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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
AN ACT
To provide for a Permanent Settlement for
Henry S. Swinton.

To provide for Permanent Settlement for
Henry S. Swinton.
Whereas, Henry S Swinton has been in
the employ Of this Government during the
reigns Of the late Kings Eamehaneha Ill,
Kamehameha w., Kamehameha ", Luna
lilo, and His Majesty Kalakaua having
during all that period maintained character
for honesty and reliability, and whereas ne
has become aged and enfeebled in the ser
vice Of the Government, therefore,
Be it enacted By the King and the Legs
lative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands in
the Legislature ct the Kingdom assembled /:
Section /. That the sum of three hun
dred dollars per annum IS hereby per.
manently settled upon Henry S. Swinton
during his lifetime and the Minister Of
Finance is hereby directed to pay the same
our Of the public Treasury in ike manner
with other SHARES and appropriations an
uuzIly or BY the month.
Section 2 The said Henry S. S~inton
shall be entitled TO draw upon the public
Treasury for the pension provided for In
section I, from and after the date Of the
passage Of this Act
Approved mis- ninth day IF August, AID
1850 KALAKAUA. r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
AN ACT

To provide Special License for the Sale
Of Salmon.
Be it enacted by the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, 10
the Legislature of the Kingdom assembled
Section l. The Minister Of the Interior
shall give to every person applying therefor
license to sell salmon, at retail, for the
term of one year. The price of the said
license shall be twenty dollars.
Section .. This Act shall no, be con-
strued to apply to salmon placed in stores
for sale us merchandise frnm abroad. in
accordance with the provisions of Section
81 Of Civil Code.
Section g. This Ac; shall become law
from and after the date of its approval and
all laws and parts of laws in contravention
herewith are repealed.
Section 4. Any person who shall con-
travene the provisions of this Act shall, for
every Ofense, forfeit and pay fine not ex-
ceeding fifty dollars.
Approved this thirteenth day of August,
AID. 1880. kALAKAUA E.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
AN ACT
AN ACT
For the Relief of the School Agent of the
District of Kau, Hawaii.


For the Relief of the School Agent of the
District Of Kan, Hawaii.
WHEREAS, 1t appears by the Report of the
Board Of Education as laid before this
Assembly that the sum of $1,000 or
more belonging to school moneys in the
possession of Hon. W. T. Martin, the
School Agent, has become deficit,
AND WHEREAS, after due and careful inyes-
tigation by this Assembly all the evidence
as to the loss of said money, this House
has voted to release the said School
Agent and his bondsmen from RESPONSE
bility entirely for tho said sum or sums,
therefore,
Be il Enacted By the King and the Legisia-
tire assembly OF the HdIodiiaR Islands in
The Legislature ofthe Kingdom assembled:
SECTION l. Mr.. W. 7. Martin and his
sureties are hereby released from all respon-
sibility as to any moneys heretofore referred
to in connection with the Board of Edu-
cation.
Approved this 18th day of August, A. D.
1880. KALAKAUA r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22

Be it enacted BY the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, in
the Legislature Of the Kingdom assembled.
Section l. That Section e24 of the Civil
Code be and the same is hereby repealed.
For judicial purposes, the provisions of Sec.
tion 49S Of the Civil Code, as amended by
the Act approved on the 6rs, day of August,
AID. 1878, shall be observed.
Section 2. This Act shall become n law
from and after the date of its publication.
Approved this thirteenth day Of August,
AID. 1850. KALAKAUA, X.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22

pay to such Commissioners in such sums as
may be deemed proper.
SIC. s. This Act shall become law
from and after the date of its approval.
Approved this 18th day Of August, AID.
1880. KALAKAUA r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
AN ACT

To repeal Section ga Of the Civil Code
Whereas. Il IS injurious to the pubic IN
terest thar ore perssa should be appointed
as Judge for two districts widely separated.
therefore,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of Charles Apiani Long, dsesassd-
MR.. f. A. SCHAEFER HAVING
VI been appointed Temporary Administrator Of the
above estate all persons havin any property belonging
to the said estate in their possession owing any
debts the said Charles Apiani Long hereby nut-
ned 70 deliver pay the the said Administrator
az his ofiee Merchant street. Honolulu
Ssh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
NOTICE
MAKER SUGAR COMPANY STOCK
FOE SALE!

