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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1895-06-08

Room of the Police Jury OF the Parish OF
st. Martin. Meeting Of the Board
Of Health, held June Sd 1895.
The Police Jury as Board of Health.
met this day. with Mr.. f. A. Duchanlp.
President, and all the members thereof
present.
The Secretary was dispensed with
reading minutes of last meeting.
The President was authorized t. pro-
cure ut OncseVaccine Matter to be BY
him distributed i'm all the Sections Of
this Parish. through each Police Juror
of the Wards.
As authorized. the President reports
that the House Of the Keystone Refinery
was Investigated by him on the Goth ult
and that the privilege was granted to
discharge into Bayou Teche, the waters
used to cool and eveporate the Vacuum
Pan. the Manager Mr.. Peters binding
himself. after the let Of August next to
pump up and throw into his fields the
washings, molasses, skimmings and
whatever other obnoxious things about
the premises.
The President finds that the Manager
is just as much interested as the public
not to destroy the waters of the Lake
Tasse.
There being NO further business to
transact. upon the motion of Mr.. David
to adjourn was seconded by Mr.. Guilbeau
voted upon and carried.
A true copy from the minutes at Page
4. AUG. MARAIsT,
| See. 3. of H.
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the HESTis what the fcOr-
] buy the most of. That's Why
Hoods Sarsaparilla has the largest
sale OF ALL MEDICINES.
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No 1872 to Z. A. Duchamp, Labor on Terrss
Road. May I'd. $o1,40
lss to p. J. Moity. Work at Jail. April 4th $50
1874 to ]. A. Guerin. Pipes and Elbows 400
1s5 to E. A. Duchamp, attending on Board
of Assessors $500
1855 to Clerk of Court. Work on File Boxes 500
1877 to j. A. Hitter. Furnishing % File
Boxes 6S,W
1888 to Chas. Guerniere. Bridge Lumber to
to April 1861
1s9 to Briant Fournst, Bridge Labor 1900
40 to Chas. Maraist, Bridge Labor 1,O
14l to David Rees, sheriff attending on
Courts 0.O
1A2 to David Rees, sheriff Taking Bonds 800
i4s to Eng. Bertrand, Jai Ter keeping Pri-
soners month of April sa,@
IA to Aug. Narcisse, assistance as INDECENT 6.25
AS to Z. A. Duchamp. P. j. attending May
meeting $50
1l6 to Arthur Liable $40
ll7 to Carl Larson 15,00
l4s to v. NJ. Guilbeau, 400
149 to Albt Martin. 90 $50
$50 to d. David, $50
Isl to Aug. Maraist, Clerk p. J. salary
month of May 2o.ss
lol I'd bdu6 ACCOuutdut osSo
1853 to F. Jacob. Porter 1885
1S to Messenger, official journal 1850
l55 to T. Laperuze. bridge keeper 1888
158 N. Blaise. bridge keeper sSS
ISL to A. H. Guilbeau. bridge keeper f16
1853 to r. Deblanc, Justice Peace 1000
$50 to Alec Wilt, j. p. SO
100 to J. o. Bourdier, j. P. $50
161 to L. Champagne, j. p. ESQ
1852 to A. A. Dupre, j. p. 4.l6
1863 to F. z. Power, Cons. $500
1866 to Louis Liable. Cons. 500
l65 to v Maraist. Cons. 500
1856 to Eraste Champagne. Con. 3.s3
1877 to F. Gallagher, Con. 3.s3
1863 to A. H. Guibrau, Con. $50
100 to Buzan Robertson. assistance as indie
gent, End Quarter 6.25
40 Sam Smith, SIS
III Eug. Wiltz. 5.25
172 Joe Miguel 6.25
l7s Jim Collins SIS
ia Celestine 6,25
us Jules Galentin 6.25
l76 Cylesie Dupuis 6,25
III Joseph Provost 6,25
| 17s Hubert 6.2s
l79 ]. P. Doucet 6.2s
| $50 Celestine Thomas Sc
Total az hbove $7ll,O7
Add. amount Of 1872 Checks previously
issued as reported last meeting 22sl g.
Total amount Of $50 checks issued to
| date S3C22 a,
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DEAL IN /: nil Is tie character
~ istic of Hoods Sarsaparilla. ]
cures even after other preparations fail.
Get Hoods and ONLY HOODS.
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True Bills found by the grand jury
Thirteen. for the following crimes and
offences:
One for Robbery.
One for ENHANCEMENT.
Two for Assault and Battery.
Two for carrying concealed weapon.
