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and responsibilities of ministers to their
charge. This was followed by the Rev. f.
H. jerks. who delivered the charge to the
new minister. The Rev. Dr.. L. g. Ma
thena delivered the charge to the congre-
cation, after which the rev minister and
his congregation exchanged congratula-
tions.
In the course of his sermon DR.. Mac
kenzie spoke of the difference between
the inner life of man and his outer life.
"The outer life" he said, sis supplied by
things which satisfy mans animal wants
But in the inner lie man looks to God as
supplying his spiritual wants. Some ask
why the church does not take up social
questions-the questions of labor and of
d ally bread-or why it does not enter poll
tics. The church's special duty, however,
is to minister to mans spiritual wants"
In his charge 10 the new pastor Mod
orator jerks charged him TO be a man of
the highest type, not Jack OF all trades,
but to show himself worthy of the voca-
ZION TO which he had been called Seek
the best gifts" he concluded, THAT YOU
may be more fitted to minister unto your
people,"
DR.. Mathena. in his charge to the peo-
pie, emphasized the responsibility that lay
with them for the success or failure of the
church. He said in part:
The success OF a church depends no
more upon the pastor than upon the peo-
ple who are associated with him as MEM
bers, who have promised to render to him
all the assistance and encouragement DOS
sible. As you cannot get on without a
pastor, neither can the pastor get on with
out you, The responsibility for the sue
cess of the church does not wholly rest
upon the pastor. There is something for
the church to do 10 make the kingdom of
Christ a success in this field where God
has called you to labor"
The Rev. r. w. Reynolds, the new
pastor, is young man of recent ordina-
tion, having studied in the Theological
Seminary of San Anselmo.
Shortly after receiving his commission
10 preach and teach he loca ted IN small
building at 34l1 Mission street with thir-
teen persons as his congregation. From
this small beginning the flock increased
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No More Burials After the
First of January
Next.
Supervisors May Turn the
Burial-Ground Into a
Public Park.
DR.. Dodge SsyS the Cemetery Is a
Menace to Hea 'th-Richmoud
Residents Delighted.

The Health and Police and Hospital
committees of the Board of Supervisors,
sitting in joint session yesterday, decided
to recommend that no more buriaIs in the
City Cemetery Oe permitted after January
l next.
Charles II. Hubbs of the Richmond Dis
tricJ Improvement Club appeared before
the meeting and urged that the burials be
stopped because they were seriously re-
tarding the growth of the Richmond dis
trict, one of the most prosperous sections
of the City. lie declared that the ceme-
terry was serious menace to the health OF
Richmond. Then DR.. Dodge of the Hos
pital Committee addressed the meeting.
There is no doubt" he said, that this
cemetery should be closed. II not only
retards the growth and development OF
the Richmond district, but is detrimental
10 the public health. The only persons
that object to the closing OF the cemetery
are members of the fraternal societies that
have plats there, but ] don't think the
municipality should engage In the ceme-
terry business. l don't believe that we
should purchase ground for the indigent
dead Let the contractors for the burial
OF the INDECENT dead provide the neces-
sary ground or obtain graves in other
cemeteries.
1--WE should also consider the fact that
the City Cemetery is so situated that it
has splendid advantages for park purposes
and we cannot have TOO many parks. 1t
affords views of the Go d n Gate and the
bay. The people of the Mission who now
want zoo would be delighted ii they had
such a size for park.
Supervisors D .laney, Devany, RottanZi
AID Rivers were evidently in accord with
DR.. Dodge, for they voted TO recOmm end
the suspension OF burfals.
1t is the intention of the Supervisors to
establish public park in the vicinity OF
the site of the City Cemetery, and 1t is not
improbable that the cemetery property
may some day be the recreation grounds
of the residents of Richmond and the
Western Addition.
The residents of Richmond are delight
ed with the closing of the cemetery and
viii celebrate the action of the committee
in a fitting manner.
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with such rapidity that a site was bought
and a church erected inside OF one year,
and what is still more creditable it is out
of debt.
The congregation increased with like
prosper ~ and now there are $50 mem b rs
on the church roll. with over 80 families
of the Pres byterian denomination in the
neigh borhoOd, who have promised to be-
come worshipers in the little church on
the mill.
The number OF Sabbath-school children
attending has also increased from 80 to
1S5. with more to be heard from IN the
vicinity.
night was the informal opening of the
church The dedication of the edifice will
not be held until July 4-several months
after the laying OF the founda tion-stone.
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ST. MarY's Church

