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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
today Proceedings.

The full Board met ct II A. n. today.
The minutes OF yesterdays proceedings
were read and approved.
Judge Rising came before the Board,
canvassed the returns Of the late election
az to the votes for State Senators, mem.
bers Of the Legislature and County Com
m~issioners. made out and submitted .
report which corresponded with the 70.
suit OF the canvass as made BY the
Board. The report Of Judge Rising was
ordered fled.
On motion Of Commissioner Gala
cher, the minutes. wherein the name OF
Ambrose Englis was written Ambrose
English. were ordered amended to cor
respond with the true name a. II up.
pearsd on the ballots cast.
An entry was also made In the min.
utes that as the District Judge had aled
his Certificate Of canvas OF the vote for
members OF the Senate, Assembly and
County Commissioners. certificates issue
accordingly.
Bills were allowed as follows @. l..
Metcalf, fees as Constable, $3.50 30; j..
Fr.dsricks. rent Of polling place. lights,
fuel, etc., S63 60 G. D. McDufis, ex-
porting ON Trsssursr's books. $50 ; 7.
r. Plank. same Zone day mors). $SS;
William Skyrms. assessing. $l44; Will
lam Teresa, rebate poll tax, -; Sehoen.
field & Lyman, ten straw beds. $50;
Maurice Martin. rebate on taxes, ~ 90;
Yellow Jacket Engine Company. rent.
lights. etc.. for polling place. $40; j. Z.
Mcdonald, fees in bonanza suits,
500 80.
The DiLrict Attorney said there was
much feeling In the community as TO
the prosecution Of ex-Treasurer b. d.
Carrick for bis embezzlement. the case
was q delicate and particular n to pre-.
pare for trial, and he felt the need Of
some assistance In the work. Referred
to the Court.h0use Committee with pow
er to act.
Recess till ! p. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17

deeds; that We earnestly call upon the
people OF our county and State to join
hands with Us in this matter. 40 the
only course for the people to save the
government from corruption and fraud.
That We beg the citizens and merchants
OF Greenvills city to discharge from
their employ any white or black Radical
md fill their places With Democrats.
That wa discountenance any man Who
will violate any OF the above resolutions
and consider him wanting In loyalty to
his party and spot him az an snsmy to
good government. That no tenant:
whom Wa may have on our places shall
be allowed to have In thrir employ any
white or black Radical. That any voter,
q stranger to as, who may apply TO rs
for employment, must produce satisiac'
tory evidence that he 10 q Democrat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
EASTERN DISPATCHE Is.
An Explanatory Note from Judge
Davis In Regard to Hewitt.

NEW YoRx. November l6.-Judge Da.
Wis. at q late hour last night. sent CON
m~unication to the newspaper offices, in
which hs says he is satisfied that in Civ.
ing q summary Of Joseph Hart's tssti-
mony in the Philip case, from bis MEM
oranda and recollection, he fell into an
error which. In justice to Mr.. Hewitt. 1t
10 his duty 10 correct (: that the text OF
the letter had been published and litho-
graphed and Q fac smile bad not. and 1t
was to determine whether the latter
should be autographed and published in
fac smile that Hart sought the opinion
OF Hewitt and others IS to its genuine
ness. In every other p%srticuls., the
Judge says. be believes the evidences and
all the information made BY him from 1t
are wholly justified BY the facts, and
then the Judge goes on to show o The
error happened to bs made. aud to in-
quirs whether 1t IL Of apy material sig.
n,Acance In forming . correct opinion OF
bis conduct In the affair. He says:
1.-THE letter as at first published would
have fallen still. born as q silly and use
less forgery II 1t had not been taken up
and carried through photographs and
lithoRrspbic fac SMILES on the shoulders
OF the National Committee and Mr.. Hew.
it's strong character. Nobody charged
or suspected Hewitt Of forgery. but my
belief 10 that but for him the forgery
would never have been picked out OF the
gutter and hurled into the canvass with
the deadly power OF bis endorsement and
that OF the National Committee" The
Judge then adds portions Of Hart's testi-
mony tending. be thinks to show that bis
(Judge Davis') mistake was one. at the
most, OF mere pbrassoloRy. He then
goes on to say that the testimony had
not been written out. and he had raised
on his brief q note Of the most import
ant points. In conclusion, Judge Davis
says: at Is q great mistake In Mr..
Hewitt to suppose that his testimony
and his conduct were not q legitimate
subject OF judicial criticism. when be
appeared as a witness under such cir
camstanoss, and my opinion in the case.
for whatever 1t may be worth, will stand
unaltsrsd as to him. except In the single
particular above suggested"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
AssRSsM RNTS.

