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Per order Republican Congressional Com.
H. j. NEAL, Chairman.
Dated april 81, 1854.
LORAIN.
Corn is coming up finely.
Jackson Tharpe is putting in good
crops this year, about 200 acres of corn,
oats ana flax. Going in for grain and
stock.
No Sunday school last Sunday. No
one turned out.
Parties wanting good stock will do
well to call on me now while my price
is low. Only charge s. for calf, casl,
down. WM. FIRTH.
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Garden and Railroad Wheelbarrows
ut Hewitt's.
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lSol' AL O'Clock r. H., for the purpose of elect
i'1g four delegates to represent the Republicans
OF said county at the Second Congressional Dis
tr'ct Convention to be held in the city Of Man
k;s'o on June 2Gth. 1884, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for Member of Congress
for said district.
The basis Of representation for the several
election districts in said County Convention will
Dc one delegate at large and one for each Is
votes. or major fraction thereof, cast for Gov.
Huhllar.l in 1892 ~ f,lloucx.
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LETTER HEADS
Those letter heads, endorsed l,y tl,s
Eoard of Trade. can now bt had at the
ADVANCE in any quantity desired
Come III and get all you want
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REPUBLICAN, CUyVEN NrION-SECONl

by order OF the Committee.
GEO. w. WILSON, Chair man.
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RFPUBLICAN COUNTY CONTENTION.
A Republican County Convention of the Lc-
public;lns of Mobiles County will be held ut the
court house. in WOrthingtOn, Minn, on
, 1884-06-27

Early yesterday morning two parties
one of whom was a soldier, were rounded
up by the police who intended to have
confined them in the calaboose, but as
they promised to subside and go home
they were released and went their way as
they had agreed.
A young fellow who gave his name as
John Kirby was arraigned before Judge
Lee yesterday on the charge of being a
vagrant, but was discharged on condition
that he would find a job and go to work.
If he fails to do SO, he will again be intro
duced to the court. rulgs
One solitary drunk came in to see Judge
Lee yesterday, and after going through
the usual formalities the drunk was pro-
perly disposed of in the caLboose for a
few days.
Old John CARNEY got out of the Gala
boose night before last, and yesterday he
was getting ready for another trip to the
same place and will probably be found
there this morning should any Of his
friends want to see him.
Two average DRINKS visited Judge
Fisher yesterday, and succeeded in get.
ting a job on the streets.
, 1884-06-27

The pipe for the main was distributed
by the Gas Light Company on Ferguson
street yesterday as far north as Twentieth
street and will be extended still farther
in the same direction to-day. 1t is the
intention of the company to push matters
to their utmost extent and the managers
Of the company say they propose to as
tonish the people Of Cheyenne very soon.
They expect to have everything in readi-
ness for service inside Of the next thirty
DAYS
, 1884-06-27

A gentleman residing south of the rail-
road track, who is sometimes given to
sonnambulism, came home from a trip
north on "Wednesday night feeling very
tired and almost worn out on account of
the fatigues of the trip. He went to bed
without stopping to eat but mere morsel
for supper and at once fell asleep. At
about 3 O'Clock in the morning he found
himself 10 his night clothes away down on
the banks Of Crow creek and almost be
yond the city limits and nearly one-fourth
of a mile away from his home How he
could have got out of the house and wan,
dered away without alarming his family is
a mystery to him. He found his way
kuk home and got into the house
without being missed and without having
met with any misbap,
, 1884-06-27

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itch
ing piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after using Will
lam Indian Pile Ointment. 1t ahsorbs
tumors, allays itching, acts as poultice,
gives instant relief Prepared only for
piles, itching of the private parts, nothing
else. Hon, J NJ. Coffenbury, of Cleve-
land, says: Il have used scores of pile
cures. and 1t affords me pleasure to say
that | have never found anything which
Gives such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DIR. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment.' Sold by druggists and mailed on
receipt of price, 81.
Gray q Pearse. Sole Agents "a
, 1884-06-27
&
Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About the City.

