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Daily globe., 1883-05-26

French commander had been ordered to
oppose the Chinese if they attempted to
enter Tonquin.
Daily globe., 1883-05-26
TOW-BOAT WRECKED

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 25.-The tow-boat,
Amos, while coming down the Mononga-
helia river tonight at ten o'clock, struck
the pier of the Pan Handle railroad bridge
and went to pieces in a few minutes.
Daily globe., 1883-05-26
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

FARIBAULT, Mimi, May 25.-Abel Ole
son, aged five years, disappeared from
his home last Monday. His body was
found to-day in Straight river at the foot
of Ninth street by a small boy who was
rowing boat. The body was few feet
from shore, probably where he fell in. No
inquest.
Daily globe., 1883-05-26
RAILROAD WRECK.

GREENWOOD, KY, May 25.-The freight
train on the Beaver Greek railroad was
wrecked by misplaced switch yesterday.
Richard Hays was killed and two colored
men badly injured.
Daily globe., 1883-05-26
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Comptroller
of the currency has authorized the st. Paul
National bank, Of st. Paul, Mimi, to begin
business with a capital of 100000.
Daily globe., 1883-05-26
THROUGH A BRIDGE.

JOLIET, ILL.,, May 25.-A freight train
due here at $50 last night on the Rock
Island road. dropped through a bridge
across Dupage river, eight miles west OF
here. The engine and several cars got
across; one passenger car and caboose
went into the river. George Mellon
brakeman. and two passengers, names un-
known, were injured.
Daily globe., 1883-05-26
THE HILL INVESTIGATION.

There was no session of the Hill investi-
eating committee this morning, in def
erence to the request of Mr.. Murch, who
asked an adjournment until tomorrow to
allow more time to examine the files in
the architects Office and select such papers
as he deems pertinent to the investiga-
tiOO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

After the shower. the tranquil son:
Aftsr the snow the emerald leaves
Silver stars when the day is done;
After the harvest, the golden sheaves.
After the clouds. the violet sky;
Afsse the tempest, the lull of wares;
Ouiet woods whom the wind goes by;
Atsr the battle, peaceful graves.
AFTER the kreli. the wedding bell;
AftuR the bud the radiant rose;
joyful greetings from sad fareveiis;
After our weepinRs, sweet repcee.
After the burden, the blissful need /;
Afrer the flight. the downv nest
Afeer tho furrov. the waking seed
After the shadowy river-rest
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

Tbe Temple of Fashion 10 at the cor
neT Of Second ard Marion streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

Dr.. Z. g. johnson assumes that M
poisons taken In health or disease, By 60.
cident or design. whether In largo o. small
doses. 20 tar ~ they act at au-when they
do not destroy life outxighf-are "op-
posed to health and life, and whstever
influence they exert upon the tissues arc
IN direct opposition to I'll the natural or
hcalthful operations Of the body. When
prescribed In sickness they add more bur
dens 70 the body already weakened By
disease. delay recovery. and often leave
u the system disoase Ut THAR own max
ina. For these reasons he discards ~
p0isons and selects his remedies from the
hundreds Of harmless veretabloG snd
other eAnatiUe agencies 60 bOuntifuliy SUP
Piled ~ nature, agents which never
weaken the frame nor cause diseasa
which always act In hamsny with the
laws Of life. and which restore health
without risk or damage 70 the coustitu-
uou. Omoe. T0A Front o.. Seattle. ne I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

To the city
Father Chitty,
Plain, but gritty,
Caoe ono day.
And he wandered,
And - pondered,
On his way.
Thus while gazing
Al amazing
Sights, and praisiua
All he oAv:
He was taken
Hand was shaken
By mistaken
Mr.. Shaw.
VIE to right 1t,
And reQuite il,
Him invited
To q smile;
And the farmer
To the former
Grew a warmer
Friend the while.
Soon. elated.
And inflated,
Gritty waited
For the deal
When some aces
Showed their faces
Two hard Gases
Made him squsal.
In the city
Stood the gritty
Farmer Gritty
Curing al.
Not q penny
OF the many
Had be. any
Moro 10 oall.
Home returning
Through the burning
Sand. and learning
How TO tramp.
spouse she took him
And chs shock him.
Grit forsook him.
And che weuldn't belieye \
blamed word b oasd n en-
planation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

y loVely summer eveaipc. four yearD
oe11g. - he door e. Robins haDdsume
eueeeGe eits Helen, her Knitting II hsr
ennd. The oble = spread neatly with.
n and Helen b only waiting nov for
- koetle % bod. Dayie Stewart, Z
eei4At-eyod la1die of oeIy two years, :
u1Gk1nG around bio parents The . pQliyl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of
bourbon. Ind: sayE Bob mytslf and
wife owe our lives 70 HHILOH'S CON
d5uReisk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

