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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23
NysteriOus Matter.

St. Louis, 2.-Archibald NJ ann, q col
ored preacher, and wife, mysteriouslv
disappeared on Sunday evening. The
Mann house was found burned TO the
ground. and it is an open question
whether the pair were burned to death or
fed. and burned the house behind them.
Their lives have been threatened by a
number of Irish families, who were ZEAL
Gus OF their presence here. There ia much
excitement over the affair.
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Monetary AND STOCKS.
New York, July %, 1882.

New York, July %, 1882.
Silver bars. 1881; money, 2@3; gov
ernments, strong and higher for 4Xs
and 4s, weak and lower for extended
6s and 5E stocks, generally firm.
Western Union, 905s; Quicksilvs-
1914; Pacific, Az; MsrIpoaa, 2; Wells
Fargo, 129; N, Y. Central, 1881.
Erie, 1917; Panama, 1877; Denver and
r. g., 621z; Union Pacific, 1153<; bonds.
1161z; Central Pacific 92s[; bonds, l16N;
S-tro, q.
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For Rent.

A house Of seventeen rooms and cellar. hall.
and every convenience fora hotel: ono hoaIs
from Main street, Is placed at a low fiSSra A
$50 a month. CHEAP
Office: so Main Atreef.
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s.W DARKE. WIN. FULLER.
5. ". DARKE ( CO.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money LOaning.

Ss-NO extra charge for making Dseds when
We sell property.
ties, as this Is net onehalf OF orr list Of
houses, building lots and farms.
DB Property is IN active demand and is
bound to increase IN value rapidly.
11 he best facilities for making collec-
tions, local CT foreign. Returns promptly
made.
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Special.

TERRlToRIAL AND COUNTY sCRR
i wanted.
q QOO TEN ACRES OF NO. l LAND
Ph0OO in the Big Field, half pasture,
half crop land. A desirable properly; all cal
tivAted share Of tina years crop goes with
$4,000 SEVEN ROoMED FRAME,
modern built house, two stories,
snd barn, Tx10 rods. on West Temple street;
shaded by trees in a part OF town that is being
ouiltuP With good houses. Part down and
part on time.
06OO CORNER LOT, SPLENDID Or
chsrd, well fenced; desirable part
OF town Sxle rods. part down and part On
time Close to Main street. Cannot be beat
Tor surroundings t~~@N ge2
S23O0 A MODERN BUILT AND CON-
venintly arranged house Of five
rooms, buttery, closets and large cellar; high
ceilings, well-hnished painted and grained
summer Kitchen, coal house, new outhouses;
pump, lawn, etc. In pleasant part of the
Ninth Ward.
&1OOO HOUSE AND FARM OF Is ACRES
In American Fora, two and q half
blocks northwest of railroad depot Acre
and half lot and adobe house of four large
roo as and hall; gOoG log eranary and stable;
10 acres in wheat and acres lucerne. close TO
railroad: WILL SELL WITH CROP ON IT
FOR s.. 200, The houso alone cost 81 400.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-17
PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, October 16th.-Lsft here today.
ts arrive in Sacramento October 2O!h: Ans.
trslian Cricket Club, in charge of w. Shur-
man and composed OF w. L. Murdoch. IT.
Horn, b. III. Massey, G. Zimmerman, g. F.
Bonner. q. Critic, J. M. Blackhaw, p. s.
Mcdonald, 1. w. Garrett, S. P. Jones, G.
=, Psl'er, Il. E. Boyle, f. R. Spofforth, C.
W. Beai, Manager D. K. Wilson, Paris E.
j. Keed. Arizona; George =. Holmes. Ha-
waiian Islands; A. L. Day and wife. San
Francisco !; I FL. o .mstead and wife, New
York; Miss Kate Wetland. Minneapolis: r.
Mason. Christ Church, New lie .land,
tittytwo through emigrants left on Satur-
day nights emigrant train, to arrive in sac
ramento October 22i, and y last night. {,
arrive October ODD
CARLIN, October 16 Passed here to-
day, 60 arrive in Sacramento tomorrow w
Brooksmith, England Hugh Rogers, Port.
land, Oregon Il. L. MyricS, wife and daueh.
ter, Stockton; }. W. Tucker. Brockpcrf. N
Y; f. ID. Mills and wife, Windsor. Conn.
Mrs. Albert Han, Nova Scotia Mrs. Geo.
A. Coles. San Diego; Mrs. S. +. Shockley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Willard, Fall River. Mass:
Mrs. }. M Bowyer, Erie, Pa; G.. Mefiyale
and wife, Australia; Mrs. A NJ. Eilstop. Nj.
Marks, George Osbourne. Richard ID syer.
San Franci.co; Edward f. Delger, d. Suth.
erland, O4kland; A. Mailer, Montana; III,
~ AAoAShSbt, MISS AliEniS Murphy, HlllaGel-
phia; George Scott and wife, Arizona; e.
j. Wareman. Wyoming; A. A. Brownell
aad family, @. Bergin, Oregon Mrs. s. It.
ain aud child, Iowa; l.. Romaine. C. M.
Osbrander. New York A. J. Uaderhall.
Canton, Ohio; Herman Austin, Germany:
w. b. Wilcox, g. 4. Cole, U. s. N:
Swift, Ellsworth, Wis; Z. J. Brady and
family, Washington, d. @; A. L. Spails.
Denver; X. Richard, Berkeley; G. Wood
ward and wife, Stony Point, Colorado Mrs.
Thomas Tyson and daughter, Melbourne !.
q. b. Bowman, San Jose; Mrs. J. O.
Mcdonnell and family. Canada 9s emigrant
Messengers, including 65 males, to arrive in
Sacramento October 1S.h.
NEwHALL, October 16.h.-Passed here to.
day, to arrive in San Francisco to-morrow :.
Henry A. Chase, Fred II Chase, San Fran.
cisco Porter Ward and wife. Petaluma ::
Miss Fannie S. Jones, st Louis w. ]. Field
and family, Texas l.. ). Bars,ett. Charlie,
barslets, London; Mrs. 0. Fl. Rowe, Wis.
consin; L. B. Gage and wife, /. II. Wiley
and wife, Tombstone A. Steward. Denver |:
ii. Wilson. Colton J. w. Tosler, Oregon |;
Lesnder Beadoen. Los Angeles; w. II.
Stewart, j. w. Callahan, Tucson.
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UTAH.
The Liberal Campaign.

