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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-12
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

A regular meeting OF the city council will
be held tonight.
There will be a regular meeting of the
Board of Trade to- morrow night,
-Four lots in Marysville have been sold bv
Thomas Cruise to d. A. johnson for $500.
Returns from Sundays fishing excursions
Indicate that some parties got good catches.
There are quite a number of park tour
lists spending a few days at the Hotel
Broadwatsr.
Twenty acres OF placer ground at the
head of Colorado Ruloh have been located
by Fred Schopfer.
work again getting up a subscription for
their track at the Broadwater.
All those going to the Childs' ranch on
"Wednesday evening will please DO at the
Northern Pacific depot at six p. IN. sharp.
James Afford, wanted here for robbino
Peter Larding of $40. was caught At Bout
der yesterday by Constable Hope Of that
place.
The Tiger lode. in stemple district, has
Longmaid located the Lion lode, in the
same district.
Frank d. Forbes was engaged Yesterday
doing the honors for a delegate to the min
ing congress which arrived in the shape of
a ten-pound baby boy.
the regular quarterly business meeting
OF the local union Y. +. s.. c.. Z, Will be
held at the Congregational chu1ch this
evening at eight O'Clock.
The horses used in 1.-The Police Patrol',
on the stage OF the opera house this week
are the same animals that dew the pstlol
wagon in the Chicago anarchist riots.
The regular quarterly business meeting
OF she local union will be held in the Con-
grea1tional church, Tuesday, July IL, At
elA@l p. m. A written report of the execu-
tive and social committees will be expected.
A full attendance is greatly desired.
A number of young men of Helena hsys
invited their lady friends to Il dance Wednss-
day evening at the rench of ". G. Child.
They ~sve hirei n speeinl train for the oc.
caslon, and request those invited to be pres
ent promptly Mt six o'clock that evening, ia
the tram leaves soon after.
At the annual meeting of the Helena
Electric Railway company the following
directors were elected: c. X. Wells, H. Nj.
Psrchen, w. A. Chessman, A. W. Hotter.
CIV. Cannon. L. A. NARROW. A. L. Smith.
AZ . subsequent meeting the following
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The New Merchapts.

operated by the Merchants Hotel COM
pany' now beRs to announce that it's rooms
are open for the reception of euest,. Rooms
Will be offered to transient guests at $l. q
ger day (parler floor, 81 per dav (third
moor, 70 cents per day Fourth floor. Ex-
ira Tor more than one occupant. All mod
era improvements, steam heat, electric
hight, return electric call bell system. and
sanshlne In every guest chamber. Brussels
anu v1lvet carpets used exclusively through
out the house. Office, elegant bar and
billiard room, cigar stand and palatial bar
Der shop on first floor. '~A
DINING ROOM R~E-oPENEp.
Ihe dining room in this hotel has baan
!esseo to and is now operated separately bv
the Misses Maggie. who are urspsred to fur.
nlsh board. Meals so cents.
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CHALLENGE TO DRILL.
Tho Sapphire Club to the Montana and
Silver Bow Climbs

The sapphire Club to the Montana and
Silver Bow Clubs.
The Sapphire club of the city of Helena
hereby challenges the mem bers of the Mon
sana CLUB OF Helena. and of the Silver Bow
oiu OF Butte to q drilling contest TO take
place ut the auditorium in the CITY of Hal
ens. not later than July Is, 1892. The CON-
test to be double handed and tho partioi-
pants 10 be between the ages of 30 and 10
years, and not to have had any practical
experience with hammer or drill for
ten years and must be active members Of
either OF said clubs. TIL losers to forfeit a
champagne supper for all members of the
mining congress visiting the city on the
occasion OF the present meeting in Helena.
IHos. GILoHRrsr, President,
ANGUS MCQUEEN. Vice President.
DANIEL HANLEI, Secretary.
Sapphire Club,
N. R.-A digital examination by a com
potent person must show that the ~contest-
ANITA have had NO immediate prsvsous train.
tAg.
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THE CRAWFORD MILL.

