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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-10
Thbodaux La. Sept. 2lst 1891. :
Respectfully Submitted,
THOMAS A. BADEAUX,

lhlbodauX La. sept. 2lst 1881.
Respectfully Submitted.
THOMAS A. BADEAUX,
Parish Treasurer
At this time Mr.. L. D. Hotard was heard
in regard to action taken by the Police Jury
at its last session on the public road as it now
exists beyond Bayou Lacroix in the Bayou
Blue settlements, and the proposition made
by Mr.. Hotard was that on condition of being
granted until January lst 1893, TO remove his
gates or fences now across the said public
road, and to put the required fences called by
said removal of gates or fences. he bonnd
himself to mantsin good gates and to keep
in good repair the bridge across the bayou
on his plantation. Action on the foregoing
proposition was laid over to tomorrow.
Election of officers being in order the
name of ). L. Grisamore was placed in nomi.
nation for President and no other nomination
being made he was on motion made aud car
ried declared elected by acelamaton.
IL. n. Coulon was placed in nDmlnatiom as
Clerk and no other nominations being made
was also declared elected by acclamation.
Thos A. Badeaux. was nominated for
Treasurer. and elected by acclamation, no
other nominations being made.
r. A. Frost, was declared elected by accla-
nation. for Serg't at arms, no other nomina
tions having been made.
Mr.. Lucien Trosclair for the first district
- l.. j. CalllOuet - I" Second -
:. Emile Toups i" % Third %
- l. Barrileaux " .' Fourth 's
having no opponents were declared elected
Road and Leyee Inspectors for their respec-
tive districts.
Mr.. Taylor Adam aud Michel Adam were
placed in nomination for the 5th District and
Mr. Taylor Adam receiving seven votes, and
Mr. Michel Addm one, Mr.. Taylor Adam was
declared elected Il. and l.. Inspectors for the
5th District.
Mr.. Allan Richard of the sixth District and
Mr.. Lubin Bergeron of the seventh District
having no opponents were elected by accla-
nation K. and L. Inspectors for their respec-
tive Districts.
Messrs. o. Chiason and Alfred Adams were
nominated for the Sth District and Mr.. A.
Adam receiving six votes to Mr. Chiascn two
was declared elected L. and l.. Inspector for
the sth District.
Mr.. l.. +. Falgout and Fred Davis were
nominated for the 9th District and on Mr..
Davis receiving 7 votes to Mr.. Falgont one,
was declared elected tor the 9th District.
The following Drainage Commissioners
were declared elected for their respective
Districts.
lst Dist 7 r s Mire F. w Moryant and
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-10

Thibodaux. La. Sep. 2lst 1891,
Respectfully submitted
THOMAS A. BADEAUX.
Parish Treaersur.
The reports of the Treasurer on General
Drainage funds were read and referred to
committee on Finance.
REPORT of Thomas A. Badeaux. Parish
Treasurer, i'll account with the
THE DRAINAGE FUND.
District No. I--Baance 42i 81
Receipts since. "a
Total. 42f II
Disbursements oil
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-10
LIST OF JURORS
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
oO,b Judicial District Court Par
ish of Lafourche.

thereby certify that on the Both day OF
1.lv A. D., 1891, the following named persons
' Nara drawn By the jury commissioners Of
20 narish. TO serve as Jurors at the ensuing
term of said Court
80 NAME WARD
Eor the second week OF said Court to serve
an net;t Jury beginning on Monday October
4nlI via
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-10

On motion IN tde and carried Mr.. n. Ber
geron was appointed to till the vacancy on
the board of Levee Commissioners of the Bird
District caused by the death OF aIr. Jules
Thibodaux.
On motion duly made and carried the jury
adjourned to to morrow at 10 o'clock a. m.
S. T. GRISAMORE. President.
IA COULON. Clerk.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-10

In Testimony whereof,
(~s@~) Witness my hand and the impress
Ills of the seal of my Office at Thibodaux
}~.) this the 3lst day of July A. ID 1871.
j. w. kNOBLUCH.
Clerk of said Court.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-10-10

Mr.. Seely offered the following resolution
which on motion duly seconded was carried
by the following vote.
Yeas :-Grisamore. Lepine. Seely, PARA,
Avo Bourgeois, Lerile, & Christen,
N-'ys None.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
STOCKS.

