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Assessors Notice to Taxpayers.


OFFICE OF ASSESSOR.
~Thibodaux, La, June, 9Th 1891.
All persons liable to taxation npon any
description OF property, whether real estate
or moyables, are hereby notified that in con
formlty 10 section ~ of Act No. So Of 1882. the
listing of the property and the estimated
valuation made thereof by the Assessor in
be exposed in the Office of the said Assessor
Tor inspection and correction for a term on
twenty days, beginning next after the ten
DAYS required for notice, as herein provided.
snail have expired. All taxpayers are earn
estiy invited to avail themselves Of the Or
portunlty afforded to make known their Oh
lectlons to any assessment and to test their
correctness in the manner prescribed by law.
PROSPER TOUPS,
Assessor, Parish of Lafonrche.
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Children Cry
for PITCHERS


False River, Pointe Coupee, Aug. "a, 1889
Mr.. F. Gouaux, Houma.
Dear Sir-It is with pleasure that l add
my testimony with the many thousands you
possess. for the great benefit I lave derived
from your "PIie Ointment" l woul not be
without it for anything. p. U. WEBRE.
Price, $l.0O by all druggists.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court-Parish
of Lafourche.
Meyer Veil Is. No. 256O Alfred Ledet
MAY BIRD 1891.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
i and nv virtue of an aleas order of Seizure
and Sale emanating from the above entitled
court in the above %eptitleG and numbered case,
/ nave seized aud will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law. to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House in the town OF
Thibod aus. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 20 1891.
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SATURDAY.. U n q, 1891.

between the hours of Ii o'cock, a. H.. and 4
o'clock, p. m, the following described proper
ty to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated IN the par
ish OF Lafourche below and in the immediate
vicinity OF the town of Thibodaux measuring
one arpent front on the west on a street sep
a%rating it from lands belonging to Pierre La
garde. by the depth towards the east belong
ing to said lot bounded north by lands of
Mrs. Emile Lestringne, widow of Daunis
Hadden, below or east by lot formerly be.
longing to Peter Brooks, back or south by
land formerly belonging to Isaac Granger
aud above OF west by the atore mentioned
street being the same property acquired
from Sheritf's sale on the both April 1887.
70 pay and satisfy the full and entire sum
of Two Hundred and fifty Dollars with eight
per cent per annum interest from December
18th, 1889. until paid and all costs herein and
which amount in principal and interest and
all costs herein is secured by and act Of mort
gage passed before Elphege b Ayo Notary
Public Of SAID parish of date the 2sth day Of
December 1882,
p. +. LORIO.
Sheriff of Lafourche.
MAY BIRD 1891.
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silver knife. Then putting her fork into
the peeled fruit Hhe gently detachea ANAL
slices fraim the pulp, leaving the core and
seeds untouched; passing tho fork upward
she detaehea every morsel with her pearly
teeth. looking very pretty the while, and
contrives To eat tho whole orange without
losing a drop OF the juice, and lays down
the core with the fork atill in ii.
It seems hardly necessary to say to an
American lady that she should be neatly
dressed at breakfast.
sees In America are rarely seen in Eu-
rope. Perhaps 1t ID the difference Of oil
mate. In England elderly ladies and young
married women sometimes appear In very
smart tea gowns Of dark silk over a collar,
but almost always thu young ladies' come in
the yachting or tennis dresses, which thew
will wear until dinner time, and almost al
ways in summer in hats. In America the
variety of morning dresses is endless; per-
haps the dark jacket over a white vest, the
serviceable merin, the flannel, the dark
foulArds. are the favorites.
In summer thin lawns, psrcales. Mar
settles suits. ~oalicoes and R%inshams can be
40 prettily made as to rival all the other
costumes for coquetry and grace.
