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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-13
No. -.

An ordinance levying t~xas tae the year 1883
amounting in the aggregate to ten mills on
the dollar and providing for their collec-
tiOn. t
Section I. Re it. ordained by the Mayor and
Trustees Of the Town Of Th;bodaux in Coun.
Gil assembled.
That for the calendar year Ammo Domini.
Eighteen hundred and eighty three there ID
hereby levied taxes amounting in the aggre-
gate 10 ten mills on the dollar of the assessed
valuations %! All property situated within the
limits of the Town Of Ihib"daux except such
IA is expressly exempted frOm taxation by
the Constitution of this State.
Section .. BE il further ordained &C., That
the said Ia xes .sr. levied for the following pnr
poses and in the following proportion to- /:
First: Seven and one half mills on the dol
lar are levied to carry on and maintain the
government Ut the Corporation and pay its
current expeusea.
Second Two and one h at mills on the dol.
lar are levied for the establishment. mamie
nance and support of free public schools in tie
town.
Section 3. Be il further ordained &C.. That
the said taxes shall he assessed and collected
in the mode and manner and mt the time spe-
Gifted in existing ordinances ut the Town.
Adopted Friday. October 9TH, 1883.
(Siguedl j. L.. ACCOIN.
Mayor.
Al. PERRIN.
Clerk, Pro tenn.
AZ. PERRIN.
Clerk Pro TEN.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
iSh of Lafoutche.
Succession Of Joseph Daatin No.
112o PsOLates.

D, o.5,. ,,l J.ron .r a..
above Court and in obedience to a commission
to ne directed IN the above entitled aud mum
6ered succession l VIII offer for sale ut pub
lie auction pursuant TO law TO the last and
highest bidder IN the premises. situated IN
the Town OF 1hib"danx ON Saturday the ioth.
DAY OF November 1901 between Inc hours
OF IL o'clock A. NJ aid 10 clock r. III. the
following described property belonging to the
above succession to Wit
l.. \ c~rraiu fractional lot OF ground sitna-
ted III TIE I""noi IhibodanS, IN the parish
OF l.afomrcilt, hei,g u portion of lot No. lloi
one hundred and nifty one on the plan OF said
town OF IblbodaIx. ma.ie 10y flames b. Grin
age on the LIST. day at Isy 1877 aud mcasur
ing one hundred and fifteen feet SIX inches
front, more or less. on Baker street. by one
hundred and forty nlie feet four li.ches more
or less, III depth and being bounded III front
or North by Baker street. East by President
street. seati. bT the portion OF said lot No. ioi
sold To Ozcnie Na4uin AID West ny the por
ton OF same lot l5i. sold to Zenon Gnil.oi
and now belonging to Beii"nie Liiette. To-
getiler with all the bindings and improve
inelits thereon ana ali the rights privileges
and immnnities thereof. He ng the same
property acquired by ttr.rts>et. March 18th
1854 at the probate sale 81 Jooepa Dantin 81
fConveyance Book No. |. Up :st'.-3bi less the
portion sold 10 oztaie Naquin. Sept. 18th
1881. &C. Book No. ~ u BE- aai To ZeIea
Guiliot March 2lrl. 1883 &c. Book No. u p i3..i
Moy4BLEs.
ga uiea c.
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We call attention to the adver
nsen.aat in another column Of
Alrchhotf Bros. who are the own
'er Of the New Orleans Sugar Re
hnery and Central Factory Sugar
house. We advise those of our
planters who appreciate the advan
ages OF making syrup for the pur
poses Of its conversion into refined
sugar to give this very reliable firm
scall before making arrangements
elsewhere. They can give the very
oest OF references. and their work
"equal to that of the best refine
mes Of the country.
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Sam Blum whose urbane cOun
tenaace has Illuminated the corner
OF Jackson and Main streets for
several years has purchased the
store Of II. Y. Cou!on, one mile
above Thibooaux. of which he will
take possession immediately. The
SENTiSEL trusts that success may
follow his venture.
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TINE TO Stop Tits too bad. Sir OF
Madam, but don't got frightened A glance
in the mirror. or ~ investigating committee
that Parker = hair Balssm used now will
prevent further destruction. Is your hair
somewhat gray too, and crisp: Alas. YET.
The Balsam will give back the original CO.
lor, softness and gloss. Not . dye. not oily,
elegantly perfumed, . perfect dressing.
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Mr.. Joseph T. ThitOdeaux Y

Mr.. Joseph T. ThitOdeaux who
has been under treatment, for some
weeks, in New Orieaus, for partial
paralysis of the limbs, came home
last week apparently much improv
ed and benefited by the Electrical
treatment which he is undergoing.
BE returned to New Orleans on
Monday.
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SUCCESSION OF VALERIE vICkNAIR
AND WIFE. ADELE VICKNAlR No.
IT'S, PROHATES.

