. Hervey
sold the following stocks belonging to the
estate Of Thomas Hornbrook, deceased,
at the front door Of the Court House yes
terday morning:
Thirty shares Elm Grove Street Railway
at Sal per share. Par value $50, to N.
Reilly.
One p, W, & Ky. 81 900 mortgage bond
and accrued interest for ST 055, to H. X.
List.
Thirty.seven and iorty.seven fftieths
shares P, W. & KY. stock, at 13t per
share. Par value $50, to DR.. Logan.
twenty-five and half shares Belmont
Mill at Sl75 per share. Par $500, J. NJ.
Brown.
Seven shares Northwestern Agricultural
Society stock at $l72. Par 500, to II. X.
List.
Three shares Citizens Passenger Rail.
way at SCI 10 each. Par $50, Dr.. A. T.
Todd.
Twenty shares Greenwood Cemetery at
S25. Par $50.
Five shares Wheeling Female College at
$50. Par 500, 10 H. K. List.
Twenty shares Peoples Bank at SOS 80
per share OF so, 10 ]. N. Brown.
Thirty shares Peoples Bank at $25 so,
10 G. K, Tingle.
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DENT1STRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
~ SHE 10 save their natural teeth we would say
that We are now better prepared than ever before to
enable them to do 20. By the use Of an ELECTRo
MAGNETIC PLUesEE We can and are making better
and handsomeT Gold Filling, with more ease 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
city or elsewhere without the aid Of the Electric
Pl0gHeT. What We nay We can prove by actuA!
demonstration. Call and see for youT,elVeS.
JAMES N. SURGISOS L SON,
Anl No. llt3 Market ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
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BuRGLARY.-Wh!le the family of Mr..
George thinner, Seventh Ward, was at
church on the Island on Sunday night last,
thieves pried open a back door and en-.
tering the house, stole quantity OF jewel.
" and other articles Of value.
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TICKETS via Pan Handle route to the
Grant reception at Pittsburgh on Saturday,
18th inst, will be good returning by Mon.
day mornings train as well as BY special
train Saturday evening.
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The CoURrs-CouSTY CouRr - Judos
Boyd court disposed Of the follow.
ing business yesterday:
Woodmansee VS.. Arrick. In assumpsit
Motion to quash writ and return. Argued
and submitted.
State vs.. Drushall and G. Brenhardt
Indicted for misdemeaner. Demurrer
overruled and plea OF not guilty.
Rinehardt Habig resigned the execu.
torship ofthe estate Of Gertrude Scheck.
enhaug.
Adjourned until 0 A. NJ. To-day.
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HIMESlAL.-Mr. Lou Steenrod, OF Pleas
ant Valley, will be married this afternoon
to Miss Ella Updegraf, at st. Mathews
Church, at $3.50 o'clock.
We are In receipt OF an announcement
Of the marriage Of Capt. W. n. Linch 10
Miss l. G. Morris, at ST. Mathews Church,
on the 18th.
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GOODS REcovERED,-Yesterday morning
about ) o'clock detachment Of police
were detailed to search the house OF Robert
McAdams, on Seventeeth street, near the
Atlantic Engine House. The search was
made on the strength OF search warrant
sworn ont by gentleman who had lost
some harness and suspected a son OF Nc
Adams OF taken them. No harness was
found, but instead large quantity OF
pencils, pens and stationery, q good brown
oyercoat, smooth-bore gun, one cady Of
tobacco (Dashaway brandy, several boxes
oil snuff. some drawing instruments, ink,
eyelets and set Of ciscus tights, stolen
last summer from the London Circus. A
broken die for making half dollars was
also found, besides many other small
articles. The "swag" was taken TO police
headquarters 10 await Identification.
Frank McAdams was taken into custody
and locked up, and later in the day an.
other OF the boys was arrested by Officer
Miller aud locked up. They claim to have
bought the articles In the their possession,
although they said they knew they we're
stolen,
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Harper's Magazine.
Richmond and Won Boyle Comedy Com.
pany-[ Fourth page.
Spare Ribs, &c-D. C. List, Jr.
Change Of Time-Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railroad.
Sale OF Valuable City Lots "A. II. Britt.
Trustees Sale ofMarket street Property.
For Rent-Dwellng House.
Stockholders MISUNDERSTANDING and
Elm Grove Railroad.
Notice-Union Lodge No. 10, D. OF R.
Genther's Boom Fourth page.
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TICKETS for the lecture OF Dr.. George to.
night may be procured at Logan, List &
Co.'s drug store, G. Y. Lucas music store,
or at the door.
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Wanted,

