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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01
MOftuarV.


Ex-Congressman James Wilson, of New
Hampshire, died on the Goth ult., aged IS.
A. T. Harvey, contributor to several publica-
tions of the day, was found dead in his bed at
Muskogee, Indian territory, on the 29th ult.
Cause of death unknown.
Bishop Joseph J. Clinton, of the African NJ.
E. church, died at Atlantic City, N. j., on the
25th, in his 57th year. He was native of
Philadelphia, and commenced preaching when
he was only II years Of age. He was chaplain
of the first colored regiment of the United
States He was a Jealous, devoted, and excel
lent divine. During his clerical life he organ
lied ten conferences, ordained 700 clergymen,
ship of 100000.
Mrs. Rhoda Carpenter, step-mother of the
late Senator Matt. 81. Carpenter, died at James,
vile, Wis, on the Goth inst.
Commodore George Washington Morrison
Mutt died of Bright's disease, at Atlantic City,
N. j., on the 25th. He travelled the country
with Tom Thumb.
regular army, fell dead of heart disease, at
Dallas, Tex. on the 25th inst.
Judge Ebenezer Peck, once a member of the
Court of Claims, died at Chicago, on the 25th
inst.
Horace Blackman, a prominent citizen of
Hillsdale Mich, died on the oath inst. De-
ceased had filled the Office of mayor of the city
years.
The governor of the Madras presidency,
India, died on the Oath inst.
Hon. A. L. Knapp, of Springfield, ILL.,, a
prominent figure in law and politics, died last
evening in his 54th year.
Joseph Barnard DAVIS, NJ. D., F. R. s., F;
S. A., author of "Crania Britannica ~ and
"Thesaurus Craniorum," and corresponding
member of the learned societies of many coun:
tries, is dead.
The funeral of Ayres Leaforgee took place OIL
the 22d at Decatur, III. He served in the 4tf
Kentucky regiment in the war of 1912. He was
present at the battle in which, as he claims
Dave Gealding killed Tecumseh, and went with
Simon Kenton to examine the corpse, in which
seven bullet holes were found. Il will be re
membered that Richard NJ. johnson, of Ken
tucky, was elected vice president of the Unite.
States on the theory that he slew the ia
nous chieftain.
NJ. H. Golfer, chief justice of the court O
appeals of Kentucky, died in Louisville on tn
22d, aged 49 years.
Judge J. P. Devereaux, for ten years lane
commissioner of the Kansas Pacific road, diet
at Lawrence. Kan, on the 22d.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01

The abolition of primogeniture has had the
greatest effect, within the present century, in
emptying the chateaux and castles in France
Fortunes have been SO often divided down, that
there are fewer great incomes than there were
among the French aristocracy. It thus hap.
pens that French nobleman who inhabits a
chateau may only have furnished one nook of
it, and his roomy stables may have only one or
two horses at the stalls. To withstand the ef-
fects of the abolition of primogeniture, many
French families agree to enjoy their revenue in
common. But full ohatteaux, with several gen.
'erations of relatives in them, even under the
methodical life of Frenchmen, may not be per-
manently successful.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01

SEVERAL hundred passengers arrived on one
steamer at San EEaqcisco. the other day, from
the Australian Dopn4ess saAd Honolulu, nearly
all Of whom .rettavsains through America on
their way to Europsnfor tour, Of pleasure.
This happens frequently, and these travellers
spend money freely on the way. California
newspapers regard the traffic with Australia
and New Zealand as much more promising, at
least for the present, than that with China and
Japan. Our exports Of domestic products to
the Australian colonies already exceed the
value of those to China and Japan two-fold.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01

Gen. Williamson, commissioner of the general
land Office at Washington, has resigned, to ac-
cept more lucrative vocation. Col. Dudley,
of Indiana, is mentioned as Wiliamson's sue
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01