Twentieth Judicial District Court.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
- Lafourche. Whereas Francois Vickna;r of
said parish, administrator Of the above snc-
cession has this day rendered q Provision
al account Of his administrator and praying
the homoiOgatiOn OF the same.
Now, therefore all parties interested are
hereby warned and notified to produce in
this Office. within ten days following the pub
LEGATION of the present notice, any objection
which they may have to the iio,aoiogation of
the same. otherwise the ss,,;ic shall be approx
ed and iiu,aeingatrd according TO law.
(>~) Witness. my hand and the i'm
LIS press Of the Sc al OF my otaice. this
~ 1874. day of October A. D.. 1855.
j. W. kNOBLOCH. Clerk.
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COURT EMS


RHroRr o. TIM 0AxSD sOxY.
~Taibeasss. La, 0sae>aeSA lso.
Ts the HeeseeAle Aa5A@I xsskaoja. Juar.
ofths aesh. Js1isil1 BtsiliH 60 Of r.
Stats II keuhinG<ee 4 = -
Tho Gr.saJMAsuesAs bs.ts Of rnrs.;.u.
an'y ahsa b and for the Par
'sn ~ Lsfsarchs beg l>s.st = abmis this our
First. We have exsuisea the Court House
only Zee ling . blight a~lsssatiss in the venti.
!at'on III the do'no u prevent tho rain blow
ing in and rottins tie ceiinR.
second. Tho 0f6es II the Clerk which il
Kept IN . business like manner. We recon-
mend to your .ttsation sume Of the books in
tie Recorder department which need 70
rhi.a. Tn. psx.h Jail l. prop.r,, ken,
and the pri@oners are we'll fed. We recon-
mcnd the repairing Of the fences sround the
yard Ut the Jail and ~ SOON ~ tho finances
OF tns pansh will allow. ii" builaing Of high
J.'ior may allow the prisouers . fev hours
airing each day believing It would BE- to their
great benefit aud u the greater interest of
the pArish in avoiding sickness susSuRst the
prisoners; It would b. murs in nocOrd ancc
with humanity aud the spirit Of the .ee. fur
We Must remember that according 70 our laws
MI must t's treated - innocent unti1eriel and
convicted: aud even After c0uviction Ill arc
entitlrsi to hnan~n t~rAAtwent.
We call your attention tn the need Of put
unE new hosr in ssnse Of the lower portion
We have arisd hard to fulal the very a...
Kreesb's datiss is.poaed upou a. aud. believ-
ing We have completed eur WORK 70 beg ~
10 discharged
tSixnedl r. A. THIBODEAUx.
Foreman Of the Grand Jury.
INDICTMENTS.
N'ounding less than mayhem.-Wm. Banks.
ShoStinK 10. With intent 70 maraes.-Jor.
La LOrsitom.
As.~slt aud Bastery.-w. 8. P. o. Norris.
john Celrstin Jr., Alfred .Epgorsn, AIDE lard
Adam, J Joseph Iafort and Emile Toups.
INFORMATIONS.
Bur~giary.-Henrv Keller.
Larccny.-Bisnclse Williams.
Obtaining m"ney usder false pretenses.-
Blanche Williams.
Burglary with intsnt % kiIl.-clay Stove.
Carrying concealed weapons.-Wm. King.
PLEADED GUILTY" AND SENTENCED.
Ned Fields, to .~.s.uis; one hour imprison-
ment in parish jail.
Bob Billnps to carving concealed weapons /;
two and . half dejlar 6ae or three weeks, par
ish Jail
S'nnie Conoway, to assault and battery /;
two hours. parish Jail.
Hzeine F"rct. shooting game ont of season :;
fined $:o. prosecuting witness RENTED in
open court. to the accused, his half Of tue
fne.l
Joe Owen, to assault and battery; two dol.
lars or 3 weeks parish jait.
NlSTRlAL.
Douglas Crawford. Larceny.
Celestiu 6uidry. Larceny.
CONVICTED.
Arthur Cassidy, assault with dangerous
weapon.
Mary Miller, Larceny.
ACQUITTED.
Alcide Lede., manning horse
NOLLE PROSECUTED.
Oscar Bourg. manning horse.
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ROLLING.-A considerable mum
Der Of Planters have been grinding
this week. Next week a large MA
jority will he at work.
The yield, so far, appears to be
satisfactory. The cane is reported
to be dry aud hard to press.
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""h hats your hurry, little girl
sou ought not 10 run SO fast these
bot days"
"Oh I'm running home to ask Ma
70 give me- money TO buy a pair of
taose niee pretty vases at 5. L.
'dilsamoie's House Furnishing De
pot"
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We are requested to state that
the Rev. A. S. Clark, Rector Of St.
Johns Church has sufficiently re-
.oyercd from bis late illness to
hid the usual services to morrow
It IL A. NJ.
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~Thibodaux was full of people,
on Monday last. Some came for
pleasure, some for business but
most of them came for a weeks Ell
joymeDt as members Of the Jury.
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DO not forget to call and ex-
anime s. T. Grisamore's new stock
Of stoves, lamps, chandeliers, fire
mates and fancy ware suitable for
table, kitchen and parlor.
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"A negro woman killed another
e,sresse on Laurel Valley planta
',;o.. about a week ago. The weap
an osed was a skillet.
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In the new arrangement OF
Post Offices in Louisiana the one at
Tbibodaux ranks as Third Glass,
With gross receipts above 81, 10000
and pays q salary Of $1,000 90.
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LOC4LNEWS.

