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The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

We are constantly adding new styles
TO our glassware and crockery lines.
C. DIETLETN.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

In view of the imminent danger to
New Orleans from overflow, and the
city treasury being empty, the Louisi-
ana Lottery Company last Friday ten
dered to Mayor Shakespeare their check
for $50, 900 to meet the threatened emer-
gency, which the Mayor With good
sound common sense promptly accept
ed. The Lottery Co., the next day.
also rendered to Gov. Nichols their
check for 100000 to be used in pro-
tecting the levees in the State, but the
governor saw proper to decline this
much needed assistance. The Lottery
Co. nevertheless placed this munificent
giftat the disposal of the people through
the commissioners of the several levee
districts, on basis suggested after con-
sultation with Major III. B. Richardson.
Chief State Engineer, in such a manner
that the money can be utilized at once.
We are no advocates of the Loniana
Lottery, or any other lottery, but we are
free to say that this timely aud practi-
cal display of public spirit is entitled
to due credit. Sentimentality alone
land as far as we can learn the senti-
mentality in this ease thus far stands
alone without any cash backing worfl,
mentioning) viii not stop creyasses,
nor strengthen leyees TO prevent Gre
vases, nor go very far even to relieve
or alleviate the widespread distress
that would inevitably follow geaeral
inundation.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

The Mississippi rose so high at New
Orleans on Thursday of last week that
the water poured over the levees and
Wharves in the city front, inundatiug
many of the streets aud a large area of
the city. Men were Immediately pat
to work erecting provisional levees,
and the Picayune of Tuesday, 18th
inst, gives the following account of the
result of their work:
The city has now well constructed
levee front, that is, IN front of the cen
tral portion of town The levee con
structed in the past few days is 3 feet
high and about 4 feet wide. The wa
ter is about inches against if, but
very little seeps through. 1t appears
perfectly safe and strong. Men were
at work at Canal, Jnlia and Barracks
streets yesterday finishing off the leyee.
The river front now presents a solid
and very formidable appearance, with
the exception of Il few low places.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Tons, marbles and fishing tackle at
Ben Meginley
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

The st. Louis Wrought Iron Range
Co, who manufacture the celebrated
ss Home Comfort" " Steel and Mallea-
ble Iron ranges, are now represen-
ted in our parish by Division Su.
perintendent j. E. Massengill and an
able corps of statesmen who have al
ready placed large number of these
justly celebrated ranges among some
of our best families where they have
given universal satisfaction. After sew
eral months stay in Robeline, La, the
citizens of that town and vicinity pub
lished card in the News (which will
be found in another column), in which
they speak in the highest terms of the
Home Comfort Range and the gentle
men representing the ST. Louis
Wrought Iron Range Co. Mr.. Massen-
gill, whose headquarters are at the
Opelousas Hotel, will be pleased to re-
ceive any orders from our citizens, and
we advise all interested to give him a
call.
To give an idea of the durability of
these ranges we quote from a statement
made by Mrs. Martha Harp, dated Mon
ticello, Fla, Feb. 90, 1890: " In the
year 1884 we purchased one of your
Home Comfort ranges. Three months
ago our house was burned to the
ground. When the fire had died
down we got our range out of the de-
bris. The top pieces were warped from
heavy joists falling on it. We took the
warped pieces and laid them on log
and Strengthened them with an az. We
put them in their respective places, set
the range up on two logs in the yard,
and cooked on it for three months in
the rain, sunshine, and all kinds of wea-
ther, and there is not crack about it,
We are using the range yet. Any one
doubling this statement can get my
sworn statement By making the request
in their own hand writing"
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Sugar and rice planters are referred
to tlaa card Of NJ d 81 BloOnfield.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Mr. Al. Levy of che extensive dry
goods establishment of j. Meyers s. Co.
uf our town, is now in New York lausng
q large stock of spring and summer
goods. Several consignments have al
ready been received and more are com
Ing in daily aIassas everything 10
bought BIZ Mr.. Levy il person, whose
rood taste and long experience is
guarantee that his selections will be
last suited to the wants of onr people.
enF readers may call at the mammoth
establishment on the corner of Main
and Bellevue streets with the assurance
gE iinding there just what they need
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22
District Court.

