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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29
Gold. SILVER and Tin.

James Baxter & Son, of Boise City,
made an assay recently of ore from
the Harrison mine. 1t ran $f.74 in
silver, s25.S3 IN gold and II per cent.
tin. The ore was from the surface,
on the west end of the claim, at the
extreme head of California gulch,
about three miles south of town.
This ore also carries tellurium. Mr..
Baxter says:
"We proceeded to make the assay
for tin aud found the ore carried both
gold and silver in generous auanti-
ties, and determined to make the as
say also for those metals. Wecannot
complete the assay for teIlurium a,
present in consequence of the freez-
ing and bursting of our re-agent bot
ties, destroying the contents. We
cannot obtain any more in this city,
but have telegraphed to Denver fol
a supply. Will receive them in two
or three days, when the work will be
completed"
This is pretty good assay for tor
rock, and the metals the ore carrie:
indicate that the location will be
a good one with little development
The ore Assayed short time ago thai
went $40 in gold and silver and PEI
cent. tin was from the same district
but only a mile and a half or two
miles from town. All the location.
on this mountain carry gold and sill
yer, tin and tellurium, and some o
them 4 small per cent. copper.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29
NAHPA.

Nampa now has two churches, two
drug stores, Eve saloons, two lumber
yards, two hardware stores, two ho-
tells, two restaurants, three boarding
houses. six general merchandise es-
tablishments, one furnishing goods
establishment, one photograph gall
iery, two millinery and dress making
establishments, one forwarding house,
two blacksmith shops, one harness
shop, one Wholesale oil establishment,
two livery barns, one tin shop, one
boot and shoe shop, two butcher
shops, two laundries, two bakeries,
one fence factory, one soap factory,
one paint shop, one dairy, three car
penter shops, two barber shops, one
bank, three real estate Offices, two
printing offices, and last, but not
least, one "patent medicine adver-
tising sheet on II street."
Amongst the professionals are:
Five insurance agents, three notaries
public, two physicians, one dentist,
two justices of the peace, and one
lawyer.
We have = ERE department, sup
piled with y chemical engine and
good quarters.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29
Hesra lDAss lErrEn
WAnDxm, Dec. sl. 1881

WA1DAAy Uec. "a 1871.
WORLD: ! came down from Busle
to-day. The hfst man ~ was Sena-
sor Norton, formerly Of tbs Washing-
son mine. He was working in ~
Lsss Chance tunnel, nine feet vide
~ mise fect high; ~ running two
machine drills. l will now relate the
circumstances OF sad accident.
y bile Jake Quackenbush and Pat
luinn we're prIming nine burlsigh
holes and had touchsd I'll OF but Qne
the hrst shot went of and killed both
men instantly, and Of course all Of the
other holes went Of in succession.
The men were blown TO pieces.
tluackenbushs head was severed from
bis body ss II cut with knife. The
pieces we're blown 70 fer that they
could not De found Hair Was found
on timbers thirty feet from where the
snots we're hred. Senator Morton
nad Just left and got about one hun
dred fest away when the FIRST shot
won't OF. i happened 1t IL !. N.
this morning.
The streets OF this town are lit up
oy arc lights, and iDcandescent lights
~ al the buildings. The town Is
about two miles long. Five working
mines are IN this vicinity, employing
b1tween hve and SIX hundred men.
Charley Webb came down with me
from Burke, and We are having :
hne time together for this time of the
year. Saw Captain simpson at the
Spokane House. | learn from the
people OF this house that the Captain
has sold mines IN Boise county to the
amount OF $4O,OOO. Hugh Turner is
running grocery store here and
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

