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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Liverpool April -. 3:i5 p. mBecf and PORK IN fair
demand. Hams I'm good demand Bacon y. iar u,lnsnu;
ch~e In fair demand American finest white ana coortd
steady at 81, Taow ln Door ds,aand, Srr,s OF eur.
nentinc In moor demand duh 1t 3O- "a lto'in IN Door
demand Iard-Spo, and futures Ia poor demand; mime
Western spot April MAY and June am az - ~ heao
T., f,ir demand nov no wintf dull AZ =. Flour In fair
demand Cor-Spot in poor demand fu'ufe. IN ar
Nav .c,dv at q. "a June steady az 3 7td. Hops az
London-Paciac Cosst-There T. nothing Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

PARCEL posi- CONVENTION WITH COSTA RIGA.
Washington, April IA parcel pot convention
having bccu concluded between IN" United state,
and the Republic o costa l,ica 10 90 into operation on
April 90 parcel, post mail, viii be- made mp AT and
di patched from New orleans Ii. and Port llm"h.
Costa IIoa. and after that date. ihc condition b.
applicable 10 parcels 10 and from Costa l;lca Will
bee The g. those applicable to parcels 10 ana fpn
Mexico and Colombia. The rate viii be twelve cent
for each pound or ilSttith thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
PROFESSOR SIMMER RITTER

New Haven, Conn, April 22.-rrofcssor W. e..
Sumner. who was carried home in Unconscious
condition yesterday recovered sufficiently ~ visit his
class room today but did not conduct any exercises.
He u expected TO be we'll again IN few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil markets yesterday were dull but the
decline in options Monday appeared TO have some
effect on the stock Exchange dealings The cash
dealings at that board ranged from $50 So IS cents
TO ~ LEA - 5s cents, while the options went from
s1o 81 IS cents to % Pa 50 IS cents. AL the end
of the DAYS operations the Stock Exchange price
showed "A net loss Of Is cents, While the options
were Is cent better. Tie usual indifference 10 hcld
news was shown by the traders whose operations now
seem 10 be based upon the idea OF manipulation
With the blindnes, that now seems TO be tic fashion
with Spectators IL l. impossible 10 attempt any as
cussion Of the statistical situation Inc markets
closed heavy and near to the lowest figures OF the
day. The range Of prices and the totai dealings
we're AS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
stock
Exchange. Consolidated

Refined oil was unchanged at 7.20 cents gallon
in barrels and q. 20 cents In cases.
" rorcgn nuotatons were unchanged as follows ::
Antwerp Is "a francs Bremen, go marks; London,
0-l6d5 SD.
nu CIV Penn April e2.-Nationa Transit certificates
nned Sc highest Sale; lowest. Slc; closed Q. sc
plrs o8 600 bbs shipments. ?29lO bbls runs, 1887
bbl- III ., ,,o,.o,o,,, ,,v.r,.h nm,
IL adv National Transit certificates opened at ozc coseo
~ S.ti'c: highest s3Ac lowest. Si'sc. ,,.
" ,radtori penn April 22-Nltonal Transit certificates
,ensd AZ 81 hc: closed at s2c highest s3se lowest,
sfIc: clsarancss, Se8,Q00 hbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
NOMINATED EY TILE PRESIDENT.

Waehlnston April e2.-Thc President % day sent 10
the senate the following nominations:
John G.. Fremont, Of New York. to be major
general uited states Army. the retired let John
r Fnsor Tinted states Attorney for the District -
MARYLAND William Faircy. United States Marshal for
the District Of Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
ON ,b produce EAchange to-day the butter market


