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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

LAsp'tb.
Columni, road. from Bngue Falia
bridge to the yard Iiue. Aleck Page.
Lee road, from corporation line
to the ward line. d. c. Levy.
Lee road, from ward line to the
parish line. j. +. RUSSELL.
LrcroiA Bridge road. Dave La
cruix.
Madisonviile Forty road. from
Cnviugton to the ferry, Bill Sales.
From the two mile post. on the
Military road, to the Bogue Chitto,
L. d. Davis.
Fourth Ward-Ponchatolowa
Bridge, to corporation lihc of Mali
leviile, Willie Strain.
From Ltwishurg to Tate Loose,
IN the CurinYton road. Alphons'
Dupre.
From Biz Branch to the corpora
tinn iinr of Manicvile, On Gtrarh
street, Jules BojeS.
Fifth Nnrd-Lnwer Pearl River
road. from Amta bridge to PENIS
mill creek. Geo. Wilson.
From PENIS mil creek tn the
Sin.le;eIry place, Davidson Rich
ardson.
Military road. from Mat Mizrll S
ferr; to the Petri River road, D..w
son King.
Pearl River road, to the ten mile
cost. Edward Norman.
Pearl River road, from the ten
ni!,. post to Steve Aizell's ferry,
Neck Bush.
Pearl RiErr road, from Steve
Miz+ll's ferry to the parish liue,
John Cooper.
Bogue Chitto road, from Steve
Mizell's ferry to the parish line,
Marshall Tally.
Sixth Warl-From Penn'a mill
creek. on Pearl river road, to
Evans branch, Sam Wilson.
From Evans branch to Gum
creek. Starring Crawford.
Eighth Ward-From Gum creek
to the race track, George Province.
FROM the r,tce track to Indian
Village, 4. Provast.
From Strn,ie's to Salt Bayou and
Deer Island. ID. 4. Danielsnn.
Tenth Ward From East Pear
RIVER to West Pearl river. Il. A
Orr.
The members OF the Police Jury
from the Seventh aud Ninth Wards
are rogue ted to SIND to the Secre-
iary their appointments of road
overseers, as suon us possible.
PETITIONS.
CovINGToN, La, Jan. II, 1881.
| 10 the honorable President an members
of the Police Jury:
Conference.-The petition of divers
inhabitants IF the Third ward. i'll
tins parish, huinbly showeth that
your petitioners labor under great
| Inconvenience for want of road
or highway to lead from CovinSton
to Bogue Chitto. The road asked
| for is To leave the Military road.
between the one and va mile posts,
| to pass to the left of Buzz 'rd pond.
thence to l.. D. Dayis's place. pass
ing through his lane, thence to
Ty~on's place, to the right, thence
to the head of Long Branch. leaving
Ii TO the left, thence to the old
Spanish fvr.l. ON ten mile branch
thence to tie Abita crossing, neal
the Lone Hickory.
Petitioners further ask that they
he relieved from road duty on other
public roads, and that they bt
transferred to work OH said road II.
asked, and that an overseer he APP
pointed for the same.
Signed. L. d. Davis. G. c
Cooper, II. E. Terrell, A. b. Cook
John Quavr, Robert Bush. Aifret
Griffin, VIM. Griffin, Henry Voth
John Tyson, Jack Bryant. W. ID
Couk. 7. B. Cook, r. NJ. Davis, 5
p. Davis, Charles Davis, Alexander
Davis, Jefferson Davis.
On motion. the above petition
was granted, and Mr.. l.. d. Davis
appointed oyerseer of said road.
The following
New Public Road Law
was then read and adopted, ant
III. Sacretury instructed to furnish
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-29

