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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-09

PARIS cat s.-vies Aduifsi Resnard.
ffe minister - marine. expislned 20 tbs
budget corr nslttee q the chamber of
deputies tosiay the naval works 81 rs
undertaken bT the government. Thee
Include commencing new warEhips. ex-
peaftfrr the recanstrgetton 0f the navy
and ezfaIllahlrsK a naval base ~ Bizer1a
y fortified ssapgrt ~ Tuuis ard shs most
northern town ~ Africa These works
wiB lncia8s the construction q = COM
rsat~ naval arEerl with two dry docks
and q hrsakwafer. II Is estimated thzs
ne cost w.u os between L O. 90 and
Il ass ae fraEca-
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer santa Cruz. 81 the Pacific Coast
steamship Company cleared Yesterday IN
the local custom house for Juneau with
sgi0 packages 81 powder, fuse and caps
and Oh 9s Use: OF lumber.
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NraEFaf fluctuations
E2oEt--Escespts. = Sc. experts. -E-4
Ga!sL
Wheat-Rece9rts, rs a-s. experts. s 80
e2s1elss sRot easy No. , red sSss OPP
tle1s opened a shade hiEAs. On GroZtn
1%RS. e1t weakened On wszk easseS IlzWs-
o@-201s sz1a4 csezranEss and light export
ceUAnd TIE market later rallied slight
y OF o1l.ish Modern Miller reports ard
S-9sSa nc ret lower Ne. : red Gcto-
- closes a. &s.cs December. saizaS5.es
c4oSe6 az s4Ae
Hops-Ss eaty.
v 1of-F'irrn
Pstroa~urs-esaiet: United closed az &c
Eo1ee-0ptiozs orered quiet a. % -
points cessiine. closed oarely steady al net
Gec4s1e e4 20 " points. sales, so has,
including OesoeEr. -. A2ycn. s MI ~,
SCI coTees Eeto. steady. Ne. :. Invoice : 1Se
.4oJ11S. f-&sc- -tkf, Sgea@w. E0T18va .91e4z
1sszc. sales 50 aags Msrneasbo
s1zar-Eag. duh; refined, steady.
Batter and Egx~-
Butter-Recespes ssS5 packages. cream
cry. l&a@ecs Eigtns, nc: fzctcry. s3asc.
ESgS--Recetpts. T1ss packages; steady:
state and Pennsyly ANA. Leg lse. Western,
-b4l.e>
Metals.
Ts7-Eir'ner az sI2s5 bid. S2S asked.
Sp~is sT--Easser a. 81. - bad and S4.E asked
IeEz9-Excaarge barely STEADY .or spot
ana easier fer futures. a. SAD I'D aaa Sax
asked; brokers 81
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

WhEta tzere zere 10 Eevarces yesterday
= E1ftar zE1 eggs. ne feeling o. TIE rn1r-
ket Hax ssrcrg ard tse tendency vas dis
t1aetly upward On e&Es ire r1arkef VI as
snort. ard available supplies we're eagerly
soggnt for ~ purchasers
Ar h6eEEicas cgEs1lL4oa Ersxa4lea WIFE re-
E1secz 70 washington creamery o4ffeTs
which continues % u1zI-tzkn 3 stToFg posi-
tz1l 3. tcp NeSch quotations. WIZ every
CHARGE &C further advance
California grapes moved upward yeEver-
6sy. n@0S quoted az from &c 20 sc Per
crate. az advance q &c &C quotations a.
The beginning % the week
Lemons r4ts stTcEg a. from = &C 3 for
selects. while TIE ztzp}e fresh vegetables
and al lines @ srgiE are stationary.
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PORTLAND. oct. E-The local wheat
market = stil on the up grade ard ex-
rortFrz we're paving Tsfflsc Tor Nal.A
WaHa. SIC fer hluestem and Sc for valley.
There IS roasiarFah ,e wheat CHANGING
hands az the urpseaF ttrne, although no
large lots aTe heinE sold. FteiEhls are very
nrul. with nearby tonnage becoming
SARGE. The 3uiy 8-.ensaged spot snip n
uort - asking SIS 81.
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wAsHINGTOS q ALASKA STEAM
SHIP co.'s STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
- hours
erATTF.E 10 DYk.A and SkAGIAfs
fhls uagnlacent steel screw steamship
eli saff from Seattle for Juneau. Stag
rsy Bsy, Dyea and way ports September
I. October IL and =.
Her Recommendations are Grrivaisd. she
\ sse finest. fastest and most comfortable
ss<ss, or this route. In connection with
sboge the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
fAHY will operate their elegant and fast
szs.lnr steamship
R0SALfE
From Seattle October and II. for juneau.
Haxuay BAY. pyea and way ports.
FOR freight and passage apply 70
c. II. J. sTDLT ENBERG.
Gen tiekst agi under " Y. ticket Of. or
CHARLES T.. PEABODY. Manager.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NEW ENGLAND.

