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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-09-10

" Vermont has shown her opinion
of the two great Democratic principles,
viz, mud Singing and "change."
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bristol Retail Market

st. Adams Butter Market, Sept THE at
tendance slim, receipts light, market quiet prices
firm. Butter. good 10 choice, 20 to %; selections
26c and few fancy dairies at higher price.
Shipment about $50 packages.
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IL The New Hampshire Republicans
have nominated Hon. Chas. II. Bell of
Exeter for governor.
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National Republican Ticket.

~ The decrease In the public debt
for the month of August was $l2, O27,-
167 SO.
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Br We fear that E. J. Phelps isn't
appreciated. Vermont remembers his
record.
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FAMILY SCRNE.-II: "My dear, how
much better you are since you com
menced using Wheat Bitters," w:
"Yes will add my testimony at once"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
me Hon. Probate Court for the District of Addi-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10 receive, examine and adj
!nst all claims aud demands OF all persons against
.he estate OF John Ward. late OF Shore
exhibited IN offset thereto hereby give notice that
we VIII meet for the purposes aforesaid, at The
Shorcham, ON the 25th day of september and esth
nay oi February, ncNt frOm one O'Clock 4. NJ. until
iour O'Clock 4. NJ, each of said DAYS, and that
SIN months from the 25th day OF August A. D.lSsO
Is the time limited 10y said court for said creditors
10 present their claims 10 us for examina ton and
allowance.
ID. 1850.
% A. 4. " W s 51SFs' com'rs.
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I NEW HAVEN, SEPT 7. The butter market was
steady, with fair offerings, the prices of last week
being sustained. We quote Butter, fair to good,
q TO 20. gilt edge, 2Gc, very little reaching this
figure. Cheese, 10 H. cts. Eggs, lie
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RICHMOND MARKET, Sert 7. The market was in
the sellers favor. Fair TO good butter
sold at 20 to q cents, and choice to ne % to 49,
Factory cheese sold at IL TO ~ dairy, II to1
factory cheese has been contracted for Boston
and New York parties at 10 to 10 I.2 cents.
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MARRIED..

ARNOLD-BAILEY.-In East Middiebury.
September 9th, by Rev. s. w, Bidwell, Wallad6
Arnold and Miss Nellie Bailey. both Of Middle
bury.
JAMEs-HARvEY.-In Middlebury, Sent. o
by Rev. II. =. Hooker. Mr. Frank James, OF We,
bridge and Miss Anna Harvey of Middebury.
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The Peruvian Syrup has cured
thousands who were suffering from
Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver Complaints
Boils Humors, Female Complaints, the
Pamphlets free to any address. Seth
w Fowle ~ Sons, Boston. 2l- ly
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+ MIDDLEBURr MARKET.-Butter market firm
and % cents was the ruling price, with %
cents freely paid for choice.
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Win send their celebrated Electro V otali
Belts TO the afflicted upon 30 days trial. Speed
cures guaranteed. They mean what they SAY
Write 10 them without delay.
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Nervous aud general debility over
come by Malt Bilters because nourishing
and qpieting.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

