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The Garten Gold Cure.

What should give confidence in this
remedy is the fact that in the treatment
there has been in no single instance a
case where the patient has experienced
any unpleasant physical effects, but on
the contrary the best OF health is enioyed
after the effects of the alcohol is passed.
The theoretical physician and perhaps
others may be skeptical and decry the
usefulness of the remedy, but the curing
of hundreds and the testimony of those
actually cured proves practice better and
safer than theory, and the truth demon
strated must disarm all prejudice. The
safe, and Garten Institutes will be needed
as long as there are appetites to be con-
trolled.
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TO-DAY,s RACES.
Four TrottinE Events on the Pro-
gramme for To-Day

Four TrottinG Events on the Pro-
gramme for To-Day.
Four trotting events are announced for
to-day. The first will be the three-year-
old stake, for which b. C. Holly of Val
lejoInames oh. f. Extravagant, by Wood
nut. dam Economy; Captain Frank
Drake names b. c. Paso de Rosa, by
woodruff, dam Eliza Jane. In last
nights pools Extravagant sold for $50
AGAINST IS for her competitor.
The second race viii be for the 2:S5
class, purse 500. St. Lucas, entered by
N. Biggs, Jr;; Colonel on Men McNasser, by S.
Siax Button, Jr., by George W. Wood
1,lard McNasser sold as the favorite last
NIGHT at $40 to $40 for Button, 50 for ST.
Lucas and g for Wilde
Tha third race will be the two-year-old
trotting stake, foais of 1880; one mile and
repeat. Following are the starters: Buck
= George Dexter, by Dexter Prince,
dam Nellie c.; Edgar B. Carroll OF sacra-
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Water Rate Gases Dismissed

J. Estabrook was tried by Jury in
Judge Cravens' court yesterday on the
charge Of misdemeanor. in having vio-
lated the water ordinance by refusing to
pay for what he used. 1t was shown by
the evidence that l1stabrook rented his
house, and had for three years paid extra
rent, with the understanding that his
landlady would pay for the water He
was acquitted, and the case against John
Longabaugh for similar charge was dis
missed
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Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States
office yesterday:
California Iron Fence Company of San
Francisco. Capital stock, SI00, 600. Di-
rectors-George f. White, a. E. Bell, +.
W. Scott, A. C. Hammond and n. w.
Spaulding.
Thomas Day Company of San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, 100000 Directors
F. J. Symmes, VanderIyn Stow, S. c.
Bigelow, II. L. Clay and E. j. Duffy,
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HE MEANS WELL,
Officer Talbot's Burning Desire to
Purify the City.


Purify the City.
Policeman Talbot, if allowed to have
his own way, would soon rid the city of
all its tramps, and a goodly number of it's
best citizens and taxpayers. Mr.. Talbot
IS very jealous in the matter OF clearing
the city of undesirable characters, but
unfortunately he doesn't seem to be able
10 discriminate between good citizens
and yagrants-at least, not in all cases.
Shortly after he was elected a member
OF the force he insisted on u trusted en-
ploye of Front-street grocery firm get
ting out Of town and staying out. And
now Frank W. Bailey, who keeps the
saloon adjoining Wilson's stable, on X
street, complains that Talbot met him as
he was about to enter cigar store and
ordered him to ''go on.''
Bailey says that when he asked the
officer if he knew to whom he was taking.
the latter replied that it made no differ
ence who he waste move on" any
how.
a careful study of the City Directory
might assist the jealous young officer in
avoiding mistakes of this kind in future.
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II. j. Paimerss Defense.

Frank NJ. Stone, one of the counsel for
III. j. Palmer, who is awaiting trial for
the killing of Charles w. Phleger, moved
in Judge Van Fleets court yesterday
that dispositions by taken of persons iir
New FORK to be used on the trial here irs
support of the claim that Palmer's grand
father was insane.
Dispositions will also be taken in IIli-
nois to prove that on the other side of the
family insanity had existed.
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Delegates APPOINTED.

Governor Markham has appointed the
following named delegates to the Nine
teenth Annual Conference of Charities
and Corrections, to be held at Denver,
Col, from June 23d to the 10Th: G. w.
Gibbs, Mrs. j. f. Bonestell, Mrs. Sarah
b. Cooper, Mrs. Catherine b. Lathrop, DIR.
II. II. Mcdonald, Ira z. Rankin, San
Francisco; DR.. Walter Lindley, Whittier:
Mrs. A. V. Cove. Oakland; Dr. Obed
Harvey, Gait; DR.. f. w. Hatch, Agnews;
e. NJ. Preston, Nevada City.
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A CIVILIZED JAP.
Fined Ten Dollars for Being Drunk
Migrants Disposed of.