silver IIili-S cents per share. levied No
vember 10; dc inquent December a; sale
day January II.
Chollsr-eo cents per shsrs; levied Nov,m.
her .; delinquent December u; sale day
Januaryt 4.
Sierra NevadA-sl per share; levied No.
yember II; delinquent December 10; sale
day January 4.
Unioa Coa..-si per share; ieyied Novem.
Der IS; delinquent December 10; sale day
January s.
Best d BsIehsr 80 cents per share; levied
November 8; delinquent December 10; rale
day Der 81.
OphtP-Sl per share; levied November 8; de-
litQuent December 10; sale day Lscsm.
Der 80.
Con. ImpsriAl-io cents per share; levied
November 8; delinquent December 8; sale
day Dece nber ~.
Alpha Cen.-Sl per share; lsvisd October
u delinquent November 50; delinq lent
December n.
Bsntoa Cos.-5o cents per share; levied
October ~: delinquent November 70; sale
day d cember 70.
Lady Bryas-2s cents per phars; levied
October ~; delinquent November u; sale
daJ December 10.
Crows Pstss-D cents per share; levied
October Z; delinquent November IL; raie
day December 10.
Yellow Jarkes-si per share; levied oeto.
Der 9; delinquent November io' sAo a''
Iowa Three cents per share; levied October
II; delinquent Novembtr 10; sale asS Dc
cember ..
New Ysrk-ls cents pr share; levied octo.
ber II; delinquent November 10; sale day
Decembtr3 ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
Young rammany Republican.

CINCINNATI. November l7.-Charles
s. Fisher. Q young and active Republican
worker and Supervisor, was before the
United States Commissions yesterday.
charged with attempting fraud at the
polls in the October election. The accu.
sation was brought by Republicans. and
Republicans were the chief Witnesses
against him. The testimony went TO
show that be had gotten fourteen Re-
publican ballots in the box at the First
Ward In this city. The ballot-boI was
20 arranged that each ballot was stamped
% II fell into the box. Fisher. 1t 10
charged. had supplied himself with sew
sral stamped tickets, and would occa-
sionally drop several on the floor and
declare they had fallen from the box,
aud have them deposited. N.was alter
wards found out that the bogus stamp
was defective. and all the ballots, four.
teen In number. were thrown out. They
were all Republican tickets. The tssti.
mony IL progressing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Tn. Hospital Nos 90 be rarmsd Oas
-niseellaueeus Matters.

There was . full Board 81 the meeting
of County Commissioner last evening.
The announcement that Judge Rising
had somsthing in regard 70 the election
to offer, and the desire to see what the
Board would do about the Hospital.
brought out q large number Of citizens.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The bond OF the incoming Auditor
was reduced from SIS. 900 to $40 1000.
Attorney Deal oams before the Board
with 500, and deposited the Same a.
money to redeem the property OF the
old Wells Fargo Mining Company sold
for taxes. He claimed that the property
nov. belonged to tie new Wells-Farso
Mining Company. and he asked that .
minute be made OF the transaction to
Save the rights OF the company. The
minute was made. 40 the time for re-
dsmption expired yesterday.
A communication was read from The
Virginia Miners Union. The Union
had been assessed $500 on personal
property; they had but THAR library,
and asked q rebate communication fled
for future action.
Commissioner Frazer said that before
the bids for taking the hospital were
opened he had Q few words to say. The
impression prevailed TINT the Board. in
taking such o course 20 near the end OF
its course, was in COLLISION with some
doctor or some ons else In letting that
contract. He should at any rate vote
against any contract with any doctor or
any q else.
Commissioners Canavan concurred. He
had before expressed himself to that
effect. He thought II in bad taste for
IN outgoing Board to enter into . con.
trac. extending beyond its tenure Of
office. He should vote with Mr.. Frazer.
On motion Of Commissioners Gala
cher, the opening OF the bids to run the
County Hospital was indefinitely post
poned.
On motion. It was ordered that on
payment OF the sum OF taxes. costs and
penalties, amounting 10 $50 30. the
Treasurer execute and deliver to the Pio-
nesr Mining Company q deed Of the
property CT the company which had been
sold for taxes, the time to redeem hAv-
ing expired Sunday.
Adjourned till today at ii A. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
Terrible Fire at the Minnesota In.
sane Asylum The North Wing
Acknowledgement Lives Lost.