c. W. Wright is building a residence
on Warren venue
The thermometer ven up to IS degrees
in the shade yesterday.
J. W. Hammond is building a fine barn
on his place on upper Ferguson street.
A balcony is to be added to the T. f.
Warren Mercantile building on Sixteenth
street.
Colonel Macarthur, of the Colorado De-
partment of the Sons of Veterans, is to
be here on the Fourth of July.
A colored girl went to Judge Lees of
fee yesterday and wanted to get transpor-
tation furnished her to go east.
One of the petitions presented to the
City Council last evening was directed to
the Board of County Commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Riner are ex-
pected home from the East by Saturday.
They were to have left Ohio yesterday.
The calaboose is again supplied with in
mates, and will probably be pretty well
- I'll Il ~
no u d"
Pl"
= ~ Ani'' were 1Ea'n o"V iAs'
M. ~ c 'Ono 'p'e'u rus
furnish a lively contest.
Contractor Stubs yesterday completed
~ GI"I
nan ~ Ni1a."1"h ~ s'D
ihere WIN DC twenty members OIL the
nii"'a'y Daiu III attendance uurlng the
IN N
M
ine 'hshest temperature yesterday was
o. lowest, o' mean temperature %
mean immunity, 90 per cent highesI We
some people sun insist III mol present
ing 'ne'r DLis against inc CITY until the
wy Oouncn con'eneS' some Oh thls
'i"sS pu' III All appearance i"se evening"
"eie 'ie eNisi""' ".'aeneu
" 'ne western 0ouhu passenger tram last
evening among 'he passengers were Il
lew 'iorln'nS oouhu LOT "ul' Lake O"y'
The school children gathered in the
Opef" HOUSE i"s' evening ior 'ne purpose
=! p''e,ciis ior 'ne scr
vices winch 1T 10 DC heia AT That place TO-
n's""
, 1884-06-27
The Democratic Leader.
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1884.


Marjorle's Kisses.
Marjorie laughs and climbs on my knee.
And | kiss her. and she kisses me.
I kiss her, but l don't much care,
Because, although she is charming and fair,
MRrJorie's only three.
But there win come a I me, wcen,
When, II l tell her of this little scene.
She will smile and prettIly blush, and then
l shall long in vain to kiss her again.
When MarJories seventeen.
Waller Learned m July CcnturD.
A man some foolish course will take,
And often a 4 sad mistake,
For sake OF fun and chan
But there's one thing he'll never do.
Unless he wants 10 guam
The dreRs OF bitterness so blue
His second babe he ne'er Will wake
Only to see 1t laugh.
-N.t0 York Journal.
, 1884-06-27

The soothing and restorative effects of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral are realized at
once i'll all cases of colds, coughs, throat
or lung troubles, while its far-reaching
and powerful healing qualities are always
demonstrated in the most serious pulmo-
nary disorders.
, 1884-06-27

Men who want work can get it by call
ing on G. HI. Burton, the only reliable
employment agent in the city, Sixteenth
and Eddy streets.
, 1884-06-27

Ladies are calling daily on futile for
house decorations in wall paper, kalso-
mining, etc.
, 1884-06-27

For RENT-Furnished room for single
gentleman, convenient to business. In
quire at Gray q Pearse.
, 1884-06-27

To RENT,-A neatly furnished room
Apply at LEADER Office.
, 1884-06-27

House moving and repairing promptly
done by Ferris. 379 Filteenth street.
, 1884-06-27

Girls, if you want good places and good
wages, call on G. H.. Burton, employment
agent, corner Sixteenth and Eddy streets
, 1884-06-27
NEW LOCAL NOrICES

WANTED.-First class dining room girl.
Apply at Star Restaurant. 35sf
, 1884-06-27

To RENT-Two nice front rooms, in the
Liberty block. Inquire of B. Hellman.
, 1884-06-27

One of the best races ever seen in
Cheyenne, at Bolln's Park.
, 1884-06-27

Good rooms with board. Apply at
southwest corner Seventeenth and Bent
streets,
, 1884-06-27

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, 18th Streets
, 1884-06-27

Great slaughter of silks ON Monday and
Tuesday, June % and "a, at Kellner
Bros.
, 1884-06-27

NOIICt 10 TAX Payers.
All assessments not returned on or be-
fore July 3, 1884, will be made as re-
auired by law.
WILLIAM w. JEFFREY.
County Assessor.
Room, 81 Commercial Block =
, 1884-06-27