G. Hla. G.. zs.| len
poll n h j k6d sS,iiss'xry h.
T 5avol justice of the Pei
in ease III the S:nie NJ eiderso
Harley, 81 37h
"a sayol. ID Ee<d the Pc
in cs II the State -. Il
' S. = ': e. -.
April, Notwithstanding Jury Com
mission proceedings, 50 90.
Certified copy OF same for the
Sheriff. 81 %.
Certified copy OF same for The
Printer, 81 00.
July, 1SS0--Issuing certificates to
thirty five jurors, IS rs.
September. 1SS1--Recording pro-
ceedinYs of Jury Commission.
81 30.
Certified copy of tue same for the
Sheriff, 81 %.
Certified copy IF the same for the
Printer, 81 90.
Eecember, Establishing certifi-
Gates to tnirfy-eigbt jurors.
50 90. Total, s27 IS.
". C. Morgan, Clerk of Court,
to services rendered in Criminal
snits, from January | to March 81.
1880. $37 80. Ordered paid out of
the Criminal fnud of 1850.
VIM. Kennedy. Justice Of the
Peace, in case of State VS.. Thomas
O'keefe, alias keef, IS 12a. Re-
dueedl one-half and ordered paid.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The following resolutions were
adopted.
Re~aiced, That the warrants of
the Secretary be made receivabl.
for the general fund tax Of FIVE mills.
Resoleed, That hereafter the mem
beers of the Police jury be paid for
their services, III accordance with
tue resolution adopted at the Nav
meeting. 1880 So per day aud five
ce,.ts mileage.
Rssolced. That the Treasurer be
instructed not to register any war
rants hereafter, except for the per-
sons to whom the same are issued.
kesolced, That tue Sheriff be in
strncted to proceed with the CO,
Election of the parish delinquent
taxes, in accordance with ine State
law.
Resolred, That the Sheriff be in
structed to proceed at once with
collection of ali Parish licenses for
the present wear.
ReSoieed, That the bid of Ely
Nruburger, for tue lease Of the
Bayou Lacomle ferry. for the sum
of tel dollars. be accepted, the con-
tract to continue five years from
81 18th of September, 1880, and
that the Secretary be instructed to
notify him OF the same.
ResoIced. Tint all warrants that
are receivable for taxes and. licenses
be received only for the year in
which the services tor tue same
were rendered.
The following bills were issued to
members:
Paul Dulion. day and mile
age, IL miles. :. :. 49,. So 20
VI. Burns. / day and inileage,
| Is miles. 3 SO
W b. Rogers, l day and
mileage, "a miles 1900. 4 20
j. NJ. Allison. day and mile
age, Il miles .-......... 8 20
". E. Parker, l day and
mileage. 80 miles -. 4 60
N. III. Crarv, day and mile
age, so miles. .....s.. z 50,
On motion, the Jury then ad-
journed, to meet on the first
Monday in May. 1851.
A true copy Of the minutes.
J. u. ALLISON. President.
W n KrST-rr. S.c.etnry
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l. E. Bougere vs.. Geo. 4. Foslick-
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many.
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Civil District Cont, date Third District
Court Parish Of Orleans, State of
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business is so easy ~ lerrD. and our In
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Many lIave male Mt the business owe
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New Public Road Law

was then read and adopted, and
the Secretary instructed To furnish
each Road Overseer with II copy "f
the same. which is to be returned
with his report:
No. 1Ia.l AN ACT
To amend AMI re-enaot Section 1878 of
the Revised Statutes of 1870, rela-
tive TO public roads.
RE- it enact4a ty ne General As
SemAy # The s{ais Lonisiaaa;
That Section $3.50 otSe Revised
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On motion, the Jury then ad-
journed, to meet on the first
Monday in May. 1851.
A true copy ofthe minutes.
J. ". ALLISON, President.
". G. KENTzEL. Secretary.
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09

WE have been at some pains to
make Inquiries a. to the present
status OF our trade with Arizona
and New Mexico and we are high.
~ gratified to learn that the de-.
maHd for our soil products contin-
ues undiminished. II our business
men shall show the proper energy,
there is no reason why this market
should not be maintained and even
improved. As the Southern Pa
clio Railway will be greatly bene-
fitsd by the retention and increase
Of our business relations with Ari.
coma and the country to the East
Of that territory, We suggest that 1t
would be good idea for the rail-
way company to give tickets, at re.
dueed rates, to our leading houses.
Az drummsrs are the great levers
Of modern trade, 1t 10 expedient
that Los Angeles should have hel
corps Of these useful people and
their movements ought to be facil.
itatsd a. much a. possible.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09

JIM BLAINE, Of Maine, has
started In to crush the head Of the
Csnklipg serpent, and ws don't
think he intends to let up on the
contract which he has voluntarily,
and with enthusiastic personal Of
fusion, undertaken. Since Jadge
Robertson was nominated for Col
Ieotor Of the Port Of New York any
number of delegations have wait.
cd upon him with tho request that
be should withdraw. He evidently
has not the slightest intention Of
Withdrawing. Il was Judge Rob-
ertson who blocked the Whole
Grant game. He said. 10 view OF
the instructions Of the New York
Republican State Convention to
vote for Grant, "Jim Blaine is the
kind Of = fighter I like" When
he arrived In Chicago he simply
exploded the whole Grant pro-
gramme. II is not difncult to re.
alizs that, after having sent Grant
himself up the iume, Robertson
will not be found deferripg to
Grants Lieutenant, Roscoe Conk'
ling.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09