JsA L. Brooks. Banner m.;J 80
rer. LEFT herr -. r.:a. - -. -
49,. :.. ~. ios snas
80" 'ls.en ana Tour horsss.
;he made the trip out all right, and
ss1lIed en n.s return Saturday. NAL
coAm McLaln came With him. Be-
swsen tne Little and Big summits
swo = nis norses died. They man
1eea g waddle through several fest
z. snow rom sners e the main sum-
nsss, tnsee of to0r miIees with tho two
nosses: Iee hoesss bad tbsir lest
leed SeturdAy evening. Bob GRAY.
49, 1uiowson and Mike Hoolahan
vent oos yesterday and met Mel ain
een miles from this place. Bob came
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

dseds Of mills ard smslters erected,
s.d, wofn ont towns grew % prosper
ous and thriving cities, stock nssn lost
their dssolase ranges, and rustIe and
activity took the pIscs Of cuisines
and solitude No districf, no mater
how rich in the prec1ous metals, can
amount y anything unless Il i is
easy communicasioa With de outside
world, and N Idaho thers can Be 10
pfospsrous cities unless ~ mining
diatSicts have roads.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

hE ball for New Years Evo, an
ICED to be given by the Young
r Orchestra, has been postponed
ecount Of bad roads and other
pas. Due notice will be given Of
late Of the dance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29
xhe County Commisxieners

xhe County Commis sioners
OF Boise county, State Of Idahe. win
meet in regular session at the clerks ONCE
in idaho City, on
NenAay, Jan- N. Aeo0L
All accounts or other matters coming
before said Board should be filed tvs daya
prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must BE legally
verified to insure action thereon, and ne
bill will be presented unless all the feas
are paid ART. CUNNINGHAM,
Olsrk Board o. ccn
Dec Is, 81.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

DANCE was announced after
on Christmas night, and three
were rustled together. The
) was given in Morrsll's hall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

aE Christmas tree at this place,
Christmas Eve, was literally loaded
presents. Before the 6istrihu-
OF gifts began . number of
'mas songs were sung by the
egstsrs, assisted by older ones.
eatormity with the time honorsd
pm old Santa Claus made his ap-
|.nce IN regulation winter costume
ne amusement aud delsctation Of
Foong generation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

JAKs QuAcKKsBusu, the foreman
of I mine in the C9ur d'Alsns. who
was killed by blast, was formerly :
resident Of this county.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

es. II. P. PoMERoY was taken
several days ago, and was no
er yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29
Fire.

A. Michaslson's residence. mile
this side of Pioneer, was destroyed
by FIRE on Christmas day. Nothing
saved but the bedding, stove ana
cooking utensils. The 6rs caught
from the stove pipe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

Asr Friday morning was the
Pet this winter. In town ther-
leters showed 18 aud 10 below.
estetter's self registering Their
ester, on Buena Vista Bar, left
mark at 20. Thirty below at
Pervllle the same morning.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

|ow was six feet deep in Silver
0wyhee county, last Sunday
ling.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