- Addison County, SIS.
In Probate Court holden at Miidehurv, within
and for said District, on the l6d day of August A.
ID. lsSO.
Rollin A. Foot, administrator of the estate
of Alexander Robinson. late of Cornwall in said
ustriet deceased, presents his application IN
wriling To sad court, stating tnat said deceased
died seized and possessed Of certain real estat,
IN this state, and that it Will be for the interest OF
all parties concerned that the same should be
sod AMI all the heirs residing in ths
state jon and prays this court for license TO sell
the same.
Whcreupon it is ordered by said Court
that said application lie referred to a
session thereof 10 be held at the Probate
Office in SAID Mddebury, on the 18th day of sep
iember, \. ID. lss0, at lOA. NJ for hearing and de-
cison thereon and it is further ordered that notice
hereof he given 10 all persons Interested by pub.
llcation OF the same three weeks successfully in
the Mid,llebury Register, a newspaper published
az Mlddlcbury, previous 10 said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear at said time
AMI place, and show cause, if any they may have,
why said license should not be granted
liy the Court.-Attest.
- LYMAN Il. KNAPP, Judge.
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~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Addi-
son, commissioners, to receive, examine, and
ADJUST all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Crawford ). Crook late of sal
isbury, in said district, deceased and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we VIII meet for the purposes aforesaid, at the
house of Albro A. Rhnney, in Salisbnry on
the 10th day of October and 10th day ofJanuary.
next, from ten o'clock A. NJ. until tour
O'Clock 4. NJ, each of said days. anu that SIX
months from the 10th day of July, A. II.
lssO, is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors 10 present their claims to us for eX.
animation and allowance.
Dated at Salisbury, this 10Th day of August,
A. ID. lss0. y
I. II + WMAATrEBR1HI84usE' com'rs.
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TO THOSE THAT DON'T WISH TO
KNOW.
BE SURE AND KNOW.

That smith keeps Licensed Public House on
Grand View Mountain, furnished with every
thing that is required to be kept in FIRST class
Hotelsfrom LIST of May to LIST of November.
JIM SMITH, Proprietor.
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eHAPMAN-At Bedford Springs. Pa. Sept Q
Hrs Matte b., wife Of +. Fletcher Chapman o
,Middl ebury, aged "a years.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Troy, N. Y. has numerous cases of
small pox.
An attempt is being made to break up
lottery business i'm New York city.
Government bonds have within the
past week, reached the highest figure
yet known.
An $S,0OO,OOO company has been
formed in New York city to construct a
ship canal across Cape Cod.
The war in Afghanistan received a
new turn by the defeat of Ayoob Khan
at Candahar, by Gen. Roberts.
The A. b. Chase organ factory at
Norwalk, Conn.,, was burned last Fri
day, throwing one hundred men out of
employment.
An Englishman named Henry Kem-
eston, while cunning On Long Island
last week, had his gun explode, sending
the plug at the bottom of the stock into
his head at the top ofhis nose and pierre
ing the brain. He walked half mile
to hotel. His wound was fatal.
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To Visito rs a I
Lake Dunnnore.

will meet with my boats all parties wishing
to cross Lake Dunmore. TO my place. on receiv-
ing one or two days notice.
LOYAL ). KELSEY.
Lake Dunmore Cascade House. Aug. %. 1850
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4 The Great Cause
Xxx HUMAN MISERY.

just ruhsl e'l Ia sealed envelope. Price six
cents.
Lecture on <he Nature, Treatment and Radi-
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ROBERT j: CuLNERWELI, Nj. D., author OF
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The World renowned author In this admirable
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mat the awnll consequences of Self Abuse may
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ss-This Lecture will prove a boon TO thous-
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Sent. under seal. in plain envelope, to any
address on receipt of six cents or two postage
stamps. Address the publishers,
The Culverwell Medical Co.,
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Val" !" '"e iast uecaue''.'........'. 2,U97
The above figures are subject to revi-
sion in the Office of the Superintendent
of Census at Washington.
+. G. BUTTERFIELD,
Supervisor of Census,
District of Vermont.
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The Census OfvermOnt- OAicIal Zig.
ures.
The following Is the official report of
the population Of Vermont under the
tenth census. No previous official state
ment has been issued from tho supervis-
tors office:
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INTRODUCTION.