An Exhibit at the Mining Congress That
Will Attract Great Attention.
On another page will BE- found the advsr-
tisemsnt OF the Crawford mill for The
mechanical reduction of gold ores. A com-
plets working plant 10 now runniaR at the
United States aampline works. in oonneo
tion with . Jordan smalRsmator or ex-
tractor. and tn phenomenal success in work
ING gold ores has occasioned = great deal OF
and favorable comment on the part
Of mining men. Models of both machines
be ON exhibition during the session of
he mining conRres at the auditorium in
he mineral exhibit department., and min
ng men generally will undoubtedly take
advantage Of the opportunity offered to SEQ
in operation.
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HEADED FOR THE COAST.
The Burlington Getting Ready to
Compete for Business West
Of Here
Traffic Arrangements With the
Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific.
Prospect Of the Boise Butte and ths
Ns~mpa-Silvsr Linss Getting
Into Active Service.

From information received in this cit
recently it 10 now known for an absolut
fact thas the Burlington il pushing Oh,
work on its Western extension az rapidly .,
possible, says = Great Falls dispatch. The
road will be in Great Falls before the enc
OF the present year, and ii has already Dor
feoted a traffic agreement with the Great
Northern. Its cars will be seen in Spokane
and other cities west Of this place by the
new year. A private dispatch from Gillette,
Wyo., states that the rails on the Montana
extension are being laid at the rate of two
miles q day. A force of $500 to LOCO men
IL employed. and this force will soon be
doubled. With 1000 or 5000 men at work
on the extension 1t will not DO many weeks
before the Burlington will tap the Northern
Pacific At or near Billings. The Bur-
linRton oars will run into Helena
over the Northern Pacific tracks
but it is not yet known whether a traffic
agreement with the latter company en-
bracing points west of Helena has been Of
fected. However that may be. with a large
force of men employed in grading and
few months before the new road will reach
Great Falls. II cannot be definitely stated
just what route will be chosen; if in fact il
has already been decided upon, from
the point where the Burlington will cross
the tracks of the Northern Pacific to this
city. Two routes have been surveyed; the
most feasible and the one that is generally
regarded rs to be pursued il that up the
Musselshell and through Judith gap. This
route will open up an immense tract Of the
richest farming and grazing land in the
state. as we'll as enable the road to hid for
. share of the freights from tho great car
Donate Damp of Castle and the rich mining |
towns of Neihart and Barker.
The report that the Burlington 10 endeav-
orinR to negotiate q big loan, with every
prospect of success. is regarded here as a
positive indication that the work Of push
ing the extension westward from this point
least. is to begin in the spring of 1893 az
soon az the state of the weather and the
OF the ground will permit. The Bur
lington people fully recognize the advan-
eage OF having a through line. to the coast, |
and although after the first of January next
they will undoubtedly be enabled to reach
Facine coast points over the Great Northern
and other lines with which they have made
'ratic agreements, still they want a line of
heir own, a propose to lave one as soon
as it can be constructed.
The officials of this company are no
attem ntinR to conceal their inten-
ion of building into Montana, but what
heir Intentions are regarding the further
of their line into Washington ia
lot known.
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THE DRILLING TOURNAMENT,
Contestants Must Be at tho Board Of Trade
Rooms This Morning.