The feast of Pentecost wills be celebrated to-
morrow at ST. Mary's (PaulisD Church, Cali
fornia street. by solemn high mass at IL A. NJ.
The following musical programme will be
rendered under the direction of Miss Marie
Giorgiani, organist:
Grand italian Mass No. l, "Veni Sanctf Spiri.
tus," HAYDN: r.. f Schmitz will reno er {; sirIn-
solo. Bach. on violin. oist8-Scprano Mrs Clara
NJ Clown Noouan: contrRlio Miss Agnes Bergin.
tenor, Dr. Bonino: bas o. WI liam Gordon assisted
by the Misses Kathleen Dufy Lizzie Devine
Ford Ida ayes. NJ. Daley, Annie b. rrv and Mr..
Sseiman, and b. Messrs. J. MorTissey. g. Maline
William U'Brien, Dennis Sheerin and II Dunni-
ary, win preacn on "The Reign OF the Holy
Ghost"
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BIG NOTES IN DEFAULT.
uiJs in the United States Courts to
Recover Large Sums on Pro-
tested Paper.

Suit was begun in the United States
courts yesterday by the Bank of British
Colum bia against Henry Williams OF VIII
liams, Brown & Co. 10 recover on four
indorsed notes for so OOO The notes
were of the Hick mot-Nelson Company
and the R. Hickmot Canning Company.
They were dated Msrch . and were due
June of this year.
The London and San Francisco Bank
brought suit also yesterday against Emily
G. Cohen to recover on three promissory
notes for $23 500 each. or $40 500. They
were given on April %, 1898, Tor one, two
and rec years time. The notes were
made by May l. Gould and were sold to
the bank
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NOW FOR Ell CAMPO,

Season Fully Opens at This Popular
Resort Amusements of All Kinds.
Ell Campo, the popular bay resort, will
undoubtedly be filed tomorrow with
those who wish to enjoy a delightful ride,
and breathe fresh air. The season is now
fully opened and everything is in order
TO receive the throngs that flock TO that
inviting spot. Everything that the heart
can desire in the way of amusement is 10
be found there. Music, boating, bowling,
dancing, fishing and other amusemenTs
are furnished, and refreshments at city
prices. The steamer Ukiah will carry the
excursionists, making four trips each
way. Take the steamer at Tburon ferry.
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At the second rehearsal, which took
place Wednesday evening at St. George 8
Hall, 3t7 Mason street, the National melo-
dles of ENGLAND, Ireland, Scotland,
Wales and America were rendered with
fine effect. Judging from the last rehear-
SAL the musical programme Of that dav
and evening promises to arouse great en-
thusiasm.
Singers desirous of taking part in the
musical exercises are requested to COM
muncate with Mr.. Mckenzie at 524 EDDY
street, or attend Wednes lay evening re-
hea-sals at 81. Georges Club.
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FOOD COFFEE.
CHANGED HIS LUNCH.
COckburn's Tale.

"a lunch with a good strong cup OF
coffee used TO answer my needs for noon
day, but of late / have been com PEELED TO
leave off the coffee because it made me
throw up occas ionally. l tried chocolate,
but mat didn't fit the taste neither did
tea. Finally my wife suggested that l use
her drink, Postum Cereal, the grain bev-
erage 1t proved so near like fine Mocha
in color and taste that it suited me vastly
better than any of the other breakfast
drinks, and the stomach and bowels made
no more complaint; in fact | have recov-
cred entirely from any trouble of this
sort, and we couldn't keep house without
Postum sor our coffee" So says George A.
Cock burn, grocer, a: Lansing, Mich.
Write him.
Postum Cereal is a plre grain beverage
that looks and tastes like coffee. Those
who cannot drink berry coffee will find
Postum exactly fills the want and also
delights the children.
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Body Found in the Bay

The body of an unknown man was found
floating in the bay off Folsom street yesterday
morning by Captain Wilson cf the launch
Amy. 1t wss removed 10 the Morguc. The
corpse was that of a man about 55 or 90 years
OF age, about 40 pounds in weight, feet 6
inches tall and OF dark com peXion, with
black hair tinged with gray and gray mus
tache The body was dressed ia dark suit
with cutaway coat, and had on q pair of heavy
DrOgan shoes.
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George Hardesty Obtains Box OF
Cigars by Misrepresentation.
George Herdesty, a 17-year-old youth
who has recently been employed by
j. O'Connor & Co. of 217 Mason
street, was arrested Yesterday upon a
charge of obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses.
1t is charged that Hardesty represented
him elf to several wholesale tobacco
houses as an empIoye of O'Connor & Co.,
and enceavored to obtain goods in theiI
name. At the establishment of the Vert
heimer Com pany, Ii and 15 Battery, he
succeeded in getting q box of cigars.
Officer J. B. O'Connor arrested the boy.
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THE QUEENS JUBILEE.

