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, 1892-04-02
Columbia River and Puget Sound Navi-
cation Company's
Notice for Sealed Proposals.

SEALED proposals will be received at the
~ office Of the supervising architect, treasury
department, Washington, D. q, until 2 O'Clock
Immediately thereafter for all the labor and
materials required for the plasterw work, iofnerv-
work iron stairs, etc, for the U. S. custom
mousse Postottice, ETC.. building, at Port Town.
t1ons, copies of which may be had on applica-
ton at this office, or the office Of the superin-
tendent at Port Townsend, Washington Each
for a sum not less than per cent. of the amount
OF the proposal, The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids and to waive any defect or infor-
the time stated will be returned to the bidder.
Proposals must be enclosed in envelopes, sealed
and marked Proposals for plaster-Work, join
ery-WoTk, iron stairs, etc, for the custom house.
post office, etc, building at Port Townsend,
Wash" and addressed to
w. J. EDBROOKE,
February 24, 1892 m Iootoa4
, 1892-04-02
Notice 10 Survev0rs.

GEALED bids VIII be received by the under-
~ signed till 4 o'clock p. m. OF April 9th, 1899,
for the. survey and subdivision OF section Is,
township 25 north, range 43 east W. M, sub
in this office and in the office Of the auditor Of
Spokane county, Proof OF competency as sur
yeyor must accompany each bid. The work
city council Of the City Of Spokane, ana the plat
and field notes filed in this office on or before
June 1st, 1892. Attention is called to section 9,
page 252, session laws of 1S89-9O The right to re-.
ject any and all bids is reserved
Dated at Olympia, this 18th day of March, 1899.
W. T. FORREST.
ml9-10t. Commissioner of Public Lands.
, 1892-04-02

Points north, Oregon and points on
n; ?. &; R. south Of Tacoma. ..... 8:45 am.
British Columbia and points north
and east to Wisconsin and East
ern Washington. ................ III 80 am
trays Harbor and Coast points -. 500 pm.
Iu1nWater and Ienlno ...:.......... 500 pm.
eastern E;s states and California; ,.... 500 pm
Tacoma ana Lower Sound Po1nts..... $50 pm
, 1892-04-02
ALL ABoUr THE walls.


California and southern States and
Grays Harbor and Coast points ..... 8:15 a m
tacoma and Lower Sound points. 49,. $40 am
1unWatef, Ien1no and all points south 8:15 am
Eastern states and all points east and
4 north ;.,-.....- ......... 4:15 pm
points, south and eastern and north
;. 4 eIn edli states 4:8op.m.
Friday ...... Observation-Disclosures. 12 M
Kamilche and Shelton, daily except
Sunday. ......................7 7:45 am
ARRIN
, 1892-04-02
ROBERT FROST
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDW AR L.

Wooden and willow ware, crockery and
glassware, guns pistols, rifles, all kinds of
ammunition, cement, paint oils and win
dow glass.
, 1892-04-02
IRA VELERS' GUIDE
NORTHERN PACaFHC LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE.
For Portland, Centralia, Chehalis, Montesano
and Grays Harbor points, via Gate City, 12:40p.m.
Y For Tacoma and Seattle 80 am and 2;15 pm.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
From Portland Centralia. Chehalis Monte
sano and Grays Harbor points via Gate City, 2:15
pm.
From Tacoma and Seattle l2:4o pm. and 6:15
PM
Port Townsend southern.
Leave Olympia, ZOO am
Leave Olympia, 200 m.
Leave Tenlno at is a. m.
Leave TeninO at 6 AS D.n
, 1892-04-02

Subscribe for The WEEKLY
TRIBUNE and you will stand
a chance Of getting this
organ.
Last year we gave away a
No. Singer Machine to the
lucky subscriber.
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
the best newspaper in Thurs
ton County and has the
largest circulation.
Price, 81 per year in advance.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
I'm Miracle ALL Minnesota.