THIS PLANTATION HAS FIN
Il ishe6 rs second season. OF 55 Of sugar max
ing 23 manufactured since April 1st, f57g- The
next crop Of stoEE ~ acres. will Be ready
grinding about November i5th- The plantation 10 well
found IN every Fspect a1s abundance Of far I'M
gzlion and 1lin Of and unier the management
q Mr. Geo H. Dole aad the personal supervision d the
Presidear q the Copaay Col 5paldimg il considered
limited nEnber Of shares Of the capital stock are
cGered for the pgrp-1se Of iavesfrrnt- Apply 70
Hszslsla, July 81, 1850. So 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
NOTICE.

AFR. A. l.. SMITH. AT HIS STORE
Nl on Fort street. and Mr. j. T. Wissnian will attend
the collection OF Bills and receipt for the same,
the undersigned, from this date.
j. H. BLACK,
Late proprietor Of the p. C.. Advertiser.
Honolulu Sent 18th 1850 SIS In
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ill ACCOUNTS DUE AND OW-
~ ING to the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVER-
User Oce mp and including the 5h day Of August
must settled with j. II. Black only All nde btedncss
up 20 the same date viii be settled By
j. H. BLACK
Honolulu. August ., 1881 SIG
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22

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sid nzu1rr zery1raahzs han sfhes znmpaLI y - :
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-09-22
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Il Queen's Hospital with Paisi for twelve months
from the let October will be received up Saturday
noon, the s5th inst at the Office Of the undersigned
The quality must be good and Il be approved Of b. the
Purveyor Of tina Hospital
si7 81 T. A. sCHAEFER, secy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

The editor r-grets very much his ina
bility TO attend the barbecue At Kimbell
town last Wednesday. n previous en-
gagement for that day made il impossible
for him to accept their invitation, which
came 70 him through Mr.. Lawson only q
little while before his departure for
Shreveport To deliver an address on the
night Of the 7th inst, at the installation
of the Offices Of Meth Lodge l. o. OF.
This regret is all the moro intense s,nce
learning that the day WAS niost enjoy able.
From Col. J. j. Duke, Mr.. Jesse Aycock
and others who were fortunately able to
attend, We learn that no better conducted
affair Of similar kind has taken place in
Claiborne for . long while. A genius
cooked the meais and spprecistivc guests
devoured them. These gsntNwen speak in
highest terms Of the good order which
characterized the events Of the day.
A We have never visited that portion
Of our parish, notwithstanding residence
of twenty-five yesn in Claiborne, We
regret the lost opportunity TO meet old
friends and make new ones
We hope that there may Be in the fu-
ture . chance 70 spend . day with these
good people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Some weeks ago We made allusiou b
certain reports about Gen. King that n
was = Federal soldier, carpet-bugger, IL.
II WAS stated to rs that these slapAsss
were being maliciously circulated In vasl
one. No names were given to Ne. Indeed
We did not hear until after our Article w
written and published the name of ~
individual who had given circulation b
the report. c. J, Cargile bad heard fros
some quarter these stories about GsnseL
King, and had repeated 1t rather by way
Of enquiry than otherwise. OF course our
remarks could net apply to him - he w~
guiltless Of circulating the Islander with
any malicious intention. We think
that Mr. Cargile is an honorable man ~
would not knowingly be tho means Il
harming any one.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14
The Daily States.