Walter Y. Flower VS.. A. c.. Preiean
ct als-judgment for plaintiff; motion
for new trial overruled, and appeal
taken.
G. B. Andrus VS.. Joseph E. Houston
Judgment for plaintiff; appeal taken.
Est. Eliza McClelland, S. Bloch oppo-
acknowledgement in favor of the estate
motion for new trial oyerruled and an
peal taken.
Elizabeth Gnidry VS.. A. Veltin ct ais.
Judgment of lower court amended :
plaintiff to pay cost of appeal and de-
PENDANTS to pay costs of lower court.
Moses Landry VS.. S. F. Marcot-iudg-
ment OF lower court amended; plain
tilt to pay costs of both courts.
y. ). Lyons VS.. V. C. Guidry -judg-
ment of lower court amended.
John w. Daniel VS.. Morgan r. r. e.
=. .. Co-Judgment of lower court af-
firmed.
State of Louisiana VS.. Ross Guillory
motion for appeal to the Supreme
Court granted.
John Mornhinveg, husband VS.. Anne
liza Ray-Judgment Of divorce granted.
Miley Esprit VS.. G.. Ell. Comeau-judg-
ment OF lower court reversed.
Carel Wolff VS.. Lucius WetheralI-
Judgment of lower court amended de-
fendant to pay costs of both courts.
H. Mayer VS.. M. w. Heath-judgment
of lower court reversed motion for
new trial overruled.
w. S. Jenkins VS.. Therence johnson
Judgment of lower court reversed.
Hilaire Daniel VS.. Odam Guillory-
judgment Of lower court affirmed.
Estate. Odille V. Guillory-judgment
of homologation.
Estate Reniamin Observation-Disclosures of
homologatiOn.
ULCER Rene. husband, VS.. Celeste
Lede, wife-jndgment of divorce grant
ed.
Mrs. Louisa Cbachere VS.. Albert L.
ct als-judgment in favor of
plaintiff.
A. L. Gournay VS.. Sandville johnson
appeal granted.
State of Louisiana Us. Dorsineau Ri
deau ct als-appeal granted to Adam
Anderson.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22

Besides the large creyasse in Arkan-
sas, mentioned last week, two other
disastrous breaks in the ieyees have
occurred on the Mississippi-one about
65 miles above New Orleans, known as
the Nita creyasse, which some 200 men
are working hard to close, and another
known as the Raleigh crevasse. near
Vicksburg, which on Monday was said
to be 1900 feet wide and 10 or 10 feet
deep, and had already inundated tWen-
ty seven plantations in East Carroll
parish. Besides the 800, 900 donated
by the Lottery Company, the general
government, through tile efforts of the
Louisiana delegation in Congress, has
authorized the expenditure Of $120, 900
for the purpose Of strengthening the
ievees and protecting the immense area
of country subject to overflow but not
yet reached by the food. The great
leyee at Morganza and the Scott leVee,
on the Atchafalaya, were IN good coH-
ditiDn at last accounts.
The New Orleans papers of Wednes-
day reported that two moro bad breaks
had occurred one near Luna. Ark,
and another near Offntt, Miss.
A large crcyasse occurred on Bayou
Lafourclle some two weeks since and
has not yet been closed
Thursdays papers report break at
Jesuits Bend, on the Mississippi. be-
low New Orleans. None Of tile other
crevasses hare been closed, though eff
forts are being made to that end and to
prevent them from growing larger.
A gigantic battle Is being Waged
against the doed along Oil of our main
WatEilways. Appeals have been sent Co
Washington for tents for those who have
been driven away from their homes by
the overflow, the Governor not feeling
at liberty 70 loan those belonging to the
State; and, The prospect III that even
should noSfnore breaks occur the waters
will cover much Of the submerged area
Tor 3 couple Of months to come.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22
Pittsburgh Coal

