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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24
Police Jury Proceedings.
FEBRUARY SESSION, 1888.
FEBRUARY 10. 1883

. AiShbAhA A0s 1000
4 The Police Jury of the parish of Gal.
casieu, La. met this 18th day of Feb.
ruary. a. D. 1883, ut the Court house
IN the town of Lake Charles, pursuant
TO adjournment. Present: j. J. W
Miller, president d. d. Andrus, Abner
Cole, Lastie Vincent, Simeon Vincent,
Isaac Nichols, VIM. Holland, and VIM.
| @. Reeves.
On motion, the minutes of the last
meeting, after having been read were
approved.
On motion, the following named per-
sons were appointed as overseers on
their respective roads for the term of
two years from this date, viz:
I. j. McMillen, on the road from
Hickory Branch to Pine Grove Church
on the Lake Charles road.
A. J. Kingrey, on the road from
Hortman's ferry to the Pole bridge
marsh.
J. II. jackson, on the road from Sa-
bine station to the gully near J. b.
Changers, and that he is hereby au-
ihorized to make any change in the
road he may think necessary, in order
| 70 stfalghten the same.
Solomon Doll, from J. B. Changers
to Charles Prator's old store.
james NJ. Fancber, on the road from
NJ. M. Lyons store to Chas. Prater's
| old store.
j. e.. Saunders, on the road from
Meadows mill to Brushy Creek.
Abner Talbert, on the old military
road from the middle of the Singleton
bridge on the Whiskeychitto To the
middle of the Hes bridge on Bundick's
Creek.
VIM. @. Mitchell, from the middle of
the Fruge bridge on Barnes Creek to
the middle of Big Dry Greek bridge.
On motion, f. NJ. Cain was author
lied to turn the public road at or near
his residence not to exceed 300 yards in
length.
On motion, Isaac Vincent, Austin
Clifton, Levy ElIender, Alexander
Stne, Ezra H. Moss, Stephen Reon,
be and are hereby appointed commit
tee 10 lay out the road from Moss gully
to the Cameron line.
On motion, Resolved, that Mitchell
M, Wood be and is hereby granted the
privilege OF peddlIng within tie limits
Of this parish without paying any par
ISL license.
On motion, Resolved, that the fol-
lowing named persons be and are here
by appointed .as sellers of unbranded
stock for the term of two years from
this date, VIZ:
LIST ward, Emile Butler, SEVERN
TaupInv and Tbao5,,ls EontauoF
I'd ward, 9. d. Welsh and Anathole
Gauthier.
80 ward, Noise LebIeu, Villior Du-
hon, Joseph Derouen, Toliyer Hayes
and John i. Langley.
9th ward, Arsene Sallier and Joseph
Landry.
9th ward, Alexander Cormier, Rich
mond L. Perry and VIM. M. Perkins.
On motion, this body adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
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Ont orne,,1-

