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Homer guardian., 1890-02-14
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3 mile post.
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appointed Oh ,hc Homer and Cor
don road for the year, 1880.
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Mjnlrn and Atlanta road. from
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Homer guardian., 1890-02-14
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cteo'C 30 ''Ne eNe00 ''''N 'N' |''''>
OF salu judgment,
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goid foSo' from AO"e's " 'Ds
flttman mill
waiter Dance, on 'ne 4''ie,'S
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cfman nFl"9c 10 vac o"''Sl i'"''
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from the iomcF ana A,"e'' ROXY
to the A!hdcn an" Athehs F"a"'
t. / DUN'on' o" 'Ae N''''e''
and Athens roau, from At"ens to
10 tiIe "aFo line "e'"''" I ""u .
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from the railroad to The Homer
ond Arcadia rood
JR Dillon. on the Homer and
and Athens road from the ward
l;no betwnon ( and = 10 the frs,
hronch north Off A Co]emao's
A 4 u,so an the same road
from, tho f;rot branch north ot ~ 4
rolomnn,. - Atbnns
w q Wah,, on the sama road
from Atho,o n tho conth bonl, at
Io,tlerc,,r creek
IN Rodncrs on thr same road
from the son,b bank Of Leather
mop creek to The Parish line.
p II Noehv ON fine Athens and
Candy mil road from Athens to
tho Ayoratt nlqce
rs Shocl;Ipy on the same road
from the Ayerett D;acc to Candy $
mill.
VII Ford. on the Athens and
Trenton road, from Athens to the
John McCGsh place.
w A Petty. on the Moreland
and Atkins mil road, from the
Homer and Athens road to II "
Atkins cate.
NJ W Atkins. on the same road
from NJ " Atkins gate to the
Berry place.
ri MulIenix on the same road
from the Berry place to the north
bank of the Dance creek.
\ A BRIDGES, on the same. road
from The north bsuk Of the Dance
creek 10 the PARISH line.
JT Leatherman, OH the Athens
70 ,ho nsr;sh limo
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Homer guardian., 1890-02-14

Jan do do 1889, 2,S0O0O
July 10 do do do 262 50
10 do court house rents, 81 80
10 do Judgment of Il. Y.
Webb, Is o.
Dec 6 do taxes 1888, 1891 lj
6 tablcau Of 1889,
$l625 $40 at mills, 9,771 S6
Supphment!c, Sl7,1s5-
at mills, lO6 II
Total Sll,G!2 SO
1889 Cr
Feb 5-By cash voucher Oh
license for 1858, 5 20 90
Fob 5--By cash voucher OH
license for 1889, Gi5 90
April by cash voucher on
/ p. I. p, 1853, 920 42
July by cash voucher on
/. l. T., 1858, III oo
July BY cash voucher on
license, 1899, S65 %
July BY cash voucher on
court h.use rents, 50 81
July 2-By cash voucher on
Judgment of r 2 Webb, Is eJ
Oct 5-By cash voucher on
PIP, 40 Ga
Oct 5-By cash voucher on
D. .,
Wv - ~ r. ~ W ,,s, -. o.
T. i000' no -
Dec 3--by cash voucher Oh
p. I, P, l8a9, 1851 Is
Jan i-by cash voucher Oh
1,u n ~ ,nsh ,ou.;,,r or
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lam ~ ~, on,, vo,cber .,
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'-o
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. Ia . l'.', "'''' 20
pr p 1880 Q 00D 90
3-By cash youcber on
license 1sss-s9 lis GO
Feh4-E,, cash vouc her on
blank lic,us returned, 1852 50
a-Bv caxb vouebsr mn
collected on tablean 9o3 Il
Total sl4,62s 50
j. II. KIRKPATRlCk,
1r, lax Collector. s,,
=" hsh 'n N, n'o.'oli '.re nos."
aoJoutneo ''ii . . e'oeA ho's'''
''oi h'hs
Signed r. A. Watson,
Attest: President 2. J.
J. r Ramsey, Clerk P.J.
Board met Thursday morning.
Members all present. Minutes
of Wednesdays meeting read and
approved.
ROAD oyERsEERs WARD 4
John Nil,or m tho Nindon .nd
11ornasy;llo rood rran tha Nh
don and AtI,nto rood to tho Iono
p;no noorDr u.rnor,o
Az Marin on tho somo rood
from the Lone Pine to ,be ward
1.-Two hotween 2 ond 4
IA Maddrv on the sIinden
and Atlanta road from tba parish
Line to r + loves oatc
" 7 Maddrv an tho seme road
from r r Iowo's oote r. tho ror,h
bonk If Flo, I;rk
re Norman ~ tho some rand
from The north bank of Flat Lick
| to Strone's old shop.
| Will Shaw. on the Homer and
! German Town road. from the Ho.
mcr and Sykes Ferry road to the
Cole place.
| j Miller. on the Homer and
German Town road. from the
Webster Parish Line In John
Miller. Jr.
| CE Wade. on the same road,
from John Miller Jr's to The East
bank of Cypress creek.
VIC Hains. on the Homer and
Mlnden road. from Mayey's shon
| to the ward line between 7 and a.
| EBaueb on the same road from
Maxey's shop to the Webster
Parish Line
Len Lapeston on the Eureko
road. from Eureka to the Parish
Two
IMAlorodor 80 ,,o uo
- = ~ s.N''',' , r on WV 'lo'n9' ,.n"
| S"i SNs io.eSi, tAohi ohH Haiu liie
Homer guardian., 1890-02-14
Louisiana and Northwest Railroad,
TIME TABLE No. l.