Two for Burglary and Larceny.
One for Assault with intent to commit
Rape.
One for Feloniously and wilfully sllOO-
ting at another.
One for Petty Larceny.
One for Rape.
One for Cutting, floating and remOv-
ing trees from the land Of another with
out his consent.
NO TRUE BILLS.
Two for Petty Larceny.
One for Assault with intent to COM
nit rape.
One for AssauIting with a dangerous
weapon.
One for Assault and Battery.
One for travelling and netting etc.
Three for carrying concealed weapon.
The Entertainment of the Pupils of
the Convent School will take place In
College Hall Oh Sunday. June 80. at Z p.
NJ. Doors open at 6 p. m.
Admission % cents Children Is cents.
+ . "a OF sSsa from the grip,
pneumonia, diphtheria, fever and
eniicmics is given by Hoods Sarsapa-
r. I. males PURE BLOOD.
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LOST.

Note Of Zephirin Prot. to order OF Ed.
ward SimoD, dated 9Th Of January 1884,
due LIST of January 1895. for 500.
sod. EDWARD SIMON.
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DR.. Albert P. VOORHEES, of New
Iberia was here on business last
Sunday and Monday.
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Court Items.

True Bills found by the grand jury
Thirteen. for the following crimes and
offences:
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Total amount Of $50 checks issued to
date S3O22. IN
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FOR THE VERY LATEST OF STYLES AWAY

exercise this week and the exercises
attending the closing of the ward
| schools might have imagined them
selves without any violence to the i'm
| agination in Southern California. More
than $1,000 was expended in Butte for
| flowers this week for the graduates
and for the participants in the amateur
| opera.
Butte's better side was predominant
| this week. This city has sometimes
been forced to unpleasant conspicuous
| ness by crimes, calamities and occur
| rences of a notorious nature. The week
| just closing has been one in which
Butte can justly take pride. That the
esthetic and the intellectual are far
from being neglected here was amply
| demonstrated this week and this city
vies with her sister cities of the West
in that which constitutes the better
part OF life.
Butte is proud of the graduates who.
on Friday, stepped from the platform
where the graduating exercises We're
held into the circle of the city's busy
life. Twenty-one bright, sweet, wom-
anly girls and eight manly and intel
ligent young men are added to the
active part of the city's life. The re-
suits cannot be otherwise than bene-
fetal to the city as a whole.
Besides this the performances OF
amateur opera on the stage OF Ma
CURES opera house have been of so
successful a character that not only
the particular friends of the perform
ers. but the entire city are grateful
and proud. Talent of rare character
in the musical line was displayed. and
everyone connected with the perform
ances of Patience" and "Mikado"
must be congratulated.
The Afternoon Whist club met Mon
day with Mrs. Charles Schatzlein. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Il. L. Nc
Bride. and the second by Mrs. Thomp-
son Campbell The club will meet next
Monday afternoon with Mrs. J. r.. Rus
sell.
Mrs. o. X. Lewis delightfully."- enter
tanned at whist Wednesday afternoon.
She was assisted by Miss Nellie Walk
er of Salt Lake. The first prize was
won by Mrs. DIR. Reed. and the second
by Mrs. ID. NJ. Newbro.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs DIR. Ham,
mond gave a reception to her many
friends Her beautiful home. admir-
ably adapted for an affair OF the kind,
was tastefully decorated with flowers
A delicious lunch was served. Several
OF the friends of Mrs. Hammond as
sisted in the entertainment OF the
guests.
On Friday evening Mrs. John Davis
agreeably surprised her husband and
pleased her friends by a most enjoy
able party. given in celebration OF the
twelfth wedding anniversary OF Mr.
and Mrs John Davis. Thirty-two
friends were present. Mrs Fayette
won the first prize for Ia |
dies, at whist. Mrs. ]. II. Monteath the |
second prize o. X. Lewis won the FIRST |
and Frank Shaw the second prize for |
gentlemen Mr.. and Mrs. Russell won |
the BOBBY prizes. tiny drums. inscribed, /
You Can Beat Ne"
Cards are out for a high five to be 1
given by Mrs Frank Shaw on Wednes- |
day afternoon.
Mrs Marcus DAILY and Mrs +. f. /
Sergeant left Thursday for New York 1
city
The Afternoon High Five club met
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IN GREAT FALLS.

Great Falls. May 1s.-The past week
has been very dull In the social circles
OF this city. There have been no large
events and society has evidently been
enjoying rest. However. the next
week promises much and the devotees
are eagerly anticipating the pleasure
In store. There will be the dancing
party Wednesday evening by Messrs.