Contestants Must Be at the Board Of Trade
Rooms This Morning.
So far there are sixteen entries in the
double hand contests and fourteen
in the singles for the rock
do not close until 10 O'Clock this morning
there may be Others. All the contestants
must be at the Board of Trade rooms this
morning at 10 o'clock to draw for position
on the stones and for place in the contests.
Inc ful! list OF entries up to nine O'Clock
last night is:
DOUBLE HAM
Colorado-Nick Meyers, William DIVER.
Thomas Rinker and John Ahesrn. Lead.
vile; William Short and Sam Manuel, Cen
t!ral City; d. c. Murphy and Ed Hogan,
Aspen.
Iaaho-Chsrles Nordman and a. Erick-
son, Gem.
Deer Lodge county, Montans-D, Regain
and J. Wsigenstein; Joe Bellam and Joe
Lewis.
Silver Bow-James Davey and Peter
IesRue; Samuel Pearce and Richard
James; J. D. Murphy and D. T. MURPHY:
Tim AoAuIife and Dan Driscoll; william
Page and Dennis Regan; John Dolan and
Lewis and Clarke-Thonas Isaacs and
John Petrinoyih, Helena; Joe Freethy and
4. Mitchell; Isaac Mitchell andH. senuott:
Geo. W. hessler and John Campbell.
SINGLE HAND.
Colorado-David Jones. Silver Plume.
Thomas Burns, Leadville; Geo. Burns
Leadville; John Butler. Leadville: VIM
Short and Sam Manuel, Central City; John
Tranery, Bald Mountain.
! ldaho-Chas. Nordmau, Com.
Utah-Wm. Shea, Alta.
Deer Lodge County, Montana.-Frank
NWiegenstein, Joe Bellam, Joe Lewis. John
EAston. ~
Lewis and Clarke-Fred Jettie.
The medal offered by the Judson Powder
COMPANY to the winner in the single hand
contests was on exhibition in the windov
OF the Helena JeweIry company in the
Power block yesterday. and attracted a
great deal of attention. 1t is a very hand
some affair and the winner will carry away
with him q beautiful souvenir of the con,
gresa. Either, the photographer in the
Power block annex, sent the following to |
Secretary Brown yesterday. making the
third special prize: y"
:! wish to offer as a prize one.half DOZEN
faris panel extra large) photographs 10
the team winning first prize in tbs double
handed drill contest in Tournaments Julv -
Ii and A." 49,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-12

oilcsr. were reelected. @. X. Wells. presi-
dent ". A. Chessman, vice-president; H.
!. Walker. secretary and treasurer.
The following officers Of Capital lodge
no. y we're installed last night: II. Locksy;
\. "a. W; g. Il. Connolly. M. W.;-W. 8.
recorder; financial secretary, il. Il. Thomp-
on; recording secretary, NJ. silverman;
Adoiph JacobA guide; George Calcutt. j.
w; dns AlQuist. q. W.; II. Pflaume. trus.
On Thursday evening, July Il, the Ladies'
Aio society will give an entertainment at
-. a. y: nall, on Park avenue. Thers will
music. recitAtions. eto. Refreshments will
20 served. after which there will DO dancing.
= aelluhtful evening ia assured bv tie
Ixuass' VINO are working to inculoate patri-
otlsm AND sustain the doctrine Of equal
E!Rnss and Justice TO all. An admission fee
OF Oh oen:s will be charged.
Patrick Murtha is now a full hedQed
citizen OF the United States. When he
vent to Judge Buck on Saturday to get his
unat papers he was accompanied by two
Witnesses whose ignorance OF what was re-
lead to their being ordered out of
sns court room. Mr.. Murtha secured Wit
sions a. to his qualifications for citizen-
M. flna! papers were also issued yes-
Seraay to Archie II. Benton, 4 native Of
Canada.
As a meeting yesterday of the trustees of
me Arsesian Well company John B. Wilson
VAS elected a trustee. in place Of G. A.
oFosdwatsr. deceased. The trustees after
YARD elected II. I. Reeder president, in
place of G. A. .Broadwater, and Nick Ksss-
VICE president. A committee will 20
'ut to the we'll to-day in company with a
representative of the Northern Pacific rail |
CAD to measure the depth of the hole, with !
he railroad.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-12
Here's Your Chanca

As we intend to leave Helena we oaar ro,
sale our entire stock, goodwill and fixtures.
The location, Sixth venue and Main
street. is the best in the CITY.
Inc business 10 $l2. 600 monthly and on q
counts to Assume.
Inc STOCK which is new and clean will he
soia aslt stands or reduced TO a point to
suit the purchaser. Van W
NO such business chance has ever been
oneteo IN He.ene, and we invite corres-
and investigation.
VIM. WEINsrErN g. Co.
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Place Your Orders Now

MI. +. &. Babcock is making arrange
inents for his annual trip to New York.
Ladies' should place their fur orders in his
hands and get the latest and best. The
best buyers place their orders in th. ho.
mon.hs--thus getting low prices and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-12

albert Ross has lust publisbed his ,.to.+ MOVE,
ehtitied' Why l am Single" The sale of his
nVses mas s1 h @d unprecedented, sales to date be
o'er oIooOo copies. For sale at the Bee Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-12
Arrivals Mt the Grand Contra,