OGDEN, October l6th.-The Liberal cam
paign opened here tonight with the largest
and most enthusiastic audience that ever as.
sembled in this city. There was a torchlight
procession, anvil firing and music before the
meeting commenced, wEich, on account of
the inciemency of the weather, had to be held
indoors. Union Hall, the largest in the city,
was densely packed with people, among
whom were more Mormous than Gsntiies,
and the utmost interest was manifested bv
the 500 people who were present. Not lezs
than 300 people were turned away, being I'M
able to gain admission to the hall, The
speakers were Governor E. a. Murray, Par
Icy L.. Williams, Hon. r. N. Baakin. and the
Liberal candidate for delegate in Congress,
Judge P. J. Yanzile. No such large and en-
thrsiastic political meeting was ever before
held in Utah, and it presages the dawn of
brighter day in this prisst-riddea Territory.
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FOR SALE.

For saie-A fine two-story frame dwelling of 7
rooms, closets and bathroom. gas, hot and cold
water The lot is 40x160, with stable in rear.
Price, 5000. Terms OF payment very easy
For Sale-25o acres of best wheat alfalfa land
mile from shipping warehouse. Price, $50
per acre.
For saIe-A neat ore.story Frame Cottage, 4
rooms all hard flushed large, high basement
Lot 25x91 feet. Price, $780, one. half cash down,
balance on time to suit buyers.
For saIe-207 acres; improved, well located
Foothill Farm; plenty Of water and timber.
Price, s., 800: easy terms of payment.
For Sale = handsome and well. buiit one
story cottage, four rooms and hall, all hard
finished. The lot Is sQXS0 corner. Price, 8, COO,
onebalf cash down, balance on easy terms
For SsIe-40 acres, six miles from Sacramento
&c acres are bearing vineyard. Price, $500.
For saie-Two full books (adjoining), high and
rich land, with orchard and vineyard and alfalfa.
House and barn. The entire property is offered
at very low price, and can be paid for in install
ments.
For SaIe-12O acres of improved Foothill Land
running stream OF clear, free water 10 ir-
rigste with 25 OF this farm as rich ard
Level as any in the valley.
For sale-one block of fine garden land on river
front; fine orchard; house and barn. Price,
$500.
For sale $50 acres with improvements fine
Grain Land about 100 now plowed
summer fallow only II miles from here; well
fenced some oak timber on this farm. Price,
only $1,000.
All this and lots more CARL STaOBEL
will sell you. His office is 81 J street.
fE Money Loans Negotiated and Fire
insurance risks collected by CARL sTR0-
BEL, Your Broker.
nNoNE a@ TO LOAN.
60 lrff
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.