HluSa Len dollars Tor Being Drunk
Migrants Disposed of.
In the Police Court yesterday the aver
age number of eases were disposed of.
John Doe was drunk, and forfeited de-
post Of S..
Joe Pierson was found guilty of vag-
rancy, in being generally drunk and
troublesome at Agricultural Park and
vicinity, and will receive Judgment to-
day.
William Mcintyre pleaded guilty to the
charge OF vagrancy, and will be sentenced
to-day.
X. Anosa, a Japanese, was convicted of
being drunk and fined SO.
Frank Brown, Tom Murphy and John
Ryan, who were implicated in the row at
Front and X streets on Sunday. We're
found guilty Of disturbing the peace and
each sentenced to ninety days in the
County Jail.
b. Tetherington, one of the same crowd,
had his case continued until to-day
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Real Estate TraDs,o,.z

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
Conrad and Wilheimina Breidenbach.
Philip and Maria koerper and Louis and
William Appel, by their attorneys in
fact, Peter Newman and Henry +. Dill
man, to Charles and Mary Haman-Lots
l, 2, 3, 4, 5 and in block a of the Capital
Homestead Tract: $3.50.
Francis Il. Cross TO j. l.. and L. @.
Siller-Lots 4, 3, s, z and s and west halt
of lot 2, q. r, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets
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CLUBBED AND ROBBED.

William Martins sad Experience
While Crossing the River.
zWilliam Martin notified the police YES
terday morning that two men assaulted
him at an early hour while he was cross
ing the bridge to Washington, beat and
robbed him of gold watch and chain.
Subsequently two men were found in
that vicinity and were arrested on sus-
piciOn, but Martin could not identify
them as being the same ones that had
robbed him.
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Little Maggie McNTaster

A little girl about years old was taken
to the Police Station yesterday, having
been found wandering about the streets.
The child said her name was Margaret
McMaster, and that she lived on l. street.
The officers were endeavoring to find her
home, or parents, yesterday afternoon.
and IN the meantime provided her with
comfortable quarters and care.
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Mrs. Jaws Watch

Mrs. Esther a. Jay of Winters, Yolo
County, yesterday identified the watch
in the possession of the police here (Which
was recently taken from two men who
were trying to sell it, as one she recently
lost in her town. 1t was restored to her.
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NEVADA COUNTY MINERS.
They Demand That Geary Shall Keep
His Pledges.

[Grass Valley Telegraph, May l1th1
Tuesday the Executive Committee of
the Nevada County Miners Association
held meeting in Nevada City, and, after
discussing the matter of the ruction be-
tween Representatives Caminetti and
Geary, had this telegram sent to Wash
ington
To Hon. Il. H. GeoYu: We resnectfullv
solicit your earnest co operation and supnort
In obtaining appropriations for the relief of
hydraulic mining, and impeTatively demand
of California
BY the Executive Committee of the Nevada
County Miners Association
ALT. IREGIDO President
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Best of All.

To cleanse the system in gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the spring.
time comes, use the true and perfect rem
edy, Syrup of Figs. One bottle will an
swer for al the family and costs only 50
cents: the large size 81. Try it and be
pleased Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Company only.
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mento names C. f. Alfaretta, by Steinway,
dam Mamie Smith. In the pools Dexter
Is selling at so, Kapila SIS, and Alfaretta
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COOK-In San Jose, May 18th, Dorothea.
wife OF the late August Cook, a native OF
Germany, aged So years, 5 months and s
days.
Es-Friends and acquaintance are respec {
fully invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, Eighteenth street, between
NJ and n, tomorrow Saturday at P. n.
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IF you want anything in the musical
line write to Hammers Music Store. $50
j street. Sole agency for Chickering d
Sons and Wissner pianos.
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Will Omen.

The Eagle Confectionery and Ice Cream
Parlor, SO K street. will open for bust
ness on Saturday, May 14th. Chocolate,
coffee, charlotte russo, pies, cakes, etc.
Everything new, and will be kept second
to none in the city.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-05-13

SINGLE rooms 25e, SOC, 75c, 81, at the
International X street, near Fourth.
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THE Garten gold cure is absolutely safe.
It strikes the root of the evil by destroy
ing the appetite. Investigate it.
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DIED.