On the seventh ~ June, A. D.. 1880,
the following resolution wac adopte,t
nv the Police Jury Of the Parish OF
NatchttOches:
WHEREAS. The Ordinances Of tho
Police Jury OF the Parish arc merely
spread upon the minutes OF their
proceedings and no index u kept by
which these resolutions oen be re.
ferred to, thus rendering at times
difficult to ascertain what resolu.
lions are In force and what have been
repealed. .;......
Be it therefore Resolved that tho
Clerk OF the Police, Jury IL hereby
employed to cotify all the laws and
resolutions Of the Police Jury Of this
Parish OF a general nature.
Be It further Resolved, That the
Clerk OF the Police Jury be allowed
the sum on Ooe Hundred AMI Fifty
Dollars for making digest Of the
Police Jury Ordinances to he paid out
Of the contingent fund.
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Public Ferries.
PUBEIc rERRffs.

6Ic. 1. The following Ferries IN
this Parish shall b considered Pub.
lIC.F Ferries. t0.Wit:
At Grand Ecore, across Red river.
At Campte, across Red river.
At 0tappeS Blum. across Red river.
At BroedWell'S store, acsoAs Red
river.
At 0unnys Plantation, across Red
river.
At P. A. Rost's, across Red river.
At Joseph 4etoyee's, across Cane
river.
At Oloutierville, across Cane river,
AZ tho mouth OF Bayou Bourbeux.
across Cane river.
At n. 81. Osver's plsce, across Red
Sivse.
a mouth Of Cane rivsr, (Johnsoa',
ferry.)
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Continued from last Ueek,)

Continued from last Ueek.)
lating the above Section, shall be
deemed guilty Of q misdemeanor, aud
upc;, due conviction before q Justice
OF the Peace, shall be fined In q sum
Of not less than Twenty five dollars,
nor more than Fifty dollars, or b.
imprisoned In the Parish Jail for q
period Of not less than twenty days,
nor more than thirty days, the fine
to 20 the parish to the credit OF tho
Contingent Fund Of the Parish Of
NatchitOches.
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Hogs.

HOGS to HAVE RINGS IN THEIR NOSES.
SEC. /. That all hogs running at
large ON the river fronts Of Red,
Cane, Little and Old rivers. shall,
have rings IN their noses. or have the
gristle OF their noses 90 cut as to
prevent their roofing up the roads on
said rivers or the lands contiguous
thereto.
CONsrABLEs 70 INBOUND : TO POST NO.
TICE THREE DAYS AND SELL At PUBLIC
AUCTION DISPOSAL OF PROCEEDS -
PROvIsO.
SEC. 2. It shall be the duty OF the
COnstables Of the different wards,
when thew may see or shall be motif
fled that HOgs are running ct large
contrary to the provisions OF the
proceeding Section to have tho same
impOuuded, and after posting notice
to that effect, for at least three days
N three conspicuous places In the
ward 10 which said Hogs are i'm.
pounded. he shall proved to sell the
same by public auction. The pro.
ceeis Of sale shall be devoted to the
repair and construction Of bridges In
said ward, after paying cost OF i'm.
pounding, PROVIDED; that In no case
shall the coet OF imp0unding be more
than fifty cents per head.
OWNERS ALLOWED TO REDEEM.
SEC. 3. Tue owner OF any Hogs 90
impOunded shall be allowed to re-.
deem the same at any time before
the sale, by paying the sum Of One
Dollar for each Hog impounded.
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Police Jury.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS,

