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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-24

An Act to establish a State MeteorolOgi-
cal Bureau and Weather Service in Louis
lana, and make appropriation therefor. .
Be it enacted by the Genera Assembly OF
the State of Louisiana, &
SECTION L. That there is hereby establish
ed q State meteorological bureau and wealth
er service, which shall be under the control
and management of three commissioners
thereof The State superintendent OF pub
lie Instruction, the commissioners of agrIcul-
ture, and the representative of fhe National
weather bureau who is detailed for the work
by the Chief of the National weather bureau,
and who shall be the director thereof, but
who shall receive no compensation for his
services as such director.
SECTION III. That the central station and
office of said bureau and weather service for
meteorological observation and experiment
shall be in the city of New Orleans The
said commissioners shall establish, if
practicable, ono or more volunteer weather
stations in each parish OF the State, and Su-
pervise the same, cooperating with the
Chief of the National Weather bureau, in or
der to increase the usefulness of the State
and National services. The said commits
sioners are authorized to print such month
ly and annual reports and such special re-
ports as may be deemed most serviccable to
the people of the State.
SECTION III. That the sum of seven thou
sand four hundred dollars, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby ap-
propriated out of any funds in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for the purpose
OF carrying out the provisions of this act, to
~ EthN ~ 1AtA ~ SAoA
der, by the treasurer upon the warrant of
the comptroller, upon the vouchers of the
commissioners and said director provided,
however, that no part of said sum shall be
paid for salaries for any officer or officers.
That two thousand dollars of the above
amount appropriated may be expended fer
certain meteorological instruments; two
hundred dollars for flag signals; two thou
sand five hundred dollars for the distribu-
ton OF weather forecasts, reports of floods,
frosts, cold and storms; seven hun
dred dollars for books, stationery, records,
and incidental expenses; two thousand dol
lars for salary OF a clerk to the director at
the central ef1ce, aggregating the sum Of
seven thousand four hundred dollars for the
complete equipment and support of the bu-
reau and weather service for the two years
ending June 30, 1892.
SECTION ~. That the said commissioners
shall report to the legislature their expen-
ditures under the provisions of this act, and
such other information as said commission
ers may deem desirable or asthe legislature
may require.
SECTION V. That the State printer shall
publish not less than two thousand copies of
the several reports submitted by the COM
missioners and shall disseminate them as
other official reports are disseminated.
SECTION VI Thai this Act shall take eff
feet on july l., 1890.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-24

ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-24

An Act to establish a State M~eteorologi-
cal Bureau and Weather Service in Louis
lana, and make appropriation therefor.
BE it enacted by the General Assembly of
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-24

81, 1887. and has been supported and sperat-
ed Through private enterprise since that
date, with the cooperation OF the Chief
Signal Of1icer of the Army, and,
Whereas, The benefits to be derived from
a State weather service are OF such great i'm
portance t. the agricultural and ommer-
cial interests Of Louisiana, and tend to in
and,
Whereas, During the past two years il has
several times TRANSFERRED that a single warn
ing OF a storm or of frost, properly dissem-
mated, would have been of inestimable ben
eft to the State at large, and would have
saved tens of thousands of dollars to the
people OF the State, and that such dissemin-
alton was impossible solely Through q lack
of funds to, defray the expense of Telegraph
ing or t~elephoning the information, and
Whereas, The meteorology and clinatolo-
hat to obtain reliable statistics relating
there to it is necessary to secure suitable in
to make observations and,
Whereas, State weather services have
been in operation in the majority of the
States of the Union, notably Alabama, Hi
nois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Mississippi,
Missouri, Nebraska, New England, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, New York, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Kansas, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Texas, Arkansas, Nevada North and
South Dakota, California, Colorado. and
such states and sections, and have In many
states secured State recognition by appru-
priations for continuing the work under
State control,
Be it Resolved, That the following Act ere
ating a State Meteorological Bureau and
Weather Service be passed to take effect on
July1, 1890.
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T0tal---... $685. IS
BE it therefore Resolved. That an appropri-
alton of Six Hundred and Eigkty-kive
Is 100 Dollars, be and is hereby made to pay
above claims
The Collector has asked for further time to
report S 80
e" a W E a- ID nDTrn
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R. E. KERKAA,
Signal Corps, Director.

