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windem's Bond pureha.s Policy.

WASHINGTON. April The action of
Secretary Window to-day in rejecting
81 ,331 400 of offerings OF AZ per cent.
bonds at s10stss, $i0sA and $loslk, is
regarded at the treasury department
as indicating his purpose of not paying
over sos for these bonds, for the PIES
ens at least 1t Is believed Secretary
sWindom will outline his policy il the
matter more definitely In a few davs.
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Republicans Lose the Legislature
Prokibitfonists Did 1t,

PROVIDENCE. X. l.. April 1.-THE
complete vote of the state for COVER
nor gives Ladd, Rep. 1889; Davis,
DEM, 2l.550; Richardson, Pro-, 1911 /;
Chace, Law Enforcement, 3435. Davis
lacks 5iS of election, but has a plural
ity OF 439S. For attorney general,
Slocum has a majority of 7-0G
BY the complete returns the senate
stands: Republican 21, Democratic 81,
with four to be elected. The house
stands: Republican %, Democratic 81,
with u to be elected.
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WHEELING. W. Va, April A.-W. X.
and Charles Brokemier. of this city.
have sold their two thoroughbred
horses. Wheeling Wilkes. by George
Wilkes. for $1,000. and FL Mahdi, rs
Onward for 81 600.
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Chilli VIII Take Part

WAsHISeToS. April THE govern
ment OF Chilli has formally signified an
intention TO participate in the congress
of American nations. TO be held in
Washington this year.
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kIEI.. April T. The German naval
authorities have ordered the cruiser
Habicht and the gunboat Wolf to be
put in readiness At once to proceed to
Samoa.
zaszIHAR. April L. The German
corvette Sophie will start for samoa
tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON. April 4, The pro-
gramme for the spring races of the
National Jockey Club at Ivy City has
been completed. The races will begin
Wednesday. the 9th inst. and viii
last eight dayA
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an rrish Bailir Murdered.

BEgIss, April A baiiifr Was shot
dead at Coleraine. County Lcsldoa-
derry TO-DAY. The murdered man had
charge Of farm from which tenant
had been evicted-
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rn. Ittt.e tertn.n K.nds.

sEw YoKx. April 4.--So sufficient
evidence was found TO warrant the re-
turr, OF the go mnsicians Landed yes
tersiay at Castle Garden. and they
we're permitted TO leave the garden 10
sfny
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BEalss, April 4 One hundred and
forty Aisatians have hen fined 90
marks each Cor failing to report for
service IN the German army.
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Sgw YoRx, April REV Dr. Ed
ward Beecher, brother Of Henry Ward
Beecher. who xas injured yesterday
in Brooklyn. to-day saifertd ampata-
fiou Of his left foot
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Havana. April l. News has just
been received that two earthquake
shocks were experienced in Santiago
de Cuba. Friday last.
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gosTos. April s.-~Mrs. Turner sar-
gent. daughter OF DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes. died last evening 81 her
fathers hosne-
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tlRisAeo, April s.-Temrersture Al
5 a. n. Sew York, - Chicago. as (;
ST. Paul. 50. Winnipeg. ~; Sew Or
leans. -
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rnE eAILl0PE's EscAPI

Before the hurricane burst every
preeauuon had been taken hy the
commander of the Caiiiope 10 render
the vessel secure. Five anchors had
been dropped, bat when the storm
was at its height four of the anchor
chains snapped and the vessel began
TO drift The captain then deter-
mined TO leave the reefs and ii possi-
bic reach the open sea. This he event
ualiy succeeded in doing. working his
way out at the rate OF hall knot an
hour. Tremendous seas broke over
the vessel, doing much damage. but
fortunately no lives were lost.
Thousands OF people fldeked to the
waterside to day TO see the calliope,
and oil united in praising the plucki-
ness of her captain.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
fhsIes AtdIiIsns In CksIss Locations

=. z..f,srfsn Property We have the loyeiiea<
q ste pas,ket. The prices ID shesc addi-
tious rsnge from 375 % $50 according 70
satuafion. The sernsou al these lots arc
eesy and within reach Of all
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THE NIPsIc SAVED.


