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Sir ssemralata uub Rppffd,n,er.

ssbrau9t "Rough on Pain" auaenblidlide
9eilnns. 25 nn6 so gents. "Rough on Corns.n .
Glniitg Is gents. Salbe 10 @ents. Rough on
Worms, idet, 25 Gents.
Slough on GomsbS,
tur Saitel, Grfaltuns, Ssiferteit, SaIsentsin.
onng % Gents. Rough on Toothache, pI5b.
Tide abbiIfe 15 Gents.
9Seu's 9air 8alfam.
@ena srau, fsut &c Hufenpeiie bic Garbe
iutsoer Der, dseantes EoiIettenmittel. so Cts,
$l.O0 bet Drus9iiten, Ober 81 .OO. .6IalGe franfc
per ggpreb $l.Oo.
Q. 9. @eIIs, SerIs9 gitb, n. 8
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Ynbia5e1t =9eparten1eIt.

IS ipirb nDtbig iein, oab nir aubereetpDbn=
liebe @ni trensungen MAIDEN, fpesen Der Dors
seidrittenen Sailon pie iibrisen @inters
Site gu psrfanfen, ban,it es fur 8riibiabrs=
Sa6en 3aum giebt.
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THlBODEAUX JOSEPH, MRS. EST. OR
UNKNOWN

Tax of 1899, amounting toSl 10
certain tract of land. right bank of Ba-
you Lafourche. i'll rear of Forest Grove flau-
tation, about miles above the town of Thib-
ndaux.
On said day of sale | will sell such portion
OF each OF said specific property as each debt
or shall point out. and in case the debtor shall
not point out sufficient property, l will at once
and without further ,leiay sell the least uuan.
tity OF saiti specific property of any debtor
which any bidder will buy .or the amount of
the taAes, lterest and costs due by said debt
or The sale will he without appraisement
for cash IN legal tender money of the United
States. and the property soldshall be redeem
able at any tue for the space of one year by
paying the price given with 20 per cent aud
costs added p. Z. LORiO,
May "a, 1890. Sheriff and Tax Collector
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NO. .45

ma IONS that we could get it seems that no
I'r' OF that road has ever bt Ell made mil, ie
"h't properly located 1t would re ouire n
"ftu|t abont : IT. higher tha" the ,,.e
: III "heand ahnnt - ~ vide and ab.uf *
'eet ION" whi'-!I could he built with nick.ts
a''' r"ns' quenllv would not cost a ore
Respectfully Submitted
FRANK CHRISTIEN.
INC. y. SEELY.
j. l.. BUunGlOIS
re ia"hi Grisamnrr called ~ the peii
'"r, ,u, 90 cifiz"hs asking for pension
~ rtnp ~ "n motion duly made and
S"f"hIrd Phlinnre Lee Ieter Lee, Mr.
" "it .iIN i."nis de Ia Creta Jointly, Mrs
Ohi>Ih"f b iadreauX wete or,irrr,i ntaceI
wa ! ne pei son rniI Of tn. Parish at .hc raft.
~ = ~ month each Mr. ANA i!rs. de l.,
~f'i''' J"lhttt. however - receive - n.r
'ii"''li rom Juae J, 1890. and Mrs II. Er
"r'Sut pei'li"h for pension was +, iected ,,y
riianllnuRs vote
''f. Seei7 "cnudnd hv Mr. P4rr,, p,nv,I
10 -" ]nfy q" bow adj To to-itutruw
'i COCK a. IN. Ga rret.
7. GHI>ANU:E president
II. \ COUL0N cl,rk.
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THE POLICE JURY
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
First Days Session.

state of I.nnisiaaa. Parish of Latourch- ,
Thihodaux, La May. 20. 1897
The Police Jury OF the parish of Lafourrhc
met this day in regular session.
Decentralization 5. T. Grisamore an.'
Mes>rs j. Seely. l.. +. Gau,e. +. L. PARA.
J. Il; Bourgeois, T. Barrilleaux o. Lepine.
and F. Chrisfen.
Absent Messrs. l.. Lerille. h, Ayo.
The minutes OF the sessions of April Is
and l6 were read and approved as record
ed.
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second Days Session.

