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Resolution Ne

Accepting the pronunciation Of the citizens
70 any CONVERSATION ior She land cxpraNtiat.
Ell tor public road from Bacon Pilon, Chac-
Jaw and Goteau B0udreaux 10 Bavou La
ioirche
BE it resolved. b. the Police Jury in reru-
ar llet tug asSs95 '#e5. ta=t tLr teI=Hretatlaa
dated April 18th, 1891. OF Joseph l;oudreaux.
wItsow Jean Marie ThibGdeat{x. Elias Haw-
klns, Ernest Boudreaux, typuolite Hebert,
Emile Benoit. Francois Eloi Thiboleapx
DfauZin fiehert. Salvador SANCHEZ. tn INV
anu all right OF compensation for that por
tioh OF that respective tracts oi land expro-
prlated tof public road from Baton Plinn.
Chaetaw aud Coteau Boudreaux 10 Baryn
Latourche, III view OF the benefit that Snrh
road will prove to tlelr lands lie and Ill.,
same Is hereby formally accepted hy this
body and be further resolved that The. form
al assent given by the said above named
parties 10 he road as laid ont by the com
hlttee oi lfeehUtGets appointed ter tie rlHe-
pose OF laying out and locating said road ae
ana the same is Also hereby accepted Av fbis
oodv as solemn ratification of the action at
sald committee aud u tIjs body III the pre-
estcd.
Mr. Seeiy seconded by Mr.. Para, offered
the following resolution. which was also
adopted by following vote
Yeas president Grisamore, and Messrs
Leplne. Seely. PARA, Christin Bourgeois.
Lerilie, aud Bariileaay.
Nay A,,,,.
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F. P. PARRA.
q. B. BOURGEOIS
Committee ON Road ana Levees


PRESIDENT Grisamore at this time read the
application OF Mr.. Jos Thibodaux for the
position OF Drainage Commissioner of Drain
age District No. s, to fill the vacancy cansed
by, the death Of Mr.. G Prestenback, and tfere
being no opposition. Mr.. Thibo,laux was de
clared appointed to fill said vacancy by a nm
animous vote
The President also read the commun;ea-
ton from Vacherin Dngue regarding the had
condition Of the roads in said locality, where.
upon.
Mr.. Lepine vas requested to see Mr.. ri
Lecroix present Road Inspector of yacherie
Dngae, in regard to the roads of his district
ana IN the event OF his resignation, Mr. Le-
pine was authorized to appoint sn;taIla
person to act MS Road Inspector for said To-
cality. to till the unexpred term.
At this time the Jary resumed it's sittipo as
Board of Reviewers and on motion of Mr
Seely seconded by Mr.. PARA thu assessment
Rolls of the Parish for 1891, were approved
as presented, by the following vote
Yeas:-Grisamore, Seely, Lepine PARA
Bourgeois, Christien. Lerile, and Barril,
leaux.
Nays None.
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Respectfully Submitted.
T. SAMOAN
Treasurer
Mr.. Ragan Of the committee on improve
rents had no report to present. but stated
Incidentally r.ithat the p'ank walks Of the town
repoffe'f npoa at rrey;on> session couiinu-
ed tn be IL the ine very bad coalition, and
Nat the curbing puit Oh Short street tln,n
jackson :" Henry Clay streets should i,e
promptly filled
There BEN. no reports from committees.
the IFeasHrers report for June was read and
retired under The rules 70 the Committee On
France.
Ar. Ragan seconded hg ae Cailianet
mn7ef that #n appropriation III -eyen ts.i-
lal.s and ~ hc laade to p4E for cleaning ot ti4r
two Fire Engines used by tine Corporation
lately 60 pump water carried BY following
vote.
Yeas. Baker, caillougt. Frost, zernott and
Ragun.
NaAs,-nonf.
MI. Barker seconded by Mr. Cailouet
mored that his honor tile Mayor be aurbo-
rized to order the transfer Of the School
Funds now ip the Towns Treasury to tile
Treasury Of the Parish Scheol Board carried
Air. Caillouet offered the following resvin
ton.
Continued on Fourth Page.
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Finance Committees Ksemor,