Franz r. Atkinson. s. Eugene Atkin-
son. Berners b. Kelly and worden p.
wren; the opera house will AFFORD
amusement In the form OF the opera
Patience" by the Butte Amateur
Opera company Thursday. and the
"Deestrick Skule" by the First Metho-
dist church; there are a large number
OF luncheons and minor events being
planned. but invitations have not yet
been issued.
or Miss Hattie Chowen and John
T. Morrow.
The first chapter of the p. L. o. So
ciety. in Montana has just been organ
lied In Great Falls and is known os
Chapter A. This is a secret society,
with several objects. which are secret,
but including enjoyment and improve
ment for its members. IL was founded
in an Iowa town over a quarter of a
century ago, and has grown in men,
bership very rapidly. particularly in
Iowa. Illinois and Nebraska. IL is SEE
cret In character. even the letters. II.
Il. o., indicating a name which Is a
mystery to the uninitiated. Mrs. K. V.
Rubottom and Miss Margaret Bixby
OF Great Falls. were members OF the
society. the former OF the Ottumwa.
Iowa, chapter. and the latter OF the
Iowa City chapter. They secured a
charter and organized a Great Falls
chapter with themselves. Mrs. II. w.
Berry. Mrs. Joseph Hathorn. Mrs w.
b. Mitchell. Miss Dibble. Miss Gilchrist
and Miss Patterson as charter men,
bers. The chapter has received badges
and they are now worn by the mem
bers. They are a gold star. bearing In
white enamel. the letters p. Z. o.
Mrs. Andrew Jensen entertained the
embroidery class at luncheon wednes-
day. The table was decorated in car
nations. there were various amuse-
ments. and a pleasant afternoon was
passed. Those present were Mesdames
McCleliand. Richards. Lindeke. Marsh.
Leaning. Misses Evans. Collins, Ophe-
liza Kingsbury. Thoroughman.
j. ). Alling, Jr., expects his brother.
Asa A. Alling, a prominent attorney of
New York City. TO visit him about
July 1.
Miss Clara Billiard OF Helena. who
visited her grandparents. Judge and |
Mrs Z. 4. Bywaters. in Great Falls |
last year. will graduate In a few days ]
at Christian college. Columbia. No.
Mrs. John T. Athey and daughter |
Lulu have returned from a lO-weeks'
visit in Lawrence, Kan.
Miss f. b. Adams has been visiting |
her sister. Mrs. ~. III. Webster. in Hell |
ena this week
W. T. Pigott entertained a number
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this week Thursday with Mrs Charlie.
Lane.
Mrs. John Forbis will return from
Salt Lake next week
Stanley Pierce returned Tuesday from
| California.
The Primrose Whist club met Thurs
day evening with Mrs. Ed Lynch
/ gentlemen and Mrs. o. X. Lewis the
prize for ladies.
A number OF Butte ladies are plan
ming a trip TO Alaska this summer
/ Mrs. James Forbis will leave June Z
for New York. and on June IL will sail
with Mrs. Thornton and the Misses
Thornton for Europe.
Mrs. J. III. Mills was In town from
Deer Lodge this week TO witness the
operatic performances.
Arthus Vaughan. brother of Mrs e.
j. Groneveld, left this evening for the
Yellowstone TO assume a government
position as surveyor.
Mrs. s. ". Kemper and family are
expected here from Kansas in a few
days.
Mrs. r. G. Smith entertained a num-
Der of young people on Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Wharton will
wedding of Mr.. Wharton's brother
William.
Miss Edith Brownlee of Anaconda is
the guest of Miss Charlotte Russell.
A number OF Anaconda young ladies
have been I'm Butte this week attending
the graduating exercises and the opera.
VIII Bishop will return to Butte in a
few days. and viii assist DIR. Murray in
his office.
The first term Of Miss Rockman. who
has been instructing number of
Rfsffn In In. nh
technique and French. came TO a sue
cessful close this week. The new term
promises to be even better, and there
is talk OF a "dejenuer la fourchette"
I'm the near future. and also OF a The
dansant" Miss Morris in the closing
exercises acquitted herself most cred
itably In gesture and elocution.
The sophomore class of the High
school will give a picnic Tuesday near
the Nine Mile house.
Miss Jessie B. Wolf will leave Mon
day for her home at Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Ella Orr left yesterday to spend
a few days with friends in Helena
Extensive preparations are being
made by the junior class OF the High
school for a reception TO be given the
senior class next Tuesday evening at
the High school
The teachers OF the High school were
given a luncheon by Miss Bella Calkins
Friday afternoon. the party including
j. q. Mckay. Misses Orr, corbets,
Wolfe and Baldwin.