Friday, Nov 13-p m.
There was no substantial change in the char
aoter of speculation in stocks to-day The under
living strength of the market was exposed by
demand for the short account, although for this
movement there appeared to be no excuse out
side of the plethoric ease Of money The European
situation was not greatly improved, and the
transactions on foreign account were generally
sales The exports Of grain were on an ex-
trasrdinary scale, but the bills drawn against
them were hardly able 70 OBJECT the demand Tor
remittance on merchandise ar security account.
The trading was entirely professional, however,
and under these conditions Europe buys only when
nrices are higher and sells when they begin to
droop. The volume of business was not much
larger than it was yesterday, but the declines
were recovered in dull and sluggish way. Inc
Granger shares were comparatively active and
strong, and they closed at about their highest
figures The stocks that are most largely dealt
in abroad were firm, although Erie and one or
two ether favorites of European speculation
failed to recover their previous losses.
The anthracite coal stocks were less conspicuous
but Delaware and Hudson rallied only Ia per
cent after decline of 3 ga per cent YESTERDAY.
although all the others responded promptly 10
buying orders. There is high authority l0r say
ing that the recent selling of Delaware ana iiud-
son stock has not been for the account OF the
executive officers or the directors OF the company.
Assurances on this point are so strong .that they
cannot be doubted, but they simply leave the main
ouestjon open The decline in Delaware and
Hudson has not been caused by sales for the short
account
II demonstrated clearly that the holders of stocks
are not willing to part with them at present
figures, and that while outside interest appears
TO be dormant, investment demand Is con-
stantly excrting it's natural influence. In other
words. the buying continued to be better than
the selling The conditions which surround
speculation in this country were never better and,
when the uncertainties in foreign politics and
finance are removed, their influence will be felt.
The closing was strong at nearly the best
figures, and the final gains were about per cent
on an average
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds continued to be neglected
and bids for the As, both coupon and registered.
were lowered IA per cent. The closing quotations
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
Business 0banecs.

A WESTERN HOUSE has leased a larger store In chi;
csgo than .her present business requires and would
ike 10 Tepresent good Eastern House In the sale and
handling Of their throughout the west The place,
Is suitable either light heavy goods Inquire oil
j. r. EI.DRIDGE, 1J2 and l54 Lake-st., chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
Bid. Asa.

Among State issues, an odd lot of North Carolina
consol As was sold at 90 lo4: Inc only , oanef
80 at 90. There were no transactions IN city
bank stocks. ., ,,
and the movement of prices was consequently up
ward Atchison incomes recovered nall OF yes
terday's loss, closing Ia per cent higher at 90
Erie second consos gained the fraction at
bond Mobile and Ohio general mortgages rose
nearly ] per cent to 81 3-e. OF the Reading Is
sues the IS closed IA per cent better at % Eb l
Texas Pacific issues were strong, and small
fraction higher Reference is made to our ful
report of bond sales. -,
end Of the business week. The ruling rate Tor
call loans was per cent, and although small
business was done at 12a5 per cent, the supply
was so great that the last loans were al per
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges. Sl31 .051 ,032 balances. So,462,359.
The Sub Treasury to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing House S996.270 The business OF TIE
cnb-Treasury for the week ended tonight includes
receipts of Sl4,6O9,432 ana paynen,s OF % -:
I54$34. leaving the general balance 81 4g2l 10,
,oainst SII76a7 Os6 on November 8. showing ap
s5narent loss of S5,144,901. But deducting from
the payments s2,64oOoG ana from ni 'as aecoun
with the General Treasury It's loss rs ahectlng NE
banks is S274s,9O but this result ihciuues lhe
receipt Of $3.50 900 for payment at p ptnef pong
COS .s64: payments. S4,015.547: with balances oil
$II0, O5o. az coin and go 432,771 currency:
The Treasury bought $4,000 ounces OF s at or
buIlion. at prices ranging from O4.'0 u s4v9
cents an ounce. The offerings amounted 70 9'4'-
900 ounces. u.,;., -
The United Stats Treasury at washington re-
ceived to-day S25O,325 National bank notes Tor
redemption. .o-oc A. ir.,rraI
The custom receipts were S432.,Oo tne
revenue receipts Sis6,ll2. and the inisceiianeo"S
receipts S66,s0l -...o,uon, Of
To-lay's Washington Treasury statement o.
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures Of the last previous statement as io-
low: ,,r...,e.s
Nov 10 Nov. 13 Din arenr 70
", ,old m hand % oso 2g7 sI29 2s1 274 Dec sa.
ket silver on nd O,O443iO o,-oi'oo 49, 49,
legal. tender9 ooo an ma to1 o7O
hand ......-.-- O,lSl,OOf oV'o'' ~
Actual c,Sh In the
Treasury vaults
o.eT 4gs pa si $40 219 Dee. 1929. 95
nsnosits IN bank. 1888 as 15,44so' Inc lo,oo-
Net cash bzl...siS7 to0159 $3.50 9so52o Dec
There was nothing doing in foreign eNchange
The merchandise shipments were on large sc''e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
feeaI Notices.

CUpREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- w.YoRK.-Edwn II. Van DenSen: as sole eNecu
tor the last VIII and testament OF Willr hszston
,ntd aisa: HeP William Ha ay Ana aSms
Of stock.o%' Julia 3. Sherman G,oTgs II hs1e,en
,ea William Harriet ayS ds G sarn e,1s
line Merrill susan N. Pcls Nancy 5. White. William 4
5r.se' Herest 4 Stove william T. stowe George NJ
stowe Mary II. Leayitt. Ellen NJ Van Deusen Hazellon
and 81 other heinz V2nS sm % s s late o
Tarrytown I'm the County OF Westchester ar1 S1te OF
New.York deceased defendants summons l'a desired
In the county Of Westchester.
To the above named defendants: 49,. =,
You are hereby summoned IT, answer the complaint IN
this action TO copy OF your answer ON the
Plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days AFT the service
case your failure 20 appear or answer Iudsmen VIZ De
taken you BY default for the relief demanded N
sriSKSgY' sPIScFR g. oEDwAY. PLAINTIFFS Att'ys.
Once and postorice address, No. 81 Nassau si,
Henry Hazeltoa. Andrew J. Hazclt"o William ian, ,, u;
Leavtt the Mayor and Common Counci, the MY OF
n Hazcton Imocene f. Bosom Eta NJ Upton, William
A Hurd Harriet H. fIsz.ton Sarah A. Russell, Charles
r. Sweat Mary T. Levine Abbe Caroline Merrill susan
Hissroye Martha J. Raster Alice 7; Drake Herbert 4.
stowe william T. stowe. George NJ. Stove, Mary D.
Iavtt and all other pcrsons. being unknown n te pain
ats of Iarryown county Of wesenostr and state
Of deceased defendants above named and eaeh Of
them ~ - =, 1000, ~ o hr ruhic,
,on pursuant TO order Hon. Willard Bartlett a
Justice Of supreme Court Of the state o. NewY ORR
SonpIsInt IN Once OF the Clerk the County Of West
chester ~ sSrrIcxNEY SPENCER ( oRDwAY.
81 Sassau-sk. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
finantial.
"a wALD ST.,
NEW YORK, NOV. ls. 1881.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
? PER CENT. BONDS
or THE
ROME, WATERFOWL B. 0GDEnSBUR0
RAILROAD COMPANY,

MATURING DEC 1, 1891. AND JAN. 1, 1892
We have made contract with New.York Central ana
Hudson River Railroad Company for the purehae from ~
Consolidated Mortgage Extended per cent oohas Vi
the Rome WATERFOWL and 0sdensburg kAIroad 'o"piy'
due July L. 1922, provide for the per cent oon9'
maturing as above. -
The bonds bear interest AT ) PER CENT. PER
ANNUM, PAYABLE IN GOLD OCT. i AaD
APRIL 1, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST e' VI
ANTEED BY THE NETWORK CNThAL ASD
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY. Ihey
part $40 900 loan nov dealt In AZ the 'o
Exchange and application will be made for listing 'he aa
dit!ona numbers.
We offer the holders maturing bonds the oppor
tunity exchange them the per cent oonos Oh '
basis of par and accrued maturity Tor the ou
bonds, and los I - AND ACCRUED NTbhhSr "
the the per cent bonds The difference "
price TO paid In cAsh when the exchange Is naue
Holder desiring TO make the exchange shoua hoAS VS.
writing promptly, agreeing to deposit their maturing
bonds with least Ave days before their respee'e
Of maturity when receipts viii be gwen until u
livery OF bonds. which will be made as soon a. p'
sible thereafter
The right reserved by to terminate the foregoing
offer ct any time and without notice.
nRPXEI. MORGAN 4 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
Wr:an 9ielmers