Tn rafourche Parish there are
>;,ht Vacuum pans iu use, manu-
hcturing sugar.
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On Wednesday last the two
sisters Chapuis were married, in
A.. Josephss Church to Messrs. ST.
.noosaud OF Jeannerette a i
Adolphe Hoffman, of ThibOdaux.
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Call and see the fine assert
ment of ~fire-grates and stoves at
s. T. GrisamOre's Stove aud House
Furnishing Depot.
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abr lhibeooux Sentinel.
NOTICE.
Tax Collectors Once.
parish of I.afuurehe.

Tax Collectors Once. }
Parish Of Lafonrche. I
T~b;todaux, La. Sci ember lst, 1881
x,orIcE il hereby given to the tax payers
p.,;.h Of LsI0urche, that the taxes as
q te1 :. Tie yesr asS3. are set forth III the
1891 IN. ~ 6ie in my ofic. and in the mort
~ ~. ~ this Psrish: that they ara now
49, viIl hecume delinquent on the 3lst.
~ SsSnseember, and shail hear INTEREST at
~ ~ Of : per c@nt per month from sald
II. until sold in accordance with article 2'o
~ Constitution. !,
r.x payers are invited to ALI! A. once and
eese' p. 4. LORIO.
Deputy Tax Collector.
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SUGGESTIONS OF ONEZIME CHAMPA-
GNE AND WIFE CELINA THIBO
DAUX NO ll25 PKOBATES.

VACA NJ II-J IsOI3A IEC.
Twentieth Judicial District Court.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
- Lafunrchc. Whereas Marcellin Bergervn
has this day made application to the said
Court to he appointed administrator VI said
succession.
Now. therefore all persons are hereby warn
ed and notified to file their objections if any
they have. with the Clerk of said Court. "a,
his office in the Town Of ThihOslaux within
ten days after the first publication hereof,
otherwise the sail applicant will in due
course of law lie appointed adminis,ratrix Of
said succession.
(~~) Witness my Hand and the impress
LIS. : of the seal Of my office. this l3ta. day
(~~ Of October A. D. 1888.
j. F. ALLAN, Deputy Clerk.
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10 EIMa ZEE APATHY.

