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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1886-05-13

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HURLEY LODGE NO. si. 4. o. O. T.
Meets every Tuesday evening at o'clock
Visiting members cordially invited to attend.
Degree meetings
Second and Fourth Fridays in each month.
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Sioux City.
iankton trains connect at Centreyille with
both morning and evening passenger.
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w. L. WoRTafAN. Agent
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III IaICH WHVFVUI.
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. 7 of the sc Il Of NV office. at Tbibodanx
Parish and State aforesaid this Sta
day of February, 1886.
j. W. KNOBLOCH.
D'y Clerk Of said Couri
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S3IU r. SD IS
Annual Report of the superintendent.

Ts the President and Members Of the Parish
Board OF Seauul Directors OF the Parish OF
Llioarche.
II will suhserve a usefu! purpose if We
place oil record IA brief s,iinmiry OF the work
done III the various Sc. 49, under the con
troll of the Board during the year 1885,.
| shall present il list o.. Tie schools in oper-
alton, together with the total average mum
Der Of pupils enrolled, and the total average
attendance:
White Schools. Average Enroll Total. Avr'ge
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Proceedings Of the Parish Board
of School Directors.
-IhihnlltlX /

Thibodaux, La, December 3ota. 1885.
The Parish Board of School Directors Of
the parisa of Lafourche. met this day pur-
suaat to adjournment.
Present President ). I. Grisamure. Di-
~rectors j. l.. .tacoia, W. IL. &t.tn. i. Il.
Curtis and Thomds y. Badclux. Secretary
and Superintendent.
The minute. OF the last meeting were
read. and approved.
The tollowin. report of the Treasurer,
showing totas linout OF receipt aud d soufse-
mems for the yea lSS3. was read
+. SAMOAN, Treasurer, III account with
Board Of School Directors Of the Parish Of
Lafourche
Report from ~Jan.,lst, 1888 to Dee. 3ist. 1889.
To Balance on hand January LIST, 1881 5ol -
To Receipts since:
From State interest tE3 ~
" current school fund 1924 10 81 81
Prish tax'tiou eur. schlt'x 1895 81
SCHOOL ltouse lax 81 'S H. ~
Poll Tax l39jHp
" Corporation cur. school, Tx as ~
"Ex treasurer - -
Total Receipts sil,teA -
By Disbursements:
Teachers pay District No. !. 'llS3 %
: 73t5 %
School House Fund Dist. No.l e45
" : So3 ~
General Fund tincludin. As
SCISSORS foes for 1884 500 al 6>J o.
Treasurers commission 3ii 50
Tax Collectors commission 327 10
Total DisOul semeuts Si0.799 II
Balance on hand to day $40 10
Divided as follows:
Teachers Funl Dist. Ne. 19tM
School House Fund Dist. NJ. ! >SI
90 81
General Fund 32I3
Treasurer y com. account bl1
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FOR the work ng class. Send 6
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E'mail You FIRE, 4 royal, valuable
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made by those who give their whole time to
tne work. Great success absolutely sure.
ION ION . "eiay... Start now. Address SrINsos &
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Now is the time TO order one OF the
famous Evans Corn and Pea Plant
ers from Il. Il. McBlide, agent at
ThibOdaux.
They are undoubtedly the finest
planter ever brought into this sec
ton Of Louisiana.
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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
20th. judicial District Court, par>
lsh uf LatOuicile.
CLERKS OFFICE

l, hereby certify that on the 18th day OF Feb
rliars 1886. the l~u4iowim. named persons
were drawn by the jury COMMISSIONERS to
serve us grand and peat utoro Tor tue April
Germ OF satl Court.
Foo the first week OF said Court - serve as
.tiraud aud peti; Jarors. bc.lanlns on Mon
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olored Schools. Average Enroll total. Av.