The remarkable success Of this paper
deserves special mention, not by way Of
compliment IN the managers and corps of
writers, but for the reason that its success
10 due to the fact that the people by their
liberal patronage show their appreciation
Of fearless, honest Journalism. 1t is 4
fact that will, Of course, be denied by
those specially in interest, that too many
papers in tho State arc but time-servers,
timid and fearful in their general man
agement; endeavoriug to shape their
course 20 a to lose no friepds-taking no
decided position upon any question Of real
Importance, while they blow and blnster
about matters Of insigni6cance.
There are papers in the State whose ed.
itorials are models of ingenuity in this:
that they are written so as to give no
ofiense while they appear bold and az
gressive. Their devotion to party seems
to blind them to wrong-doipg in those
who lead Us. Such papers are respects-
BILE Donentities and accomplish no real
good for people, party or State. We oil
know what should be tho aim Of every
true journalist, yet the failure to live up
TO those requirements is 30 common that
it might we'll be feared that the people
would not appreciate the labors Of the
editor who conscientiously, without fear
Of punishment or hope Of reward, dis
Charge his duty to the people. That they
do is proven hy the wonderful, the un-
precedented success Of the Daily States.
In some of the essentials Of true journ.
slism the States may be lacking; but it
has an abundance Of those most impor.
tant features-pluck, energy, enterprise,
honesty and independence. The States
hlls a want long felt in Louisiana. A
paper that will not psnder to the party in
power; that will expose Official corruption
without reference to the dignity Of the
place or the social or party standing OF
tho individual. Other papers may do
these things as non partisan journals, but
il WAS needed that the task should he
assumed by paper within the party, and
by . man whose name and reputation
were so we'll aud favorably known Is to
preclude any interested motives.
The Democracy Of Louisiana have now
at the State Capital paper that may be
depended on for the truth. While Others
may belong to ring, or being in receip,
Of government pap may fear TO speak, the
States proposes to and does talk right
out in meeting" For such paper let u,
be grateful.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14
CsAdItlea Of the Reads.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
Dear Sir-will you let me, through your
columns, call the attention of the over.
eeers Of public roads in our parish 10 the
fact that there are many dead trees, and
some in threatening attitude, standing
IN close proximity to our highways, endsp,
gering the lives of traveller. a. Invent
TO Vienna few weeks since paced one
that had just fallen across the road large
enough to have crushed . whole stage
load Of passengers; and on nv return an.
other that would have killed 4 man or
crippled horse. A few days ago passed
under one Of those deadfalls, for which M
one is responsiGie for setting, and on nv
return It Wa lying across the road.
have known several persons that were
killed by the falling Of dead trers in tbs
road. Que not very long since. AM
acquainted with several Others who m.ds
bare escspe-in two instances the bnc.
gies in which they we're riding verr ,;,.s
ally crushed. The writer hereof h..
made two marrow escapes that he oh,.c,.
TO having repeated. II would be hs,ts,
to help cot down hundred dad trss.
than have person killed, especially n /,
were dear friend, or more especially II IL
were ones deafer self ~
respectfully,
Homer, Ia, July 1890. ''A
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

The Board Of Supervisor OF III. s,,,.
Unive,ity have vacated oil the once. Of
that institution and have elected Col. s.m1
n. Lockstt, President Of the Faculty. In.
cause Of this extraordinary action, bv
which Col. D. F. Boyd is dspo.ed, l, no,
within our knowledge. We h.v. nv
aware for some time that such action VA,
contemplated The dismissal Of Col, Bovd
v' look upon - An outr,s.. No man IN.
doos % much for the Up;v.,,;,, :.
Had II not have been for hi. ipdowit.bl.
energy ~ iossitusioo wsold hsv. d,.S
long 80.
Ae''r' auDby and Strong Of ii. Board
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Read advertisement Of President Robert
A. Smith. The reduction In terms is 90
Sruas aud the special inducements for cash
payment, puts it now within the reach Of
slDess every ono To secure liberal educa-
fiou. Mr.. Smith already begins to make
his inAassoe, his ability and euergy tell in
the Management Of the College. Young
nso and boys from the other parishes
sAsald esms hero BY all means. The place
- healtAy-our moral and social sdvan.
taess ~ numerous.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

