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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-05-19
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
DCBLIC SALE.
Probate Co"ri, Parish of 81. Landry, No, 1879


ESTATE OF PIERRE JEAN LOUIS GCiLLoKY.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
District Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry. there will be sold at public auction,
TO tho last and highest bidder, by the under
signed or any duly qualified auctioneer,
al the last residence of deceased, in Mamouth
prairie st. Landry, on WEDNESDAY, May
80, 1888, the following described property,
belonging to the estate OF Pierre Jean Louis
Gullory, tO-wit:
l. The last place of residence Of deceased,
situated in Mamouth prairie, in st. Landry
parish, comprising about one hundred al
perts of prairie aud woodland, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
except one house, and comprising two resi-
,tences corn cribs, fences and outhouses at
tached thereto, bounded on tue north by pro-
perties ef Gerard and Olivier Gulllory, south
by Cyprien Landreneau and Jean Bite. Tate,
east by bayou des Cannes, west by public or
rail road, or school land
, One pair of oxen, one sorrel creole horse,
one bay creole horse, four head of wild creole
stock, one creole mare and three younger
colts. eleven head of gentle mlch cows, with
six calves, one lot of hogs one old OK cart.
two yoles, one lot OF plows and harrows, one
lot Of corn, household furniture, branding
iron, &c
Terms and Coudtions.-All amounts of five
dollars and less, cash; and all amounts over
said sum payable in one and two years from
date of sale TO be secured by personal security
acceptable to the administrator OF said es
tate and the real estate to remain affected
bv special mortgage and vendors privilege,
to secure the price for which 1t may be sold.
OLIVIER GUILLORY,
April %, 1888. Administrator.
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The Shelbyville (Ills.) Union of May
10th announces the death of Mr.. Nj. Bell,
who was for many years resident of
our sister town of Washington. 1t
says:
Mahlon Bell, an old resident of this
city and an ex-veteran of the Mexican
war, died at his sisters home in this
city at about 6 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Bell was nearly 63 years old and
for a long term of years has been a
great sufferer from in1ammatory rheu-
matism, most Of the time unable to do
anything for himself. For some months
he has not only been helpless but total
Iy blind, and has received the utmost
Kindness and care at the hands of his
sister, Mrs. w. H. Lantz, and her fasaiss
~. A more kind hearted, genial man
than Mallon Bell never lived. Inc
funeral will take place this afternoon al
o'clock from the Catholic church.
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General Notes.

Emperor Frederick the III of Ger
many has improved in health and may
live for many weeks or months to come.
New Iberia Enterprise: The news of
the, passage of the Rivers and Harbors
hin through the u. S. House of Repre-
sentatives,ala Tuesday, was greeted
here with much pleasure, as the $780,
600 appropriation for the opening. to
navigation of Bayou Plaquemine, gK,es
hope to the people that the day is not
distant when this long hoped for dis
ideratum viii be an fat aceonpH
B. r. Truth, May, II There will be
q large number of contested seats in the
next Legislature. The senators and re-
presentatiyes having the prinaa .facie
case will take their seats and the others
will have the fun of ousting them. In
the meantime the former will help elect
United States Senators, circuit judges,
and the officers and employees of the
General Assembly. This is one case 10
which possession is worth more than
nime points of the law.
Tbibodaux Sentinel: The people ol
OpeIousas and of Washington are en-
titled h the everlasting gratitude and
unstinted praise of the members OF the
Louisiana Press Association tor theil
generous hospitalities extended to their
guests and their ever solicitious en-
deavors to promote the personal com.
fort and enjoyment of every member o.
the press. Long will they live in CRATE
! full remembrance In the hearts OF thost
to whose happiness they have so cheer
fully contributed during the short stal
of the association within their respec
| tive towns.
Shreveport Times Governor Nc
Emery had quite an ovation at the fare
well reception given him in the state
house last Saturday. The Senate cham
her was tlhronged with State and cit,
officials. The ladies arranged the re-
cention TO thus give evidence Of thei
estaem for his E1celleney. A gol'
| watch and chain, the testimonial of th
ladies and gentlemen of Baton Rouge
were presented to him in fitting term
4 IL prof. j.. w. Nicholson, and lmme
;liately thereafter Major Lee, actin
eonanlandant of the university present
!! .ed him with gold headed cane IN be
4 baII 81 "a cadets. Tho governors re
sDsasaa was bsa utifai aad appEo pirate
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RELIGIOUS one hundred and
thirty children made their first commu
MON at the Catholic Church on last
Thursday morning. The impressive
exercises were conducted by the Rev.
Fathers Gilbert and Francois Raymond
of Opelousas, Eby of Church Point,
Charles of Lake Charles and Branche
of Chataignier. Father Eby, the elo-
guent priest of Church Point, delivered
the sermon. As usual, upon such occa-
lions, the Church was filed to witness
the interesting divine ceremonies.
A very interesting and successful re-
ligious revival has been in progress at
the Methodist Church in this place for
the past two weeks, during which time
quite number of persons have joined
the church and shown great interest in
the divine services.
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Probate Court, Parish 81. Landry, No 4SOi
ESTATE OF ANTOINE PAIN, SR.
Whereas. Simeon Pain, of the parish Of st;
Landry, administrator of the above entitled
estate, has filed final tableau OF said estate
accompanied by his petition praying LOT the
homologatiou of the same;
tion aud tableau has been ordered by an or
der of court bearing date May 10, 1888 n
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given 10 ail ~
persons intei ested to make opposition TO saia
tableau, in writing. at my office, in the town
es Opeousas, within the time require ny INV;
why said tableau should not be homoioga''"
aud confirmed. crr.cryrpE
May II, 1883. 81
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DIED.-In Opelousas, May IA, 1888, SYDNEY
ro,-cI- suu of L z RaileE and Nina He