Bo1AN.
JACKSON-In this city, May 18th, to the wife
OF j. l.. jackson, q son.
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WRITE to Cooper for everything in the
musical line. 63l street.
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other city should if the fair were held
there. The speaker thought that the
lnellglblHty of persons
FROM OTHER PARTS OF THE STATE
Would give the organization the appear
ance OF a Sacramento institution, and this
was something that was not desired. He
knew how the Legislature felt about the
fair, and he knew that body would be
likely to ask: what would become of
ganization in Sacramento? ?" The new
organization should be a State organiza-
ton with members in all parts of the
State.
Mr.. Coleman was still opposed to Mr..
Alsip's amendment. He said the COM
mittee could not possibly have any con-
troll over the fair, but on the contrary
could only offer suggestions and assist
with the permission OF the State board.
After some further talk Senator Dray
offered a substitute that settled all the
argument. He moved that committee
OF fifteen be appointed, which, after a
consultation with the State Board of Ag-
riculture, shall proceed to increase its
number by the addition of persons from
all parts OF the State, not to exceed fifty
in number.
The substitute was adopted. The Chair
man asked for time to appoint the COM
mittee.
NAMING THE BABY.
The naming of the organization was
next considered, and there was quite
vigorous opposition to calling it the ''Sac-
ramento" Industrial Association. The
discussion drifted back to the question of
whether or not the new organization was
Sacramento or State body.
y Captain Hall, Mr.. Steffens and Frank
ID. Ryan declared that the organization
was simply suggestive body of Sacra-
mentans, who desired to help along the
fair. The Sacramento members of the
State Board had a great deal of trouble
every year to wake the business men of
Sacramento up to exhibit at the fair, and
1t was TO assist them in this very work
that suggested the organization of this
suggestive body. This body if composed
OF Sacramentans would do the work re-
CURED; but, if of outsiders, the whole OBJ
Ject Of the organization would fall.
After lengthy talk, however, it was
decided to adopt the name suggested in
the committees report.
The matter of obtaining signatures of
membership was referred to the Execu-
tive Committee.
The various other suggestions in the re-
port were also referred to the Executive
Commlttee-aS reOrganiZed-and the
committee was given power to act.
An adjournment TO the call of the Chair
was then taken.
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BOOKS FOR LITTLE MONEY.

We have quite varied collection Of Paper
covered Novels for summer reading, at L 10
and II cents each In the lists are numbers
Of books by standard authors
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THE FhVORTTES WON.
Our Dick and Nevada the Victors in
Yesterdays Races.
Increased Attendance, Fine Weather
and Fast Track-Four Events on
To-Day's Programme.

Interest in the Capital Turf and Driv-
ing Club races grows as the meeting pro-
crosses, the attendance yesterday being
greater than on any previous day. As on
the previous days, the weather was cool
and delightful, and the track in first-class
condition. There were two events on the
programme, one mixed trotting and pac
ing, and the other a trot. The Judges for
the day were j. w. Wilson, NJ. r. Hig
gins and Daniel Flint. Timers. Owen
Casey, I. Snider, II. Wachhorst and w.
L. Smith.
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PROCEEDiNG OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL,
Thibodaux La. March Sth 1892.

