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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28

a1o q Ten DlaQ sig u
nich zaciera; i'm So s%tarsi,
tenn wiecej poznaja sic ma
tenn ,,szczesciu", jake mas
przez zjednoczenie Niemiec
nawiedzifo.
Nam income przekonie, De
nadejda easy ola Niemcow,
kiedy panowie wofac bedz!e-
Gle: p~arlamencie, przywrot
nam naszych Jezuitow! Me
2ycze Niemcom tal1ich 2zasow,
ale one ich ME NINA i wtedy
bedziecie ich panowie prosili,
by wan pomogli kraj ratowaG.
Ola tego prose- panow w
imie wolnoscl, W imle rownego
prawa ola wszystkich, W 1nlle
I -. .:~' :" +.
honoru niemieckiego prey.
wr6Gcie Jezuitow. Powiedzia}
tn ktos pred kilku laty: lie
Niemcy ME boia sic nikogo
pr6cz Boga. Jezel; 10 9rawda,
to pokazcie pal4v@ie, ze sic
Jezuitow takze ME boicle!
Wesolosc - wo}aia: brawo!
..WEOCHY. - Minister woj.
ny. przedstawll parlamentowi
rapport O obecnym stanie armii
wtosklei, W porownaniu lei
re stanem w r. 1891. Stan
arrnll pokojowy jest ten sam,
maksymalny dis week zy.
Dnia l Lipca 1891 +. arrria
wfoska ma stopie mobil!zacyi
~wynosila 10000 lndz;; dina
| lipca T. b. million. Skutkiem
nowego systemu okies mobiIi-
zacyI skrocit sic 0 szezc dni.
Rozdano iuz SO 900 nowych
karsbinow. Fabryki dostarcza-
ia co miesiac pc 1000 satuk.
Wszystkle dziewiecioc eutyme-
trowe SO nowego kallbru / we
wzorowym stanIe. Artylerya
torteczn4 pomnoz0nn o ESQ
! dzlaf. W'ochom najpredze,
daio sic uczuc co kosztujc
nale&nle do trojprzynierza |
poWiekszenie armil oraa 2bro-
lenia. Dzisial zas2argauo TAX
skarbowosc .wtoska, BE nievla.
doma, czy Wfochy "a przykla-
dem lnnych pahstw nle beds
zmuszone ukladaG sic q vie
rzyclelami 0 unlike proa~nt5w
Tub kaplta}u. Setkl nillonow
wydaWano ia zbrojenm, ME
roblono mic prawie ola pod.
nleslenia acknowledged sto
sunkow kralu, To IL skutk,
okazaiy sic. al nadto w}razm-,
skarb wloskl zabaguiopy, pre-
mysl rolnlctwo W. ..ulpadku,
bieda we Wioszech . ,)i;, wick
SEA, ludz;e umleraja z glodu.
Ale Rad w}ossi ma ma p-zvra1.
mniej nowe armaty, .i ym,en1u
(wcia2 system lkta,r;atrnow.
lie. dzleiaj Rad w1ovk, przei
rial, ID dalcj wydatkow ma
zbrolenie rob'c ME mole to
wldoczna ale zdale s,e. he
przelrzai zapozuo. Me lat, ale
dz'esatek lat bedz'e potrzeba,
by jake tako uregulowac "a
chwiana skarbowosc wloska
podnlesc przemYsl roln,c-
two.
PETERSBURSKI ,,Kroi"
donoszac o nominacy, X. Koz.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28