DIED.-In Opelousas, May IA, 1888, SYDNEY
LEoNCE, son of f. E. Bailey and Niua He
brari aged days.
-iu Washington, May Il, 1888, DAMON
FoNrENoT, aged 25 years.
in Opelousas, May I8, 1888, Louis
DEvILLIERs, aged % years.
= In Opelousas, May l5 1888, RALPH
HENRY, son Of L. A Sandoz and Alice l.. Gil,
aged month. and days.
Dear littleyRalph is gone--gouc forever
gone to that, mansion in the skies not made
BY hands, .srnal.' where sickness and sorrow
and death are unknown. Our loss is his gait:
the winged hosts of heaven will be his com
paniops through all eternity, while nothing
here rem aims of him baB a saddeDing remem-
brauce OF his infautie graces, his gentle, Win
some ways-a sweet and tender memory.
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Press Conventions bring together ed
itors of all shades Of political opinions.
Ateach annual reunion they meet each
other with the utmost good fellowship
aid all differences for the time are for
gotten. We hope the day is not far
distant when this friendship will gov
ern all journalistic labors from one re-
union to another when they will dis
cnss all questioEs in spirit OF true
amity. however conflicting their con-
yictions may be, whether in politics or
religion.
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NOTICE 9F TABLEAU.

Probate Court, Parish of ST. Landry, No. 4s27
ESTATE OF PAUL J. BAR.
Whereas, James Virgins, of the parish of
St. Landry, administrator of the above en-
titled estate, has filed tableau of classification
and distribution of funds of said estate, &C
companied by his petition praying for the ho.
molo alton OF the same
Aud whereas, notice OF fling OF said petit
tiou aud tableau has been ordered BY au or
der of court bearing date May l6, 1883. :,
persons Interested to make opposition to said
tableau, in writing, at my office in the town
of Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why said tableau should not be homologa:ed
and confirmed.
May 10, 1888. CLERK.
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r. o. Dowdy and NJ. w. Coles, rep
reseuting the Grand Central Nurseries
Of Nashville. Tenn, are now taxing or
ders for fruit trees, strawberry plants,
shrnbbery, &c, to be delivered Nov.
25th next. Parties that wish anything
in their line will do we'll to give them
their orders. May 19-4t.
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The new crop of Irish potatoes is
coming into the market now, bnt the
yield is rather short, owing to too much
dry weather during the growing season.
The prices, per barrel, are not being re-
allied that were predicted in the win
ter, doubtless on account of the low
quotations of the stock of northern po-
fat0es still on hand
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Probate Court Parish of ST. Landry, No. is.o
ESTATE OF ROSE THlERRT
Whereas, Simeon Birotte. of the parish OF St.
Landry, Testamentary Executor III the above
eutitled estate has filed tableau of classih.
cation of debts of said estate, accompanied by
bis petition praying for tho homologation of
the same;
And whereas, notce.yf filing of said petit
tIon and tableau has been. ordered by an or
der of court bearing date May 10, 1885,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given TO all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau, in writing, at my office il tho town
of OpeIousas, within the time required by law,
why said tabeau should not be homologated
and confirmed.
Nav II, 1888. Clerk
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Mr.. Jos. D. Richard died yesterday
morning, 18th inst, at the State Insane
Asylum at Jackson, La, where he had
been for more than ten years. Mr.. r.
had a wide family connection in our
p; risll, and for many years had been a
maa of note in our community, having
successively filled the Offices of Justice
of the Peace, Clerk of the Board of Po-
lice and of the Police Jury and Clerk
of Court He was about ST years OF
are
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-05-19

