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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19
a RICH srRIKE.
Discovery of Placer Ground on Black
Creek, FILLED with Gold.

Discovery OF Placer Ground on Black
Creek, FILLED with Gold.
d. j. NIcGinnis is In the city from
Black Creek, Gilmore county, about
twenty miles from Boise, Gays the
Statesman. He reports that he and
his cousin, j. ID. McGlnnis, who have
been prospecting placer ground there
for about month, have discovered u
streak OF gravel OF great richness.
MIR. McGinnis says they PANIED
along the streak for some time, with
results that caused thrill OF excite.
ment to run through them.
Ho Is of tue belief thai for the most
part they secured 81 OF gold to the pan,
He Is satisfied he ana his cousin can
make plenty OF money even ii they
should rot enlarge their method OF
operating beyond the panning process.
They propose, however, to com.
mence sluicing as soon a. the boxes,
which are now being made, can be
plAcsd in position.
Mr.. McGinDis says the gold is mostly
coarse, much OF II being the size OF
wheat grains. The strike was made In
n small draw and the placer grou nd IL
OF limited extent, but ills rlcnness IL
sufficient to overcome any objection
to the quantity.
Near the find 10 ledge OF quartz
that Mr.. MoGinnis ana his cjusin
have located. He found piece thai
was sprinkled with gold. He brought
q sample OF average ore from this ledge
to Boise TO be- assayed.
MI. McGinnis confidently expects
to obtain ample funds from tne placer
ground to fully develop this quartz
ledge which, no says, gives great
promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19
llUiEL ARRIVALS.

Cullen George Harvey, Brunpau,
Idaho; NJ. Gaitonberg, San Francisco; $.
w. Burnham Lincoln, Nebraska; W.
G. Harris, Sterling, Coloradoi John a.
Lewis, Provo; j. a. Bollnger, Union
Pacific railway; f. w. Harrington and
wife, Ogden; Joe Bush, 6. a. Hawkes.,
city.
Walker-Otto Ranch. L. G. Lewis, 81.
Louis; J Il. Thompson. Kansas CITY,
Missouri; II. Harrison, Provo; Mrs.
tombstone, Miss Mcguire, Springville;
Edward pike, Eureka; u. i. CoiIry.
Castle Gate; James Thompson, Ogden;
q. Milligan Mercur
Templetou-Ed. Burgoyre. Montpe-
Ter, Idaho; B. J. Fink, New York; u. g.
Robinson, Omaha; Colonel W. e.
Wnfold, g. ID. Winiold, Rochester, Now
York.
Knutsiord--E. Y. Long, wnkesoarre
Pa; Mrs Mansfield, Auckland, John ;,
Howell, San Francisco; w. :. Carpenter,
Wilkcsharre, Pa; John a. Smith
Wilkesbarre, Pa; l.. BrucS, New
York.
Grand Pacific William j. WaDel,
Park CITY; George IL. Brown, Denver;
Mr.. and Mrs. y w. Remmerer, New
York city; FREQ Birker, Elizabe b, Iii
nois; NJ, j. Hogan, Butte, Montana;
5. w. Merrill, salt Lake; w. b. Howard,
San Franciscu, California; Mrs. l.. Tay-
Tor, NAV Taylor, San Francisro, CALI
fornia; John Holley w. c. Holley, A.
d. Boeman, All a. Rudy, city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The Bsars Had Their Own Way In sh'
Kit C.dty.

rEr Bsars HAD Their Own Way In shc
Kit g.dty.
The bears had pretty much their
own way In tn. pit-lolay and several
OF the siocks registered very low quo.
tations. Trading with tho listed stocks
was rather slow, Mammoth being the
only security among them which
changed hands during the call, while
the unlisted class did batter ami made
sellers OF Buckeye, South Swansea
anu Sunbeam. The latter fell from
its position of yesterday and sold freely
ut figures ranging from Z 10 81 cents
share. Tho news OF the accent strike
In tho property seems TO have oieu out
and the stock has got back TO Its old
place. For the fret time In many
months Morgan OF Hardscrabble was
called aud was thrown ON the market
at 10 cents a snare, with no bids. Tine
bid for Geyser-Marion went up to
81 40 while the stock was offered for
saie at .55. Gaiena also improved
slightly IN the biudlng.
g3rhe closing figures were as folio We:
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