EDS. RECORD UNION: Danger is immi-
nent, help must be had. Would that we ell
had Influence, ten thousand strong, to sec
ond your most able remark, upon the vital
necessity o; Congressional aid to further the
works proved to be Necessary by the ablest
engineers, for the benefit of the Sacran ento
and Feather riysrs and the future security of
Sacramento city and Marysville and the low
lands utterly helpless without such aid. Too
many of the people unfortunately csnnot
comprehend the breadth of the question, and
with such counter Influences brought to bear
upon the Secretary Of War. it is not much to
be wondered, perhaps, that temporarily he.
too. has failed TO comprehend l. and has
withheld tie necessary appropriation. But
keep ON pressing the actual facts, Messrs.
Editors; the truth mus at last prevail, and
O more righteous decision be rendered.
missed seeing your paper CT the loeb, or a
thousand times over l would have been ready
to respond to your cali upon the valley resi-
dents to wake to their duty. Surely it ought
to he thoroughly understood, that all engi-
neers who have looked into tie matter disin.
tsfestedly are unanimous in the recommends
lions you have advocated.
&. F. GODDARD, G. E.
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The Grand ConsfstorY,


| San Francisco. January III The Grand
Conistory of California of the Ancient ano
Accepted Scottish Rite resumed ia session
this afternoon in the Masonic Temple. II
was announced that late in the afternoon the
annual election Of officers would be held. To.
morrow evening the officers elect win he in.
stalled, and the Consistory will then a6jlurn.
Comic Opera Company in Trouble
Money Obtained Under False Preten-
ses.
TRUcKEE, January 11th.-W. s. Gwynn,
Treasurer of the Windsor Comic Opera Com.
pany, absconded last night, taking with him
the entire receipts for three nights perform
ances. It appears that for several days be-
fore reaching here the company have bsen
playing to bad business. AZ Auburn,
Grass Valley aud Nevada City they barely
took in expenses. Hero they have played
three nights TO good houses. Last evening,
after the performance, Gwynn quietly slapped
away and boarded the west. bound overland
train for San Francisco taking with him
every cent of the money received, and laay-
Ing behind several unp.id bills. The sffair
has created considerable excitement here, and
has aroused the sympathy of the public. A
benefit performance is being given tonight
that will probably net them enough to pro-
coed on their way eastward.
Mark Brown, well-known in this secsion,
was arrested here Tuesday on O charge ct Oh
tanning money under false pretenses. Brown
has for the past season been in the employ Of
DIR. Webber, proprietor Of the Webber
House. Monday last Brown borrowed some
money from gentleman of this city, de.
posting with him check on tae Bank Of
California for $50. signed D. S. Weber,
Brown was seen TO write the check himself
and the signature is undoubtedly forgery.
His examination will come up Monday.
Murder In the Second Degree.
FREsNo, January 11th.-Patrick higgins
was last night found guilty cf murder ia the
second degree. higgins brutality stamped an
inoffensive German TO death at Berends, in
this county, last August. He will be SEN
fenced on Saturday.
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DIED.

kiln, Sacramento county, January 10-Df. Ben
jarnin 81. Peirson, native of Missouri Gate Of
Woodland, Yolo county,, &c years.
Friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of P. z. Beckley this morning at 10
o'clock thence the remains will be taken to New
Helvetia Cemetery for burial, to arrive at
o'clock.l
Sacramento, January 11-Hosmer P. Osborn ma
tive of Co .rerst0wp otsego county, N. Y, 10
years, months AID Is days. (Cooperstown and
Hudson, N Y, and San Francisco papers pleise
copy.)
Placeryie, January s-Mrs. Sarah frankie HILL 81
years, months and % days.
Bodie, January s-John F. Reynolds, As years.
Placervie, January 10 Thomas Bradford, so years.
Nevada City, January 9-Jobn Brooks, 81 years.
Nevada City, January 9-Birdie E. Chase years
and % days.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

January &C W. Collins to Charles Bofferd-Lot
2, in tae block bounded by and D, Ninth and
Tenth streets, city ; $500.
January 11-JuIia A Reddington to w. 81. Hatch
ct al-Elst half Of lot g. the block bounded by J.,
X, Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, city; grant.
December 13-W. NJ. Hatch ct al. to julia A. Red
ington West half of lot 6, in the block bounded
by J, X, Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, city !;
grant.
January 11-Julis A. Redington to James A.
woods-West half OF lot 6, in the block bounded
by J. X, Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, city
grant.
January ST R. Dray TO Henry Kohne- South
90 feet OF north 60 feet of lot in the block bounded
by ], X, Fourth and Fifth streets, city: 81 It0.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, January 1O-By ]. C. Tubhs, Justice OF
the Pea e, William Anderson to Ellen Crenley,
both OF Sacramento county.
San Francisco, January 7-denry Abrams to Sarah
Bessemer.
San Francisco January Bernard Beer to Rose
Levy.
San francisco, January Jacob F. Beim to Lena
Wayne.
San Francisco, January 9-John W. Roscoe to Kitte
Buckley
San Francisco, January s-Dominick Travers to
Eliza a. Hart.
San Francisco, January Harry wigginton to f.
Burke.
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NEVADA.
suhiect to Altachmenf.

