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G. A. POTTER.
Estray Nntlce.

Taken up by ]. A Jackson, at his resi-
dence in Washington county on the - day
of July, 1881. one bay horse about IS
hands high, with Spanish brand on left
shoulder, about Syears old. Valued at $z5.
Taken up by Henry Shredder on the 10th
of February 1881, and estrayed before S.
A. Haclzworth. J. P. precinct 8, OIL the 18TH
March 1881, one brown MULE, & years old,
"a hand high, no visible brand. Also, one
light brown MULE, 3 years old, Il hands
high, no visible brand. Valued at $50.
Taken up by ]. NJ. Hons, athis residence
on the 9Th OF February, 1881, and estrayed
before B. A. Watson, J. P. precinct 4, on
the 9Th of March, 1851, one sorrel mare
MULE, 10 or IL Yeas old, about AK
hands high, branded NJ on left and NJ - on
right shoulder; also one mouse colored
Jackass. with Spanish brand on left shoul-
der.
Attest: H. NJ. LEWIS,
c.c.c.w.c.
April IL. ISSI-w2t.
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Notice..

The undersigned were appointed admin
istrators the estate of b. E. Sails, de-
ceased, at the March term, 1881, of the
county court of Washington county. ALI
persons holding claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present them for ac-
ceptance in the time and manner required
by law. 20. Address, Brennan, Texas.
w. L. SAILS,
T. w. CHAPPELL,
April 10th, 1881.
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FORTY MILES SAVED

Arcola Junction the I" Midlsi
onnects with the l. & G. N.
dmbia, and cities in Brazoria1
renham with the II. & T. C. ~
ms on its Western Division.
ilano Junction with the /. & G. N.
Tor Austin, San Marcos, New Braun
q the southwest and all Eastern con-
ions to the coast and northest.
Houston with the I. & G. N, the H.
c.. the H., E. & w. Texas, and with
rexas and New Orleans Railroad
Galveston with the Morgan Line for
Orleans, and with the Mallory Line
samers for Key West ana New York.
coupon tickets to all points in the United
ties and Canada for sale by F. R. Allison
int at Brennan.
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ex Express Passenger Trains
Daily; Low rates; Smooth
track; New equipment,
of the best material.

See that your tickets read by the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Road
They can be had at all Agencies, andinfor-
nation on all Passenger and Immigrant
matters will be cheerfully given by
h OSCAR G. MURRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Galveston
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April IA, IS8I-w3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-03


ENFORCING COLLECTION on FINES.
BE Il ordained by the i;oar.l ~ Trus-
tees Of the Incorporated Town or Jasper
Dubois County Indians. thar III nl case,
hereafter when any person not female
il convicted and fined By any Justice of
The Peace Of The Town Of Jasper. for any
violation or any ordinance of faid Town.
and shall fail 20 pay or replcvy the iino
ment Of the Court trying the case. ho
shall IN addition 70 the Judgment Of
commiltal in such case provided DO
adjudged. and required 70 pay said fine
and costs By manual labor upon The
streets Or other public works Of said
Town, under the direction OF the Mar
shal according % the provisions Of Sec
tion 81 Of "An act entitled an net for tho
incorporation Of towns, defining their
powers providing for the election Of on
ccrs thereof, aud declaring their duties.
approved June l1th 1852. as amended bv
the General Assembly Of the State or
Indiana, March 18th 1877, and that for
the purpose OF carrying out the provi-
sions Of this Ordinance. the Marshal OF
said Town. II hereby authorized. cmpOw-
cred and directed iii all such cases. ID
employ the person 40 adjndgcd ~ aforc-
said lii mannaI labor upon the streets. Or
other public works. Of said Town. in
such work as may ut the time bc ncccs-
sary. and proper 10 have done thereon,
not less than TX nor more than ten hours
each day, until said iinc and costs arc
fully paid, and satisfied. computing said
labor nt tsevcnty-iivc cents per dky. un-
les the same Is sooner paid 81 rcplcvicd.
md for the purpose Of enforcing the per-
or said labor. and FOR the safe
custody Of said person, whilc perform
ng the same, he il hereby authorized Il
lc deems necessary to attach TO their
person ball and chain, and Is also auth
,fizcd. II required 70 use all proper and
necessary means 20 compel said person
y work, and At night 10 deliver him 10
ne custody of the Jailor Or snid Town,
Or safe keeping. and FOR which service
ind board said Jailor ahall receive the
um Of iifty cents for each day and DO
'Ilowei but one commitment aud dis
harging fee, % be naid b. the Town.