n
~ r...ss, Is i. z. =. ss.s.-,
! ~ IIseours ~. q iexs -
n Ts--as- - - - 80. : 111
M-,ssss1 r. a- ..s..,. s.'.. "A s.-. s,.x
- 1s-eS .s..-sss "a = esss 49, ss Sn.sa - vi
~. z -. .ss II ..s,s.1 .ss =
on focdsv. VeSrrerv 4 nj i,ris~S- 1ic
horre m "a o,rloek 4 = a2d = nsSlssc3r
| ?. 1r ~ snid ,anv1 ~ fsr.f ~ ~ fsrsSv9
Honne " Boise ennrfv nm. "A et,s5i
ence q n ix- [ \. M ~ - s.1sss r's: = ~ -
ytded commence to I'll DE 5cllo9inel
deacsibed psnpesty, ~ - mnch - ~
" neces1asy - aaiisfy fhe taxes and esd
Lneseoes
busDex, J0hn Real estate I'D In
| o. same q LOoe yllley, IN; ~,
coes and penalty " -
BecrH T--Em on land n L0ng
valley, ~. personal psOpeFty,
vS0; sax, COL an0 penAtty s..... -
Brown, W-One steam power
quartz mill In QuaEtzburg and
other buildings, 3l50O; tax cost
snd penatty !, \. !. :. N .--. - ~
CTawford, 3 Vim on land IL
Long valley, ySUUi tax, coss and
psnasty < :. Z -s.--.. .-....-- ~ -
Carroll, DAN House and lot used
- hot4l IN Quaytzburg. two
homes In PlacerviIIe, $50, pex-
sonai properly, vic5; tax. cost
Ana PensI .....,...... -. - -
Toon. IN, An~noase H. sna 10y rIscer !.
" 80. v.o~, - - -
HaIns, Wm Fin on Iand - Long
sare ~ peIs9nsI pIopefS' -
| -f " y =
n9iseIson, soan-im 0n anu a
onk sAiiey. 80. PeIsOnA prop
| -, Cese ~ PenaatJ 80. =
numPnIJ, !. A~nSaa es',,e - ~
~ sa1e' ~ osIuen valiey' SsoV' y.
coss snu Pe1.asJ -.--.'' ~ =
nufh WIN on iand n spring
ssneJ cJ' eIvV, peIsonal pIopy'
SSOv' TAI. cose Ano pen1'sy'-.-. II =
Aeeney. lin on TIMBER culture IN
/ Long valley, 20, pefsonai prop
| cry 49, cos1 anu penany "
hnapp, h-lm on lond In Long
valley, $oO. personal properly,
sooo' ~, cosl Ano penAa'y --.--- = "
Liberty Mining company-Im on
mines noisIng wotks 9oaIuine
nouse anu ouI houses sisoV' ~, - -
Sos' Anu Pen@isJ =. - ~ ~
mop LesMmoose ana 10. 10 rlacer- q.
~ slov' ~ cos' anu penalty ~
Lorton, " H-Personai property IN
Long vaiiey, $ooo; tax, cost ana -
penai.y -.-...--.-..----- =. - %
Miller, Z Sim on possessory right
q. , Uia, $iu, personal properly,
s1e0i TAX cost anu peaaity----- III %
Mefert, G C--Houses and lots in
/ Centerville. $50. i'm On land $50,
diIcn ana known as BAKER
/ eiecn, tioo. pefsonM proPeT, =.
si'' .aA, eoss anu penai'y--.' 10
Moore. O-Personai property
"a Long valley *4'oi TAX, cost =,
aha penails $1,000 ----.- 10 -
Dukes. L-Real estate and i'm In
Long vaney. SSoo, personal prop 49,
cry, f1o4 LAX, cos' anu pensi's 20 W
Patterson. Wm--Reai estate and i'm
IN Long valley, $aoo, personal
i properly, $ilsi TAX, cost ana
pe-Aity ..-.------- 49, ----.-- A 10
hnensrt q Son-lm on land IN
Long valley, 20, personai prop
cry. Vow tax. cost ana penalty %
Riggs, Wm-im in Long valley, $50,
: personal property, $6uo; tax, cost
and penalty --------..- .-.-.--- 20 ~
Horseshoe Bend, $3.50, ditch. $50.
personal properly, $'oi TAX, cost .s
aud penaity- -----.--.---------. ~ Il
- hes I'm 1ar IN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

eea Mass in the Catholic Church
y place at midnight on the oath
largely attended, not only BY
per, ! Of that church. but by peo-
i. ~ shades of religious belief
|unoshef, and the services proved
..sefestlng for all. The advent
.'a,mss was heralded by music
3 choir, which rendered several
during tho services. Rev.
nckx gave an interesting dis
: appropriate to tho occasion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29

d. stage bound for Boise last
" found the road blocked bv |.
:' ;'ds At the Lemon grade,
I.les below this place. The
Ssd to unhitch and leave the
"sFs. Six other slides filled
- .oad between there and Cas-
SiI0e, S, : distance Of eve miles.
.,ser !. sr reached the Hallway
..s !. ~ o'clock yesterday. Ths
sss due here Sunday arrived
'ay evening at 5 O'Clock.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-29
COUNTY AND STATE.

