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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-08
OFFICIAL pRocEED1NGs
ofthe Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City Of Jackson

Alta regular meeting Of the Baari 81 Mayer
and Aldermen Of the Civ Of Iatks6n. held
WesIns sday. October 4sb. 1871, tbsre we're pres
ent, Hon. John McGill Mayor; Aldermen
Hui, Jones. Lowd aad SpeRg'cr Absent
Aldermen Hamilton and Taylcr.
The minutes Of The last meeting were read,
aud amended So a. to show he adoption BIZ the
Board Of the report the Coz mitiee on Safe
ty, and approved.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-07

~ wedding was solcmni2ci here TODAY
IN witch The whole country may be said 70
BE- intcres,ed, it being that of Annie Louise
Gary, the celebrated contralto, with Mr.. NJ
RAYMOND, retired broker of New Ynre
clty. The marriage took place early this
morningat the residence of Mrs, j. & Mar.
rl'i, the BRIDES sister, the Rev, w, II Uns
keil, Annie's brother-in.aw, otllcinti",
mere were no presents displayed, and ihs
only witnesses of the ceremonies werc NJ
Maskell's wife and Mr.. aud Mrs Merrill
This afternoon Mrs. Raymond and Miss
Merrill, u daughter Of her sister, rode om,
to the Atlantic House and enioved
quiet time. The newly msry, eS
couple will go to New York and remain u
lew days, returning July s, and will tho~ !"
proceed TO the White Mountains whnrn
they Will spend the season. Late to.ni,h,
they were serenaded by Grimmer's orchas
ira. When the fact became known To- ninh,
that the wedding had actually occnrraS !,
could hardly be believe +: Il had been ksr,
so secret. Everybody appeared To knnu
tina. u was going to take place, but no r on.
could exactly tell when II was to occnr w,
was first intended for them to 20 ont n NJ
Haskelrs house In Falmouth, and have ~.
ceremony performed there, but Il wss ~
ter.ward decided to have Mr.. Haskell ~, rom" ~,
In here."-IPortland MEL Special, '''"e
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The best vase to hold roses does not come
on every shelf, yet china needs to be Sc
lected to throw out the colors of bouquet,
and purplish June rose in a deep-blue
vase vulgarizes even the queen of flower.
The shallow green and gold bowls of or =
ental china are made to be filled to ovel-
flowing with cream, yellow and white yarie
ties, snbtly shading the passee tinges Ct
the souvenir de Malmaison require a
creamy onyx or porcelain to relieve their
beauty, while blush roses are sweetest in
the pale turquoise ware, embossed with
tiny rosebuds, or in amber Austrian glass.
The leweled turquoise ware, with be dings
otcut crystal and pearl, is too enriched for
flowers to conceal its workmanship, and is
reserved for trinket-hoders, ring,cups and
toilet knicknaCks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-07

SrEATING of the state debt of Tennessee
the Louisville Courier-Journal says: No
party in Tennessee proposes to pay the
state debt in full. Nor is there any moral
difference or distinction of public credit
and honor in the matter of settlement be-
tween sixty .and.six, or fifty and four, or
any other figures or fractions less than one
hundred cents on the dollar. The scaling
process, whichever way it be taken, is re.
pudiation; and, whilst the interest of the
state, woaid, in the long run, be better
served by discharging every penny of its
Obligations, there is an undeniabIe show of
p'ansibility in the popular unwillingness to
pay sixty cents cents when certain credit.
ors have expressed a willingness to take
fifty.
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NicKinney.


special 10 the Herald.
MCKINNEY, July Co. General Weave,
spoke here today in the Cumberland pres.
hyterian church TO quite an audience
The friends. of General Weaver and Gov
crnor Throckmorlon got the court to mi.
lnurn one aud half hours from TO S'so
r'hc speaking. Governor Throckmor,on
proposed to give Weaver one hour md no
tax half an hour, to which Wcaycr,s
friends would not agree. The court WA, in
thc midst ola very important murder case"
state vs. Borren, in which Throckmortop
WA; was counsel for the defendant, The sneak
ing did not commence until about 3 O'Clock
lhcre, being some fifty witnesses under
rue, besides the Jury all anxious to ret
.hrnugh' theoonrt felt i his duty to proceed
With the case with all dispatch, which made
u impossible for the governor to reply, but
hewill speak on next Saturday. '' Wv
Street.sprnklers are the latest addition
to our city "'''''o''
Colonel r. DeArmond, our special Judge.
Is giving general satisfaction. ''eN'
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Continued from first page.
iredeil.
Ara.fsi IN tho Uarald