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SIC. 4. 10 Il Ordained BY thc board
|of Trustees ~ the Incorporated Town 81
Jasper. Dubois County, Indiana. Tint
every person. who shall within t.sc Cor
lporatc limits OF said Town, within 4
tent Or under canvass, exhibit for fec 81
reward my travelling show, circus. me
|nagcric Or exhibition or whatever kind.
without first paying 10 the Treasurer oi
said Town, . license FEC Of not less than
Seven nor more than Fifteen Dollars.
for each days exhibition thereof shall
become liable for and forfeit 10 said
Town. . fine, penalty and forfeiture of
not less than Seven nor more than Fif-
teen Dollars. 70 bc recovered according
|o law.
SIC. ?. Every person who shall e.
hibit 70 public view. 4 sidc-show or Der
iormancc of any kind, Ia connection With
4 circus or mcnagcrlc, OF ~ part ofsaid
circus Or menagcric. 81 an independent
concern within The Corporate limits of
said Town, for fec or reward, shall pav
10 tho Treasurer ot s1id Town. 4 license
fee Of not less than Three nor more than
Ten Dollars, for each day 10 exhibiting
W said Town, and upon failure ID pav
said license fee, shall become liable for
and forfeit to said Town, = inc, penalty
md forfeiture " u0t le.s than Five nor
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more than Fif'cen Dollars, 10 be recov-
cred according 70 law.
Srr. I. Any person or persons who
shall exhibit 70 public view any show or
q less chasacier than q circus or menae-
erie, Or exhibit any wax figures. pan
Dramas. magic-lanfcrns. tablcaux or 10
periomn any wire dancing Or fcafs on
|rcpes. slight of hand or 10 have any
musica: or theatrical performance or en-
iertalnncnt Of any kind for gain or profit
shall pay 70 the Treasurer Of said Town.
license fee Of not less than one nor
more than Three Dollars per dav. for cx-
hip'lny within the Corporate limits OF
said Town, and on failure 10 do 50 shall
forfeit 70 said Town, q lnc. penalty and
forfeiture ~ any sum not less than Five
nor more than Ten Dollars 10 bc rccov-
cred according 70 law. Provided. how
ever, that lectures on scientific, hisfori-
cal and religious subjects and the aparaf-
~ for the Illustration Of the same, and
performances for charitable purposes arc
mol within the provisions OF this section.
ofc- 4. Every person not a ROMA rfDE
resident Of said Town, and not having
regular place Of business therein. who
shall desire 70 sell goods. wares or mer-
cbandise Of any kind. either At retail or
wholesale, shall be deemed pcddler
within the meaning Of this Section and
shall pay for The privilege Of selling such
goods, wares or merchandise. within the
Corporate limits Of -6id Town. the sum
)f Two Dollars for wholesale pcdiler
md One Dollar for retail peddier. for
very day such sales may continue. to
he Trcaxuaef Of said Town, and upon
allure 80 todo shall 1rfcit 10 said Town.
! line, penalty and forfeiture OF not less
han Two nor more than Five Dollars.
or each day 50 selling without license 10
'c recovered according to law.
Provided; however. that nothing in
his Section snail prohibit any person
rom selling farm produce Of any kind
Without license.
SEc. 5. Any transient person desiring
o sell goods, wares or merchandise of
NY kind ~ auction within the Corporate
limits q said Town, shall pay 10 the
'reasurcr thereof for such privilege the
nm Of Three Dollars, for each day such
aIes shall continue, and on failure 50 10
q. shall become liable f0f and forfeit 10
aid Town, fine. pcnalty ana forfeiture
4 not less than Five nor morc> >lcn Ten
Dollars, for each days selling without
ccnse, 10 DC recovered according 70 law.