Az 3. II. Vordenbanmen's lumber yard
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22
NO. 26.
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
District Court Parish of 81. 1andry No. 1853

&HERIFF'S SALE.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-22
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

March 10, 1890.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-11
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the aeccpd judicial Dis
trict VI the Territory of ldsLo. in aud ior the
County Of Alturss.
ssprina Casey, p aintin. ". Reginald a. Casey.
defendant.
The Territory Of Idaho sends gytetii to Regi.
nald 8. Casey. Def. nd, Mt.
You are htrei requir, to appear in an action
brought against you by the above name piaiLtin
in the d strict c. ut II the Second Judi. tal DIS.
trict OF the Ter,itury Of ldsho IN aud for the
Coultv of Alturns, AID TO answer the c'mOla NJ
hl... herein, within ten days texclu i've u the
day of servicrI, aft r the service on you OF tbie
Summons If served on you WITHIN this county,
or il .erved ont Of this county. but IN this ais
trtct within twenty days; Other wise within forty
dsys--or default vii! he taken agstn: Won.
The said action 10 brought to dissolve the bf nds
Of matrimoDy, heretofore and now existing Pc
tween plaintiff and defendant, for . reasonable
attorney tee, and for costs Of suit alleging that
said parties were duly married ct salt Lake City.
Utah, about the 2sth day of January. le67. hat
failed to prov,ae for the plaintiff the common
n. cessaries Of fe because "f his idleness. pref
ligary, dissipation and habitual int~mpersnce.
The facts more fully appearing IN plaihtins com
plant On FL. t. v h.. reference II her bv made
And you sre hereby notified hat il you fsft 10
?. CURED tine said pl ,inti6 i'll tske d. fault and
lily g. the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Given under M hand and the Res, Of the Dis
tr,ct Court Of the 8. cUnd IN ,trtal ] H.
tiict, OF the Territ rv Of Idsho, in and
J TOR the County o. +lturxs. this 2Sd day
SEAL. Of July. in the yesr Of our ord Que thou.
sand eight hundred ard ninety.
SOL. HASBROUCK,
C'erk ~ the ristrict Court
Bv E. RlCHAhDs, equity CLERK
VIC. B1xRsowER Plaintid's Attorney:
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Application tor Patent.
NoTICE No 3l4.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
AAILkY, Idaho, August l.,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HA1Lkx, Idaho. August l., 1890.
Notice IL ht reby given that I he Champion Gold
and Silver Mining Company, corporation org an.
ix'd under the laws of the State of Iowa, with its
rincipsl Office at Manchester. Iowa, by / N. Sui
livan its sttorneyin fact whose postuf1ce address
10 HALEY Alturss county, State OF Idaho. has
made application tor United States Patent for
the
wALLA wALLA LODE MINING CLAIM AND
situate In Mineral Hill Mining District. Alturas
county. State of Idaho, consisting Of 1900 linear
feet Of the lode and surface ground COO feet wide
being Lot No. % A and B and described IN the
Acid notes anI plat Of the cfcisl survey On nile in
this once. with magnetic variation 1t IL degrees
30 minutes east. ~ follows:
Description OF the Wslla walla Lode Claim. Sur.
vey No. SIS A. Lot No. % A.
Commencing at beginning Of the discovery
thence n nth b degrees 20 minutes wstt 7L0 feet
to northwest center end stake thence south "a de.
Rrees 20 minutes west 800 feet to corner No. ::
thence north 80 grets 40 minutev esst 700 feet to
corner NJ. 2. whence the corner common TO See,
tons T. 3, y and 8, Township north. Range II
east. bear. moth "a degrees 81 mi .utes east G9I
feet thence south So degrees 20 minutes east $500
feet to corner No. 3; thence south 81 degeees 10
minutes west BOG feet to southeast centre end
stake snd GtO feet to co ner No 4: thence
north IS degrees ~ minutes 1900 feet to cor.
n-r No and place OF Begin ing survey of exte.
rior boundary OF said claim, Including an area of
~ 66l-l0tO acres. the srea applied for. No con.
hicts. Claim situated III Sections and 9, Town
ship north. Range II east
'F''H VI VAIN W2Ilo MllI Site, survey
sls b. Lot93B.
Beginning ut corner No !, whence the corner to
SECTIONS T. .. = and .. Township north, kx, ee II
east bears south 81 degrees IL minutes 81 ne. onas
cas-, !, o!o feet. and whence corner 2 of Waiia
"alih L"ie CLAIM. survey slS A, bears south 81
"tsr, es OF minutes asst %7jS $40 feet: IN. nee
south degrees east $50 feet TO corner No, 2.
!he"ee s"nth III degr rs 10 minutes west ESQ feet
10 corner 40 8; the"ce north degrees west $40
tttt 10 corner No. 4: thence north 10 degree 10
MINUTES east 6t0 feei to orner No. and place of
beginning survey Of exterior boundary Of this
MIL site, containing m ares OF SO 1000 xcres
applied for. Noe, Lficts aid mi ] lit. is s,tu
east -
The said mining claim and mill site beirp Of
record IN the oice Of the Recorder of said min pp
district at bailey. in Alturas county. Idaho Tie
No Lode Claim
W. r. Ri Ely. Register
Il direct that tiis notice be published in the
NO ki,ER TIMFs, the Newspaper published
dearest the said mining cl i'm, for the period of
"A'! ds!s. v. 7. RILEY, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-11
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matm r. e~. in.p"t-ncv, S,philis. Gonorrhea,
elect, vnricocele. etc. etc.
nrs Li-hiy h Co. mr. the only qualified or
sible peci~lis's lett in Mon ana, since the
new medical ". The Ex mining Surgeon will
visit HAllFY Quarterly. Pr'va.e ofi will he
at the Alt"rss Hotel K+tcium and Bellevue
patients come (" HALEY
Once hours from to and tn Q p. m; or by
Apo ntment IN obscure and urgent cases.
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Application for Patent.
UNITED SrATEs LAND OFFICE,
BAILEY. IDAHO. Auuunt IA. 1R0(