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
SEcrl0Nl /. That at the regular Jan
nary meeting Of each and every year
the Police Jury shall elect a Presi
dent and Clerk for their Body, q Par
ish Treasurer aud q Constable OF tue
Parish.
VALIDITY OF ELECTION.
Sec. 2. No election for the officers
provided for 10 the preceding section
shall be valid unless q majority o.
tue members present concur.
ROAD PURPOSES.
Sec. 3. That hereafter the second
day OF each regular session OF the
Police Jury shall be devoted to road
purposes.
ONE MEMBER TO SPEAK.
Sec. 4. Only one member shait be
allowed to speak at q time, and only
twice on the same subject, unless
permission Ia granted him by the
Body
PRESIDENT TO FINE FOR DlsoRDERLY
Sec. s. That the President shall
have power to fne any member OF
the Body or other person, 10 the
sum OF Five Dollars, for disorderly
conduct, when the Body IL 10 session,
and said flne 1hall not be RENTED
unless by the c0neent Of q majority
OF the members preeent.
VOTES TO BE VIVA v0CE.
Sec. 6. Votes on all QUESTION: shall
be vtrG vOce, and the members are
hereby required to vote on ell ques.
lions unless excused by = majority Of
the members present.
SALARY or MExBERs.
Sec. z. The members OF the Police
Jury shall be paid the sum OF Three
Dollars per day and five cents
per mile Tor each mile they shall
travel going to and from home.
MODE OF DRAWING PROVISION.
Sec. 8. They shall draw their Gala.
riee BY warrant upon the Treasurer
to be issued by the Clerk upon tho
vouchers OF said members which
vouchers shall be reported to the
Police Jury the first meeting follow.
ing their Issuance PROVIDED, there 10
money In the Treasury to the credid
Of the fund against which the warrant
10 drawn. et-.. -5..
REGULAR TERM OF POLICE JURY.
Sec. 9. That regular terms OF the
Police Jury Of this Parish shall be ~
follow. t0.wit: lot Monday Of Jan.
uary, let Monday Of April. lot Mon.
day Of July and 1st Monday Of OCto.
Der OF each and every year.
ORDER OF BuslNEss.
Sec. 10.-The order Of business by
tho Police Jury shall be as follows,
to.Wit:
lst. Call to Order.
God. Roll Call.
Sd. Reading Of Minutes.
4th. Report Of Committees.
5th. Unfinished Bnsiness.
9Th New Business.
9TH Adjournment.
President Of the POI
lice Jury.
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Marks and Brands.
RECORDER TO RECORD ALL BRANDS AND
MARKS-FEE.

RECORDER TO RECORD ALL BRANDS AND
MARKS-FEE.
SECTION I. The Recorder Of the Par.
ish Of Natchitoches, is hereby re-
qutred to record In q book kept for
that purpose, all brands and marks
presented to him for recordation ;
and the Recorder is hereby allowed
the sum ol twenty. five (25) cents for
recording each brand and mark or
mark alone 90 they may be used, for
bis trouble In the premises.
MORE THAN ONE BRAND PROHIBITED.
Sec. e. That no person 10 this Par.
ish shall be allowed to have more
than one brand and mark in bis OF
her name.
"Overseen."
''See Road Laws"
Paupel's.
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President Of the PO-
lice Jury.
PRESIDENT TO APPOINT COMMITTEES.

PRESIDENT TO APPOINT COMMITTEES.
SECTION 1. It shall be the duty OF
the President OF the Police Jury, i'm.
mediately after bis election TO %.
point from among the members Of
the Police Jury, the following per.
manent committees, to-Wlt:
"A Committee on Finance"
"A Committee on Claims"
"a Committee on improvements"
The sald committees shall be CON.
posed Of three members each, and
shall elect their own chairman.
TREASURER 70 MAKE MONTHLY REPORTS
-PREslDCr 10 GIVE oRDER-PROvls0.
Sec. 2. The Treasurer OF the Parish
10 hereby required to report monthly
to tho President Of the Police Jury,
the amount OF monies 10 Treasury
and the amount to the credit Of each
fund and when an approved account
10 presented to tho President for paw.
ment, be shall give an order on the
Clerk Of the Police Jury, requiring
him to draw q warrant on the Treas.
urer for the amount, which Sald war.
rant shall be slgned by the Pfeei.
dent: PROVIDED, there 70 money 10
the Treasury to the credit Of the
}und against which the warrant %
drawn. aaff
PRESIDENT PROHIBITED FROM GIVING
ORDER.
Sec. 3. Ia no case shall the Presl.
dent issue % order TO the Clerk TO
draw q warrant on the Treasurer, un.
less there 70 money 10 the Treasury
to the credit Of the fund against
which the warrant 10 to be drawn.
TO KEEP BOOK OF REGISTRY.
Sec. 4. The President IL hereby re.
quired to keep q book Of regietry In
which be shall register oil Warfsnts
signed BY him: the numbers, amount
and names OF parties 10 whose name
they are drawn, and be ehall make q
report OF same 70 the Police Jury ct
each regular session.
TO KEEROEy1cE oPrn..
Sec. s. The President IL hereby 70.
qnired TO keep his,el1oe open. to.
Wit: The Police Jury room In the
Court House 10 the City OF Natchito.
ches, on Monday Of each and every
week tor the transaction OF business.
SHALL VOTE on ALL QUESTIONS.
Sec. 6. The President shall vote on
all questions before tho Body, and
shall participate IL al proceedtnge Of
the Jury as an ordinary member.
SALARY,
Sec. Z. The President 10 addition
to biz mileage and per diem, shall
receive the SUN OF T00 Hundred Dol.
lars per annum payable quarterly on
hiS own warrant.
Dr~H>1%< EN~>>>>a@-
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ROad Laws.
ACT no. liz OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN.
CORpORATED-pENAIT - pROvraO.