SIe,iel To the Herald.
lRLpELL, July 6.-This morning about
Z clock negro about Is years old COM
mit'ed rape upon the person of Mrs. W.
j. Pugh, the wife of a farmer living about
four miles northwest of this place. Mr..
Pugh, after breakfast, had gone out hunt
ing, leaving his wife alone with the negro,
Ed Sayles, who, as soon Pugh was away,
committed the assault, using knife to in
timidate his victim. A neighbor woman
saw the negro skulking through the brush
and alarmed the neighbors, who soon got
together and caught Sayles here in Iredell
The prisoner was taken to Pugh's house for
Identification, but the lady was so much in.
disposed it was thought best to postpone
the examination until evening, when
Sayles will be taken to the Meridian jail
Quite crowd collected in town and some
talk of lynching was heard, and the negro
is being guarded by Constable Fidwell.
Sayles is a small, black negro and has
lived with Pugh several month";.
Mrs. Pugh is not seriously injured, though
not very stout woman.
Joe Began, horse-thef from Travis
county, was killed near here Sunday, while
resisting arrest, by Deputy Sheriff Frank
Coclrell, of Hamilton. In the melee Cock
reli had two fingers shot OIL, and Constable
Mabry had ball through the neck. The
officers were justified.
Elijah Pelton, living near Hico, went to
Hamilton on little spree and Sunday
morning went out to a pasture near town,
took sixty grains of opium, laid down and
died quietly. Separation from his wife,
who lives in Collin county, was the cause
of the suicide.
LATERAL II o'clock the doors of the
building in which Sayles was confined we're
broken in by Il masked band of dozen
men, and after short sculle with the
guards the negro was taken to pecan tree
about 100 yards from the depot and hung.
No fuss was made, but the avengers seemed
fully determined to do their work.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, July 6.-The spot market
'or cotton closed firm; low ordinary, %.
ordinary loi; good ordinary, liz; low mid.
, ~ II lS mdiddling, - 49, good middlins,
Two Of the charvcs .,o,,. =.
Wm. NJ. Edwardy, correyl,ondent az ~.
Houston Post, were passed upon by tho ra'
corder. Fifty dollars and costs was I'M.
posed Tor carrying deadly wcapons md
S2oo bond exactcd for his appearances befora
the criminal district court to answer for
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The longest fence in the world will be the
wire fence extending from the Indian Ter
ritory west--across the Texas Pan Handle,
and thirty-live miles into New Mexico.
We are informed that eighty-tive miles of
this fence is already under contract. Its
course will be in the line of the Canadian
river and its purpose is to stop the drift of
the northern cattle. 1t is bold and splen-
did enterprise, and will pay large per
ccntage on the investment. The fence will
be over 200 miles long Clarendon News.
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MEssRs. q. DuN II Co. report that for
the SIX months ending June 80 the failures
amounted to S,b97, against 1852 for the
hrst six months in 1881, 2,97 same period
III 1850, OSS in 1879, and 5,S2j in 1878. The
liabilities involved in the failures for the
hrst six months of lsS2 are $50,OOO,OOO, $40.
100000 more than last year, though in ISIS
the liabilities amounted to $l39,OOO,OOO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-07

WHIrcL>w REID has gone with his FAM
lily to California to spend few days with
his latherin'aw, COLONEL MILLS, who is
worth his millions. 1t the MIus have GOOD
HElps to rely on, the reverse is equally true.
WnITELAw waited long while to make n
selection but he struck bonanza when
Calilornia's ioircSt flower, Just out of her
teens assented to fair commingling of his
sense with her dollars.
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ADMIRAL SEYMOUR wishes ARAm to un
dersiand that he'wil brook none OF that
officials insolence and threatens to treat
Alexandria with free exhibition of fire.
w,rka
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Tnr labor troubles continue AL oxOr ihs

THn labor troubles continue al over tho
country. The great question not only of
the hour, but Of this generation is the
relationship of capital and labor. 1t will
continue to loom up into conspicuousness
until one day II will burst fbrthas stu
pondous in It's proportions as was that Of
emancipation and slavery. II will take a
wise brain, an honest heart and q steady
nerve to handle II Alright in all lie relation.
ShlpI
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County Yccasurcc.

NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w d. NJ OVERLEESE ns II candidate for
County Treasurer of Dalla' County. Election,
Tuesday, November 9Th, 1889
yATE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL 4. DOuGHERTG rs
candidate for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election Tuesday, November 9Th, 1852,
ME ARE kEQUEsTkD TO ANNOUNCE J. Il.
w WILLIAMSON ms a candidate for County
Tearsnrer Election. November 1852.
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Spccln, TO the Herald.

PALESTINE, July G.-The scandal case of
Miss Cogswell now at Sulphur Springs
Hopkins county, against DR.. West, one of
our best known physicians, came off in
court to-day. The doctor was charged
with sending letters to the lady
calculating to lead her from virtues path.
After an examination of the case the whole
of tie charges were dismissed to the great
satisfaction Of the community. She did not
come forward to sustain her charges. The
affair has been much regretted and the re-
suit very well received.
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Gountu gud9e.

INTE ARE REQUkSFE 70 ANNOUNCE W
w l.. WILLIAMS as a candidate for County
Judge Election November, 1852
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w X. f.. BURKE as n candidate for reelection
IN the office of County Judge of Dallas county
at the ensuing November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. II. IVES for the Office OF County Judge
.the ensuing election.
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Tar Unllectoc.

VhyF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE p,
w +. STEPHENSON, better known AS Uncle
Pete" as IL candidate fCr Tax Collector of Dallas
county. at the coming November election.
INTE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w CHARLES Il, GILLESPIE as Candidate
for the Office of Tax Collector of Dallas County,
at the November election.
VNTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w X. BLEWETT us a candidate for Tax
collector of Dallas county AT the November cleo
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l.ur 1,&sticc Of the Tearc.

lATE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w y. N. BRASWELL as II candidate for
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. |. Dallas
county. Election. November 7, 1882
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. JOHN Il. KUNZ MS u candidate for
Justice of the Peace In Precinct No. |, Election
I'm November
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For tnr lecuislaturc.

WE AXE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w MR. j II. SKlLES Us n candidate for Rep.
resentativc 10 the next Legislature, subject To
the Democracy of Dallas comfy.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
W. DIR. j. d PAR .ONS Of Rockwell as II
candidate for Floater from the counties of Dallas,
Tnrrnut mud Rockwal Il
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OVII.,.A
10 tho Editor Of the lIernl1.

OvnLA, July 8, lSS2.-Mr. With
erspoon, near this place, received tcc-
gram this morning from New Mexico in
forming him of the death of his son, n. II.
Witherspoon, who died on Monday last.
Mr. w. was very much affected by the sad
news and later in the day he was in the
field blowing when he was stricken with
paralysis and is in very critical condition.
OCCASIONAL.
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~ q --S

SOME people are very careless writer's
witness the one who wrote, the other day,
about the man who "cut hiS throat in ths
third story" and the other one who told
ABOUT the man who received a bullet in his
face near the depot.n
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THE Arkansas Press association and the
other excursionists are having glorious
time of 1t. They called on PRESIDENT
ARTHUR last Saturday aud were kindly
cared for by the various departments in the
Capital City,
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TnE doctors are wranglng again over
Guiteau's remains. 1t is passing strange
that members of this enlightcnedproiession
not untreQucntly set the world examples
of bad taste, not to say ill.breedmg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-07

HouroN takes the cake, us the phrase
goes, as the recipient of the first bale of
new cotton. 1t brought goodly price, $3.50,
and the purchasers secure free advcr-
tisement,
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Special to the Herald.