Though the seating Of late corners I
during the firsi part was very annoy.
Inn aud the evident lmpalience OF the
audience to SEQ Fiizlimmona soeme1
10 effect tho players, and tboy were
hardly up to their nsusl standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19
THE MILLER GROUP.

A Gold Mountain Property sold to y
Montana Capitalist for $4,000.
Last Saturday, says tho Rchfield
Advocate, the Miller group OF claims.
lately grown famous on Gold noun.
tain, was sold to w. /. Higgins, a Mon.
tana capitalist, for 100000, $4,000 Of
that amount being PAID down. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

One hundred shares OF Mammoth at
s2,l7! ner shnre; 100 South Swansea
at sl.G0; 500 Buckeye AZ l43 cents;
1000 Sunbeam at So cents, 1000 at 8,
1000 at u 1000 at 7s and l 900 at ~.
Total shsces solIi 6,7JO; selling value
OF stock, S993.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19
Relief Society Notice.

The Ladies' Relief Society Stake
conference will be held on Saturday,
March 9Th, in the Fourteenth ward
assembly nall. at 10 o'oiack.
M. l. HORNE, President.
NJ. Y. TAYLOR. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

The Grant That pugilism (0r 1t
may be Curiosity has a hold su the
popular fancy, was evident from the
large audience which attended the
Grand last night to witness the Fitz.
eimmons exhibition; AMI while there
was considerable enthusiasm over the
performance, the demonstrations were
tame compared with the ovation Cor.
bett received at the TheAter.a short
time ago, indicating that he is by oil
odOs the favorite III Salt Lake. The
exhibition consisted of come very
clever bag punching, ending with the
breaking, by u single blow, OF the cord
from winch the bag was suspended.
This was announced as feat never
before attempted by pugilist, and as
demonstrating the great power of the
Fitzsimmons blow. 1t might occur to
an audience, however, that 1t would
depend entirely on h0wsroug the cord
was.
Then followed wrestling match
between Filziommons anu q
champion wrestler which lasted
for ten minutes and received
considerable applause, anu while 1t
ondeu with Fitzsimmons throwing
his man, the general impression
steheu 70 Do lnAt ~ womb nave re-
suited differently had 1t been a gen.
uine test OF strength and skill, The
denominations OF the varioue methods
VI pugllism by Fitzsimmona and his
lraining mate were interesting, ns
also was the illustration OF his light
with Sharkey, In which he elaine b o
wos robbed OF $40. QUO by the reteree's
| decision of q foul ON the Knockout
blow given Sharkey. The three.round
contest between Fllziimmons and his
| framing mate WAS d lively setio, anu
was the most interesting part OF the
program, giving as 1t did better Cd.
pUrlunity OF making comparison win
the same kind OF work done by Cor
belt, and It was evidently the opinion
that Corbett Is the more active and
| sEilliul.
Gwynns's Oath was well received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

one Harmonious thsonR, sul wendec
their way through the merry dance.
Everything passed of in tho most
pleasant mauner,
ENCCu IL. CowDELL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

come OF Flornnce. He alma TO sink
workiug shaft 200 feet on the Bay
horse, when shows strong ledge OF
quartz that has pay ore ITS ull width.
This makes the third hoist in Flor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

Tho RIO GianIu Wtslern Kailw0y
announces rate Of one single fare for
the round trip from all points in the
State to Salt Lake City and return on
Birthday jubilee, Feb. 18th. Tickets
viii be soil from OgdeD, Goehen,
Bingham, Provo aud al Intermediate
POINTS Oh Feb. 2S b; from Silver CITY,
Mammoth and Eureka on Feb. 27a
and 2sih; from NIL points In SRnpete,
Sewer and on II, q. w. main line east
OF Springville ON Feb. 9Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