"aSiouhlCZhe AafOllne CleTplO1.
Frzyszed}szy do stodofy, W kt6rej
sic m}6clso maszynq, chc,aia tez
zboze nak}adat, przyczem zdruzgo-
ta1o jej prawa reke. N~ieboraczka
straclta wszystk,e palce, tax re
skaleczonei rekl do piracy juz uzyG
ME bedzie MONA. Bedac w gospo-
darstwle bardzo zabiegfa pllna,
zasfuguJe W obecnem nleszc2esclu
ma og6lne w~spotczucle.
ga czasu jak prawo swie-
cenja Niedziel sta}o sic obowlezu-
jacem, ~pojawla sic CO N1cdzlele
mnogo kupcdw Galicy1sklch ,ktorzy
krazac po domach robla dohre
lnteresa. Ola tego by1oby obowiaz-
KEN tutej sze] pollcyi, ably sic ia
sprawa rzetelnle zaJe4a / raz ma
zawsze po}ozyta tenn kon1ec. Nasi
kupcowle, majac lyle obowiazkow
wooec pahstwa, zas}uguia ma to,
abysmy strzegli ich lnteresa i ME
pozwollli ma to, re poniosa szkode
przez zast6sowanie sic do naszego
prawa. Jezeli obcl u mas cbca
prowadzlc handel, MECH sic ten
zast6suja sclsle do praw, jake Rad
swolm p%oddanYm prsepisuje.
Bulkowlce. W eai4j oko-
icy pan"ia chor6bsko, znane
doplero cd kilku lat pod nazwa
influenza. Do mekt6rych szk6E
pr@Y bywa iedwo po!owa dzlecl;:
resztt W domu choruje. TAX same
zapadaj4 cz'eci ma s~zkarlatyne i
dylterye. ktore to choroby iuz
wieIe pochtone}y ofar. - Dzlekl
Bo@''' re W naszych blizszych
okol'cach %jeszcze ma}o tak,cb
przypadkow zachodz,.
Prudnik k. W garbarm
Schneidra znajduie sia obecn}e
Dewien Braciszzk re zakonu trapi-
sto" z Afrykl, ably sic wyuczyt
garbarstwa. Pc nowem roku VISTA
pl do lednego siodlarza W nauke,
abY SIG l tenn rzemiosle wykszta4-
cit. Pc odbytei nauce wraca zn6w
do Afrykl, ably tam rzemlos4a tie
zaprowadzlc rozpowszechmG.
X r 8 l.. II u a.Pewlen ziomek,
ktory juz d}uzszy czas weW}oszech
bawl, pisze do swych krewnych::
Dzlekujmy Panu Bogu z ca4ego
serca, re jestesmY Polakami. Me
ieden zazdroscl nam tego z~aszczyt.
nego imlenla tn ma ~obczyznie l
zafule, re nle mai tego ~szczescia
rodzlc sic Polakamr. A jake tam
u was? Patrzac na st6sunxl vase
2 daleka, SERGE mi sic kraje cd
boiu. M:ecierzynski jezyk wyrzu-
GAIA ze szko{ - navel po]sklej
ks'ezkl nie woIno do szko}y prey
nlesc, DO to Drzeszkadza W nauce,
= 2hc'ellby go usunaG nawet z
kosc'o}ow; kiedy tn ma obczyznie
zalmuJe on plerwsze mlejsce i "a
Jego pomoca ucza dop:ero lnnych
]ezyHdw. Ma waszej olczystei ziemi,
ma ktorei Cd k'lku set lat wasl
polscy pradzladowie ..siedziell,
obchodza sic z wami iak Z przy-
byszaml, NE szanuJa was: Ich
,,blldunek"Jest juz tax doskona4ym,
re nawet izyk powiatowy, ktory
2ajmuJe stanowisko dose znaczne.
ME waha} sic kopuac k,lka razy
Polaka (przy wyborach W Opolu).
1n ma o~bczyznie wszyscy szanuia
Polaka; NE tylko duchowni, ale
tez , swieccy okazula wielka mliosc
j pow zanie ku Polakom. P~rzytocze
tn t-lko jeden p:zykfad: Pew1en
blssup pos}a} &c szkofy, ktorei
sic Policy Ia kslezy k~sztaaca,
swego Kapfana, proszac, ably sic ma
Jego ~int-ncE2 modljll. Wyrazit sic
"~tw"rci-, re ma to prxekonanie, "
m~odlacych sic Polak6w Pan BOG
naiprzod wystuaha. Kohczac ten
Inst, zachecam WIS wszystkich.
abyscie wytrwall pr2y 1ezyku
waszym; choclaz was tam pon,zaia,
to j"dnnk SWAT we, re zasiuguie-
Gle ma lnne mlejsce. Starajcie sic
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28