SIC. 8. Every person desiring to OBJ
lin license under this ordinance shall
ay 20 the Treasurer the amount required
him and take his receipt therefor, and
pom presentation OF this receipt the
ierk shall issue the license 70 the ap-
Iicant.
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rthcrc0n building material. vehicle 10 4.
REPAIRED. horse 10 bc slod. box. barrel
furniture or any other material whafcyer
Tor BY hitching any animal. Or bv rilino
ion the siilc-w shall upon conviction
thereof. become liable for and forfeit "
said Town, q fine. penalty and forfeiture
II any sum not less than One nor more
than Five Dollars, for each day the same
may remain thereon, 10 be recovered ac-
cording % law.
\ Provided; That nothing herein con.
tanned shall prohibit the loading Or m
loading Of goods, merchandise or other
things without needless DELAY ana fur
'ther. that any person orcnpyinr nnv
building for business purposes. shail
have the privilege Of using three feet nf
the sidewalk next - the bniidin.~ for
the purpose OF exhibiting goods or ot,,er
articles or trade and further. that i,,iId-
ing material. intended for building pur-
poses during the progress of erection 81
improvement shall be excepted.
TO Prevent r. II. FROM OnsrRucrtSc
srEEET CHossISGs.
Src. 9. Thar anv Copdnrt<r -,
4 Railroad train. via shali sntlsr - ,'ar
NIT any train of ears NJ remain s,.,. ;.' ~.
\. III ,ha ~ ~ pno.'e s'rset or h'gsway with
" " ~ ~. 'p'uIo '','i''s 81 said Town tol
':.- n,"'.e. .nn -''ee q 'rasei ior 4 longert
Il, 49, .ar 49,, ~ -" nlnu'e-. or VINO snail leave
\" ear or cArs Or part oi car slandingI
|! W. ",;la s.sest cross'ns' snail npon con-
,,se'.. .~." ''ie:so,, oeco'ne haoie for and
$500. - ~. " s;.u lo"n, me- penalty and
~ vi. ...' ..'' u Wy su,n nos ie~s tnan Ouc
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Re<.Iatinx and rroiessing streets. Ailcyx
sidewalks. xc.
SEc. !. DO II Ordained by tho Boar.l
of Trustees of the Incorporated Town ol
Jasper. Dubois County, In.iana. that
any person who shall obstrnct or hinder
inc nec passage 81 agy street, alley, lanc,
Sidewalk "a crossing, within ~ Uol
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-03

WonkfSG 1IIeIwsys on STREETS.
SEc. l. DC Il Ordained ~ thc Board
II Trustees of the incorporated Town of
Jasper. dubois County, Indiana. lhat Ill
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okc. y Every person who shall keen
\. ,uner their promises, house, buildin.
~ ~ NJ. ~ bc used tor any lewd conduct
NJ hc's 81 prostitution. within ihc Cor
lufa,c limits ~ said Town. shall unon
N'"'.clion thereon, become IiaJle lor and
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Src. l6. Any person Of the are 81
Eighteen years anu upwards, who shall
profanciy .cnrse. swear, aver. or impre.
cate by, Or IN the name Of God. Jcsu.
Christ. Or the Holy Ghost. within tht
Corporate limits or said Town. shall bs
deemed guilty 0f profanity and mon
conviction thereof shall become liable
for and forfeit 70 said Town. Il finc, pen
atty and forfeiture Of not les than One
nor more than Three Dollars, TO Be re-
covered according TO law.
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forfeit 70 said Town, fine. penalty aud
forfeiture N any sum not exceeding Eve
Dollars q be recovered according 10 law.
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sc. 10. Every person who shall ma.
iiciously Or miSchicvously, injnrc oi
cause 70 Be injured any property Of an.
other, Or any public property, within the
Corporate limits or said Town. shall be
deemed guilty of malicious ircspass, and
upon conviction. shall become liable for
and forfeit % said Town, line. penalty
and forfeiture in any sum not exceeding
two fold ot the value of The damage done,
~ bc recovered according 10 law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-03

SEc >. Livery person who, ia rude,
insolcnt Or angry manner, shall unlaw-
fully touch another. within the Corporate
limits Of said Town. shall be deemed
guilty Of an AsanIt and Battery. ansl
upon conviction shaIi become liable FOR
and forfeit % said Town. fine, penalty
aud forfeiture, in any sum not exceeding
Ten Dollars 70 bc recovered according
ID law.