RehearsaIs Are Progressing Finely.
More singers Are Required.
The rehearsais of the large chorus under
the direction of J. W. Mckenzie, which
will sing at the cele bratlon of the Queen s
jubilee on June q, are progressing finely.
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AI-1TInN Ais.

RY SULLIVAN Il DoYLE-Monday, June Z, City
Stables al So Bush ST, at II o'c.ock-
I1 VoN EHHJN 81 Co.-Thursday' June 10,
a. ]. o'clock.
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anz'nta
our candy multiply goods.
blshop Ruoldoux Chocolates
free Chocolate offer
Remind your out-oftown store.
We nothing
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AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
COLUMBIA THEATER The Fatal Card"
NoRosCo's OPERA HOUSE IosI in New ork
ALCAzAR THEATER The American Cir" and
The First Born."
BALDWIN THEATER merry Tramps," Sunday
evening, June 9Th.
9IVoLI OPERA HOUSE Nauon-
ORPHEUNI. II Ugh Glass Vaudeville
OBERoN.-Grand Concert.
SUTRO BATHS Bathing and Performances
The CHr-TFs AND SKATING RTNK-Daly at
AaIght street, one block east Of The Park
PTcNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
FL CAMPo-Music, Dancing Boating, Fishing
JNeTy Sunday.
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KITCHEN THINGS. Bic.

" Ire IOasteES. .-... &C
10lnch Butcher or Bread Knives .............. DC
Rope IA inch, As feet for C
l4-Quart Disn Pans........ ..... 0c
l6-Quart Galvanized Buckets ................ DC
!Cllart oee Po, DC
lb-lnch Canvas Telescope, leather raps ....- s Oc
iFunSS, kinds. upward from. ........... 81 >
a9-lnch Wide Table OilcIoth .... ..... >
Telescope Satch-l Baskets ..... ....... 2Oc to soc
Fioor Mating good grade, yard .............1O o g
Me a. Safes, hanging. w;r4 ............... - o
iron Beds eads, rnlt size, with wire mattress
- -. .-.-. .-.- So
Kitchen Combination Tables .... ... sR . ~
White Meal liable Ira, or Waiter ...,........ : &
Hammccks, strong. for children so c
Large Galvanized DpDers, sc size..............6c
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CHARGED WITH sWINDLING.

About the doctors and lawyers in to-day
News Letter must be read carefully.
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NEW TODAY.
NATURES RAIMENT.

SPRING
mot tha
of ALL kuds
Wib
n nonlinni is snr
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PICNICs AND EXCURSIONS.
Ell CAMPO

Ell CAMPO,
THE POPULAR BAY RESORT,
NOW OPEN EVERY SUNDAY DURING THE
SEASON. Music, Dancing, Bowling Boat
ing, Fishing and Other Amusements
Refl eshments at City prices. Fare, rounI trip.
zoe, Children 15c; inci uding admission grounds
THE STEA MER UKIAH
VIII leave Tiburon Ferry a, 1880 A. NJ; 1910
200 and 100 P. NJ. Returning, leave Il Campo
at IL Is A. N , / :OU, 8 200 and 90 P ".
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FINE mineral baths at Klamath Springs.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
Pure Roast or Ground Coffee 200, csc, ESQ
Excellent Pure Tea, any flavor. sc. 35c, soc
Miners Breakfast Cocoa, best........-.........2Oo
BtSlnS Powder (some call II Best), b. ..... IL &c
flnest Gala Bia> Oives We Yer sold, Ut. &c
Best ca a. Cream Cheese. cut, ID .........IIc
Lovely Clear White Honey, 1897 crop, glass
-, Its - 15c, %5c
.--...-..- --.--... sc, zoe, 25c
Map.e syrup. none fne- II gallon ............5O Oc
Pure JellIes AM Jams 2lb. tins, eXtras....1 . 1910
Bes- Faucy cad Rcs. q
Fancy Cream Wheat, % lb5....................3O
Fancy Rolled Oats, 10 los ....... ..... ......3 SOC
De. Monte Meal, % ibS...................2 2Uc
Star Bacon. iced in inS, each ......1 &C
Saiety or Parlor Matches d. zen UNDERSTANDABLE
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L. ". Layndn IS. No. $40, Reuben
Wdshiaqton.
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NO. 9