Sunday Morning Homer and Bnvie at and %"
Schedule Time
Excursion Hates. j. D. BEARlSlEl, General ManaS'''
Homer guardian., 1890-02-14

X " Matthews, on the Llsnon
and scot'sVhte road, IRON the no
mer and 'aftncr''tie road, west OF
the Methodist church at Lisbon
to The Middle OF h'ddIa Fork
DFl"2e'
" , Morgan on !he Lisbon
and Atlanta FSa", from she Las
oon ah' >e0uSSli'S !oa' 10 'he
north BARK o' Tue Mc'&s'aho
creek
fI"aA N,3''a''I'E, On i"e u : s"''e IN,
Homer guardian., 1890-02-14

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Homer guardian., 1890-02-14

the Homer Sykes Ferry road,
ROAD oyERsuEss WARD s.
" W English. on the Homer
and Farmerviile road, from th'
ward line between 7 and S t
Lisbon.
j n Patton, Jr. on The the sans
read, from Lisbon to the TAFT place
L n Hammonds, on the Sane
road, from he TAFT place 20 Tit
middle OF Middle Fork bridge.
II Oakes, Oh the D'Arbonn'
road, from the ward lire betweel
and s to } I PeteTson's.
Wiley Bridges, on the sala'
road, from j f Peterson's to the
east bank of Bullock creek.
j n Patton, Jr. on the same
road, from the west bank Of BuI
lock creek to the Parish Line.
L u Aycock, on the Lisbon an(
Arcadia road, from c A A,llgore':
TO j G Heard's.
s A Heard, on the same read
from } G Ucard's to the middle
OF ID Arbonne bridge.
" 0 Mcdonald, on the Lisbor
and Vienna road, from the Homer
and Farmerville road TO tht
D'Arbonne road.
+ G English, on the Lisbon an6
Trenton road, from the Homer an(
Farmerville road to Kimhletown
M Drigers, on the same road,
from kimbletown to the Parish
Line.
NJ I Fouler, on the Klmbletowr
aad Vienna road. via Mays bridge
II, the Parish Liue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