hiTahstrelphla Anril .-Flour firm. Rye nour quiet
-(os2 Id Wheat weak car lot, IN Washington a.
elevator scarce and iac higher but ~ other loa,ios
IT, c" I"v,,r Eee,ted 74a soc: fair to good milling
vI,at sSd9tc: prime 20 thoc. 9b' al un-raoed IN
a0thst elevator Doe No. red Aprii, 9id'i'sc Nay
92a.2 c June 92o 22c; July, s39 zoe. 1y.n i ,,
and i-Iisc lower Car lots Tor l'i TACO
I'm moderate request and steady; NO. ioM miN,l o.
track 36lc. 40 mixed iu grain depot J,c No, .
,Ned i'm grain depot 3Sc; steamer No mixed IN -Vtn
s1tbst ,r,a,o, &c: 40 mixed April, ioa i0i-c Nay
IOg tO-c: June. fOi4 io'c: july tr2a o''c. Oa',-
offerings OF car lot, more liberal while buy" opeiAt
,nr CAUTIOUSLY Prices barely steady. tn-ftdco "ilt,
dun and without Important change No white April,
3fld35i.c: May. - ta33'; June. 50 49, cSuy,
81 q. qB3c Eggs steady: lnn>y lNana mt, o. 'h.>s
steady. but quiet part skins 'do2f; fu >Niim, ga
Refined It. ady and fairly active powdered 40
St Louis. April 22.-flour firm and unclaimed Wheao
higher Tor options advanced with iN h"c'lhos'
w,s active a. top rates and CLOSED ldc above yseraY
AT -,iLc closed Siec July - be-, and Au-n-u $50.
Corn wa> cher I'm sympathy with wheat ana tnouIn 10
w.,tcned toward the close "a" finish was = - aioNe
,,.f,rlay. No cash. 3O'.a3l'-c: May closed 5V's0
"a a. 96iec bid accodng % location Nay Closed -p
inc 9flr. July 2f-t. Hyc higher hN' none offered
Farley weak: smple p'> OF Wisconsin l5d1o Com o !,
a.. Hay choice prairie. @ed-H 80 timothy sl21
s6 50 Bran quiet sacked lott 0da6sc. FaN>'.d quiet.
- 40 I.-,d quiet counon - 90 Butter irn' cf am
CIV l5dl-c. dairy, llHl5c. Er-S easier. sc. '"rn-
M. al firm. = 80. Whlskey UNCHANGED 81 o., Prov
ions dun and lower. Pork n job lots -i3 %; Lara
70 sat meats-BoNcd lt- shoulders - . 9neS
ard ribs so. short clear - 80 Bacon 'houiders.
- long. - 9jdS6 ribs rs - o. shor. 81 ar - %
ds6 80. RccciptsFlour, ooo boz what 1000 o push
com a2O bush oats * coo bush 20 o,o hl,n;
lail,y ic goo bush. Shipm ,nts-Florr u GOO Dds
Wheat 600 bush corn $50 OC0 bush oats 2S 900 bush;
rye, 20 900 bush barley, none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. April 22.-ro days bond oilers were
sgoO $4,000 5000. $500 and 900 registered iours
Al l.. All the offer were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

TorRTU CLASS POsTMAsTERS APPOINTED.
W,.hlurion AprlI 2.-Fourth class po-tmastcrs wcro
10 day appointed as follows:
l. Henderson. Lcmont Furnace. Penn; {. w. DE
Dcval-p Couscr- y. y. =. T.. Harrington. south Al
ti-Dn y. y. Il. Lawton. wilma y. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
XIIEAT. No. ..

Cash quotations follows: Flour nrm and IN
Glanced. -rrlng wheat So rs; so >4ths
vii, at 74d79c No. > I'd sst 4; 70 : corr SS
30 oats 2iLc: No rye. 49djcc no ailey no lni
40 raN seed II 30 prime timothy sd = 5udel 81
mess porA per bb ~ -; land, Pr 100 ~ % 81
"a Al, short ribs side OO>eI - 30d9p so cif >ali
shoulders tnoNcd =jd-5 p short clear -ii', boNe9)
u -Ods5 IS Wh>kcy. dlstlers finished goods, per sal
II sugars unchaug d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
11xDFv ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Though the fields are small. thcre should be some
xcelent racing at Linden Park to-day. These are inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