Tt the Editor:
The following is the Preamble and
Act framed to go before the General
Assembly, for the equipment and
maintenance of the, Louisiana Wealth
err Service. The general interest man
ifested by the press and public in the
work Of this service leads to but one
conclusion, viz. that the Bill will be-
come a law provided that the members
of the General Assembly are informed
through the press that their constitu-
entsS desire its passage. All things
have been considered in the framing,
consistent with the expense to be in
Cured. and the including Of the SUI
p~erintendent of public instruction. and
the commissioner of agriculture as
commissioners and CO. workers will
have for its end the educating Of the
youth in practical meteorology, to
make them ohservant and lead them
to a knowledge of the practical worth
of m~eteorology i'll every day lie, and
to combine the agricul! uraI interests
with those of the weather service, as
will be done by the National agricul-
tural department and the National
Weather Service. d
1t will be seen that q combination
of these departments will DO adsan-
tageOus in many respects, Il 1t Is
hoped that your interest IN the service
will be such us to leave no doubt iii
the minds of your parish representa-
tIves as to the desires Ut your commu-
nifty.
1 would be pleased to receive a
marked copy OF your issue cuu,alnlng
your views on the subject.
Very respectfully yours,
K. L. kERKAM.
Signal Corps, Director.
New Orleans, May Is, 1890.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL. }
Thibodaux, La, May q, 1890. {

thioouaux, La, May u, 1871.
The Cornell for the Town of Thibo-
daux met this dav in regular monthly SEES
sion at s O'Clock D. in.
Preseut-J. H.. Aucein, Mayor, and trustees
Braud. Badeaux, Coulon Malbrough, Naquin
and Tro.ter.
Absent-None.
The minutes OF the last session were read
and approved a. recorded.
The finance c0inhiitte e repOrtel AS follows i:
Thibndaux, May 6. 1890.
To the Mayor aud Trustees OF the Town OF
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Finance
beg leave to report as follows:
They have carefully examined ell inns snb-
lnitted to them by The Mayor for approval.
and fully approve the following claims.
90
Water Works-..-.-.--. -. ..--.... Is 90
Streets ami Is 90
Criminal 2 SC
Market House q; Is
Corporation Laborer- so 90
Town Hail. SO
Fire department. 35 GO
Incidental EXPENSES, being interest ON
Mrs. Harvey's 80 90
Salary OF Officers 300 90
Total. $685. rs
BE it therefore Resolved. Tina, an appropri-
alton of six Hundred and Eighty-kiye
IS 100 Dollars, be and is hereby made to pay
above claims ~
The Collector has asked for further time tn
report. s FA
II. r.. BRAUD.
a. MARLBOROUGH.
ED. BADEAIIX,
Mr.. Couion remarked that some violations
OF the law g"v. ring thehuilding of structures
within the FIRE District of the town had
been committed and thought " a.i v;sabl for
the Council to tahc some action in the pre-
misses.
NJ. Badeanx. therefore. m,ved, seconded
by Mr.. Naqniu. that the Mayor he instructed
To see that the attending parties be made TO
conform with the law thereto appertaininu.
Cisrriei
AR o.. Naquin. tronnrilman) Mr.. John
McCnila and Capt. }. e.. Rrau,i. Represent
ing the 2nl drainage district. Appeared be-
fore the Coanril to obtain lerimission to
drain through the aitch on CIDER street ION
the Wet side of tine canal into tile Terrr-
bonnie or Bafataria Canal. Tie Council were
mot confident of the possibIe result of grant.
ing the request whether the town Womb lie
benefited or injured nv this wafer flowing
int" the CANAL Finally. the cOnncilmen.
without giving up ar abandoning the rights
of the town, racli gave his rvr,>eut to permit
the drainage commissioners to make a trial
OF the pr"l'Osed drainage hut should it
prove injurious the permissi"n will be re-
cinded.
The Council then adjourned.
j. l.. AUCOIN. Mayor.
JoHN u. TAYLoR. Clerk. ~
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

