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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-10-30

Some thoughtless people are blam-
ing the Governor of the State for not
putting a stop to all this quarantin-
ing Or at least make it conform to
the notions of some Tom, Dick or
Harry of what is rational. They
ought to reflect for Il moment that
we live in a republic governed by
laws, and that the governor, is like
the humblest citizen, subject to
those laws; and where there is no
law to authorize his action in matters
of internal police regulations, he is
powerless to act.
In the matter Of quarantine regu-
lations in the country parishes, the
governor is as ~powerless to act, as
would be the kehdive of Egypt,
should that potentate attempt to in
terfere over here.
The law makes the police juries
boards of health, and invests them
with certain discretionary powers,
and these act independently of the
governor and are, when acting within
there sphere, above the governor
quO0d their particular functions.
Nay, more, even if they transcend
their authority, the governor cannot
remove them, for they are elected
by the people.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-10-30
THE PICAYUNE Is MIAIN.
"

Last Wednesdays Picayune con-
tanned an editorial entitled the The
Sugar Detention Camp in the course
Of which it says:
"Sncl being the case, the news that
the parishes of Lafourche, Ascension,
Assumption and Terrebonue absolute
~ refuse to permit labotefs who have
passed the requisite time ut Camp
Hutton to enter thei il jurisdiction viii
be received with profound astonisll-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-10-30

Subscribers who fail to receive their paper
on time should notify US without delay.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-10-30

A dispatch dated last Monday, from
Donaldsonville, announced the adj
Journment OF court there, on account
of sickness IN Judge Guion's family
1t seems that there is a member of the
judges family i'll in North Carolina;
his many friends here hope il il Dot
serious.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-10-30
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-10-30
SATURDAY, OCT. Born, 1897.

We are sorry hat the Lafourche
quarantine don't please every body,
but, then. it was not intended for
that purpose. If we mistake not,
the quarantine is intended to keep
the yellow fever out of this parish,
and if it accomplishes that end, our
people will be satisfied.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-10-30

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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-03-23
now TO TIE POINT I

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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-03-23

scaled PROPOSALS will be received by the
LA I'd Of County Commissioners Of Custer
county at their regular meeting In April 1897,
ON the following propositions
,st-For the widening on the high grade below
Bayhorse creek, for distance of ESQ feet above
,ha crtbblng whiohis Immediately below ths
tunnel on said road making the road IL feet
wide; digging drain ditch between road and
hor,s and making culverts to carry on water.
slipping the bank W an angle of Is degrees.
Or,
end.-To build road over the present road.
commencing said road at the dam across she
creek near the old Woods ranch; running
thence above the high grade beyond the
springs and re entering the present road at the
frst square turn in said road south OF the
tunnel on the present road. Said new road to
he II feet in the solid. All banks to be Ut n
slope of at least inches to each foot In raise.
Bidders are requested to consult with Com
missioners MCGOWAN or Treloar for specific
requirements In said work
An bids must be sealed and marked !: Pro
posals for work on Bsyhorse grade" Filed
with the Auditor on or before April IL, 1897.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids.
BY order Of the Board OF County Commission
ers GEO. e. KEYES. Clerk
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-03-23
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-03-23

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Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
W EST CURN W ALI.

Several cases of malaria are reported at present.
 Farmers are getting their spring work along. Several have oats sown already.
 A Mr Davidson, of Honsatonic, Is to take the place of M, Powell at the de- pol. We wish hlm success He Is to occupy the new | ouse built by Smith & Sons this winter.
 Mrs D. Pratt Is visiting friends in Deep River.
 Mir Powell expects to move this week. Dr Pratt moves in the cottage on the rocks vacated by MT Powell. He still retains his office in the basement of D. L. Smiths house.
 w. H. Davidson is on the sick list this week
 P O'Donnell Is head man at the hotel during Mir Davidson's sickness.
 Dwight ERgleston, contractor of Sharon, who has contract for building the house for Thos. Rayner. has begun digging cellar.
 Harry Ellis has begun housekeeping in the house vacated by Fred Calkins. Mr Calkins moving in the house vacated by NJ E. Potter, who has moved to Orange Go, N. Y. Sorry to have so old resident leave town.
 Wm. Oliver has moved to O. NJ Halls farm on Prospect Hill for tue summer He can tell us in the fall which pay 8 best. blacksmithing UT farming.
 Mir and Mrs Frank Wood are at Old Point Comfort, Va, for one months va cation
 Mrs Beck, we hear, is in a critical condition at this writing.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
kENT.