ACCORDING to calculations Of the German
geographer Hiepert, the last proposal of the
ambassadors in Constantinople would cede to
Greece 1890 square Kilometres Of territory,
while the: area sceded by the treaty of Berlin
reached 2o,o7b square kilometres, There is,
therefore, a diminution Of area amounting to
6,875 square Kilometres, Of which 1896 are in
Epirus and 1;ss0 in Messaly:2
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Heavy RObberieS,

4 kparty of mounted men entered the town of
Mountain House, Ark, on the 18th, and after
;robbing the store and safe Of J. A. Talbot, of
several thousand dollars, set fire to the place
and escaDed
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01

AN important suit affecting the title to 100
acres of land in the heart Of Fargo, Dakota, is
to be tried at the June term of court in that
place, and not . little excitement has been oo-
casioned by the fear that Francis Peronto, the
claimant, has a good title. Peronto, who is
said to be half.breed, took up his abode there
when the site Of the city was part of the res
ervation belonging to the Sisseton, Wahpeton,
Sioux and Bannock Indians. In May, 1873,
this reservation was opened to settlement, but
the treaty, it is said, stipulated that all half
breeds should be entitled to 100 acres apiece.
This is the foundation of Peronto's claim: The
trial is likely to be lively one, tor it will in
volve dispute with the Northern Pacific rail-
road as well as the value of deed Of the prop
erty in dispute, which the claimant says that q
lawyer fraudulently obtained from him while
he was drunk.
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VARIOUS TOPICS :

The eighth annual Union soldiers reunion
will be held this year at Cincinnati, September
15,. Is and II. These reunions begun in Cald-
we'll, Ohio, in 1874, have been increasingly Sue
cessful. Last year President Hayes was pres
ent, In 1879 General Garfield delivered an ad-
dress, and nodoubt the president will be ex-
pected to attend the meeting again this year.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01

Six ruftians waylaid young girl named Sarah
Jane Potter, near st. GATHERINGS, Canada, and
after binding her with ropes outraged her per-
son. She died from the effects of her injuries.
In a quarrel at Eureka, New, brewery, on
the 26th inst, Adolph Herve shot and killed
Max Frietche]l
Macdonald Lyon and Mrs. Dncot, of Chica-
20, parties to an elopement, have been heard
from in Denver, COL, where the former sue.
cumbed to an overdose of morphine admins
tered by his fair companion.
Tom Smathers, an employe of the Mackinaw
Lumber companys mill, at St. Ignace, Mich,
was shot and killed by an unknown assassin
while standing at the window of the mill on the
oath.
At Swede Bend, Iowa, on the 22d inst. Lars
Boulard, an old recluse, was murdered by un-
known men, whose object was plunder.
son in drunken braWl at Palestine, Ark, on
the night of the 23d. Both colored.
Maddened by jealousy Bill Rivers stabbed
Margaret Washington ten times. at Memphis,
Tenn, on the night of the Gath. Margaret is
dead.
Tenn, saloon, on the 25th, led to the murder of
Geo. Brown by B. G. McEwen.
A mob took Cherry Nichols, q negro ravisher,
from jail in Bienville parish, Miss, on the Esd
inst, and hung him.
Billy Leroy. the notorious Colorado highway
man, was iynched at Del NOrte on the night OF
the 22d, after being taken from Jail by a mob.
United States revenue officers had an affray
with moonshiners in Pickens county, s. c., re-
sulting in the fatal wounding of one of the out
laws. About 1.70O gallons of mash and beer
we're contiscated.
Two men named Austin and Bramon. of Lit
tie Rock, Ark, we're jealous of each other and
indulged in a duel with pistols at six PAGES.
Braman was mortally wounded.
A fracas occurred at San Fernando, COL,
caused by an attempt of revenue collector to
McFarlane, one Of the opposition, was killed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01

WHILE in England 80, in Germany IA, and in
France IS letters are transmitted per annum
per head of the population; in Russia the num-
ber is under one per head. The Moscow cor
respondent Of the Cologne Gazette attributes
this partly to the knowledge that in Russia let
ters are opened in the most interruptions man
ner. Every post official, every captain of q dis
trict or police officer, or other appendage of the
authorities, thinks himself entitled to open let
ters. The fear of having their affairs disclosed
must frighten great many correspondents. Of
course want OF education has to be added, but
there is a third impediment to the development
of postal intercourse, viz. the primitive condi-
ton of the means of intercourse. There are
towns in Russia where the postman brings let
ters only once month, and in some of the
largest towns there is mail only twice week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A RAcer.
ReSiQmed.

