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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-08-10
General Notes.

The ice factory at Alexandria has been
sold for $4,000 cash to Mr.. S. Cullen,
who will add a steam laundry and cold
storage warehouse.
Sullivan was arrested in New York
last week and taken to Purvis Miss,
where he was released on a $4,000 bond
to appear for trial next Tuesday.
Hon. Lionel Adams, the celebrated
criminal lawyer and ex district attorney
of New Orleans, was married in that
city last week to Miss Louise Sarpy.
The seizure by United States war
vessel of Canadian sealing boat in
Alaskan waters promises to make trou-
6le between this country and Great
Britain.
DIR. Brown Sequard, one of the most
eminent and learned physicians Of the
day, announces that he has discovered
a veritable elixir of life, capable of re-
storing to the aged, by single applica
ton, the strength and vigor of youth.
The entire business portion of Spo-
kane Falls, the second city in illpor-
tance in Washington Territory, was
destroyed by fire last Sunday night.
Thirty blocks were reduced to ashes,
I and the loss is estimated at ten mil
! lions of dollars. :
! Ruston Caligraph: The Cineannati po-
lice arrested about $50 saloon keepers
last Sunday in enforcing the Sunday
law, The fiat has gone forth over the
! length and breadth of the land where
! the Christian Sabbath is respected, that
the Sunday saloon must retire from
business.
! Welsh Crescent Welsh has held hel
first fair and every ybody is apparently
we'll pleased with the showing there
made. Such enterprises are boundetc
bring their reward, and we of Calcasieu
parish cannot overestimate the benefit
not only our own town and community
but the entire parish will derive from
these public exhibitions of the products
and resources of our country. 1t brings
together the farmers from all section!
of the parish. They see what Others
are doing, and in conversing gain mucf
information to their benefit. Aside
from this it creates q desire and the
ambition to improve their production
that they may successfully cope will
any farmer in the parish, -
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N. @. Times Democrat: year or two ago
some of our Yankee codfshing shippers went
around Boston buying little holiday cannon
tn arm their sehooners and fight off the hated
British cruisers that dared TO overhanl Lnel' .ll
While they were procuring bait in doubtful
1raters ateg Now it is tile Canadian aud Colnm-
han fur sealers that a,8 8blustering what they
III do with their popgnns if United States taat,e
reTenue vessels dare to seize them The
threats C2om the last source amount Ir5 10 n1
more than they did from the first. The seal
shippers will submit to snrresder as grace
rnity as the codfshers did when cahed on t6
do 40 The two greatest nations in the world
WI viii settle the fisheries troubles with no con
sideration for the greed or avarice Of any k'no
of fishermen, but with a view to s-hr ness,
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AE Leon Wolff, of Washington,
ssal a dozen heads of beautiful white
.lee9 % The N. o. Times Democrat a few
ass ago. and that paper says anent
i sae grown by Mr.. C. Andreport in a
ssia near Washington, on prairie land,
a'Agalsd I By rain wateg alone. From
.as length Of these heads, and the mum.
~ q grains they contained, We should
Innate that this ST. Landry rice field
apala yield about eleven barrels per
,sss AVS Il u. Landry lands can make
ss IVY average we would advise all the
@s'lsy farmers Of that great and pros
ssIeas parish to devote portion Of
ssls farms to rice culture. It would
~ ,sssIa them $40 per acre, with scarcely
ssg work If they are not compelled to
M Ills cost of irrigation. But we
49, 49, they would find more money by
,s s,ssetIng their fertile prairiea to the cul-
's's q sugar cane.
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III desire to call the attention of
ssss ss. lterested to the advantages of
sss:. Nv Dy the State deaf, dumb and blind
sI;.!. sas.'.aia at Baton Rouge. This in
s.s'lsIen IN. il now in fouTishing condi-
s sss Vol supplied with Ml the acces-
ss II ' required to impart a thorough
eIss sss ss # obstruction to pupils, and in
Nss. 's''ss sn able corps Of teachers, among
~, ss'e Y our old friend Prof. JAS. Good
sllo was q resident of our town
ssl years ago. As tho tuition is
HI a s would urge upon parents u
s sssa having deaf and dumb or
's.. ailaren 70 send them to this in
Ss ii The next session opens on
of October, and closes on Che
se allowing q vacation Of fonf
s year. Further Information
saa BY addressing Hon. John
4Ss. Supt. Tia. Inst. ID, p. and
loa Rouge, Ia.
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SAme WhO AmOWS.