4 EXINGTON.AvE.. 33o cor. S9th.st.-
3 IL Dr>iribr large ahd small rooms back
/ I,rlor for Doctors Office; table board mod.
| rate.
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! NS FL santlv furnished rooms TO rent
r,a>onahly.. table and appointments, uncA.
c.lI'd references.
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| let board II desired para privileges; ref.
"i"nrcs'
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w rooms. second and third lioor-. Is
West 5l>t-;.
n -.ArAETMTNTS. hvc or three ROOMS.
without Load. 80 Last G"i.,t.
I y PRIVATE FAMILY will rent 70 u
1. Gentleman pleasant parlor brdro1m
and bath with oard, SIS: location 5Oth.
BESf FAMILY TABLE, Tribune Uptown
oficr. rs broadway.
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8 Gcth"r or single, with or without board ;
I'm" n"ishhoiho"d. III East ldth.st.
: TH:AvE.. 7o5. En,ranc" No. ! East
- "'th-,t. E.'sant c"rn"r apartments,
table also rooms for gentlemen strictly
l.. 81, lass in every particular.
STlI.iVE.. 431.-i.lccant suites Of rooms
- pri,at" bath: private table house and
appointments OF tn best; references.
a. WEST 4SrlI.>T.-- Lar3c hail rooms.
" with toaId rcfc.cnc'> Gentlemen only.
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Gentleman and wife or idrnllir. din"
rArlo' floor; Irf'r'ncr-.
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~ has desirable rooms. with board refer.
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snail handsomely furni.h.t ro,ii,> first
clI~> hoard tail" b,ad rrt'rracr.
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81 rooI>: excellent cable >ulrro: pr
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al improvements; references
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- with r,od lo,Id and ATTENDANCE. per.
maII'nt paiti'- r'f'i'iic"- r>' lan"'i.
90 EASr WASHINGTON PLACE
80 ,h"i." larc" and snail r"onN. excel
oi>r.> l.. 20 WEST cvly and Elegantly
CI furnished ro"n~, second nl-ht. trims
moderate h"Iid II desired.
.li N.>r jlSrSr.-D,.>.i attic iuoin~
cf hanI~ .u.'ly furnished. VIII. t,ard ref.
'r'u"'~ ">,i anc"d.
otrm.>T. II .WEST.- Handsomely fnr.
~ ni>'iod SECOND foor. with r.i>at'' ta'.c.
private ra:h soU;hr!n cNpr.uIc, appoint.
in'nt> 81 tn br>t
% TIi->r.. >. WEST -po..s,h," ,oo'n~
- on - ana Sd liooi, To- IT., VITA board
references 'Nrn"n.'d.
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% >!i!sl'. with b"a!d. Al" hall r""r-
IN EN>I "iIH.sr s. "iy fum...d
~ r"on.>. VIII 90 without hoard private
family.
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Dork Uanleo.
Females

ACukt6h
A HESPEtTAliL.. hiddlr.agcd lady.
who h,A> hrC with ID->iOItuir-> WOMB
'''' u iind Hunc hlilI- IA, dIt-I ladv %.
E'ht'III;iIi who would hr,p Il poor dis,
u'>>'N Nodn VITA a Ticket To- san Erlu.
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u1i Nl!. Iowa. OF aiu.ihd th,Ir; 1 Nould
,.hr any D"ioraN" position. Addrr,-.
DlitN>hAkEK Tot ola wr,h, too nuor.
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49,, suns 1" rem H. e. si"!n. spanish or
y ~. :, VI. ~ ii'bu"" pto"m On1rr.
4 LADY. lormi.rly G:c,,.mah,r. And r\p.
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III or UIt 81 cIti IA ahJ l,nr Of .Ood> A.,
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cr''Iirrs. MI. iiAl' II. SCI Wr,t ltth.,t.
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,'ri,''r "' h'",r Hr'p.r IN h"t"i. riu".
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kEErII:. 80 Grh.a>,.
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~ y. cashier "r al -iadl ririn writrr
can infn'-h an 'Nc"lI'hi ri :rnr.. from lat
"mpl",or. Address EXPI.RIt.E, l.. Box
= IllbHn" pi"wh ono" rs i.roldway.
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"irN> y. H.. 1rihun" uil'r".
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rl''dnhi- ~ ~;olc. tai, 1T - East Ulst-,t..
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BOARD nno Rooms.