John Rain, of Ottawa, ran mile i'm -four
minutes, twenty seconds, on the 25th inst,
the fastest on record in America.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01

The latest statistics show 41,678,0oo school
children in the world, SO fa1 as the census-tak-
ers were enabled to ascertain. These have
about 100000 teachers. First in, proportion
to population comes the United States, with
9,573,19 pupils and 27l, IA teachers. Both
here and in France the school children form
one-ifth of the population. Prussia, with L.
007, 776 pupils and 1886 teachers takes the
third. Next come England and Wales, where,
as in Prussia, school children are one-sixth of
the population. Austria then files into line.
In Japan there are 2,162,692 school children,
but the total population is not known,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01

A CASE which has probably no precedent in
the annals of justice. has recently been tried at
Heilbronn, in Wurtemberg. laborer, fearing
that charge of fraud and embezzlemert might
be brought against him, commanded his own
son to hang him, saying that he could never
live if the disgrace of imprisonment fell upon
him. The son was obedient and carried out his
fathers order. The authorities arrested the
son, and tried him for hanging his father. The
son pleaded obedience. The court convicted
him and sentenced him to imprisonment for
three years and nine months.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01
EM1aRA1ioN from Ireland is being largely

EM1aRArIoN from Ireland is being largely
stimulated by the troubles of the people. The
Irish peasant thinks that the land to which
everybody is going is the land for him. Agri-
cultural operation for this year in Ireland have
not commenced in large sections of the coun-
try, and everywhere uncertainty and confusion
prevail. The people think more of evictions
than they do of the future means of subsist-
ence, and next year tenants in arrears will he
-unrse off than they are to-day. Land bills will
put no crops in the ground and produce no
food.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01

QUEEN VIcToR1A's visit to the grave of Lord
Beaconstield has given rise to surprise at sew
eral European courts, and the nature of the
visit gains somewhat in its significance of the
queens feeling from the English newspaper re-
ports of it. 1t was by her special desire, it is
said, that the entrance to the vault remained
open until after she had made her visit, in order
that with her own hands she might place a
porcelain wreath upon the coffin itself. Few
persons were, OF course, present to witness the
scene, but it said by some OF those who were
that the queens emotion was apparent.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-06-01
n B. JOHNSON, JR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Austin, MINI. Practices IN all the courts Of the
state. Prompt attention given to Collecting. Of
6ce over the Mower County Bank. juno
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VI7INDsOR HOUSE,
GERMAN,
DED CEDAR MILLS,