0, s Smith aud Chas Garvey return ed from their southern trip Saturday last
 Miss l. Belle Hamlin is spending some time with Mrs R Frisbir.
 Mrs Luther Eaton, Mrs E. NJ How land. Mrs E Brenns, also Mrs Il Mudie have been quite ill but all are improv- ing slowly.
 R.v J. Fl. George. of Salisbury, preached at St Andrews church Fri day evening. April g Service at St Andrews Wednesday evening also Fri day morning this week.
 Fast day service will be held at Cong'l church Friday morning.
 The class for Bible study met with the Misses Stuart on Monday evening
 Rev Evan Evans. of New Preston, preached at Congl church Sunday last in exchange with Rev H Mudie
 l.. D Manchester, who leased the tin store and contents of J. F. Gibbs, hay ing failed to pay up, either Mir Gibbs or numerous other creditors, has given up business and left town. Mir Gibbs after having experienced considerable trouble and fuan cial loss, is now in possession of the business and will con- time as formerly.
 A company of blind musicians will give concert at Gibbs Hill on the evening of April 22.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
CORNw WALL BRIDGE.

Hon. " O Beers closed his tobacco warehouse here on Saturday last Re has packed 500 cases of Havanna ard men through the winter Mir B. ers Is a thorough business man and by his of forts these men have earned qnite nice sum of money and nearly all of them reside in or near the village. He is soon to start for Vermont to purchase young cattle Who says Cornwall has no business men?
 Mrs Lewis Moore. of Troy, N. Y, is visiting her daughters here.
 Ralph $ Beers returned last week to the Poly technic School at Worcester.
 Mrs Edward D Bierce. who has been visiting her mother at Unionville. re turned home last week.
 Frank Ward has moved on the Wa terbury farm and is at work for Consta- ble Wise at the creamery. Lester An drews, who has been at work there the past year. resigned April 1st.
 Fred Smith Is visiting friends in Bridgeport and Esst Bridgeport
 Farmers are blowing and sowing oats Garden making goes slow.
 Mrs Helen J Page closed her school Friday last for 8 two weeks vacation
 A number of townspeople are on the sick list
 : The R. R Go. have put on extra help and will put in large quantity of new ties in this section.
 Rev NJ M Curtiss is attending the M E conference at Brooklyn, N Y His wife Is visiting friends in Merwins- ville
 Miss Mamie Slade led the Christian End-avor meeting at the NJ E. church Sunday evening.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
FALLS VILLAGE.

John and Frank Bartle were home at Orc Hill over Sunday.
 Lyman Munson has been confined to the house for several days with a severe cold.
 Rev J ". Bohlman is at Conference. There were no services at the Methodist church Sunday
 Joshua Colby has bought the William Barney place and moved on last week, from Lime Rock.
 Clarence Brinton was home from Winsted over Sunday.
 Foster Bepjamin moved into the Brewster house April 1st and is working the Cady farm.
 Mrs J J. Hornbeck. of Kingston. N. r., is visiting her two sons here.
 Mrs G. w. Hall returned from her Southern trip Friday night, having had 8 delightful trip and the pleasure of taking the "Chief Magistrate" of the nation by the hand.
 Miss Carrie Owen returned home Monday from a three weeks visit with relatives in Hudson.
 Charles Andrus with his bride return ed to Stamford Monday which will be their home
 Miss Lila Ward. of New York, is a guest at Edward Wards.
 The last meeting of the Whist Club for the season was held Tuesday even- ing at W. R. Hubbell's.
 Ed Lynch. the plum bel, is in Bridge port for the week and his brother takes his place this week.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
SHARON.