CHICAGO, November. l8.-A st. Peter
special says that the north wing Of the
Insane Asylum was destroyed by FIRE last
evening. the FIRE breaking out shortly
after 8 O'Clock. By most strenuous ex-
%srtions the rest Of the building was
saved. The whole structure. which was
ten years 10 the course OF erection. was
only flushed three years ago. The cos.
was over $500. 900. The loss 10 $780,
600. and no insurance. the State having
neglected this p%recaution. The origin
Of the FIRE 10 unknown, though 1t 10
known that II broke out in the base.
nent Of the north wing. which was dc.
stroysd. The reports Of loss OF life are
indefinite and conflicting. Different RI.
mors place the number Of victims OF
from two or three to fifty. bat no bodies
have been found, and no one Is surely
known to be Lost. The Superintendent
ordered the release Of all patients as soon
as the danger became imminent. II Is
probable that In the confusion OF tho
night some were overlooked and burned.
This probability 10 increased by the fact
that some rooms were quickly allied with
smoke, and could not DO entered BY, res.
ousrs. The citizens cared for the unfor-
tupates last night.
A bulletin to the Pioneer-Pres from
St. Peter says: The number Of lives
lost by the burning and freezing In the
Insane Asylum are variously estimated
at from twenty TO Atty. The loss on the
building 10 $500. 900. The whole catas-
trophs Is fearful 10 contemplate and i'm
possible to describe. . The poor. daz.d
inmates OF the asylum who had escaped
the flames were at large half clothed.
and were to be seen in oil directions fly
ing In wild fright from those who at.
tempted 10 save them. The mir wa
bitter cold. and the poor wretches. with
hxli.naksd bodies aud bleeding feet, were
flying about and hiding and cringing In
alleys and dark corners. It was O sight
once seen never to DO forgotten. Some
say as many as twenty insane people
either persisted In the flames or died on
the cold hills during the night. So many
Of the patients have disappeared that II
cannot DO told who are dead and who
have run away. The suffering has been
terrible, and no pen can describe II or
human mind realize II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
A biz Ere was last night raging In the

A big ere was last night raging In the
woods near Blue Canyon. A strong
wind was blowing. which made the dan
aer imminent to the Railroad, telegraph,
mills and fumes. All the men that
could be got were being sent out 10 nght
the ERE wherever IL wa possible. A big
are wal also raging at Lowell Hill, In
Nevsda county. Cal.
The social dance Of the Champions Of
the Red Cross. at Masonic Hall, last
evening, was oil that was anticipated Of
II. The attendance was - large % the
hall would accommodate. the music az
cellsnt, the dancers In good spirits, and
everything was sstisfactsry.
The United States Circuit Court has
adjourned until the 29th instant. and
Jurors have been excused until that ans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
Anerusss ssress Keepers.

SAN FnAScIsco. November l7-s p. NJ
Alta. 81. 81, 81. 81; Sierra Nevsds'
sA. S.. ss. 81; ophir. sS; Mexican.
7S,7s; Union Con-. l2a, i2s; Justice.
1 IS, 1 so. 1 30; Silver Hill. soc; Bullion.
1 80; Benton. l 80. l IS. 1 40. l IS; Navajo,
1, 1 O5, 1 10; Gould L Curry. 4; Alpha, 3;
Yellow Jacket. Is. 4 10; New York. SOC;
Savage. 2 30; Con. Dorado. SOC; lmPe-
rial. i5c; Albion. 55e: Andes. $50. voc;
Overmau. soc. s5e; Scorpion. 20; Hale
L Norcross. Z 10; Beleher. 1 so. l IS; Best
4 Bslshsr. 81; Lady Washington. SIC;
Utah, g..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
ONLY %Protesting.

CHICAGO, November ia Tribune
New York special says: Chairman Fow-
Ter, Of the Democratic State Committee.
now afirms that there has been no in
tention to Dust Garfield; that the county
committees were not directed but advised
to protest against the returns on the
ground OF fraud. and that there was
never any intention Of protesting against
the form OF the Republican ballots.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
South larollpa Democracy.

New Yoax, November l8.-Ths Tiger
Club Of G~resnvills county, South Caro-
lins, recently celebrated the Democratic
victory In that State. and adopted the
following resolutions i: That from hence
forth vs pledge ourselves to discard any
man. white or black, who voted with the
Radical party, and that We will not rent
a.y Of our lands 10 or have upon our
promises such men until they prove their
sincerity to honest government or the
Democratic party BY their words and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
The man from Silver taken to the hos
,itsl Yesterday was Philip Ksppersndy.