IOh n HALL. I
Thiboiaux La. March Sth 1892.
The town Councsl ui the town OF
Thbolaux this day met. in regular ses-
sion.
Present Mayor Aucoin. and Trustees.
Ban ker, Ragan, Zernott, Frnst. and
TLhodeaux.
Absent trustee. Caillouet.
Tile Minutes of last session of the Council
was reah and adopted us record H.
On The call for committee reports, Mr..
Barker of the Finance Committee
presented the following report which
on motion of Mr. Zernott seconded by Mr..
Thllo taux was received and tho appropriation
therein recommended ordered by tie follow
ing vote.
Yeas = Barker. nagan. Thibodeaux,
Frost. and Irrnutt
Nay:-Soue.
Financc Committees Report
Finance Committees report Tor the months
of January and February 1892.
To the Mayor aud trustees of the Town of
Thibodaux.
Gentlemen.-You Committee on Finance
beg to report that they have examined the
following claims. and tiud same correct.
For January.
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Balance on hand S6gs4 IS
Thibolaux. La, March I4th, 1892.
Respectfully Submitted.
1HJMAS A. BADEAUN
Parish of Laiourche
Mr.. Seey of the Finance Committee re-
ported as iullnWs
PariSi, of Lafonrche. La, March l6, 1892
To the Police Jury oI the Parish OF Latour-
che
Gentlemen
Gentlomen Your committee on claims
beg leave to say that they have examined the
various claims referred to them and report
Iavoraby on the following; to viz
{. A. Engeron j. P.---.-.......S23 81 ]
J. q. Leuzgnan. --........-.......--. u 20
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN
FROM NOV. 2SrII., 1859.
lst. train leaves ThibodauX $50 a. m
arrives " .10:53 Il. m
Train for New Orleans and west
connection leaves ThibodalN 4:top. M
arrives TBS p. M
Mail closes Is minutes before the de-
parture OF the train.
FROM THE SAME-TWO YEARS AFTER
Jan. 2ath. lS90.-lt will he two years this
week, that have had no attack OF Asthma,
ihis Is the best ceatiheate yon can wish.
lonr Asthma Remedy has proved most eff
ueaeions and secured a full cure. in Il case
that happened in my family.
P. BARIos, Loekport La.
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THOMAS A. BADEAUX.
Parish Treasurer
Mr. Seely on the part Of the Committee on
Public Buildings reported verbally that the
eistegn at the jail was in very bad condition
and iaored that the president be authorized
10 have a new cistern constructed Tor use of
the ilii aud that ont of tue old cisteru. ii
found possible "a smaller cistern pa construc-
ted. also for use of the Jail. Carried.
Mr. Seey from the Committee on the Man
agement of Tbibodaux Bridge introduced tho
following resolution, in lein of n report, which
being secandeG by MIR. PARA, was carried
unanimously,
Yeas :-GrIsamore, Seely, Lepine, PARA.
Bourgeois. Barrilleiux, LeriIe, and Thibo-
daux
Name
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EscSOlu fiOm No

Relative to the formation of IA joint perIna-
meut committee to manage and control the
Thihodaux Bridge. the JOINT property of the
Parish and OF the town OF Thibodaux. and
defining the rights, powers and duties OF said
semulltIee
Be it resolved by the Police Jury OF the
Parish OF Latourc lie in regular meeting as
sembied'
LIST. That IA committee of SIX to be compos
ed OF three members OF the police July, Sc
lecyed by the police Jury, and OF three mem
bers of the council OF the town of Thbodaux,
to be selected by the mayor and trustees of
the town OF Thibodaux, to he known and
styled the Thibodanx Bridge Committee, be
and tie same is hereby established for the
purposes following. that is to say. to take and
to have. FOR and in the name OF the police
Jury OF Tssltanrche an OF the mayor and trus-
tees of the town of Thibodaux, possession
custody and control of the Thlbodaux Bridge
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D L TNISAWUhE, FFtsluel
HENRY n. COULON, Clerk
Second Bays Session.

Thibodaux. La, Mar 10Th 1892
Tie Police Jury of the parish of Lafourche
met this day pursuant to adjournment.
Present-President 5. L. Grisamore aaa
Messrs .. Leplne, j. 5. Seely, f. T. PARA,
j. b. Bourgeois and +. Barrileaux, Louis
Ierile, and Alidore '"hibodaux.
Absent-Messfs Fl. Ayo, and +. Christen.
The Synopsis the last meeting was read
and approved as such:
Mr.. Lepine of the Finance Committee re-
ported as follows.
Thiboddux, La, March 10th, 1892
To the Police Jury
Gentlemen =
Your Committee on Finance, have made an
examination of the Books and Vouchers OF
the Treasurer and find that his report on the
General Funds of the Parish from his last re-
port to date is correct. They also report
that they have cancelled and DESTROYED all
vouchers III possession OF the Treasurer up to
present date.
Respectfully Submitted,
OSCAR LEPINE,
+. z. PARRA.
l.. LEkILLE.
Comuitfee On Finance
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DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.