'f''ihl w lllt Itlhlu
GNoEsBEEcE, July G.-The county demo.
cratic convention for clecting delegates to
the state, congressional, senatorial, and
tlotarial conventions. met in the court
house today. Captain Fishburne was
elected chairman and Professor Park, sec
rotary. Messrs. Preudergast, Miller.
Smythe, Henry, Gregg, Wharton. Bovd
Erlshcrie, Swami, Fox, Poyles, and ], w
tiShburne were chosen delegates to the state
convention, Resolutions were adopted In.
voring tariff for revenue only, opposing
the extending charters of the national
banks, reruIa,iNg railroads,i in opposition TO
m"nonolles, approving the course of Col.
onel J." l., Foster in the legis.
lature endorsing Hon. Il, Q. Mills
as member Of congress and Hon.
Il. Coke as senator, and condemninr tho
| giving OF free passes by railroad companies
to public officers, aud making il a penol of.
tense Tor them to receive the same, and ON.
Lorslng the administration of Governor
| Roberts. '''''
Delegates were instructed to nominntc. II
possible, Captain W, H. Richardson for
comptroller. >'''''' '''
The congressional delegates were instruct.
cd to vote for Hon. Il, z Mills first, last and
| always '''>
Resolutions were offered endorsing Hon
T. > Gould for reelection as chicfiustce OF
the supreme court.
! Delegates to the senatorial convention
were instructed for Hon. l.. j. Fprrar for
state senator
FIo'aarial delcgateswere instructed torlIop
l., l., Foster
The convention favored holding primary
elections for the selection of county nomi.
nees. to be held August 18th.
The Grocsheeck bar met aid elected del.
egates to the convention to meet in Calves.
ton on the 18th of August.
Weather excessively dry,
Vats, enethird ola crop. Corn, one.half.
Cotton doing well.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-07

MARY ANDERSON lives a very secluded
lifc at Long Branch. Says an exchanges:
Most Of her time is passed hero with her
little step-sisters and brothers on the lawn
Now why doesn't MARY yet married.
change her name and yet let us hear Of her as
MARy-AND.uER.soN a playing on the lawn
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ANOTHER dispaceiul scene has occurred
on the floor of the representatives. hall
1t would seem that iluency in billingsgatc
is Indispensable to the congressman of the
Dresent
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1iisfeict Gylcclk.

IAJE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of HENRY W JONES the pres.
eut incumbent as u candidate for reelection to
the Office of Clerk to the District Court of Dallas
County, Mt the ensuing November election
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COrsiCana.
SpeCinl 10 the IIcrnld.


CoRsIcANA, July G.--Sam McEgan,
freight conductor OF tho Texas e St. Louis
railroad, was shot through the heart and
instantly killed at Trinity Bottom today
under the following circumstances: Nc
Egan seeing stray dog, coaxed him into
his caboose and tied him. A shorttime after
a tic cutter entered and cut him loose and
began to abuse McEgan, when Quarrel
took place. One word brought on another
and the tie cutter told Michigan to throw IN
bis hands, which he did, and while in that
position the other shot him. The murder.
er escaped: The body of McEgan was TAX
en- TO Tyler. The deceased was about 20
years old and unmarried
Normal school opened to-Gsv in the
opera llall as our new school h.nding /,
not yet furnished. A good attcb,iance is
expected
Mayor Irons left yesterday fer \ustin in
the interest of our schools anu ,lher city
matters
Several parties who disturbed the cele.
bration at the Fourth Of July celebration
nave been indicted by the proprietois Of the
oochey NIuo grounds. They are deter
mined to suppress rowdyism about the
course,
Special Deputy ]. b. Yeiser brought TO
town ana jailed viii Kelly. for attempted
violation of Mrs, Fannie Suson, about ten
miles west ofhere
Tax CollectorW, j. Elens settled with
our county commissioners Yesterday and
reported ont of n total tax of S31 900. n
delinquent list of but $g,l0O. lt-is a good
sh%wlng for his ability a1a collector.
The Hubbard City HeNd of today notes
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THE naval appropriation bill has passed
the house ana the heart of the government
iobbcr rejoiceth
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3Eor Sllrrttf.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOTNHE
w NATE CHAPMAN ~ candidate for
Sheriff of Dallas County. Election, Norrmbcr7
NNTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNuii NOE
w BEN JONES rs II candidate for sheriff
Election, November Z. 1852
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Announcements.
Eor ConQccss.

NE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
Wv MR.. J. j. JARVIS. of Fort Worth, Tarrasl
county, asa candidate for Congress IN tins The
9th rongrt ssioual District, subject to the action
OF the convention.
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the assault with intent to kill Police Officer
Long Saturday night. The three
remaining cases against him will
come up Monday afternoon.
During the June term of the district
court sixty-one cases were disposed OF, in
GLIDING eight divorce sui 5.
Nearly twenty witnesses were examined
by the grand jury to-day. The grand jury
have taken their duty well in hand, and
their operations are watched with interest.
Mr.. David Hall, manager of the Western
Union at this point, returned today from
San Antonio, where lie went Monday
morning as special representative of the
company to investigate the crookedness in
the Western Union office by which the
bucket shop was heavily swindled.
Judge Stewart will leave for I'll Paso next
week.
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9;nc Gountu Attornru.

\VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE c.
W f. CLINT as candidate for County Atlor-
ney. Election November T. 1852
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a:or &tatc ScnatNr.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BARNETT GIBBS AS u candidate for the
State Senate
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOJ NOE
w the name Of CHAs. WO0DSON, of SeagO.
vile, as an independent candidate for County
Clark
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T hereby announce to the citizens of Dallas
L county that nm candidate for the office of
County Clerk. lfmy reputation as man and
my qualifications for the position are such rs 10
commend me TO your confidence, ! ask your
hearty support, pledging myself that no effort
upon my part will be spared TO make M efficient
ana faithful servant of the public.
April lG 1899. o. NJ WHEAT
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3;or County Glcck.

IATE ARC REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE ",
w A. HARDWOOD as . candidate for County
Clerk
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fRY ;Z!'I!![L[j[1'zE|5l]


MessrS l., Sombon & Co., New York. sole
agents in the United States for the above wines.
peg to call the attention OF the trade to the Sub.
joined circular of Mcssrs JULES MUllM ,S co.
REIMs, April 20, 1851.
HAVING learned that certain reports seriously
rejecting ON the antiquity and authenticity of
our house are being circulated IN the commercial
world we feel bound in the interest of our house
~ PupliSn we following remarks: At the end of
the year 1852 the agrecn emf of pnrtnershin of
inc firm of 7 4. Mumm Il Co, Reims, having
come TO an end the principals separated and
savh founded new firm. Mr. Jules Mumm, of
.o'pshe; retaining the business PREMISES
OF the old firm, founded "A new firm under
the styIe oI 1880 -
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NtJE AXE kEQuko TED 10 AeNUuNCE
w W N. G. HILL Ms q Cam idat9 for County
Clerk Election November next,
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\NT. ii. THACKFR liz candidate Tor county
w Clerk Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy In Texas, For the past six years has
had charge of the County Court of this county,
as Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex.
uarwnnd
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(DENToN ACCoMMopATIoN.)
Lv, Dallas. 40 10 a. m. Arr. Dallas. 400 n. NJ.
(Daily)
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Gatlroad Time Gable.

- , GOING EAST,
Mail Il Express Leaves Dallas ...,...G so n. m.
accommodation Leaves Dallas. ....,. 1885 u. M,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-07-20

A Word TO MOTHERS. Mothers
should remember it is most impor-
tant duty at this season to look after
the health of their families and clense
the malaria and impurities from their
systems, and that nothing will tone
up the stomach and liver, regulate the
bowels and purify the blood so per-
fectly as Parker's Ginger Tonic, ad-
vertised in our columns.-Rost. See
other column.
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An Act
No. 49,

Entitled an act removing the parish
seat of the parish of Bossier, no.
tice of which has been given by
publication in the "Bossier Ban.
ner," as required by article As of
the constitution.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
general assembly of the State of
Louisiana, That the parish seat of
the parish of Bossier is hereby re-
moved to that point or place to be
designated by the police jury of
said parish; provided, this act re-
moving the parish seat to the place
thus designated by the police jury
shall be submitted to the qualified
electors of said parish, and approved
by a majority of said electors voting
in favor thereof, as required by arti.
Gle 25O OF the constitution.
Section 2. Be it further enacted,
etc, etc, That the police jury Of said
parish shall, when petitioned by
five hundred tax payers of their
parish, hold an election under the
general election laws of the State,
and at the polling places at which
the last general election was held,
and submit to the electors OF their
parish for approval or disapproval
this act, and the place selected by
them under tho provisions of section
| of this act, and shall do and per-
form all legal and necessary acts to
carry this act into effect.
r. N. OGDEN,
Speaker House of Representatives.
GEO. L. WALTON,
President pro tenn. of the Senate.
Approved July 6, 1882.
S. ID. MCENERY,
Governor of the State of Louisiana. |
A true copy.
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.