Total Collections.
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Ordinance No

Ordinance No
Leyylnga tax for the current year 1891
on all property situated in the Parish of
Laionfehe. subject 70 taxation uDdeH the
constitution OF 1879
Sec. |. Be il ordained by the Police Tnrv !,
re ular session convened. that an adv.
forum tax of eight mills on the Dollar.
be ard IS hereby levied for the current
year 1891 on all property situated in the
Parish of Lafourche and not exempt from
taxation under the constitution of 1879.
oec>2. Be it enacted etc, That the said tax
when collected, shall be apportioned as
follows
First, Four and half mills shall be
set apart and used for the current ex-
penses, Of the Parish, including all sal4-
rles of Officers OF the Parish. and sholl
be designated, the General Fund
Second, Two and a qr. mills shall be set
apart and used for the support and
maintenance OF the Public Schools. and
shall be designated, as the Public School
Funds
Third, One quarter mill shall be set
apart to purchase, build or rent, school
houses, improving aud repairing same
now in use by the Parish School Board.
paying the salary of the Superintendent
and other incidental expenses, aud shall
he known as the School House Fund
Ihe School and School House Funds.
shall be subject to the legal order of the
School Board of the Parish of Latourehe.
Fourth, one mill shall be set apart and
used as the Drainage Tax under Ordi-
nance nance NO, NO, l6o passed by this body, July
18th 1888, and to be expended as there
in provided for
&c. d Be it ordained etc., That this or,li
nance take effect from and after its pa~
: sage.
Mr.. Seely on behalf Of the Committee on
laims presented the following report. which |
as on motion dull approved
State OF Louisiana, parish of Lafourche.
the president and members of the Police |
Jury:
committee on claims tn |
hOm various claims were referred beg leave /
say that they have examined carefully
I'd report favorably on the tollouine tn.nit.
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Total for June site 90
C.J. BARKER, Chairman.
l.. p. CAILLOTET
lie it resolved that the sum of one Hundred
sixty nine - Dollars tSlG9 92) be and is
hereby appropriated to pay the above claims
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THE POLICE JURY
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
First Ebay's Session,
State Of Louisiala. Parish Of i4afonrche.
Thihodaux, La, July 9Th. 1891

AHAhpuduAs Lid, nIN t,fu. 1871. {
The Police Jury OF the parish Of Lafourrhe
Hntf THIS day III regular session
Present. resident s. r GrisslfporA ena
Mess}s 1no 5 Seelv. @. Lepine. r. Christen
F Barliileaux, Il p. PARA and T.. izeriue.
Ahseats-Iessrs. II. Ago and ). B. Bour-
geos.
The minutes Of last session were read and
approved as inscribed.
There being no report from the various
tomfaf fees, The claims and accounts AGAINST
the Parish were ordered. read and tue same
were referred to the Committee on claims for
examination.
The Petitions of citizens from Boyou Blue
relative to Public Road.
The Petition of Mr.. 2 C. AIemand. asking
Tor reduction Of purchase price of Lockport
ferry. The petition of citizens at 18th Ward
relative to repair Of Leves. and the petitions
OF Mr. Augustin Andras, Mrs. Emile Ardoyae
and Mrs. Sally Block asking for pAnson
We're all read and laip over for future action
The petition OF the citizens of the tenth
Ward asking for s.n extension of the levee
system OF the State the Latourche was
lead an reiered to committee on roads anl
leveeS
President Gaisamore presented the follow
ine report.
Thibodaux july 9th 1891.
70 the Police Jury.
Gentlemen.
have the unpleasant duty to announce
taat since your last session, Mr.. Leon f.
Gandet, member of the Police Jury from the
third ward has died. after a long Illness
borne with the fortitude and courage of a
christian. The death OF Dir. Gaudet is not
onIy Il loss to this body in which tie ALWAYS
was all earnest and faithful member. but al
so to the community at large. Due notice ot
this death has been Forwarded to the Govern
or ot the state.
have also to notify you of the untmely
death Of Mr.. Urb N Prestenback one of the
Drainage Commissioners Tor the sixth Dis |
trict ho was accidentally drowned in Grand
Bayou, Mr.. Prestenback was a worthy citizen |
and has served several years as a member of |
the Police Jnrr Of this parish
5. I. GR1SAMORE, President
A t4 time the jury on motion duly Sc
cohtIed and carried, resolved itself into a |
Boatd oi Reviewers, an1 as required bv Lax |
examined the assessment rolls of the parish |
fer is.l Submitted to them by the Assessor,
there helBg no opposition 10 the assessment |
as fixed By the Assessor, the Board of Re
viewers rose, and asked to set again on to.
morrow for ii futher examn 4tior OF the rolls
which granted, and the session of the
jury was continued
Tie reports OF Treasurer on General and
read and referred urder the rules to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Report of Thomas A. Badeaux, Parish
Treasurer, Of the Parish OF Lafourche, ex-
hibting the receipts and disbursements ul
the General Fund from the 18th of april 1891
to July 9th
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Relative to the Baton Pilon and Cbact.w
and Coteau Boudreanx Road
be 1t resolved by the Police Jury of tile
Parlsh OF Lafourehe in regular meeting IL
sembled that the additional report made IN
the committee of freeholders annninted IL.
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$501 UY
Respectfully Submitted.
JNO. 5. SEELY,
FRANK CHR1STIEN.
F. BAhILLEAUX
COmmiftaa onf1a;,o,