PROPRIETOR. Newly fitted and refurnished through.
out. Terms reasonable. Bus to and trom all
rains. Telephone connection with depot.
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Mrs. q. L. AMES,
(Or batter known as MRS. TOPLIFF) ia back to
Austin, to attend to all calls MIDWIFE, day or
nigat. She is the right woman in the right place.
Back rooms over Soners store, Bssfords block.
P O. Box 2.1
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DED CEDAR MILLS.
j. GREGSON,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in the best
brands of Grecers' and Bakers Flour. Also all
kinds Of Mill Feed for sale at his store on Main
stree, Austin, MiDn., and at the Mill, two miles
south of the city.
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Yeas : Aucoin, Dansereau, Howell, Moore
and ZeruUtt.
Mays: None.
The committee Oh Public Improvements
, presented the following report.
| tn III. Honor.h,. thu M,.ror and rrns,aes
of the town nj TLih.I.ur
| c...-.. " ,u.
ueAs'ou'en-A o"f ton''Aittoe ." Iuul'c
| !uproVenehts Veg leave 10 report 'th"t
IN obehiensc to your Instructions they
nave maze = tnorooEh examination OF me
principal streets OF the towh' anu nerc"y
suoni'. p'ans 1"r 1nc'r In'pro: e'heh's anu
est'.idteso VI 'he cost ~ ina'er'ai necessary
'sr t"aI purpose.
nhe"u" q o.r co''h."n" VIII no'' !"
oorJudseh'eh JUSTIFY US III un"ertahihS ."
Put the D"n4nettes Oh Ootii SIDES OF 'he
PfInciPAi Stfeets In ahyshiaS axe thorough
oEuer- LUIS oeias tue case. VIII ."e view
~ giving " the people me best present ac-
c~oMhlodati"ns III our power, ana OF seru
ring ultimate ECONOMY and utility. We pro-
pose. 10 IMPROVE the ~banGueties on one
slH" only OF Fuch streets, taking tue she
tn~t Is 10 the Dost c"i'diti"n and piariLS
pianhs "ne'' piactioasse iGross Tue streets
~ such places as may hc necessary, TOR tine
accommodation al tho teopie resulting Gu
the opposite side.
On Cana! street commenting WITH the
corner Of Mr. Minor's lot pear the bayou
and continuing To tho lower corner OF Mr..
Ellis Breau1 a distance of 2oOo feet. We
propose 10 make a continuous banqnet'e
curbed with red bricks, and laid with lake
bricks.
trom the corner OF BEau."s lot to the
foot III Canal street. whero the railroad
crosses 1t, we propose to renew the pres
ent plank walk. where it is detective or
missing.
kn1. The UDrE I,a,o nr,,.So<I - ,u:n tab.
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T.. JAuRERT 4 CIs:.
DE

Marchandtses SeoAes. Gtyungsyes e1
Am@yicaines.
Cotoms, ImdienneS, Kmbans, Bon
a~eterie, H"ucAoirs. etc etc.
70 Rue Ne tiattleS, pres Canal
NUUVELJ E ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja Uien connue mar son
~anciennetc 80 ans d'existeuce, ct Ia has
prlX tie SEES articles, otfr- aux nu,rchauIs
DIES oinpa.nes. i.ssnrtim-nt lie plus com.
plet ct .e plus rarie Az l~i.rchasniis..s ,erhe.
Ceft' itiit>"n ftE'ft uha4ut se,nainc ,!t
huVr"uA "hN"is an *urd y, lie I, ,lr,n
me A@ -'j4' t5hi taattiruiie, /, temntria>
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STATE UF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
No. les3 Goth. Judicial District Iourt,
Parish Of Iafourche.
Nary F. Williams, wife vs.. John S. Bil,ia.
husband.
This case having been regularly fixed for
trial The same was taken up and tried.
The law and evidence being n favor of
the plaintiff and against the defendant 1t
IS therefore ordered adjudged and decreed
that Judgment b, and thu. same is hereby
rendered IN favor Of the plaintiff Mary
Frances Williams wife OF of Ohm S. Billim,
and against the said John s. Billin, her hns
band for ever disolvipg the community Of
acquets and gains hitherto existing be
tween them and granting aud according to
the said plaintiff the separate administra
ton OF her paraphernal interest as il sole
1t 10 further ordered adjuC ged and de-
creed that the said plaintiff as awe judge
ment against and recover Of the defendant
her husband the following amounts viz
First.-'he full sum uf Fonr Thousand
Seven Hundred aud Fifty seven 67l00n Dol
lars Is 4767. 67ct.) with legal interest lid est.
Five per centum per annum) as follows
tO-wit:
On two Hundred and fifty Dollars
!?2'' W. from March LIST. 1861: On Five
Hundred Dollars $500 thereof from LIST
FEBRUARY 1863. On -Four Hundred and
Twenty nine 20ll00 Dollars ($429. 20) there
Of from The LIST. January 1863. On Uno
Hundred and Ninety five Dollars 1885,
thereof from the Of Jnly 1863. On Three
Thousand Three Hundred and Niuoty Three
3lliO0 DOLLARS 1888 3l) thereof from the
8th, day If March 1870 urtil paid and SEQ
on"ly. the further sum Of One Thousand
Ore Hundred aud Sixty Eight o3IIOO Dol
las ($ll6S.22( with legal interest, via
kly nnN AAntaNnn ~ nnn,.n LIT vanA
ond after tho February 1872 until paid and
the costs OF this snit.
1t is further ordered adjudged and de-
creed that the general legal and tacit mort
gage as claimed by tho plaintiff upon the
iinMOvabIe property and her privilege up
Oil all the movable Offices belonging to her
said husband be and tho same are hereby
recognized and declared executory as valid
and legally blndiuding as of the following
dates to-wit
For the amount with interest as herein
before specified under caption fret id est.
-Four Thousand seven Hundred and Sixty
Sevan 81 100 Dollars as Of date the Is day
OF March. 1870, and the amount specified
under caption secondly, id est, Eleven Hun
dred and Sixty Eight 2ell00 Dollars with in
tersst as above set forth az Of date the 10th
day Of january 1881 and that the said pro.
perty movable and immOvab!e be seized
and sold pursuant to law to pay and salts
fy this Judgment
Thus done read and Signed in open Court
this 9th. day of January A. ID. 1881.
I>lgncd ARTHUR +. K>OBLOCH,
Judge of Goth. Judicial Dlstrit Court
Parish Of Latourcte.
(:--.) A true copy.
1L'S. Testimony Clerks Office Parish Of
t'-') Lafourche this 2Sth. January 1881.
J.F. ALLAN. by. Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
"e"ileth Judicial District Court-Paris!,
OF Latourehe.
cncctssi"n of Nancy Coleman. No IG1,
Prnbat.s.

