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Az ordinance 'evying taxes a,nountinc IN ,ho
aggregate to ten mills on the dollar and
providing for their collection ~
SEC. !. Be it ordained hy the mavor .r.,
trus'ees OF the Town Of Thi6odaux n a,n,"
ell assembled, S""n
That tor the calender year &nno t,o,,;r;
Eighteen hundred and %eighty-nine, Their. "a
hereby levied taxes amounting in The ayyr..
gate to ten MILLS on the dollar of the assessed
valuation OF all property situated within Tn.
corporation limits OF the town of ThiboIany
cxrept such Ms is expressly mnte frnn,
taxation Y the Constitution Of this State.
SEC. he II furthe, ordained. etc
mat the said taxes are levied far H., ia,
loving purposes Ahi N the foIlowino nro,,".
tiOys, tO-wit: P'"Por-
First Seven and . half mills nm tho del
lar are levied to carry on and maintain Tho
government OF corporation and for uavinv
its current cxpenses. paying
Second Two and q half mills on tha ,,o,-
!ar are levied for the establishment main.
tenance and support Of free public sch""I.
IN the town. o eo"oo'S
SIC. 3: BE it further ordained. eto
uhat the said taxes shall lie asseasea ord
collected IN the manner and Of the tim. ~.
c'ned IN e1isting ordinances Of the town ana
laws Of this State. wv" III"
Approved and adopted Sept. II. 1889.
B. TAILOR. Clerk. '"'
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
10th Judicial District Court Par
ish Of LafOurche.
E5mon abraham rs. Bernard Peuom;il
Natural Tutor, dc. No. 2447.

Take notice, that acting under anal l,v
virtue Of an order Of seizure and SD
eman"f'ng FROM the above entitled
court, 10 the above entitled and Numbered
cas-: l have seized and will otter for s;.le ot
puo',c auction. pursuant to law. to the last
and highest n'dder. at tile courthouse in the
town Of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1879.
between tue hours of II o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. M. the following described pro-
perty. to-wit: r.
The undivided three-eishths of a q rt,;,
susar plantation 81 uated in the parish of La.
fourche on the Understanding bank of btyon
Cafonrchc al about twenty-five miles below
the town OF Thibodaux, measuring twenty.
seven arpents 'front.', more or less. bv tnrtv
arpents III depth. bounded above BIZ lands of
John LyaH formerly. now Of Leblanc anil
J Vail. and below by the Barataria canal. To-
gether with all the buildings and improve.
nlents thereon apd the right and privilege
thereof ~ s @
To pay and satisfy the sn1n Of three t,,ous.
antf seven hunired and line and 2O-iO0 dol.
lars with interest thereon from the lar do,
OF May. 1888 until paid, at tie rate of eivLt
per cent per anluin plus the ailitional snn,
NJ hive per cent on the agyregate an,ount in
principal aid interest OF SAID Indebtedness us
attorneys fees and all costs. herein for Ooh
and which said amount III princlpaf and ;n,ar'
esq, atfOc ieys fees and all costs herein arc
secured oy mortgage per act before Thomas
a. BadeauA, notary public Of said narisi, Of
date the 18th day of NAY. 1883.
Pc. LORIO. Sheriff.
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Tie Reptilsiiean dislA~ision q ia
lsoneelx ~ eiections. ta,aaLave = nit
vote md aaetraight conp., ha.bsene x--
mbitrd in Moafana 4 NV days ago.
One box that gave 1873 Democratic
votes and 4 Republican votes has
been thrown out ~ those pious men,
on account of sonIe n~onsensicala tech
ricality. hut really hrcanse it would
make Legislature Republican when
it that box were counted, the :egis-
lntuie would M Democratic. 1t il
strange how pious u Republican be-
in the south, and how big a
rascal he can be.ain the north. His
Plrty can only be equaled
by his northern ~rascalitv.
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A WOman's Discovery.