donoszac o nominacyt X. Koz.
iowsklego ma mrmopohte:
wszystklch kosc,o!0w kaco.,c-
k1ch W cesarstw'e r.. .;em
| X. Simona ma jega .pf.@ga
ma, uwaza ten w,aor "a
bardzo trafny / pony S!ng j
nadmlen,a przytem. &e X
koziowski, prey pod. zEym
SWIM wieku ] watlln tame
zdrowia me byiby 1,pvwne
zdecydowai sic ma ars,,g. re
zaszczytnego, ale ni.lnt.:nie
kioPotllwego zwlerl h9s. asa
ogromuej orchldyecez} gI.bY
ME pewnoad, re znajdae po
moenika nauczyciela " tax
swiatiym energicsnYm ka-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28

evil
poradnlk W rozmaitych s}a-
bosciach, podajacy sposoby
iatwego | taniego wyleczenia
najclezszych chordb
BEE DOI4TOasA.
Gdzie juz dol5tor ME moze
pomddz, tam jeszcze ia ksi9-
zeczka WslSazc ratunek.
kslazeczkata"koszt 25ct.,
a MONA il dostaC " ks,e.
garni .DERloONNSKIEGO
W WINoN.A, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28

Opowiadanie Z dziejow polskich.
Cos p . k W oamiu DO.
w%iastkach, Tresd: l.. Papuga.
2. Palma kwiotniowa, powiastka,
8. Smutne skutki niemadrege
fgla, 4, Nieuczynnosd, powisic,
s. Przeozucie, powiastka, s.
Ludwik ! Helena, powiesd, u
Zfot6wka, powiesc, 8. Try przy-
Jaclnfki, powiastka. 80
Ebrod a a r a, odpo.
wiadanie z kycis amerykahsAiego
.........oV ...........lo
Starogrod zka Kapela
czyli poczclwych Opatrznosc ME
opusci przez KS. M. Osamns&iego
& oszykK W iatow. Powiesd
przez KS. Schmldt.... 80
D pow i a d a n i a, A n o z d O "
Humor. Uf6macsone z an
| gielskiego).
Zawiera:
l. Uczta kanibalska.
2. Nazwa ,,Chicago".
3. Naimniejsze dziecko w3wiecie
4. Podarunek n}odego ucznia.
5. Fatalne imie Waltera.
6. Cudowne wynalazki Edisona.
b
0 d y m muzykusie.
0 lichu, kt6re u niego siedzia1c
"a .65.
2 o alta corka Lezdejkt, ulbc
Litwini W XIV wieku, romans
h%istorycznY przez Bernatowicza,
" mocnej oprawie poziacanyn
ytullk1em 10
znmek Duoho W, postepy
f~aiszerzy pieniedzy i Niezwykfy
Sen. czyli norwowa dana paryz-
ka. Opcwiadania lekarEa fJancuz.
klcg1................. ...........5
} ssnaG oraC z 9 o C h O W.
ii a, gAweda przcz Krola Kucza
................. ...............>.lO
aistorya o szlachetnej pick
nej Magelcnie, GORGE krola z Nee.
polu i o Piotrzc Ryeo-
rzu, hrabim, rozno przygody,
utki, pociechy, s~zczebcia, ME-
zczescia PREY odmianach omyl'
nege.. swiata reprezentujaca..ao
2 4 m i enniotwo p 0 l.
S &ywotach naszych zns,
itszych pisarzy ich wize.
Jdzsfa Ghost
q yssa Wiesa wsrod lssors
Gepfa przez Alaksnndra Broni.
kowskiego. Powies3 e,GyiahsSs
z pierwszeI pofowy Ky wieku
Pc M etniki Makryny Me.
czysfaWsklej, ksieni R%asylianek VI
D W Marye, powiesd z da.
wnych 9 czasow polskich PRISE
FIR. Xaw. Acknowledgements
Ia sama W mooney oprawie &c
zfcconym tytuliklem...........75
8 nix l, Dumki i A ~ 9
N 9, mocnei oprs,
wie................. ..........25
u @er> M raga Powiastka his,
torryczna z ziemi kaszubowskieS
przezJozefa Ora inertia IL Rycyns
................ ............... 10
8 artoszG 10 C k CIVIL &
statnie uszlachcenie (Nobilitacya
Ustep z dziej6w 1894 roku.
tzcma ryclnami................lO
6 Q b yusz Powleb6
plerwszych wicklow ~chrzescia,
silva. Przez tiEmaczao Gnowefy
Kos2yk kwiatow................3O
d lstorya rycerSu ziotoskrzy
dSyn, % ~porowancj dz:ew,cy
Gr"g;m k%lejnotesn l zlotym zav
ku.Opowiodziat I.DunleIski..lo
laj>lqty dw6r powie5c przezWa
lo'esohoz!hskiego ,rnocno nprav>
ma q zioconym tytulikiemsl.75
. d | o,powiesc z dziejow polss,
przez Fir. hr. Skarbka w mocno
oprnw!o, re zloconym tytuIikieru
u y n h hansen Nowy, Mn -
dfugim nosem czyli o-i~auz,e
podro2e / igle...................IU
Z W iatPreryi miedzy Indyl-
czykami ,powies6 zrchodnio-pos.
uoceei Ameryki Oh. A. Murray.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28