,r Ihibodaux. La, Nav, q 1890.
lie Police jury of the parish Of Lafonrcba
met TINS day pursuant to adj aurnmeut.
freseni-President tirisanore and Messrs
seeiy, Gande. Barilleaux. Bouraeois. para
o. Lenine aad f, Christien.
Absent-L. Lerile aud II. Ayo.
Tue synopsis of yesterdays meetipr
was read and approved rs such.
Mf. Leplae presented the following re-
port lfon' the committee on finance.
Ihibodaux. La. May u. $780,
To the Police Jury
Gentlemen-four committee on fn.nca
haVlltS Thoroughly examined, the treasurer,s
report up 10 May %. instant. presented tn
your honorable body at Yesterdays session
peg ietvc to return same dulr approyed
having been found true aud correct.
IL the matter of the purchase Of iron
shelves for th- clerks and rrcorder,s ott;na
your committee decline to make anV
recommendation thereon preterring 10 leaye
.he c"nsidefation OF the subject matter tn
tue Whole jury, to whom we respectfnllv
refer it.
Your committee also submit for vour
consideration a tablean or budpet If ,hc
pronable expenditures OF the parish far tho
current year tlS90)
Respectfully Submitted
OSCAR LEPINE,
r. 2, PAkItA
Committee Oh Finance
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;a.I44 PRICES. amounting to S2,fJ9,6 500
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

re- For CLCR RATES or any further infor
nation desired. write legibly to the UNDER
signed clearly stating your residence, with
State, County. Street and Number More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured by
your enclosing an envelope bearing your
full address.
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sNFSbnsa NE.

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Netes, Money Orders ssued by all Express
Companies or New York Exchange
Addressed Va A isAHTEsEaNN,
New Orleans, La.
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Semi-AnnuaI Drawing.
WILL TAKE PLACE
AT tne RCdueH1 VI MUSIC view UriednS,
TUESDA L. JUNE II, 1890
CAPITA. PRIZE 100000

100000 Tickets at Forty Dollars
Halves, $40; Quarters. SO; Eighths,
: s5; Twentieths. 81; Fortieths, 81.
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ADDRESS Registered Letters containing Currenc,
NeU Orleans National Bank,


REMEMBER. that the payment of
prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR Ma
FI0NAL BANKS nf New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President of an In
stitution whose chartered rights are recog-
niEsd in the highest Courts; therefore. be-
ware of ali limitations or anonymous
schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest
part or fraction nt u ] ickrt ISSUED BY Us
I'm any Drawing. Anything IN onr name
offered for less than "A Dollar is a swindla.
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1881 35
Respectfully submitted,
INO. S. SEELY.
+. BARRILLEAUX.

Respectfully submitted
JNO. S. SEELY,
+. BARRILLEAUX,
Committee ON CLAIMS
MI. Seely presented the following re solu-
ton which was unanimously adopted.
Resolved that tho sum of two hundred and
fifty one dollars 37-l00 be and is here by appro
priated out OF the proper funds to pay the
within claims.
AIR. Gausle presented the following re-
port of committee OH drainage
Thibodaux. La, May 81, 1890.
To the Police Jury
Gentlemen-Your committee on drainaue
return herewith to your honorable BODY
the treasurer's report on the drainae fund
of the parish to May 25, instant duly An,
proved by them as being true and correct
record and statement Of said fund
Respectfully Submitted
j. B. BOURGEOIS.
L. +. GAUDE.
Mr.. Christien seconded by Mr.. Bour-
geois moved that the pi piesalent be authori-
ze,l 10 purchase IL flag for the use of the
parish carried.
Mr.. Seely seconded by Mr. parra moved
that the committee appointed at last meet.
ing to lay ont u public road for the Baton
Pilou. Choctaw and Coteau Boutlreau s,.t-
fioment be granted further time to report
carried. H
There being no further business Mr.. Scely
seconded by Mr.. Gaude moved that the iurv
adjourn to Monday July .th. 1890 carried.
S. I. GRlSAMuRE. President
&. n. COULON, CLERK.
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STATE TAX SALES
Of ImmoVable Property,
The State of Louisiana VS.. Delin.
quent Tax Debtors, Parish
of LafOurche.
Thibodanx, La, May "a, 1890.