SOInH1ittee on CIalmS.
Wherenpon Mr.. Seely offered the follow
ing resolution adopted by following vote.
Yeas :-Grisamore, Lepine. Seelv PARA
Bourgeois, Christien. Barrilleaux. & Lerillp
Nays None
Resolved, That he sum of Three Hundred
and Fifty seven-91 loo Dollars be and il here
5y appropriated to pay the above claims.
Mr.. Seely seconded by Mr. Christien offer
ed tne following Resolution. adopted.
Resolved, That sno claim or account
against tha parish. will be received or acted
upon by this Jury unless same be presented
on or before the first day OF the session Of The
Police Jury.
Mr. Para of the Committee on Roads ard
Levees presented the following report
Thibodaux, La, April Is. 1891.
10 the foilce Jury OF the Parish of Lafouruhe
Gentlemen.
1ouf COMMITTEE on Roads and Levees de-
sires to express their opinion in regard to th,,
fetltlon presented to your Honorable Body
on yesterday. relative to the extension Of the
Levee System OF the State, in lower La
fourche.
Your Committee would call the attention
OF the Jury 10 these tact. that's the citizens of
io"er Lafourche pay Levee taxes aud vet
they have absolutely no levees to protect
them, that owing to this condition of affairs.
they are annually over flowed and their lands
are OF no value, bringing absolutely no rev
enue, and therefore, we recommend that the
Petition now panding be given the best at
tention OF this body and that if the Jury is
found to be powerless that the President 81
this Jury be instructed to communicates with
and urge upon the board OF State Engineers
tc extend the levee systom on lower Laiopr
che, and that all the necessary measures be
adopted so as to bring about the consent OF
the Engineers thereto
Respectfully Submitted,
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Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS A. BADEAUX,
Parish Treaersur.
ThV reports. of the Treasurer on General
Draina4. funds were read ana referred to
comnltIec on Finance.
RE-. lit OF Thomas 4. Baileaux. Parish
Treasurer, IN account with the
THE DRAINAGE FUND.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL.