Prudnik k. garbarm
schneidra znajduie sia obecn}e
9ewien Braciszzk re zakonu trapi-
sto" z Afrykl, ably sic wyuczyt
garbarstwa. Pc nowem roku VISTA
pl do lednego siodlarza W nauke.
abY SIG W TEN rzemiosle ~wykszta1-
Gle. Pc odbytei nauce wraca zn6w
do Afrykl, ably tam rzemlos4a te
zaprowadzlc i rozpowszechmc.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
Ksiazki s%zkolne tred
Ct n~aukowel-


gATEH1zu pzv,,sr,
ICKI tr,,rN
W c,on,
gATEH!yu ,%ro;:. IL
71rv, 49, @oho-AATC~
1r.y "S%>} mocneJ 6.
!IIn SrAprcO wC,rHo,
rr@IsmEi y" HoWEGG
A' g. H2"cnej O.
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So" "slsEaa y
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'A wEe' pos
u.I ''Sf' "''y "a
H." 'r"he'~Hea
0na
ma nrve, a''s'
90 oAes@ ''''roclnsk's'
],tnra,ur. 9s,nS po'sk'"go
polnkicb am. oia szko'
6 e rnentar>ssM afv ry,n
PIerw.za Nauka Csytania, Pisa.
hia Eachowania, przes W. Nv
n'owicza.
w mocnej oprawie.
n!SIORYA STANOW ZJEDNQ
ClON YCH.s .............75
y OF u enowefy, powiead
moEslnn bardzo, wzruszajaca %
star03Ytnych cZagow IN
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
jak X. Slmon.
ABONOWAC
SZLASKs

CHI $ e k. Zesztego ty.
godnla spotkalo wlelale n~leszczescle
zagrodnlczke K%aroline Cierpio}.
Przyszed}szy do stodofy, W kt5rej
sic m}6cl}o maszyna, chc,afa tez
zboze ~nak}adat, przyczem zdruzgo-
tafo jej prawa reke. Nieboraczka
straclta wszystkle palce, tax re
s%kaleczonei rekl do piracy juz uzyG
ME bedzie MONA. Bedac W gospo-
darstwle bardzo zabieg}a / pima,
zasfuguJe W obecnem n~leszc2esc,u
ma og6lne wspotczucle.
The weekly messenger., 1893-11-11
our sick and destitute Pensioners TO

our sick and destitute Pensioners TO
have them wait at the Iberia depot Of
the S. P. R. r. Co? If not! Please In
struct me. as it is, difficult to transmit
them. without delay. most injuriOus!!!
To our Charity Hospital. in New Or
leans. Most Respectfully;
II. de MANY. A. Nj. NJ. D.
n. B. Would like the above impartial
ly considered, from a Hygienic, and,
medical and surgical point of view."
The monthly statement with the Par
ish Treasurer. by reason Of the lateness
of the day. was postponed until next
meeting.
Accounts were then examined and the
Clerk was directed to issue checks for
such that were found correct.
There being no further business to
transact. upon the motion Of Mr.. Liable,
which was seconded by Mr.. Martin, this
meeting was adjourned.
A true copy from the minutes, Pages
III and 173. AUG. MARAIsT.
Clerk P.J.
The weekly messenger., 1893-11-11