''Still to be neat. still to he dressed,
As abe were going to = feast"
Such should be the breakfast dress Of the
young matron. 1t need not be fine; ii need
not be expensive; but it should be neat and
becoming. The hair should be carefully
arranged and the feet either in good, stout
for the subsequent walk or in the
natty stocking and we'll fitting slipper which
mas moved the poet to such feeling verses.
NJ. E.. w, SHERWOOD.
Copyright.
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PAID UP CAPITAL, $500, 900
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Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
General Banking Business Transacted.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent,
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Interest allowed On time deposits. Exchange
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City, county and state securities bought and sod.
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-27
March 4, 1891.
LIENS UPON o
III. B. No. 1g3.

An Act, to Amend Sections l and 7 of Chapter $50
of the Laws of 1880, Being an Act Entitled can
Act to Provide for Liens L pun Crops and for the
Levy of Il tax to Secure the Pavmcn! of the Pur-
chase Price of Seed Grain.'
Be ii Enncl.I hr tie Legislative -Assemhlv Of tile
Stair Of Norlh Dahot":
SECTION l. That Section 1 of Chapter
$50 Of the Laws of 1890, be amended to
read as follows:
Section /. 1t shall be lawful for my per-
son desiring to purchase, upon credit. any
seed grain. to DC Sown or planted upon
lands within this State, to enter into a con-
tract in manner and form as hereafter pro
vided, with any person, c~O-partnership, as.
ISOLATION or corporation furnishing such
seed grain, that such person, cC-partMer-
ship, association or corporation, as the case
may be, shall have Il iir.t lien upon the
crops OF grain produced from such seed
grain to secure the payment of the indebt-
ednpSS incurred therefor, and that in case
such Indebtedness be not paid at the time
it Shall become due and payable according
to the terms of the contract that the amount
thereof, with accrued interest, may be lev
led as Il tax upon the real and personal
property of the person applying for and
receiving such seed grain, as hereinafter
provided, and that the said lien may be
foreclosed by a sale of the grain embraced
in said lien upon the notice and in the
manner provided by law for the foreclos-
ule Oh cIldltpl mortgages, ana inc costs ana
fees for forpcloSing shall be the anne.
Sec. That Section 7 Of Chapter $50 be
amended so as read as follows:
See. I. Upon the filing of such arplica-
ton in the office Of the register of deeds
ana the sowing Of tn" seed obtained there
under, the title and right Of possession to
the growing crCp, and to the grain pro-
duced from said seed. shall be in the party
who shall have furnished the seed, until
the debt incurred for said seed shall have
been paid. and any seizure thereof or inter-
ference herewith, except by the applicant
and those IN his employ, for the purpose of
harvesting and threShing the same, shall
be deemed a conversion thereof and treble
damages may be recovered against the
person SO converting the same by the party
furnishing the seed or his assigns.
SEC. 3. All acts or parts of acts in con-
tlict herewith are hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. Whereas an emergency exists in
the fact that it is necessary that this act
should take effect immediately in order to
carry out and effect the purposes for which
it is intended. therefore this act shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
passage and approval.
Approved March II. 1891.
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and filing each of said liens, which fee
shall be paid by the township, in cash or
its equivalent.
SEC. 10. The township treasurer is here
by authorized to Ollect all amounts due on
the seed liens filed pursuant to the provis-
ions of this act, and shall receive the same
fee therefor as for handling other town.
ship funds: PrOridcd, That the township
treasurer shall have authority to appoint
deputies, not to exceed three in number,
to assist him, who shall receive the same
fee as the treasurer; and PrOuidcd, far
tier, That the treasurer and his deputies
shall be allowed their actual expenses in
cured in the course of the collection Of
said liens, in addition to the fee already
allowed by law. Said expenses shall be
charged to the person against whom the
said seed lien is filed, but no expenses
shall be made by the treasurer or his depu-
ties against any one who shall pay the
seed lien filed against him ON or before
October LIST of the year for which said seed
lien is filed.