VICTORIA, October 16:h.-Two young men,
named Clark and Gasnell, quarreied in q
saloon, when Clark leaped upon Gasnell and
cut him seriously in the head, neck aud face
with pocket knife. Clark is in custody.
Both are sons Of respectable parents.
The Governor General and Prir cess Louise
will remain urtil late in November. His
Excellency is shooting deer in the Kanloop
district.
Considerable rain has fallen the past three
davs.
Vincent Silvocks, an English vagrant, who
for selling Indians whisky is new serving
term IN al in this city, has fallen heir to
great estate in Eng land.
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FOR SALE.

FFyHE PUTNAM HOTEL AND LOT, IN -
the town of Auburn, Placer county. The as
house is large three-stnrY building, new, and
contains 60 rooms. 1t is in first-class condition,
with all modern improvements, ard is doing fine
business. It is furnished throughout with the best
furniture. Persons who contemplate engaging in
the hotel business will find this rare opportunity,
as the property is good and in thriving town.
Bids for the property will be received in writing by
the Executor Of the Estate, ADDISON PUTNAM,
or by J. 7. KINKADE, his attorney, at Auburn,
Cal SIS lplms
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FOR SALE.

500 ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIVE ssess
=, Vss miles cast of Marysville; 1000 ~
acres thereof iuclos,d and under cultivation s4A-
the remainder growing up in young timber good
house. barns orchards etc. The well has the finest
drinking water in the valley. II not wanted for
farming It is one Of the best stock ranches in the
county, and Will be sold cheap enough to justify Its
use for stock only. Possession given September J.
1852 For further information inquire of the Sacra-
,,,e,to Rank Sacramento California m
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OREGON.
The Senatorial struggle.

PORTLAND, October 16sh.-One ballot was
taken to-day, Mitchell receiving 3S votes.
Shattuck 80, Failing 20. Matters are fast
approaching crisis. The Legislature will
probably adjourn Friday. as the pay ceases
then. but they may continue without nav in.
definitely. Il is evident to Mitchen's warn.
est supporters that be cannot be elected. a
prominent Mitchell man just from the can
lsal says his supporters are now holiiug CON
ferences to select man fer whom the entire
90 may vote but the several factions COM
posing the SO have not been abIe .o pn;.a
An outside view is that the chances Of ]. n
Doiph are better than those of any other DER.
son bafore the Legislature.
stabbisg Affair in Printing amee-rh.
legislature.
PoRrLAND, October 16sh.-In an s,terc,.
ton in WalliDg's printing Office TO-DAY. j. r.
Alphonse cut Henry Boullst with pan.r.
knifs, inaicting . severe wound, Both ara
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
A Ship CAPTAIN On Trial.

SEATTLE, October 165h.-The prosecution
of Captain Zlcheus Allen, of the ship Hsr-
vester, for cruelty to members Of the crew
during the recent voyage from Philadelphis.
was begun to-day, but will not be ended until
tomorrow or later. The testimony against
the Captain was not so strong as against The
two mates tried and convicted last week.
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employees in the office. Alphonsa v.s a.
rea'e ed and released on bail. "1' 81
:. The legislature has passed joint resoln.
ton to adjourn on Friday, the 10Th instant.
Lonely Death or n HaIf-witted Bay.
The DALLEs. October 16sh.-Geo. Haight
aged years, son Of G. w. Haight. of Gov
Canyon, in this county, wandered from his
home about IL o'clock A. NJ last Wednesday
The mother immediately made diligent search
for the missing boy, but to no avail. The
father, coming home in the evening.
started slso in search, and the next
morning about o'clock found him dead
about three miles from the house.
The heavy storm during the night mus. have
caused the child's death. George was the OBJ
jet of particular solicituie en- the part of his
parents, as he was but half witted, and re-
quired great care. A household dog followed
the child away, but returned lats at night
without him, which gave the parents the first
apprehension of the terrible fate of their boy.
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NEVADA.
An Old Man Found Dead In n Ditch
Miner Badly Hurt-A Chief Engineer

Bounced.
VIRGINIA, October 16.h.-The dead body
of William Edwards was found yesterday
evening in ditch near the Osbisten shaft.
Edwards was patient at the County Hos
pitsl. He obtained leave to come into town
to register. and it is supposed that he got
drunk before starting on his return. He was
sc years of age, and native of Wales.
About l o'clock this morning Patrick
O'Connor was caugh. by tie pump,rod at the
Utah mine, and pretty badly hurt about the
region Of the loins, though the injuries will
probably not prove fatal.
The County Commissioners this evening
deposed Chief Riorden, of the Fire Depart.
ment. A political quarrel is supposed to bs
at the bottom Of this action.
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H0TELS ann RFSTkGRbET8
HOTEL SAHGHaM.