On Geographic de Canton, Minnesota,
que les habtants de cette petite Vile
sont iutrigucs All plus haut deglc par
un singulier incident que pusieurs
d'entre eux considerent CONNIE I'LL mi
racle.
Presque au SONNET de la flcche de
ltslise catholique de Canton Sc trouvo
une Overture en- WildebHuf, fermee
par une Grande Wire mobile. Jusau'a
ces derners temps, Cette vitre etait par
fa!temen5 claire ct tyansparente. Or,
depuis quelques jours tout 10 monde
peut volr une grOtte all has de laQueIle
Sc trOuvent I'M BONNIE, une femme ct
I'LL enfant en- contemplation devant une
autre femme, une salnte probablemeut,
dams Hne niche sc trOuvant au-desSus
deuX, il peu pres all milieu de LII grotte.
Les persOnnes Qul ont WI les premieres
ce tableau, ont d'abord suppose uu'on
await fait peindre Ia yitre. Mails leur
premiere surprise s'est clIangCe Gu stu
pcfaction, lorsqu 'elies ont decouvert
que personne apparemment nayait tou-
cue il lintGlieur du verre. C'est Ell
vain que la Wire etc sOigneusement
lavee sur SOS deux faces, il etc impus-
slble de fare dlsparaItre 10 tabeau mi
raculeux, cUmmo Oh lappel!e mainte-
naDt Il Canton.
TUus les llabitauts do la vile ct dos
cnvlfOns, nrOtentants on cathUlIques,
sont allies voir &C tabltau, mais persuupe
lie sauralt expllquer encore comment il
s'est fOrmC alnsl dams la yitre uu Gtait
parfaltement claire ct tianspartutc au-
parayant.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
AROUND THE EMPIRE PARISH.
Chataiguier.


There is a great deal OF sickness i'll this see
lipii.
We have had very favorable weather for haI-
yraiing during the past week.
With the present price OF rice and cotton Tie
farmers will lcalZc very little f"E the crop OF
;'J2.
sIr A. Outlet is having aH AL iltion built 10
! is store.
Very little interest was taken in the primary
;;re last Thursday, the Estor&c ticket polling
Z, votes and the Swords ticket Is.
A ice buller will be put ur III tEatM&hIcr
very soon. Good move.
sorry to hear that many went, saw and LOST
, sullivan in the big fight OH the 7th, from this
section.
1t il r,lmored that the Police jury will pass an
ordinance compelling farmers to burn their rice
straw. Well, we expected 10 hear from them
very soon on another question after appointing
themselves road inspectors III SALARY OF $4,000
pr year
Rice opened up in OpClOusaS at $40 per sack
aud now sells for $2OO-a fall Of - cents within
u month. Will some one kindly inform It's what
il viii sell for i'll 80 days!
AS long as money Is plentiful III tins parish
and APPROPRIATIONS are il order, why don't the
Police Jury distribute III each ward $500 90 Tor
school purposes The 9Th ward is badly III
need, it seems
The roads from this section to OpclOUsaS are
Getting good and farmers are taking advantage
~ them TO get their rice to market.
tliataigllicr will DC VOL represented W!ti lU-
=, rs at the November term of court.
\ benefit to our farmers and to the public III
,,ricral would be weekly report through the
,!lIlnns of our local papers Of tic h'iuher 0f
ticks of rice, bales of cOtton etc, enterlus OPP
- .,lsas, with price of same, grades, &c. IllltS
W.. farmers could be posted on such matters.
curt will he opened i'll Chatiignler to-day.
j ,i"e Dos sman presiding.
RUSTIC. =.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
WEATHER CROP .UahETEs
of the Eouisiala Weather Service, De-
operating with the d. -. Weather EsH-
rcnu, for lhc Week ending sept. 20.

Bulletin No. 90.
Cool, dry and StlnSi,iny weather has prevailed
in nearly every section of the state during the
past week. few scattered rains however
are reported i'll some localities where il hae
prevented working the crops, but 10 serious
damage done.
Planters arc gloomy i'll their spcculati0n5 rs
to the result of this years cotton crop. Be
sides the continued wet weather. boil worms,
rust and shedding, especially in the northern
parishes, have added much to decrease the
acreage. The cool weather has prevented fruit
lug to some extent. Picking, however, has
been general.
The rice crop which had been threatened by
the wet weather of the preceding week, las
fully recovered under the most favorable con-
dtions which prevailed during the week just
passed, and the yield will fully equal expccta-
tiOns.
Cane is improving daily under the favorable
auspices of the weather, and the reports re-
ceived this week are very encouraging to "a fine
yield. The first receipt of syrup of this years
crop, came in during the week, and consisted
of one and one quarter barrel Sold for eighty
five cents per gallon, and was classed good
prime.
The corn crop is about harvested, and the
yield is entirely satisfactory to growers.
Hay making is progressing finely, as also fab
blowing, The dry. cool mornings and nights
have had some unfavorable effect on potatoes
and turnips in q few localities but otherwise
all gardens are doing well.
Professor Maurice Bird of the North Lousi-
ana Experiment Station at Calhoun, La, who,
a few weeks ago, kindly sent this office samples
of the tobacco being raised at that place,
states in his report this week, that he has found
planted will yield nearly, if not average, one
' GEO. L. HUNT,
Weather Bureau Director.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
RsOisaiCaH.