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Sfr. 4. II three or more persons shall
DO an net in violent aud tumuItuous
manner. within the Corporate limits 81
said Town. they shall be deemed guilty
q Riot, and upon conviction thereof.
sllall beconc liable for and forfeit 10 said
Iow'- line. penalty and forfeiture in
any su'n of Twenty Dollars, % be re-
covered according 10 law.
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SEc. 20 Every person who sha
knowingly sell any nnwholcsomc II
wholesome provisions. within the Col
poratc limits or said Town. upon convi.
lion thereof shall become liable for an
forfeit % said Town fine. penalty ain
forfeiture In any sum not cxcucdin
Twcuty-tivc Dollars q bc recovered ~
cording 70 law.
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JNsTgICTIoN-,h Idge-1-t and "a columns.
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THE NIElFI ~ iNiNr EiIJEN'.
l.. view of the w know. fat thai there =
,.1cl. human nt,urc in human being, 1t j. not
entirely surprising that the Lii 10 nv' the
Mayor un.iIij,d power met with defeat. NJ"
carGii man can 10y that Mayor Grace. prior
a. the submission f tlat III. had conducted
himself in all thing. with impartial fairness.
IN o,r or two matters. lie had shown strong
paItsans!ip. and a strong disposition to use
hi, oAice to help his party. Nevertheless
there WAS feeling that II WAS best
to trust him with power, since power
must be intry.tcd to somebody. and
every Republican senator voted for the bill.
What has happened since t. change the dis
po<ition of Republicans Mayor Grace knows
very well. He was not content 10 wait until the
LEGISLATURE had acted. lie must needs
give partisan aspect 10 the whole
business by opening fire on the Police C"nln~-
sionrrs. Republicans 10 not easily forget what
desperate efforts were mad" "a year ago +" get
complete control Of the Police Board for the
Democratic parry. They know very well that, II
those efforts had succeeded. the election IA New
York would have been fraud. Nor are they
rleased to see Mayor GrIc". at time when
public anxiety disI poses good citizens {" forget
ulrty ties Selling the occasion and Utilizing
the public feeling in order L. make war upon
tie Police Board. If he had held Lis peace
and waited, it is altogether probable Tat al
most unlimited power a. 10 strcct-ri"Huing
would quickly have been Entrusted to HIM.
The Police Commissioners have plenty "i
faults. but the system of a nOn-pIrtisIn Police
Board is our Sheet anchor.
"Let Ncw-York become a fire. city shouts
TIE H0dH. Secession FROM The state may
seem to that journal n easy aS secession from
the Union seemed in l-Gl, Int whc'c j. The
business man or property owner Nh' ""ulI
dare to leave his Interests wholly ct the mercy
of a government controlled ry the Drmociatlc
majority in this city WHO would dare +"
own property within rcacl. IF such govern
m-nt Who would expect to sec the voters
nf Glthr streets and alleys tolcra,ins any
government which would compel them
TO keen clcan7 \ nice day it would hc ior
Nrw-York. truly. when the whole charge of
police and parks, hospitals and houses Of cor
recton, streets, scwer-. water ana lights,
wharves, ferries tlcyraphs and banks, should
be left TO a State Government controlled also
lutely by the majority il this city There
would De a speedy hcgra If clean healed pco-
ME from Manhatt-L- -L.hnd. The State Of the
| City of New-Yofk, having no vo,-- III the con-
trcl of a single canal or railroad 10y which it
could be reached, would be a delightful place
for business. The proposition OF The Hcrad
wonld find several Affirmative votes among
re.idepts of Long Island, Westche.tcI County
and Jersey City.