The man from Silver taken to the hos
pital yesterday was Philip Ksppersndy.
who had both bones Of his left leg
broken midway between the knee and
ankle at the Scheel mine. . short dis
,snce below the Forman shaft. The
break was made by . falling bucket
which became detached from the cable.
Yesterday afternoon John Peterson. .
machiuis, in the employ Of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad Company. at their
shop in Carson, was found lying dead in
the round house. with . large pool OF
blood near his mouth. Az ex amination
showed that his death was caused BY
hsmorrhass OF the lungs.
Instead OF 100 men being discharged
from the Union shalt. as rumorsd. but
thirty men have been laid of and instead
OF work having been discontinued In the
south compartment. work 10 continued
AT Ave points aud has only been sui.
pended at three places.
An assessment Of thirty cents per share
has been levied upon the capital stock Of
the silver Hill. delinquent Decsmbsr 81.
One OF 81 per shars has been levied on
the Union Consolidated. delinquent De-
cembsr l6. See advertisements under
''Nsw Today"
The Scheel mine Is now working at
III. depth Of 800 feet and is yielding
we'll. The ore averages about $50 per
ton. The mine 10 situated = short dis
tancs to the eastward Of the Alta.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
many has declared . dividend Of nfty
Sssts Per share on their capital stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
Almost Convinced.

NEW York. November 1.-THE Nstos
says: Charles A. Byrne. the editor OF
Truth. said yesterday In relation to the
Morey letter. that some things bad
transpired that almost made him believe
the letter was Q forgery. and that II
something since his connection with II
could be explained be would eonceds II a
forgery. He also stated that Kennard
Philip 10 no longer connected With Truth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
The Free Ballot and Fair Count In
Mississippi.

vrcrssuso. November 1.-THE Times
says: The shosstring District. In Mis-.
sissippi. comes to the front with an Oh
cisl report Of the recent election. In
Coahoms county 700 votes were thrown
out, and 10 six other counties 6S6s were
rejected on the thinusst p~retexts. The
bsllot.box In Jefferson county was cap.
tursd by ~sbotguns. Lynch (colored Re-
publicsn) was elected to Congress by q
majority OF 500. General Chalmers re-
ceivps . certificate on . cooked majority
Of 37s9. viii this iniamy be allowed to
vvin2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
PHILIP Needs Cancellation.

New YORK, November l6.-Tbs Sun
/: A rumor reached the District At
torney's Office late yesterday afternoon
to the effect that Kennard Philip, who. II
10 alleged, forged the letter on the Chi.
ness labor question that was attributed
10 Garfield, having been discharged from
the employ OF the scurrilous paper that
published the letter. had determined to
make q revelation 10 regard to the au
thorship OF the letter that would impli.
cate others than himself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
pep.r,ures Last Ev.aing.

n Frederick. W Moyle. J J Kelly. J
Donshue. p McGlancy. + A sssburger. c
J Appleby. T Eager. s E Pratt. Mrs d
Seaman. Blanche Dievielle, n ] Franklin.
Mrs A II Shellard. Lieutenant Governor
Adams. J Herman. p Kearney. ] W Cass.
J Ramsey. + J A Darr. II O Lewis. 7
Kaowland. J T Kelly, A Alt. T Msyns and
family. n Carter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
Coolest Yet.

This morning the registering Their
momstsr at the Chollar Office left ito lit.
lie brass pin but ak degrees above zero.
This 10 two degrees colder than any win.
tsr since the Comstock was the Com
stock, except last winter. when We got
tan degrees below zero.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
Arrival. This Mor.isx.

s Brown. L Doran. P Vaughn. A c
Hamilton. Thomas Keogh. c Pstrie. j
Kelly, @ p Willard and wife, DR. Chapman,
Chas Holman, s n Runyon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
THE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
November II, 1850.

Plenty Of ssseks. Nut No NusSimsss
10 Them-ThtnEs Reductss %
Busises. Propositiea-rhs ouss.
si.s IL " wooachuck or No Neat"
aud shs ..Miutsser" U~sderssands
the Situation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
srUcK KErOsr.
saa Francisco BOARD
LAST