Richard l.. CoIburn, stock Broker,
fo0m 20, is w. SeoOnd 30. Jele. go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

Kenneth DopreliaD, stock and
Mining Broker, No. 1871 Main sl,eet.
telephone No. sos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

Peery d Lowe, 10 w. End South,
STOCK, Mining and Grain Brokore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

Taylor soc, IA W. LIT South INC.
Sorniok Build'ng), Stock anu h 1T
estate Brokers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-19

Excursion TO SALT lake city ON Prcsi.
dent WOodrufr's BIrihdny.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10
BRYAN ABOUT BANKS.
Cause eff the Present Monetary
 Crisis Explained.

M, BryA:l's answer ss to the cause O! the bank lail. .res was as follows:
 "All by thls time know the great und-'l, ing principles ci free silver ami the effects Of the gold standard, and all can apply their own measuring stickr, and Goubtless reach true con clu>iUn.
 T. there have heen any evidences oI returning prosperit; l have failed to note them particularly. As to any permanent prosperity wi,hoa. free s,lver, tLe people Of the United States will have time .o decide that point Let the silver men not put stone in the pathway Of any man who vii give pro-perity, but let not tie camp fires of free silver burn out,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10
ATTEM. TED BREAK.
Yuma Prisoners Clever Ru>e
 tOGain Free dym.

Snisrintend, mt Mug, m of the Yuma Peni en isry, discovered the most Is- lbers t. ly linEei and cleverly execut. si Fl, to escape, .ttemp'td since the esistlis;. Irent of the pIisoD. The number implicsted is impossible to de- ;erniur, but that several longeI for Eber'y without waiting for pardon there is no dpIb'. Owing to Snperin- terd,nt Nugent's vigilance, however, th"y are remaining in the .erIitsry, Ths plan was 10 dig A tunnel from the onyx work shops out under the stone foundation wall, then bu-row to the surface on the out side. In the work shop, work benchc. are clJsed and fur. nished with drawers ard apar nents for tools and ma er.als. The enclss- ure under the bench had been gutted and tunnel started therein the vac cant portion leing used as receptacle for dirt. A tunH,l large enough .o crawl in was abou. twenty feet long when discovered and within one foot of the outside of the wall"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10
NOi OPEN TO ENIRs.
The re;siii d Pores: to be a
 National Park.

The Republican avs; Colonel J. T. Breal hit, the land agent, has received official notification that the famous petritieh forest near Ho.bruok is no lyngcr suhiset tO entry, and tlat tne toyern nent will set i, aside as na- tional park. There are two townships of this peculiar formation great fo;- esrs Of rock trees that make most picturesque sight. Col Breathitt will go 10 Holbrook tp inspect the forest and file a report.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

A lady asked naughty editor how 10 make mot enough" out of the word enough" and he told her that It was done by transposing letters into words like this: Take the third, second and first letters of the word enough for the first word, and the sixth, fourth and fifth fo- the cond word, and you have two words that signify some thing thotIs not enough for any young lady.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10
NEW CHANGE
Goes into Effect Tomorrow on
 aN. M. X <.

The new time schedule Cn the x. NJ { A. viii 20 into effect tomorrow. The Stage company will also run .tages to connect ani hereafter under the new run stages vii! arrive an1 depor: sbcut as fol'OwI:
 Leave Ionhstpne to connect with east and west II 5 p m. arriving with mail aud passengers from east and west rt $ a. m ierve at $ :l5 a. ID. to connect. Bi.bee train, return- ing at l2 m. a. now with mail and passsI gsrs :roaI th copper camp.
 Under the ric -chedu!c Tombstone people vii! nave ample oppt itrnity te answor all mail iLe same day IL tarrire>. The asw card goe- info effect tamor- row, and stages will arrive as al owe stated unless 'Iains are late.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

A. B. Penrose of Philadelphia, who has been selected AS the |. S. senator tosucceed Don Cameron, is brother of Proi. R. A. r. Penrose ,he principal owners of tie Pierce mines which are in corrOrated iu the Common wealth Nj k M. Co. Thus Arizona can count on good friend in Senator Peurose.- Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10
STATE OF OHIO, CITY TOLEDO, ( co
 LUCAS COUNTY.

LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheyney makes oath tha he i- the senior partner of the firm oI F. J. Chsyn-y & Co., doing busin ss in the city of To'edo, county Id state aforesaid, ard that said fir II will pay the .um of ONE HUN DRED DOL LARS for each and every case Of Ca,aIrh thst cannot he cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn 10 before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day oi Decem- Der, 1886.
 [sEA.l A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken inter nal and acts directly on the blood snd mucus surfaces of the system. Send fo- tes timonisls free.
 .F. J. CHENEY & CO,
 To!eto, o
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10
lSssk: V |.

CAlN-ln Congress, December the 21 h, to the wife of John Cain, a tOa. BROW N-in Los Angeles, January lth, 1897, to tue wife ot T. w. Brown, sOh.
 Mrs Brown is well known in Tomb. stone, being the daughter of M-. and MrS. C. $. Clark.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

A correspondent m the Mohave county Min-r says the new town in the ChemeL usvis mountains has been named Belevisw. There are about placer digg ngs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

Mir. Fr daiIek stock oi the Gold Chf- Mining C.. '' Pesrce, ar'ived to- day from Hyin- :P Q LYs Augeles. Mir. Stock s.s,=s w'iA si. the company claims wl ie pT"srJ3ted witk yigo- and the sha:t pi, down 10 lhe 200 level as rapi Hy a- p'.-,t'c. FavCrsbie reports ol r o.r-:..t ti;enIine continue to come ir, ti.c .'stc la ldIng better and wiaepiag a< . Iti. is n'tain'd. The cetr t'A,n cI shs com. any hou-es ar.lso in WxF-ss ani on every hand svnce, o..l- ac i,ity i< noticeable.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

An aba don. mine which was be- ing worked evidently some fifty years ago, ha- been discovered near Noun tain Springs, se..n milts from ili!l- side an fifty mi es " t ol Prescott The mine was wei. developed ani is ricn III gol.l. IT. ere i-r'd oi oSiGe IL E g. discovered i.y two m-n nam-d sia, omey aui W.:cis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

The Live Stock Journal reports four deaths among horses from swallowing excessive quantities Of sand with drink ing water esi ecially when al owed to drink from shallow ponds. In one in- stance on autopsy II pounds of sand were found in the digestive tract.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10
DEMAND NlCu II x Ei.
Notice SrrypL on ila L"aJ
 Commission tJ pun@i~ss

B.rn.s tl Nartin, attorneys rt Tue son in lehal! c! th,ir clieatF, James l.. Utter, of Oak Hill, New York. and Elizabeth E NUrue.s, Cf the Ilty Of New York, lave s-ryed notice on the loan corn1Alssion, consisting oi D. J. Franklin. governor; C. M. Bruce. src- re:ary. crd C. r. Leitch, auditor; in- forming them ;,.et sometime tiiing the present manth they will apply to the supreme court of Ariz9na ssklng the issuance of manlamuS, com manding the loan commission to issue bond. in exchange for bonds oi the couaty of Pin a, held by tasm, heing the Arisona Narrow Gage railroad boais i,r the construction oi hne from Yuc-ul to Globc, ncs one mile"i winch has been built or placed iu operation.
 The Gag ette says t,zey aliege ".nno- cent purchasers" tue paper having hesn fIequertly transferred, each hne for valuable consideration. The to:a! amount, interest ani all, is estimated to nov be $2S9,9Gl.J0.
 Formal Genani was made some time ago to have these bonds funded, but the loan commission considered aS value lad not been received they were nul and void, consequently, in the language n; the atto!neF-gen@ral, "they will be funded, if at ai. only at tue point of the hayonet.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