The following testimonial is from a gentle
man who knows our formula and is thorough.
ly acquainted with the curative property OF
our Tonic. Tho way to know the merits is TO
try the article. Amy practicing physician who
desires the formula of Dr. Westmoreland's
Calisaya Tonic may obtain it from the West
moreland Calisaya Tonic Company, Green.
Vile, S. C. This letter is from malarlai
section.
WEST POINT, Miss.
Having shown me the formula for making
your Tonic while visiting your city the past
summer take great pleasure in recommend
ing it. am delighted with it, having given
bers of my own family suffering from malaria
toxamia. Very truly, B. 5. DUNe---2 NJ. ID.
For sale by f. E. Bs.ley. Opelousas, and
Blake & burke, Washington, La.
Even Uncle Sam WI bow in submission ON
Sept. Is cause then oae Of his Silver Dol
lars will buy -?
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N, @. Times Democrat: The New
York Star, in commenting on the re,
cent arrests of Lafayette regulators,
says that Gov. Nichols has evidently
made np his mind that the laws in his
State are stringent enough to keep
crime in check and that the regular OIL
fieials are perfectly competent to en-,
force them. In his war on the so called
regulators, gentlemen who take upon
themselves the jurisdiction OF the
conrts. he will be upheld by publ,
opinion both in his, own State ano
throughout the country Iilis IS . YER y
sensible observation and is the sense o
the bless generally.
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N. O. Times Democrat 1t is sad to read
! of how great forest fires are constantly help
ING on the work of deforestation in the coun-
try. 1t is more than likely that fire was the
agent which served to denude countless mil,
lions of acres of prairie land in the unltea
States of timber. The grand timber belts OF
the country are being drawn on by man to an
eytent that warrants the prediction that the
timber supply of America viii not last cen
tnry longer unless steps are taken to com
nensate for the continued destruction OF the
forests by fire and the woodlands ak. Maine,
Miebipan and Minnesota have all had their
forests enormously reduced There is enough
lumber in the Southern pine belt to last M the
country for very nearly century The
Southern people are not wise to sell these
lands now at prices that are not tenth OIL
their actual value.
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7he Lafayette jail-breakers and
Eknshers, who were taken to New Or
ssns last week and incarcerated in the
Dlish prison there, have been sent
bask To Lafayette and imprisoned in
Ihs jAiI which they partially demolish-
ID, ID await their trial.
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Avery pleasant children's party was
sVeA at The former residence of DIR.
AlgsB On last Tuesday evening, by
Hlses Stella Estorge, Aline Delarae
hdEaya D6iean, who entertained a
Islgs number of their little friend in
Amust samptuous and cordial mani Or.
Itey we're All delighted, and nov
render why lese reunions do not ode
sal more freGaently.
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d Wednesdy, August l4th, a Soiree
lhDsante win be given at the Hall in
ssleyue. The services OF the Breaux
ldage Band have been secured for the
utasiOn and q nice time is expected.
N advertisement elsewhere.
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~ TONSTABLE'S SALE.
Ist Justices Court, Parish of St, Landry.
Auoustus Craft VS.. Louis Desmarais.

BY virtue of a writ Of Fl. IA, to me directed
by the Hon. j. b. G. Donate. Justice of the
Peace, Iat ward in and for the parish of St.
Landry, will proceed to sell at public aue-
tion to the last and highest bidder, on MON
DAY @ the Goth day of August, A. D.,
1889, = 10 o'clock a. M, at the Office of Hon.
J, B.cs Donaco, in the town of Opelousas,
parish 12f ST. Landry, the following des.
cribed property, seized in the above entitled
suit, tO-wit;
A certain lot of ground situated in the town
Of Opelousas, La, together with all the build
ings aud improvements, thereon, having
front of fifty feet on Market street, and run
ming back in depth to the coul6e lesson,
bounded north by property of Maurice Villa
SEGA, south by property of estate of Elizabeth
Martin, deceased wife of Bernard Martin,
east or front by said Market street, and west
by said coulee lesson.
Terms and Conditions.-To he sold on q
crI ait of twelve months, purchaser furnishing
proper bond and paying all costs in cash.
CLIFTON LEMON,
Constable lc,,ward, parish of st. Landry
August TO- 1889 st
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Eaterpillars are said to have made
lhslr appearance near Grand Coteau,
aAd tlis pests may now be looked for
u every section Of the parish. 1t is
claimed that the Texas Cotton Worn,
Destroyer will anihilats them and save
sae crops even after the worms are
seatsersd over the fields aud at work.
sAf Jules Perrodin has this valuable
preparation for sale, and a certificate
nom { we'll known citizen, appended to
a's advertisement, in another column,
Ise9mmends it very highly for its
psoHpsneas and efficacy. Try it.
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o,car Tate, charged with the mul der
aImile Vidrine, who has been in our
mrsh jail since last March, has been
rlsassi BY Judge Lewis on q writ OF
I,Isas corpus on a $4,000 bond.
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william Curley, fo5pheriy Mayor o.
wash;noton. was severely injured at
lake Charles a few days since BY TALL
ing from scaffold when y eTa,,;s was sDa na.
afr1ncting IN for the execution OF Louis Des !.
nsarest ~ and Summer Miller, TO come on
an the 10th.
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10 tsle SeasaaOre and the white
q Mountains.
Last Three Trips of the Finest Train in the
r, worst