A San Antonio dispatch dated
the 4 inst, says: The Southern
Pacific officials have received word
to-day that there are 5000 more
unemployed workingmen on their
way east from California via that
line. They are in squads of
from 100 to 500 men, and have
possession of the freight trains
upon which they are riding. An
other batch of them will reach
San Antonio about Tuesday. One
hundred idle men, seventy-five of
whom reached here from Califor-
MA yesterday, captured an east
bound Southern Pacific freight
tram here in the yards this after
noon, and left the city.
The weekly messenger., 1893-11-11
District Court.

At the October term Of our District
Court, the following judgments were
rendered:
Suit for a divorce. Judgment fol
plaintiff.
No 9l98 Jules Jeanmard vs. Jeffrey
Broussard. Chambers, Roy Co., 3rd Op.
ponents. Judgment for plaintiff.
No S244 Eugene A. Duchamp, presi-
dent Of the police Jury vs. A. H. Guilbeau
Injunction suit. appealed from the Isl
Justice Court. Affirmed judgment for
defendant appellee.
No 1888 Estate Of Alexandra r. Gui-
dry. Tableau homOlogated.
2Si4 Estate of Alexis Alexandra. Ia.
bleau homOlOgated.
9256 Philip Dwyer vs Numa Cormier
Injunction suit. appealed from the Isl
Justice Court. Reversed judgment fol
plaintiff appellant.
No 925l Eugenie Doiron vs. Derbigny
RochOn. Suit for divorce. Judgment
for piaatiE.
No 9258 George LOvas vs. Numa Babin
Taylor Daspit. third opponent. Appeal
ed, on 3rd opposition. from the 1st Jus.
tice Court. Judgment amended.
No 1858 f. Anthenor Domengeaux VS.
Joseph Jean Louis Jr.. suit on a promis-
sorry note. Judgment for plaintiff.
No 1924 Lazar Simon vs. Gabriel Gar
DENIAL. Suit on an account judgment
for plaintiff.
No 2SfS Estate of Aminthe Berard,
widow c, NJ. Olivier. Judgment order
ing a partition of the Estate.
No 2826 Estate of Mary C, Conrad.
Judgment homOlOgating tableau in as
far as not opposed.
In the matter If Jules Jeanmard ys
Jeffrey BrOussard & Co., No 9l9s, an ap-
peal was taken returnable to the Bird
Circuit Court of appeal.
Id the matter of Anastasie Durapd.
wife OF AdOlphe Lasseigne vs. Joseph
Lasseigne, No $3.50. Suit to annul a
testament. the case was submitted and
taken under advisement.
The weekly messenger., 1893-11-11

We have on several occasion
spoken OF the necessity of board
OF trade in this town. Several of
our business people understand
ats Importance, but they seem too
slow to move to organize it.
Whenever there is any thing to
be done that concerns the public
every one ask, why don't we do
this or that. And nothing is done
because no one wishes to take up-
on himself the authority of a lead
er and speak or work in the name
OF a community. five had board
of trade the President would have
the authority to call the board and
discuss all public matters that
concern the interests of this town.
such rs for instance the changing
of the time table on this branch.
We really believe if we had a
board of trade who would present
their complaint to the railroad
company that they would not hes.
Itate to remedy the evil
The weekly messenger., 1893-11-11
Notice.