ofELousAs, La Sept ~, lS'9.
Tho Democratic Parish Executive Commit
! toe was called to order by Ii. L. Estorve chair
man, and the following members answered to
! their names:
IL K Estorge, Garland Peck, NJ Robert, ID
Durio, w FLYNN, b Cushman, A Richard.
) Haas, Il NJ Heath, Adr Fontcnot, J J Barn.
ldso wilkins, DR. j II Parker, Gus Fusi-
Her. Z y Dnson, w Gardiner, OzGmc Fon-
tenot, Quirk, j Mcmillan.
! The chair announced that owing TO = yacan.
! cy Oh Tue Committee caused by the resiyna-
ton OF Dir. Louis LalOnde. he had aunointe1 in
his stead Mr.. G. L. Duprt:
Tue chair stated the object of the meeting
was to take into consideration corciliatorV
| measures with a view of harmonizin" with Tic
opposing committee of this parish and send
only one set of delegates to the Congressional
Convention at Baton Rouge ON the Dist inst
Also to agree on a new Parish Ex. Committee
to be composed Of members of both Commit
tees.
On motion Of Mr.. Duson, duly seconded. q
committee OF three was appointed to wait
upon a like committe from the other faction
TO agree on some basis of compromise The
chair appointed G. l.. DuprG, Sam Haas aud
C. j. Thompson.
On motion of Mr. Haas, the delegates elect
cd to Baton Rouge. who were nearly ali nras.
cut, were invited to confer in the mcetinr'
Mr. u. l.. Dupre was called to the chair and
explained the action taken to the delepates
On roll call, 90 delegates answered to their
names. '0'i
On motion Of A. II. Mouton, the ,lelenates
concuired III the resolution of COMPROMISE of
the Executive Committee. and in a spirit of
conclilatlon for tho good of the Denocratir
party or the parish of st. Landry, pledge their
support to any agreement that will be- fair
and honorable.
On motion a recess OF 30 minutes was taken
to allow the conference committee TO report
On the return of the conference committee.
the chairman, Mr.. G. l.. Dupr6, after tie
meeting had been called to order, stated that
the answer received from tho Swords commit
tee was that they wnnid agree to !. conlpro.
mise Oh basis OF their receiving of the del
egates to Baton Rouge, and WEI: their par.
lsil Executive Committee to remain as it is
Win Il hembers, to which they were willing
TO add 8 OF "uis-,naking in all -. aIr-lIaas
offered to accept the 9 Of the Ii delegates, aud
proposed that the Parish Executive Commit.
tee he changed to 10 of the Swords and 10 nf
the Estorse faction. They replied that their
proposition was their llltiilIatujn, and the cnm.
mlttee retired to report.
On motion of b. CHshnau th. ,ro,,,.i,;,,,
OF the Swords committee was refused.
On motion of ID. Z. Saizau. seconded Inv \
H. Montnn and +. Richard it was resoIvcI
that the delegates present at Baton Rnn"e
from This parish be authorized TO cast. AT lie
Congressional Convention, the IL votes tl,t
the parish Of st. Landry is entitled to.
On inOtIon The meeting adjourned subject
to call by the President.
H. L. ESTOEGE,
Chrnn. PHI. DEM Tx. Com.
Attest: o'''
WIN. A. FLiNN, Secty
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
General Notes.