chair. I an w By 49, q tAe sa4sss ett
is,os Of Claihosps 1neish shas tbh ~ ~
Dpss hIek-haDAsd - Alsassss1Al ssavsa-
tleu thai eve ssss0hleA q tAiU pahsh IN
Ger the saas u Dsosssssy. ksvs never
known 0 ehairwss q . ecotsal ss0uitsss
70 stretch biz jurlsaistisa 70 the extent
that IL vas done yesterday. lhsvs always
sen tsllsS sslsessd ffo@ opposing parties,
bat the ehairDsn Of the eentr.l committee
vss afraid Of ihis, hsoes PLACED IL In the
SHAPE Of Mad Wells rsturnIng board.
who were fairly disposed) had withdrawn
ffum the cooyentiop, the King bowlers
proceeded to ssnd full King delegation
Instructed to vote for him Art, Last and all
the time.
To your section belongs the credit for
the redemption Of the Filth Congressional
District; then to your section properly be-
longs . share Of the benefits. there repeat,
Whist / have before stated, that II King 10
nominsted by the fraudulent means used
here TO secure his nomination, he may ex-
pect defeat here In November. hsvs new
er known anything but to vote the DINO
cratic ticket, but like others, have done
too much honest, fsithful work for ny par
ty to have . man shov ed upon ne, not only
seainst my wish, but sgainst the wish Of .
majority Of my people. Yours, N.
Honrs, La, July 10Th, 1850.
To tie Editor Of tAs Claibevrs Guardian:
Ny Dear sir-I have just read comma
niestion, over the signature Of IN. !" In the
Monroe Bulletin, In which serious sccuss-
tions are made against me - chairman Of
the Democratic Mass Meeting held in Ho-
mer on the sd Of June.
! ask the use Of your columns 10 charAc-
terise a. basely and msliciously false those
Charge or insiuuxtions. The meeting was
one OF rcspec table sire, and both King and
Richardson were represented by sone -
pure and able men rs are TO be found In
Claiborne parish. The enthusiasm Of the
factions made the meeting noisy and dif1-
cult to control; yet there 10 positively DO
ground for the sweeping charges made
against the supporters Of Gen. King. !
endeavored TO discharge my duties consci-
entiously, and ] sm proud to know that,
save M" there are none of Col. Richard
sons friends who have brought any sccu-
sations against me; on the contrary, they
sustain me IN my intention. and condemn
in letter and spirit the communication Of
M"
In conclusion, Mr. Editor, permit me to
say that have lived too long in Claiborne
parish, and have . reputation too firmly
established, to be injured BY the base SLAM
ders Of An anony mous scribbler.
J. FERGUSON, Chm.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Mr.. jesse Aycock, whose place 10 west
Of Lisbon two or three miles, has the most
remarkable field of corn that We have
ever seen. On land Of seeming ordinary
character, that 10 usually relied on for
about ten or twelve bushels Of corn to the
acre, he will gather not less than thirty.
Eve bushels. Competent judges 20 esti-
mate it. There are others who think It
will yield 10 or Is bushels This unusual
crop 10 due to the fact that the soil has
been skillfully cultivated, and the rains
have fallen in sutacient quantities 1t the
right time. In the Lisbon neighbcrhood
there will be oceans Of corn. 1t 10 thought
that the absence OF demand will bring the
price TO 25 cents bnshel.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Rev. Mr.. Hsckett, the Baptist minister
Ut Shreveport, had the honor 10 Gil the
station 70 have been occupied BY serator
Lsnas, In tAe delivery Of the Annual Lit
sessy sAArsss ss Mississippi College. Sen
sssr Lamar Wa prevented, BY serious ILL.,
ossA iron Attending. Elder Hsckstt II
~tlf - rs0s1Ssred, conducted protr.et-
- DssAas hses lsss fail, greatly 70 the
ss>islbse6so a his people. He 10 . preach
srsf asstAsd sbtlity. ed b gssisi, con-
pssisssAs sssusose, W. nAhss May
A4seds wSsasvss - ~. We veah b
~ - Asss - ~ - sS.is 10 The a.
ehasne 81 N n1nistesial duties
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

We Arc panied to learn that Mrs. n. T.
whitsAesd died on the 7th inst. II has
been esiy few weeks since we puhlished
. Desios Of the marriage Of this lady to our
young friend, Thomas J. Whitehead. 1t 10
ed, Indeed, that this beautiful young lady
shoaM have died before the honey
hsd ended. The husband has eur sympa.
thy In his great grief.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

In New Orleans there 10 some excite
ment over the disspPsarsDcs Of . child
two yean and seven months Old, the son
Of John Cane. He 10 believed TO have
been stolen. A large reward has been
offered for his recovery. The child is we'll
grown, talks we'll fsr his age, has light
hair inclined 70 curl, blue eyes and upper
ftsot tssth goes, full face, fair couplexion
and girlish sppssraooe-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Mr. T. 8. Sigh, President Of the Fsna,s
College has made some important changes
since bis second lease, the FIRST having a.
pired with the scholastic year ending lass
month. He has secured the services q
tescher Of music Of Prot. Leroy r. NssaA
Of Freestone Co., Texas. This gentlsnaa
has dne reputation ~ teacher Of nusis
and is besides . man Of high moral ehas-
acter. Under the new arrangemsnt The
school will stand second to no other Inst.
tuition in the State. W.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Prof james ". Nicholson, of the State
Usivsrsi,y, 10 1t home to spend bis vaca.
tion. The Professor 10 locking we'll, aud
will doubtless gain additionally IN good
looks by . two months association with
The PsoPle Of his old home. Our pic-nies,
Ash.fhss, ETC., will add many pounds Of
hssh 10 the Professor. We trust that his
stay will be pleasant.
We thank Prof Niehoison for . Ole Of
late pspers.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

d.. Hart, the celebrated New Orleans
Cbirspodist, 70 in Homer and will remain
Nv day.. He offep HE services In the
treatment Of ell disesses Of the feet
corns, bunious, warts, ingrowing nails, &c.
Rooms at Browns Hotel.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Mr.. Nulhsupt, Of tho Arm of Mulhaupt
4 Stoue, informed the editor the other day
that ~ might assure the people and the
msrohsnts that his prices for boots, shoes
aud hsts could not be beaten. To whole
ssls buyers be o6ers most extraordinary
Inducements, " bose details cannot be made
known ave by IN order or visit.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