Longueville Taylor2Oi 81 e" 81 30
Fhe above results are arrived at by disre-
gardIng fractions and using round numuors.
The totals are therefore only approximate
II correct.
There were thirty white schools and ten
colored schools i'll operation during the pres
ent year, with tnlrty two white aud eleven
eolored teachers on the monthly payroll. or
a total OF forty three teachers the white
teachers drawing an average monthly salary
of thirty two dOilars and eighty one cents
and the colored teachers an average of $50. So.
This Mil Indicate why the average session
could not be over four and a half months in
duration.
The aggregate average enrolment for the
YEAR was. for the white schools. Gag bows.
1873 girls, or ID total of HOS. with in average
attendance Of 9i6. Tue cotorei schools aver
aged 1886 boys, 2S2 girls. or ii total of 6lS. with
an aggregate OF 46, average attendance.
During the past year 1855, the Board quilt
the Wallace Pierce School House, and repair
ed the Malaguay and Gu.cn Academy school
houses.
The board now owns the Stafford. Bil,iu.
Corporation, Malaguay, Latorest. Bergeron.
Evelien Bourgeois, Roussel, Lockport. Lo-
Blanc, Eac!'ecie. Falgout. Fierce, and Bayou
Blue school houses and will, during the com
ing year. build a school house at Livaudais
Lelet's and Paul Lsfort's, on lots donated by
those gentiemen respectively.
Respectfully Submitted.
THOMAS A. BADEACX.
Superintendent.
The following bills. duly approved by the
Finance Committee, we're presented. and on
motion duly seconded. the requisite ap-
preparations were made TO pay the same
Hofmann Il Aucoin, for supplies furnished
to Coteau Folse School. Ito
Hoffman, & Aucoin, to1 Guion Academy 4.05
Valsin Guillot. work on Guion Academy 1926
John NJ. Walsh, Assessors fees. 40i. 80
The Local Directors OF the Toups School hav
ing resigned, the Board appointed Mes.rs c.
Q. Rousseau. Letnucl Thibodeaux and Ferjus
Beauvais, in their stead.
The Board appointed as Local Directors Of
the Livaudais Ledet School Rev. p. j. La
valuery, Marceilus Leblanc and Joseph
Cherami.
The President and the Superintendent
we're authorized to till all vacancies which
may occur.
There being no further business, the Board
adjourned.
s. I. GRISAMORE.
THOMAS y. President.
Secretary.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

umi of ,ney in boring wells, build- lug tanks and otherwise obtaining a good supply Of water, thus improving he whole region, and id'ng to the problBrtty ot arlzona soon becoming m agricultural state. The company would hardly feel dispo 'ed to make these improvements if its rights were not guaranteed by the Territory and Its prnuertv protected from trespass and espec ally rom the inroads ot baNds uf arm d maral.d IS. who, Tn nearly every instance, are not resi- dents m the Territo-y and pay no taxes there. but wn, se interest IS to keep Nrizona in a wild, unsettled state, that they may graze tEeir herds Inln plc. tel ld wltn ,4, G r, to tllem- selves tJ t1" gr.lt dstrlment ot the DJnI ii F. ciuz:n, of the Territory.
 Yours Very Traiv,
 SELIJN,V < SE:.iGuAN,
 Attorneys A;t.n Cattl. CO.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26
TITLES oFTHE AZTEC LAND AND CAT
 TILE COMPANY.

A careful reading of the following letter of Messrs. Seligman &Seligman, who rank among the best land law yers in the country, and the recent Act of Congress defuing the lands forfeited by the Atlantic & Pacific R. R. Co.,, as those unimprov:d' or no, built upon by said railroad, will con vince any one that the titles of the Aztec Land and cattle company are perfect to all their lands in Arizona. The chain of title is complete, from the inception of the railyoad in 1871, down 10 the present tune. As will be seen the A. & P. R Co.,, from whom the Aztec l.. X C. Co. purchased their Hands, complied with the law in every respect by filing all necessary doCu- ments, havlng the road properly in. spcCted and reported upon, and by pa, ing all. land office and other fees promptly. The Interior Department has also recommended, without quail. hcalion, that patents be issued for these lands, winch will be done in the near future.
 Advertisement,
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