SuOJect 10 Atthcnncnt.
CARSON. January 11th.-The Senate to-day
passed bill makiag the salaries and fees Of
all public officials subject TO attachment.
Telephone Communication Miners In,
jured-Car THIEF Captured.
VIRGINIA, January 11th. = The Mount
Cory mine and Hawthorne. on the Carson
and Colorado Railroad, were to-day united by
telephone. The line is eleven miles long, and
works finely.
David Pine, puiup-man at the Ophir mine,
had his right arm so badly crushed in the ma.
chinery to-day that it is feared amputation
will be necessary.
Van Held, German of the Chollar, bad
three fingers torn eff to-day between car
and the tinbers.
Thomas Gibson, a boy wanted at Sacra.
mento for burglarizlng carr, was arrested here
yesterday by Chief Higbee.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

a Jury DIsasfee and Arc Discharged.
New TACOMA, January 11th.-The jury in
the Gaze of thu United States We. Mountfort,
on trial since the 81, came into Court last
night st $50, after having been out twenty
four hours, stating their inability to agree.
The Judge discharged the jury, intimating
that the case would be again tried at the
present term. The jury stood seven for con.
adjourned Court until Tuesday, the 16sh, to
enable him to hold term at Chehalis for
Judge Hoys. The case referred to wss the
first Indictment Of the Captain of the Chal-
LANCER
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Mortality Report.


For TIE week ending January 6, 1853, made by
S. R. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
December 2s-N. }. Malone, 80 years. Illinois
Margaret C. Leslie. A years, months nd day
Bavaria.
December 3o-Long Sing, IS years; China. Wen
dell Nicolaus, 10 years, months and days. Cali
fornia =. II. Btrlow, ABOUT 80 years Indiana.
December 31-Benjamin Tibbits, 50 years, months
and q days; New Brunswick Adolphina John.
son, 10 years, 8 months and 10 days; California.
Wylie b. Clark, 20 years, 5 months and IS days
Indiana.
and u days; Pennsylvania.
January A Caroline NJ rgandaler, % years and /
month; California.
Besides the above there were brought here for in.
ternent the following.
December 2s-George T. Blscom, Sc years; Indiana.
December 29-Frank MCGEE, As years; Canada.
Unknown, about IS years.
January VIM Klaa, 49 years; Germany.
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ARIZONA.
New Route of Travel.

TUCSON. January 11th.-Whseler, General
Manager of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe, passed through Benson to-day on his re-
turn from visit to Guaymas. It IS asserted
in railroad circles that the company will
shortly put on iue of steam ers between
Guaymas and San Francisco to carry passen-
gers from CsIifornia, via Guaymas, Sonora
and Kansas City. TO the East.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

An opera Company in TroubIc-yerdlcf
OF Murder in the Second Degree-sala-
ries and Fees In Nevada-Grand Con-
sisfeTy In sessien-A Promised New
Route OF TraveI-Long Telephone Line
Vessels I'm CoIlIsien-Efc.
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AT 1915 P. NJ AT l A. N.

Pearson quit after walking five miles, he
having entered to test his ability to that ex-
tent.
The walk continues all day to-day, tc-
night and tomorrow, and until Monday
morning at l O'Clock and minutes.
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The cost OF maintaining the Nevada State
Prison for the year lSSl-S2 was S97, 373 90.
The average number OF prisoners was 100,
the per capita tax being 81 03 per day, ex-
elusive Of boots and shoes furnished 20 the
convicts.
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OREGON.
Collision OF vessels.

PORTLAND. January 11th.-In collision
between the Vancouver Transportation CON-
pany 8 steamer Lurline and the Government
tug n. G. Wright, in fog last night at
Swan leland, the Lurline was damaged TO the
extent of 81 900, and the tug S200.