There is some talk of having a sham
battle on the evening of the Fourth of
July in which the John f. Reynolds post
will take a prominent part. Many are
opposed to this, however, on the ground
that some serious accident may happen
and somebody get hurt.
, 1884-06-27

STEPHEN W. DOWNEY hTGHSo onesl7 oEae A W c %d s9H%' %
W Wane2s new bce at Cheyenne SThn e. WYOMING and on Second street, Laramie City,
Territory carefully, and promptly prosecuted, Special attention given to Mining
agement Of land contests in the local land offices and before the Interior Department
and patents secured cheaply and speedily incorporation papers of Stock-RaETs
Land, Mining and Water Companies carefully prepared. Conference.-The Ms IN lI
matters and the investment Of capital solicited
, 1884-06-27

E.,E, BURLINGAME ;5 5BSA3 GErlq E. 4ER sHF a 55haFa5 bAR p
1861; Samples by mail orexpess, will receive prompt and careful attention. Gold
and silver bullion refined, melted and aaayed IF purchased. Address 46 Law.Cnce
, 1884-06-27

Successor to DR.. Cray. Offices ov
Drug Store, corner Sixteenth and Eddy.
rom the office day or night. United States
hone No. 80.
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wise 70 inches .qu.rciTn.t the scp Of the
piles tor 100 feet in Tie centre should be 0f
the sa''e height ~ tlA,se now in use under tho
exciting bridge I: tliyt the width Of the bridge
from. outside 70 outsde Of thsstsiugers should
bc II feet, with the planks extended one foot
farther ON each ehlc i: that the approaches
should be raised With dirt. held in position
by the present etrngera, they being removed
to the proper places and that \ eubst a0tial
guard or railing ash"nId I've placed on each
side OF the bridge the entire leugth thereof.
Second. A small bridge about one quarter
Of a miie, this side Of Grand Bayou is feet
long should he made new.
third. A bridge ueaf Caillou~t place over
Or and bayou, ~ feet in length. should be re
paired. SEINE Of the nssterial being yet sound
Fourth. Ash:idge on this side Of the one
last named. % tret in length, should he made
anew.
These three last bridges should I've made Of
t'moers ~ inches square. and should be II
iest wide. No piles are needed.
The piles DC mentioned above to be 10 in
ches square might be made Of r"nDd thinkers
that would give 10 inches square. hut it
woui" not be necessary to hew them the
str'ngers would have to Lc hcwcd Of two
sides.
The committee regard the construction and
repair OF These bridges as Of great rmlor-
tance. The lnieti"r settlements have no out
let to the front except BY. this road and over
these bridges.
%tSignedJ s. It. GRISAMORE,
II. y. COULON.
On the recommendation Of Mr.. CouIou the
toiio"i!g commissioners were appointed fol-
Drainage District No. s, viz : Messrs Leoni-
das Irosclair. S.ylverc Morvant and Eelic;en
Tonps.
M. Folse was appointed on the committee
on claims to act temporarily.
~ motion OF MIR. Coulon. seconded the
Jury adjourned to tomorrow morning, Mt 9
o'clock.
lSignedl 5. I. GRISAMORE,
President ol Police Jury.
Certified
j. +. ALLAN. Secre tarv.
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l am faithfully ysm
j. H.. GIL
kendaIl's SPAWN CsfJs

Cincinnati, Ohio. Jsns 1 ~
b.. J: Kendall e. Co., Cent?: Beiss
ferer from the rheumatism. I have 81
great many remedies for that complains y
ing everything that [ heard Of or M z
knew Of, and being trea ted by the bsse
clans in this city witllout effect. In
come discouraged aud had conclupea -
was no help for this disease, whoa I fsetn
" met your agent. Mr.. John Fish, ~
me IL Was unnecessary to suffer sny nssA
AendaiIs Spawn Cure would do tie hssinR
and az l was Of the same profesdon 7
sented me with b bottle. which used, ~
must say without any faith, In ono vi
am able to walk without q sane OF any
aft'ncia! help. / don't know that the 0oGSK
Cure did it but thu ! do know l will tpevs1
ritnoot hcndalPs SPAWN Cure again, ~
thoroughly believe il deserves its perrtrS
anc mas unqualified merit. I vrits tk1 60
~ unsolicited. Yours irs.y.
II. B. SNOW, q a.
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NOTICE..