Mrs J j Brown, Lead
vile. Col.
Fl I " alcot. New York
Frank Nelson, Wickes.
Miss May browne, Mel
rose
A Browne. Melrose
S s Morrison. Great
Falls
j Nj Wohlfont, Great
Falls
Arthur l. Davis. Wickes
Chas p ~Schermerhorn,
city
p Beach, Wickes
Frank Murray. En-
pire
c. L. Hay; Jr, Spring
field, Ill
~ husSey. hlte Sui
phur Springs
EJ Harris, holla, Pa
Mrs V NJ Hines, Hous-
ton. Mo.
Mrs q howe Fort Ben
ton
Ben Pricer. Harysville.
CT Meyer, Wickes
George Seymer Seymer
Park
VIM Hall, York
= W Beattie, city
II NJ DAVIS, California
W y schrieber, Horr
s. Murphy, Avon.
EP Lupoar. st Paul
James Patton, Philips
burg.
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VIII Arrive To-Day.

The following passengers will arrive a
Helena to-day at 1876 on the Northern
Pacific: T. G. Ames, B. Latarian, F. G.
Newlands and wife. G. H. Sinclair, r. j.
Foster, I. l.. Dee, John M. Patt.
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J Brown. Lsadville,
James b Gallagher.
Butte
a Matthews, Marys-
vile
J "A browns. Jr, Metros,
Chas L Lutte, Great
Falls
Fl p Brooks, Great
Falls
t b Coe, Great Falls
+ Gallagher, Nevada
Creek
Chas Hoar. Wickes
Court sheriff, Canyon
Ferry
Arthur Hay. Spring.
ted. Ill
Nilare. Townsend
Joe Oker. Wandering
Boy Mine
V NJ Hines, Houston,
Chas Rowe. Fort Ben
Mrs Martin and chill
dren, Fort Benton
Sperry. city
Charles Marsh. Rinini
Is Harsted, Tacoma,
ash
r W Beattie. Jr. city
J 8 Bristol, Whites
William Williams,
ii elInsville
Florence, St Pau!
James A keenan,, Gold
Creek
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store Your Furs,

lhere are lots of moth millers about and
.ne mosh WILL soon follow. If you desire
10 Keep your furs it will be prudent to
ssore them at Babcock's, in the fireproof
Vasits' They insure against moth and fire.
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For Kent.

Desirable residence. East side. Appl,
room IL, Granite block.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Ladies underwear at the Bee Hive at less thai
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-12

FOSTER KID gloves, five hook, in all colors and
a..ea 10 t'e hand at the bee Hive, only si.l5
Livery pair warranted. S"-o'
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J~askson's music store. Bailey block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-12

ne celebrated Jackson corset waist in black
ana colors At Butcher & Bradley's, only.
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advantage of the sale at the Ree Hive this 49, m1e
"A run. sized carriage, irst-class material in ever
respect. only IS. o'ery
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Arrivals 1t Tho Helena.

a l. smith, city LG Phelps. city
~ Eshoaugh, New Z D Sampson, De
York Moines
Max hahn, Cincinnati AG Hubban and wifi
+ " EScom. Marysyille Harqua Hala, Ariz
Iheo Davis, st Louis Geo Robinson, Msrys
h X Armstrong and wife vile ~
Bozeman Miss Iawrapco p,,a
Miss sutton, New York man ~
II A Buell., Milwaukee W r. Iendenhon
A H IRWIN, Houston, Thompson Falls
exas C H Stepbins, Living.
wife. Livingston CIV Flynn And v;fo
c + Il Campbell. Coun- New York "A0
Gil Bluffs MA Adams Minne.n,
Ii Garrison, Thorn, oils
Wis ia N.r,ow Ri, S.,a-
7 Il Sweet. Topeka Mrs j u Havdan Ph;j,.
W B Sportsman, Chi ipsburp
cago Samuel Kohp- C;p,;r-
J { Schulz, New York natl oA'A
Fred II Bullen, Pueblo John Fl Moon pb;,,-
T j Wilkinson, Pueblo Gelphia
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O. f. 8.
Meets second and fourth Tuesday.
n a regular meeting of Miriam Chapter No. 1,
y. Il. s.. will be held this evening at Masonic
Temple at 7:3O O'Clock.
Lucy s. RAILsBACK, Worthy Matron.
NJ. E. BOOKER. Secretary.
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Spokane Loan Office

r. Feldman. ia South Main street, has COM
ne need to buy and sell Secondhand Furniture
Stoves and Clothing. Parties having such for
sale address him.
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Reductions in Black Goods,