Sherman ( Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at a salary
Of 500 per month and expenses paid. For
full particulars address as above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-11

TICKETS via Pan Handle route to the
Grant reception at Pittsburgh on Saturday,
18th inst, will be good returning by Mon.
day mornings train as well as by special
train Saturday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-11

NV GOODS at John Roemer's, Nos. 2OlO
and 2O2l Main street. Fifty pieces new
Dress Goods, Dolmans, Cloaks and Fancy
Goods in great variety, for Holiday Pres
ents. One car load Of Wall Paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-11

GET your dinner at the Orphans Festi.
val, at Washington Hall, to-day, cheaper
than going home. Full bill Of tare, in
GLIDING sour krout Ia mode.
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DoN'T forget the s. 90 excursion to
Columbus via B, & o. Il. Il. December 18th
and 18th. Trains leave at ll:lS p. NJ. and
$40 A.. ".
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POLICE CouRr-Indas ctnnn,er.

The following cases were disposed OF at
this court Yesterday morning:
Patrick Condery and Thomas Rider, dis.
orderly: 50 each. Paid.
Patrick Colligan, disorderly; IS. Paid.
Michael McDonough, disorderly. Case
dismissed at the cost Of the city.
Louis Lingaman, aSsaulting James Buch.
anan. Case dismissed atthe cost of Buch.
anan.
Charles Ross, drunk; s.. Paid.
Patrick McCready, drunk; s.. Execu.
ton suspended at the cost OF the city, de.
PENDANT agreeing to leave the city immedi-
ately.
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Mr.. R. scuAEFER, No. 81 Brown street,
Allegheny City, Pa, had the rheumatism
for eight years, and had used every known
medicine without relief. A single bottle
OF st, Jacobs Oil cured him.
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You will be sorry II you miss the lee.
ture Of DR.. George tonight, at the Fourth
Street Church.
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ALL sheet music at half price at sheib's,
Washington Hall. Music books also at
reduced prices.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at sc6nept's drug store, Opera
douse corner:
1873. 1879.
"a. N. l2N.3P. M.7P.M.l7AM .l?M.8PM.7P.M
II 10 Is 10 Sc G. 50 IN
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50 80

Will buy round trip ticket to Columbus
and back via B. & o. R. r., on December
18th and 18th.
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CHRIsTMAS.-Ifyuu want to buy Pres.
ent call early and avoid the rush at JACOB
W. GRUBB'S IeWeIry Store.
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A MIC boom at Fourth Street Church to
night.
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NEW style music rolls at sheib's.

CHEW N. Little's Cinnamon Roll To
bacco.
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A RICH treat at Fourth Street Church to
night.
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INSTRUCTION and amusement at Fourth
Street Church tonight.
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FACING both ways at Fourth Street
Church tonight,
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE OR RENT-THAT STORE
l. room and dwelling, No, Il and 10 Eleventh
street, well located for retail business Apply Al
once once 10 ALEXANDER BONE, General Bushes; and
Real Estate Agent. dec
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DOR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
L Store Room, with dwelling attached, No.
1923 Main street. Will have FOR RENT
after APRIL LIST, 1880, store rooms and dwell
linGs in different parts ofthe city. Very cheap
to good tenants. Inquire OF
H. FORBES,
NOES Room No, T. Custom HOnse.
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DOR SALE-THE PIANO WAGON
= Of Adams Lucas. The running EsaIs are near.
Y new Will b sold at very low pFieo. TO be So0r
at The store Of C. Y. Lucas. Apply 70
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Ivory soar is healing in It's effect.
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DOR RENT