"An"tl,er wonderfuldiscOvery has
been made and that too by n lady in
tins country. Disease fastened ito
clutches upon her and for seven years
She withstOod its severest tests, but
her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months shr coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought Of us a
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
tor CONSUMPTION and was so much re-
lieved on taking first dose that she
slept all night and with one bottle has
been cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Tins write w. c.
Hainrieh & Co., of Shelby, N. c. Get
q free trial bottle at Thibodaux Dru.
Store.
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Mexico proposes to denote u large
tract Of Territory to negroes who NAV
emlgrate from the United States. Mex
leo, IN this is very charitable and ex-
hibits something of the ancient Span
,sh honesty, that has long been shown
by their ancestors. The land pro-
posed to be set apart for the colored
people is = Law, masmatice section.
with occasional spots of high area.
very nicely located for cemeteries.
which the colored immigrants are X
pected BY the generous donors to &C.
copy and settle upon permanently.
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b b b b b & b b b

70
Congress will meet on the first Mon
day in December next. The Repnbli-
cans will have eight majority in full
House of Representatives. There
will probably be no great delay in
the organization of that body, as it
IS not expected that Democrats will
throw any obstacles in the way. The
Republicans, being in a majority are
entitled to the officers, and whatever
contests msy occur will be developed
and settled in Caucus. There will be
eight new Senators, six of whom will
be Republicans and six new Repre-
sentives all Republicans. -
Reed OF Maine and Mckinly of Ohio
. to be the fayorites for the speak
ershlp, with prospects of lively con-
test III cancus.
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Lr 0hibodau> Sentinel
s OCTOBER 10. 1889.
SPECIAL.

It is with Measure that we announce
to our patrons that we have (again)
made arrangements with that wide
awake. illustrated farm magazine, the
-Imertcan Farmer, published at Fort
Wayne. Ind, and read by ne:ry 200,
900 farmers, by which that great pub
lication will be mailed direct. FREE,
to the address If any of our smbscri-
bers who will come in and. pay up
all arrealages on subscription aud
one year in advance from
date, and 10 any new subscriber
who will pay u year in advance.
This is a grand opportunity to OBJ
tain a first-class farm journal free
The A merican Farmer is q large 16-
page journal, If national circulation
which ranks among the leading ag-
=Ft 9
ricultural papers. Ut treats the ques.,
ton of economy in agriculture and the
rights and privileges of that vast body
Of citizems-American Farmers
whose industry is The basis of all
material and national prosperity.
Its highest purpose is the elevation
and ennobling of Agriculture through
the higher and broader education Of
men and women engaged in its pur-
suits. The regular subscription price
of the American Farmer 81 90 per year
1T COSTS YOU NOTHING. From
any II number ideas can be obtain
ed that will be worth thrice the sub
scriPtion prize to you or members Of
your household, YET rot GET 1T FREE.
Call and see sample copy.
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THE STATE F LOUISIANA
2Wh Judicial District Cont Par.
isl, of che.
Successioa Of Pierre j Boudyeaur.
No. 1893 Pfobates.

Mh"reas. Mrs Lonisa Boufreaux, vic Ov
ut Pierre j bondreanx. Of said parish. na,u
RAJ tutnx OF The miuors Aimee. Charles and
bri"Iftt R"u','taux has M de application 10
he appoin,e., admin1stratrix OF the aforesaid
succession.
How therefore all persons are hereby warn.
Ell and m.tihe' t.'ti'e their opposition to the
SAID application in writing with the the clerk
ri said rh"rt at his office ii thu town q. Tbib-
."""A ten days after the first publication
"erroi' "therWise the SAID applicant will lie
confirmed and appointed an such a,iministra-
Tx.
~ Witness my haLd aud tho Impress
LIS. OF h. seal Of m, office this the 9th
(~)day Of Oct A y 1899.
j.W KNOBLnCH,t
Clerk of Cuurf
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as thunder 10 the sixnal for a storm a.
proaching rain. 20 is a hacking conoh ~ ~
nal and key note Of consumption Avo;d &
IN time BY taking c.. e. c.. Certain Coucr
cure; II 70 q scientific pscparation and nre.
pared ~ those Who have made n,Odioine pni
pharmacy . lifetime study. """
Sold by Thibodsux Perm.cr
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JOB Work done neatly, scientls.
cal'S, speedily aad cheaply, By the
SENTINEL job printing ONCE, Main
street, between &. Philip aud St.
Louis streets
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r, MT. CARMEL CONVENT
A. = lh'ho'sux. La. Jan. ~, 1889.
ar: I. G"uanx. Honma. la.
ear SRI cannot convey IN adequate l,p-
Gage y satisfactory idem of the benNax / :
nave "ot.'ne.l by using your Aati-As,Lmsbc
h"w''tr -" MIXTURE. For twenty wears =
Inv" sdHered from that dreadtui ,liseasest
a thm'. and although I have tried pDapvs
remedies. none proved beneficial nn,ifFf
'I'ea yours ! trust my cxp rieu..e with ~.
PIrsssn' and valuable pow,ier md min,sue
wv % Tao n'eans"f inducing Others to. live
" : Trial. loars respectfully.
81 A SssrkK 0r Mr.. CARMyL eusrryr
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hotics 10 Aersoy given sAas che eAxeS far
sae eewa ct Thibodaux arc now cue. TaA-
1syers are invited 80 call az once and sstsse
y" ofder TO avoid iaterest and eosta.
j. AU0IDg.
Ooll0ot0r
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-12
STATE AND COAST NEWS.