The fact is that, while the As.
ISOLATED Press is doing it's best to
smother the Significance Of the re-
turns, . thorough political revolu.
ton seems to have taken place In
the East. since the Senatorial
deadlock" began. At bound the
Republican party has shown,
through its negotiations with Ma
hone, that It would like to have q
segment of the "solid South" it.
self, II it could. While there 10 o
large element of the Republican
party which is absolutely devoid Of
principle, there is o considerable
constituency of the party which lie
not In love with an unscrupulous
political prostitution, and which is
appalled, at the fact that the lead
ers Of the party are ready to strike
up an alliance with regulators in
Virginia. George G. Gorham and
bis pet and neophyte Malone do
not enthuss people Of any party.
They are of q low order Of political
thimbleriggers; and, unexpectedly
to themselves, they are sized &C.
cordingly.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09

they were no worse than those at
this end Of the line.
Col. Frederick A. Conkling, who
was member of the 37th Con-
gress, which enacted tho charter OF
the Union Pacific road, showed up
the frauds of that organization.
For Gov. Stanford, with forty or
fifty million Of dollars made out of
the robberies pefpetrated on the
people to write such q letter, struck
the speaker ~ an act of unparallel.
ed audacity and one worthy Of
stronger language than that Of the
committee. The report was adopt
ed with . whoop, only one member
voting against 1t.
The railroads are acquiring some.
what Of q membership In the
Chamber Of Commerce.. Vice.
President Blanchard of the Erie
Company was electeda member re-
Gently and Commissioner Albert
Fisk was proposed to-day.
Destructive Food AZ Omaha.
OMAHA, April 8th.-The river
has risen two feet and half since
last night and 10 still rising. 1t is
now about twenty.one feet above
low water mark, the highest rise
ever known here. 1t Is about two
feet and q half righer than tho
April rise of 1875 and the June rise
Of 1857. Everything on the levee
is flooded and the low lands on the
east side Of the river are flooded for
miles. The river is two or three
miles wide here. and broad
stream Of ice is floating with the
current. There 10 about foot of
water In the smelling works and
two strong currents are running
through the establishment. Two
hundred employer are temporarily
out of employment on account Of
the stoppage Of the works. The
chances are against saving the
works, but as yet they are all
right. During this forenoon the
water rose very rapidly and soon
flooded all the Union Pacific shops,
some ten or twelve large buildings,
to depth of from six to twelve
inches and work was entirely sus-
pended. Thirteen hundred men
are temporarily thrown out of EN-.
No fears are enter.
tanned ~ to the safety of the shops.
Money wad stock Market.
NEW YORK, April sth.--Silver
bars, SLIP; money 4@6 cents;
quiet; stocks closed
weak; Western Union. Sis; quick.
silver, l94; Pacific $50; Mariposa,
Il; Wells, Fargo 4 Co., $11S3; New
York central, $l45; Erie, SAT-;
Panama. $2s72; Union Pacific, $11St,
bonds, Sis; Central Pacific, $685.,
bonds, $114a; Sutro, $122; Silver
$50; Mineral Greek, $88.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09

over the United States an infiexi.
Bile purpose to have the relations Of
the railway corporations and the
people strictly defined. should
this natural and xlghtful impulse
be resisted, the politics Of the next
ten years will turn upon this ques.
tisn ~ upon . pivot. Should the
aggregation Of wealth in corporate
hands 60 on for the next twenty
years in the ratio which has char.
astsrixed the last twenty, 1t Is not
too much to say that the railways
Of the .UAited States will be the
absolute masters Of the people.
The agitation which is now getting
under way has absolutely nothing
Of the communicate or Kearneyistic
phase about It. While Governor
Stanford has handled this matter,
from his special and interested
point Of view, with marked ability
and force, we cannot forbear the
expression Of our conviction that
bis opponents have logically the
best Of the argument and have. be.
sides, nearly the whole mass Of the
people In hearty accord with them.
The hnal adjustment Of the contro-
versy, we do not doubt, will respect
all vested rights Of the railways
but will exact satisfactory guaran.
tees for the future, In the interest
Of the people.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09