The proceedings Of the police jury
which appear elsewhere in to-day'
paper, win be found of more than usua
interest, and perusa of the same i
invited Of every reader of the Echo
For the first time in twenty years. i
our memory is not ut fault, the parish
is free of debt. Ne further back thar
January, 1880, when the members Of
the present police jury assumed their
official duties, our parish was involved
to an amount exceeding so, 00O-a
heavy load to be saddled upon FROM
tier parish, with resources as limited.
IN comparison, as ours. And it was NOT
thought then, by those best posted.
that 80 short time only would be re-
CURED TO balance accounts, pay off this
SIC, 900 of debt and leave cash bal
anee in the treasury. But 80 we find
it to-day, and while the Echo comedies
the fact that the natural income of the
parish has been sufficient TO accomplish
this result, it nevertheless recognizes
thefurtber fact, that the financial affairs
OF the parish, SO far as they pertain 10
the duties Of the police jury, have been
well and judieiously managed. We do
not mean, however, TO accord these gen
tlemen all Of the credit for the result
which has been attained. Sheriff LYONS,
who is ex-oficlO tax collector ably sec
onded- by Chief Deputy Richard, upon
whose shoulders the work has mainly
fallen, has been especially active in
making collections, without which the
money would not have been fortheom-
ing to liquidate outstanding claims.
The action Of the police jury in refer
enee to the repairing and improving of
the court house, will be endorsed by
the people. Tie committee appointed
to carry out the work is a good one,
and while they have not been restricted
as to the amount to be expended, will
doubtless use proper discretion. There
is another point, however, that we
trust the police jury viii not lose
sight of, now that the time has arrived
when the matter can be properly en-
tertained. We refer to the building of
a new jail. The present structure has
outgroBn it's usefulness. 1t is not only
a disgrace to us as progressive people,
but has become a costly burden, mas
much as it has become necessary to |
employ a guard at cost of from So to |
$40 day whenever an important criab-
inal is confined therein. And then, |
again. the necessity no longer exists |
for our Jail to be situated upon the |
public square. 1t was well enough |
when our population was only hun
bred or two. With the change that
has taken place since its erection, to-
gether with its present dilapidated con-
litiOn, We think the time has arrived |
when it should be removed and q hew |
md altogether different building cree
led elsewhere than the public square.
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Time after time We have had ooca-
sion 70 state in these columns that the
EoHo never knowingly sights any one,
as regards local happenings, etc. II
is more than willing to publish items
ofinterests which may transpire in the
town and parish that is one of the OBJ
jects for which it is printed. But it is
impossible to do this unless those who
desire to see this or that item in print
will take upon themselves the trouble
Of acquainting us with the particulars
To accuse us of favoTitism, or Of
sighting this OF that one, when moth
ing is further from our intention, is
an unjust and unwarranted accusation,
to say the least Of it. A newspaper
man who understands his business,
knows better than to discriminate in
matters of this kind, from pecuniary
point ofyiew, if no other.
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FEBRuARY 20, 1883

Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment, members present us on yesterday
Before this body appeared VIM. L
Hutchins, treasurer of the parish OF
Calcasieu, and presented warrants paid
by him amounting TO the sum of
SIC, 5s7 "a, which after having been
carefully compared with his books, and
found correct, were destroyed.
On motion, be it ordained by the Po-
lice Jury of the parish of Calcasieu,
that the following changes in the poll
ing places hereinafter named, be and
are hereby made, as follows, to wit
From ID. d. Foreman's to Welsh's
store.
From J. B. Changers to J.'H. Jack
sons store.
From d. NJ. sLyons' store to J. 7.
Dayidson's store.
From Charles Prater's old store to
Miller Mazelly's.
From II. W. Hes to II. @. ellis
store.
Before this body appeared Julien
Richard, deputy tax collector for said
parish, and presented his report of the
amount of parish taxes aud licenses
collected by him from the LIST day of
December, 1882, to the Slst day of De
eember, 1882, inclusive, amounting to
the sum of $500 80, which after hay
ing been examined by the police jury,
was accepted
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by reference to the proceeding

by reference to the proceedings,
published elsewhere, it will be seen
that no business was transacted at the re-
cent meeting Of the parish school board,
on account Of there being no quorum
present. 1t seems to us, that if the
members who absented themselves on
this occasion, have the interests Of the
rising generation at heart, they viii
certainly note the date Of the next
meeting, FRIDAY, March 9, 1882 and
be on hand. Otherwise, it is your duty
to resign and give way to others who
will manifest greater interest in the
affairs of the board
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NOTICR-
TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
PAEtsH OF CAtcAslEU, La,
LAKE CHARLES, Feb. IL, 1883.

ITO ALL taxpayers Of the parish Of Calca-
Il sicu whose post Office address and rest
dence are unknown and cannot be ascer-
famed You are hereby notified that your
State and Parish taxes, assessed on the here
matter described property in the parish Of
Calcasieu for the year 1882, fell due and
should have been paid on or before the LIST
day Of January 1883 that you became de-
huquent for said taxes on the LIST day Of said
month. After the expiration of t20) days from
this notice, will advertise said properly for
sale, on which said taxes are due In the man
ner provided for Judicial sales at the front
door OF the Court House of said parish. |
wifi 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 in case you shall not point out
sufficient property, that will at once and
without delay sell for cash, without appraise-
nlent, the y, st quantity of said property
which any bise r. viii buy for the amount Of
taxes assessed dbon said property, interest
and costs.
u. II. LYONS,
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Mr. Elias Aarons, representing the
well-known firm Of Wackerbarth &
Joseph, New Orleans, paid US Q pleas
ant social and business call "Wednesday.
Friend AaTons makes an Al salesman,
while he represents one Of the best
houses of its kind iu the state
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Az. ]. D. Adnng. d Edeerlr !