Several OF Butte's school teachers
will leave on their vacation the coming
week Miss Davidson, Miss Strasburg-
er. Miss Holmes and Miss KaDel will
go TO Salt Lake: Miss Brown and Miss
Stanley to Eastern Iowa
A reception was given last evening
nv Miss $unfres AT the Hamflfou m The
graduating class OF the Colorado build
ing. A programme OF music followed
BY refreshments and dancing was car
ried out Those present were: The
Misses Ella Spafords Annie Stuart. Nell
lie Hamlyn. Vena sheldon. VILLA
Jones, Christine Brebner. Estella Nc
Queeney. Ella Jones. Blanche Reed,
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number, George p. Welcome. The
quartet gave the retiring companion q
farewelling supper at the Montana
Monday evening. The three bachelors
are Rod Williams. Doctor Spelman and
joe walsh, but as the story goes an
other of the trio, possibly all. win be
benedicts before snow flies again.
g. B. Winston is in Salt Lake, and
Will visit California before returning to
Anaconda.
President James Reid of Bozemau
! was In Anaconda last Tuesday.
ID. M. Evans is in Salt Lake
Miss Maggie O'Neil is at Warm
Springs for short sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Tennyscn left
last Thursday for Brutus, Mich
DR. Mussigbrod came up from Warm
Springs Thursday evening.
o. c. Voss is home again from trip
East.
Miss Thomson OF Deer Lodge is the
guest OF Mrs. T ID. Fitzgerald.
Miss Redmond and Miss Florence
Redmond were the guests OF Butte
friends during commencement week.
j. III. Harper and wife were Sunday
visitors in Anaconda.
Mrs. f. l.. st. Jean returned from
visit with her parents in Butte last
Wednesday. .lt9
T. c. O'Meara of Butte visited
friends in this city last Sunday.
Tom Fosselmann. one of Butte's pop
ular boys. was in this city on Sunday
last
L. G. Smith is in Chicago. He will
be home again In two weeks.
Mrs. Marcus Daily and Mrs. f. e.
Sergeant left for New York last week.
Mrs. @. w. Reynolds entertained st.
Marks guild last week. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs ]. III. Durston.
w. E Bond is in California, TO be
absent about three weeks.
Mrs. Maddux and children returned
to their home in White Sulphur
Springs this week.
Miss Emma Rueger. who has been
visiting friends here for several weeks,
left yesterday for her home In Butte
Mrs. E. E. Calvin of Pocatella is the
guest of Mrs. l. @. Smith for a few
days.
Mrs. George Leitz. who formerly
lived in Anaconda, recently died in
Boise. Idaho. She was one OF the most
popular ladies OF this city at one time.
She was a kind mother. a loving wife.
and her death Ii deeply deplored by
a large circle of friends. The an
of her death caused the
deepest regret to many people in Ana
conda who knew her well.
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of gentlemen at his residence Friday
evening.
A number of friends OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. ;. Sires called at their Residence
Tuesday evening. pleasantly surprising
them. The guests were made speedily
whist organized and a light luncheon
provided about midnight. A very pleas
ant and jolly evening was spent at the
card tables. +. L. White won the first
prize and A. Sires the BOBBY prize
among the gentlemen. while Mrs. De-
vine captured the ladies' first prize and
Mrs. Farber the BOBBY prize for the la
dies side Those present were Messrs
and Mesdames T.. L. White, H. b.
Dickinson. Il. l.. Cronkhite. A. Sires.
Mesdames j. j. Stiner. ]. +. Enright.
a: Devine. and Farber; Miss Blanche
Mokler and ]. N. White.
A large number OF friends drove out
to Riceville Thursday night TO remind
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice that their
silver wedding had arrived They
were Hospitality entertained and great
~ enjoyed their visit. A handsome
silver service was presented to Mr. and
Mrs. Rice.
The Baptist church gave a musical
reception Friday evening. which was
well attended and very enjoyable Ice
cream and cake were served and the
IchoWinB programme was rendered.
song ...... ......-..--... Eight children
Duet. Banjo and Guitar...
Miss Rose Miller and Mr.. Kullmer
Vocal Solo ...............M Mr.. T.. Wright
vocal Quartet...........