45-inch English Henriettas, Goo from SO,
All-wool French Henriettas, Csc from 900
Atwood French Henriettas, SOC from 81
Very Fine French Henriettas, Soc from SLIPS
Fine Silk Warp Henriettas, 81 from sl.AO
Very Fine Silk Warp Henriettas, $l.37 from S1.75
Black Bedford Cords, 65c from SOC
Black English Crepons, 75c from 81
Bedford Cord Novelties, 81 from $1.95
Bedford Cord Novelties, $1.15 from $3.50
Black Crepe Cloths, $50 from s1.35
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-02-13

A month ago attachments were
sued out By the Natchitoches bank
aainst the union cooperative as.
srciation and several citizens O:
Vim parish rs indorsors, on a
note for 5000, which fell due on
January l, and was not paid. The
ass citation has levied an assess
ment of so per cent, on the unpaid
stock, which, ON account If the
low price IF cotton, il will be i'm
prssible for the stockholders to
meet The stores at Montgomery,
Gaar's Mill, Flat Greek and Winn-
field have been closed, as also the
lanyard at j. NJ. Jones'. But we
learn arrangements have been per-
facted to continue business; that
all liabilities will be met, and that
reclamation for damages will be
made against the bank for dam
age unnecessarily inflicted by the
use of harsh legal N sasnres.
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NOTICE.
To the Democrats of Grant P1rish-


Pursuant to an oder Of the EN- cratic Exec.
utive COMMITTEES OF Grant par. n La. which
mt IN Coifax or. the 9Th inst, ~ Organised
p 1mar1e- are called In the various wards to b
held on Wednesday. Feb. 81. 1852. 70 elect de ..
gates tn Q pA-ith Nominating Convention to
meet in o,fax on SATURDAY.. Feb. q, 1902, to
make nomieaticns for parish ofacars
The places for no ding sad primary elections
Ard the plumber Of delegates tn be elected Id
sa~h wa.d are ~ follows:
Ward I. poll Ut Cofsx. delegates.
Wasd 2. poll u Pants mill. Celebrates.
Ward 3. poll It (,0taouburs. delegates.
W+ri 4. poll at Ruckelew's, delegates.
Wad 5, poll at 3 ar Creek church, delegata.
ward s. poll at Summeriie.d, 2 delegates.
Ward ], poll at Montgomery, q delegates.
This notice ie 2 ven IN sddstlor tn the regular
published procea dirgs of the committee To cnli
3 ssruon TO the very i'm ,rtart business that q
10 b. attend d n II the co vention to be held n
Colfax Oh February -, 1872.
Urder ocF government. Whefe all power OF se.
lecfinR officers 10 vested nth tie peopl. in their
q vereign capacity. it n . matter CT great mo-
n ~. ns on the proper end wise selection Ge
public servants depe ds the question Of rood
adm u;stration IT public affairs. therefore
bchooves al GOOD citisens, ard all who have at
heart the cause at good govern most 70 attend
the ward primary elections on the 2lth. in order
that delegates may BE- selected who will insure
that candidates viii be nominated at our con-
nertiol. who viii serve the people we'll and
faithfully. W. &. ROBERTS,
lhairmsn Dems Ex. Com, of Grant Pm. Ia.
WIN. KNUTZS('H, Secrttary.
Collar. Ia. Feb. ~. ley2'
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For Clerk,
A Wonder Worker.