William Knight, of New York city. was home for few days the frat of this week
 Prof. W O. Bnstwick, of Philadelphia, was home last week for short visit
 Miss Blanche W. Bartram spent part of last week in New York city.
 Work on the Kirby House IS being pushed as rapidly ss possible, so it can be opened by June first for boarders.
 The Sharon 1un. also the billiard room and stables, are being lighted by electricity.
 Thus far no large catches of trout have been reported and for no other reason than the brooks are badly in need of being restocked. The dry westher of two years ago dried the brooks and spoiled the already poor fishing.
 Mrs Charles Brazee was buried last week
 Lyman Reed. who drives the West Cornwall stage, IS quite sick.
 The sick list is not so large as 1t has been and we are glad to be able to say the few now sick are gaiuing.
 For this time of the year the roads are in very good condition, but there is yet plenty of room for improvements. such ss picking the small land lsrge) stones out of them and seraping our streets level. Of course. under the present form of road working, we have gwen up all hope of ever having good roads. There Is about as much pleasure derived from riding either in a wagon or no a wheel on our streets as one would expect to get while riding across a newly plowed lot.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
HUN rsvILLE and SOUTH CANAAN

Selectman Walter Kellogg and hi- assistants have been out cutting the highways with the road machine for a number of days.
 Mrs Mary Fields has moved to Falls Village, renting rooms in the Miner house.
 Mrs Levi Ganser gave her scholars a treat on the last day of the school term in the shape of warm maple sugar, which was highly enjoyed by all pres, ent
 Nelson Gillett, of Ansonia. has moved to his fathers farm and will work 1t this year.
 Frank See'ey, of Hartsville, Mass '. spent couple of days at John l.. De Forests last week.
 Selettmen Chss. E. Hanchett and George Capron superintended the plac- ing in the trout books of the town several tbousand trout from the hatch- cry at Sheffield. Mass. They were fur nished by the state.
 George Hsnchett has returned from his trip to California He wa5 very much p eased with the country. He reports everything in full bloom there
 All the able bodied men were out last Saturday to help put out the fire on the east mountain caused by burning some brush at the foot of the mountain. IL run over considerable ground before it could be headed off
 John l. DeForrest is fast reducing the log pile at Nelson J. Deans saw mill and is turning out fine quantity of lumber.
 Joseph L. Flakes. of N orfolk, is here and is helping in the care of his mother. Mrs Phoebe flakes, who has been sick for couple of weeks. She is still very feeble.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
CI.AYTON.

Mrs Fred Rood. of Hartford. is quits low with consumption and George Rood and his mother have been out to see her and now Georges wife has gone.
 Hard cnlds prevail about here and doctors are daily visitors of late.
 Mrs Luther Lindsey is much better, but Dr Camp says she must give np work. Mrs Bsrden, of Philmont, N. Y., is with her now.
 Edward Cooks hand has been lanced twice and now seems to be doing we'll, although it has been reported that he was dead and Mir Dunham and wife, of Ashley Falls. came over to see when the funeral was and found him sitting in bis chair reading his paper.
 The three Stewart girls who have been boarding at Mir Cooks are now boarding at MT Bottum's in East Ca Dasn.
 Miss Lucia Lee has returned to the Sodom school and boards at Mir Good wins
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
CHAPhN E.

Elizabeth Joyce will return soon from Redwood, N. Y having spent the win ter there.
 Our new Sunday school officers are A. H Shepard, supt Johnny Thomp- son, asst supt Louie Ashmsn, sec'y. and treas l; Willie McElroy, librarian.
 A glimpse within the school room in- dicatss that there is a teacher who has N commanding iuh uence and knowledge of the individual scholars within her charge. Sbe possesses cheerfulness. firm ness. patience and promptuess of de- cision, which command tue respect and secure the confidence of her pupils She has allured their minds to punctual- ity, neatness, order and sobriety as they cluster in her affection for the hidd,n treasures in a we'll stored up mind She has them in her ideal grasp, indicating that she is not there to beat and hate, but to love and teach, which Is a pre- dominant factor in her ambition. These, however, are the qualifications of Miss May Phillips, of Red Hook, N Y, who commenced her fourth term last Mon- day.
 Fred Moore, the butter maker, left last Thursday for New Boston, Mass. |, returning later with one of their fairest young ladies, Miss Bertha Simops. stop ping however. at the Rev A. W Fields parsonage in New Marlboro and getting a permit to leave the state as man and wife They will commence keeping house near the chapel
 The creamery under the Scoville man. agement has started off in fine shape with an outlook that it will have all the cream its capacity can carry with ready sales for it's product.
 Julius Goodman. while riding his wheel past Mike Condon's one dark night a week ago, ran into Geo. Garlin' s horse aud wagon, badly bruising his face and wrecking his wheel.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
HADSELL STREET.

