Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-22

The attention Of those liNblc 10 license
and other dues to the L. 3. lntsrnsl
Revenue, IL directed 10 the notice Of tho
Deputy Collector, Mr.. Ncnststltl, ~ sn-
Othcr column.
Councilman Richard II. Burke, arrived
to-day, Tuceiay, on the Gay, in fine
health and ,spirit.. He will PlSs's . o.
cept our thanks fm lsts papers. Our
councilmeh from below can now be a'-
commoisted to q rafting meeting.
The community will be panied to hear
Of the death Of Mr. Fred l'ankcr, . v"i'
uable citizen and planter, which event
wa. caused by Apoplexy on Monday last
u, had been u resident Of the parish for
many wears, where he had formed large
circle Of friends. ,E7UG vi gt#
ScuooL D,REcroRs - Messrs. Guy
Samucls, Thomas Il. Brown, J. W. Nc.
Main, Il. Fcibellnan, b. B.Magruder Ed.
W. Willis and A. Burris have been ap-
pointed School Directors for this parish,
These gentlemen will doubtless give
cntiro satisfaction.
MH. +. u. THoMAS, stnh0nnces in an
other column, that lc is engaged in buy
ing and selling poultry. fresh eggs, butter
and every spcciesof country produce.
Mr.. Thomas il D 1--we, go-ahead yoing
business man. lie keeps first class
grocery establishment on Main street
where he supplies u large run of custom,
Tho State House Commissioners are
to meet in our city on " cdncstlny, the
25tl, inst, with o view Of taking the
iuitia,ory steps towarlseommcnringtb tbc
work of repairing the Capitol. We un.
dcrstand that. at their last meeting, on
Saturday last, in New Orleans, the plan
submitted by the architect, Mr.. Frrrct,
was adopted.
Suor HIMSELF - Monday night the
pistol Of our Administrator Of Police
fell to the ground, which caused it to
90 oil, the ball entering his left leg Just
below tho caif intiicting u painful
though not u serious wound. We hope
to sec the popular and very efficient
Chief out again soon in the discharge of
his official duties.
HoorII'S Oak Grove, situated within Il
mile of the city, il one of the prctticst
sitos in the state. 1t il to he hopc,l
that the day is not far distant when .
line of street ears will BE- in operation to
transport visitors to those delightful
grounds, where such improvements could
hc made m to render them place of
unusual attraction. Fully thirty acres
of land on q commanding cmincncc are
Systematically planted viii, oaks that
have attaiued full size.
We had the pleasure of u call ycstcr-
day. from Mr. G. Conrad, manufacturer
of the celebrated l,udwcisrr Beer, st.
Louis. He was accompanied by his
handsome representative and agent,
Mr.. John Miller, who will be happy to
receive and fill orders for wines, liquors,
mineral waters beer, etc., from the firm
Of Conrad 4 Co., of the above city.
One of the attractive features of this
extensive establishment is its illumina-
tion by Edison's famous rclcctriC light,
aud Conrad's BudwcSrr beer is not the
least by any means
MAD DoG---On Monday u mad dog
created quite an excitement through,
several streets of our city II first at
tractcd attention by biting some dogs
on Government street, from whence it
was pursued by Chief IIilirn until it
was finally killed across tho Garrison
Bayou; not, however, until it had bitten
several other dogs on the streets through
which it passed, In view of this fact
and the approach of summer our city
authorities intend to enforce at once tho
dog ordinances,
Tho Board of Administration of the
Louisiana University and Agricultural
College, at Baton Rouge, has been ap.
pointed by Coy. Witt. 1t is to be com.
posed as follows; The Governor, cX-oi,i.
cio President Of the Board; the Supcp.
intcnlrnt of Public Education, cx-oihcio
President Of the Faculty; DR.. J. {.
Egau, Caldo; General G. NJ Graham,
Rapidcs; DR.. W, A. Robertson, st.
Landry Major W. A. Strong, Vim
General l.ror ,laStrcmski, East Baton
Rousc; T. l., Baync, Orleans; John
polhondc, Orleans; Senator George :.
Walton, Concordia; Hon. W. II. Pipes,
East Fcliciana; A. A. Gunby, Qua
shta; T. ". Price, Lincoln: Major