SEC. II. All funds collected for seed
grain furnished, pursuant to the provisions
of this act. shall constitute the seed grain
fund, and Shall not be used for any other
purpose than to purchase seed for needy
farmers in said township, which shall be
applied each succeeding year in like man
ner as the proceeds of the bonds of said
township. Said seed grain fund may be
deposited or loaned for interest. which shall
be credited to said fund. Said funds so de-
posted or loaned must be paid into the
township treasury on or before the 18TH
day of March of each year, and the balance
of said fund remaining in said treasury on
May 1St of the same year may be deposited
or loaned for interest until March 18th of
next year, and so on; Provided. That upon
presentation Of a petition signed by a ma
jority of the resident freehOIders. shown as
before mentioned in this act, the township
supervisors shall transfer the balance on
hand in said seed grain fund to any other
fund of said township specified iii said pc
tition.
SEC. IL. All acts or parts of acts in con-
tlict with this act are hereby repealed.
SEC. -. Whereas, an emergency exists
in that 1t is necessary to procure seed grain
the coming spring under the provisions Of
this act; therefore, this act shall take effect
from and after the day of its passage and
approval.
Approved March 4, 1891.
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MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.
III. B. No. l66.

Joint Memorial of the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentatives of the State of North Dakota, to the
Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States, asking that the United States Mil
itary Wood Reservation on Rock Island, (now a
pcnlnsula), Ramsey county. North Dakota, be
Donated to the State of North Dakota, for the
Benefit and Use of the Militia of said STATE, to be
Used for Encampment Grounds and Other Pur-
poses.
Be 1t ReSoi7sti, ETC.:
That the Honorable, the Congress of the United
States, be respectfully requested to grant to the
State of North Dakota, for the benefit of the mi
iitra OF said State, that portion of the public domain
known as the United States Military Wood Itcser-
walton, and situated or being on Rock Island, (now
a peninsula) Ramsey county, North Dakota, or
more particularly described as follows: That por-
ton Of Township 1873 north, of Range 81, west of
the fifth principal Meridian, Stale of North Dakota,
bounded on the north by the north line of the
United States Military Wood Reservation, and on
east, south and west sides by the north shore of
Devils Lake, to be used as cncamping grounds and
for other purposes, to be defined by The Legislative
Assembly of the State of North Dakota.
Resolved, That the Secretary of State is requested
to forward copies of this resolution to each of our
Senators and Representative in Congress at as
early a day as may be expedient.
Approved March II, 1891
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SUPERINTENDENT IRRIGATION
AND FORESTRY.
Ill. 3. No. 22I.l

ii. IL. No. 22i.
An Act Entitled "An Act Creating the Office of
State Superintendent of Irrigation and Forestry,
and Prescribing the Duties Thereof"
Be it Enacted, etc.:
SECTION l. CREATION OF OFFICE. !
That the office OF State Superintendent Of
Irrigation and Forestry is hereby created,
and an officer to be known as the State
Superintendent of Irrigation and Forestry
shall be appointed by the Governor, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate.
SEC. g.. Term OF oFFICE.] The first
term of said Office OF State Superintendent
of Irrigation and Forestry shall expire on
1st day OF March, A. D. 1893. The term of
office thereafter shall be two years.
Superintendent Of Irrigation and Forestry
shall, before entering on the duties of his
Office, take and subscribe to an GA h to
support the Constitution OF the United
States and that of this State and that he
will faithfully discharge the duties of his
office according to the best of his ability.
Said oath shall be deposited in the Office of
the Secretary of State.
SEC. 4. SALARY.] The State Superin-
tendent of Irrigation and Forestry shall re-
ceive for his services a salary Of one
thousand per year, and five hundred dol
lars per year for travelling and other eX-
penseS.
SEC. 5. POWERS AND DUTIEs.] The
State Superintendent of Irrigation and
Forestry shall have charge of the develop
ment of a system of irrigation within the
State by means OF artesian wells, dams, res
~ervoirs, storage works, canals, or other
methods that may be found practical or
may be adopted by the State or the people;
shall have jurisdiction over the system or
department of State forestry, and shall
clearly explain Its necessity and economic
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An Act Entitled "An Act to Provide for the Com
pilation, Publication, Distribution and Sale of tn,
Laws OF the State of North Dakota.