Mrs Chas. Couch's finger that was bitten by SOW Is in the work agaln The rest part of the hsnd has been at work all through.
 Moved this spring? Yesl Bill Hor- ton and family in the Pat Doyle house Charlie Johnson lcolored) don't know where; Charlie S,anard on the hill where Mrs J me Harris lived last year and she to the Konkspot creamery house; Will Mansir back from the Wadsworth place to Charlie Rhoades' house
 A little premature. The suddt D death of Elward Cook. of Clayton (who has been sorely sfflicted with a poisoned hand for several dsys) was reported in this place by John Csqpey last Satur- day morning From there the report spread. ss any such news will But at this writing (M 'ndsy), Ei. is quite we'll compared with what hs has been and he is very glad somebody was not to the trouble and expense of publishing his obituary.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
NORFOLK.

Shepard Knapp, student at Yale Divinity school, preached Sunday at the Chapel. A large mum Der of beauti- ful palms adorned the room.
 Mrs w. Fl. Wslcott, of New York Mills, is a gueet at Mrs W W Weltch's
 Mrs Emily Msbon, of New York, Is visiting at Mr Frederick Porter's.
 F. M. Jenks, of Springfield, Mass, was a guest of his sister, Mrs H. B. Knapp, over Sunday.
 Mrs T. Fl. Beardslsy and daughters Aura and Alice are at their cottage here in Boston They have rented their cot tage for the season to parties from New Jersey.
 Many of the houses in town have been rented for tho season and the prospects are that we will have 8 large nun Der of city guests.
 Miss Irene Swift, of Detroit. Mich, is visiting her aunt, Miss Bella El- dridge.
 Miss Aura Beardsley gave a party in honor of her guest, Miss Bessie Dicker- son, of Hartford, on Saturday evening to about twenty of her friends. Whist and dancing were enjoyed. Refresh ments of ice cream and cake were served.
 The scholars at Mir Dickerson's s private school are having weeks vaca- tion.
 Robert VanDeusen, of Great Barring ton, Mass was 8 guest at Mrs T. H. Beardsley's over Sunday.
 Frank Kenyon has returned from Florida, where he has spent the winter.
 Miss Anna Meyer has returned to Bradford academy.
 Miss Marcella Morgan was in New York the past week.
 Mrs Frank DeMars, of Hartford, is visiting her brother, M T Moore. The teachers of the center school have returned from their respective homes and commenced their duties on Mon- day.
 The Temple Quartette assisted by Miss Ridgeway as elocutionist, was much appreciated by all who attended A good house notwithstanding the bad weather.
 William Thompson has returned from Torrington. where he has worked the past year, and is to assist G. W. Sco- vile the coming summer. Mrs E. Fl. Lewis and son Gordon. who have been spending the past year at her mothers, Mrs Bellows, have re- turned to their home in Chicago Many improvements are being made in the interior of the Battell mansion, under the supervision of Contractor James T. Levi and William Thurstun. plumber. Miss Wessmsu, Mrs Stoeck. els housekeeper. still remains h town
 Necessary work is being commenced on the main water pipe. which conveys the lake water to the village, under the direction of Harry Wheeler and Nh Grout of the firm of Babcock, Leary Co.
 Edward Johnson is assisting at Tres. cott's meat market. William Landon is to move this week to Winsted, where he has secured em. ployment.
 Principal and Mrs H. W. Carte, l spent his vacation in New Ymk. W. A. Thurston is quite ill with neu ralgia
 A son was born to MT and Mrs O. H Bennett on Sunday. the 11th. The interior of G. T. Johnson's drug store is being re painted by artist NJ. T Moore.
 Many from here are tp attend the bal game at Winsted on Friday between the team of that place and team from Boston.
 Howard Vail and sister, of Water bury. are visiting their grandmother Mrs T H. Vail Mir and Mrs Fred Perkins welcomed g daughter at their home on Monday the