Dist. No. l.-E q. Moryant. j. E. Coulon
and j. B. S. Mire,
Dist. No. 2.-John McCullah, j. G. Braud
and Nc. Bourg.
Dist. No. ..-S. Folse, ). Guedry and Wal
ace Letort.
Dist. No &C. A. ClaL-.et. O. Toups and
p PARA.
Dist. Nc. 81. "A. Troselair. D. Caucienne
Morvant.
Dist. No. 6.-U. Prestenbach. P. Toups and
o Lepine.
Dist. No. &c. S. Mathews. II. Foret and
Ayo.
Dist. No. SIS. Bourg, j. Foret ani j. L.
adeaux.
Dist. No. 9.-Paul Letort, VALERIE Gnedry
nd Est. Savoie
Dirt. No l0.-Lu n Bergeron. Leufrsy
aiIle and O. Thiboaaux.
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Respectfully submitted,
JNO. 5. SEELY.
+. BARILLEAUX.
Which report was received and the resolu
tion appropriating, was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote.
Yeas Grismore. Lepine, Seelv. PARA,
Bourgeois, Barlieaux TLibotlaux, & Grille.
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Treas surer's Report.

For November and Dec. 1891,
Nov. to baauce on hand as per last
report I0g oS
To Receipts Since
Dec. l5 from Corporation tax
of 1891. I89 81
From Market House rs 30
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

DIRECTORS OF THE SCHOOL Be aD.
J.L. Aucon, president: A. f. Knobloch,
superintendent and secretary; Il. Il.
Mcbride f. u Morvant, y. A. War
aold, Auatole j. Brand II ". Naho. I.
Badeaux
DIRtC roRs OF THIRopAUx BRIDGE Co.
d. Moore, president ] !. Aneoin,
reasutcr; P f. Lorio, seeretary3 Ans
ew PT.3e, E. McCullum
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NO 36

! Chargeable to streets and bitches.
Standard Oi! Co. 4 bbls Gas ...S rs 90
y NJ. Walsh freight on bbls 90
II. Ietrean sewer pipes -------. IS 25
ctof Hp"sito Tor month OF Jan,-----. y so
X. It. Mcbride for oil Oil- d ~
Charoeable to Market House.
- etItau; IS
=. N Walsh for month of Jan.. 400
H. X. Mcbride sund 20
Chargeaole to Town Hall
victor Sposlto for month of JAM. 50
Chargeable to Water Works
X 4. Mcbride for Oil etc.- 80
Chargeable to Corporation laborer
victor Sposlto for month of JAM. 90 90
Chargeabe to Fire Department.
Thibodanx Fire Co. No L. for JAM. 10 90
PROTECTOR No :. -------..---.----. 10 90
Home Hook 4 Ladder No. 1.-.- 10 90
IhIbodaux Bucket Brigade. 10 90
Chargeable to salaries Of officers
y L. AEcoin Mayor. Observation-Disclosures 50 90
Il. n. Couon Clerk - Is IS
J. N. Walsh Constable. It's 90
+. Samoan Printer Observation-Disclosures. 25 90
Total for Jan. 1892 sl52 8
We also hereinto hand you Treasurer's re-
port for Nov. and Dec 1891, with accompany
lug vouchers. showing a balance on hand
'th, 1872 Of SS02,Si and School tax 1890 and
1891 Of slO7 "a also Marke- Masters and col
iectors reports. tor Nov. and Dec. 1891 all
SAID reports have been found correct
For February
Chargeable to Market House,
Standard Oil Co., | Dbl Oil SIG
). II. Walsh freight on Dbl Oil. I'LL | 90
J. NJ Walsh for month of Feb 90
Chargeable to streets and bitches
Standard Oil Co, , bbls OIL. 9l5
J. VI. Walsh freight on bbls OIL. 90
Victor Sposto for Feb. II so
Cbargeable to Corporation laborer
Victor sposito tor Feb. 50 90
Victor Spnsito for Feb. $50
Chargeable to Fire Department
Thibedaux No. |, for Feb.. 10 90
Protector No. ,. for Feb - 10 90
Home Hook & Ladder fer Feb- 10 90
lhibodaux b. Brigade for Feb 10 90
Chargeable to Police and criminal
r. A. Frost Observation-Disclosures. % so
Sl56 81
Recording &c. j. b. )-...... : 80
452 IS
Grand Total, S6ll 81
Be lt resolved that the sum of Six Hundred
and Eleven 5yilo0 Dollars S6ll 59l be and is
hereby appropriated to pay the above claims.
G.. j. BARKER,
G. ", THIBODEAUX