A&tE NEAn f-@NGA4@&sNO.
Thos. Reynolds, Castle Rock
joan Oke. Friday hAroog.
Msck Brinnan, fort Crescent
JaxaSS Clancy. SnoQ4A4E1ls-
J. 4. Barke. Tacoma.
). !. YaLsS anG party. Sanisi.
j. y Nesis. SA4 FE2HcA&A
LEWIS aaTElns son, -. faul.
Miss Begney. Aesen2. Mont
john ". Collins, Ctsy.
@. Anderson. city.
w. G. Wiley, h4sao. 3 9.
IL. FRANKLIN, lily.
CAPT. aAr.And. North Bead
l.. Heath. PORT Gamble.
j. :. Reynolds. Cay.
q. v. AadGng, AaFySk4as
II. ~. N&gley. MAr!sv.l4s.
Mrs Annie Gear. Avon.
Mrs Alice L4sga- Avon
James Cameron. Auburn
II. ~. Wills. CITY.
II. +. RsAy, Aa FeEnoa-
Geo Rezy q RT4sD.
Mrs .. ". AeAon.s. PORT Townsend.
THE RAINIER-GIkAND.
Joan Smith. Sanausky, o.
". y. holt, Berlin, us.
g. Il. McEelTidgs. -. Pau.
Irving O. ClaFk, New YORK
IL X Shirley. New York
{. ". s0oth. New IoEk-
J. :. Phiuuey, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mis- t. y. 6Ayck. Albany. y. y.
Geo. &. LeIl, 81 LOUIS.
S. r. Flint. San Francisco.
]. II. slglon. New Jsfsry.
s NJ. Goddard and wife. Cotton Cal
Casper Nhllney and vie. New York
Geo. X. BaFson, san FRANCESCA.
" Z. CAMP Louisville.
X. c. Minor, Stockton. CaL
H. Il Parmengar. L. = =. AleatrosA
Leonard [. Jones. san Francisco.
THE DILLER.
Rev. j. N c. Warren. Lopez,
J. " Clancy, tSss3nef. AIch-
Geo II. Barnes. Fort wrangsl.
J. ). Hogan. S1anN pod.
David Boyle. N4tiace.
r.. l. Blankenshlp. Olympia
Pete Harvey. LtsaAany.
A. A. Carson, Alnss grlh.
j. ". n. OIIn. &ew York
r. b. Kelly, Roseland-
J. 5. Krusuan, YELLOWSTONE PaFk.
Mr.. !. IS. White, Cogpeville.
EDWARD JENNIE, Coapevllis-
Mrs. 1enne and chAld, CoapeVllle.
W. n Holt. Berlin. Wis.
NJ Johans0a. Victoria.
D. T. McEacher, New York,
Frank 5. Fowler. New YORK
Geo Howard, Port Gamble.
T. Ross Portland.
JACOB Happily Unioa City.
: Il. Clark. California
+ A aogen. California
= :. stsarrsSIi, Nan1Imo. 3. c.
Mrs Steafguan. %anAtnl0. u, g.
Tnha T.foga, nj. Vernon
r. r kally, 81. Vernon -
joan ~. a'it 4,- llaS, 90
Jay As1~As, -. Iart.sr-
., ,s e Nessilian- Machlas.
q. IS. Phelps. Clear l.ASe.
THE OCCIDENTAL
T. Roberts. Chicago.
A l. Jamsssa s ,,s VIE spoAa
l. :. hsis.s : ~ gxisrs, ca
= - $50 1ff,o,t1@rs
~. IsS~.;' - Sses[r. ysrnon
a., a; -. NJ a. f4o1sS@ san Francisca.
" elss =, ". s,-.sss .7s,,s-r xesesf-
= N,.~Fg. Ag<ss~.+@g9e
=; 81 i~15, 49, g-1sv
mares - : .tes,.,.,rv,s
=. II fa+tsili !" .--s-.s
M b04iins, ~ es'
$. brennan C4Ly. "a. S,v.~s -orsu
william lr4-tn@ 49, 49, a.
A. = 1eIsA; r9..-..4lN'
:. sieEhEts S-laelt.S
J. y. All. cno.-SSfnas-..
". y. norton. 4s"s
r Creese. f,assL4u1-
=. :. Lasseh d.he~~-
=. - Jones tltF.
J. ". Pratt tity.
". ID Kay IAles&o-
A r Mclean 1@efifns- -
y. l.. Buchanan aE2d VIE. lsceusA
Ar. and Mrs ~. IT. Evans. A|oAAA fes~4-
vnfi0n.
G. J. Koeford. san francesca
J. r. s1laE ap0as.e
NJ = Curtis and wife. View Tofs.
n 81 bro0Au7a1. SGga@ef.
Mis- Z Barr New York.
THE BUTLER
Ms. II = t.a 1 s..s..s
-. "a Ms n ur9wn. wseasIanA.
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The SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SATURDAY OCTOBER 1891