F0R RENT-THE THREE STORY
j. Brick House, corner Eleventh and Market streets
occupied at present by A. Golnpr az tOV store and
dwelling. Also the Three Story Brick HouSe, No
2loO Main street, store occupied ut present by j. O.
Elizabeth Morris as boirAing house. For terms a..
ply 70 S. H0RKHEIMER 4 CO.,
no2T 1872 Water street
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FOR SALE-THAT COMFORTABLE
T. dwelling, No. 6S Ohio street, Island The house
IN complete order, containing rooms all furnIShed
With gas. Lot 6O1l2O, well fenced aud imp1ovGii a
Hentral Business aud Real Estate Agent, !3S Mar.
ket street (CrRugle's Block. de-
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DOR SALE.-TWO FARMS. ONE
l. Containing 50 acres, Is about one mile irom n
ClAirsVle, Ohio The other containing over 10 acres
Is one mile from East MchlAnd, Ohio Both have
good DEelllngS, Stables and other necessary build
ngs, untRlling Springs aud other running water on
both farms. For terms &C., apply to or address
PLATUFF ZANE
nO2l Real Estate agent, rs Twelfth street.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-01-11

On this night week a sleet
fell nearly all the night long
which gave the citizens of La
fourche Il view, the like of which
has not been witnessed here for
many a year. Icicles six to ten
inches in length were hanging
from every roof, the evergreens
were covered over with icing.
the branches and shrnbbery pre-
senting an appearance Of a CO.
raj reef.
On Sunday it continued to
freeze the entire day, followed by
the coolest night thut has been
experienced tor many years.
The rising Sun Oh Monday
morning as he shed his warm
beams on the ice, caused it to
glisten and shine like crystals,
the trees and buildings present
ing scenes that equaIled those de
scrihed in fairy tales of Oriental
! tradition.
But with the scenery-all that
was beautiful passed away. 1t is
feared that the orange and other
tender trees and plants have
been seriously injured if not
| killed.
Whether the rattoOn cane has
| been damaged time will soon dis.
close. Upoa the whole it will be
remembered as one of the coolest
spells that has been felt here for
a long time.
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Resolved that the sum of Four Hundred
and Nine OatlGo be and is hereby appropria
ted to pay the am
On motion of james Moran duly second
ed. Resolved that the Parish be divided in-
to five Road and Levee Districts, as per
Ordinance No. Ila
On motion of H. Franklin-Resolved
That the President appoint the Road and
Levee Inspectors, subject to the approval
Of The Police Jury.
Tn motion OF II. Franklin, and seconded
Resolved, That the resolution, adopted at
the meeting of yesterday relative to the
sale OF the ferries he reconsidered-the
yeas and nays having been called for, it
was adopted by the following vote viz 5
yeas and ! nav.
MIR. franklin presented the following re
solution, Resolved that the Ferries at 81.
Johns Chapel, st. Charles Chapel, Race
land. Lockport and Harangs Canal, shall
be sold by the President Of the Police Jury
OF tho Parish of Latourche after Thirty
Days advertisement at IL o'clock NJ. at the
Conrt House door, ::at lpublic auction, to
the highest bidder for Cash. Purchasers to
take possession immediately. The said fer
ries to be sold until the 3lst day Of Decem-
Der 1879.
On motion of Charles Brown, Resolved,
That the Parish Treasurer, be authorized
to purchase two books, necessary to keep
the accounts of the Parish, and that the
amount Of Ten SO be appropriated to pay
for the same.
On motion Of James Moran and duly Sec
Onded- Resolved that the Road and Levee
Inspectors be allowed for their services
the sam OF Twenty-Five Dollars (S25) each
per month.
On motion of J. Moran and seconded by
l.. Kraemer that the following named per-
sons be appointed Road and Levee Iaspcc-
tors. For the first District Cleda,non Thib-
Odau1, second District, r. G. Allcman third
District Charles Zerangue, fourth District
James Moran, fifth District, Lawrence
Kramer.
The Yeas and Nays, were called for and
the following members voted Nays, Char
los Beowu, H. Franklin, George Watson,
3 nays, and Lawrence Kraemer, Charles
Ze1angue, and James Moran voted, yea
3 yeas, the president voted yea, by which
the Resolution was adopted and the above
named person, were appointed Road and
Levee Inspectors.
II. Franklin introduced the following Re-
solution, Resolved that the Clerk Of the
Police Jury shall lnscribe upon a special
book all appropriations %accOun end debts
recognized and approved by the Police Ju-
nv in due successive order, to secure the
payment of such obligations contracted by
the Parish i'll strict accordance with their
respective dates.
BE it further Resolved. That the Parish
Treasurer shall pay said claims according
to their numbers and order us numbered
by the committee on claims and the Treas
nrer shall reserve and hold at the DISPOSE
ton of the holders, all sums thus becoming
due and unclaimed.
Resolution by l.. Kramer, Resolved that