The next " Sea Side and White Mountains
Special solid Pullman Vestibnled train of the
Chicago and Grand Trunk R'y leaves Dear
born Station, Chicago Wednesday, July 3lst,
August 7th and August 18th, at p. m. The
attractions of Niagara Falls, Thousand Is
lands, Rapids Of the st. Lawrence River,
Montreal, and the glorious scenery OF the
White Mountains, are all enjoyed by passen-
gers on this modern hotel on wheels. The en-
tire train, including dining car, barber shop,
ladies' and gentlemen's bath rooms, library,
and observation car, with four magn,ticen,tt mt
Pullman Vestibnled Sleeping Palaces, all
lighted by electricity, runs through to the Al
lantic coast without change Of any car. The
ladies should not overlook the special feature
Of LADY attendant" who accompanies the
train. Passengers for the White Mountains,
Rangeley Lakes, Poland Springs, Portland,
Bar Harbor. Old Orchard, York Harbor'
Portsmouth, Isle of Shoals, and all the sea
side and mountain resorts of New England
should secure Accommodations early ON TINS
finest train in the world by applying to Il. Ii.
Hughes, General Western Passenger Agent
Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway, No to5
Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
Tourist tickets to all Eastern summer re-
sorts are now on sale good to Oct. 3ist.
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,1.,s viii be divine services at the
!. ia0,s ..a,,sl Church, Opelousas, to-mor-
bll'tCr',a tICrrnaayl at $50 o'clock p. NJ, by
IS y, C. Kramer.
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We rise to remark. ifit is in order
Md He may be permitted to do go with
|lut being accused of high treason,
hataatrong candidate and q vigorous
lalgass seem to be pretty badly need
Vi BY Tie Democrats in the Third Dis
hlet just now. That strong candidate
Murphy j. Foster !; under his leader
aap \ reunited party will make the
vigorous canvass.
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p,,nett & Sons have decided to re-
raip thirty days longer. All persons
vIa h sle ID need of photographs should
NJ u. sbep1 4 call. All work first class.
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Sheriff Fonteno.s has settled with the ln
Auditor for the qrs. .rter ending June o.
he has collected over SO per cent on
the roll Of 1885, and of the State u,
censes of $50 he has already collected
AZ. .35l so. A pretty good showing.
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III. j. R. G. Pitkin, of New Orleans,
/. Men appointed minister OF the
T.,s1 y States to the Argentine Repub-
/. Rpenos Ayres, sc.
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n..,h and marriage notices. not ex-
..s;ss ISs,s i've lines are published free.
os;.as,ies @ss'sS are charged at one half rate
.i,sadipg notices, ,nts
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\ Minor, a wealthy sugar planter
!, ,gsnsbonne, has been nominated by
4 II RsDublicans for Congress in the Sd
Ss,iet. N % sacceed the late E. j. Gay.
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M-G0y. HI. C. Warmoth, of delecta-
" memory, has been appointed Col
lesaor Of Customs at New Orleans, in
gaee I Of Hon. B. F. Jonas and John
Fatty c0lored, has been appointed
Naval Officer, vice I'll. p. Kernochan.
40 William Grant, of New Orleans,
= las been appointed U. S. Attorney for
" Y Eastern distrieb of Louisiana, vice
eaarles Parlange, of POinte- -Coup6e.
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...hsr Stamps, Stencils, Seals, Mon
1.ss nsssB Badges, SC, furnished on short
sslaps' AMY to Fred L. Sandoz.
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Go to Bloch for cheap dry goods. For
chean crockeryh saddlery, hardware,
&C., 60 to Bf6tlA For a cheap wagon y
ao to Bloch. Wee his advertisement
81 and accept his ilpFitation to call fon
will never regieAit.
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Fred Savant, of Bayou B@uf, Q young
man of nineteen, was incafcefa.eu -
our parish Jail few days ago on i, ao "
connt of 4 sudden and violent ATTACK u
damantia.
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Thos Il. Handy, the New Orleans Liquor ~;
aaaIar, Who was tried and found gnilsy gnas 2, II, m
olating the Sunday law was nnen RI a. n tile
Jsfanit. two months imprisonmehs ~ sns
ua,sd.s nar;sh nrison. he paid the fine.
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Willie Perry, Is year old boy, ne
phew of Mr.. Alfred Perry of our town,
was stabbed at Crowley, on the 22d
ult., with a pocket knife, by colored
boy of about the same age, and died
last friday, Cd inst. He was buried
here Ga the following day. The Grow
ley Signal says ofthis deplorable affair
1t seems that there was little cause for
this mataer to have ended SO seriously,
as there was only boyish difference
between them, but the negro seems to
have been most wickedly disposed and
ready to dse Nknife upon the slight,
esE provocation. He was arrested and
jailed.
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The silyery ring of dollar will echo
thraueh tha portals of every household on
sent IS. After then A Dollar does It, now
wonderful
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K, advertising columns will be
D ,, y. aSaadd of the Odell Type Wri-
:. n Raad il.
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The horribly mutilated body OF an
Indian named Lastie was found in bay
on Crocodile, near Wilson's saw mill,
last Tuesday He had been missing
from his home on Mr.. Francois Pitre's
plantation, in Grand Prairie, since last
Saturday3eand it is Supposed that ne
was murGered, disemboweled and
thrown into the bayou on that day. The
Sheriff is hot on Il, p trail of the perpe-
traitors of this frightful crime.
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GARD OF THANKS.