Ihibodaux La. July 10Th, 1891. !
The town Council of the town of
ihihodaux this day met. in regular ses-
sion. ses
Present Mayor Aucoin and Trustees.
barker Ragan, Frost Caillouet, and Zer-
MOTT.
Absent Trustee, Thibodaux.
4he Minutes Of last session Of the Counc;l
was read and approved AZ recorded.
Mayor Aucoin had no report to present Mr.
Barker on behalf Of the FiLancee Committae
presented the following report, which wa
on motion duly seconded received and the
resolution attached thereto adopted by tie
10 lowing vote.
: leas,-Barker, Caillouet, Frost, Zernott and
Ragan. -
NayS.-none.
lhe Market Masters report shows total
collection from that source for the month
OF May last TO be S7505.
Collectors report shows the following col
leetlons for month Of may last.
General Tax of ISgn Ak 5e
School . /" 1890 o-----.... I2 IS
Licenses :. 1891 I,5 M
Fines = :. 1891 n
Total Collections s..o7 i,
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Total Balance july 9Th. 1S9l-2 a.,2 o6
Respectfully Submitted
THOMAS A. BADEAUX,
Parish Treasurer

IHe saPplementai report Of the COM
mute OF Free Holders, and the formal re-
nc nonnciation to and donation by the citizens
a :, baton Iii on, Chacktaw and Coteau Bou-
were read and referred to the District A..
torney with instruction to prepare for sub
mission at to-morrow's session all ordances
ana step required in the premises.
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BOSTON MASS.

who attach a postscript TO their list Of
grievances, begging the commissioners 10
conceal their names from the offending rail
roads lest they be punished for unfolding
their tales of woe. 1t is entirely useless to
send in complaints with that sort of ad-
denda attached. The commission cannot
and will not act on them. One such party
was informed by letter from the commission
that if he lacked the courage TO face the Of
Tending railroad with the story of his
wrongs he deserved no redress therefor.
The complaints already made snow how
extensive is the system of determinations
against the constructive industries and
factories of Texas. The trunk lines are
owned in the East They favor Eastern
industries, when it comes to
crushing Texas competitor. In this
pleasing occupation there is no compunc-
ton. Freight rates are arranged with
deadly effect. They fall ike killing frost
that soon withers and blasts the most hope
full Infant Industries" Mr.. Mckinley's
protective tariff is nowhere when it comes
to fighting trunk line railroad. 1t is not
in il. 1t cannot, without the consent OF the
railroads, foster or build up the most in
significant manufacturing industry in
Texas. The railway magnatcS have
laundering veto or Col. Bill Mckinley and
his tariff bill when they choose to use it.
The tariff was designed for the East, and
by the all-powerful aid of the trunk lines II
is kept there. II stimulates manufacturing
there, enriches the factory barons by the
monopoly created, and at the same
time gives the trunk lines an
enormous tonnage, and so swells
their Golfers and enhances the value of their
stocks. Il pays the railroads to keep down
manufacturing in the West and South. BY
making local rates high, and through rates
low when an emergency calls for it, they
succeed admirably in mastering the situa-
ton. They profit as much by the tariff as
do the factory lords. Hence the reason
why they favor it. They prey upon the
guileless farmer Us the protected barOns
do, and between the two. the man with the
hoe finds Jordan hard road TO travel
There would seem TO be no good reason
why Galveston's bagging and woclen mills
cannot supply the Texas markets with
the irproducts in competition with Eastern
mills. But if reports be true, they cannot
or do not 1t is claimed that
they are losing money because they can
not get rates that will enable
them to compete at their own doors with
the products of Eastern mills. What is
true of Galveston factories is largely true
of similar industries IN various towns and
cities of the state. They arc chOlIed of by
extortionate freight rates and stand prac-
tically idle or protitless, while their East
ern competitor takes possession of their
market under their very eyes.
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HENRY c. COOKS BEARD.
It Has Grown for Thirty Years and Is
Longer Than Its Owner,