Gun present genial Governor,
Hon. George G. Perkins, has un-
doubtsdly given up all idea of q
political future In this State, or he
would not have complacsntly pat.
ted on the back the infamous Leg
islaturs which, for our sins, has
again convened in Sacramento.
That Legislature, In all linss Of
iniquity, will be accepted 80 the
"boss" In all narratives which
shall treat Of our political dsgsn-
sracy. There II = hope that these
bloodsuokers, under their own rQl.
ing that they are merely = oontin-
uation Of the last Legislature, may
be banked In their evident inten-
ton to extert mileage and per
diem. The State Treasurer who
should examine the law and find
himself enabled to rule to that
effect would be covered with Ina.
perishable hon or.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09
= Tesssal CsssrsveEsy.

The ans wer Of the Chamber Of
oemmeros, Of New York to the
eroehwrs Of Gov. Stanford, . syn
epels Of which appears In our tele.
oIophic columns to-day, IL evident.
~ : wstkhty and pregnant docu-
ment. The fact that this highly
Esoepeeteble and influential repre-.
ooatetivs body has entered the
lngoaA 70 discuss the current eco.
nemie and social problems Of the
~ 10 : most signi1eant sign Of
~ times. That profou nd and
vlde reaching public sen timent IL
new focusing upon this railway
squeeeton there can be no doubt. In
enx apinion. there can be just -
Htele doubt but that. with the
1noeeoe thoroughly aroused, the
eegpogattens will be obliged to
SA9eee many Of their most extreme
1sotensions. The argum snt Of the
eanbef Of Com mercs that the
i1Ways are amsnabls to the pso-
~ laws and the courts, has
1Meys SEEMED to Us to be an IN.
gtVo1uble one. The delsga.
49, o. the right Of emil
- demain to all railway
peatiens, the bsstowal Of i'm.
tooo I46d grants and monsysd
6eomesoe - many Of them, the
nlts1 Watering Of railway
11n ~ Tie advance In wealth
$3.50 highly dewsrsd companies
- aSlthm stieaI ratio, have
~ - Attention sf The mas
- neW roeelvlne The ssareh.
= lneellisept invsetteaeisn
- = ucn1(k lelsure and abil-
r. l(Gp = - 1lop6f tleo
z 4
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yBssn q Issssnasa sssl Impsrs-

OF al the schemes Of develop
1neut IN which California has been
Interested the Southern Pacific
Hallway, after It passed the Colo
pa1e rivsr, 10 the most vital to her
Uell.helng. The ability Of this
0onte TO raise tremendous grain
rope, notably Of wheat. was the
6oona wonder which followed the
6enlns d eur placer mines. One
Z ~ yeungest Of the States has
5uply achieved miraclss In the
I 1notion q the oereals. Thus
~ " have placed our wheat In
d nrSpo at incredible disadvan.
s11Hoe. The long dstour OF the
Iern'' has interposed delay and
0aeense. Now that the Southern
1nol1e Railway has fairly reached
80 Texas line, and 10 looking long
s1no1y towards the Cult. with the
sn6ontlen Of putting swift stsamsrs
IT. the grain carrying trade,
Il snsans hack European immi.
a "a THAR sfYsots on the re-
80 frina I naw ara II about to be.
- ~ California.
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09

IS 1nsnitiss Il the HERALD steam
111nG Qouss fpr doing job work are not
- IN California outs,ds Of San
$3.50 nd 9aeEAmento. All work en-
~ . = van 10 szseutsd with neat.
- "a atspassh q the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09
WAN TED,

A WOMAN Or GIRL TO GO TO AR1.
"A coma. to nurse = baby: one who can
sew preferred. Gall ct No. 20 Main street,
Saturday. At q II. IT
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09
NEW TODAY.
w anted.

A woman, or man and wife. to take q
furnished house and board three per-
sons. Enquire at Office OF DIR. A. 8.
6HORB, spring street, near corner Of
First. a9'3t
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09
NEW TO-DAY.
Personal.

Inform alton wanted Of MISS CARO-
LINE COULMAN, late Of Baldwln's
Ranch. from her brother, EMILE, Los
Angeles p. o., Cal. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09

BAN FRANCISCO. April s
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-09
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK GOODS.

Our reputation for keeping, by
stock of BLACK DRESS COOL
highly enhanced this season. Our
of WOOL and SILK materials, at
now exhibited in great variety.