ALEX. KENNEDY, NJ. D..
GRADUATE OF THE ROYAL coll
" leee Of Physicians and SurgeenS
Kingston. Canada. Once in sullivan
blnck next door 70 DR.. Graseeh Front ST..
Seattle. Office hours, 9 to II .. m. ana
In n. m. u'sse ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-18

R9rAURAxI ron 6AxE-Ihe Cherry
street. restaurant, with lodging houss.
and AL neceo1Ary fixtures, i offered
foe ale, elear Of debt, and with eood
busfneok For further pasticuIaxs a
ply ~ the restaurant itself. nol3 Il
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h0RT hERS pAciF : (. !

Y Ills COMPANY = W. )
4 ga4eo 20 70 else fr0issi w.
Eastern = ints. .s
Rates q ~ giges> Aiii. ~,
a~s. .nf !, : q
g0Hg ~ -FR, SUI \ ~ AZ !
a, l. Jg. 9, AssA iaS
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Ii view 81 The fact tut This loath
some disease has appeared IN az adj
joining parish, would il not be veil for
our people 10 take precautionary steps
toward preventing aspread Of the same
sllouid Il BIZ imported among us, wblch
is likely At any timer Il has been uni-
yersaily conceded that vaccination Is
the best preventive for small pox, and
we believe some organized tffHE. hay
il.g ID view the yaccinating If those of
dug citizens whose systems require IL
would be timely just now II nothing
else will suffice, our city coaacil world
be jpstifable ~ taking compulsory
steps III the premises. IN onropinion.
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~ slAkagsNANcfs
Levying a parish tax Oh tile valuation
0f 1853


SEcTTos ! Be 1t ordained. that for
the purpose Of deffaying the criminal
expenses Of tie parish d Calca.ie fo4
the year 1853, under provision ana bs
authority Of Act MI %. approved
March Ia, 1878. M annrs,l advalnre.u
tax Of two and one-lalf mills ts5S) on
the dollar Of the valuation Of ibe wear
1888, on all the real and personal props
erty situated ID the town 0f Lake
Charles, subject ID taxati0n, shall III
levied, assessed and collected in United
States currency.
SEC 2 Be it further ordained, that
Tor defraying the enfreDt expenses Of
the parish Of CalcasIen for the year
1883, an annual adval0rem tax If ten
(l0) mills on the dollar, Of the valuation
of the year 1888. on all the property
real and personal, situated In the par
ish subject to fax,tion. shall be levied.
assessed and collected in United States
currency.
SBc. 3. Be il further ordained. that
the funds arising fi'Dn the taxes levied
and provided for By the two preceding
sections of this ordinance, together
with the licenses Of 1893, shall be con
solidated and known ns general fund.
which shall be apportioned. disbnrsei
and paid ont BIZ the parish treasurer in
the following proportions 10 wit:
Fifteen per cent. t. the Sheriff for
his fees In Conveying prisoners 10 the
penitentinry, feeding prisoners and &C.
tendance on district court, fe,.s in
criminal cases, etc twelve per cent 10
jurors; fifteen per cent. 10 witnesses 10
criminal cases. two per cent. q, the dis
tfiet attorney for conviction fees; seven
per cent to tie tax collector: one aud
one-half per cent. for medical attend-
ance on prisoners; three per cent tiI
justices Of the peace; five per cent. 10
e0nStahles; Que and one half per cent
for publishing proceedings Of police
Jury; one and Une-lialf per cent. for
Judicial advertising; Ave and one-balf
per cent. to members of the police jury;
seven per cent ID The assessor and
registrars two and oiir-half per cent. 10
the parish treasurer; two per cent, 10
the clerk Of be police Jury, one per
ceut. for coroner's fees, three ard one
half per cent. for panpers. fifteen per
cent. for contingencies.
j. j. w. MILLER. Tres. P. J.
]. - KIRKMsN, Clerk 7. j.
LAKE CH4RLfs, Feb n. 1888.
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APPtSfS1
VIM. MEYER, Mayor.
LAks caARLEs. e, @. 3.