] ~ ed IN me by the Constitution aud laws
oi the State OF Louisiana, / will sell at the
PlihGipal front door OF the courthouse in
| winch the Civil District Court of said parish
is held IN the parish of Lafuurche within
! the legal hours for judicial sales heojnnino
at II O'Clock a. IN. on SATURDAY, the 28th
day OF June, 1890, and continuing on
eaeh succeeding day until said sales are eem-
pleted, all mmovable property on which
| taxes are now due to the State of Louisiana.
ana parish of Lafourche to enforce collection
OF taxes assessed in the wear 1899 together
! WIN interest thereon from the 3lst day of
bteembef, 1889. at the rate of per cent per
| month until paid and all costs
The names of said deinouent taynavers
| the amount OF taxes due by each on the as
sessment OF said year. aud the immovabIe
| property assessed to each to be offered for
sale are as follows, to- wit;
BREAUX GRACIEN.
Tax of 1889, amounting to s. %
certain tract OF land situated on the left
bank of the Bayou Latonrche. at ahnnt )
miles above the town ot ThiboIauy in roar
OF the Highland Plantation.
CERES ANTOINE.
Tax of 1889, amounting S59l
certain lot of ground in the town OF Thi
nodaax, bounded by A Coulon and L. King.
DIGGS JOSEPH.
Tax of 1885. amounting toS35O
certain lot OF gronnd adjacent to the TOWN
of lhlbodauX and bounded br Alex Bernard
and j. and W. Diggs.
DIGGS WM & JOHN.
Tax of 1899. amounting to s3 -
A certain lot Of ground adjacent TO the
town of Thibodaux and bonded bv las
Diggs and Jordon Vanable.
DEHARr JESSE CURATOR,
Tax of 1889, amounting to 81 o.
A certain lot OF gronad in Lockport RIGHT
bank, between Barataria, Convent and +.
Barrileaux's.
FALGoUT f. and HOTARD L. ID.
Tax of 1889, amounting to S3I0
A certain tract o. land situated in Bayou
Blen and bounded by L. w. Blake and q.
Brearx.
HEPLER GEO. MRS
Tax of 1899, amounting to. So
A certain lot OF ground in the town of Tbi
bodanX, fronting Oh jackson ST. being lot No
lSS, IN square No. 40.
HURLEY & FREEMAN S.
Tax of 1899. amounting $50
certain lot of ground in the town of Tbi
bodauN, fronting on Church St in So. No. al
HOTARD e. w.
Tax of 1882. amounting to- S1O0
certain tract OF land in Bayou Bieu.
bounded by A. Boudreaux and A. Chauvin'
MARCIE CHAS. RUDOLPH.
Tax of 1889. amount ting $3.50
certain tract OF land. left bank Bayou
Laiourche, at a5ont Il miles below Tbibo
daux and bounded by Meyer WE'LL and Du-
puy aud A. Le.endre.
PEYTON ABKAM MRS
Tax OF 1888 amounting to..sl 80
certain lot Of ground, situated on the
lower outskirts OF the town of Thibodaux
st. Charles ST. bounded by f. Warren and
w Ii. Iasan.
REESE A. l..
Tax of 1882 amounting tos2 80
certain lot o ground in the town of Tbi
oodahx, oelh9 lot No. 49, on the plan OF
said town.
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Job Work done neatly, scientifi.
cally, speedily and cheapIy, by the
SENTINEL job Drinting Office, Main
street, between st. Philip and St.
Louis streets
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1--WE do hereby certify that supervise
the arrangements rail- the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Co, and in person manage and control
the Drawings themselves, and that the same
are conducted with honesty, fairness, and in
good faith toward all parties, aud we author
ize the Company to use this certificate. with
facsimiles of our signatures attached, in its
al advertisements.'
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PEYTON ARkAAI Mrs

Tax OF 1889, amounting to- 81 90
A certain lot OF ground, situated on TIN
lower outskirts OF the town of Thibodaux
st. Charles ST. bounded by f. Warren an,
w. Ii. hasan.
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REESE A. l..

Tax of 1889, amounting to.S2 20
a certain lot ol ground in the town of Tbi
bodaux, being lot No. 1875, on the plan OF
said town.
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Incorporated by the Legislature for
educational and charitable purposes. and Its
franchise made a part of the present State
Constitution, i'll 1879. by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGS take place Seml-Annunllv, June and
Decernber.l and its GRAND SINGLE NUM-
BER DRAWINGS take place in each of the
other ten months in the year. and are al!
drawn in public at tue Academy of Music
New Orleans, La.
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Mr.. Seely presented the report Of the Com
mittee on Claims, as follows.
State OF Louisiana, parish of Lafourche,
May u, 1890 {
To the President and Members of the Police
Jur":
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Claims ~
whom various Claims were referred, beg
leave TO say that they have examined them
carefully anu report tavorably on the follow
ing, to-wit
Hoffman, u AucDin SII7 On
hehrE A. Moialson Constable SO IS
=. A Engerfth, Justice OF the Peace 25 "A
IL. a. Frost Constable -.. 6 80
S, Blum & son endorsed to P. Z. Lor,o 90
Marceill BerSeron --------.--- 40
f. K. Smith, j. p, endorsed TO Fl. N.
Coulen- ---.-..:-:-.-. 80
Adrien Roger, Special constable. en-
dorsed to I'll. N. COElou oS0
DR.. j. Ed. Blanchard. payable. . 90
Bayon & Gulf Telegraph Company. 6s5
Expenses OF j. seely 10 Lafayette. 800
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BREAUX GRACIEN.

