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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-07-29
The Stock Law.

E4;!c,. 2H<. Gasctts: Whether the stock
law, passed 10y our Police Jury, is in &C
cort:,,cc with the State laws or not, I am
not fully posted. but l believe it is u good
law. to put in and keep our cattle in pastures
by those who arc fortunate enough. 10 have
that luxury.
Certainly cannot raise cattle in the
lanes. and all vicious animals should be kept
mp. ,
Irt wha, think strange. is that small
town is allowed to pass ordinances to let
their stock roam ut large. on their streets.
and tc farmers in the country VIII" have
also passed agreement among themselves.
to fence in all their stock, and let only his
COW eat grass MS land. fence her in
Il, night. and kept watch over her during the
day. is deprived OF such right, that COW is
taken up by the officers of the law, and a
tee OF dollar cash is charged by the Of
,iccrS for taking up said milk COW On the
f.,rn,rI ; own lane, having done no damage to
lwr,li like to know what right
small town has to- let her stock roam ut large
the streets. tnan we farmers have after
aN:cclUcnt among ourselves. to let them fSSt:
, ihe grass in our lanes. and keep them up
nj .,nt. IT il happens tina, cow becomes
vicious. it is unuci stood among, ourselves,
when such is the case. to keep hey ny. o.:
lanes viii become tl.li OF VEGAS AMI hr!a.S.
,hr bitches will TILL up, and thc poor farmers
who wnrA TIC roa,iS. '.S1i:!iS under paid
I ,,,G!>ccr>, Will nave TO wNrk that much
.,lNsc GA the road. Whereas, hSrci Sturc. our
,
This law bellows is discriminating. stT
in, IL, Sn:lnrS ~ u POOR ui!n. WAC MAY .'s'
nu:iv>t As the n'o.c fortunate ono VINO en-
Joys the i'.:>ArGe CT having pastures Tor
stock.
learn this :.,rrnin:, thai \ great many
i.,"n:c:s are parting W gates. IL sns en-. vi
iu,l. i.iI>>. ,r ~~r., ti,Sir MN.k NOISES ausi
COWS.
We will soon have line country TO tray q
th:nHSa. When \ man. CO ms wife ANA tam
Ill. - :, few ,uIiS> from hp.llc: IN, :
VIII have - S;p., ana open from 10 ~ )
.,..ir>. SuuSli!u:> nose Will get tired
Standing Sti!l- walls Las ..,>:y 49, ,iNWN ~
open tn gate pass iIe "uSs! Though:
VIA tie bugs. ncIo.e i.S Lady CLOSES ias
gaze and get III tho buggy which sometimes
Is full IT small children.
! Ini> will be very ,iisagrceahlc indeed.
rs from c>nSricncc tn EaIS> are lett opouSii,
inEn pad locks are put On, and II happens
sometimes. that after hiiShirS your horse to
the fence. you so to the house to get the
key TO tinG the house closed and no one
there to give You the key.
think the stock law could be amended
SO As to avert SO much. Inconvenience. do
think the Police Jury has passed act
repeating the old fence law: if not. then
fence around his field and premises.
! How a man claim, damages if he has
4 defective or no fence at all?
i When we keep our stock all III pastures.
accidents will happen and the stock for one
cause o. another Will get out. and Of course
II a nan has no fence iacv Will naturally go
in tina; man field. how can a man here
in the State Of Louisiana expect to make ::
croE, il the prairie? SCH>tSlSER.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-07-29

ticket. He lived at Mr.. Auselien
Aoullet, and was buried at Erous-
.ardvillc.s
Mr.. Adrien Theali wishes to in :
form the public that races will take
place on his track near Royvilfe,
Sunday the goth instant. Mr.. p.
r. Roy's sorel colt, .'Gabe," will
run Mr. N. HiGginbotham' bay
FLY, for sum Of $50. Mr.. K. Le-
blanc's colt will also run Mr.. Z.
Langlinas' blue horse. Mr.. Co
mcaux's "Black Prince" for $Ioo.
Distance, seven arPents.
y. G.. Leblanc 'took in"
the Galveston excursion Monday.
He will remain away eight or ten
days. Bon-voyage Joe.
p. b. Roy's cotton gin is
now completed, and is in. perfect
order for this seasons crop.
DIR. r. O. Young, with Misses
Maud and Effie Young returned
from Bayou du Large, where they
had gone to attend Mr.. Blanchet's
wedding.
Mrs. Charles Thompson and
family of Houston, are visiting Roy
vile, as guests of DR.. and Mrs.
| Scranton.
Our good friend, Philogene
Landry, went out fishing to Bayou
Tortue last Sunday. He caught a
large quantity of nice perches and
trouts. We return thanks for the
fine dish sent us.
We do not mean to disappoin'
brother ''Totidem Nerbis," but the
rou,1 Housc we fear is golden
plum too rich for CarenCro.
| CHEROKEE.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-07-29
l,afayS(tS Racket.