LAkn caARIEs, La, Oct. u, 1852,
The board met this the 18th day 81
October, 1882, pursuant to adjourn
mept. Present; WIN. Meyer; Jas. p.
Gearg, Il. J. Lyons. j. D. KirkmaD
and Rob't Landry. Absent: b. II.
lmm0n.
On motion, the minutes Of the six
last meetings were read and approved.
On motion, Il is resolved that the
rate Of taxation shall be The same IS
that IF 1882, that is 7 ~ mills ou the
dollar
On motion, the following claims
were approved, and the mayor author,
lied 70 issue warrants for same:
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TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
PAHIsH OF CALcAsiEU. la,
LAKE CHARLES, Feb. Ia, 1883.


no ALL taxpayers % the parish Of Caica-
Il sien whose post oiiiee address and resi-
dence are unknown and cannot be ascer-
famed: Yon are hereby notified that your
State and Parish taxes assessed on the here
mater described property 10 the parish OF
Galcasieu tor the year 1882, fell due and
Should have been paid on or before the LIST
day Of January, 1853 that you became de-
linquent for said taxes OH the let day OF said
month After the expiration Of (20) days from
this notice, / will advertise said property for
sale, on which Said taxes arc due In the maui
ner provided ior judicial sales at the mont
door Of the Court House OF said parish.
viii sell Within legal hours for Judicial sales.
for cash, and without appraisement such por-
tons Of the property as you shall point out
TO me, and 10 case you shall not point out
sufficient property, that will at once and
without delay sell for cash, without appraise-
tnent, the least quantity Of said property
which any bidder Will buy for the amount Of
taxes assessed upon said property Interest
and costs.
d. II. LYONS,
Sheriff and ex-olicio tax collector.
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a'own CouneII FroesSl e.


The board mel this 4th day Of Sep
teinser, 1889, in regular session. Pres
emit VIM. Meyer, mayor; j. =.
5eary, alderman. Absent; Rob,t.
Landry, ]. b Kirkman, B. II. Har-
mon and & J. Lyons. There being no
quorum present the board adjourned
until September II, 1882, at 5 o'clock
P. m.
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NHNE NHAlllsh13 La Oct. #, Lo1z.
The board met this the Iltb day of
October, 1882, pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: WIN. Meyer, Mayor;
JAS. r. Geary, alderman. Absent: Il.
y Lyons, ]. b. Kirkman, B. II. Har-
mon and Rob't Landry. There being
no quorum present the board adj
journed until Thursday, October IL,
1882, at 5 o'clock a. 10.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

Isuks Mya# III Muother HnfortN-
u'te. ha beel judged insane and
dlered " sla asylum a jackson
ste a 10 uss rsing 70 Disguise the
4 u that CsleasA y il numeroasiy repre-
piea Die pye institution
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~ ggh9asa 4 may Cemeern .

All parties inaeDted ~ J III yeFs 4
Co, are resleclf iliy requested 20 coms
forward and make settlement III once
Ouberwise, accounts will be placed in
the hands Of collector.
J MEYERS & Co.
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Il hiss been. Bu eeestea shat m lien;
which appeared ID the EcHo a feu
weeks SINCE. relative to the school
lquestion, n.ight be construed ia q diff
ferent light from the one in which il
was Intended. That those interested
may net imagine re are without good
school fasilifiea. below are enumerated
The nambsr Of schools, with their
average daily attendance. as near as il
is possible to come at them:
W. n T'bompson. school for boys.
(bnt recently started) seventeen schol-
ars.
&c. Hyde. school for boys. nine
scholars.
j. IL Rogers, select school for boys.
session beginning last Monday. ten
scholars.
The Academy for young ladies. I'M
der the direcflon If the Sisters Mari
snites Of Holly Cross. quite aonrish,.
ing school numbers some forty odd
scholars.
Lake Charles Seminary. for girls,
Mics @. "A. Keller, principal, eighteen
scholars.
Myrtle Kennedia Institute. for boys
and girls. Miss n. Burt, principal.
forty scholars.
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Take w arnipng.

7sHOSE interested are hereby informed,
IL that for some time time i st. rhe
amounts collected BY The undersigned, 81
way Of compensation for bis range Light on
Cal cAsIEu BAR,
viii not pay for the OIL used Unless q more
substantial appreciation is manifested in the
future, / VIII be compelled to discontinue
said light. AUGUST WILLIAMS.
mar-l0-tf
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J. a. Ryan, Secretary.