The Reno Gazette favors the nom
ination of Tom Fitch for Congress.
What's the matter with Bartinel
All Sam was shot while irving to
steal chickens at Wells last Saturday.
he will recover.
A blast of 1000 kegs of powder
was set off last week at Hinkie's
quarry, Vancouver, w. t Il tore
down $4,000 tons of rock.
Anaheim (Cal.) has voted in favor
of issuing 100000 in bonds for a
new irrigation district
Near Coloma (CaD, on the 9Th, Mrs.
Walter Fahey, of San Francisco, was
thrown from buggy and instantly
killed.
On and after October 1st all bag
gage-masters on the Southern Pacific
will be let cut add the baggage bust
ness will be under the charge II Wells,
Fargo & Co.
DR.. l. A. Powell, who shot and Hi !
ed editor Ralf 5. Smith of Redwood
City, has been sentenced to ten years
imprisonment.
The Carson Tribune says: Tairty-
six of the most prominent citizens Of
the State have taken out llfe member
ships in the Ormsby Aricultural As
ISOLATION, paying 800 each.
Silver Lake. Oregon, is 10 an awful
fix. Thousands Of dead fish are Wing
in the mud The stencil is awful.
There are acres aud acres covered with
them on the west 81 &c Of the remain
ing water.
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Friends of silver

The Call and Address Committee of
the National Silver Convention met in
st. Louis on the 1st instant in CONSUL
tation with Congressman K. P Bland
of that Ssate and Colonel Egan of
Colorado. The address as prepared
covers the silver question, as il con-
Germs the welfare of the various in
dustries of the country, and particular
stress is laid upon the subject in its
connection with the agricultural in
dustries of the United States, and
statistics are given showing the man
ner in which the American farmer and
laborer is brought into competition
with the Hindoo laborers of India,
the latter not only being able TO shut
the American farmer out of the mar
kets of Europe, but being able also
to ship to the makets of New York,
Chicago. St. Louis and other Ameri-
can centers.
The question is given lis broadest
possible scope and is strongly empha-
sized. The committee also fixed the
representation at twenty delegates for
each State and Territory and empow-
cred and requested the Governors TO
appoint twenty delegates and twenty
alternatives. The right was reserved
for the Executive Committee to ap-
point 100 delegates at large from the
United States.
Silver men and anti-silver men are
also in force at Washington, each in
terviewing and interchanging views
with prominent men. the Secretary of
the Treasury. the Controller of the
Currency aud others who have to do
with the shaping of our national
finances. Before the President reaches
the point in his coming message at
which he will treat the subject himself,
they propose to interview him. Each
delegation is confident of success.
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BIaeksnIih,s Claim

The Black smiths claim, in Ba 'larat,
district, Australia, yielded $500 600
IN gold in less than two weeks ont OF
an area of ground 30 feet sqaare. L
was located by blacksmith VINO re-
allied over $4,000 in gold from the
claim in few days. lie went on
spree and sold it Ter less than $500
The purchasers took out $4,000 IN
gold in less than SIX hours on the day
when they took possession, aud N
tNo days cleaned up $4,000.
They also went On a spree 10 cele-
brate their good fortune. ana LETT
friends in charge q the property with
the privilege of making oat Of II
what they coaid during The owners
absence. When the owner returned
less than week afterwards. the per
sons left in charg- had made good c
OF their time, and cleaned up s70,0o3.
in gold
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
y following named Persons and firms, that
at regular meeting OF the Board OF Equaiiza-
ton Of White Pine County. State Of Nevada,
the valuation of their properly n appears By
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The Pacific. Railroads.