Having purchased the eligibly situated bo;1
er shop Of T. Hogan, in this town, I am now
RRaeparca 70 take contracts for making new
1ollers and repairing old ones. Full satiefac
ton guaranteed, work will be done Mt the In~
est ngures. Ihave secured the SERVICES of Mr.
r. Hogan, a. foreman snd manager who ha:
naa long experience in this business. Parties
wlI nnd IL TO their interest to call ON me- h.
Tore making contracts elsewhere.
VIZ. II. Raglan.
Ihibodaux, April 9th. 1855.
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[ STATE OF LoUIstATs
Goth, Judicial Di.tris. c.,ss
\ ish Of Lafourcar.
Frank Y. Williams Is N
Richard l.. psga.
2nd. Ward, Justices Court III
\ Cai''o,e,. H
August Decker rs. No.
q Pagh. I

7 AXE NOTICE TINT AQirSe as
~" wr''s Of Fiv;. 1teia, -
from the above entitled ES,f, in ~
tlticd aud numbered esseAgf havs
wall offer for sale at lmnikrsscssss.
To Law tu tho tssr AMI ljfI,Ss, III,
Court House in the Tam Il TI;a.S
Of u o'clock a. NJ. aud osIost j.
'"w'ns "s.sr'','d rs:l"rly.towk:
=. Pile back ut The sux:,s hons 49,
bis. | lot 81 buckets. | lot of st.vsN
heads and barrels. | lot 1t hraJ;rss
; lot OF h"op-p"ies. ! lot 81 Old =.
beads, ) i"t of empty hsrre,,, ~
nr'ck p!i'" up ut "r near the su,..
1900 !" nu,nh.r more u icss. ! III ~
near sugar huust.. - 49,
Term. and Conditions If sale. C..A "
S.~' n C"'is.i state. Treasury Xrt..
lHEOi lili.E THIROnArv
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IN CONFORMITY WITH RESOLUTION!
L adopted by the Parish Democratic Exec,
I'VE C"inmirtee. at the meeting. held Januar,
2hth. loSl. Il Primary Election for the var:oui
paroA,ial and judicial officers will he held i,
me far'sil OF Lafourche. un SATURDAY
MAkCH Sth. 1884. from . q clock A. Il. uutl
T. T. n: at the foilowin. places.
ron \ l at 4. Dclaune's store; commission
er A. Delaune.
Poll M. >. at l.. Basset's store commissio,
err L. Basset.
Poll No. lat Numa Mire (Brule Guillot) cou
missioner; Nulna Mire.
Poll No. ! at Court House Thibodaux com
missioner y. II. Raglan.
Poll No. ) at Jos. Leiort's store commission
er Jos. Ltfurt.
Poll No. 6 at Clilomant Thibodaux commits
sioner Ciii"manr Thi,o.lanxs
."i' No. : at Leopold Pcrtuit commissioner
Leopold Pertuit.
Poll No. 8 Lezain Martins store commits.
sioner Clodo,nire F~alsout.
Sostheuc Folse.
Poll NJ; - q. Dalmas Ro5chaux
Dalinas Rubicl,aux.
Poll No. u ut Jos. MoIaison
Jos. Molaison.
Poll y at Gustave Abnbat Jr. Lockport
COMMISSIONER Gu-tave Abribat Jr.
Poll No. IL at II. Delaune commissioners n
Delaune. ~
Poll No. II N. Guitroz,s store commissioner
Win. &. Lorraine.
Poll No. rs Leufrois Daic,c, IL'esu Bleu,
commissioner Ls.ufr"is Daigre.
FOIL 10 ut Thco'lule Bourg's store commits
sloner Ihcoduie Huurg.
Poll IL at Springer s. Rogers store comm;a.
sloner james Springer.
Poll Is at Il. N. Coulon's store commission.
Sam Blum.
Poll 10 at Alfred Pochsss store commission
Prosper. rOups..
Poll 20 ut --(Baton pilon, nj,
Poll Il at Bayou Malasay school house com
missioner Antoine Torres.
roll = at Victor Legendre's commissioner
Victor LHgendre.
Poll . at Louis Dantin's commissioner
Poll - At Hermogen Boudreaux Lower
(honplcl commissioner H.
Poll . at Leon GaudE (Lafourche Crossinpl
commissioner NJ. I. H~igginbotham.
Poil 20 at Leniuel T~hibodaux's store. com
Lelnuel ThibOdaux,
Poll q at Mrs. Pierre Toup's store comm;s
'ioner Ozeme Toups.
foil - =: Wellington Hebert's store com
Wellington Hebert.
foli ~ at Alex Lepine's store commissioner
Alex Lepine.
Poll 30 at DR.. John Gazzo Drug store. Race
and, commissioner Beauregard Leblanc
Poll 81 at Jos. Thibodaux TCuteau Fol.a,
commissioner JOS. Tlibodaux,
roll - at Z. A. Matthews commissioner Z.
;. Bryant. e.
Poll IS ut Emile Ledet's commissioners =
4edct. =.
Poll 81 ut L. Il. Gheems " Ne,so,
;risamure. ~
Poll IS at Louis Learille,s Lock'rt" Lu;.
erllle. 1Oes
Poll 36 at vasseur Gauthreaux !" Del
hin Babin. Oei
Poll " at Telemaque Badeaux " Te,o.
Radeaux. - AS
FOIL - at Marcelus Leblanc tHaranp Canan /:
,mmissioner Marcelps Leblanc. +.
roll ~ at T~heOphile Ducos' store fCnt-nH, q.
'mmissioner Estival Savoie. ' :
foll ~ al Auxuste Cretin, commissioner .
Cretini. :
N Guthrie. ""o1- :.
for Offices have privilege of )
mug . commissioner ut each precinct. .
IN case none are named ut any precinct the :
may appoint an assistant. 4
:. TsGKISAMOKE.
Chairman Executive Committee.
Parish Of Lafourche.
1. D. MOORE, Secretary. T:
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kendali's SPAWN Care.
Fort Worth, Tex, March l2th. II

