The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-25

sAs s..ss and that ample appropriation
se 800 made for their maintenance and
sbon1s Z aneh an appropriation rs would
NpR Kan comfortable quarters, well
ias1is heated and lighted, and warm
veanls s ma healthful food Of sufficient
detnl !. g well as q sufficient number OF
gssa~sssns and reliable attendants.
ss@N-Resolved, That this association
fl 80 earnestly r%eprobate the injudi.
aoss ssd hurtful practice of doing public
oas 80 heaow legal rates and for less than
pIiaasss svacted Of private individuals.
she $3.50 further, That the members OF
s.~se;ation discontinue the practice oil
NV s~ any public printing by offering q
$500 . IN performing such work free OF
eoaas 81 refusing to the violators of this
epss st;sss the courtesy of exchanging with
y ms.h -Resolved, That the Louisiana
49, press Association extend its thanks
pss ss.;ny i. r. Grisamore, Colonel l. D.
3 4. N. Coulon, F. w. Nichols. DR..
a9u.0 Hazzo. Ernest Dionne, Hon. l. F.
sean ,ssy Thos. Roger, Mrs Lambert,
gr~ytis. Miss BinniDgs and Miss KEN
hls ~ Messrs. q. Freitinger and q. Tet.
81, .nd IL other citizens of Thibodaux,
wv 800 ID such hearty welcomSmand
Wy sstaytsinment. While We desire TO
- 49, aur obligations, especially for the
sA I'M manifested by the citizens in a
49, sssend snce st the sessions of the con.
Me f5@s for the rich treat we enjoyed in
-sr9ormance of the Thibodaux brass
VI sra orchestra at our meetings, for
aaaedsllrhtful concert given US Tuesday
~ and for the magnificent excursion
Mssnssdav on the elegant steamboat Alice
1splssc. We shall always have al CRATE
81 ss,nembrancs of the constant attention
4 sonytssies bestowed upon us from the
asrring I'D the end of our visit, and we
s.sss nj hosts that hereafter the town
ssTgssjhodaux and the parish of Lafourche
80 NV an the devotion of our hearts and
svsnEh-Resolved, That the thanks of
a. sesdgsation are hereby rendered to DR..
IN Gszzo. Richard Foret, MIR. j. L. Lee
s5s5s md wife. Mr. John Lipall, wife and
ss.Vbsar. Camille C. Chauvin and wife,
rSsa I.aBlauc and wife. Misses Mat and
rslIis MolaisoD, Mrs. v. Foret and Miss
psss Foret. Alcide Chauvin and wife,
5000 Knobloch and daughters, w. He
IN 4 gevin. Miss Blanche Foret. Mr.. T.
p;ts nd wife and Mrs. Simon Abraham,
Mrs s. Bourgeois and daughter, Mr.
gsbar1ss Mathews, 7. j. johnson, L. Il.
I1ilande and G. A. Folse and family, for
Advh handsome entertainment Of the asso-
dasIon III Mr. Foret's Mary plantation, on
tAa stearabSat excursion IN Wednesday.
"a ASA desire to express our thanks to
nsaSaiu Max Blanchard and the officers oil
sSa stsaa,er Alice Leblanc, for attentions
smd eoartesies bestowed upon the associa-
ia 1uYing their most pleasurable excur-
spn ID the lower Lafourche.
EI9hfh-Reeoived, That the press sees
il ia york accomplished by Prof. Chol,
Il Thihodaux, the great possibilities OF
nNsicag culture in the villages and towns
Il Louisiana and it is the n of the
sssssiafiOn that the press should give
hssksx em-couragement 10 the of mu-
eSleaAca1inn, since music ministers both
Is ne esioyment and elevation of q com
nsnlsy aid Is one of the re6nements of
Utilization. The cultivation of the fine
should 70 in hand with the develop
asnto az lie Industries and resources of the
sssls.
Ninsh-Resolved, That the thanks OF
sb6&ssasisti0n are hereby rendered te
shsss great factors in the development oil
hAS State, The Queen and Crescent, the
Teams Pacific, the Mississippi Valley, the
HirolsG Central, the Southern Pacific and
EAAG NAAahaz, jackson and Columbia rail
ssaas, Eor The aid they have giveR HE as,
eaitionin carrying out the objects it has
ID si8tF. namely, 20 unite the people oil
Es Vnfions sections in common interest
rake known 10 the world the ad-
NAatsRes, attractions and OF
BYsSY aestien oil Louisiana and for their
laca IN bringing the editors together
s saFs to the end that the press of the
nAF concentrate its power upon mat
@ ElAsng to the general welfare of the
snd the material advancement OF
s Eflse.
AFhth-Resclyed, That the proceedings
u isis Aession Of the Louisiana Press As
Rsslilea hs published by MIR. F. Samoan,
sa TadhOdaux Sentinel.
spsakh-Resolved, That the subject
skssesfo be Charged for Foreign AID
fassements, be reassigned for discussion
q AsEt AanHal meeting of the ASSOC iation,
" thak Messrs. Pearce, of the Rustor
agA, EareW, of the JeaneTette PHO
Ha MAts0n, of the Trinity Herald BIZ
AAsaally requested to submit their views
% tA1s Imp9ftant question q tsaid meeting
n j further resolved, That the secre-
g MI Shls association be instructed Il
MNinaaseate with the Mississippi Pres;
gsason. and, if possible, endeavor tt
asSs lhe subject of foreign lads dis
saaAsd " their next meeting and let hel
sspaEs = the annual meeting Of this asso-
sssk.aA r. 1880 what steps have or will b.
Nv SHAT body.
NNslI8h-Resolved, That the thanks oil
g. aSsNeIaai0n are returned to the people
II A~lsxAnagia fortha cordial invitation ex
REaed V through their mayor TO holt
ssz nsxs session in that city, and this &C
s~AoNAsdgment Of an appreciated courtes.
accompanied by in expression of regre
@az sas Invitation reached the association
~ taa matter OF selecting our next an
81 nesting place had been passed upon
$50
sAs soE comes from Florids, wher
3s#2s Mksed hogs are common Tw,
ASSaNR rho had become accustomed Il
lnE nega ct home that would weigl
sAA a0 % 500 pounds, were walking il
Ut NAsARas of d Florida town. while Their
flsak A hog of the exceedingly thil
kzme into their path from q patel
1. NRasas AZ locked like the profile of
s eMs from pasteboard, rather than
.sss Hzlss creature. Directly another o
ksasAnsted creatures came trottinI
Is s#H w. IKE the first one. when one o