Tax of 1889, amounting to- So %
certain tract OF land situated on the left
| oahk OF the Bayou Latonrche. at about !
miles above the town OF ThiboIauy. in rear
OF the Highland Plantation.
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Assets or liabilities Sg7jJS 81
Respectfully submitted
+. SAMOAN
p,, Parish Treasurer
1hibodaux, La, May 18th, 1890.
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MARrIE CHAS. RUDOLPH.

I'0N Ut FNO1, dHUUTtIUE 10. 81 81
A certain tract ot land left h,pi, R,ro,
Laiourche, at a5ont Il miles below Tbibe
daux and bounded by Meyer WE'LL and Du
puy aud A. Legendre
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Thibodaux, La. May -, 1890, '"i'i
President Grlsamore handed in the fo,
lowing report, which was ordered snread
upon the minutes. eau
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SLAvIN AND M'AULIFFE.
The Giants Arrive in London, Both ]
Splendid Form.

The Giants arrive IN London Both in
Splendid Form.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-lNew York Herald
Cable.l Both Slavin and McAuliffe ar
riued in London this evening after their
two months or SO of splendid training.
Both were accompanied by their exper-
fenced trainers, Messrs. Jack Lewis and
Billy Madden. and both are as confident
that victory had decided to perch upon
their respective brows, and yet it is mel
ancholy fact that victory, try as she may,
cannot perch in two places at the same
time.
Another gentleman in the world of sport
has Just arrived in London for the great
event 1t is he who holds the $500 forfeit
money which will be paid to McAuliffe in
case of foul play-R. X. Fox, donor
of the Police Gazette championship
belt. which trophy will be awarded
to the victor in addition to the purse of
f1,O00 and the heavyweight championship
of the world. Fox expresses himself as
certain of his protege's success, unless
Slavin is able to hold out for six rounds,
when he admits the issue will be doubtful.
Betting on the fight is even, and the
wagers are not heavy.
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MINERS CHEER HARRISON.
President Takes a Trip Through Centr,
PennsyIvania Coal Regions.

President Takes a Trip Through Central
Pennsylvania Coal Regions.
CREssoN SPRINGS, Sept 20-President
Harrison devoted the day to visit to the
lumber and bituminous coal region of Cen
tral Pennsylvania. The excursion includ.
ed carriage inspection and reception BIZ
the president in each of the places visited.
CLEARFIELp, Pa, Sept. 20.-The special
train bearing the presidential party reached
Altoona at 10 80 o'clock, and made a short
stop. The next stop was at Tyrone, where
the station was thronged with people
mostly laboring men, bearing flags They
cheered the president almost continuously
until the train moved off. The president
came out on the rear platform and shook
hands with several hundred persons.
The party received most enthusiastic
greeting all along the line, especially at
Osceola and Honesdale. Business was
suspended at both places, and all the in
habitants turned out to give the president
a rousing reception.
At Honesdale the president was received
by committee of citizens and provided
with carriage. A crowd numbering
nearly coo persons lined both sides of
the route taken, and greeted the distin-
guished visitors with frequent cheers.
kincaid post, G. A. R., acted as guard of
honor. The procession finally stopped
under an evergreen arch near the station,
and the president and General Hastings
we're escorted to the grand stand.
Brief speeches of welcome were
made by w. H. Dill ard
". T. Shaw, and the president responded.
lie thanked the people for the hearty well
come. which he said he regarded not as
per,onal, but as evidence of LOYALTY and
fidelity TO the government OF which we are
all citizens. In conc uding he said he
wished to declare that he had no other
purpose as president of the United States
than 10 so administer the Office as to pro-
mote the general good of all our people.
HIS remarks were loudly applsuded The
party then returned to the cars and the
president stood on the p atiorm of the car
and shook hands with nearly a thousand
persons before the train started.
The party arrived at Phiilipsburg at
O'CLOCK, and were welcomed at the station
bv nearly all the inhabitants OF the town.
They were then driven through the prin-
cipal streets in carriages, and the president
was greeted with enthusiasm all along the
line.
The booming of cannon greeted the
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SUGAR MEN SATISFIED.
The Tariff COnferees Making
Very Good Progress.
FREE DELIVERY OF MAIL.
The Senate Passes Squire's Bill for
Lights On Puget Sound.
FREE DELIVERY OF MAIL.
Democrats Again Forbid Transaction OF
Business in the House-Senate Passes
tho Bill for Better Fees to Washing
ton Federal Ohicers.


WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 20.-The con-
ferees on the tariff bill today made further
progress toward an agreement. The paper
schedule was disposed Of; also the hemp,
flax and jute schedule, with the exception
OF binding twine.
The Senate amendment relating to fish
was modified so as to limit mitfreeimportation
to fish caught by American vessels equipped
with American nets and other appliances.
The delegation of Louisiana planters will
leave for home tonight. They say they
believe the conferees will plan an amend
ment to the sugar schedule by which the
bounty on sugar. which is to take effect
March l, shall be applicable to all products
OF cane not then manufactured. This will
be satisfactory to the sugar men. The pro-
vision for the payment of bounty for silk
is said to be stricken out
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IRISH LEADERS WILL COME.
Balfour's Action Not Expected to Inte
fere With Mission to America.

Balfour's Action Not Expected to Inter-
fere With Mission to America.
LONDON. Sept. 20.-In an interview today
VIM. O'Brien. speaking of the arrest of
Dillon and himself. said that the govern
ment evidently intended to have a sort of
state trial. which would cover every petty
account and imprudent speech since the Tip
perary fight commenced. No matter what
happened, he was sure the mission would
be sent to America, and he had every con-
fidence that Americans would rise to the
occasion.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2o-John Dillen started for
Clare this morning. 1t is rumored that
the government will proclaim the meeting
to be held by the Nationalists at Swinford,
county Mayo, tomorrow.
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party on its arrival at CIearfeld. and this
was followed by cheering by Sc yer al thou
sand people. who had gathered at the sta
ton. The president was driven through
the principal streets, and on his return to
the train held the usual reception.
The most notable event of the trip, how.
ever, was at Curwensville, where the presi-
Dental party remained nearly two hours
They were driven to the residence of A. E.
Patton, where public reception was held,
followed by an elegant luncheon. The
president was given q cordial greeting,
and shook hands with nearly 1,500 people.
The president greatly enjoyed the entire
trip.
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CELMAN STOLE $40, 200, GOO.
II He Disgorges the Money ArgentiI
Republic VIII Release Him.

II He Disgorges the Money Argentine
Republic viii Release Him.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20.A Maa and Express
cable from Londsn Gays: The latest news
which has been received in this city from
Buenos Ayres contains forecast of the
proposed Impeachment OF the ex. president
OF the republic. Juarez Celman. for his en-
bezzement of public moneys y bile in office.
An inquiry is now proceeding to discover
where he placed the fortune OF $40 900, 900
which he realized while his fingers held the
purse strings of the country. In the mean
time his wife is carefully guarded, and his
release from custody appears 70 depend en-
tireiy upon his disagreement of his alleged
il-gotten wealth.
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Fees OF Washington Federal omcers.

WASHINGTON CIrY, Sept. 9O.-Senator
Aliens bill increasing the fees of marshals,
district attorneys and clerks of court OF the
United States in the districts OF Oregon,
Nevada. Idaho, Montana, Washington and
wyoming passed the Senate today. 1t
provides that they shall receive respect
lively double the fees now allowed by law
for the like services to other district attor-
neys, marshastand clerks of the courts of
the United States, but neither of them
shall be allowed to retain for certain SER
vices any greater sum in the aggregate
than such other district attorneys, mar
snals and clerks are allowed by law to re-
tain, the balance TO be paid into the treas
ury OF the United States This law is to be
enforced until January 80, 1895. The fees
at present, it is claimed. are sufficient for
the character of the men required for the
offices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-21
Better Pay for Census Enumerators.

WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 2O.-The new
state senator's expect to get ruling which
will allow the census enumerators in
sparsely settled regions additional COM
pensation. In nearly all the Northwestern
states the erumerators were. in some dis
tricts, obliged to travel great distances,
and many only received compensation at
the rate of $150 per day. The chief of ac-
counts at the census Office recognizes that
this is entirely inadequate. and will recon-.
mend increased pay for such.