UNITED SrArEs LAND OFFICE,
BAILEY. IDAHO, August IL, 1890.
Notice IL hereby given that .he Champion Col,
ana Silver Mining Company, = corporation dull,
organized under the laws Of the ttate ot lows.
with its prinrtpxl Gice Ut Manchester Iowa by
its Attol ney III. fact. !. N sullivan, whose posi-
office sdar. - IL HALEY. Alturas county, Idsho,
has maze application for = United States latent
or the
MANCHESTER LODE MINING CLAIM AND
MILL SIZE.
situate in Mineral H..i M..ing district, Alturns
county, St.t~ OF Idaho, consisting If 1895 iinesr
ieet u. The lode, aud surface grsuu 6OO feet wide
ing Lot 40. " A aud h and irscr,b.d In the
neli notes shd plat Ut the otcisl survey file IN
this Office with magnetic vsr.ati. ut IL deRre. .
IND ~ nin"t.s .sst ~ foil VS.:
Des rtptsou II the Manchester Lsde Mining
claim. Surve! sl9 A. 10, ~ A.
Co" mt ucIDG NJ tn discovery stake, thence Orth
~ degrees A. inutes east 1873 I. ct t. the
c, nt~ ent, stsk. thence North s. d. Is min
ut. : west $50 i-et !" corner No l, when.e corner
No = Of Nsrr.w Gauge No Lode Lls IN. lot 50,
identical with corner No. 2 Of Eclipse L'd' Lot
II. both ,lsinied b. John v. Far~ Eli. hears nsrth
81 degrees Is minutes west 6S feet; thence south
So degrees Is minutes east tO feet t. No. 2:
thence south ~ dt Is minutes west 1898 ieet
to C, rn.r No 3, whence the eecti. corn, be
tween Set ti"ns and i6, Township 2 north, RspKe
7N ~ feet: thence north 81 de. re-s 10 n,inut.
west wv rect to southwest enter end stake and zoo
fe't 10 corr er No. 4; thence II nth s1..g..es A.
minutes east 1898 feet I" corr No. place Of
b ginning survey Of exterior boundary VI thus
ci.im lnciullnx Al area Of % AI lO,O acres p.
piled tor. Nv cunf,cts.
Description OF Manchester Mill Site. Survey No.
no h. Lot No. o. b.
Beginning IT corner No l. which is identical
with 4 iner NJ. W. Ia Walls M.il Site. survey
e,S u wiz nee corner No manchester Lode Claim,
survey el9 4. bears south 80 aegrt. 81 ui,nut. .
east aOB .lU feet and froin corner No Mill site,
thu conner to 81. tions I. s. ana .. Town hip 2
hr.h. ksnHe II east bears south 81 degrees IL
utees IS seconds enst 5O4S ~ feet; thence south
63 agrees minutes west t6O feet ~ corner No.
q ths' &c North drgr. Is ". Ut $50 feet to corner
No 3; thence north Is d. greet 10 miuut-s u 0
feet t. cornet No I: thence g. nth 2 degrees east
I" csrner No. ana place Of b. ginning survey OF
exterior boundary Of this mill site, including al
area 1T as LOO ares applied for. No eolfi,ts,
The said mining Claim and Mill site hem. Of
recor I in the Office Of the Recorder OF said min
Ing district 1T HALEY. In Alturss county. Idaho.
1hs nearest known location being the Marrow
Gauge No. lode claim.
W. T. RILEY. Register.
l direct that this notice be published in the
Wo"D RIVER TlNEs the newspaper published
n. Arrest the said mining claim. Tor the period Of
sixty days W. r. ALLY, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-11