DED STAR LINE,
FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS,
Sailing for Sew-York aud An,TFrp weekly.
FRIEsLAND. Wednesday, Notcrnoer Is m.
WAEbI,ANf Wednesday Mover Der 25 D.. N.
cab,n ra,es first Cabin $50 and upw'Id. Excursion.
soS and upward Second Cabin. e3j Excursion. sos TO
a.. st.erage a. very low rate.
pErEi, WRfGhT SONS Cien'i A.ts.. Bowling Green.
CAyANNAH LINE-FOUR STEAMERS
. WEEKLY from New Pee 30 s. r. tot Of sP,!nE e.
, = cIHTf SHooCiiE En- Moniay. Nov. 10, T. N.
5. $ NAcooChEE weehe,tiy. Noy. Is, T. "
connecting Win c. r. 4 q "a; and : p W TX f,r
AL FONTS In GEORGIA FLORIDA. SOUTH CAROLINA,
ii thRAMI and LOUISIANA. Unsur ssse1 acromroda.
ton. tirtelass table dhote. For freight aHd p2sass
IL HAsHAGEN, T. Agt W. II; EiiSlT esa'i Ass.
hF a w. Riy, 2Jl B'way. tentl X. H., 3lf BWay.
H. l.. WALkER, gent Ocean steamship Co..
G. NJ soRRET.. Manager New Pier 81 North Eiyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

II these bonds not ready for delivery by NOV So
negotiable receipts will be issued exchauaeabe therefor
when engraved.
more stock Exchange Copies Of the Mortgage, counscs
opnlon &C. NAV be examined q: once.
Having purchased :he above issue Of tonds, we now
offer them for sale at the price Of 102h cent and
interest payable Nov 80 and them ne very
desirable Inv esimeni.
THE sTBsCRIPTION WILL BE OPENED AT
ORR OFFICE on THE MORNING or MONDAY.
NOVEMBER 18TH AND CLOSE AT 3 O'CLOCK
on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH.
Alotments will be made promptly possible there
after
.The right is reserved reest applications 10 close the
sbserlpon earlier than said dae and TO allot smaller
amounts than those applied for
ALEX. BROWN & SONS.
1875 E. BALTIMORE STREET.
baltimore. November IL. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
TEE GENERAL LIST.

irTrAL SALES CLOSING.
49,. AC-sA- -------- - Share
NhA Aah, sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
a RALLY IN STOCKS.
rasy MONEY CAUSED 1T.
urr1NG FOR The SHORT ACCOUNT
~ ALSO IyFLUENIIAL-A CON-
rIpEyT CLOSE.

~ THE STOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,
sih soyps AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
Total amount Of Mtgs., S2,O0O,OOO

Cornon Ronds OF 81 900 each to bearer with privilege
o. registration of Principal and lntercs' at tue option
OF the holder Principal and interest payable In uh'ea
states Gold Coin Of tn. present saEdad Of weight ana
fnene.s. These bonds cannot be redecmed oe'oF' hh
,r,, ave Ar.. and only mortgage upon tho railway
f,es miles Of single track franchises, equipment res
estate. and property Of kind and description no"
owned or that may hereafter be acquired by SAID railway
Company. The proceeds OF these oonas are 70 'e O w.
-, ,noss NJ cabling the Red White and Blue lines (2j
miles I'm alb the purchase Of additional res essAt' the
erection Of power houses and the purchase OF new equip
nent The stockholders have subscribed for sloooooo
additional stock the proceeds OF when WIZ also DC
expended for the purposes required The average
net earnings Company for the past ten years nave
been s1ss 77751 per aanunl. or sl.sS77731o Tor the
whole period being s33777518 in excess ofthe amount
reaured TO pay the interest on this entire issue oil
h.nd. for a corresponding period. The Company has
a,sr axn.ndinr large amount betermen, extensions
and acquisitions property paid DIVIDENDS to its stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
Teutsne.. aS.. "a. ,Ieuionie. De 10 D $50 an.
su.lssLic Dec @ 30 ~. Majestic 90. Def 90 D. H.
Gernaale Dec: Q, II 80 a. NJ 0.rlsne ,.Jao Il
From White staI DocA. foot Of Wet lOth-st o..
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rate go
ard uPwsr '.,ertns % 'saEsr ana i.I cts s G a
able prms; sSerags from 70 the Old Country go
Comnsnvs. Ofee, No. % Broadwar, New.fork. Plcla-
Sir8a once ioC wainutsL u. Maitland Kersey. Assak
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-03-16
BOSHi

All of the old officials OF AlturaS
have been appointed to hold the 'eins
over Alta. The Governor WAS merci-
full, and did not wish to impose n
doubtful favor upon deserving and
capable men, who would have to sac.
rihce honor and manhood in accept
ing the observation-disclosures Herald.
What rot! There is not man
among the Logan howlers but what
would have accepted q" appointment
TO office, if he could have got it. Nor
would they have to sacrifice honor Oh
manhood to accept. Quite the re
verse. They would have shown SOUND
sense and sincere desire to save the
taxpayers unnecessary expense by do
ing so.
The paragraph quoted indicates
that the editor Of the Herald, while
willing enough to throw mud, does
not know how to 90 about it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-03-16
THE NEW LAND Law.
1t Repeats the Timber Culture and
Presumption Laws, Etc.