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PROTECTION OF SMALL GAME.

An Act for the Protection of Game.
BE It Enacted b. the Legislative assembly of the
State of North Dakota:
SECTION l.. That Section 2, of Chapter
Is of the Laws of 1887 being Section 1886 of
the Compiled Laws be amended to real as
follows:
SEC .. 1t shall be unlawful for IL pei
son to shoot, trap, snare or kill any prairie
chickens or pinnated grouse or sharp tailed
grouse or rutfed grouse or wild duck be-
tween the filst day of December and the
Goth day of August Of the year following or
any song bird at any time or to hunt upon
the enclosed or cultivated premises of an
other, except uncultivated lands OF non-resi-
dents of this State without consent of the
owner, tenant or agent thereof; Provided,
however, That the owner, enant or agent
of such pre- misses shall first post and MAIN
tain in at least two conspicuous places,
notices signed by such owner, enant or
agent of such prohibition on each highway
running by and contiguous to such
premises and one such notice in a
conspicuous place on each quarter section,
owned or controlled by the party prohibit
ing such shooting; such notices to be on
that part OF the premises most likely to
give warning to hunters not entering such
premises by the highway, such notices TO
and shall be at least three feet above the
ground II shall be Iegible at all times.
SEC. 2. That Section & of Chapter SO Of
the laws of 1887 being Section 2370 COM
piled Laws be amended to read as follows:
Sec. &. II any person shall shoot, kill,
take or trap ensnare, buy, sell, ship or have
in possession or ship, take or carry out of
the State contrary to the provisions of this
act, any of the birds named in this act or
Wlllfully destroy any nests or eggs of II
bird named in this act or shall hunt upon
the premises of another contrary to the
provisions OF this act or shall hunt upon
the premises of another contrary to the
provisions of Section one of this act, such
person shall be punished by a fine Of ten
(10) dollars for each bird shot or killed and
ten dollars for each nest or eggs therein so
destroyed, and ten (10) dollars for each
time he shall aunt Upon the premises of
another contrary to the provisions of Sec
ton one of this act, and shall stand com
mitted to the county Jail unless such fine
and the costs of the prosecution be sooner
paid. Provided, That 10 prosecution un-
der this act for hunting upon the premises
of another shall be maintained except upon
information furnished by the owner, ten
ant or agent of such premises.
SEC. 3. That Section 2 of Chapter SO of
the laws of 1887 being Section 1876 Com
piled Laws be amended to read as follows.
1t shall be unlawful for any person or per-
sons to kill trap or destroy, by any means
whatever any quail III the State of North
Dakota for a period Of four years from and
after the passage of this act.
SEC. 4. That whenever in any of the
game laws now in force in this State the
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words "Territory of Dakota or "Dakota
Territory" shall appear they shall be con-
strued to mean Stale Of North Dakota; an
emergency existing in that there is now no
law to prevent the destruction Of quail in
tins State, now therefore this act shall take
effect and be in force from and after the
passage and approval of this act.
Approved March 6, 1891.
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distribution and sale, and the Governor
shall issue his proclamation announcing
SUCH fact and his acceptance of such COM
pllatlon and revision, and thirty (30) days
after the date of such proclamation said
compilation shall go into effect, and there
after the laws so compiled shall be received
by all the courts and officers of this State,
as original enrolled acts approved and filed
IN the Office of the Secretary Of State,
as now provided by law. And the .Spcre-
tary of State shall distribute. one copy of
the same TO each of the following: The
principal officers in charge of each public
institution in Me State. and to each library
association organized and maintained for
the benefit OF the public il! any county or
Town III the State, one copy to the judges of
the district and probate courts. and states
attorneys, one cop to each clerk of the
district courts. sheriff, register of deeds.
auditor, treasurer, coroner, superintendent
at public schools, chairman of board Of
county commissioners. and to the board of
supervisors Of each civil township in the
county for use and reference of township
officers not otherwise herein specified. And
the Secretary of State shall offer for sale
and sell said revised laws as follows: For
each copy sold he shall receive twenty per
cent. above the price paid to the publisher
Tor each copy published. And all money
received from the sale of said laws shall be
by him turned into the State Treasury.