hs~s ss@z, cid ar9 young 1rcks- tsE41.
gsess. Sc. cd pigeons. Let ycEzg pa
sozs sE&s15a
Mooi and Hops
woos-Se-1nx. Sevaaz. LG19es Oregon.
szG14e. @swtae-n, zs.5lzcs fail S11i1Szz
eozss Iaz5s' TEScs ssn joaquin, 2sEaas-s
rE&c. %8rgneTa ss-1E f4sie-es zso---2-12l2s
rggsae. sa7 Joaquin plains. E3se-
Eopz-lssS crop. sxs19c Per pcu1cs EsNs
1l@1se per pound
Money and Exchange.
seerItrs o. Lon6ca. sixty days $sss'
sigAt. ss-&.-
Financial
Silver bars -. e. prsfrs-Ssght -. =
Mex COS ...+ss9s4s@ Telegraph Ia
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Oct S-Wheat-Stea4y and
firm. Ne. ! bluestom, Sc. No. I CLUB. ssc.
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spectators wha prete<s anxiety 2solt
CAHG. - fever 81 the South. sv a u1EfC&-
pa e1actlna. vii have se1s influence
4fser sxtraerss-ary psarcAases sar rsrisn-
ls1DaEt q stocks tro-z every S-eAs1.z.
there must necessarily - sc- ttsn@ ssSS
e1yang .Tcna that quarter. Yet aSS.lavss
= SD lzcTeastrE. TIE prc1aettxs foTev
steadily eriz~zeS thH distribution %
wages s@aFGs an Increasing Eazl5 tST p1af-
cAases. ard the toanda,t5ns a. s4la -
exchanges are - psr cent larger thar II
Crop reporters wAo have widely di~e-Ta
as~ ssTse gsts1sng Is 80 = =, = s,, ss..
whlra IS neariy 80 ass ass bs1sAess rnere
Tran = required Ter heEns Wss- SEP
lns stocks as fney were 5usy l. Shs 49,
for several years. As foreign reP@rSs n
ctrsfe a szrger demand anc sxsarts ssnse
jury I have b@ea nearby IS aeAyx = =
the best pASt year, Win @ssa,Ees PUSHES
LAST week axsins; ss&a51 last year, re
recovery 81 II ceaEs n graeS saf 80 $50
i not without reason Western receipts
continue % exceed last years
A large Increase IN the proiGcts q 20
iYou and hsayy re&lfztng sales o. Aoss as-S
on speculation have caused 1ecAne .
IS cents % 81 - Ser EesssEleT at f1Stse3FS.
taonEn gray forge there hSs sdNA5csa =
cents and pig Eren "a stronger 81 Chicago
and Raster markets.
Bat anlshea products grew ssTonseT,
WILT a 1sEg&fa& GAtEAEF3f54E nc A%kHs~ -
n works in operation n EaaEy bfa0SnsSs
50 that decays n delivery "a sheets aiso
tin p.2te bars are embarrassing, ara IN
some other branches orders cannot e
filed within enc OF more months
The building e mere vesSeis on ne i9Nes
ard SEA coast heavy orders fer sheets.
bars. reds and pipe a4ve caused aaFAAcfs
averaging i per cent. for tns week "a 81
classes. TIE me1 general gain = sci mo&
quite = per cent. from the lowest pe4At-
Reports Of Gem ns1sEEAcE in steel rails are
denied and X il sad that only thTee
large producers VIII agree on prices, y are
the rod and xtre compact appears % g
SIN IN the future
WooG has now reached an average q
e 81. cents uer pound Ter 10 quotations OF
domestic ay Coates Bros. % tfllls1e- Sl-aA-