1t looks really sad that the poor
owners of the Pacific Railroads are SO
hopelessly in debt TO the Government.
Railroad Commissioner Taylor reports
the total liability of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company to the Government
on June 30, 1899, at sol ,269, 792. The
excess of interest on the railroad debt
paid by the United States over all
credits amounts to s17,73O, 2sO. The
assets of the company are given at
$275,304, 1913.
The liability of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company to the Government
on June 30th last was $52,256,734
The excess of interest paid by the
Government over all credits amounts
$24, 401 900. The total debt of the
company is $125,916, 1855, and the as
sets amount to sees, 47O,362.
The sinking fund of the Union Pa
eific and Central Pacific companies
held by the Secretary of the Treasury
amounts to $l3,514,604.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-12

The elections in the four new States
North and South Dakota, Washing
ton and Montana = are over. The
Republican swept the three former,
electing their entire State tickets, with
large majorities in the Legislatures.
In Montana the Democrats elected
their Governor, majority of the
State officers, and possibly a majority
of members of the Legislature. The
Republicans got away with the Con
gresham. Democracy does seem to
illume the Great Northwest to any
hurrahing extent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-12

The Butte Mining Journal OF the
eth is to hand The Democratic State
Central Committee figures the Legis-
lature at 40 Democrats and 81 Repub-
licans, or Democratic majority of
nine. This insures the election of
two Democratic United States Sena-
tors from Montana
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

y THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 State Of Nevada, County Of White Pine
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
EUGENE n ROBIN SON Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned'
E1ecutrix Of the estate Of said deceased 10
the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with necessary vouchers within ten months
after the fret publication Of this notice. 10
the said EXecntrix, at Sehgman, White Pine
County. Nevada. or 10 Mcssr., Bake & Wines
or Rives 4 Beatty, her attorney. Al their
Offices in the own of Eureka, County OF
Eureka State Nevada the same being the
places for the transaction Of tn busiaess OF
said estate.
Dated Ely. White line Couaty. Nevada,
August 18th, 1889.
lRENEM ROBINSON.
Execnrix Of tie Estate Of said T.. y Robin
son deceased spff-2m
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Notice Of Suit Commenced.

STATE o. NEVADA. COUNTY OF
> WHITE PINE District Attorney Once.
August - lssa
Notice of SIT Commenced
To the following named defendants, and 10
all owners # OF claimants tn. the real estate
and improvements thereon. or improvements
when assessed rvrparately. hereinafter de-
scribed. known or nnknown' You are hereby
notified that suit he's hceu CONNIE need ~ the
Disriei Court OF the state OF Nevada, White
Pine County. AZ tine Town Of Ely. in said
County. by the State Of Nevada. plaintiff,
against each of the defs. dnnis hereinafter
named. ana each OF the following Described
tracts or parcels nf lnnd. with tho improve
monts thereon. and improvements when sep
artcd asse>-ed, aud all owners Of claimants 10
the same, knoen or unknown, 10 recover the
tax snd delinquency assessed 20 raid defend
ants against "a property, for the fiscal year
summons has been duly issued In the care.
and You are further notified that unless yon
appear and answer the complaint nled In said
cause on or before the 9TH day Of september.
1850, judgment will be taken against you md
the real estate and improvements herein
described. for the amount Of tax, delin-
qucncy and the penalties specified, and eosfs
Of suit Charles PArker-1he possesrory
claim IN and 10 the following Described prop
erty. to wit: 10 acres Of land. with water
right. being the Ne. ! Of the Sc. i Of Sec
ton 20. Township ii n, Range - = also
one so-stamp. quartz mill and machinery.
known a the Monte Christie mill situated on
the wes side Of White Pine Mountain
Real estate and IMPROVEMENTS Tax 1897 20
Ten per cent. delinquency ........-. 33 Is
twenty-five per cent. for suit In Dis
trlet touit .s..s:s.. - ...sssss. y -
Distrlc; Attorneys fees -...# ......ss -
Total ......... -.... spl .s1
District itorner White .In aouuy
auiO-7t
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Stray Horse.