EoRNEs FOURTH AND STREETS, AGRA
mentc-strictly frys-cass, OF the European plan.
T. D. Servers Carriages viii take all passengers free
OF charge from Depot to H0te..
81 spirni TERRY b Co NaDsyers
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The rope with which Kansas murderer
was hanged has been woven into book
marks and given to the convicsing Jury as
keepsakes.
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DoNT DIE in the house." Rough on
Rats. clears out rats, mice, flies. reaches.
bedbugs. Is cants,
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HARDWARE. IRON sTgEI. ETC

G. Hermann II CO.-Mnufac.urs rs and I'm.
porters. No. 33G Ksarny st near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices Factory: II Belden st.
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ARIZONA.
osed Smelling Works

FIRE AT Tucson Proposed Smelling Works
TUCSON, October 16,h.-The crocaery and
glass warehouse of ii. j. Brown, OF this
plaza, was totally DESTROYED by fire this MORN
ing, Loss, about SD 600; insurance. IS. 00O; ;
In the Imperial l. n. and Queen, 81 GOO; in
the o London aud Lancashire and Manchester,
81. 600; in the Home Mutual, 81, 500: in the
Commercial Union of London, 81, 500.
The Tucson Smelling and Melting Com.
pany was organized here to-day All Of the
principal business men are interested, Large
works will be erected at once. President.
Samuel Hughes; Secretary and Treasurer,
W. A. Scott, Jr.
General Crock and the Apaches.
Tucson, October 16sh.-A special dispatch
from San Carlos says; General Crook held
very important conference with 400 Of the
chiefs and heads IF che ApacheI at this point
to-day. he MADE known, in few and unmis-
taxable terms, tbs policy to govern during the
timo he should remain in commend Of the
department.. All The Indians are to be
counted daily, and more allowed from the
reservation without papers. The rnanufact-
ure OF It's win," the tavorite liquor Of the
Apaches, is to be stopped. Indians found off
the reservation without papers are to be
treated as hostile. In c5rcluaion, General
Crook said that while every announcement
snd assistance would be given to the Indians
with to be peaceful, and to work for their
own living, no mercy should be shown to
those who attempted to go on the war path.
1T apv of the Indians az tue council felt dis
posed to break out, he thought it best for
them TO break Gus now, and bring the ques-
ton OF supremacy to a test without more de.
lay.
Lieutenant Dodd, Third Cavalry, with a
detachment Of Indian scouts, went out after
small party of Apaches reported off the
reservation. He brought hack the whole
party-eleven in all-this morning.
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SUsANvGLLE, October 16;h.-Henry Miles,
native OF Wales, aged about IS years, who
lived in n lonely valley soma twelve miles
west Of here, was found dead in hi, cabin
yesterday. From evidence obtained by Cor
oper Johnston, be must have been dead over
four weeks, and evidently died in a fit. He
was buried near his cabin.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRp-uSIo
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Rio VISTA, October 10 ih.-Several boys,
having been arrested for charivsring a newly
married couple, were tried this morning in
the Justices Court for disturbing the pace.
They were cleared by the jury.
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HATS,

school OF Civil Engineering, Surveying
Drawing and Assaying. "a Post A. Van der Naillen
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STAR MILLS AID MALT HOUSE,
NEJROUIC 4 Lagos,

Hros 50. 50 AND 54FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO;
~ dealers 10 Produce and Brewers Supplies, Man.
uSscturers Of Malt and all kinds OF Meals; Oatmeal
Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck.
wheat Flour, e.c. New Grain Bags Tor sale. Agents
or Buckeye Mills Foc-, hazysvilie. au17-1p
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Suicide in n Cell,

PLAcERvILLE, October 16th.-Indiau Dick,
an Indian confined in the county jsil for an
assault to murder. committed suicide this
morning by hanging himself with strap
which he wore around his wait. He tied it
TO bar at the top of bis cell, and jumped
from TIE bed. hreskiny his neck Instantly.
He fell about two feat
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JOHN 7. STOLL-,

The subscriber desires call the Of lawyers authors
snd busress generally throughout the We the facilities
Of the VALLEY PRESS for DONG thoroughly good printing.
He will maintain the ennen, reputation long attached the
house The ec.t Of elegant and pe. printing grsar
than that which IL dsrreeabe and hand. Address
H A. WEAVER, 327 St. Sacramento. Cal.
o34p1m
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EDUCATIONAL.

Justin Gaies.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 1872
Montgomery ST., s. +. Country orders solicited.
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HawIey Bros Hardware Co.-Importers Of
Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Nos. 30l,
s0s sos, S07 and 500 Market street, San FRANCISCO
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.