The board met this the 9th day Of
October, 1882, pursuant to Adjourn
ment- Present: WIN. Meyer, Mayor.
There being no quorum present the
board adjourned until Wednesday,
October II, 1882, at 7 o'clock ,. N.
Approved:
WA MEYER, Mayor,
D..
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AHt ftIIH1Il tlt4tA " 1AONaHu tOtUuHt
was rejected.
On metion, Resolved, that the town
constable be required to give public
notice that on the Isl Monday Of No
yember 1882, he viii let 10 the lowest
bidder, 1T the COURTHOUSE dsor 10 this
parish The public printing for the town
% Lake Charles for the year ending
first Monday IN june, 1888.
There being no further business be-;
fore the board, adjourned anti next
regular meeting.
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Mr.. IA. NJ. Masked. "a Charlcstou,
Moss. ms our thanks for iate tiles d
the Boston Herald and the Boston
Daily Clobs
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N. n nd IN. wao for several
mopth ast NJ heep attending medi-
old legsFss It lev Orleans, has re-
tprnedAo Bis 4. 4 1t E.eessilIe, Vernon
pafiaif
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

sIal ASt ssarsapAIilla Id the
sIsTing 4 the n 70 purity the blood /,
kuyIgteae tiAs hteLp, excite the liver
10 aesio ala tore tbs healthy tone
md Eir q Whole physical n-e-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

~Fas,ars M Others desiring 8
gteul, lluratk agency business, ~
"A ch s5to 50 i day can be eanned.
ia Hddlcss a paee3 on postal, 10 "A s.
q lEIiNeos 4 60, f95 and l07
+ on agiest. Nv York. pA876m.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10
lzlM 60. ].

lsyan & tiesry, lumber for bridges. 81 s.
There being no fnftllef business be-
fore the board. adjpnrnea until tlie
next regular pccting
Approved
wM. MEYER, Mayor
J. A. RyAH. Secfetary.
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Nj siustgn, Esq has been
copfnefto III, oon Tor the past few
days VII qaits severe attack If fever.
VII true soon BE him cut again.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

Dir, j. +. Aarrell aud family men
N IL wt9m Is made in our last
ne, haS ar5v. and moved into the
,ons plee on Kirby street.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

1lha ..sl ,iles Livery Stable IA
y rulin Y. iilAk hack line s7Ss;.:=
.osp0f "a 81 and resabi. Fafe
Ends M sfiF i.l'lst 4 eeuls.
sis IL y Coos 1re
& II. ~ Alsas. aud 81 $lab|f
air lNNb saSe o1sleAs ~ AaY a
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

The topert nuw occupied by II.
HMevefs ~. ~ sale or rent. Pos
session ven 40 70 81 days. Apply
J. MEEKRs 4 90.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

IA handsone, com sortable and DUR
Il ghastol, sast the carriage forelder-
persons, dfeet from the factory. for
& by =. ". Bryan.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

Beantilai skin, and fair eonplex-
ion, rslaust lealth, hnd powers 81 en-
duranoc follow tie nae d Browns Iron
Bltl.srs.
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frank Davis engineer NJ Lock A.
CO.. mills. met with quite : taxere 81
cidepi 90 TbuFsaay He had blown
GU lie boilers, aud ii removing I've
iron beads allowed qpe f. zip from ~
singers back into HE boiler, EeSElsAnS
" pig being pretty bsaly seeded rim
ihe rush IA hut Ealer and aseam Which
followed His injuries, zshils noi p .
eesioua nature, nss pAlniRl y the *
IRENE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

"A. HsM ,sssk selling his large aud
il&s;leebd stqk Of clothing a. Cesf.
FoM IL It'd filieH III hefeis the cilanee
sfonre ood 4 g ins. Don't forget,
he SQUAD Stpr
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i 4. RrAs. Secretary.
I..AKr CA4nzEs. IA Febi

L.AKn CH&nlEe. IA, Feb 3, 1885
The board met this the 9Th day d
February. 1853, IL being 4 regular ses-
sion Present VIM. Meyer. Mayor.
All aemhefs absent. There being no
quorum present the board adjourned
aptil February ~, 1854, 81 2 o'clock
n H
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NOTICEL

bids viii be received during THE next ten
ID days for Tenodeling The Court House.
as per plars aud spefeations nov on file ia
the Clerks Office.
4. "A GALLAGHER
Chm. Building COMMITTEE
Lake Charles March 10, 1883
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& al W. dHa. COM
sne al.e aH DAYS KS b Anlsa
nn fasxsy q nanulF
sslHie
~ 81 szaise,
r a3 ns aqssse TIVE
A4tls ~ she
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

The gfeaf remedy Tor Kidney aud
yer disea IS sold BY
VIZ. MEHaR.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