u'ar drainage tax in the several districts il
80 small that 1t may not suffice to dcfray in
iu'i the cost of drainage work that may be
urgent IN said respective districts, and where
az the lnry recognizes the Importance and
advantages to rhe various drainage Districts
OF prompt drainage. therefore.
BE 1t Resolved, by the Police Jury IN regu.
lar session convened. That the various drain
age commissioners of this parish be and they
are hereby authorized and EN-. covered 10 use
the bfst funds not otherwise previously aD-
pr"priated to the payment and reimburse
nent OF any funds that may be advanced to
mem; Tor drainage purposes in their respee-
tvs districts
Resolved further. that all accounts for
innas 40 advanced by any Of the public spir.
ited citizens of this parish or elsewhere. shall
oe made out in de'aIl and duly signed by at
least two "i the drainage commissioners of
me district In which work has been DONE al
ter which it shall he endorsed bv the presi.
ueht hpproved-payabe from the funds of
Drainage District No. =" las the case NAV
bel, and which said account thus endorsed
siiaii be presented to the Treasurer of the
rarish, who shall register and number said
account, with red ink, and keep il correct
record IN his books showing the amount and
NUMBER "f each voucher registered by him !;
ana he shall he required to pay ami liquidate
All sald vouchers. conformably to their mum
hers-Nnmher one being payable before
number two.
Resolved further. that the commissioners
OF the various drainage districts are hereby
authorized to stipulate to pay such reasona-
Die Rates OF Interest as they may deem prop
er G. said parties advancing funds as afore.
said and that this authority hereby granted
said commissioners is intended and does
grant them the power to secure the rein-
bnrSement of all sums advanced them pre-
vlnns to rs we'll as subsequent to the passags
Of the present ordinance
Resolved further. that all ordinances on
the subject previously adopted by the jury
are hereby repealed. and that this ordinance
shall go into operation mmedistely after its
passage.
Adopted aud approved Sept End, 1897.
J. l.. AUCOIN, President.
H. n. COCLON. Clerk.
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TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
i and by virtue OF an order of seizure and
sale, en,anating from the above entitled
Court. in the above entitled and numbered
case / have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in the
town of Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18TH. 1897,
between the hoars Of ] o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. M the following described proper.
ty to Wit
A certain lot Of ground or parcel of land
situated in the Parish Of Lafourche. IN the
right bank OF Bayou Lafourche at about four
miles below the town of Thibodaux. ,neasu-
ring one hundred and fourteen feet front on
Bayou Latourchc by two hundred and fifty
seven and half feet in depth. between
parallel lines, bounded above on the rear bv
Widow James o Ballard, and below by
lands now or formerly of Pierre q, TOussant
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, and all the rights and priyi-
leges tlereunto belonging or in anywise ap-
pertaining.
To pay and satisfy the sum of III the sum
of one Hundred aud fifty dollars with eight
per cent per annum interest thereon from the
-4th of August 1896 TIL paid. f2l A sum of
ten per cent on the aggregate there If Of SAID
principal and interest AS attorneys fees
erein. and f3) All cost of these proceedings.
And which said amount as afores aid is Sc.
cured by act of sale and mortgage, passed
before Thomas A. Badeaux. Notary Public Of
said Parish on the 4th day ol Deeembor 1893.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff et Latourche.
Sept. llth, 1897
Thomas A. Badeanx.
Astt~ e., -
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Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most Won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively On kidneys, liver and bowels,
and b:liousness. Please buy and try box
of G. G. @. to-day; 10, p. 30 cents. Sold and
guaranteed 10 cure by all druggists.
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Ordinance No