Here Is -Ichne-e < CheIoSee h. dian marie v!.ite woman, deserts her iu .hre. ia. . rs iato another section of tine ,srr.tJ!y, and in her name euss for a diyarce for himself, .ecnres the divorce, is married and it |. when sbe ems back at him for dauages and cs-h that she finds her. solf a divorced womsn upon her own peei,ion. Who ssys MT. LO is not civ ;Iixed9 This beats the AstoTs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

Prescott has a woman clut, ard t it is presumed that they use it over the male population Of the nwn as occa- sion demands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

2escre Hose Go. met last Sunday evening st City Hail and elected tte following officers for the current term: President. Fen Cook; Wee Presideu;. {. A, ". smith Secretary, A. Wentworth; ; Foreman, J. II. McPhers0r list Asst, C. l.. Cummings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

The Botrd of Supervisors are still in sess.on pr pairing jury lists etc., as re- quired by law. Chairman Gilman re- turned 10 Willcox and Supervisors Montgomery and McPherson are fit ishin up the business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

The fourth annual tnufba,aent Of the Arizona Sportsmau's Association will be helt under the auspices of the Prescott Gun Club On the 9th and 10th of tine pf esent month
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

At their mee'ing last night Tomb- st 'e Lodge N5. 2, A. o. L. w, in- Sailed the following named officers f)r the ensuing term: M- ", Vim. C0rbett; F., \. VI. Smith R Vim. b. Nonmonier; Rec, ". r. Bradley; G., Wn,. Hobta; l. VI, Jas. Marrs;O. w., Sam CUwni.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

The oari of supervisors of Nari- cop county has raised the b. nd of the Ire l.ur.r O: that county rom s15,COO SlLONOO'
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

Alfred Franklin, son of Governor Franklin, has been appointed assist ant United S:st,s attorney for Ari- zona, vice Mark A. Smith, resigned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

The J,ron C Mining News s.ate. tha. ". A. Clark will pu, a force ef me at work developing copper mines near Iu,.On.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

Perry Williams contemplates buil- ding a gcod two story hotel st Mari eepa 10 aecomodate the travelling ublie.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

Flank Dubachcr, rho over un R fly ig tip from Disbee, rrturued hone yes erday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10
BOTH HOUSES.
The Political Complexion of
 the Legislature.

The following are the ne nLeIs elo. of the nineteenth legi-ltaive council which meets at Phnnix In January, 1897.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10

Waliod @ @.c; .5; S9: :;s:: :s,1 $ as:.. s's' .s.s Protect N0"- >~ ~-y i-.sr yoo vvca ;E Writ. jCiiN N,- - t- Ci5.. ' r"ut At ". neys. Wast!rs'.oa. -. ,4-t 'r!- z; S" r:.se oi'er f-'r' 'i-- .- --..s .'~-' '.Hr''-'"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-01-10
Jas. Barrett is ovsr from Pc lrc,.

,-r...a,. ,-. -o.r osee. A, .eoo.o o-.,.-..rr.,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-08-21
eBg sssBauGe N0.