s,onL, W n-,ioden Rod to ]. Zulu 10 ~ l. Clay
1nSan9n, 70 Monmouth 10 3. ShotOver 10 l.
. a1rl. 10 70 Lonely 10 70 Queen Of Elizabeth 80
H. 10 ~ 70 l. Sourire 90 to l. Monte Christie 100 10
Betting for plasGolden Hod to l. Zulu to l. Clay
be,i..on 70 u Monmouth TO 3. Shot,vcr TO q Bo-
.n.'f w. =, Lonely 70 l. Queen OF Elizabeth 10 70 l.
DAME On ~, " - koinP 10 TO Facial -. ID N |, Gen
20 70 l. ~ !" d "oh'c Nhiis'o '" 70 - n'"'
. rudolph and Village Maid did not start. After delay
y" minutes I" The post a rather Indifferent start WAS
~ Auiu ophrd gap q lengths from Golden
"oa and made 'he running for Ave furongs Half way
-n e sirech Golden Rod coared her and after lively
s's beat her home by length and half; Zulu second
,Asn and . haf before Clay Stockton who beat Har-
'1 head The favorite. Monmouth was never danger.
s~ W. Donohue, part owner Of Zulu ran the pree OF
owner. "' was "o's"' u" W III"
"AoL-shLLlN1 SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH.
usv $3.50 ADDED. FIVE FURLoNGs
Xusyek Stables CHI h. Jim Gray BY Ten Broeck-
y DJys bs' I In n SSsvO, ma = Bergen
~~s D. A. Matte Loofaus Q. toe.~~ Bender
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

John Il l, Beck tc I, b William % 70 T. Vo4et' IoO
10 1. ,s,s e.
John 10 1, Beck u 5, Sir William 10 70 l, Nonet'
90 10 l.
Fordham moved of leisurely in third place. Bradford
the stretch the race
was reduced TO match between Fordham and Bradford
furlsng from the finish former took the lead. snd'
holding it TO end, in the easiest possible manner
by two lengths Bradford second two lengths before ST.
John.
SECOND RACE-SwEEPSTAKES TwO-YEAK-OLDS
$40 EACH $500 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05
Investment Unequalled
BALLARD WATER FRONT ADDITION,

Different aod mule q water front on shhe Bay Salmon Two
from shiS will run along the entire The Northern
hs osk from the cas-! line this addition
ssss operations WIN commenced Lots this addition with and
MOI alone making this aon the lots this addition either rail-
within months thousands
:" elevators are TO be erected which will
w mmense Goa, us and
railroads meet and has been decided
to made
est railroad and
in An
o. possibly make thousands Of for the Investor
of
n
at this point? Prices will from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05

great majority al the people wculs he glad
% assist the government agents 70 break
up all the illicit dissiileries They prefer
tne revenue men 10 the moorshiners a.
The Iesssr Of the two evils
North Carolina has been the theatre Of
some very exciting events during the last
TWO weeks. The mo0nshfnsrs hare been
increasing their numbers very rapidly hut
have nowhere gathered in such force ~ in
franklin county in this state. A tough
nest OF them, however. Was located re-
Gently IN Stokes county. North Carolina.
Agent Sanford Kirkpatrick. al Iowa. While
heading posse Of I'VE men In . raid in
Stokes county, On February Is. Vas shot
IN the lace BY negro Fitzpatrick is very
seriously injured Nearly three hundred
shots have been picked out Of his face ana
ne may lose his eyesight even il he re-
covers The negro who fred on Fitxpat-
rick vas shot and killed by . member OF
the posse Just rs be Was in the oct OF dis
charging the second barrel q one OF
the ofncers No one knows who fred
the shot that killed the negro. An inter-
esting facs IN this connection IL that Fsts-
patrick Is . Democrat and the man who
avenged his death l. . Republican. Fits
patrick and the members Of his posse have
al been arrested charged with murder.
There Is = dispute pending rs to iurisdic-
ton between the state and federal courts.
The case has been transferred 20 the fed
erai court, but the state Judge insists that
the matter properly belongs to him. In
some respects the case resembles the Nae
gie-Fieid-Terry shooting In California
The revenue men were government officers
and the negro was killed while in the act
OF shooting one of them after having shot
their chief, Fitzpatrick.
When Fitzpatrick was shot two men,
bars OF his posse fed. but the other two took
TO trees. and. besides killing the negro
mentioned. succeeded in winging . couple
OF others, but how seriously could not be
ascertained. They experienced some diff
hculty in getting away. They were fol-
lowed for several miles. A house where
they were thought to have slept for the
night was surrounded. and the intention
was to shoot them rs they came out The
members OF the gang swore that they
should not leave Stokes county alive. For
tunately for Fitzpatrick and his party,
they did not remain in the house one
night, but pressed on after getting supper.
and thus probably saved their lives.
Many outrages b. the moonshiners are
reported from North Carolina. Only week
before last Q deputy sheriff in Surrey
county had his horse shot from under
him. He had bean member of raiding
party the day previous. Unless the gov
eminent takes prompt and decisive action
there win be serious trouble here and in
North Carolina
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05