Fort Worth, Tex. March l2th. ~
Meesrs. 3. j. Kendall IL Co.. Abeas ~
months ago there was ~ valuable seLtekn
Drought to the stable Of rarnies aud Hay
70 oc treated for u hone spawn, which ~
Snc Years growth and Of pronounced sise, -
having learned through outside soufcpn
you hninIcnt known ~ Ksndalts -
Cure was valuable, l commenced udnrak0
the enlargement and after six vseis 71e
Q having applied two BOTTLES the horse -.
corcu entirely, leaving the leg poa10Gf
-''N' --a
CHARLES HkA1s
Charleston, s. G.. Suly q 1901
DIT. J. b. Kendall & Co, Dear Sifs : IT
chased at Louisville, Ky, . very Ans ~
colt. and in thinning be Got ria bock
!. ss ON sIe outside Of the joint wh.eA g..
a." 49, tnree Of Tour times the ~
gre1t ,nauv I;n;~n.A R
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STATE ~or~bOUlsIANA.
Patish of Latourche 10th. Joditial
N District Court. ira.
Wm.H. Raglan %. No. 1918 Richard
L. Psgk.
VIM. Huedry %. 1919 Richard Il
Pugh.
RaphaeA Champagne ps. No. 1916
Kichard L. PNgh! a.

'V~AKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
three wits vt lSc,i Facjas ~emxnat;ng
from the abovet entitled court in the above en-
Titled and numbered cases, l have seized and
viii! offer for sale 1T public suction pnrehant
to law to the last aud highest bidder ut the
Court House in the town of Ihibodaux ON
Saturday March iss. 1884 netween tn hours
ii u o'clock A. ". AVID o'clock T. NJ. the fol.
lowing described prorertt towit: uu.
10. OF coal ahout 4Oeo barrels in the front
yard near the public fpad on the Leighton
plantation, z old boilefs and l old mud drum
back near the sugar hOuse. QUO round tank
uAicr cane shea. l lot Of old iron, Dad copper
i'll sugar house. I old engine lying partly in su
gar house and part outside Of sugar, housed lot
of old sugar .noplds lying ip old qmarters lot
I lot Of hat boat timber lying i'll the public
road , old sugar kettles IN stable lot. lot Of
grim larkinY.'i lot Of hemp packing, ! lot gas
pipes, | iot. o. brass fittings in sugar house,,
lot "f rtwfnnbcr near black smith sho, a,n,t
sapar ~il,,ts'. | lot Ut new and old trOn in and
:.r,r tI,cA-smish shop. ). door frames. ! barrel
OF ~rrl,.ent. ! Ia, Of new ~slangics in sagar house.
Trrfns and Conditions of sale Cash on the
poisn United States Treasury Notes.
February l'i,h. 1891.
IHEOPHILE THIBOD AUX.
A6.~sfr
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BUGGIES!
BUGGIES !!