vashi,r;on. April S.-ln the senate today Mr..
rto.r presented a memorial Of Jniversallst ministers
If BOSTON and vicinity declaring profound regret al
,bo defeat Of the Blair Educational bill. which they
considered as the calamity OF the Nation ana ex-
pressing the hope that such defeat Is h"' "'"' anu
that the matter may be rcconSidcrcd'
MIR Morrill, from the Committee on Finance re
nor,cd back the House bill Ia admit Tree Oh auS'
articles intended for tho ~ Louis tAposiuoh' III
eentember and october. l1o0, that may be importer
frou the Eepubllc OF Mexico. Tho words ana o'heE
American Republics and the Dominion OF canada
u.aro added n the bill and II was passed and con
ference asked. ,
Mr.. Call offered a preamble and resolution '"hich
went over till tomorro~). rcctng the published news
paper statements az 10 the packing Oh Jrlcs i" ~o
northern district Of Florida q which SaaIcs AID n
STRUGGLING the Judiciary Committee 10 ""o o''OO''' -
'"V Vc.t offered a resolution (Which was aSrc.i
ia, railing on the President for copy OF te trpor,
mado 10 him by the secretary OF st"e anu rr,v y,
distributing the funds received from ,s neA,,Sl
Government Oh account OF ule wen ""u Id nun"
d" bn appropriatne 100000 for public building
Al Nowhurg y \. was placed on tI'c cao'iu'.. ,,
In thc House ilr Lind u Minnesota lnuocu'fN
bin making It the duty Of the interstate Domncrs.
commission ascertain and report TIE ac,1a u, 'y'
Intcd states over or npon which intcrsiai" commerce
Is carried rinaies or ends and the amoun, a. INN,
Maid by the person or corporation construct NE ',p
rad Tor right 81 way. depot. or terminal Sioli.l'
thereof the amount Of aid. municipal or ou"er' r.
.rlv.d in cou,t.uciing the ROAD 49,, - ,..,.-
Mr. Bu,ierwogth from the committee n o on 49,,
reported the bill approprai.ns f3.Ooo,vVV -, ,h,
arrctlon In this city, OF building for the use oi 'o
latent once. ,, 80, ., ,hol,s,,
Mr. Walker 81 Missouri. introduced biii y" ap.,,'
thc National Banking system, etc. IL pl''tes TN.
from and after The approval % TINS ~ u Inn ~
he lawful to grant = charter 80 any new Na'p"n' n
inc ASSOCIATION nor shall! II lie lawful 70 rene" o'
reissue charter 20 any NntoiAl BAL, HIhs asso,''
ton In existence a Nn'l." 81, 49,. ,ns ,h,ir
~ existence under the provisions 81 TN. A't ~" w.
,n,n. are retired fr,nn circulation, or pl"" "N
.,,,1,i t.rlir. association shal! voluntarily sur
,ndcr ifs charter or All part Of II, 'lrcnil'n
+, shall ie tie duty 81 the secretary 81 the lI''N'
=, ,,"e To- be- is.lcl and paid ont on demands aS..-'
,ho Tned state, legal tender Treasury notes 81 tnH
s.nc denominations now provided hy INV dplhle }"
Inn, ,hr sum 81 the National bank notes Una,
rcfircd provided. however, that thr t,'n at,"1.'
- f..,i tender Treasury notes l--ucf sltH npi 'A
, ,he sum Of $500 900 oOO Inclusive Of the amount
~ Treasury mote, npw outstanding. ,.,.
W ,ffsftrau introduced rVeolifiun
,ost-uciiuc the Committee on Invalid f'hN"he F"
prepare and report forthwith per 'nrn ~fNl'' PIX
'' hlu and providing shat u" consideration oi inc
hin shall hc a spe,lal order for Monday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
PROSPECTS OF TARIFF LEGISLATION.

Washington. April (speclall-A tariff bill will be
passed by the List Congress and IL Will be passed at
the present session notwithstanding the statements
TO the contrary put forth by Democratic and free
trade organs for political purposes. 1t VIII be passed.
too, after thorough debate, even II this should re-
quire Congress 10 remain In session through the
creator part Of the summer and away into september
This IL may be taken for granted Is the determine
ton of the Republicans, both Of the House and the
Senate From present indications. however, II seems
that the latter part Of June will see the whole question
disposed Of. The bill. framed from the Committee
on Ways and Means, will be reported in a few days
As soon as this is done the Finance Committee OF the
Senate Will take up the bill and consider II In com
rnittee while 1t is st pending in the House. This
will expedite matters materially. There may be
hearings granted by the Finance Committee but it
is probable that there will not be- The committee
gathered in the last Congress all the Information 1t
desired and together with the statements submitted
10 the Committee on Ways and Means at the present
session. which are OF course at its disposal, II has
presumably all the data necessary for an intelligent
revision Of the different tariff schedules. The Ad
ministaton IL is hardly 70 add Is earnestly
in favor Of settling the entire question at as early a
date as is consistent with conscientious discussion
Of its different phases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
nJyyge AT THE AcADENY or DESIGN

The dinner National Academy Of d. sign. which
took place last evening In the south gallery 81 tho
buidlng moro than the expectations u the artists
and their friends With the paintings the decorations
and TX flowers which stood In profuslon on the nine
tables the room was truly " thing ~ beauty" judy
ing from the success % the entertainment which was
modelled after dinners Of the Royal Academy IN
London IL VIII rcpctitions In the years to
come Covers were laid for Ia guests, Daniel Hunt
naton presided st his right and ft sat W J.. Dodge
H. g. Marquand &. :. Smith, Andrew Carnegie, Sir
Donald Smith T.. J. Phelps j. :. Kennedy. Cornelius
Vanderbilt George William Curtis and Psrke Godwin
The first speech Of evening made by tho president
Mr. Huntington who gave interesting history Of tho
academy from ia foundation TO the present time. lie
WAS followed by william Curti- Psrke Goodwin
Joseuh H. Choate and others. whose eloquent and
propriate addresses were appauded again and again
eluctntly the artists and their friends said good night
Among others present Louis G. Tiffany. Albert
Blcrsad, Thomas Moran. L. +. dI Cesnola. NJ f. H. de
Haas W r. Evans +. Carey. j. C. Bcckwith. Augustus
ST. Gaudens W Shiraw. 7. J. dc Peystcr j. W. Pnchot.
j. seligmsn, II. prlsler and w. NJ. Chase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
coyGREssMEN GOING TO ARKANSAS.