To the east of and adjoining the colony
far La Logia lies Mayo Indian settlement,
Aayocoba. where live on . tract OF perhaps
20o0 acres some 30 descendants OF the
branch Of the Aztecs called Mayos, now
intermixed with . considerable percentage
OF Spanish blood. Most Of tbs land IL an
cleared. q few acres being I'll the land re-
qnired for cultivation By the natives. and
being all they can TIL with the ancient
means and methods employed By them.
These people are quiet, doodle. honest.
unlearned, and, though more industrious
than the North American Indians. are by
no means eRteYpr;sing- Their needs are
few, their surroundings the most primi-
tive. Their carts, their cooking utensils,
their plows. their on Jokes, their contyiv-
ances for spinning and weavin& their
water jsrs-every thing about thsn Ia ~ In
the time Of Christ The native civsiizason
here 10 like PaIessine's 1000 pears ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05

Are gsm going 10 rzasld within six ncnshss
Thea cal AID get one OF thcse tvenfy elegant
SITES 10 be gsyea a~zY, ia ny south shors Al
aEtsac. On 0f4ea Lake. -ts sseeEvsG carr now
ran ~ tbs les w. H. Wood. rDon Q. kllxsn
ba1ez 4@cnnsi xsfeas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05

cssAres photos. "a PR 6oxsn. pmaess w.
bosa atFs. - tsarertaiss sc and sfz CAhrets
and hse-stcs cza5ea ealy SO. - HsyE3s rxsxes
sIE34o ess. aeo. ~ Columbia ssF@eS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05
500 TO $3.50 PER LOT.
osE-rH1RD CASH, BALANCE IN AND MONTHS


of
the Of
which invest
to asan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05

Tho Prince Of Wales Said to Ne De-
eifnfnr.
P&KHs. April 1-The Prince Of wales h here ca
his way back sron Heriin. aad vss r.cesye1
win more than the usasl imprexxrcns u mar
be not1a. howsver. thai ne pssnee 10 aging rap
Idly. Hs has q WORKOUT. wesgsed Iook snd
wagks like feesie ele msa-
These evidences OF pnysical cecsdsncs err
rohornfs tie receas reports Of shs pssnce's Ill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05

Free -ecstaazT enAGr osrs rsEs tAsossxn from
foE-san1 - Chicago without change Via tho
Uainn faexAe. a. G. Martin. city ssGkst sxens.
TO sesozsa ssrext. BosSsa bsoek q r. brxsbs
sssnf city dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05
BoTHKLL NEWS.

Ralircsd Buiiaers EneAmpel-A Relix-
feas Revival.
Boraxxz~ April a.--There IS quite . rsssgoad
exrsssrens herr Row. parfy OF TIE Fasshssen
a southern surveyors have hexn exnpsa here
sns ara RAINING . line North
Eev j. ". Martin and wife. who have been
hosSisnx revival meetings here for the past two
weeks lefs tos snoAeEssA today They have
had graf sszecezs-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-30
ORDINANCE.

Relative to the accumulation and
storing Of green hides within
The coFporate limits Of the town
q Covingtoa.
Section I. BE Il ordained. by
The Board Of Aldermen of the Town
q C6vington, La, in regular meet
ing assembled, That on and after
the passage Of this Ordnance, it
shall b unlawful for any person or
persoas 10 accumulate and store
green hides, Of any description
Whatsoever, within the corporate
limits a The town a Covingtoa, La.
Sec. I. Be il further orilained,
etc., Thst any person or persons
convicted Of violating said ordi-
.naDce against socumulating and
etoeing green hides within the said
oesposate limits, - shove set forth,
Shsn b fined not less than SO nor
moro than e2S for each time the
s0sase = committed; and II said
H. b not paid in cash, they shall
y mpEisoned for . term Of not
lses than I've days nor more than
dirty days, It the discretion Of the
Mayor.
Adopted August s, 1890.
T. A. GUYoL, Mayor.
~. g. KRSeTxEL. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-30
Ad.lreas Registered Letters eontainin,
currency 70
NV ORLEaxs NATIONAL BAxx.
New Orleans. La.