Mr.. ] y. Adamg, Of Edgerly sta
station, gave Us cab Thursday and
Renewed his Subscription to the Echo.
He also encouraged us by voluntarily
remarking that, i'll his Judgment, the
Echo was the best parish paper in the
ut.fa
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Bud Rybou, John Anderson and
Bill Williams, tthree gentlemen Of the
colored persuasion, we're arrested and
lodged in jail, Tuesday, charged with
assault with intent to murder, upon the
person of one Alex Smith, colored.
The prisoners are still il Jail, awaiting
o preliminary examination.
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see lbnnehe. .bananas a FieEe,s.

The Echo acknowledges receipt Of
an invitation to be present at the COM
meneement exercises Of The medical de-
partments Of the University Of Nash
vile and Vanderbilt University, at
Nashville. Henn., Monday, Feb. 26, is3.
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AN ORDINANCE
Levying a parish tax on the valuation
of 1888,

Y
OF 1883,
SECTION /. Be it ordained. that fol
the purpose of defraying the crimina
expenses of the parish Of Calcasieu fol
! the year 1888, under provision and BY
| authority OF Act No. so, approved
March Ia, 1878, an annual adyaloren
tax of two and one-half mills (215) OIL
the dollar Of the valuation of the yeal
1883, on all the real and personal prop.
erty situated in the town of Lake
Charles, subject to taxation, shall bf
levied, assessed and collected in United
States currency.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, that
for defraying the current expenses Of
the parish OF Calcasieu for the yeaI
1888, an annual adyalorem tax of ten
40 mills on the dollar, of the valuation
of the year 1883, on all the property
real and personal, situated in the par
ish subject TO taxation, shall be levied,
assessed and collected in United States
currency.
Sec. s. Be it further ordained, that
the funds arising from the taxes levied
and provided for by the two preceding
sections of this ordinance, together
with the licenses of 1888, shall be con-
solidated and known as general fund,
which shall be apportioned, disbursed
and paid out by the parish treasurer IN
the following proportions, to wit
Fifteen per cent. to the sheriff for
his fees. in conveying prisoners to the
peniteptinry, feeding prisoners and at
tendance on district court, fees in
criminal cases, etc twelve per cent. to
jurors; fifteen per cent. to Witnesses in
criminal cases; two per cent. to the dis
trict attorney for conviction fees; seven
per cent. to the tax collector; one and
one-half per cent. for medical attend
anee on prisoners; three per cent. to
justices Of the peace; five per cent. TO
constabIes; one and one half per cent.
for publishing proceedings Of police
jury; one and one-half per cent. for
Judicial advertising; five and one7half
per cent. 10 members Of the police jury;
seven per cent. to the assessor and
registrar; two and one-haH per cent. to
the parish treasurer; two per cent. to
the clerk of the police jury, one per
cent. for eoronerls fees, three ard one
half per cent. for paupers, fifteen per
cent. for contingencies.
On motion, the following claims were
anpr0ved viz
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FEnRuAhY d. 1879.