Anyone s.ssng u inxest IN town
tsts. VII SO W. TO cal aud seed. w.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

lie new h@tar for Lake
ch.Alea MI w D. Mesrns. vim take
Possession Of the ufsce on The first Of
lsssaal
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"A npmhs changes Of base
nong on nnhnts Is promised for
rxt week.
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DAMP Edy d. eo;orsd, charged
sith car lng ecealed weapons, MAS
lrnssed lid va and released upon !
,ona ~ has TOR II al,.laaranoe.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

AaAeAs Aorria Climax and T9mahnwi
n Lag 1phaece blk vosir merchaui fer 1t.
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A IL persons owing licenses On airy trade
Il procession, Or occupation, Hader exist-
Ing laws, are hereby notified tnat If not paid
prior 70 the Ist day Of Afrl next, 1888 they
% II. LYONS,
feb424'S3 Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-10

Tia: q y s Gieaeit RhsllipR
nlaf. Clsa. HaudreebeS. fIeasiea
nusts ~. a = Hs.sfel, A..slss
aasiszs f sleN sssl.lr iQiiqps y he
anq Ma 81 K Rs6kipe West
te GIANT Cei Geo IesHah
caaefao aid \. paheb scsa l.sie
sQ fne
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Fourteenth Judicial District oEet rafish az
Laleaeien. state of Nouidiah8


No = Frank Wilson Va " Rows
10y VIRTUE Of a writ 81 lsers 4 aeids iaalis
a , cd and 70 me directed tlpm the flou.
Court aforesaid, / viii oitor for sale a. public
auction 10 the last and higlleiH bidder, sof
cash, with tlle beaoila pf apFFaisemolt, AZ
the court house door Of this parish, "a Tie
town q Lake Charles, La, On
SATURDAY, MARCH BIRD, 1883,
at ii o'clock a. M. the following deacribod
property to-wit; FIVE ACRES tlF LAND.
more Or less, situated n the Parish 0f Cal
casiep, Louisiana, on the Loussiana Western
Railroad, bounded north and west BY lands
of g, s Lyons, east hy lands Of Caspar
SehindieF aud south BY the Louisiana Nes
tern Railroad, together with al the buildings
and. improvements thereon erected,
Seized ~ saViafy said writ issued III ths
above mentioned snit j J. LYONS
Const. Bird ward. Caicasie1 Parish, Ia,
Magistrates office, Lake uhaFlea, "a.
Jan. ~, 1883
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LAKE CHARtEs, La, Oct 2, 1889.
The board met on this the I'd day
q October 1882, in regular session.
Present: WIN. Meyer, mayor. Alb
sent: ]. r Geary, Rob't Landry, ].
3. Kirkman, E. y. Lyons and b. ii.
Harmon. There being ne quorum
present the board adjourned until
October 9. 1882, at 9 o'clock a. m.
Approved:
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WIN. MEYER, Mayor.
2. A. RYAE, Secretary.
LAKs cHARLss, Il. Nov. 3, lsss

LAKE CHARLEs, La, Nov. 9, 1889,
The board this day met 10 regular
SESSION. Present WIN. Meyer, Mayor;
J. B. Kirkman, Jas. P. Geary, g. j.
Lyons aud Rob't Landry, aldermen.
Absent: B. II. Harmon.
The minutes of the last meeting
we're read and approved
On motion, The following accounts
we're approved, and the mayor author
lied 10 issue wsrrants u payment d
sague:
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j. W. Bryan. sundrtes.. ....--.... "a 90
p. J. Reid, eomui ssiQRs .....,-... ~ q
on motion, Resolved that the pub
lie printing for the town council sOf
the town Of Lake Charles be awarded
u J. w. Bryan and Jpo. McCerulick
for the year ending first Monday in
jane, 1888, 1T TIE same rate AS that
fixed by the state laws, and that the
hond therefor be 6xed at enc hundred
dollars.
There being no further business be-
fore the board, adjourned until Tues.
day, November IL, 1882
Approved: Il
WIN. MEYER. Mayor.
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WM. MEYER, Mayor
u a. RFax, Secretary.


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HE hgaid uef this The STU day Of
March. 1888, j being 4 regular Aes-
sion Rnesept Wnh Meyer, Mayor;
j. y Kirkplan. gss +. GeaFy Reb't
Issssdry and r n Lyons, aldermen.
AIssepi y. u Harmon.
on neti9n, The ninntes 81 he last
snetsipgs alter being Feaa, were MI
sfoyad
81 motiop, the felloHipg accounts
WsFe approved and thp plsyer autlior-
ized % issue warrants p payment q
s'lme.
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