showing i rise u cents since a year Ase'
with a nauch heavier rise N some GG@4t-
ties but from an average decline O. u
cents from March. lsia Speculative st+es
sstll account Tor most o. the @ssFes-s.S.
which has been AZ the chief MARKERS =
"a 10 pounds for me week, ~ ~aieh s.soas-
purchasing some wool for mixture WITH
the cheaper WOODS he'd for some mcntas
past. The rtSs has 50 greatly eacce0ea
the advance IN prices y "a 0 IN goods sAss
the mills might have 20 pause oat soF tlS
very large stocks purchased u aaN1nSs-
Goods are strong. with Few fuTtAeE az
vaneeS in some grades, but In me aEsIs-
gate thus far not - per cent from me
lowest point. against 80 par cent ADVANCE
II the average price OF w9ol.
Failures for the week were IL against
rs last year. and . IN Canada. against
Il last year.
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. 0ct- 8 1ss-.
Fair weather; stsgiona-Ty temperatures
Z. s DEPARTMENT or AGRICULs-
TLEE WA-A4 fzEl BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Oct :. tsss.
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". are rcw prepared 20 % eo-n posstson
ror re trAz. tEnY me&suFsg 81 %aagarsil.
AlnIoz Brewer sS4 Loax Primer. saEls~
gaeg.sn gzHrxEsseS Call o. address Post
Ints.4sxens 81. seattle
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Lab TRANSPORTATION co.-weekly
Tine Card
Steamer Campaign. Skagit river route.
have Seattle Oct. 5 a, Z a. IN Oct al
"a n. Oct , at a. IN. leaves Mount
Fera0n Oct. AZ ? a. m. Oct : ats a m.
Get = AZ 70 a. m. calling A. Everett
TsgrsaAy go.nE north cal.lag az TuisiIp
ssaaweod FIR. skagii City Mount vernon
sss Avon
cay dock-sleauers for All points On
q sound Open all night. n N
NDoNAi4O. Master. Telephone Main =
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sv.TTLE. wHATCoM AND BLAINE
s..a-1er George Z. Starr leaves Seattle
- "a Moa4Ay, "Wednesday aud FRI
- srrsving AZ Blaine a e. u. Return
- S1zves Blaine 3. n Tuesday, Tnurs-
Ia and Saturday.
Arlington dock
srzone Pike %.
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rs,efre--,st Hctef. s@st family h..sl n
safe exesNsmg Focnk. a. az~4sTn improve
uealz Ne bar.
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Opening game football Saturday. 49,
n ssssgn = ceata.
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ADAMS ...- .-.-.]@ -ttes States &c.. al
American 81. --- III Wells FaTEa ..Gs
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The following table. compiled by Brad
street shows tbe bAnk cIcaFings az the
leading cities for TIE week eaded October
with the percentage % Increase ard de-
crease. rs compared Rltn the correspond
ing week last year.
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A CARGO or WILD AFRICANS.