The public is hereby notified and war
ned against trespassing or hunting
within the enclosures OF our lands under
the full penalty of the law. All those
who shall disregard notice and trespass
on our lands will be dealt with accord
ing to law. Joseph Isidore.
Gustave Isidore,
Thadeus Ashford.
The weekly messenger., 1893-11-11

$4s4,25 $4S4,25
Special Tax, DR.. C.
Balance in Treasury Oct. I,
SO. $s1 ~
Amount Of Special taxes of
the year SO. collected from
Oct. I, to Nov. l, 90. 100
Disbursements.
Oct. Q, %. Paid Roland Bien-
'enu his salary as lamp
lighter for month ending
Oct. I6 SO, per his account
on file No S45. 15yOO
Oct. 81, 90. Paid Commission
to Collector and Treasur-
er at per ceuts on $1,OO
amount collected by him
from Oct. 1, to Nov. I, 90. O5
Balance in Treasury Nov. l.,
50. 675s
The weekly messenger., 1893-11-11

4O6 checks issued to date, amount
ing in total to $7799,26
The Secretary of the Town Council Of
st. Martinyille now calls on this Body
and tenders copy Of Resolution pass
ed by said Body at Its Regular Meeting
Of the 9Th Of September last by which a
reduction Of IA mills Is asked on the
Criminal Tax levied In the Corporations.
The police jury taking into considera-
tion this demand as also the deficiency
to be expected on the Roll as customary
from DelinQuents ETC., thinks proper
to allow a reduction of but one mill on
the said Criminal Tax, and upon the
motions Of Mr., Martin which was secon-
ded by MIR. David, put to vote and was
unanimously carried. 1t was resolved
that the Assessor be, and be is hereby
ordered to make, at the expense Of the
Parish. new Rolls, for the Corporations
Of st. Martinville and Breaux Bridge. in
conformity with the said reduction Of
one mill hereby allowed on said Crimi.
nal Tax.
Action on the organization of a Par.
ish Board OF Health. was postponed un-
til later Meeting.
The Plats Of survey drawn In Dunli.
cate by Mr.. v. P. Gilfoux Parish Surys.
yor. establishing the boundary lines be-
tween this and Iberia Parishes, and dc.
posted In the Recorders Office are ac.
cepted. conditionally to their being also
accepted by the Parish of Iberia.
The Sheriff was authorized TO procure
at the expense of the Parish four small
cistens for the Jail; also, required clay
furnaces and coal for the comfort
of Prisoners in Jail. The Sheriff was
furthermore authorized TO take stens
and measures as to sending ons.Jack
LINDSEY actually confined in the Parish
JAIL to the Charity Hospital in New Or
leans, said Lindsey b,ing in destitute
and sick condition.
The following Communication VINO
received from DIR. II. dc Mahy and read
ihe Police Jury approves of the sense of
said Communication and orders il
spread on the minutes.
Isl. MartinyiIle, La. Nov. 9th Isa3
ofiicerS and Members of the Police
Jury.
Gentlemen: ,
is IL necessity in crGer TO TRANSPORT i
The weekly messenger., 1893-11-11

Sold on a Positive Guarantee.
0R. MILES 'PllLS,5OD Dosrs 26 cy1
The weekly messenger., 1893-11-11
Police Jury.
Regular meeting of the Police Jury OF
the Parish OF st. Martin held
November 9th A. D. 1893.

At 10 O'Clock a. H., this day, the meet
ing was called TO order. The roll was
called. All the Members present
The minutes Of last Meeting were
then read and approved.
Mr.. Gutekunst's excuse, for having fail
ed to attend last meeting was accepted.
The accountant reports that he has
issued. since last meeting, 30 check on
the Parish Treasurer. against the vari.
ous appropriations of the Schedule OF
1893, said check amounting to Two hun
dred and fifty (255.9) dollars, as per this,
his mouthly statement:
) checks for police Jurors $2O,I
The weekly messenger., 1893-11-11
A Town Of Treasures.