'REM I'm BE R. that the payment
Of Prizes IL lsuarA ssteea By four
National l3amk Ia Of New Orleans,
and the Tickets NJ, siyuod l,y tho pr.xi-
dent OF IN Institution. whose chartered
rights are recognised in the highest
Courts; Therefore, beware Of all imita.
tions or anonymous schemes"
REM Ehe H ~ that the present
charter IT The Louisiana State Lottery
Co.. whirh the supreme C~Wrt of
the United States has decided 70
lie contract sith the State 1T Is.uisi.
Aha xn.l part Of tho Cnnstiiu tior "f she
Stat" Does Not Expire Until the
6rst Of January. 1885. The l.si...-
tnie Of ls""isi.na. wI,ish a.!jonrnc,l "n
tho lUth al July Ut this year. ha: or.ler-
81 An amendment 10 the Constitution
of the State a. be submitted to tho l's0-
pie at an elertion in 49,! which will
carry tho Charter Of the ICUISI ANA
LOT Terry COMPANY up Ia the year
Nineteen Hundred and Hineteep.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-30
ORDINANCE.

y 4 ordained, BY TIE Police
Jury q St. TAmmany Parish, That
IT, sun a. $500, out OF any money
On bard not Otherwise appropriated,
. ct aside - . general bridge
1and, Sor the purpose Of building
6etdges throughout the parish, this
appropriation to cover contracts IL
ready made; and III appropEiations
Aegeeoebgo made ere hereby abro-
ea3sd and annulled, and III ordi-
nances IN conflict herewith are
hsrsby repealed.
Adopted July IS, 1880.
-. ". G. HUrcanox, President.
~. g. KEnTzEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-30

Slate Of L'wisiana. Parish Of s..
Tom many.

The public aud all parties interested
arc hereby specially notified Of the FL.
lowing change in The polling place "r
10 'eb for all election pnrr:sxs.., thu
change n date from Al 4 alter this nub
lieati0c. to-wit:
From AntoiLe Provost'x School house
to the Store or resideuce Ut t;s.,rve II.
Cause. AMI hereafter all cl.etioux in
the Eighth Ward. p.riAh aud ntste
Aforesaid. will uae said store or resi-.
dsnce - ths polling lsUotl, Of that Ward.
] Y. CROW.
Returning Officer.
Cscingtos. Ln.. June "a. 1880.
The New Oflsaas Pieayune lee n.
dacsd the yearly sabsesiptioa price Of
IT. Weekly from d - = q year. Il Il
. splendid l6-pase paper 6llsd With tAe
best reading matter. Sample coy seas
Tree 20 any address
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-30
Notice to Tax-Payers.

The taxes aaseased in the year 1880 are
ses forth in the tax rolls nov on Ole in
my ofRee. and in the mortgage ollce Of
thla parish. They arc nov dae, and IL
MT pAi.l. will become dsliaqueat N the
3Sse dav Of December. lo0O. and will
daW one per cent. per nsouth Interest
from that date until sold. in accordance
With Astlcle 40 Of the Constellation.
w. T. Csnk
Sheriff and E. OGcio 7ax Collector.
Covington, La. Aug. Is. 1880.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-30
Crescent Hotel.
MANDEvILLE. LA.
1asnisr Bros rrepristers.
6aamee and Winter Resese.