GAME TO MY PLACE LAST SPRING.
" Dark, Bay Horse. abount 3 years old two
hind feet white. star In forehead branded
AG on left shoulder, Gs on let thigh. p on
right thigh.
The owner of the above described animal
Is requested 10 call and prove property, paw
charges. or falling to do. the animal will be
disposed OF ~ the law directs. Apply to
p. H.. MckERNAN,
At the Argus Mill, or Il, Comiu's Ranch.
Ely Nov. October D. 1889 Inn
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Total in all funds. 1858 Il Ss,535 Il
We hereby certify the foregoing to be the
true and correct statement Of the finance Of
White Pine County. Nevada, for the quarter
ending September 30, 1859.
J +. CUPID. County Auditor.
j. b. WILLIAMSON, County Treasurer.
s-'--4
Attest:
I SEAL WIN. LAURENSON
County Clerk
49,
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Stray HoYs :.

GAME TO MY RANCH ~ STEPTOE
- Valley, about Septem Der 20 1889, a Black
Horse, about seven OF eight years old, weighs
about 900 pounds. white strip on fnreh snd
hind feet white. Branded and vented Irand
Anchor and G on left hip, tho anchor being
above and some distance from the c. kented
same on the left shoulder.
The rwner Of the above described ANNA
is requested 10 call and prove property, pay
charges, or lailing TO do so, the animal viii
be disposed AS the law directs. Apply 10
PETER BENNETT,
Steptoo Valley, White Pine County, New.
oci2-im
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

TTha1 " ~ aT'Hi y T00Ts J
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
/ John +. Jones OF Carson City, State Of
Nevada, authorized Agent of the state of
Nevada. and acting for aud on its behalf, has
filed an application to enter under the pro-
visions of an Act of Congress approved June
Ii. 1850, entitled an Act 10 grant 10 tine state
of Nevada lands in lien of tha SiXteeaih and
Thirty-sixth sections in said State tho Nv.
4 Of NE. "a Section q and NJ. - Of \ ~. "A
Section p, Township IL North OF Range % E.
Mount Diablo meridian, containing ~ acres
Eureka, Nevada. The selection Of the above
describ bed tracts Of land VIII be iendercd al
said Land Office on Saturday, sept ~ Der
3sth, 1850.
tRul7-td) ID. II. HALL. keyist r.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
EuREKA. NEvApA. Angnst Q. 1851

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
EUREKA. NEVADA, August .. 1881
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! John +. Jones Of Carson city. State OF
Nevada, and acting for aud on its behalf, has
filed an application 10 enter under the pro-
visions Of an Act Of Congress approved June
ID, 1870. entitled an Act to grant 10 the state
Of Nevada. lands in lien Of the Sixteenth and
Thirty sixth Sections in snid State, the NE
a Of ST =, Section 20, Ne. 4 OF SE. !. See
ton 30 Township IL North Of Range % r.. :;
and SW. 4 q sc. 4 Section IL. Township Z
North Of Range 81 f., Mount Diablo meri-
dian, aud containing l20 acres, in the District
of lands subject to sale nj Eureka. Nevada.
The selection of the above described tracts
of land will be rendered NJ said Land Ofice
on saturday. September 2sth, 1859.
laul7-ed) ID. II. HALL, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-12

There was $4,000 silver bullion
burglary at Philipsburg, Montana,
one night last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-11
Corner stone Laying.

FREMONT, Neb., Sept 1O.-LSpecial to The
BEE. The corner stone of Dodge county's
magnificent new court house was laid at 2
o'clock this afternoon with appropriate cere-
monies. The exercises were conducted under
the auspices of the Fremont Masonic lodges.
The civic societies Of the city took part also,
joining in the parade which preceded the
stone laying. Several hundred members Of
the various societies joined in the parade and
marched to the site of the building to the in
spring music of the Fremont cornet band
Arriving at the building the usual form for
conducting such ceremonies as laid down in
the Masonic ritual was gone through witn
Grand Mast j. j. Mercer, of Omaha, having
charge. A box was placed in the stone which
contained a large number of relics and docu-
ments which it is calculated will prove of
general interest to the generation yet unborn
which shall explore the ruins of the struc-
ture. Captain Frank Fowler, of company
E. N. N. g., was marshal OF the day. The
principal address was delivered by DR.. l.. j..
Abbott, it being one of his finest oratorical
productions,