Airs: Harrison, the wife of the Presi
dent, is very i'll.
The cholera appears to have beer
stamped out in New York.
After the 1st day of October, Batol
Rouge will have free mail delivery.
Brick are being made at Lake Charles
for the construction of a large rice mill
A national bank has been organized
at Alexandria, La, with capital OF
$4,000.
An immense gathering of the Grand
Army Of the Republic was held at
Washington this week.
Hobgood, charged witt, the killing OF
Bunch, was given a preliminary trial
last week, and was remanded without
benefit of bail.
Some enterprising individual has Of
tered the world s fair authorities $780,
O)0 for the exclusive privilege of selling
peanuts On the grounds. Ar :"
Crowley Signal: The new Catholic
church is nearing completion and is be-
ing painted. When finished it will he
the most attractive church building in
Crowley. "
Nermllon Star: Cotton is fast TAX
ing a backScat in our parish, AS cane
and rice have proved to be much more
profitable, and more easily handled and
disposed of.
Maj. A. G.. Gibson, who was r, s.
Marshal for the Western Dist. of La.
under the Cleveland administration.
was drowned last week while crossin Q
the Mississippi at Nicksburg.
The municipal authorities of Berlin
nave obtained permission from the min
lister OF the Interior to cremate the BODY
or any one when it is proven by an au-
topsy that the deceased died of cholera.
:, The largest man in Kentucky is Ross
Skaggs OF Lawrence County, who
weighs 5S1 pounds and is feet s inches
tall. Ills arms measure 2 feet in cir
cumference and his thighs3 feet. He is
III years OF age.
Cardinal Gibbons has issued uro-
clamation urging all Catholics to nav
due observance to Columbus Day, next
month. The mass OF the blessed trinity
Will be said Oh Sunday. October lG, in
all the churches, in honor of tho great
dlsc0verer.
Crowley signal: While inferior and
A'A'us.S - ~ 10 ttibS ttppiteu from Tie
coast in the New Orleans market a., ac-
count of rains and winds. here in Acadia
we have had the most propitious wealth
er, since The harvest season opened aud
tile crops are being saved in The finest
condition.
haton Rouge Capital Item ~ il is
now positively known that all Eurnpc
is using America as u common dumping
ground for diseased paupers aud
Troublesome criminals. il would be wen
70 shut Tho gates and prescribe what
A'h" OIL ehiisEants Will be admitted.
Mr.. j. {. NJ. Robertson, of Now he
VA Who was arrested sometime ago for
lne violation Of The anti lottery postal !
law, was Tried last week before ,,.I;n,,
\ nlted States Commissioner Del,hnns,
sayo and bound over i'll the sum of s5,n
10 appear before The United Stai,s
Court ut Optlousus. 'e
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
PROCEEDINGS OF THE Police
JURY.