ACT no. liz or GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN.
C0RpORATED-PENALTY PROvlsO.
SEC. l. That Act No. liz Of the
General Assembly OF the State Of
Louisiana. approved April 10th, 1850,
be aud the same e hereby tncorpora.
ted In the Police Jury Laws, to.wit:
1T shall b tho duty OF the Police
Juries TO divide their parish into a.
many distriots % they may think
proper. for the appointment Of Over.
Seers OF roads. They shall. annually.
appoint Overseers Of highways or
roads. Who are 70 sulnno1s ell male
persons, from the age OF fifteen to
hfty, Except regularly ordained Min.
listers OF tho Gospel, Magistrates,
Constablee, Post Masters, Physicians.
Apothecartes, Road Apportioners,
keepers Of Public Ferries and their
Assistants, and Teachers and Stu.
dents Of Public 6chools.) to meet at
such places and times, % 70 them the
said Overueero. shall seem convenient
TO work on tho Public ROADS; and
whosoever shall, upon such sum.
mons, refuse or neglect to do and
perform their duty shall forfeit and
pay tho sum Of Two Dollars per day
tor each person % negleCtlng or re-
lusing, TO be recovered BY Judgment
before any Justice OF the Peace Of tho
Parish, and paid BY said Justice to.
the Overseer, and by him to be ex.
pended In hiring other hands to work
On said roads, and In default az or
~ 50 snAs, nsank &C. >..>A
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/ ~ SS1uoso0S GAIN USVoS W R09W " 00t&3eC0
At mouth OF Bayou Derbanne,
across Cane river.
At P. E. Prudhomme' 3 place, across
Cane river .-..'..
On Black Lake, at Stun and Dim.
mary's crossing.
90 Boyou Pierre. at Jno. Jordan's.
Halt Interest at Strong's on Saline.
Halt Interest at6t. Maurice, across
Red river.
Halt Interest at MONTGOMERY.
across Red river. ..'..,..
Halt Interest at Mouth Cane river,
across Red river.
! WHEN sold.
SEC. q. That the Public Ferries Of
this parish shalt be sold for cash to
the highest bidder by the President
OF the Police Jury, on the Let Satur.
day OF November OF each year, DOS.
eession TO be given on the lst At
January following, excepting such
Ferries 80 are or may he otherwise
provided for. -.
DUTIES OF PUBLIC FERRYMEN.
SBc. 8. That It ts hereby made the
duty Of the Public Ferrymen 10 the
Psrish OF Natchitochee, TO have good
and substantial railing and aprons
to their ferry Oats.
PENALTY FOR FAILING 70 COMPLY WITH
sEC. ].
SEC. 4. That any ferrymsn fall
Ing to comply with the preceding
Section. shall be deemed guilty Of q
mtsdemean0r, and upon conviction
before any Court Of competent jurie-
diction shall be fined 10 the sum OF
Twenty-Five Dollars, and In default
OF payment to be imprisoned In tho
Parish Jail for q period Of twenty
dsye.
RATES OF FRRRlA0E-PROvISO.
SEC. s. That the rates Of Ferriage
throughout this parish be AZ follows,
aud to take effect from and after tho
drst day OF January, 1881:
fcF single ne: q: %. Or beast s.,::; 6 Sct''
For one buggy and horse, Is
" two horse, 30 "
For ono wagon and two hor-
60 or oxen, 30
For ono wagon and tour hor.
see or oxen, 60 :"
For one wagon and ok hor.
SEQ or oxen, % +"
PROVIDED, that nothing contained In
the preceding Section shall be jcon-
etrued to interfere with the rates Of
ferriage on Black Lake.
|, RATES or FERRtAoE on BLACK LAKE. 81
SDc. 6. That the following rates
be established at the Ferries on Black
Lake known % Stun and Demry's
Ferry, aud Jamba Point Ferry. Du.
ring tho high water. the following
rates:
For single man or beast, 10 Cts.
For single man and horse, 20
For one buggy and horse. 30 !"
For ono buggy and two hor.
eco, 40
For one wagon and two hor.
eeD or oxen, 40
For one wagon and four hor.
eco or oxen, GO
For one wagon and elk hor.
eco or oxen, 20 g
In low water, one.half the above
rates.
DUTY OF FIRRYNEN.
SEC. Z. That It 10 hereby made the
duty OF the Public Ferryman In the
Parish Of Natchitoches 70 have good
and substantial railing and aprons to
their ferry fats.
FAILURE 70 COMPLY.
SEc. 8. That any Ferryman fsil.
log to comply with the preceding
Sect!on, shall BE- deemed guilty q =
before any Court Of competent jQris.
diction shall be fined III the sum Of
Twenty. five dollars, and In default OF
payment TO be imprisoned Ia tho
Parish Jail for period Of Twenty
days. aa ,ia
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Line 4 COl.nel.Trees