SEC. 3. Each of said committee So ap-
pointed shall receive for all such service
performed under the provisions Of this act
the sum Of $500 and the State Auditor is
hereby directed 10 draw warrants quar-
tt!ly Npon the State Treasurer for the
amount due each Of said committee. Said
warrants to be approved by the Governor
as shown by duly verified vouchers filed
by each of sad committee and the sad
committee when organized are hereby au-
1 n IL, yI ron tN a., ~, 49, ~ n,,, %,t ll- H.
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vided for in Section 10, the county shall ac-
Qulre a just and valid lien upon the crops
of grain raised each year by the persons
receiving seed grain to the amount of the
sum Their due the county upon said CON
tracts, as against all creditors, purchasers
or mortgages, whether in good faith or
otherwise; and the filing of said contract
shall be held and considered to be full and
sufficient notice to all parties of the eX-
iStence and extent of aid lien which shall
by said contract is fully paid. For The pur-
pose of enforcing such lien the states at
tOrney may proceed to foreclose aid lien
in the name of the county commissioners
in the same manner that chattel mortgages
are fOreclOSed. as provided by law. when
requested SO to do by said county commits
SiOnerS.
SEC. 2. That Section 10 of Chapter 1872
be amended to read as follows:
Sec. Ii. PENALTY. Any person or per-
sons who shall, contrary to the provisions
of this act. sell, transfer, take or carry
away, or in any n dispose of the
seed grain, or any part thereof, furnished
by the county under this act, or shall use
or dispose of said seed grain or any part
thereof, for any other purpose than that
of planting or sowing the same as stated
in his application, or shall sell, transfer,
take or carry away, or in any manner dis
pose OF the crop or any part thereof.
produce from the sowing or planting of
said seed gram, shall be guilty of a mis-
demeanOr II upon conviction thereof
Shall pay a fine of not less than ten 1O)
dollars, nor more than one hundred (lO0)
dollars or may be imprisoned in the county
Jail for a term Of not less than ninety days,
m shall pay all costs of prosecution and
whoever, under any of the provisions
herein, shall be found guilty of false swear
ing shall be deemed to lave committed
perjury, and shall upon conviction suffer
the pains and penalties Of that crime. Upon
the filing of said application if the office of
the register of deeds, and the saving of the
seed obtained Hereunder, the title and
and to the grain produced from said seed
furnished the seed until the debt incurred
for said seed shall have been paid. and any
seizure thereof or interference Herewith,
except by the applicant and those in his
employ for the purpose of harvesting and
threShing the same shall be deemed a con-
version thereof, and treble damages may
be recovered against the person so con-
verting the same by the county furnishing
said seed.
SEC. 3. That Section l2 of Chapter 1852
of the Session Laws of 1890 Is hereby re-
pealed.
SEC. 4. Whereas, an emergency exists,
in that there is no provision for the fore
closure of seed liens by the board of county
commissioners, where the counties have
furnished seed grain: therefore. this act
shall take effect and be in force from n
after its passage and approval.
Approved March IL, 1891.
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PROVIDING FOR DISPLAY AT
WORLDS FAIR.
rs. b. No. 81

Act to Provide for the Collection, Arrange.
mcnt, and Display of the Products of the State of
North Dakota at the Worlds Columbian Exposi-
ton of 1898.
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An Act 10 Amend Section 33 of Chapter 81 of An
Act Passed ut the First Legislative Assembly of
the state of North Dakota, Known as the School
Laws.