SPElOISAS, La, sept. II, 1872.
Jury met at 1880 pm, pursuant to adjourn
mcnt, Present: r. NJ. .BoaSni, President; Mes
srs. Butler, MCGEE, Dupre, F0ntenot, Courtney,
BergerOn, Guidry and Clopt0n.
On motion of Mr.. Courtney the minutes of the
last meeting were corrected thus by striking
out the words road supervisor receive" and
insert the words ward shall expend;" and
that in the motion OF Mr. Lafieur fixing the
maximum compensation of road supervisors at
$50, the words voting i'll favor of Mr.. La
heur's amendmt, Lafieur and Clopton against,
Duprt, Bergeron. Courtney, Fontcnot, Niece,
Butler and Guidry. The amendment having
been lost" be stricken out and the word :" Car
ried - inserted.
On motion of Mr.. Guidry, tho minutes be fur
tler corrected SO as TO insert the following mo-
ton which had been omitted: "Dr. Clopton
moved TO reconsider the motion of Mr.. Latleur
fixing the maximum compensation of road SIT
pervisOrs at $4,000. Motion was carried"
The minutes us corrected were adopted
On motion of Mr.. DuprG, the law prohibiting
traction engines from beng propelled along
the public roads by steam, be 80 amended that
the fine be changed from $500 to S250t0
On motion OF Mr.. Duprt Be it rcsols cd, that
the change of public road i'll Prairie Rondc,
made by Mr.. Duro he accepted and the parts
go changed be and Is hereby declared u public
road.
The Police Jury took recess until $3.50 u. M.
The jury met ut $50 T. ~ Present; L. NJ.
Boagn, President, and Mcssrs. Butler, McGee,
Dupre, Fontenot, Courtney, Bergeron Guidry
and Clopton,
ON motion OF Mr.. McGcc, BE il resolved.
To proceed as early as possible to survey the
public road from Alfred Jeans to Scott station
road starting at Dr. Boagui's northwest corner
to Mrs. Caryille Prejean's north west Garner
and that the said surveyor he instructed 10 NO.
tify in writing all parties owning lands along
said road or through whose land said road may
run; said notice to be given two days before
making the survey and shall set forth the time
aud place where he Will start surveying. And
the said surveyor be instructed 10 draw TIP il
written instrument i'll which all owners OF lais
contiguous to said road or through whose laud
said road shall run will agree To abide ny said
survey us establishing exact locality pf this
road, and the said surveyor be instructed 10
plant or cause to be planted at every quarter /
miaa post buried into The earth which shall !
designate tho centre of the road.
And the Parish Surveyor he further instruct /
ed that when he reach the land OF Albert
Gaidfg, to run tile public road iu the centre nf
the road as il now exist on the land of Albert
tluidry, ii having been agreed by Albert Guitlrs I
aud VIM. G. Miller, adjoining pFepretofs, that
the public road shall remain as ii is at present. /
and report ut the next regular meeting OF the I
Police Jury,
TIN motion Of Mr.. kerscron, committee OF I
three was appointed 10 examine the cx-IreaS
ltref's books. The President appointed McssrS 4
Befgeron, MeGce aud Cloptnn.
Tic committee submitted through tbtir I
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
Melville.



ir. Merno, the Episcopal minister, held ser
ICES III town this wack. We were pleased to
= the interest manifested i'll the morning ser
res:
Mrs Clark is agaiu with her daughter MIS-. j.
smylie, after pleasant visit TO her daughter
Baton Rouge.
Nessrs L. G. Richard and A. Hicks made il
'lsiness trip to town last Saturday
Mr.. II. Il. Thorn made flying trip to Plaque
mine on Monday, returning on the Cannon
Ball tho same night
Mr.. j. c. Smylie returned home last Friday
night, after quite an extcntcG tour Unlike
most tourists, upon arriving home it is thought
his pockets were weighted with that precious
article, that VIC are all so eager to possess.
Miss Bessie Smart, after making a lengthy
isit in our little town, left on last Saturday
for Evergreen, La, where she expects to teach
during the ensuing session, and it is rumorcd
nat she robbed our little operator of his heart.
Grieve not friend Charlie because you were in
that bliss of dreamaud, when the "Gsi bound
train went up Saturday. Patience is ii viz
tue" and perhaps by exercising that virtue she
will be back i" i'll the sweet by and by
Hush, little baby, don't you cry,
You'll be au angel by and by
MOTHER Gpn@E.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
Proceedings Board ofHPolice.
Town CO Dpelomsas.
SPECIAL Melting.

Sept. 20, Is3!.
Inc board mot for The purpose of takin..
action Oh the Public School Buildiu. matter,
ahn 10 appoint commissioners, etc
D. Sindoz, +. Latreytr, II. Cllaclerf. Geo
iuliord AMI K. l.. Bailey, Absent j. +. Stew
dht, lho clerk being absent Mr.. rulorl
acted as clerk. '0'"
The Major informed the Board that ths
sun III ths matter OF Public School EuiI.Iiu,,
- nii''issi9ners, on appeal before the Supreme
court, had been abandoned by his authority,
:, oh motion oil alr Chachere. seco,nl.L Nv
nr. bailey, the hoard approved the action Of
the Mayor who then appointed The following
members pl Tue Board to constitute The com'
)! j Saudo1, L. Latreytc aud Geo. pult,r,I
DC Board then ;elj"hrnoh subject to call,
-, L. J. CLEMENTS,
n,'.i .',tohD' President
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
Picnic,