Mysterior g Exc ,avaiions and EN-
PITY Pots Lead to Strange Sto-
rie,.
The Springfield, La, Bee says:
Notwithstanding the temperature
has been low, and that we have
had several white frosts in the in
terval, the inhabitants of this
town have, since the morning of
the Oath of October, been burn
ing, fairly burning up with ex-
citement and curiosity. On the
morning of the date above given
the people awoke to learn that
during the night a treasure had
been found, but by whom it is
not known. 1t is no fake, but a
genuine true story, treasure was
found. whether it was a large or a
small one no one will probably
ever know, as it is not believed
that any one who lives around or
about here was the lucky finder.
The treasure was found on the
property of our fellow-townsman,
Hon. j. S. Settoon, now occupied
by Mr.. Henry Smith. However
it was that got the treasure left
the pot in which it was by the
side of the hole from which it was
dug. The hole is three feet three
inches deep, and the pot fits ex-
actly in the impression at the bot
tom of the hole. The pot is now
in the possession of Judge A. w.
Kinchen; it is a one-gallon pot,
and on the inside are clear i'm
pressions of coin of some kind.
whoever 1T was got this trea-
sure came especially for it, and
got what he came after, and he
knew just where it was, for be-
yond a few holes punched in the
ground by rod the earth was no
where else broken.
This makes the sixth treasure
that has been found in this town,
but all the rest, save one, like this
have been found and taken away
by whom nobody knows. The
treasures have been found in the
following years: First, in 1885;
second, in 1898; third, in 1871;
fourth, in 1S42; fifth, in 1S4S, and
the sixth and last on the night of
the 23rd of October 1893.
The treasure that was found i'm
1888 was found by Mr.. Parsons |
who, at that time lived in this
town, and it was generally sup
posed at that time to have been
considerable of fund.
With the exception of the find
In 1888 it is not known who got
the rest. But in each previous
find, as in the last, indisputable
evidence was left behind to leave
no doubt as to what was gotten.
We repeat there is no fake nor a
sensational story about these trea-
sures being found here, but is a
trna and ohco1nfa fo.k
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Town Council.
Special meeting of the Town Council
held this 9Th day of November 1893.

Pursuant to call of the Mayor. the
Council met this day at the. Court House
in Special session.
His Honor A. V. Fleming Mayor presi-
ding. and all members prensent.
On motion duly seconded the reading
of the minutes of the last meeting was
dispensed with.
On motion of Mr.. Albert Bienuvenu
duly seconded, a committee Of two mem.
bers of the Board. was appointed to ex-
amined the market house and find out
whether or not there is room therein to
keep and shelter the Road Machine. and
extend the engine room. The Mayor
appointed on said Committee Messrs.
Bienvenu and Knight. with orders to re-
port at the next regular meeting Of the
Council.
On motion of Mr.. Knight duly seeon-
ded, permission was given to Mr.. ]. j.
Burdin to put lumber and keep a lum-
Der yard on the vacant lot on the Bayou
between the Bridge and the Market
House.
The Collector and Treasurer submit
ted to the Council his monthly report.
as follows, to wit:
Statement from October lst to NOvem-
Der LIST 1923.
Corporation Tax proper. DR.. Cr.
Balance in Treasury Oct. l, 73. $458,8O
Amount Of taxes of the year
1893, collected from Oct.
1, to Nov. |, 90. 10
Amount Of Licenses of the
year 1893. collected from
Oct. l, to Nov. l. 1893. 1000
Amount of fines collected
from Oct. l, to Nov. 1, 90. $50
Amount OF Market Re,en-
ues collected from Oct. /,
to Nov. 1, 93. 6,25
Disbursements.
Oct. 10, 80. Paid Henry Bes-
lin one month salary as
Police officer according to
his contract for month
ending Oct. 10, per his ac. /.
count on file No S4l. $125,OO
Oct. 26. 80. Paid Salary Of
Secretary for one month.
from Sept. 26, to Oc. 81, % S,33
Oct. 81, 90. Paid Commission
to Collector and Treasurer
at 5 per cent on S24,45
amount collected by him
from Oct. 1, to Nov. 1, 90. 1,22
Balance in Treasury Nov.
l,93. 1850
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO PARENTS

NOTICE TO PARENTS,
Inc undersigned gives Private Les
sons. In Latin. Greek. English, Algebra
Geometry. Book Keeping and other
Branches. Night School for those who
cannot attend during the day.
For Terms Address,
FRANCIS KIERNAN.
Teacher. st. MartinvilIe. La.
Oct lG-2-m.
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