|xE GuLowsoN went out to Ban-
Isstsrday, to work. He took the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03
VOLUME SIXTEEN,

With this issue ~ open velune
Sixteen Of The FAaHEa, tAe paper
having beea under the present
Management for ths past twelve
years and two months. During
that time many changes have taken
place, and signs Of improvement
and progress ars visible On I'll
sides. A. In TIE past, the FAR1s2
win cootinus to champion The cause
q Democracy and good govern
msnt, and labor for the welfare and
improvement Of our town, parish
and State. That our humble q.
forts in tie past have been appre-
ciated = shown BY our largely in
creased subscription list, and W
shall labor to deserve and receivs .
still greater patronage, BY advo-
eating such msasures - We believe
win result IN bene6t to the whole
people. With these few remarks
" win proceed With Tie new VOL
uns, hoping that The succeeding
pages Win not b daEkened with
such Sad tidings - mark the initial
number, but that ws may Ill be
here 1t Tie close, enjoying the
blessings Of health and prosperity.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03

Rev. J. d. A.ys died It Tstry,
Hiss., last HsndAy, after ! AAsrt
tlssss, atsd e. ysazs. He W. a.
niliarly known 70 our readers -
''tAA blind preacher" 40 4 III
recent eoaisrssos ol ths II. I.
Church was assignsd 70 tAs Gov.
ingtoa Circuit. The news Of hie
death wAs received with sincere
regret By ~ .s.sre.s friends
here.
Mn. Leaisa Willians, wife q A.
c. Williams, ESQ.,, died 1t her
home On Pearl River, II Washine.
ton parish, o. Christmas day.
Mr.. Charles A. Lagrous, q. old
and well known citizen Of this mar.
ish, died in New Orleans, Dee. 30.
james Daniels, . well-nom
colored man. (son Of Sid. Daniels, }
died in Covingtoa on Christmas
day, and was buried o. Tie 26th
ult.. the soth anniversary Of his
birth.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03

n fAnsIA = b receipt q .
eirou1af lettss - ~ e6oee eA1s
thefo Will - . coovoat3eo e Peo.
hibitioaistb hid = New OsleaaG -
January IN asis, for Ne purpose
a osgasisiag 1 Prohibition patty
b til Stats. Tie can 1oe ~
ooavepeioa = signed By Sa0usa
Diekio. chairnaa a IL Nasiooal
Connittee, and ]. N. Phasr,
cAairnaa q H. StA4o Co00ittoe.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03

~ viss~o - - esAW % seisose 80
ode lsoQ ~ hoassable Ne afseoaaiA
eoasA ~ - - disosesd, 6easio9 ~
Ueeeobog q, looo~-
I vall proceed - ~ - pah1ae 80.
No.. = ths Asss q 49, cssss.
bouoo. u he tswa 81 C0v10e.
iaaso. pasi1h aoa 1aaae elssssAi6. -
SXTUROAY. Rsl.sssy1 Z. lool. bsssssa
jeeal sAls AsaaI shs le;ls0tng Aassgi6e6
property. eo-vte:
H. he loA sla1sAeaao - 6seesy
6osmioa ~ eeseh0oss 0oso0 q Ka0.
pss stsos2 - ~ ssaA lsaat1g - Ne
baeus Halio bg61GA aoA kAov0 - Ne
- 6ssd0s." u Ne eoso - CSsoaaeso.
L.
o. fAsss ~ - sssssA. EN- vass.
- ~ eAesseo, sjsssssA. j ~ aod -.
iar u ~ os0o s1(assls06se. HAsoaA q
~ Taooaay, - loe6AAoa. A@te.
oaAeA - plea G e.iA less . LS6a
ueA I. . 40 Z sQaass d. bdsisess q
q 1oAo. O11h ~ ossepoioa - 0Nse0
- = oho4ase - q ~ ~ I, . -
4 49, leo . oaglala Oase3oo - ~
o6oSs 1eeosleo1 Pssposey ~ - ~
peslsA g . ra06aay - ~ ~ ~
- ApsD. lovA
as&1sa = - shoso eoAl1)oa ~
fG1Do q m1s. eosA
". 4 oDoG. ohls14.
0s1so1R T.. oaA. { ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03
TIE SHAM IN II.