Longer Than Its Owner.
Henry G. Cook, tailor OF Norwich,
Conn, and Miss Asenath Philpott, of
Gainesville, Tex, have one thing in COM
mon, an abnormal growth of hair. Mr..
Cooks hirsute adornment is his beard,
which is feet 2 inches long, and which,
when displayed in its full glory, trails on the
ground, as its owner is only 5 feet 6 inches
tall The beard has been growing for thirty
years Some time ago Barnum, the re-
Gently deceased Snowman. offered Mr.. Cook
eighty dollars a week and expenses if ~
would go with him and let his beard keep on
growing where the world could look at it.
Mr.. Cooks wife might travel with him
and the Snowman would pay her expenses
also, but the offer was spurned by the
tailor, who said he had no intention of
being curiosity for any sum of money.
Mr.. Cook is between sixty and seventy
years, has a sallow, wrinkled, dark face,
and it is not known that he ever was sick
His thick, luxuriant hair is as black as a
crows wing. and there is hardly silver
thread in either his hair or his beard
Miss Philpott's head of hair, however,
discounts Mr.. Cooks beard 1t is ten feet
seven inches long. ''Its possessor," SO a
late Newspaper account says, regards her
tresses as rather nuisance, complaining
that their weight actually drains her
strength. The present growth IS of the
past seven years, as in 1884 her head was
shaved during spell Of brain fever. 1t is
necessary to her health to cut large guam
titles Of her hair every few months, and
this she has a regular sale for from some
large wig mandatory in the east, which
pays her we'll for it, as its fneness and
silky gloss is exceptional, besides being of
much admired red gold tint" Miss
PHilpott is slight, delicate woman, now
approaching middle age
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Affairs as They Existed Before
There Was a Commission.
BETWEEN SHIPPER AND ROAD
The Former Afraid TO Make Complaints, Fear.
ing Worse Treatment From the Roads.
Between Railroads and Protected Barons
the Man With the Hoe Found Jor-
dan Was a Hard Road to Travel
Factories and Rates.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, June 27.-The railroad
commissioners and their clerical force are
kept very busy answering correspondents
writing concerning their grievances against
the railroads If the general public could
know the amount and character of COM
plants made it would have a more clear and
definite idea of the determinations of one
kind or another practiced against Texas in
duStrieS. trades and businesses. 1t really
knows very little about the matter. lndi-
vidual shippers have been accustomed to
say very little about the hardships under
which they labored and from which they
suffered. There was no one but the courts
TO apply to for help or redress, and by the
time the courts got through with single
case, the complainant was often either
dead or bankrupt. The courts were
practically worthless in protecting ship
pers, and were, therefore, but seldom
appealed to. Besides, aggrieved parties
were afraid not only to speak of their
troubles and hardships to the public that
was powerless 10 help them, but feared
even to call upon the courts, lest the
railroads would treat them worse still.
They dreaded the i'll will or the aroused
animosits of a set of railway officials at
whose mercy they were. Consequently
they put up with and bore the ills they
had, rather than kick and incur others
they knew would be forthcoming. They
feared the rod kept constantly in pickle for
the man who complained, and bore their
wrongs in silence. Hence the reason why
the public is so little acquainted with the
real scope and gravity of those wrongs.
The commissioners are finding them out
fast enough, and will do so faster, in all
probability, when shippers learn to dismiss
their old fears and speak out.
This is the first time that tribunal has
existed in the state to which shipper
might bring his complaint and not incur the
risk of being punished therefor by rail
road company. The commission stands be-
tween the railroad and the complainant,
with ample power to check or punish speed
lily any attempt of the railroad ito get even
with" the shipper who asked for justice.
This circumstance is not yet well under
stood by the men who use the railroads.
They do not know that it is safe for them
TO come before the commission with their
grievances. This appears from letters and
documents sent the commission by shippers
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DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE.
Passes Over the Country East OF Denver.
Some Hailstone Stories.

DENVER, Col, June 2S-News has lust
been received of destructive cyclone which
passed over this country twenty-five miles
east of this city Thursday night. Houses
were blown away, trees uprooted and car
ried away, and crops for many miles around
are completely in ruin. Dozens of persons
Were injured, but none seriously.
{. S. Clark was in from his ranch three
miles west of Deer Trail, and he reports
that hail fell for twenty minutes and killed
about $50 sheep, and the eyes of many We're
put out.
Mrs. ]. ". Adams, living two miles north
west of Deer Trail, says hailstones as large
as 2 mans fist fell, killing chickens and
ducks.
X. E. Beatty one mile north of Low, re-
ports crops badly damaged.
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