Totals .. 81 4ESs59 60 49,,
sNet Included 81 total
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,lnneY and Exchange.


s,sriins o. I4onaoa. sixty days, stssAs'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-09

TO Care Constipation Forever.
Take Casearets Candy Cathartic. l0c
refund money.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-09
EraIEa Echoes.
EDITOR MERID1oNAI.

/ EDITOR MERIDIoNAL.
Fall gardens are growing nicell
but its getting rather dry.
j NJ. Ransom attended the p. p
meeting at AbbeviIle last Saturday
Farmers are busy gathering theil
| corn and hauling 1heir winters wood
| The dust is getting very trouble
some making travel very disagree
ahle.
George White and Charlie Alex
andef are at Gueydan on the car
penter force.
Miss Mary Bassey spent part 81
last week 10 Ahbeville The gnest OF
Mrs ". ". Mazdeld,
Hayward Mccormack and Mis-
Ella May Maxfeld oi Abheyile All
tended tie hall at -Boudreaux's hall
last Saturday night.
The gins ut this place are only
running occasionally and as tAe fall
il The price Of caiton is keeping it
in tho hands Of The farmer.
The quarantine and yellow fever
scare has parallzed all business and
even news items. Keep SO close.
oae has q be quick TO catch any
thing worth telling
Very few Of the voters Of this
ward have registered. Why is II
that people are 50 careless Of their
Interests and then grunble if things
are not done to suit theul2
Archie Young came over from
Gneydan last Friday. He says
thakquaranaine Is bolheripg badly at
that place as they cant get lumber
fast enough fer the buildings iu pros
gfess.
Sept. =, 1897. sUNFLowEE
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-09

Paul Dsmanad6, while riding
through his fe.d Friday morning.
came across a sick man lying under
tree. who said that he was suffer-
ing from some kind Of fever. In
mediately wild rumofs were circula
ting to The effect that l.le man was
down with yellow fever Drs. A
r. Trshan, Aladd and g'olson yisi-
ted the unfortunate man. and de
elared that he had malariaI fever.
He was propafly attended 10 and will
be sent 10 the hospital in New Or
leans Lafayette Gazstte.
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Excursions for the Eaf1.

The Southern Pacific has granted one
fare rates round "trip Morgan City to
Beaumont and on all branches for the
week of the Jennings Fair,and arrang
ed for a special excursion train Thurs
day, Oct. 28th, from Lafayette to Jen-
nings, at a rate OF one cent a mile as
last year, with one cent rate in effect
that day from all stations between
Morgan City and Jennings and between
Beaumont and Jennings and Oh all IN
termediate branches. This will give
everyday the cheapest possible rates
to the Jennings Fair, which win be by
all odds the greatest yet held.
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mauriceyIiie N + seings.
EDITOR MERIDIoNAL::

A deep thinker wrote, some days
ago, these memorable words on pa
per: "The yellow fever may spread
and The yellow fever may not
spread" we have for sale an abso-
lutte prev entiVe Of yellow fever.
Dear countrymen, be advised by
me, an army Of physicians, among
them men recognized as authority
wherever medical science is known.
prescribe and endorse the Maurice
vile Church Fair, December Is and
10, 1896, as The only sovereign aud
ilfallible remedy against the yellow
fever. Come all and try, without
question you will perform une cure
dc rire. ]" Remember the days and
date, December 1919.
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-09

"0ne ham,one piece Of pie aud one
cup Of coffee each for twenty FIVE
hungry people" is what the people
Of Houston, Texas, thopghs gen
teel safiicieney for twenty FIVE men
women and children who we're de-
tained near that city for several
hours before allowed to go through.
Lafayette Gazette.
This is an Improvement on Lafay-
cite which kept eight drummers
locked up in coach for twelve
hours without single mouthfnl Of
food. st. Martinyille Messenger.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-09
ORDINANCE.