4 -h..A AiIi.NIIOA
~. '.3lht ~ float. Io"Is. bath.
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int.
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information r.
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n ut 81 ho,H and ait'mdaLo" %
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,e" 'hidi'n. Address T. =. Tribune oni'".
A DtIETIsIMENT, FOR THE NEW.
1 - HnK AT TT FILL TrrS %i oFF F e.
untlI . .. ~; $50 broadway. between
Twen'y.>'cond and Twenty third SIS
IloA.:D. Lady "it, chiicr.n. or art and
ID n..,'c student, n,ay obtain GOOD board,
WHITNEY >i.NINAiY. 3.05o 3,l-aSc.
I,I~IEABLL ROOMS. with hoara. 10
~ Eat 2ist->i.. trancr"y Para. Moth {;
reference, exchanged.
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IL cha:.c - on" or tvs" inialii Ladies :;
ha> large. sunny fOon,>; all c"nN "ni'nr'> p
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,ddi",. VI. y. Tflbnn" Uptown Oni'". 80
I:iuidvrN.
DILIGENTLY ~ ENISIitD ROOMS.
II with board references exchanged. 20
Wet .,l-t-~t.
<,KAMII:CY PARK. North
N KnOnn A. I31-13' faf "l-t-St.
An cicpant -uitr. with bath aud dinlnc:
room uti\Aic also laig" singh" rooms board
and att ndancr uncAcellcd rarh privileges.
CKAMERtY PARK aud Z0th.st s.; and
III 3G.-Weil furnished suites for families
also single looms for gentlcmen; With Or
without toards
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Ecal Cslaic u)nnic0.

WAN!i.D. zap iOi ca-h. rom 0rh'I,
w Hi'C' i.u--!s'G h"li>' LDc' "a ana -
god or1'r; NUT /" b".ow Go;h.,t and
t">t o: t.h.aN"- N."Iuit, ~ MURRAY liIA
Irri"fnd. AGGIr-s \. Ito\ ~ Tribune
On~e.
WANriD.-A n,-i.c'a-, 1.-t.'v w"-t SD"
~ h0.-". tpNhII. I.li1 i;I"adwav.
WANTED o., 81 near East Ei,cr. brlow
w - It - - - l't- 10 one parcel, IN
.nmhf", ~ .f":IrC ECLAND 4 WHITING.
; Bochmsm.>.
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,.n,N WASH auG ll;u\ y. i''"i'--
I ar, t..,I g. do u,r :, v..fi> ,'h ut
."ihff u'.'u"-. - W = lWh -.
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flats 60 Eet. Anfurnishe0

A NEW AND HAM SOME cabinet iin,
hAslsh,d naJS Of q Iallc extra liyht b"II.
uiVIy decorated iOOIH, and bath. containing
I'll HOdrrI iDIprJ .riHrHt-, IniHtti. mirrors IA
PsIiOr> aud dinin- -rOOiis. wash lI>In- San
tS.fy tubs rduzc door rane's chDic" 10
s:sIon. 10 and l12 West l%Jth-,t.; rent,
Us 10 s3l.
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0JUKRAI HILL. 38l L+NingtOn.ave.-
INS FL .antlv furnished rooms to rent
l-a>onahly. table and appointment, uncA.
.--lL. II IL, rnnrns
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Couutrn Real Gstate for Sale

A Gt,NCN FOE NUNlCLA llt.--Dwtllings
"A and building sites Tor sale houses ", lri,.
iurnisn,d or unfinished. TUBES 1Al.
= 80, u.,l.u .iu.>t y Y
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BrOcklyr Real Estate.

EOR kALf..-l'IN" s'0ry AID hdsen o..
hI!' h lOV-'~ o. NJ 20 'ga,t.S'.. near
h'o,Ie.alc.. tru e. ST. ;'l!' h 49," a.
be seen At any tnr. GWEisi:. o. Ir'n.>.>
OF a. H., r'sid'arr. 3d.. .NaroL--t
BrCokl;n
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II .tind> ms b.sin"~,. w!sir~ STEADY posi-
ton Iha"'r" y" At 0''''S''' '"'.''
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Il ol ruu mail ,ur.ur. - y,a3> .NI"ri-
rnc", can do MS uNn EN'nr. IS! FIX.
- 10. II? West l";l.'S'' -.------
NKOCIIN CLEKk ~ Young iIh
VI :, \,,r,' rNtprli,rc IN ~" oli ,"untr'
understands ,,,.rlIilu CANE. lip> -.
| Irlbun" Office.
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