Has attained a standard OF excellence
which admits Of no superior
1t contains every improvement that
Inventive genius. skill and money can
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-11

VANTEn-Ae-nts to sell Pinless Clothes
W AAS l LII Line: the only line ever in
vented that holds the clothes without pin, = per
fect su cess: patent rec' MY 'ssu d sol only by
agents, :" HON the ex' lusve right ia given: ,n
receipt OF 30 cents We will send san H. line bv
mail: als" cirru ars price list md terms 10
attn's; secure or t rritory ut once Adds. So
THE fiNLESS C. 0THES LINE CO ; II Hermon
Street. Worcester, Mass.
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PASTURAGE

The undersigned,
having rented the Pin
ney ranch, is prepared
topasture both horses
and COWS, BY THE DAY,
WEEK OR MONTH, and
will corral the horses
mornings from 6 to 8
o'clock, and evenings
from 5 to Z o'clock.
ALEX. HOEFFLIGER.
Haley, Idaho, June 20, 1890.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-18

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shilohs Vitalizer is guaranteed to
cure you. For sale by c. F. Heinzeman, 122
North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-18
COAST GLEANINGS.
Meeting of the State Board
of Trade.
A New Descriptive Pamphlet to
Be Issued.
A California Exhibit for the National
G. A. R. Encampment.
Japan Asks for Display of Cereals-Bet-
ter Fire Protection for Frisco.
A Tardy Confession.
Associated Press Dispatches. |

SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE state
board of health met this afternoon, and
motion was made to issue circulars to
affiliating bodies calling attention to the
necessity of action in connection with
the worlds fair.
General Chapman offered resolutions,
which were adopted, requesting Super
intendent of Census Robert Porter to
afford the Board such assistance as
might be consistent with his duty, in
furnishing copies of statistics and dates
affecting the interests of the state.
Resolutions were also adopted direct
ing the committee on agricultural and
industrial resources to prepare material
for a pamphlet which should present
the resources and industries, and gen.
eral and special features of the state, by
counties, the data for the pamphlet to
be furnished by the counties.
The secretary announced that during
last week he had sent out requests to
the counties to send in fresh supplies of
fruits and other materials for the exhi-
bition at the rooms OF the board.
Resolutions by Caminetti of Amador,
appointing committee of three mem
bers to take some steps towards secur-
ing action by the government in the
matter of improving and protecting the
navigability of the Sacramento, Feather
and San joaquin rivers, were adopted,
and Boggs of Colusa, Morrissey of San
joaquin, and Gregory of Sacramento,
were appointed committee, to which
were subsequently added the names of
General Chipman and Secretary Cami-
netti.
The secretary was instructed to frame
suitable reply to the communication
from Department Commander Bickels,
calling attention to the fact that the
national encampment of the G. A. R.
will be held at Boston July 11th, and
advising the planning of an exhibit of
California resources there; and also to a
communication from the Japanese con-
sui requesting an exhibit Of California
cereals at the national Japanese exposi-
ton at Toxic in August.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-18
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.
The Antitrust Bill Stripped of AL
Its Amendments.

It's Amendments.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE second
conference on the antitrust bill reached
an agreement by which the bill is
stripped of all amendments added by
the senate and the house, and remains
as 1t originally passed the senate.
Tariff Bill Closed to Amendments.
At today's meeting Of the Republican
members of the senate finance commit
tee, the tariff bill was closed against
further amendments. 1t will be re-
ported to the senate tomorrow. The re-
port of the minority will be submitted
later.
River and Harbor Appropriations.
Among the important increases made
by the senate committee to the river
and harbor bill are: Yaquina bay, Or
egon, $4,000; Mississippi river, from
the head of the passes to the mouth of
the Ohio, 81 ,655 200, 81 200, 900 of which
heretofore passed the house DO a joint
resolution, and was for that reason
stricken from the house bill, and re-
stored by the senate committee, no ac-
tion having been taken on the house
joint resolution; Missouri river, $780,,
900; Columbia river at the Cascades,
$4,000; at it's mouth, $75, 900; from the
head of Rock island rapids to the foot of
Priest rapids, 5000
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-18
FOR FIRE PROTECTION.
San Francisco Taking Steps to Organize a
Full Paid Fire Department.

SAN Francisco, June 17.-At a meet
ing of citizens today the needs of the
city in the way OF fire apparatus, hose
and fully paid fire department were
discussed by Chief Scannell and many
prominent business men, and resolu-
ton by A. R. Briggs was adopted calling
on the chamber of commerce, produce
exchange, mechanics institute, manu-
facturers' association and board of trade
to appoint committee of ten citizens to
solicit guarantee fund of 100000,
which shall be placed at the disposal Of
the fire department, to be expended as
may be necessary by the department
acting conjointly with a committee COM
posed of one member from each of the
commercial bodies named.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-18
One of Many Damage Suits.

SAN Francisco, June 17.-Louis S.
Silverberg, who was in the car next to
the engine at the time of the Webster
street bridge disaster, May 30th, and
went down into the water with it, nearly
losing his life, and suffering many cuts
and bruises, will sue the Southern Paci-
fic Company for sic, ,211 damages.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-18
Oregon Pioneers.

PORTLAND, Ore, June 16.-The eigh-
teenth annual reunion of the Oregon
pioneers is being held in this city today
Members of the association from all
parts of the state are present. Owing
to the rain there was no procession.
This afternoon literary exercises were
held at the North Pacific Industrial
building. The annual address was de-
livered by II. w. Scott, editor of the
Olp1Oninn.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-18
A Dishonest Clerk,

CHICAGO, June NV. G. Albertson,
member of the board of trade, ordered
his trades closed out this morning. Al
bertsons troubles are said to be due to
the operations of dishonest clerk, who,
in the absence of Albertson, bought
large amount of wheat When the mar
ket went against him yesterday, the
clerk left the country.