We very respectfully announce 70 orr
ffienda and patrons. end Tie pablo IN
general. that oar NV Norm Will be
opeaed on Nay, ~ ls9Q
Situated on the shese 81 Lake Pont-
chaEtnin. Surrounded BY beautiful Live
Oak and Magnolia iorestss reinforced b.
The health giving qualities Of the piney
woods. surplisd With all modern in-
psovements, ineluding bash-house &C.
oommodaaions. it, inducements ase sec.
ood e nens. - =. aeseeitls BY The
he eieS3 HI Rs.s IS isfisr Pises. :
delightfal ride ID . stage coach through
The piny wep.ls il spjeys4l. An artssian
veil Of minsral water g ono Of the At
trastions Of tho place. ri. %.
Terms very mOlennte. &
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-30
UHPRECEDRuTRD ATTRACTION!
OVER A MILLION DIS
TRIBUTEDl
[gSD

Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.
Incorporated by the Legislature
for Educational and Charitable rur.
loses. aud it, ftAnohiss made . part
Of the present state constitution, in
1879. by An ovA1wR8Lluxo foruLAA
VOTE
Its GraRd Extraordinary Drawings
take place scmi-annually (Juae and
December) and its 0rand Single Num-
Der drawings take place in each Of
the other ten months in the year. and
are all drawn in public at tho Academy
Of Music. New Orleans. La.
1--WE 10 hereby certify that No auPes.
wise the arrangements for all :hs Month.
~ and Semi-Annnal Dnwin gs Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Co.. anil in pcr-
son manage and control the drawings
and that the Same are con-
.lucsel with honesty. fairu ess anil in
good fat.h toward oil parties. and re
authorize the company n use this cor
li6cate. with fae-ximiles Of our sigma
lures attached. in It's advertisements"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-30
SflmOnsS Hotel and
RESTAURANT.
@-e9 gEe 49, si>is
Alta . Springs, La.
Beard By tho Day, Week o.
s.a... Month. I.1
At MODERATE PRICES.
Cleoest plaoe. . Susin9s and Dopok
BOSSIER HOUSE,
ABITA SPRINGS,

An rail- eommnpisatioa VITA New Or.
lsans VIA thu NostAsaslarn (oe Qusen
|aAa Csuoesot) and uhAe LNuiainaA Rail.
gDads. GeoaoAD boontifally shaded,
THIS popular h0ase st this famous 70.
sort, i nov open fos the reception OF
guestA Il has been thoroughly reno
waited and A-6ev cottage has bean asld-
d. A aitssial, veil (nin1eal) 500 tset
has 6een driven, With . dow Of 75ND
galloss per day. Hot aad cold baths
viii DO provided. Ice oonstantly on
had daring tAo sun meg. Ice boxes
81 ssfricsssaosG Plenty OF ftsah milk.
4 A1e 49, will b kept 4 daily nail.
. daily train and . daily boat each way.
Sunday excursions BY both.
Situated In the health belt OF the
world. Malaria and epidemic unknown.
4 telegraph line to the springs.
Terms-el 50 per day. go per week.
80 per meath. 'CAildse9 hAle ps3eA
AA1reas I'D. BCS9f1R l(eAagti.
Covingtou or Abita SpSlnGa. IL.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-30

b = ordaised. b. the Poliol
Jury & G.. 1Ammany parish, Thai
ehsce IAN b lovied, 6oe tho yeaa
1890. . tax Of two mills on The
dollar IT. TIE Pebble School fund; q
farther tax Of two mills on the dol
lar1beexpeneas u Criminal Aatteea;
and . tax Of i've mills on the dol
lar 1or The gsasg.l expenses Of The
parish.
b il further ordained, sto., That
= Sheriff and ex-o0ce Tax Collec-
toe - aud be u hereby instructed
70 collect. On ill The taxable proper
y q the parish. ths incorporated
towns Of Covington and Vaudeville
ineauded. The two mill tax levied
1oe Tie School Fund, and The two
min tax levied tor expenses d Grim
inal 0attses; and that sid tax b
eousetsd Il currency and paid into
The hands Of the Parish Tres
0roe.
Be e further ordained, Etc., That
the Tx Collector shall receive IN
paymsat Of The 6ve mill tax levied
Soe The general sxpeoses Of the
parish and licenses The warrants
q the Grand and Petit JarieaL
Coeossss Jury. esEti6eatss Of Wit
1easss h esininal cases. and cer.
66oateo Issued 70 the members OF
tee Police Jury. Soe he year IN
which thsy ~ers issasd.
Adopted July IS, 1890.
W. G. HUrcHlsON, President.
W. g. KufxRr., Secretary. 81
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-30
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