Washington. April s.-The House Committee on
Ele tions to-day appointed sub committee. consisting
Of Ncssrs Lacey, Cooper, Bergen Cultivate and VIII
SON. Of Missouri visit Arkansas and collect tcsti
mony relative 10 the contested election OF CLAYTON
against Breckinridgc, in the Id District and the al
legged assassination OF CLAYTON The sub committee
poets 10 leave for Arkansas in about two weeks.
Little Rock, Ark. April SPECIALIZATION NcC lure.
Of this city, who will conduct the inquiry on behalf
OF the Government, states that the course Of tho
Arkansas investigating Committee Of Congress has
been mapped out. Tho members Of the committee
will arrive here In about two weeks and take up The
contest In the I'D Congress 0na District at th" point
where j. " Clayton the contestant left of the night
he was assassnatcd. Mr.. Mcclure thinks he VIII be
able to overcome tho majority Of $40 votes claimed
for Congrcssman Brcckinridgc by simply showing INC
result In two townships in Conway and Woodruff
Counties. In Conway Comfy. where the ballot box
was stolen, he claims GOJ ma Orty against ir"ckln
ridge and 332 majority enormously certified for
Ircckinridgc in Woodruff County. Mr.: Mcclure say s.
however. he VIII further and show fraud III Monroe
and Cleveland Counties leaving possible doubt q.
to the business Of declaring Brcchnrdges seat vacant
Dgcnt inquiry will also he made into the circuin-
stances Of ClaytOn's assassination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
CHINESE IMMIGRATION SINCE 1852.

Washington, April Sin response 10 a Senate re-
solution, calling upon Secretary Window 70 raDsmit
10 the Senate statement OF the number of arrivals
and departures of Chinese persons at san Francisco
annually since August .. 1e-2. the secretary today
transmitted tabulaed statement giving the desired
information. From September 1889 % july !, 1N-3.
the arrivals numbered 0269 and departure, 1o'7"4
In 1883 1885 arrived and 10 73 departed I'm 1'14
$50 arrived, and 1875 departed In l-75. lilo
arrived end 1Ggl5 departed IN 1ssG 1871 arr, ID.
and ! ] 339 departed in 1857. lfl13 arrived. and
7s6 departed In lass, lO.HBj arrived, ana lOlUi
departed in 1-s9, s36 arrived and 3,67. departed.
Secretary Window says In respect - evasions ~ The
law for the exclusion Of Chinese lahorcrs that the
violations appear 10 consist mainly In 'hc use -
fraudulent certificates. and in smuggling labOrcr,
across the northern frontier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
MR. spooNER,s CONVINCING SPEECH.
THE POINTS IN THE MONTANA SENATORIAL
XGFNTLY PRESENTED.