Police jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment, members present rs on Yesterday.
On notion, be it resolved, that the
claims Of W. Il. Haskell, ex-sheriff Of
the parish Of Calcasieu, be referred TO
the district attorney for examination,
and that he mike his written report to
this body at its next meeting.
On motion, Julien Richard, Deputy
Sheriff, be and be is hereby authorized
to have bnilt for the court house large
cistern with necessary cutters, etc.
leading thereto. Also to have a privy
built in the Jail yard.
The following claim was approved,
viz:
VIM. II, Haskell, stationery, SO so.
On motibn, belt resolved that f. A.
gallagher, as chairman. and G. A.
Fournet, Geo. i. Wells, Julien Rich
ard, Thad. Mayo. S. d. Read and A.
j. Kearney, be aad they are hereby APP
pointed building committee for the
purpose Of having such alterations and
Improvements made on the court house
as they may deem proper or a majority
thereof. That said committee shall with
IN ten days meet and draw up a plan and
specifications Of what changes and work
is to be done, aud shall thereupon adj
yertiSe for bids by public notice in both
papers to let said work to the lowest
bidder. That said committee, unless
they reject all bids shall thereupon adj
Indicate said work - the lowest bidder
agreeing TO do th9 work according to
the plans and specifications. and upon
the completion Of tle work aud its ae-
ceptance by said Biiding committee.
the claim of the contractor shall be APP
proved by The chairman Of said com
mittee, and shall theraupou eonstitu to
A valid claim agaitst she parish, to be
paid out of the rtbuues Of 1888
On motion, the Police jury adjourned
to meet on MoudaE, July l6, 1883
J. J. W, MILLER Tres. p, J.
J, B. KIRKMAN. lNerIz p T.
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DRUMsIERs ATTBEgIoN.-You can
secure nicely fitted up sample rooms to
show your goods To advantage cen
tral location at the Lake Charles Liv-
cry Stable. Cal and see for yourselves.
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AnotIrer FnfLure.

At o called meeting Of the Parish
School Board, held Friday, Feb. I6,
1883, there were present J. w. Bryan,
president a. B. Ferren and i. M.
Nichols. Absent members, J. 81 Poe
S. o. Shattuck and q. W. Richardson.
There being no quorum present, on
motion the Board adjourned until
Friday. 9th day Of March, 1888, at II
o'clock q. NJ.
r. w. BRYAN, President.
NJ NrcxYars Goo ,oro tam
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L. NJ. N1qHQIs, Sec. pro tenn.


We learn from Q citizen Of Sugar
town that Professor W. q. Baldwip's
school at that place il in most flour
iahing condition, and numbers some
ffty- SIX students From this it is eYi-
dent that the people Of that neighbor-
hood realize the worth Of 50 able an
educator. and thus manifest that appEe,
citation BY supporting bis school. Prot
Baldwin is q gentleman whose qnahh-
cations FOR The position heoceppies are
second to 40 one il all this section,
aud one, too. eminently deserving q
die aattering support given him by
the people 81 SugartoWn
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Take Notuce.

Notice is hereby given to parties
holding certificates against this parish
for the year 1882 and previous year, to
present them at my Office, or at the
store of ]. w. Bryan, fer payment.
w. Z. HUTeHENs,
Treasurer Cal. Parish, La.
LAKE CHARLES, Feb "A, 'S3.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

--Sherlh u. ~. Nl4.ef, Gt cameron
parish, eas Is teEn this week and gave
Us a pleasant call he tells rs that
the winter has been hard on stoekin
bis parish. many having died rhile
many more are scarcely ii q conditiop
70 weather the asorm until grass GENES,
Aside from tins, however Mr. Miller
reports good times.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

Tho property now occupied by J..
Movers & 90. lis for sale on rent. Pos
session given ii 80 to 80 days. Apply
on premises.
j. MEEERs & Go.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

The organ for the Baptist church
has been received. 1t was purchased
of Grunewald, New Orleans, and is an
Al instrument.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

For sale, at q sacrifice, the most
desirable add cheapest place in Lake
Charles. For particulars, call at this
Office immediately.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

"A handsome, comfortable and dur
able phaeton, just the carriage for elder,
~ persons, direct from the factory, fol
sale by ]. w. BRYAN.
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Miss Nettie Byrd. travelling coITes-
ponaent Of the Sunny South, pabhah-
81 at Aslapta, Ca, gave Us pleasant
elgli Ihursaay. Ihe Sunny 6ontb is
re leaalug Literary journal pubhsllea
~ the south, Is handsome espage
sheet neatly pfipted ana illustrated
s4's eessIyiss tue huprost of sQutsern
readess Tbe Fcao heartily wishes
s 4gfd SUCCESS "a her undertaking
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just arrived ex. schooner Catherine
MenerYa, direct from Tuxpan, Mexico,
60O on more punches choice bananas
aud plautains, for sale cheap at VIM.
Q. Fricke's.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