Mr. Frank Hanfa,an,a yonng man ~
Burlington, o.. states that he. had lw-es,
umd..r the care of fw" prominent lsl'y +.
sic;ans. aud used their Treatment until
I've was not able to get aunn.l. T;ary
PRONOUNCED bis case t0 I've consmmi stsnss
a.sf incnsrl,l... H.. was i~rsmadrd IT,
fry DR.. Kings New Discovery fns cen.
suml,fian, rn,i:sl,s aud COLTS and ut that
time was NOT able to walk arrsss the
street without resting H.. found lsfs,rs.
he hal us q half ~ " slsAlsr BOTTLE. that
IL. WIS mich is.ftrr; he c"ntimu~sl To-
ne il and Is To-day enjoy ing gsssi
health. II y"u have any thrat, lnng.
"r cir.-t tr"nhlc Try il. We guarantee
sati-fsction. Trial b,ttIe free vt e. e..
MASKS Storr. 5
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"ssai,ss the city Of New Orleans debt
ava nar,eur.'
Joint Rcso,s'ieR No. a54 -.am,aimenf No ,

"against the city Of New Orleans debt
ava nar,eur.'
Joint Rcso,s';eR No. 254 -.sm,aimenf No ,
Ptsspsssi :, "a u'.nlit fi.r elect s.f !. 4
stste IN amendment T., attic wv, lss-
d esl and Twenty iin'- - ~ the 49,
s;itntion # 49, iasiv. 81 p.b ic rlu-
c:,ti a.
SrCri"S :. Be- IL r.solcet B, the Hspe al
Assembis Of H. Sfn's Of Lpmi~isma TO n rds
of the mem5css rir,tsi 10 eark koa.s coacs ri~g
therein. That ti.i. y29) hu ID ell ~ Il
tw. .is-.,ie E tn. c ~ I'll u t,n f vt
o..n I'M .i.ea and ss'vent. -siife q. AN aided
y 4 ~. I,a l." ~ ti read 1 .liow VIZ:
Article 3.s : Tn. schoo. funds IL this State
shati CT. ,slst of: l. Tic oseeds of taxstio1
10. school purposes 8 PROVIDED l., .siss sttl-
tion; Inc iatarest o1 the pro -e-ds OF all pub
L; i.nds aesss sfors granted D. the Ua,ted Slates
for the use d s11port of pai,i s-nool-;-
.. VI IA DIS I'D otrer proi'e.t5 wi.,ch may here
81 Y ar yea rally LOT school psrpo~ss; 1, All
fs- d. or "tii r property (other tsai usinprOved
ies.d ). % qnesraed or era ted 10 the State, got
dss4s' ~. q Tor other pu.poes; Tie proceeds
of cant est ties falling under the laws of the
State Ut ..ouisiara. The legislature may sppro-
pirate to the same fu.sds the proceeds. al whole
other purpose. end shall provide hat every par
ism. or every sclrsOl ward IN each p4ri-h. may
levy tax for the pabllc schools therein. which
shall not ex ,ecd i've (O mills on the d,.ar, the
vote on such tax to be dec.d-i by nj .jor.ty of
the propar,y tax payers OF each parisll. or each
school wasd or municipality ia each parish. IL
value ard N number. voting at said egsctisI.l.-
aud ell moneys ~ co.iec'ed TO be psprnd, d in
the school wards where iev.ed. .AH sieci,ons
arder this act sssai. be orisrsa By he Police Ju
~ il me p IRISH in which the tax 10 proposed 10
be levied"
SIC. : Be IL farther ss.o'rs1, That h..
sl'ovs alncnslnie.t to article ,~e husslred
AMI twenty nine (2ly) i.~ s1b III 81 tn the
cit gems ri this Sise at the next genera
election. f"r th.ir approval or e;e t.on.
AMI tbs; mp all hall T. CIT 1T TAFT cleo
si.n for ~tata ar parish rfic-ss there shall
I've piiniess these words: PR amc. dnre.st
to a,t'cle = y If the cun ;i,utior,.' Against
xnenslrlsut g. artic.s 80 II the cuIistiiu-
tio -
Witness nv signature and the seal Of
the slate ut .Ou'sians. at tie city If B'.-
ton R"uss. this 10th d If November,
l-9i. l.. r. MASON,
t~EALl iecretxry IT State