Rain in SPOTS Weather reminds us of
summer. Health of the town and vicinity
very good. \ bad season for NJ ID
.... Very scasonahlc to date. and crops very
promising -. There is said to be financial
pressure. and great scarcity of money. We
ranno, say from experience. All seasons arc
alike to us. We never have any cash worth
naming The late stock law. VIC believe
is duly enforced. and we hear OF Erum-
bling among the stock. but some vt pco-
pie rrwol furiru>lv Mrs. Albert della
houSsavc. who has suffered long, with
fever. has begun to recover. Mrs. George
E>swcin. who has been in Houston. Texas.
quite awhile. has returned. and is living in
her home If rice and cotton Il" bring \
poor price. melons. eggs and chickens arc
salahlc Mr.. Emile Mou,rn is improving,
his dwelling house. Ivy making u handsome,
addition To- it. Mayor VIM. tamrhcN Is
al,scn, rus,icatinE. New ohm \. Miller
and his sister. Miss l.ou. arc below !\hhc-
willie taking recreation Mrs. Mary Hill
Hard. of New Iberia. is visiting n, MIR. VIM.
ElcE.,'s Mr.. Geo. ncrruen is selling. GU;
cost. Has failed ,,cchal~. That must
We an unl"rkv stand. if their is anything, in
luck We learn there will I've rrcaEhin..
mex, Sunday At the Mr,H''iis. 'hurSh ~
II orlrrk u. NJ. and 4, : O'Clock i. IVY.
Guild yen men ~ a white n,ac Yesterday
il, hearing ''ENSS. what ~ * nc mint
" hI; y: ;hc Lafayette gen incn E',i AZ,
pintrd ,n p ..rhc mint Sa,nl,, is where
! money is coined .uads Vt money made
there 'WcN sab OATS ris, dc Nn;Wcni
/ Ia like ,n git \lD.
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HumhussSr on Desk.

E-':!.>r Es!f.'Es'< G.'sE!Is-
In ~our last issued appeared an article
signed wv one ''SS-ibU,u,,,. This must be
the same man I me, his way to perform
tho Judas l>oario: act. asked hin, for the
reason ~ his proposed rash act. He an
Swcrsi tina. he had been doing all that he
could since 1855 to please the people. and
had failed to do l advised him TO wait
.ntil after the lc>, meeting. ,aSI, Il he again
failed TO give the people satisfaction then
I would !c; hin, have the male
l also noticed many remarks which
passed in the mind OF the reader. like :he
cloud Of volcanic eruption. and all was soT
gotten next d.sN-
Now. friend So-ihNIuur. Come in the
way next time. s,,<! l will nc ready to an
>wcr. The WAY is this: First. write 10 MI.
NJ. L Gordy in regard to the Eseti,ion. and
have his answer published Then write 10
Alfred \. pelhoua:re. and ask him X the
people OF his road haven't asked him time
and again TO have the road opened an,
sure .ha; spoke to him a>ou, ten times
He secr,o<. 70 be very willing, but he said
;ha, he oould do nothing Then we made
petition and sen; i, to My. Gordy TO act
YOU TO find out. Eu; wha, 1 know is we
have no road vet.
Well. nv friend. lc; me know when YOU
star; to 50 to Jerusalem.
notice that the mule fruit do no, agree
with my friend So-ihaluna, l>u, If he can
only pull cu; Of the 50 section. he
viii be worth one thousand dollars to this
author
Call again, friend Sorit,ulurn-
HUNsNGSsS.
IS no. dead vet
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-07-29
The Road Contrast.

We learn that Mr.. l. \. Satter-
field. the road contractor. has per
trctcl arrangements whereby Mr..
w. 5. Tcrian has taken charge OF
the work. Mr.. Sattertic!i retaining
but a nominal interest in the bust
ness. Several teams have been put to
work nlowing and grading the pub
lie road leading from l..favStts to
Whitt;nEton'S schoollnouSs. and it is
said TO be the intention to pusl for
ward the work in order to comply
with the terms OF the contract with
in the limited time granted by re-
cen; resolution OF the Police Jury.
The time allowed the contractor it
will be rcmcmhe rcd IS until October
I. next. This in effect implies that
MIR. SattcrtiSli has accepted the s>-
tension Of time granted him. with
tie proviso tina, he forfeits $500 10
the parish.