Following is synopsis Of the new
land law, which, as already known to
the readets Of the TIMES, made inn
poltant changes:
Section repeats the timber cul
turc act, but saves the rights OF ex>
listing entries, and gives Il right Of
communication to those who have for
four years in good faith tried to com.
ply, at 81 rs per acre.
Sec. 2 provides modification Of the
desert land act, providing fully for
actual reclamation Of the land entered
and preventing speculative accumula-
ton Of the land, with saving OF all
rights under existing entries.
sec. 5 enlarges section 1888, Re-
yised Statutes, by including reservoirs
or bitches for irrigatlng purposes.
Sec. repeats the prescription
laws, with modification of the home.
stead law, and with provisions more
strict rs to proofs at entry and all
final proofs, extending the commu'a-
ton from six to "A months.
seys. and provide details as t.
final action in the Interior Depart
men, on final entries, and provide
limitations as to contests, and suits &c
cancel patents, fixing the latter al
FIVE years as to patents now issued
and six years rs to future ones, and
provisions ~ to timber trespasses.
Sec. 8 prohibits Offering OF public
lands at public sale hereafter, thu.
preventing private cash entries.
Secs 10 to l6 relate to lands II
Alaska, for their acquisition for man
ufacturing aud commercial purposes
and for townsites
Sec. L. allows mineral entries, II
additionSto the maximum allowance
of $40 acres allowed by existing law
Secs. Is, 10. 90, and Il relate t.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-03-16
Foreign Paper Money.

The Bank of England note is about
FIVE inches by eight in dimensions,
and is printed in black ink on Irish
linen waterlined paper, plain white,
and with ragged edges.
The notes Of the Banque de France
are made OF white, water lined paper,
printed in blue and black, with nu-
mere US neurological and allegofica'
pictures, and running in d+nomina.
tons from the twen.yfranc note to
the one thousand franc.
South American currency. in most
counties, is about the siza and gen
eral appearance of American bills
except tina, cinnamon brown aud slate
blue are the prevailing colors, and
Spanish and Portuguese are the pre-
vailirg languages eGg'Hved ON tho
face.
The German currency is rather ar
tistic The bills are printed in green
and black. They run in denomina
tons Of from five to one thousand
marks. Their later bills are printed
on silk fibre paper.
The Chinese currency is in red,
white, aud yellow paper, with gil,
lettering and gorgeous little hand
drawn devices. The bills, to the
ordinary fnancier, might pass fo'
washing bills, but they are worth good
money in the FIowery Kingdom.
Italian notes are OF all sizes, shapes
and colors. The smaller biI!s-6ve
and ten lire notrs-are printed OF
white paper in pink. blue, and car
mine inks, and ornanented with ,
finely engraved vignttte Of kim
Humbert.
The one hundred rouble note o
Russia is barred from top to bottom
with all the coIors Of the rainbow
blended as when shown through
prism. IL the centre, IN bold relief
stands large, finely executed Wig
n, tie OF the Empress Catherine
This is in black. The other engray
ing is not at all intricate or elaborat.
but is well done in dark and ligt
; brown aud black inks.
The Austrian bill IS printed 0
; light-colored, thick paper, which show
none of the silk fibre marks or gee
metric lines used in American cu'
rency as a protection against counter
feiting. Each bears upon it terri
BILE warning to counterfeiters, threat
ening the pcnitentia'y confinemen
''to any one who shall make, sell, @
have in possession any counterfeit Q
fac-simile OF this bill"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-03-16
EstraY Notice.

CAME TO MY RANCH ON BIG LOST RIVER.
idaho, on or abont the summer Of 1852. and now
taken mp by me - IN estray this 23d day IT Janu.
asy, 1901 one small ROAM HORSE. weight about
GOO pounds. branded thus: D S on left shoulder.
hR on left s.ine. 81 on right shoulder: white
face. underlip white. hind legs white above mid
die joints outside of right front leg white up t.
knee, about Ave inches Of left front leg white
saddle. marked on back and sides: should judge
his age about nine years. Owner Ia reqae sted to
prove property. psy charges and take sata horse
away q. H. FUhEY.
Leslie. Alturas County. Idaho. Jan. 2sd. 1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-03-16

bitches and reservoirs, and provide
for their construction.
Sec. % cures defects in the titles
Of ,et,lers OH certain former Indian
lands caused by different rulings Of
the Department OF the Interior.
Sec. "a authorizes the President to
set apart t,ust reserves, where, to
preserve timber, h- shall deem Il,
advisable.