SIDNEY, April i.--The British man
of-war Calliore, which escaped de-
strnction at Apia by the ravages Of
the cyclone there March rs and rs,
has arrived here. She reports leaving
Samoa the 2lst of March, and tha. the
United States man-of-war Nfpsic had
been tloated of the beach, the natives
lending material assistance.
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sass Is Az1e maes so - ;esga rs srss'
se:ss trnrts:es
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READ THIS LIST

AoEn Los swo blocks from Jsekson
sd ii q lev dzys the cable lines On
IScFson and NH streets viii be doubled.
S6fS q good investment: one that win
- you vel.
af40 Iotz in Summit Park, the lore
MUU iiest spot around the city, three
fzseta north Of fex1er 6senue cable Hyke.
~ cleared and level es pared street.
~crul6eenf view Of the lake. The caefe1e
Es7ne mites In Seattle.
Mof1n We hare some pretty ..>z2 in
WkjU West seattle, f,ccIdent Hefghsa
4Se 1ocafion Is one of the most a1ghf1y and
~ pepperfy Is the cheapest IN that portion
ID cts.
h0A0 Orient addition fige blocks s0sfh
W Of the Jackson street cable line.
El16lminx rapidly populased. Churches
~ 5oes left for the above price.
f1Qn Lots 5oxIoo feet. adjacent 20 the
UlJU Lake Shore 4 Essfsrn railway
"a the inssrlake e4sai Gve yninntes
u6ik from Ross statisn. a most desirable
Iocntasn.
hH7c Let's IN Hszelwpod addition. six
MfJ blocks frcm Madison street; only .
IN left. cheapest lsss In she city hmffs:
los5 are level and lie1EelL
We gise the best tities "a Seattle Those
lo ell the above additions are guaranteed
III the seattle Title Insurance and Trust
Company. A srpArste policy fo each ptsE-
chaser when desired.
ACRES
no rorsy- acre tae. on Cksnzno Island.
lpO upland, for ~ per acre.
G1n1 Fifteen acres. short distances
WOUU from saimoH Bay. .suItabie for
plating.
az E0 Thirty five scre tract at smiths
UoJO Cove. adjoining railway proper.
~, III fsse per acre.
$4,000 WI sares..s sa 'sfsas saa,ss ,sss Res & ss
acre property for $1,000. shares win Be
sold np 10 April Isl AZ $50 each. Gail and
investigate IT,
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Ordinance No. l72.

Leyying tax for the current year OF 1897
on all property situated in the parish OF
LafOurche subject to taxation under the
Constitution oi 1879.
Section l. BE it ordained by the Police
Jury in regular session convened, That an ad
valorem tax nf eight mills on the dollar he
and is hereby LEVIED for the current year OF
1889 on all property situated IN the parish OF
Lafourche and not exempt from taxation
under the Constitution OF 1879.
Section .. BE it further ordained. etc.
That the said tax. when collected, shall be
apportioned as follows:
first-FOur and one half mills shall be set
apart and used for the current expenses. H.
ciu,ling all salaries OF officers Of the parish,
and shall be designated the general fdnd.
Second-Two and Onef fourth mills shall he
set APART and used Tor the support and mair'
tenauce of public schools. and shall be cesig-
mated the public school fund.
Third-One- fourth mill shall be set apart
and used to purchase. build or rent school
houses, improving and repairing the same
now in use, by the Parish School boarti. pay,
ing the salary OF the superintendent and
other incidental expenses, and shall be
known as the school house fund. The school
tnnd and the school hOuae fund shall be sub.
iect to the legal order Of the school board Oi
the parish Of LafOurche.
Fonrth-ODe mill shall be set apart and
used "a d draiuage tax, under Or,l'nsnc NO
l1;8 passed by this booty July IL, 1883, to be
exDendad as tl'erein ordered. -
Section g. Be it further ordered. that thi:
or,liba nee take effect from aud after its pas
sage.
H. N. COULoN, Clerk.
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ARTICLE. V.

The affairs OF the company shall be man
aged by seven directors. elected by n major
ity of the stockholders at Il general meeting
thereof on the first Monday of October of
each year. or AS soon thereafter as possible.
Each stakeholder at such election, as well As
in all other elections held by them, shall be
entitled to cast one vote for every share held
by him: and the stockholders shall have the
right to cast their vote by proxy evidenced
in writing. The said directors shall hold
over until their successors have been duly
elected to office. They shall elect, soon a.
possible after their election, from among
their number suitable person to act
president, and chose suitable person for
treasurer and one for secretary, and such
other officers and employees as they may
deem necessary for the proper management
of the affairs of the stock company. The
president shall represent the corporation i'll
all legal matters and perform such other du
ties as may he imposed by the board of direc
tors; and the treasurer and secretary shall
perform such duties the directors may
impose on them. At all the meetings of the
board of directors four of their number shall
be II quorum to transact all business coming
before them.
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ARTICLE. ".