The politics disguised - NOR
atty which induced Tie Baptists Of
Bienvills parish 70 bounce from The
ministry Rev. N. ". Warren b.
cause be voted to submit the lottery
amsndment to . decision By The
vote Of his people, i thus sharply
exposed BY 10 Baton Resgs Advo-
cate:
He (Mr. Wasreo) had voesd n
the Legislature . license he Equor
sari6lc throughout ths STATE, but
no notice ~ taken OF thk lapse
from the p.&h Of ministerial duty {;
he had also votsd 70 permit tie con-
cert saloons and free-and.easy
dance houses TO Aaunt their shanes
and drag down he souls Of young
men and women 70 the depths Of
hell, snd yet the church passed Il
In silence. These were not regard
Cd - veaal o6enses against moral
ity, Or q least received 10 a&tea-
tioa. The spaamodie s0otioas Of
virsuYus indignAsioa turn sstirsly h
. different direction 4 pfeseut; Il
= the fashion nov 70 fight ths lol-
lefy amendmsot, and % 1t he Il
Quof traloc and the free-aod-eaey
dance hoases flourish - they may
updor protsctioo Of The State. Coz
traet he morality; contrast u
injury done 70 people By each Of
these, and Tie folly and inooasiet-
eney Of ths persecution q Ar.
Warren vill b ridiculously appar.
sat, 70 say nothing q its u.eAris-
eiaa spirit.
1hs people day By day REALISE
nare fully tAae - Aad-Let*ssy
crusade = . political sch.os By
which .. esaes grabbing clique
hope r. eUssroi tAs pap Tor them
selves. Take ont a ths eostsst
his selast grssd for o@cs. b ass
Who have 40 other claim 70 present
les popular support than their -
Dunsl Ansi-Lotssry aazality. asd
& would - decided without excite
nsut and q - insfiaoic buDiaeeo
merits. Il Mn come - tAae, TOO,
before lsS3.-City ISsa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03
PATRIOTIC ENTRANCES.

CDates Reags Ts1tA.1
Owisg % doubt 70 ~ fAet thae
IL third party novs0est w. Inst
oooted at Ooala, while the Na&ioaa1
Farmers' Alliance was b session,
TIE impression prevails II IL minds
Of many that Tie Alliance favored
Tie unovsment. Such = not ~
case. While . s1nbes Of ths pro.
jsctors Of The third panty we're -
doubt farmers, they were few, Il
any, 70 W are infornsd, hon ~
South. wAs gave their names =
ths new political Asdglins. TIE
Southern members could not b
seducsd from their loyalty 70 IL
Denocfa&ie party. in . letter iron
. prom,nsns AlliAAes member.
lately received BY Truth, Tie fol.
loving pafx1otac sentence occuIo:
And nvw, q PEASANT, permit ne
70 give you my humble opinioa In
regard to the third party. I a.
tach no importance 70 Il. Il = .
scheme originated for purposes that
ne(d not be mentioned here. The
Soatherp Alliance are detefminedly
opposed to anything OF The hnd.
Thsy are organized Tor reform and
to correct abuses, but their battles
Will be fought within the ranks Of
the Democratic party. The farm
ers' movement i . political one,
and while seeking redress for wrongs
they will be prudent and cautious
in their every movement. The sec-
tional lsgi.lation bristlss With dan
gers t. their beautiful Southland,
and 10 long - this condition Of
things exists can you consider them
lee patriotic thin their fellow-citi-
seas who are not membees Of their
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03