In behalf of Opelousas Steam Fire c.. No |
ge desire to return to Mrs I'll. D. Lareade our
warmest thanks for the assistance given by
her in the decoration of our engine on the 9TH
of July, and to express our regret that her
name was inadvertently omitted from the list
of those to whom thanks were rendered in a
nreyjous card. J. M MORRIS,
L. A. SANDoZ,
S. C. PRICE,
AUGUST 9th. 1889. Committee.
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On motion the Police Jury adjourned uhtis
Monday, October 7th, 1889, at 10 o'clock n 2: 4''
Attest: =. IA prasident
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Personal.

-, MISS Doucie Andrus returned on
l uesaay from pleasure trip to Gar.
land Station. W 0'
MIR. j. X. Sandoz left on Tuesday
evenings train for short business trin
to the Crescent City. y +
There was q pleasant picnic at the
Woodworth springs last Sunday in hon
or of the return of Miss Bernadette In.
pre- from school at Grand Coteau.
Messrs. G. Mornhinveg, ST., C. Diet
lein and c. Brand left for Sohr Lake
Tex, last Sunday.
{ Mr.. A. S. Leche principal of Leebe,s
Graded Institute for boys, located at
New Orleans, will next week visit
Opelousas and Washington for the
purpose of placing before our citizens
VINO haHe boys to educate the advan-
tages offered by his excellent Institute.
he expects to reach here next Monday.
See advertisement in another column.
A party consisting of DR.. A. j. Ber-
cier, Robt. Chacher6 and B. F. Megin
ley and their families and Mcssrs. w.
q. and Oct Perranlt, after spending
SIX days on the banks of the Calcasieu
river, returned last Monday evening.
They report having had a very pleas
ant time
Mrs. j. b. Sandoz and daughter, Miss
Adrlenne Guilbeau, and Misses Louise
and Esther John attended the wedding
of MIR. Antoine Close and Miss Alice
Lafond, at Lafayette, last Wednesday
Mrs. t. A. Clayton, of New Orleans,
formerly of Cataro, near Washington,
is on a visit to her old home.
Our senior, Leonce Sandoz, ESQ, re
turned home last Tuesday after pleas
ant stay of three weeks at Biloxi.
Mrs. Gaudet, of New Orleans
mother of Mrs. Alexis Sandoz is here on
a visit.
Mr. Ike Roos, who has been on al
extensive pleasure trip during the past
few weeks returned home on Sunday
last, looking hale and hearty.
A party consisting of Messrs. K. Bail
lilo, t. B. Brooks, c. Pefferkorn and Fl
Dejean left on Tuesday g morning trair
for Cote Blanche, in St. Mary parish
where they expect TO spend weeF
bathing and fishing in the gulf.
Messrs. C. N. Ealer and P. j Eefeb
vre left last Sunday for ten or twelve
days sojourn on the Calcasieu river
near Oaklin Spring At Prnd'homm'
City they were joined by DR.. Theogen'
ChacheI6, r. c. Chacher6 and NJ. G
Wilkins, and being regaillardi by sucl
jolly company went on their way re
joicing.
Our neighbor across the street, I
Latreyte, Esq, had new arrival il
his family last Thursday. AS it is ;
bouncing boy this time, friend Latreyt'
is in an exceptionally happy frame Q
mind.
Miss Birdie Harmanson left last Mon
day for visit to Simmsport. Don
stay too long. Miss Birdie.
{ Miss Leila Hudspeth returned o.
fIat.nes>1 lay from a pleasant stay will
| frfends at Abbeyille.
Miss Pearl Boagni has spent severl
days this week at New Iberia.
Mr. Joseph ISirnberg returned o'
last Tuesday from trip to Galveston.
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SAMUEL m. PETERS.