The capital stock of said corporation ia
hereby II xed at the sum ofTwelve Thousand
Dollars. to be divided into nineteen hundred
and twenty shares at six and ~ 100 dollars
each. payable in cash at the time of subscrip
tion, or in notes with good mortgage secur-
ity. approved by and satisfactory to the
board of directors hereinafter provided.
and this corporation shall commence opera
tions AS soon us two hundred shares Of the
capital stock have been subscribed for; amt
said shares shall b. transferable on the books
of the corporation. under such rules and
regulations as may be adept I'll from time t..
time: provided, that said capital stock may
he Increased. as provided for by law, to any
number OF shares not exceeding twelve hun
dred and eighty at six and % 100 dollars per
share: provided further. that in no event
shall any subscriber to the stock of this cor
pOratiOn be made and held liable for any
amount beyond whatever balance may be
due by each subscriber on the number OF
shares subscribed by him; and when such
shares shall have been paid in full at the
face value herein fixed. no further assess
ment shall be levied thereon. and all stock
subscribers who shall have 80 paid in full
shall be no further liable to the corporation
nor to any of its creditors for any cause
whatsoever.
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ARTICLE. III.

The objects OF this corporation are to effect
drainage Ot and to reclaim lands situated in
the parish of I.afOurche. and primarily to
drain all that section of country situated in
what is known as the Third Drainage Dis
trlct OF l.afOurchc. and comprised between
the bayou i.afOurche and bayou Blue and
extending from the lower limits of the town
OF ThibodauN to Lake Fields: and no work
shall be done by said company in any other
part of this parish until the drainage of the
above described section shall have been
effectively secured; and to that end the said
corporation may purchase. lease. Or run
and operate such dredxebOats or other me-
| chanictl appliances as they shall judge
proper.
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.'th iFeclnct at or near jules IMbOdaux |
commissioners Joe Lefort, Jules Thibodaux
9TH Precinct ut LOvincy Folse's store: com
missiOnprs: lOvincy FOlse Evelien Bourgeois
and Y. GaignaIal
7th Precinct at Ben Folse's store com. !
missioners; A,loiphe Folse. Alexau Ter Folse
aud kodolphe Coulon.
Fourth Ward
9th Precinct ut LockpOrt; commissioners
G. Ahribat, Jr.. Edgar Barrios and John l..
Tenney.
9Th Precinct at Lerille's, now Marcelin Gut
drOzs store commissioners Maximillen de-
lanne. Firmn BarriOs and Oleus GrOs.
" Precinct at 1r near Aristilc Delaunes;
commissioners: Homer SavOie, Hector La
croix and Arstide Del.une.
Fifth Ward
10th Precinct at E. Rogers store: commits
sioners Thos. Roger James Beary and WIN.
Watson, Jr.
llth Precinct at Whitehead l. Keats store
commissioners: Ogden Smith, A. c. Menuet,
Enoch Dunn.
i2th Precinct at Gossin's store: commits.
si"ners: Alci'(e 1oups. ID. l.. Lapeyrouse and
Ehoch Langmann.
SirM Ward.
i3th Precinct at Louis Dap.in's: commits
siOners Felix CaillOuef. Jules p. Guedry
ami Henry Price.
l4th Precinct at Victor Legendres; COIN
, miSsiOners NymphOre kodrigue james LA
forest and Gabrie: Vick.
18th Precinct at Felix Graniers: commits
sioners: Crhin Plesten6ach. Isadore krae-
mer aud Jules BOnlreanx.
SerenM Ward.
| 10th Precinct formerly p. A. I.-.let's store
! now J. L. Thibodeaux's: commissioners: j.
l.. Thibodaux. Abel Donnaud and Thos
Belt.
18th Precinct at Wellington Hebert's store !:
i commissioners: w. Hebert. Paul ThibOdeaux
and John Allen.
18th Precinct at j. s. Perkins. now Fol ct
Bros store; commissioners Chas. S. Ma.
thews, } johnson and Levi White.
Eighth Ward.
/ 10Th Precinct at ROsamOnd Dufresne {:
commissioners: Edward Reggie, Nj. E. Leuct
and j. Is. FaigOut
| Ninth Ward
Goth Precinct Mt I.Olgneville commi sion
ers: T.. Rizan. Jr., Louis Leri!le and Garrett
Nelson.
9lst Precinct at T. Foret's: commissioners
A. J. Leblanc, ID. Babin and Louis Mays.
Tenth Ward.
I'D Precinct at Cutoff missiOners Es
tivai Savoie, A. Melancon and Joseph Clair
vile.
23d Precinct at j. Guedry's: commission
ers W. Williams. A. Terrebonne and X. A
Frost.
Second Ward.
eth Precinct on Bayou Blue, at Leufroid
Daigle's: commissioners l1eufrOid Daigie
Orville ThibOdeaux and Joseph Lopez.
18th Precinct at or near Ozeme HOtard's
commi. sioners: Uzeme HotaFd. Francois
Bourgeois.
Fifth Wu,u.
26th Precinct ut or near public schoo
house commissioners: Philip Lesendre. LIE,
BOutlreaux and Elias Hawkins.
The above named commissioners will maxi
due returns to me, the undersigned, accord
ing to law. W. T.. KAGAN.
: Returning Officer. Parish of Lafourche.
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VERMONT'S
COLIC AND BOT CURE