The charter members of the Philhar-
monic, Literary and Dramatic Associa-
ton who have already signed will meet
at Bailey's Hall, on next Tuesday night,
for permanent organization and elec-
ti0n of officers.
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The blackberry crop will be large
one this year. Why cannot some of
our people dry them for the market as
is done on an immense IScale in North
Carolina7 . A splendid medicinal wine
can also be made from them, which is
d specific in bowel diseases.
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May L. 1888.
NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

~
Pobate Court Parish Of st. Landry No. 1886.
ESTATE OF LOUIS MALvEAU AND WIFE.
Whereas, Ernest Malyeau, of the parish OF
st. Landry, tutor has fled tableau of CLASH
tcation OF debts and distribution Of funds OF
said estate. accompanied by his petition pray
ing for the homologation of the same;
And, whereas, notice Of filing Of said petl-
ton and tableau has been ordered by an OF.
der OF court bearing date May u, 1883.
persons interested to make opposition to said
labeau, in writing, at my Office in the town
of Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why said tableau should not be homologated-
and confirmed.
' JAMES o. CHACHERE, o
May 10, 1888. Clerk.
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On May 8, Mr.. Ghas. D. Stewart, of
0pelonsas, was awarded the contract
for building the bridge over bayou Co
codrie on the road from Chicot to Eola,
via Black Lake. Said bridge is to be
pile bridge $50 feet in length, and to be
completed on or before July lst. The
price bid was $1,000, and Mr.. Stewart
will doubtless do the work i'm a substan-
tial aud workmanlike manner.
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Posters are out announcing that an
other of those delightful soirees ddnsan-
to that the Bellevue Variety Hall As
sociation know so we'll how to get up
will come off next Wednesday, May %,
at their Hall in Bellevue. Admission
1noo
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-05-19

1t looks as though both the present
Senator's, Gibson and Eustis, will be
reelected. Ballotting will begin next
Tuesday. Senator Gibson's term will
expire next March, but Senator Eustis'
term will not expire before March, 1891.
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Mr.. DiomeI Durio has done some
more fine work with the road machine
ID Garland's lane. The grade is high
ID the center, sloping like a roof into
good bitches, which will effectnally
drain off the surplus water of all heavy
showers. Since the work dry weather
has prevailed and the road bed has had
fall time to settle and be beaten firm by
krRrAi
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a Model Farm.

A lew days ago we lhau occasion TO
60 to the "Holland" plantation, sitnat-
ed four miles southwest of Opelonsas,
owned by Capt. Blanks and under the
splendid management Of Mr. Richard
Cottingham, one of the most thorough
gcing farmers in St. Landry.
oMr. Cottiugham took MS over part
of his field which we found under a
high state of cultivation, q large area of
corn being about waist high and tho
,onghly plowed out, and one hundred
and thirty acres Of cotton chopped out
and moulded up with good stand ev-
erywhere. The work of cnltivation was
going on briskly and Systematically
with the best farm implements, and by
this time doubtless this large farm has
been entirely worked over We were
shown some fine Hostein cattle and
Berkshire and Poland China hogs which
were beautiful to look upon, and about
400 young chicks of the Plymouth Rock
and Brahma strains Mr. C. informed
us that he raised nearly everything con-
sumed by his family, except coffee, SUI
gar and -four, and that his personal ex
penses since the lst of January had
been little more than thirty dollars.
He has fine vegetable garden which
contained many varieties of choice veg
etables. There are very few farms in
our parish so completely self-sustain-
ing, and Mr. c. and his good wife are
models in the way of social attentions
and lavish hospitality.
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TAKEN up AS AN EsTRAY,