EVERY description of brick work done on
Il "a short notice, and at most moderate prices.
Construction of chimneys, tombs, etc., and
whitewashing a speciality.
Residence on North street, near C. Dietieln
grocery. 0pelousas. Jy0
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fixing the value at $4244 second, because
appended to SAID inventory is the affidavit OF
Mr.. H. l.. Erich Ohe gentleman i'll charge OF
s. Haas store) setting forth that the amount or
merchandise on hand at the time of this inven-
tory was more than an average stock; third,
because $4,000 is about valuation, this being
the rule adopted by the Board; fourth. because
there is no evidence to show that S. Haas
stock is of q greater value.
On motion of Mr.. Dossman, Police jury at
journed until July 81, 1889, at 10 Il. H.
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) have had too much rain this week
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M0NTRGSs HOTEL,

Biloxi. Miss.
Omen Summer and DVlNteTs
This delightful Seaside Resort for Tourists
offers first class accommodations Hotel is
situated directly on the beach Of the Gulf OF
Mexico, and affords fine
Boating, Fishing, Hunting and Driving.
The accessibility, pure air and freedom from
malaria render Biloxi one of the most desir-
able spots on the Gulf shore,
Hotel First Glass, Rates Reasonable.
- Applications for rooms by mail or tele-
graph will receive prompt attention.
P. J. MONTROSS,
June 22-3ml Proprietor.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

GOOD engine and boiler, eight and one
n half horse power, in good condltloaoi % np-
nIy at this office. mou wv"
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~ be o clam-Advertise.
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TEXAS
Cotton Worm Destroyer,
FOR SALE BY
JULES PERR0DIN,
OPELoUsAs, LA.

Read this certificate
d certify that the Cotton Worm Destroyer
/ which used last year, 1887, did its 9Hni work
effectively Prepared according TO deeSuS ieesS H.
one pound bottle OF TINS S pSisnn t snriuSIa an
ppsnt ar saOnfs of cotton % attacked eaterpars
"nnii"red Hpi,usyd and produced full yield, while
other fields near by were Literally devoarsd, cd:
This proeO"s p%'On sy Ies be found at the store
Of Jules Perrodin, Opelousas. >,nnr
aniTtf CLE0PHAS ANDREPONT.
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Present: E. M. Boagni, president, Robin, Du-
rio, Dossman, Bihm, Stage. at Milburn,
Barry, Haas, and Ward. IN"
The minutes of the preceding meetings were
read and adopted.
Mr. Haas moved to place the valuation of the
vacant lots owned by B. F. Meginley at Sl60.
Mr.. Dossman moved to amend and place the
valuation at $500. Amendment carried.
On motion of Mr.. DOssman the Police Jury
adjouaAed until July %, at 10 a. m.
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OPELOUSAS:

..,r,rTIPDAY,: mo, :: AUGUST l