The picnic given last Sunday at Wordsworth
Springs by some of the young men Of Opelou-
sis, was IL very enjoyable affair. The day was
IL beautiful one, aud of course lent Immensely
Ia the agreeab lenesS of tho OCCASION. The
crowd was just large enough to he merry.
The dinner, which is always the Vdrs h'"gHa
with us, was perfectly elegant Here again we
will stop to pay compliment to the young
deserve it, for the delicious meats, pies. cakes.
etc, they had prepared for the occasion, which
were simply as nice us could be male. Wine
was plentiful.
In the afternoon there was nlIlslc and the
pcnicbers INDUCED i'll tripping the faint tatiC
toe" The part, broke up about O'clock, and
a large number of them i" took in y Washington
on their way home.
IF the boys will permit lis to pas, criticism,
We will say that too many of them were with
out escorts. That isn't right, boys; you should
this kind. Respectfully, P1CEIChEE.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
To Paste i'll Your Hat,

Bake OF boil your cholera germs;
Cook at least a minute;
Boil your water, likewise milk,
Water may DC in it.
Eat no f2od too stale OF law,
Serve it fresh and hot ;
Germs succumb TO heat aIuue,
Send them all to pot.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
Tle OpeloQsas Female Institute

AA Ill resume duties ON MONDAY. sept j.
w 1892 All excellent corps of teachers has
hcen secured. BESIDES our regular curriculum,
cal Music aud French. Boys admitted who Will
comply with the regulations of school.
Patronage solicited.
sep3 MRS. NJ. NJ HAYES
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24
LIE DEMOCRATIC DE ST. LANDRY.

Nous avous eu dcux scmaimes de
beau temps, don't nos habitants avaient
grandement besoiu, ct don't lis ont pro-
fife avidement pour moissonner lcuIs
lecOites. Nos rucs sont dt:ja ties pous
slcreuses ctune petite plule seralt ac-
ceptable, lnais ne ferait pas 'alfaire dcs
moissOEneurs.
La d"dicacc hu terrain ct DIES construc-
tions du World's FaIr est tix,e, on le
salt, all II Octohle plGcllau ct sc pro-
longcra plusieurs jours.
La cUmpagnie d'tlectricite, dc eIace
ct de Waterworlis dc Lac Charles, place
dt6 tuyanX pour la distribution dies
cauX dams toutt IL lOcalllc.
On peut lcgaracr comme unc atlairc
arlctca, FcrectiOn dune ratiDcre Il La
fayette.
L'usinc poulla fai:c S,0000O0 de Iivrcs
par an; les constructions ct lamcuaSe-
meut cOltteront $4,000
Les atiuires Sc compliment ito Plus en
plus i'll Ncuczuc.a, OIL la revolution con
tinue SOD train au dctIinlclit dies intc-
lttS NC hbtic ltf)d o!iIut. IL duHliiIiS'
tration dc Washington done cru de-
volr y cnvoycr plusicurs navires dc
Gllerre pour prOtCger nos naliunaux ct
leurs PROPERTIES ct en- meme temps veil
ley Il ce que iAngIeterle ne profile pas
de la situation pour s'emparer du pays,
que depuis loDgtenlps ellie convoite.
lie lieutenant RObt. f. Peary, chef dc
la tcrnicre expedition dams les regions
alctiques, est de retour de son pcriIlcux
voyage avec une grande collection dob
jects curieux. Mais lie plus important,
c'est quill Il fait la dccouvertc DIES terres
plus rapprochtes du pole que tous ses
devanciers dams ces pays de glaces ct
plantc lie drapeau AMERICAN plus pres
de ce point mysttrieux qu'aucun autre
navigator matt jamais plantG celui lie
son pays.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24

chairman, Mr.. Bcrgcrou, tic following report:
Your committee appointed TO settle with the
EXParish Treasurer, j. j. Thompson, beg leave
10 make the following report:
After having examined books and vouchers
and llarin& found same correct recommend
that the said Treasurer, j. j. Thompson, be
credited with the sum Of $IJ9047 being the full
amount OF tllc vouchers examined.
We further state from the examination III
the books that Mr. Thompson's receipts
'l't .-|oooi w
and his credits are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: 1860 %
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24

LII compagnic d'Glectlicite, dc glace
ct de Waterworks do Lac Charles, place
dcs tuyanx pour ia distribution DIES
cauX dams toutt III lOcalltr.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24

On peut lcgardcr comule unG atlalrc
arlctce, fcrection dune ratliDcrie i La
fayette.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-09-24

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