Herr Dsrgse, . German capital.
1t, oaess . reward Of as, 900 -
any astsesooee Who Will prove %
him that there = a.ythiag solil h
the sua, aoos q stas1, or that b.
any digit Of iaagi.atioa tAey en-
b supposed % Be Inhabited. He
gives - his setsrssce Klupp, ~
oa1oeo0Akof, aDd = d oiinooe.-
Detroit Free Prooa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03

An inpoFtant ease, Involving -
right Of Coagrsss 70 prohibit IL
sale Of Q lawful Louisiana Loetery
ticket, = b b tested before -
Supreme Court, q washiAgtoa
City. The suit ~ sototoa b. .
Lottssy tsekss AgeAe lest wssk, I'D
will isvolvs ~ eoestisus;osahty q
ths sstiss aati-lotsssy egislaGies.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03

IL madame proceedings sasa
out By Mr.. John 4. nUssis .agaiast
Secretary Of Staas 1aeoo. which
were axed for trial q Hasoa Rouge
on ths S0tA ult., were ooatinued
until Friday, Jan. ., On account Of
he illnsas Of Judge Buckner. This
b ths second tine Ne matter has
been postpoaed, IL inst dine
owing to lie ulaoes Of Attorney
General Rogers, who rspcsseats ~
Of STATE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03
A USEFUL GIFT.
An Uxr11crpsx1HD OSS41 70 Az
VINO Warts Wlfu Pm AxD Ixx.

Since 1873 many valuable im-
provemeute have been made u ELI.
feeding peas. OF these . great
part are due to Tie skin and Per.
sistence Of Mr.. L. =. Dunlap, Of
Bostoa, who. - . pioneer In THE
business. has spent che 'ast decade
in perfccaing tho sslf-fssding pen
that hears his tame. The Dunlap.
Double-feed Zen. and IN this very
double-feed lies The secret Of it,
success, i The latest perfected in
veotion.
Il carries . sixtee1-karat dia-
mond-pointed gold pen. With on~
filling Of common wTitinG-tnkt holds
enoagA % write 1000 woros and
= desesvsdly popular IN literary
Boston. where authoEs want pen
hat win ,svariaSly write whea -
point l. touched - paper. This
pen = . perfect pocket-co0pasiss,
ssd win prove indispensable, aad d
;ey and blessing - long asEfs LISTS.
IL maaufactuIess Do DOT heslaate %
guarautoo Z - write q IN Instances.
The. price i t4.oo, bat - further
iatroduce 4 aaUag u ssaAses q
this papef. ths D1llap Pen Co.. q
3o0 " ashi1gtoa street. Bosteo.
Mase., offer for . short tine only
70 ssad i b setarn nad o. ssesiPt
of 900.
Aserpssts,ity 70 purchase sAe bsst
feustaia asA 81 ~ oaAs. u
less thaa half 10 actUal value, lie
gold psa ak'os icing worth ~
price aGlDod lee IL Whale, = eae
hist shoUh aet y allowed q pass
b ungrasped ~ beceoe - q
~ "1igAt-AaveAeeas" q HE.
This pen makes IN elegant and
asefd gift - . lady O. gestlsosn.
NJ asv II eur ssheesibefs whhiAg
b aval ths0oevus q thie 0agui6.
ssae eaes. oaa q . b. applyiag -
~ editor q ~ papef II eise1lsr |
~ special Saas 1ekst. ealitlilgI
~ 6oogoe . . 0io0ouat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03
Police Jury.

he AslAbsss Of ~ 1oiiee jury
ass hsfsby notiAed that . Hsses
inG win b hsld On
TUESDAY. JAN. 6, 1901.
loe ~ tsa,sactiea q iaPeetaas
business,
An members ass rsqae6ted - -
". @. Hufcnno9, Prasidooe.
". q. ERxfx4x, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-01-03

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fsssoos calling fer he eo0o VIII
please say advestiseA:
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late. thA aboVo ieteeso will bo oooe
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4 fse q enc eest eaAisisnal pnssaes .
required - ell advessisssl lsassrs.
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