CARPETS, oTLoLoTHs, ETC.
Frank 6. Acknowledgements and Dealer, No.
$40 Market street (Phelan's Block), San Francisco
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
Bros. Manufactures Core.
po5itory, 81 Market street. A. II. Isham, Manager.
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RuERER AND or. Goons
sTAT1oNERs, PRINTERS. ETC.

II. 8. Croker d Co.-Importing and Manufact.
uring Ststoners, Printers and Lithcgraphsrs, Nos
fl6, 2l7 and 2I9 Bush street, above Sanseme
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ORLEANS H0TEL - FIRST CLASS FUR
nished and unfurI.ished rooms TO let to gentle
Second street, between and x. MRS. II. W. oGG,
Proprietress. au2t.
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Mr.. Robert McNealy, Haser
stown, Md, writes was reduced
to a living skeleton by distressful
ailments that completely exhaust
Ell me OF ali vitality. All the or
gans Of my 6ody~lnngs, liver,
kidneys. heart, sight, bearing,
brain, nerves etc. were in disor
der ard each gave mo troubl. in
y greater or less degree. l doc
tored for kidney complaint and
dyspepsia | took consumption
cures | did everything iD my
vain efforts to aud relief. Mr..
Wells, in Morris Drug store, told
me to try Browns Iron Bitters.
Two Bottles have made me feel
like a new person, and | believe
l am permanently cured Of all
my distress. \ l weigh twenty
pounds more now than I did
a mouth ago."
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What q sad aud sorrowful
scene that was, on last Saturday,
the embarkation of a young
lady upon the cars for trans
portation to an insane Asy
lum. Young, beautiful, intelli~
eeut and amiable one month ago
Sue was the cherished and loved
friend, whose society aud friend
ship was sought by every one.
Now With a mind lost, reason de
thronel, With the future a dis
mai aud dark unknown, necessity
demands her beng separated
from the world aud cou6oed with
in the walls Of an asylum. May
the uutimely misfortune that has
fallen upon her he soon removed
and the unfortunate young w0
man be restored to her fami
" and friends, with reason re-
stored aud mind returned il the
earnest wish Of her many friends.
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OrdinAnc No las.

Levy,lng a tax on all property in the Parrish
St Lai"nrche for the year 1882.
section l BE it ordained BY the Police
July OF tho Perish Of Lafourchc that mn
adrdt0rcm tax of 6 mills ON tn Dollar col
iectabie during the year 1892 be and ia hsre
~ levied on all tao taxable property in
the Parish of LafOurche. "
section :. he 1t further ordained. thai
TONED as follows: "'pO'-
Ihree mills shall be set apart and mad
Tor the current expenses. including all snIa
r,ee OF officers of tho parish and shali La
known az the General Fund"
section 5. VT mills shall be set mart
ana uScd tor the maintenance anil annrort
oi tue pubic schools and shall be kmow,r .s
the 'SchoDl Fund"
oect'on =. On quarter mill shall he set
sras' anu used to purchase, build or rent
SCHOOL houses. a also for the purpose of
improving the shoot hausee nov rss.I h..
the School Board OF tho Parish aud .h'.RH
DC known as the .".School House Enni,.
winch. with the "School Fund" shall Ina
SUBJECT to the legal order Of tho Schnol
1'oird OF the parish Of Lafo lrch4.
section .. One half mill shall be act ana -
ana nsed to improve the public builI;nvs
OF the parish aud the grounds beion";nv
.neretC. u shall be know al tho ..lmuroye
Section. 6. One quarter mill .h. !, \. -.
apart and used fortfc construct;on a "S SCI
pairs OF bridges over the drains of the nnh.
lac roads OF the parish aud shall be k.nw,,
az the "Bridge Fund" """
ne u iurthcr ordained that thjs ordinance
snail take effect from and after its nassa-e
ADOPTED this 9th. day Of March iS8o.
is'snedJ =. 7. GRISAMORE.
r.,4:e., President Police jury.
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The fall in the river reached
Vlcksbnrsh on Tuesday. On WEI,
nesday the fall was 1--we inches,
But the fall was occasioued in
part by crevasses which let the
water into the Ouachita Valley
to come on down by tue Ouachita
and AtchafayIaya. This relieves
the Mississippi below Baton
Rouge, which will not probably
rise amy higher as Red River Is
falling six inches per day. The
fall at Memphis on Wednesday
was Is feet which indicates that n
general fall is coming. Unless
fresh rains fill the upper streams
before the surplus grtk out Of the
lower rivers, general decline
may be expected here in a week
or two.