Vocal Solo $3.50. Mrs. b. ID. Hatcher
Recitation-"Ffve Days Old
Baby" ..................M Mrs. Weirrick
Vocal Solo. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. A F. Dickerman. accompa-
MED with the harp by h. ID. Town
send. and the violin by Phil Gibson
Duet. Banjo and Guitar.
Miss Rose Miller and Mr.. Kullmer
Vocal Solo Mrs. Ira Myers
Mrs. George Raban and daughters.
Madeline and F'lossie. have returned
from a visit in California
DIR. and Mrs. r. p. r. Gordon spent
the latter part OF the week on Deep
Creek.
Mrs. A. Hovey OF Helena is visiting
her cousin. Mrs o. +. Schoenfeldt.
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IN LIVINGSTON.

Livingston. May 1S.-Mrs. w. w. Wy
lie OF Bozeman. state president OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
delivered an interesting and instructive
lecture on the work OF the order. with
incidental references TO prohibition. at
the Methodist church in this city Thurs
day evening. The church had been
nicely decorated for the occasion with
flowers and potted plants and was well
filled by an appreciative audience. The
meeting was presided over by Mrs Ash.
president OF the local union. and after
a selection by the choir Mrs Wyiie was
introduced. The lady is a very pleas
ing public speaker and her lecture was
well received.
The Yellowstone club win meet with
Mrs. r. ID. Alton Monday evening.
The Lawn Tennis club Is having It's
court north of the track put IN condi-
ton and votaries OF the game expect
to have some rare sport during the
summer.
A normal school term OF six weeks
Conrlnued an Rar. Ten
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ISHOP BREWER and Rev.

~ ISHOP BREWER and Rev
w c. f. Dobson were ten
LII dered a reception by the
members of st. Marks
congregation and theil
III friends last evening al
A the Montana hotel. The
affair was under the au-
spices of the ladies' of the church. The
social features of the evening were
pleasantly increased by musical num-
bers by Mrs. l.. j. Baker, Miss Brown
ell. Mrs. j. III. Durston and others. Re-
freshments were served by the young
ladies. The attendance was large and
the occasion very pleasant and en-
Joyable evening.
The Bulcseidal was handsomely en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Joseph Peters at her home. The par
lors were beautifully decorated with
flowers and potted plants, and an ele-
CANT luncheon was spread The tallies
were kept by rings on ribbons, the lat
est novelty in that line. The first
prize. a cut glass olive dish, was won
by Mrs: L. G. Smith and the second. a
Royal worcester vase. was won by
Mrs. c. A. futile. Next week Mrs.
James Shields will entertain the club
at her home on Main street.
The wedding OF Mr.. George p. Well
come and Miss Kate Evans was hap-
PLY consummated Tuesday evening at
$50 O'Clock at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Evans, in their suburban home. Rev.
DR.. James Reid, OF the Montana Agri-
cultural college. officiated. A wedding
dinner was served after the ceremony.
The fair bride was decked I'm a pro-
fusion OF orange blossoms and wore a
costume OF cream silk and duchesse
lace. The groom wore the convention
al black. The entire house was deco
rated with cut flowers and potted
bower. An orchestra directed by Pro-
fessor Kennicot rendered the wedding
march from Lohengrin and PLAYED
during the dinner hour The guests
from Anaconda were Mr. and Mrs.
George Linsley. Mr.. and Mrs. L. @.
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans.
Mrs John Nelson and Mr.. w. M.
Thornton Others present Were Mr..
j. b. Welcome OF Butte; Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan Thomas of Stuart and Mrs
Joseph Thomas of Willow Glen. Mr.
and Mrs. Welcome. are ENJOYING a
wedding tour In California. the land Of
orange blossoms. They will be at
home after July 10 in a cottage now in
course Of construction on upper Main
street
Two of Anaconda's estimabIe young
folks were married by Rev. Father De
Siere on Thursday last They are now
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mahoney. and they re- |
side on Fourth street The bride was
Miss Lizzie Wallace.
The Big Four. an aggregation OF |
Anaconda bachelors. was broken this |
week by the marriage Of one OF its /
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Eunice Spencer; Messrs. c. Pixley. Fred
kerth. John Mcleod. Frank Gillet, Guy
Davidson. Joe Robinson, Ernest Des-
jordan. Ben Hanson and George Gray.
Professor Kern OF Anaconda was Wis
iting In Butte to-day.
Mrs. Galen Wood went to Deer Lodge
to-day to visit friends
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IN BUTTE.

Butte. May 1s.-This has been a week
OF flowers IN Butte. Flowerless this
this city has been called. but the name
cannot justly be applied. Those who
were at the High school graduating
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