PENALTY FOR DEFACING LINE AND CORN
Err TREES -MODE OF PROCEDURE-DIss
POSAL OF FINE.
SECTION l. That hereafter any per.
son or persons, who shall wilfully
cut down aud deface any itue tree OF
corner tree or post, or shall throw
down. cut or pull W any corner post
or stake 90 any surveyed line 10 this
Parish, by which the rights OF any
individual may he impaired. shall be
deemed guilty Ola misdemeanor and
upon due conviction, before q Justice
Of the Peace, shall be fined In sun,
OF not lees than twenty-five dollars
nor more than fifty dollars; one-hatf
Of said lDe to 60 to the informer the
other half to 20 to the Contingent
Fund Of the Parish; and In default
OF payment. be shall be Imprisoned
In the Parish Jail for q period Of not
less than twenty days nor more. than
thirty days.
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Horse Racing.

HORSE RACING PROHIBITED on PUBLIC
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF FINE.
SEC. l. Hereafter It shall be un.
lawful for any person or persons,
wilfully or without just cause, to run
horses on any Of the public roads
within the limits OF the parish Of
Natchitoches. And any person OF
persons violating this Ordinance.
shall be deemed guilty Of : mtsde.
mesnor, and upon due conviction
shall be fined In q sum Of not less
than ten dollars nor more than
twenty-five dollars, and 10 default Of
payment, shall be imprisoned in the
Parish Jail for = period Of not lees
than three days. nor more than ten
days. one-hslf OF the fine to 90 to the
iniOrmer, the other halt to 90 to the
Parish to the credit Of the Contin.
gent Fund Of the Parish Of Natchito.
chez.