CONTEST CCGENTLY PRESENTED.
Washington, April (spccial-senator spooner. Oh
Wisconsin, finished this afternoon the strihhe anu 'o
prchensve review Of the Montana senatorial oon'e''
which he began yesterday on behalf OF 'nc t"o ho.
,,,,,;ca, claimants Mcssrs sanders and Power AS
On Yesterday there was again large attendance Ill t'o
gallerles and many Senators. both Democrats anu NJ
nrllicans remained in their seats 10 listen 10 'ir'
snoorer's admirably clear and lucid presentation vi '
issues involved in the case, and MS mastery a",
Of the worth and validity Of the rival sets VI
laid before the Senate. The Wisconsin oe"a'o' "a'ND
with great skill and patience the Democra'ic ooiSP'
IN nrevcnt the election Of senators by inc Ia"i"S
49,, +, oo,soturc Of Montana from its inception IN
h fir, usurnatory acts Of Governor Ioolc 10 le hh'
irror,lnious 0lrh OF the Democratic members oi ''o
senate from the state The whole contest OH 'o P"''
Of the Democratic claimants. ne ucno's.' a'ou' ~
manufactured one, carried OH III ~ FS
frustrating an election Of senators by the nshll"
REPRESENTATIVES Of the people OF Montana i"c
,wo Democratic contestants had Only hc'''o"'
.,,,o q, Tho seats they claimed. Whatever ere
do,tials thc two Republicans had their Dc"o
cratic rivals had certainly absolutely indctcnsioc oo
But the two Republicans. Mr.. Spo"nc' "s''i"'
~ -, ~a,o,ors They would have been
elected without question II the ro'cihor vi VIC ''
and the Democratic members oil 'ho hcsi'i"'u' '''
nerormed their rightfu duties. Finally the supreme
., - ,b state had declared the Iron Hal House OF
REPRESENTATIVES. the only legal ara proper on, anu
evey necessary guarantee OF rcguarly H.'"r"-u oo
Ssourntlv to it, act on. No stronger or more con,
,ncinc argument in favor OF the majority report coun
rn,,c hccn wished for and the fl g OF The friends
n,, hackers of the Democratic claimants heightened
rs the Wisconsin senator exploded one after anohsr
- I fli,cios contention, which their case rested
A. The ciosc of his speech Mr.. >pooncr wa, warmly
,onrratulatcd on hi, success by senator iioar tho
cIairrnnn of the committee. and many other Ike
senator Pugh next took TIE floor and read for
,on"rt The attendance grew thin, the point OF 81 no
onorum- was raised the roll was called. and after
crc deal of delay the contest went over Tor the after
noon and The Anti Trust bin wac taken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
TO REPORT THE SAXTON BILL TO-DAY
AMENDMENTS MADE IN THE BALLOT REFORM


Albany. April s.-Thc senate General Laws 'o"''
mscc this afternoon agreed 20 report the SaN''h p'
Reform bill favorably tomorrow. having substitute"
il for A skeleton general election bill which Wa "
duced by senator >sNton some time ago. Inc d"
Will he reported as IL was vetoed providing for the eN
elusive official ballot. with the exception OF an a"c"u
mountaineering an tcrate voter "a take with nm in'o
the secret voting booth any person whom lie "'Ss
wish 10 aid him in preparing his ballot
There 1, also another amendment. REGARDING u'o
so,c,ion ~ the ballot clerks " provides that ths
inspectors except IN districts where all of them ae
appointed shall appoint Of their number to act as
ballot clerks The inspectors who are elected s"a'
appoint one clerk and the inspectors VINO are ap
nnntcd another In districts whore the hsnec,o.ss
are appointed. ballot clerks >hall bc @nbo.in 49,
Inspectors appointed III appointing pni i Sbers
ono shall be taken from each party In distfisS Ns NC.
The inspectors are elected their number siiai ~ r.
If less. the rest Of the Offices OF inspectors SHAN
filled. =. ,. ,,o ,,osse,, bill
TO submit the question OF tue use vi oi'''"i ""'T
The people next November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
A STRONG DECISION BY SECRETARY NOBLE.

Washington, April (specialD.-Thc decision Just
rendered by Secretary Noble of the Interior in what is
known as the fraudulent Duluth Land Patent case
covering the issue November 90 1880 10 Thomas
Reed of patent TO 112 acres OF land containing
mineral deposits Of great valueeves universal salts
faction here, pointing as does to the speedy breakne
nm 81 gang OF land sharks operating in the Duluth
Land ONCE and through their agents here and 10 the
summary estoppal Of their nefarious practices. Inc
various details of their criminal designs in this par
tcuar instance set forth in detail In these dis
matches some tine ago, which led, 1t is understood 10
the failure Of plan upon the part oil Sesss' hart
mann and Nalett to obtain from certain New YORK
Loan and Trust Company an advance Of S230OOO upon
the land in question; the securities offered by thcse
men being, OF course. substantially worthless.
Secretary Mobiles decision. which is UNDERSTOOD 10
have been written wholly by himself IS an extremely
.,,,a and exhaustive document comprising tnorouSn
dicest of The vouminous testimony taken before tno
committee OF General Land once OFFICIALS Wncn Ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

vestgaed the matter. The secretary handles without
gloves the aims methods of the nefarous cOlbna-
lion with which his decision deals 1t Is. in short,
document luminous alike its logic as In lis law ana
while II hands TO further official lnveseatlons INC
local attorneys who acted the Department In the
interest of the Duluth ring gives earnest OF better
treatment for the future. under Republican AdnlMs-
ration OF reputable firms having land business before
the Department Of the Interior. II also susains IN
every particular the charges which Inc tribune ado
he inc