@"'ctss"'n u Nancy Coleman, No, IC1d
Prn5ates.
pursuant to an Or0er and tiCrree of ahoro
f'.trt h.'i iii obedience to Il cumuiss;om
o medircctcd in Tue abSve entitled ami nur
ptrtti Succession | will offer iur s.l,
pniiic atctla'i pursuant to law t. the last
and inquest hid.teG at the Court House il,
'he Town ut Ihib"dalix IN >aturday tb..
md, day of April. issl bel we.u ,h.
hours NJ IL n'c,ock "a. Il. and ! oc,,.t =.
NJ: the 1"llowin- described property tow,
ihe undivided bait of Il certain lot ,f
g.ornI ar town Int, situated IN tn. town ~
Ihi oda''x being to No. ti9U| Que hu.dra,
ana ninety as represented On a pl,u of .
paft III said town made and exCcnfe,I h.
Ed E'rhatdsOn. survt ,or On the I1,b dat,
OF June iSit said lot No. t.yOI one hnn
urea anti ninety measures nlriet, sever
it:et one inch front OH Harrison stree, am
ninety six feet eleven inches front On
Innrch street, by a depth Of two hu,,,Ir 4
an" twenty seven feet eight inches and two
THIRD, OF an inch N the Northern line ana
WI hunnred ami twenty six feet e,avan
inches Oh tho Southern line. BOUNDED in
'front.' or East by Harrison street. Nnrth, a..
lot No. lo9. West toy Church street an
South by lot NO 1871. Together with tIe |
undivided Iiasf of ali ia. .,aiidinos ana IT," nv
nts thereon. !"
Ietn's and conditions Of sale cash co III. !
in United States Treasury Nutes.
February 2n,h. 1881.
lhE''PHILE THiBODAUX. Sheriff.
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February LIST, 1881.