CALL AT II. TETREAC T. cos. CAR.
- .riage shop, corner Levoe and Pstr;ot
streets. Thibodaax, La. and m . seie.t
assortment ct Iuggies just received. NJ mot
70 u small profits and quick sales.
zs+. GEO. E. GOELLER.
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Primary Election Notice!

j. +. ALLAN. Secretary.
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a OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial district Court, Par
lSh Ut LafOurche.
CLERKS OFFICE.
pariah If .nfnnrrhe

hereby certiiy..that the following persons
OF said Parish "n thc..24th day Of January 1854
10 serve as jurors for the following term of
said Court ns@iuniug On Monday. April Eth
1855; viz:
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Respectfully Submitted,
SAMOAN.
Parish Treasurer
Thibodaux, La, Feb, 18th, 1884.
l, tht undersigned. Treasurer of the Parish
OF Lafourche, do solemnly swear that the
finances Of the Parish, and L further swea,
that l have not directly or Indirectly specu.
lated on tho same. So help me God
~-tSigIed) +. SAMOAN,
Parish Treasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before ME this 18th
~lSiguedJ j. +. ALLAN,
Deputy Clerk.
The president submitted a list Of the war.
rants he had drawn since the last three
months and the same was referred to the com
mittee on Finance.
The following report was received.
T~hibodaux, La. Feb, Is, 1884.
To the Police Jury
Learning from reliable authority that the
!evees in the the neighborhood Of the Chan
frau land on the West side of the Bayou
about 10 miles beiow Thib.aiaux were in n
dangerous condition, and that unless they
were repaired u crevasse would likely occur.
Having failed to obtain any aid from the
Lcvee Eoard. = notified the Levee Inspector
that his only remedy was to follow the direc
tons OF the law and call ont the residents to
This he has done and places a process yer.
bal. in the hands OF the clerk Of this body.
Respectfully.
(~Sisucd] S. +: GR1sAMoRE.
President.
The following reports we've received.
.rhibodaux, La, Feb, IL, 1884.
To he Police Jury:
As there 10 money now in the diffarent !
Drainage Districts it will ID necessary for
The Jury to appoint all commissioners who |
are not yet named 60 that this most imp0r-
Eaut work Of draining the low lands of the
1arisp may Oe commenced as soon as posi-
The faithful and energetic execution of the
irsinage ordinance will very quickly prove
ne in 3~ortance aud value of this cortempla-
ed enterprise
! would uecommend the jury to make the
necessary arrangements fut the establish-
aent Of al additional voting booth on lower
sayOu Hue. Some of the citizens in that ser
lon will be deprived Of the right Of voting
tnerwise; unless they travel distance of Is !
Respectfully Submitted. Z.
= tS'gnedl ST. GRISAMORE, j
President. I
T~hibodaux, La. Feb, l3, 1881. ,
Q the Police Jury: I
Ibe committee appointed at your last SEES
on % examine what necessary repairs cr
ridges should be made or CONSTRUCTED be
'een tia Taylor Plantation and Grind IA
g respeetfully report
Ih.s they visited the locality aud carefpuv
.amined The work TO be done.
First; They find the bridge over the Grand
you becoming dangerous, and that. in or
{ TO render 1t secure. it must be rebuilt.
? OF the piles supporting the STRUCTURE onlv =
That the bridge will have to be made 1so :.
IN length. That :here should be- 3 ,rows .. =.
piles 10 inches Square, and stills Of the same - ],
9 placed croeswise upon each line of pilea
" s"sss sneosa striAgees offended Ieagth, n