An ordinance fixing and defining what
shall constitute a legal fence, within the
limits of VernIton parish.
Belt ordained by the Police Jury of
VerIlilien parish In legal assembly con-
venea, That d lawful fence shall be con-
structed Of three wires or bars to be equi
distant apart. one foot more or less from
the earth and the top wire or bar to be 3
feet not more then 81 fFem the level of
the earth and to have good strong posts
not more than 1s feet apart with said
wire or bars to be we'll fastened thereto.
All ordinances or resolution Of this body
in conflict with this ordinance be and are
hereby repealed
J. TnECLET THERToT
a.. PICARD,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-09

We have added 10 our exchange
list The Herald, published al Grove.
ton, Trinity County, Texas. Il is
the official organ Of the county ii
which it is published, is filed with
entertaining reading and is 4aicely
printed. ihe Baptists are holding
. big meeting and The Herald sAys
there are some happy women 10 The
town on account Of The conversion
Ct their husbands. Cotton is selling
at 81 cents. The artesian well
borer have gone down eight bpnared
feet. The Texas pecan crop will be,
heavy and The unts are recommend
ed for fattening hogs.
Trinity Is ia Eastern Texas which
il not as good a secuon as North
western Texas. The editor Of The
Medium lived in Cieburpe. johnson
county, from 1867 to 1869. Abbe
vile 6. o. Medium.
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Nevada is the most sparsely sci.
tied State in America. There are
nearly two and half square miles TO
each inhabitaot; next comes Idaho
with one inhabitant to each square
The night guards at The trains
we're maintained up ill Wednesday
night. The railroad at that time
took off the night trains, and will
run until further notice only day
trains. No PERSON is allowed to get
off At this depot, coming from either
Patterson Optic.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-09

Ne do all kinds q Job wai /.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-09

The result in the trial Of ]. Mon
roe Underwood for entering the
room of youngl pure girl. is indeed
a just verdict and will meet the ap.
proyal Of all logors Of morality and
Justice. e.-optic.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-09

At conference held q week ago
between the police commissioners
and the Mayor Of the city Of New
Orleans decided to ask supt. OF the
Police Caster for his resignation,
which lie refuses to do.
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE,
ABBEVILLE, LA , =
OCT. 5, 1897. !

whereas, the presence Of yellow fever IN an epidemic
form at New Orleans Mobi e other points on the Gulf
coast have made necessary quarantine against said localities
adopted October 4 1897 J. Nelson Greene, Mayor Of the
Town of Abbeyle La, do hereby issue my proclamation call
upon the inhabitants Of the said town to place their homes
and property il sanitary condition as is possible in due
conformity to the following:
ORDINANCE
Relative to maintaining the yardprvy vaults and out build
lngs n the Town Of AbbeVle in ceany condition and pro
Vldng penalties for failure to do So
Be It Reso7ea That is hereby made the duty Of each
owner Or tenant Of property within the limits Of the corpora
ton Of Abhevle- keep their premises in eleanly
ton. and free from all infectants and filth
Reso70ad Further, That any person or persons who may
refuse to comply with this notice after days verbal notice
given BY the Constable shall be subject to fine Of Five
Dollars for each oense recoverable before any court Of
poraon to proceed against either Or tenant for the
recovery Of the same, as they may deem proper
Be further Resoed That any neglect upon the part Of
the Constable enforce the foregoing ordinance shall subject
him to fine Of Five @ Dollars also recoverable before any
court Of competent jurisdiction.
Adopted July 4 1877.
Given under my hand officially this 5th day Of October
1857,
) Nelson GREENE,
Mayor.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-09
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