Ga mutton daiy seconded the recoal men,
~'iati"ns 81 the Committee on improvements
as en-: .G"d!csi in their report was adopted
al.! Tie said committee together with the
Mayor was authorised to undertake tin,
said work.
The following Collectors report WIS pre-
sen,ed and referred to the committee on
Eina
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Ayant tsatl L. n,atsriel neoessaire. nons
ssmaeaa nSme Dc METRE b execution
.sss les saycas:s iypographiques qui nous
sersst con6ea. lie, brcf- d%'avocat. cartes
d,Attsirca, ea,6k.s dc tacslres, tickets dIa
h&eaiion, hlauc-. circuia;res, ETC.. seront
Amisimes dams IT, Rus bret delai ct DIS
fHsk1@ Plss modsres.
-. r"n. ie- JOBS Lerront Stre paye6
auSsj,Gl la lirtaisUn du travail cOrGahO. ~
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EsVl$.H

NJ. J A. CoURfADE, eat pleiuemen,
aalnriSe Z recevoir les annonces, ahonua.
scsats 60 : collector pour IL Seatine.le de
- No a. rue s.Chsrles. avae
A4MeA Nesx41fo1nar
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ne Undersigned has 900 arpents 1se
iafa TO rent All suitable tor Rec c~ultarr.
DAVID L. PCuH,
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rx.A1s.9 ..s..xs, n,

f'f.AlS! ExAYS! PLAYA
f"f itt'sstiug tlli.s, Tor imatear I heatri.
eais, ia.u ,esalee Plays. Draxia.-Room
Rays Fa!ry 'tleys. ktl.ilieanx Lights. Mag
nss'nm Lights Ce,iere Fire, Burnt Cork.
a.-ali'cai race 'rsi para tious. Jarie, 5 Wax
works. stlgs, Boards and MoustacLes at
renuceu prices. Costumes. scenery. Chs.
!aties: New catalogues sent free, contain.
inR tn.l description ani prices. SAMUEL,
s sEsca g Son, IS +. iith. Street, New
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A. j. PkHRIN, Clerk.
NOTICE..

Estimate IF TIC P,odabtc Expenses If The
fu''si u Layo trche for the fscat year BE-
ginning JunM try ISL. ,os!.
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! Treasurer
February lst. 1881.
The Market Iaster's report showing to,
tai collections tor Line mouth OF January
1eSO /" be- Quo hundred and ten and 3UilO0
was presented anu referred to the commit.
tee Oh Finance.
TN motion duly seconded the sum Of FIT
teen Dollars or SO much thereof as may lie
necessary was made to pay bitches charge
allie to street and bitches.
Yeas: ucOin, Dansereau. Howell, Moore
ana Zernot.
Nays: None.
On motion. duly seconded the sum Of
Five Dollars, ~cbargeabir to Incidental ex-
!,enses Twas appropriated to reimburse F.
II. Le2enire Tor excess paid by him on biz
corporation license OF 1851.
Yeas Aucoin, Dsnsereau, Howell, Mcer>
and Zrrnott.
Nays: Nome.
t'n motlun duty seconded the sum Of
twenty-five Dollars WAS appropriated u
pay claim OF N. A~rcenneaux duly approved
0H the Finance Committee. Twenty Dol
lars thereof chargeabic to Corporation labo
rer account and tive dollars 10 Wharf.
Yeas: Aucoin, Dansereau, lowell, Moore
and Zernott.
Nay {: None.
On motion of J NJ Howell duly seconded
Ordinance Ne. 70 adopting the bylaws
ana Ordinances OF the Town vi TtibOdaux
as revised by isaiah d.. Moore Esq. was
adopted by TIE following vote.
Yeas: Aucoin, Dansereau. Howell, Moore
and Aernott.
Nays: None.
Tn motion duly seconded the council al
journed.
lSiguedI II. w TABOR.
Mayor.
A. J. PERRIN, Clerk.
A true COPY:
a. J. PERRIN. C,erk
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-03-12

f-U!SU VI
ADOPTED January 2lst. 1881.
tAehed) ). L. GR.SAMDRE.
President Police Jury,
Parish OF Laiolrcl.e.
j. +. ALLAN, Secretary.