The court Of appeals will meet here
next Monday, with lodges George and
Aoucure presiding. There 10, We arc told
no businsss to occupy the attention Of the
court. The ssssion will be . short one,
confined simply to announcing tho rules.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

We met in Shreveport the other dsy A.
Senator Boiling williams Il Desc, ~,
ish Just beck from IN sxtsasive t,,>
through the Moth and wsst, tAkhs
the Cincinnati convention BY IL v>v
From Mr.. Willians We learned nSoA -,
of political interest. He hsard ftss,.,.
conversations among membes Of ~ a.
publican party. They discussed IL Nm.
priety Of taking down Garfield "a
putting up Grant.
The effect of Hancocks nominato.
seems to have taken the Repablioa.s ~
surprise. 1t seems that he will now es,,v
several Of the Northern states. Psuusvi.
vanis 10 BY no means sure for 0axlsn
The set Of General Pierson, who h.a
been . leading Republican, member Of
the Pittsburgh Executive committee n.
signed, and in public letter TO Gr,,t
announces tbst be will support the DEM.
cratic ticket.
Tho reflections from Republican r,ah.
are numerous, and include In their nun.
Der many Of the leading men Of tn
party. All these facta combine to slsr.
republicans seriously. Already they b.
gin to ask themselves, What shall vs dos
To take down Garfield and put up Gnn.
would be like changing front in the f,s.
Of the enemy-would 10 . dangeross n.
tentative.
Mr.. williams is Of opinion that unie,
something Of an extraordinary nsspr,
should transpire between this and u,
election, the Republicans have not IL
ghost Of chance. But the news from M
sources is similar to that mentioned allow,
A hopeless apathy SCENE to characterize
the movements Of Republicans while tAs
Democracy are cheerful, buoyant and q.
gressive. Our exchanges arc filled MIA
glad tidings from all the States. Deno.
crats are wheeling into line with alacr,ty.
The line Of battle is being formed, foees,
are enthusiastic and We have hopes Il
victory.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

The chances are in favor Of the Demo
crats carrying tho State Of Pennsylvania.
Hero the factions Of the Democracy arc
united. John W. Forney, Fevon and
other prominent Democrsts support Han.
cook. The PhilsdelPhis Tines 10 for this
campaign . Dsmocratio paper. II looks
like the State will b Democratic onos
again.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

We call special attention to the change
In advertisement Of Masonic Female Insti.
ssss. All who are interested In any Of the
festures Of female education will hnd some
thing attractive sbont this announcement.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
HOMER, La, Moyday, July n, 1880

HOMER, La, MOyday, July u, leeo.
Council met at Mayors Office.
Present-J. A. Richardson, Mayor; @. @.
Gill, B. A. Bridges, W. w. Arbucks ~
n. X. Bryan, Selectmen. Absent: J. d.
Simmons.
COMMITTEE REPORT:
Your committee to settle with former
Marshal respectfully submit the following
statement Of his account:
II. r. Ferguson, Marshal,
Acct. with Corporation of Homer, D..
To Taxes on tsbleau Of 1879, 1>07 Is
Fines imposed from Nay, -, to
Licenses collected, 1890, SEQ
Taxes us 50
License from show, 500
Or. A,Si3 IS
BY Trs.surer's receipts, sel 81
Tax 70 still unpaid, ~ 30
5pr ct. CONS on 1906
collected, $3.50
Bal salary, - Marshal, 200 oo-Sis%, y
The above does not include any state
ment OF street tax; and We also submit
herewith accounts of Mr.. FerRusou agsiUe
the corporation, for which be asks credit.
respectfully,
3. 4 sE sslB BsFss, |c.-.
The report was received and 6nal setioe
postponed till next meeting Of the council
Account of. H. Kirkpatrick foe cattIaG
down horse racks was allowed for s o..
The Ma1hsl Wa instructed 70 have ~
moved from town . certain dsformsd sew,
belonging TO Mike Dickerson.
The Council then adjourned.
(signed) J. A. RICHARDSON,
MsyS.
n. Rkks Bryan, Clerk.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

NJ. White, near Lisbon, told the editor
on Sunday last that he hsA seen very
many boil worms, In somc instances -