An ordinance governing and rrstric inc IT, e
nse OF bicycles, within the territorial limits
Of the espnrish of Iatourclc
SIC. |. BE II ordained by The Police Ju,y
OF The Parish oi Iatoarche. in regular NEE tin Q
assembled, tlat hercttorth The use of al '
and aii sidewalks. whether constructed ni
br1ck. weed or her materials is hereby and
at all times prohibited 10 any and all bicy-
cllsfs or wheelmen.
SkC. :. Pe it ordained etc. that all hicy-
elist shall have "A lamp lit ana so attarht d
70 MS h'eycle as to be seen by persons in
front Of Them. between the hours Of o cl, elk
y M. aud O'clock a. III. from October LIST
u Aprli LIST and from o'clock p. N. 10 5
o'clock Il. m. from Aprl st 10 0tt eber lst
ana hlcYcllsts shall also ne required T." h >vc
a DELL on gong attachment which they sbs II
ring or strike as the case may be. at all eros
sings OF reads, streets or alleys. All bcycl st
Witn meetlng, owe rlaiping or passing per-
sons on foot. horseback or meeting ca,ria ges
or oiher vehicles shall be required to pass to
the right.
SIC 3 BE it ordained etc. that any per
son "'' hefsons violating any Of the foregoing
iiif,'' Ia subject him, eif or themselves tu -
iife winch shall not exceed : zoe and cost or
Imprisonment which shall net exceed - DAYS
or to both fine and imprisonment at the dis
eretlon of any court of competent iurisdic-
ton
SEC. /. Be it ordained etc that this ordi-
nance shall 90 into full force on and after
It's first publication in the official journal of
tie Parish,
Adopted July 9th. 1897.
J. L. AUCOIN, President,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-08-21

The New York Evening Post was a
warm supporter of Mr. Mckinley is
the last presidential campaign which
resulted in his election. but now it in
roasting him for what it declares was
most cowardly retreat on the cur
rency question. 1t says: ''The coun-
try is practically without a President.
He holds Office only to sign DEGREES
which other men impose upon him
tie is a highly respectable figurehead
he is an excellent, royal-progress kind
of chief executive, travelling about to
lay cornerstones and wish his people
prosperity; but President in the con-
stitutional sense--a President of indie.
pendent initiative, jealous of his pre-
rogative, direct representative Of the
people--he is not Thus the Evening
Post boils With rage and handles Mr..
Mckinley without gloves, simply be-
cause the leaders of his party in Con-
gress warned him that if he sent in
his currency message his idol the high
tariff bill would be smashed in the
Senate.-States.
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NO 4

ilnek growers of the Monroe, La.
neigh horhood. have inst shipped a
tralh load of wattermelens tn st,
Louis. and the railroad as W. u as the
producers are very prond Of the fact,
he train WAS decorated with flags,
bunting and gay hayners, snitably in
scllbed. so that While it was annil,ila-
tlns distance in reaching the market
any man might read. It is praposed
oy the lronMountain road to so en-
courage the Industry as to make Lou.
'siana rlval Georgia IS melon pro-
dutlng State.-Nat chez Democrat.
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THIBoDAUx. La, SATURDAY, AUGUST 81 1897.

reieby made the duty of the Road Inspectors
toenforce This Ordinance. and TO institute
the proper prosecution. whenever any infrac-
flon shall come under their notice or be call
ed to their attention by the complaint of anv
reputable person. and said Inspectors shall
pose up copies Of this Ordinance III conSp'cu-
s1ls places OF their respective DISTRICTS nint :
dately upon the passage OF this Ord nance :;
provided, that this shall not be construed TO
etar any person from institnting the pros
fcutoL OF any oifsnse against The provisions
Of this Ordinance.
Adopted July 9Th, 1897.
J. l.. AUGOIN, President,
II n COULON, Clerk
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Ordinance -No.-

BE il ordained BY the Police Jury of The
Parish of Eaiourche, That Section u of that
10 ton ai the Police Code Of the Parish of
IiitaHrche. relating to arinals said PoIi..e
Cote being Ordinance No. II fbe pafise
jury Ordinances of the Parish 4 LalouFcile
be slnendad. and fe-enaetetl, soas a II 1t ~
follows:
So No person shall allow to8aa Al
large IN this pa.ish. stations OF stone horses
over two wears CID and bulls over one year
old aud bitches AID sits when s8lue are III
season: and amy person offending against this
section shall be liable to II tiAe 81 hot lsss than
t-4 dollars. recoverable ifstoee any eai5rt Of
ompetent jurisdiction. ii shall be, ;tud it is