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The annual report in full of this hr.nr' OF
Government service for tiir fiscal year ending
june l~-O IT, before ~. he ii>t of Il he, in
the following ;gurc,: OF life saving
stations upon or sea and lake coa.t
there were l79; within the scope of
operation, of the service 500 disasters 10
vessels occurred; l.9o9 person. were I'M
pcrillcd on these vessels, of whom l.9-O were
saved, nine being lost. At the stations l.2o2
DAYS relief were afforded 10 the shipNrch,d
The total valu" OF property endangered vas
cstimat II nj $3, ,7OS. of which -, 81 9, sol
was saved 81 vessels proved total loss. In
124 instances vessels were saved by being
hove OF when stranded pilOtcd out Of danger
etc, etc. The number of Casualties were
greater in this year than in any previous one
and :hc number of lives (nnc) lost smaller +;
the least number previously being %; which
provcs how much the service has gained in
skill training and the perfection Of its organi-
zatlOn.
General Superintendent Kimball urges the
necessity Of an additional surfman mt
each station. In case Of shipwrcck
the whole of the present number are required
h. man the lifc-boat, and it is essential that
one experienced man should remain on the
beach to help launch and land it. Another man,
too, would enable each member of the crew TO
have one uninterrupted nights rest during the
week ~ 1t IL, no man among the whole of
these crews gets an entire nights sleep during
eight months of the year. He also states that
il is essential horses should be furnished to
draw the lifc-saying apparatus to the beach
The weight of these appliances never falls be-
low thousand pounds, and at present they
are dragged by the crew through the heavy
sand, usually from one to four miles. The
necessary result is that the men arrive at the
scene of the disaster exhausted and over
heated, and in no fit state to give their whole
strength to the work Of saving life. Superin-
tendent Kimball also points out the fact that
the LAY awarded by Government to the super
intendents is far below that which clerk of
the lowest grade receives and that the low
rate of wages ($1 33 per day. paid to tho
surfmen is so much below that which able
bodied skilful seamen receive in the Lake
piarine sArvice that it is now impossible for
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We hear n good deal about the 306-what
about the 1897 The Republican party in the
Senate is standing solidly together III support
Il Tie proposition tLat tie majority must rule
Il there any Toasor. why the party should not
govern itself by the same law which it seeks to
impose-and should impose-in the Senate 7
The argument that Judge Kobertsons nomina-
ton is az outrage because, II is alleged, he does
not represent a majority of the Republican
party in this State, is a pitiill sophistry. So
Gar as the element Of politics enters into the
appointment, Judge Robertson represents the
800 men who voted for Garfield, asserted the
Immortal doctrine of District independence,
and shattered the unit rule. Ilo is not a
minority candidate, for the simple reason that
he represents majority of the Republican
party.
Some of the SOC insist upon being intensely
aggrieved, and wear the air Of men who have
been cheated and abused. Taking only the
politicians view, the 306 have received in this
State:
PostI:.as>er-tiencral;
district Ate rney in the Southern District;
District Attornry In the Eastern Districts
Marshal In the Southern District,
Marshal in the Northern District;
The 500 have received:
The Collector.
ALI these offices are recognized as within the
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he Government to secure the best men for
their crews or the Lakes.
Detailed accounts are given of each disaster
in which life was imperiled. The dull pages
of the official report glow with yiVlh ahd Ter
rihle pictures which Rembrandt might have
drawn. Chief among these IL the account OF
the wrec. Of the Bcrt,chcy oil Point aux
Barqucs, when the crew of that station saved
within an hour. by supcrhuman cxertion and "'
the rj>l of their OWN lives. foriy-iour persons;
and the loss of these surfmcn . few months
later while trying to rescue the crew oi ah"th'r
vcsa. The story Of their death j., told ny the
l,rc3,,. who was washed with them into TIE
sc1. and WAS drawn ashore, hours Later, man.
elcA. swollen black, and cralcd with horror by
TN, sight of the slow death Of his comrades
The families OF ne So men, with the wives ana
children ui other brave fellow, WHO have "ird
il tie noble; service which their country couid
give ,hrn were l,lt pennies, and as yet not
% dollar Bias been given th.u hy th' Govern
m.ut. Size fact that no l'r-i'n ha, h.,n
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