nY the undersigned about March 3, uear
Is public road leading to Washington, RED u
Cow about years old with red calf 10
months old. Gov branded on left hip about
thus: Fl fac-simile of brand at COURIER
officel, has "a fork in right ear. and portion
OF left ear cut and hanging. Has been IN tne
neighbcrioed for two years Inc owner -
take lleP4 Away. fAuA nOA'
10 800 fs.a
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Thibodaux Sentinel: The annual re-
unions of the Louisiana Press Associa-
ton will always prove sources of intel
lectual and social enjoyment SO long as
the association remains " Smart and
Tollv y
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We understand that in part of the
western portion of this parish rain has
not fallen for several weeks, and, as
consequence, the crops are suffering
yery se,iously from the drouth.
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Coroner Thompson is now Acting
sheriff. Mr.. C. C. Duson having resign
a ID order to enter upon the discharge
ofhis duties as Senator.
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Attention, Contributors!

A meeting of the contributors to the fund
raised for the entertainment of the Louisiana
Press Association will be held on Monday,
MAY 81, at $50 p. m., at the Court House, for
the purpose of disposing of the unexpended
balance in hands of the Committee of Ar
rangemen's. l.. A. SANDOA,
Chairman
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s. HERIFF'S SALE.
District Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 140sS
Michael Bowling VS. Thomas C. Anderson, Ad.
nlinisirator and ais


By virtue of an order of .zure and sale is
sued out of the 18th Judicial District Court in
ii Id for the parish of St. Landry, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, will proceed to
sell al public auction to the last and highest
bidder, at the Court House in the town of
Opelousas, parish of st. Landry, on SATUR-
DA Y, the I'd day Of June, A. D. 1888, at IL
A. NJ, the following described property, to-
wit:
The undivided four tifths, that is to say the
undivided one fifth of Thomas NJ. Anderson,
undivided one fifth of Edward K Anderson,
undivided one fifth of Charles B. Anderson
and the undivided one fifth of VIM. F. Ander-
SON. represented by Virginia S. Garland admi-
nistratrix of his estate and tutrix of his minor
children, of the following described property
to-wit: certain plantation situated III the
parish of St. Landry, La, about two miles
from Grand Coteau, containing fourteen hun
lred arpen5, with all the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon, consisting OF a dwelling
house, large new stOre-house, large stable,
eoru house, with thirty other buildings occu-
pied by lJborers also large steam cotton gin.
Bounded OIL the north by public road leading
from Grand Coteau to Bayou Teche, on the
south by the Bayou Careucro, on the east by
the Prairie Basse Coulee and the lands of
Sicily and Bf0ussard aud on the west by the
plantation of Mrs. Richard and the plantation
Of Petetin and Prejean.
Also the following property to-wit6 Que
brown American mare, two plows, one har-
row, one double tree and two single trees,
and about one hundred and fifty bushels of
corn.
Terms and Conditions - On credit of
twelve months, the purchaser TO furnish good
and solvent security aud pay all costs aud
49, C. C. DUsoN.
May L. 1888. Sheriff.
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Those who gave ORDERS for photo
graphs of the Louisiana PressSAssocia-
tion f at Woodworth's Springs on the Sd
inst, can now get their copies at this
sGina
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We have had fine weather again dur
inc the past week. The planters are
gsfting their crops all in fine condition
and the outlook is, so far, quite encour-
nrinn
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Thibodaux Sentinel: Press Conven-
tions are mighty pleasant affairs but
they have very demoralizing effects up
on the human system and make. editors
uncomfo. tably lazy
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A GOOD shower of rain wodld be &C,
,antable now to lay the dust and facili-
tate the growth Of crops.
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For ice cold soda water and the best
of ice cream go TO the elegant Star sa-
loon Under the COURIER office
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$693l9.l0
t[NSoiI- u
f. A. KING. Dy. Col.
ST Landry. la,