Dyspepsia, the bug-bear of cpl
eureans, viii be relieved by Browns
Iron Bitters.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

Those new buggies just received
by J. w. Bryan are handsome, stylish
and durable. But better still, they are
CReap.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

Elder Terry, after quite a severe
attack of diarthoea, we are glad to an
neunce, is out again.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

j. W. Hanks, the afrable represen-
tative Of Focle, Wilkins & Co., Calves
ton, was selling goods in Lake Charles
this week.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

Charlie Stith, the popular repre-
sentative Of the well and favorably
known firm Of Marx & Kempner, Gal
weston, was in town this week.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

Fifty dozen shirts, from seventy
Eve cents up, just received by
KLUTz & MARX.
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CoAII l. C0ALi GOALt

just received, at the Lake Charles
Livery Stables, carload Of coal.
Will deliver CRATE coal
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Description OF Property.
POST OFFICE ITNKNOWN

Ell, See. 6, TIP. 6, 8. K. 5 west.
Jordan Allen, improvements and stock.
Ihibodeaux All, Improvements and stock
American s. Mining Co, 900 acres Of lanC
in Secs. IA, IS and 10, Tp. 8, S. r, 10 west.
Geo. Auner, 100 acres Of land in See, IS
TIP. g. s. Il. west.
Benz, Armbruster, 100 acres in See. %, TIP
Q, s. X. s west,
j. E. Bcrgamipe, 12l acres in Sec. 81, TIP
9, s. r. z west.
Valsin Benoit, q acres of land in See 20
| Tp. 9, 8. L. west.
Ebb BishOD, 100 90 100 acres of land in Sec
Is, Up. s. 5. K. q west.
Tefance Boyle, 100 acres of land in See. 5
! TIP. ., S, i. west.
| Josephine Broussard, 100 acres of land IN
See, 80, TIP. II, S. X. 6 west.
ID. s. Brown, 100 G3-l0O acres Of land In
See. 10, TIP. 3, s. r. 8 west, and in Sec. 8, TIP
3, s. K. 3 west.
John Brown, 50 $500 ceres Of land in See
30, TIP. 9, S. K. 10 west.
Gabriel Broussard, $40 acres of land In Bee
| z, Up. 10, $. r. 5 west
Nathaniel Curis, 2jG IS 100 acres Of land
in See a. TIP. 3, S. Il. ) Rest
| W. X. Dayey, l.l Gy-l0O acres of land in
Sec. 98, TIP. 4, S. r. 10 west
j. b. A. DeclOuct, 5s5 55-l00 acres in See
! %, TIP. IL, .. Il, 3 west
Jno. A, Dorsey, So 2d10O acres Of land, nc
| description.
John L. buyer, 100 acres of land in Sec. 5,
| Tp. o, $. r. west
! p. D. Fazonde, I60 acres Of land in Secs 81
and IS, TIP, 8, $. K. 10 west
Damathis Farris, III 40-iOO acres Of land in
| Sec. p, TIP. 8, s. r. west.
| W. d. Flcmming, t5S 5G-fOO acres Of land
| in Sec. IS, TIP. o. S. Il. ID west.
| o. n q ! n = west IL ''0''
| II a Good a 50-160 acrss of land in saa
| 81, TIP. 4, 8. r. 8 west.
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m y Sa% n r., l'o S Sl-I0' acres d '"
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81, 'iaIturS aug L9t"S - estaCS o. 400 leloo
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I An Eow rREPARED Usual 10 aake
l. hnal proof of
HHasllesaeasa aatries,
IN AaN A u AAlaE a.As M.


4 AAf two story dwelling hesse.
" te0 go0aas 55 veeasi Town aia
acres 81 land neer she kete Alfs IA
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

Chew Loirtllard' S Climax and Tomahawk
Tin Tag Tobacco. Ask your merchant for it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

Chew Lorrfllurd S Climax and Tomahawk
Tin Tag Tobacco. Ask your merchant for it,.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

Chew LorriIlard's Climax and Tomahawk
Tin Tag TOBACCO. Ask your merehant for It.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-02-24

Tobacco ean be had at A. H, Moss
for % cents per pound. Call and try it.