syWILL POSITIVELY CURE any
case of COLIC or BOTS.
The sale OF this preparation has
been enormous. ONE HUNDRED
BOTTLES having been sold in the
last six weeks, with nothing but praise
as the result.
These preparations are recommended
by the following named gentlemen :
N. w. Whitehead, Leon Drexler &
Son, Alfred ChOl, Jim Malbrough, H.
Tetreau, Arthur Malbrough. w. F.
Denny, d. Denny, Frank Tonpkins,
E. 6. RObichaux, Wilson Lepine, John
Tompkins, X. A. Frost, John w. Pugh,
DIR. Dansereau, DR.. Bourgeois, w. H.
Ragan, Emile Toups, Fernamd Rama
gossa, f. H. Lacroix, Capt. Garrett, E..
Roger, Elvin Himel, Arthur Naquin,
Thos. Roger, Ernest Foret, HermOgene
Boudreaux, Peter Kantrowitz, C. o.
Rousseau, A. Guigan, j. NJ. Springer,
TheOdule Baille, C. V. Williams. Eva
iste Mire, Klebert Bourgeois, Clayton
Badeaux, Ben Walker, Il. H. Doussat,
Leo Baille, H. B. Howell, John Bap-
tiste Bourgeois, I. Bourg, NJ. Beeler,
Taillieu & Co., Justillien Mire, Eugene
GuillOt
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ARTICLE VII.

That this corporation may be dissolved
before. / he expiration of the period for its ex-
stencc herein fixed by N vote of the majority
of the stockholders. voting according to their
shares "a in ordinary elections, at special
meeting called for that purpose, after due
notice in writing through the mail to each
stOckhOlder given Mt least fifteen days prior
to said meeting. And ut the dissolution OF
this corporation, from any cause whatever,
its affairs shall be liquidated by three com
missiOners, duly chosen by the stockholders
Thus done and signed at Thibodanx, par
ish and State Aforesaid.
In faith whereof, the several appearers
have signed these presents, together with
1he witnesses afOrenamed and me, notary,
liter due reat.ing Of the whole.
Original signed p W. LEroRr. 4
Z. SOSTMENE FOLSE,f
JULES TH1DQDAU1,
~ NJ. BERGKRON,
L. /. CAILIOuET.
C. l. GCEORY,
JUSTIN DABIN,E
A. OZEME TOUF6,
vit.eeae.s- =. ANDRKW PRlCE,
.sAslrs1x rnca, MAHess1' Hr]fYN Il Il. C06;i0N. 06;iiI0N
- - ..ss.o Notary Public.
| true copy Of the original. xs
HHNRY X. COU1ON.
Noeary fubltos
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The nante of this corporation shall be
''THE LAfOl RCHE DRAIN AGE COMPANY"
ana under that name and style it shall enjox
succession for period of ninety nine wears:
It shall have power and authority to co ut ract
sue and be sued in its corporate NAME Il,
make ana to use a corporate seal and thu.
same to alter at pleasure. to hold, receive
purchase. convey, mortgage or pledge, under
It's corporate name, property both real and
personal: to name and appoint such mana
gers, directors. commissioners or other Off
GERS ts their interests and convenience may
require: to make and establish such law 5
ana regulations, not Inconsistent with this
charter or contrary to law, for the proper
management of the affairs of said corpora
ton IA may be necessary and proper.
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ARTICLE VI.

The following named persons are hereby
of said corporation. to serve until the first
election to be held in October next, or until
their successors are duly elected, viz: An
Gaude, Marcellin BergerOn Urbain Danosse.
Rev. r. A. Nigronx and SOsthene FOlse.
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ARTICLE. II.

The dOmicile of said corporation il hereby
established at Raceland, in thu. parish of la
fourche. and citation and other legal process
shall he served ON its president, or in case of
then upon the secretary OF the cn,np:tnv,
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THIBODAUX, LA, SATURDAY. AUGUST 3 1889 -

nAtnt amt general utility. as more fully see
Inrth IN the Revised Statutes of the State
and the various subsequent acts amenlatt.rx
thefeof, they have agreed to form themselves
INTO Il corporation. and by these presents do
formally and expressly form themselves as
Wen as those who may hereafter Join them
into and constitute Il corporation or hodv
poi'tIc, fnz the uaes. objects and plrrsoscs
herein set forth, and to be governed by the.
foiioWing rules and regulations, as we'll as
such as may hereafter be adopted in Iuirsu-
ance of the provisions of the charter to- Wit:
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Letters containing Currency
National Bank.
New ORLEANS, La.

i lie only genuine Louis
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