~
st. Landry, La.
On motion of Mr.. Martin Carron, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas. G. G. Duson, Sheriff and ex-ottcio
Tax Collector of the parish OF st. Landry, has
this day duly exhibited to the Police Jury the
proper and legal receipts and vouchers given
to him. in conformity with law, by the Treas,
urer of the parish of St. Landry, being for, aud
covering i'll full to this date, ali collections by
him made iu his said capacity, for poll taxes
and parish taxes and liceuses due the parish
of St. Landry and
Whereas said receipts aud vouchers, are
full. complete and satisfactory to this body ..
Therefore, be it resolved. that the CLERK OF
Court of the parish of st. Landry aud eX,otr
eio Recorder thereof. is hereby duly author,
led and empowered by this body to cancel
and annul the bonds given by the said Duson,
in his aforesaid capacity of Sheriff and ex-ofl-
clio Tax Collector, in favor of said parish of
ST. Landry, thereby fully discharging and re-
lieving said Duson and his securities of all fur.
ther liability towards said parish, in his said
capacity of Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Messrs. Haas, Saiaan and Carron,
having been appointed a committee to examine
the claims filed against the parish, reported
through their chairman Mr.. Haas, that they
examined and found correct the following
claims:
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VOL. XXXV.
OPELOUSAS
SATURDAY, -: MAY 10, 1898

Gov. McEnery's message is lengthy
and yery able document and covers all
aaottars of interest to the State.
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$765000 1850 90
TAX COLLECTORS REPORT
of Parish Licenses for the year 1888:
Parish Blank Licenses for the
year 1888 received from the
Clerk OF the Police Jury -. S790O00
Parish Licenses for 1888 col
eeted and paid to the treas.
urer less collectors com'u-- $53l0.0O
Blank ph licenses returned. 259000
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$7900C0 1900 0O
The Police Jury acting as committee OF
the whole to examine the above statements
and reports of the Tax Collector, accepted
same having found them correct i'll all
particulars and duly cancelled the Blank Lii
ceuses for 1856, 1887 and 1888 returned as
above stated.
Tax Collector Statement showing amount of
Parish and Criminal Taxes on Tax Rolls
for the years 1856 and 1887, Amounts
Collected on same, and Amounts Paid
Over to the Parish Treasurer to the 10th
of May, 1888.
Parish Taxes on roll of 1886 $37 so
Crim'l. so do 34722.20
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81 l1l 90 1lpn 90
EfO-V'o
TAX COLLECTOR REPORT

of Parish Licenses for the year 1857
Parish blank Licenses for 1857
received from the Gle OF
the Police Jury ........ S1S50.0 0l
Parish licenses of 1887 collect
ed aud paid to the treasurer,
less collectors commission $4,000
Blank llceuses returned ~ 2680.00
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Total aunt collected on Roll
1886 as above ..-......... 592eo.'o
Total aunt collected OH Roll
1887 as above .-..-...---. 5nll2.33
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Net paid the Treasurer. 8 GIG 2t
TAX COLLECTORS REPORT
OF Parish Licenses for the year 1856
Jan. %, 'S6. Blank Parish Ii
censes reed Clk of Pol Jry. s26500o
Amt collected on same as per
cash book of Phi. Treasurer
less collectors commission ) 355.00
Blank Ph. licenses destroyed
by fire % March, 1886 80. $22q500
April7, &c. Blank Phi. Liceu-
ses 1886 reed from Clerk of
Police Jury Observation-Disclosures $lS15.00
Amt collected and paid the
Treasurer less collectors
commission Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Blank licenses returned. .-.... $500
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

May II. 1888.
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$500 fifteen dollars for the road from David

$500 fifteen dollars for the road from David
Courvile to Chataignier.
$1,000 ten dollars for the road on which Lu.
cius Richard is overseer
$500 twenty-five dollars for the road on
which Eugene Richard Jr. is ogersecr.
ROAD OyERSEERS.
j, A. MeIaneon-lro Taylo.s bridge t" Che
Wis place.
Gerard Frug j. b. DupItchain to Frn-
yes bridge on bayou DIES Cannes.
Joseph Nidrine-Frng6's bridge on bayou des
Cannes to Ncz-piqr6 bridge at Ernest
FrugG's.
Numa Hebert-fron road on bayou Teche be.
tween Charles Clay and Antoine Armand
to the end of the 40 arpents,
TAX COLLECTORS REPORT,
for all parish collections during the month Of
April 1888 and the month of May to the 10th
April Parish Taxes of 1887 $322.20
" Criml taxes 1887 30.8j
= Licenses 1888. ....- }25. .00$61 S.05
Nav. Parish Taxes 1887 ....... $26l 90
'' Crim'l taxes 1887 73.4J
Licenses 1888 --.-- 100 90 l6,5 30