KING kALlKAUA, oI the Sandwich Islands, wants to bnrrow S2,ooo, 900, and hls legislature proposes to in- crease the loan 10 SIC, 1000, ,ooc, as they want whack at the oo0de them selves. A European syndicate stands ready to advance ;he am Juat. This, if consummattd will be a virtual sale of the islands, for there l, no hope that the loan will eve, be p,id.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

1T now appears that the reason Judge John C. Shields was no, con frmed, because petlti ms were for
 watded to the Senate, signed by most of the bar of the territory, the major. ity of the s'gners being dcmociais, representing that he was too young q man for Chief Justice, considering his associates were much older men than himself, that his knowledge of law IS limited, and that, in consequence, his decisions pe e slow of en unsoubd and sometimes illegal. In thiS connection the Tucson Citizen says: "rhey were dcmocr its who placed the democratic chief justice of the supreme court of Arizona, Tn the rear of the senate mule and then tickled the anlmal's hssla Abe aDsls u,slc aas loaded. :"
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

THE war department naS revoked the oider oi General Mics unc.lng. S2ooo reward for ih: head oi G.ronlmU, dead or alive, anu S5o each tor tnoa, of his followers, as not Oelng In dc- coidaECe wuh ciunz-d warfare. A. though there ~ds 1ylnlng "C,VIhz .d about those CuI tHruats and ravlsters. except their arms and ammuhlliOu! Bal! ...
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

DURING the Iast leu days the fleet est yLcWS un cur Atlantic ocaDosru have been competing in races out ul New YoIk harDor Ior tue nUnor oi Ur ing seiecled tu meet any Elgil,n yacht which may be se"i oses ,o .Yn. test ior the "AmcTlca' Cup" in ihe great race next Iail. inGs lar tic Priscilla and Puritan nave shown the most Speed.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

THAT "Wlnchester brIde" has evi- dently succumed to the terrible con. tagion, else she would be certainly shaking her apron at the naughty Apa. ches on the "Dle.k hllIs of Cochise. " -CIlizen.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's invitation to be present at the grand encamp- nent of the C.. A. R., at San Fran. cisco, consists of sheet of gold, the lettering being finely engraved.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

CAPT. SAM BROWN, owner of the race horse TroubadUr, won s85 ,ooo in bets, and S5,S33 In stakes, at the Suburban races m New York, the largest winning on a single race ever recorded.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

THE House refused on the I7th instant to take up the Morrison lanfi blll by vote Of TO lO l55, which gives II the qulelus for lhls session o! Congress.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

CONGRESS Has NUltu $40 per month to PnVaIe John F. Chase, Oi the 5ln Marine BAlteTy, who can show forty. eight distinct wounds received during cur late unpleasantuess.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

SERVANT gus aI.d hotel waitresses are now adm.lt,d to membership IL, the kmsnls ol L4DJr-a powerful CUnGUluatIuIl.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

ANOTHER tIansCUntIneGtal railroad war ai.u nravy CutIiug oI IaIes Is m' mlnenI. !nls l, good news for tn- peupIe oi the west.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26
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The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

HE Supreme Court oi Arizona has rsIIDuS G>IiG-u that pA.enlId lnnvs aII IrAaU.I at IiIu Actual cash Vdius.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

Ex-CHlEF JUSTICE L. c. w.. FRENCH, Ut tnls lerrIlorY, was married Tn Beaufort, N. c., Aprl IsIh, ISeo, 10 Nancy LeCroft MAnney.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26
SAT URpAY, JUNE a6, 1886.

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The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

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The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26
THE AZTEC" COMPAXy's RIGHTS.