LAST EVENING.
10 Northern Belle. 81
40 Grand Prize. l IS. ~
$50 Argenta. s5c. SOC
$50 Navajo.
100 Independence, 4oe
800 Tuscarora. l,s
500 Day. soc
800 Albion. $50
eco Bodie.
40 Columbus. ~
50 Syndicate. t5c
IS Bulwer.
100 Champion. 500
100 BlackhAwk. &c
50 Mono, I
i0e Jupiter. zoe
100 Addenda. 25c
100 Mammoth. lbc
ESQ Orc. SOC. 75c
$50 Silver King. 81. 81. 81,
200 Martin White. soc
so Boston Cou.. I 20
700 Paradise. Sc
SO Manhattan. II
100 Wales. IL
500 North Belle Isls. S5c. toe
l25 Tiogs. soc
so East Mt. Diablo. loo
THIS MORNING.
l35 0phir. 6k. CT
$50 Mexican, 7I.s
$50 Gould 4 Curry. 4 05
225 Best / Belcher. 81. 90
20 California. I 80
100 Savage. 2 IS. 2 80
$40 Con. Virginia. 2 IS. ~
100 Chollar. 2, 2 o5, 2 10. 2 Us
100 Potosi. 2 10
AIS Hale 4 Soreross, 4 20. 10
500 Crown Point, I 40
Is Yellow Jacket. I Is. ~
400 Imperial. zoe. i5c. soc
l25 Alpha. 81. $ 20.
665 Belcher. I 50
40 Confidence, 8 90
SIS Sierra Nevada, 81, 81
40 Utah. ca
$50 Bullion. l IS
265 EIehequer. ~, IS
800 0verman. ! IS
1915 Justice, 2, 2 Us
205 Union Con-. IL
1850 Alta. ca. Gu. GU. CT, sS $50 :
40 Julia, 43c
200 Caledonia, S5c
$50 Silver Hill. 55c
100 Challenge. s5c
ITO Occidental. IL
700 New York. 35c. 500
$50 Lady Washington, +es, 35c
$40 Andes, I IS
220 Scorpion. l 40
1850 Benton. ~. AZ
800 Con. Dorado, SOC
so North Bonanza. i0c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
WEDNESDAY. : NOVEMBER II. 1880

Candidate. for pO.inon' at he di.pO'ai Of
the nsr, L.gi'iats's ca" announce tAs"ss'rs'
4. the adrsrii~-y eoia~"s Of the NEWS at
rra.onabLs rates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
"a. Years beforethe Public.
THE GENUINE
DR.C.McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended rs n remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir TO-" but In
affections of the Liver. and In all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick Head
ache. or diseases of that character, they
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17
AcUE N FEVER.
BEWARE OF mutations.

No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking quinine. AZ
q simple purgative they are unequaled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-17

The genuine are sugar-coated.
Each box has q red.wax seal on the lid,
with the impression, McLANE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the sigma.
lures OF c. McLASE and FLEMING Bios.
DsrInsist upon having the genuine
DR. c. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS. pre-.
pared by
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa,
the market being full Of limitations tf
the name McLame, spelled differently,
but same pronunciation.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-07-10
PARISH ORDINANCES.

On motion be it ordained, that the dividing
line between the 81 and 9th Police Jury wards,
is changed so as to run thus beginning at the
n W corner OF the ID Police Jury ward, run
hin" south three miles, thence west one mile,
thence south to the parish line.
Be it further ordained, that the following
change is made in the I'd and Sth Police jury
wards which is as follows Section of I s S Il
3 east is taken from the Sth Police Jury ward
and is now included in the ID Police Jury ward.
Be it further ordained, that the I'd Police
Jury ward is hereby divided into two polling
prccincts-Grand COteau and Coulee Croche--
the line beginning at I line between L S X
east ana I 5 K 8 east, one mile south of north
line of the Cd Police Jury ward, running south
miles, thence cast to Bayou CarancrO
Be it further ordained, that the Sth Police
Jury ward be and is hereby subdividcd into
seven polling precincts. as follows all that
portion of the 10th Justice OF the Peace W&rd
in Prairie Manouth west Of Bayou DIES Cannes
to constitute one polling precinct.
All that portion of the 10th Justice of the
Peace ward i'll Prairie Faquetaique west of
Mallet woods and east Of Bayou DIES Cannes
to constitute one polling precinct.
All that portion of the 10th Justice of the
Peace ward east of Mallet woods to constitute
one polling precinct.
All that portion of the 14th Justice of the
Peace ward west of Chilly Mallet to constitute
polling precinct.
All that portion of the 18th Justice of the
Peace ward east of Gully Mallet to constitute
polling precinct.
Peace ward east of Bayou Piaquemine to con-
stitutc polling precinct.
All that portion of the 18th Justice Of the
Peace ward west of Bayou PlaQuemne to con-
stitute Il polling precinct.
Be 1t further ordained, that an additional
polling precinct be and is hereby established
in the 18th Justice of the Peace ward in Prairie
Mamouth.