Levying tax for the year Eighteen hundred
and Ninety-seven tl8a7 on all property sitn.
ated in the Parish of Lafourche subject to
tn axation under the Constitution of 1879.
SEC lat. BE it ordained by the Police
Jury of the Parish of Lafourche in regular
meeting assembled that an ad valorem Tax
OF eight mills on the dollar be and is hereby
levied for the current year 1887 Eighteen
hundred and ninety seven Oh all property
situated in the Parish of f.afourche, not
exemnt from taxation under the constitution
of 1879.
SEC. 2nd BE 1t further resolved, that the
said tax. when collected. shall he appOrtion-
ed and set apart as follows:
First. Fonr mills shall be act apart to pey
the current expenses of the Parish, including
all salaries OF the Parish officers and shall be
known as the General Fund.
Second. y mills shall be set apart and
used for the support and maintenance of the
Public Schools of the Parish and shall be
known as the Public School Fund.
Third. of null shall be set apart and
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

18th Judicial District Court, Parish
of Lafourche.
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Edgard Morvant Store. Aug. 9th
Felix Delatte - :. 18th
Jules Rasset I" llth
!. 7, Lejeune I" i2.h
Mrs. l.. A. GOSSIP " " 18th
L. Pitre Lafourche Crossing :. l4th
Joachim BrDud " 10th
Claude & Beauvais Store +" 18th
Lovincy Folse s' % 18th
Philip Knobloch g I" 10Th
Arthur Legendre g g Goth
Pani GnidrOz g 9th
Paul Schouest Vacberie g 23rd
NJ. Leblanc. L0ckport :" 24th
L. Lerille. T.ongville Z" 25th
Nj. Delanne's Store :" 26th
J. T.Badeaux's store " 9th
g. Sassnni Store +" 2Sth
Cut OFF. Ellie Duco's Store g 3nth
Andre Galjnur Store g 3lst
RelOni Guidry Sept. lst
j. Piciola Store, Leeville - 3rd
Theophile Torres. Bayou Boeuf 9th
Mrs E. Crmmer Chackbay 7th
0nezippe Chiasson g 9Th
Edward Chiasson Baton Pilon Z" 9th
Lenfroid Daigle. L'Eau BIeu "a 10th
And the following two weeks beginning
Sept. 18th at the Court Houses
Z. A. DELAUNE,
Ex-OfficO Registrar
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Ordinance No,

this parish are all in need OF drainage aud
whereas the revenues deriYed from the reg
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Police Jury.
Ordinance No.

Ordinance No
Whereas. the Parish School Boar.l of this
Parish is desirOus TO succeed in giving to the
| school children of the Parish a school term
of at least eight months each year hereafter
and, whereas it seems to be the opinion of
| the said School Board that the addition by
| this jury of all revenues accruing to the
Parish from the sale of the Public Ferries of
this parish to the amount of the taxes already
| devoted and set aside by this jury for school
purposes. would in a measure aid them in
obtaining the object they have in view,
| therefore,
SEC.l. Re it ordained by the Police Jury
OF the Parish of Lafourche in regular meeting
| assembled. that all revenues hereafter de-
rived by this parish from the sale Of the
existing Public Ferries and anch others as
may be from time to time established by the
Police Jury of this parish. he. and they are
hereby set aside ror school purposes. and as
soOn as any such revenues shall he in the
Parish Treasury it shall be subject to the
legal order of the President of the Parish
School Board.
sec. 9 Be it further ordained etc. that
this ordinance shall go into effect and cover
all revenues derived from any future sale of
the Public Ferries. that is to sav, it shall not
affect or include the revenues due or collect
ed by the Parish from any past sale of the
p,hlic Ferries.
Adopted and approved Sept. lat, 1897.
il. AUCOIN, President
Fl. N. COULON, Clerk.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Office of Registrar of Voters,
Parish of Lafourche.
Ihibodaux. Lac, March 18th. 1897

IHIUUuaUx, Lhs, MARCH Ioth. 1871.
In conformity with the Law. hereby give
notice that the Office of Registrar of Voters
will be opened at the following places:
Thibodaux Court House from Aug. the End
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Ernest Roger, president, w, T. Martin
superintendent and Secretary Numa Elfert,
Alcide Chauvln, Felix Caiiloust. Paul Meyer,
Francois D6ram6e, Charles j. Elliot. Paui
Scott, members.
THIBopAux BRIDGE COMMITTEES.
T. Zernott Il. n. Roth. W. p. Martin, j. l..
Aueoin. E. L. Mnrvant. l.. j. Troselair.
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DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
n,s. M ,-ybos. Beary, o. Anthement
and J. B. s. Mire. <
Dist. No. 2.-Thos. Barker, Oscar Anthe-
ment, G. ). Guidry.
Dist. No. .3.-L. j. Trosclair. j. l.. Leblanc,
J.J, Tomassi.