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-11-20
A NEW LEASE OF LIYR

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bed the least noise, or upon being moved,
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/ think it was on Monday evening ]
first commenced with the Athlophoros;
by the following Saturday the pain was
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and with the aid Of pair of clutches,
l went out for the first time in three
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-11-20
From Ransom.

RANSOM, Nov. 1.-THE Brass Band will
give their annual ball in the Rink Thank
giving evening. All are invited, and q
good time Is garanteed.
Hart N. Duglass will teach In district
No 8 this winter. lie possesses the ability
and will no doubt prove to be q good teach.
er.
Mr.. 8. Cochran is building barn on his
town properly. tie will SOON have one OF
the contest place In town.
DC Breeze Is now In Wichita, Kansas
His family will leave for that place in
| few weeks.
J.C. Boyle has on exhibition at his store
the model of the ruins of An old castle al
Heidelberg, Germany. 1t is worth going
In TO see.
Rev D. ODwyre of Bloomington, called
on few of his former parishioners Tues
day.
How do you like the blizzards
Jackson Wright and Miss. Hattie Web
Der were united in marriage by Justice
Wilkinson last evening. Their many
friends wished them much happiness.
The M. f. people are building sheds FOL
their teams at the church.
| Mrs. Simpson and daughter went tt
Florida Monday TO spend the winter.
David Lyons, OF Glasgow, Scotland, ar
rived In town Sunday. He intends making
this "land Of the free" his home.
Mrs. Ed Denaple received Il telegram OF
Tuesday which called her to the bedside
Of sick friend At hudson, III
The Clark and Mcintyre lawsuit did mo-
take pls Saturday. M the land owner'
have de 'ided 10 cooperate and drain th'
'lc ugh "a section ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-11-20
From Wallace.

WALLACE, Nov, l9.-Quite a number Of thu
farmers of this vicinity are through huskinl
corn They report the quantity very goo,
but the yield per acre is much lighter thar
was anticipated.
John Kinnegsr Of Wallace, was the guest o.
the Misses Begleys on last Sunday eve.
Joe Quinn while returning home last Sun
day eve, me, with severe aocident-broke
his big toe.
We are sorry to say we lost are old friend
and neighbor, Nike Kelley. lie has gone T.
mako his hume in Ottawa.
Mrs. John Dougherty presented her hus
band with bouncing boy Of II pounds las
Tuesday. He is going to stay until twenty
one. Good!
James Nangle says he can husk sixty
bushels every day, run foot race Of so
many yards and walk few miles to see h-
best girl before bedtime "liay-a-day jim. y
lie, US hope and flourish over the happy
future. SCRIPTOR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-11-20
From w altman.

WALrHAM, Nov. lS.-The farmers are OIL
most Il lished husking and the roads are II
good travelling condition, especially the road
going northeast of La Sale, so some of GU
young political gentleman stated not lon,
ago
Eddie O Donell is still crossing the line
lie says there may be larger men crossiaI
the line, but, there's none be ter.
John Shannon is still hourlshng in Wal
lace, and Jack Edgcombes cart is lookin.
tough since last Sunday.
Mr.. Dave Hickey has purchased new
cart lately.
A dance is on board for Thanksgiving night
at Utica.
The Wal,ham church was largely attende'
last Sunday. The preaching was excelIen
indeed.
win harrison was in Wallace last sun lay
Though he day was rather gloomy. Will say
il will take more THAI rain TO prevent In
promise.
John Kinnegar, jr. and his best girl wer,
out for drive recently, John says when hi
is out his span of blacks eau never be passe.
especially on such nm occasion.
We understand hat MIR. James Nertnev, q
policeman of La Sale. or, the to-be- deput!
sheriff, rather was calling on the belle o
Wallace, Miss Kate Kinnegar, and her sister
recently.
Robbie Carr says he Is afraid political mel
are liable to get away with. Robbie thinks
the Judge will see him through the case and
MIR. Nertney will have to play his cards well
if he dosn't
Mr.. Strawn took in two days at the fa'
stock show last week in Chicago. NgAr.