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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
HIGHER COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

Austin Texas. April ~ Tho following
proceedings were had In the supreme court
today:
Application grautod Dwight-skinncr Il
Go. Ns. Matthews Miller * Co., from Run
Applications refused John V. Hughes vs..
MGints pattcr Grocer Company ct al from
HUNT; Western linton Telegraph Company
W William G. SnodgraaS, from Bcxar;
German American insurance Company ".
s. $ lSvants, fiom Cooke; New York Life
insurance Company Ns. Elizabeth Drlopp.
adninlstratrlX, from 'inrrAnt; Charles Wer
mes VS. Irautwcin * VOTERS, from he
Nlttt pgl9atine cottgn Seed on Cpmpauy
vs. Corsicapa OH CSmpany, from Ander
son; International and Great Northern
Railroad Company VS.. 4, $. Jackson from
Anderson.
Application dismissed for want Of iuris
Il'l on I.an Ford vs. Citizens halfway
submitted, MrH H. j. Coleman VS.. Flrst
National Bank ot WaNahache, from Ellis
county WaXahache National Bank rs.
Set for May Is; l. wv ". L. cowen VS..
First National Bank OF Brownvlllc, from
Cameron.
san Antonio Railway Company US. george
Washington Ct al, from Wharton.
nSmissed Tor want OF jurisdiction: Julio
Mendoza vs.. Atchlson Topeka ana Santa
nc ltu.lway COMPANY, from III paso.
Notlons fnr rchcarng submitted San An.
tonic Real Estate building ana Loan As
smclaton rs. S0lon stewart, from BcXar;
lhosMN Lumber Company ct al vs.. lious
ton Water Company from Fort Bend; Gal
weston, Harrisburg and san Antonio Rail
WAY Company IS. c. NJ Morris, from
Motion TO recall execution, set for MAY 81
George X. SummerhiN ct al rs. Tempe Oar
row ct nj, from Bowie.
II waa ordered that ten cases be trans
ferroi frou the Fifth 10 the First dis
trct and that thirty cases be transferred
from the Firth 10 the Fourth district
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AQUATIC HORSE RACING.
Six Races at Newport with the Track
a Foot Under Water.
JEFFRIES AND RUHLIN ARE MATCHED
The Fight Is TO Come OFF at San Fran
oisco-All Games in National League
Were Postponed

Cincinnati April pa new and novel
record was established At the Newport
track today when six races were RIM over
II tract. averaging foot Of water and In
some places deeper The home stretch for
about seventy yards was completely mun-
dated ana part Of the back stretch was
covered with water. There were many
ex, ltins contests during the day and thous
an's cheercd the riders as they rode, dare.
dcNd fdSh'un through toe lake on the home
stretch. Not n horse wabbled until the
nhish IN the last event. when Julius Wer.
ner and Isaac s. stumbled, throwing their
riders Into the water. hun the hoys we're
not Sc iously Injured, The racing viii be-
cenIinued tomorrow and saturday under
NE same conditions. Tonight the tnrfmrn
are taiklng OF the evontion of horse rae
ms Into an aquatic sport
I'VE iurl n = selllng-Fairy Dell. Flying
Bird Chemisrttc. Time l:07
Five and a half fnrlunrs- Maggie w
FAIRY na}, Mastorful. Time 1.1lN.
Mhc aud siNtceuth. hundlcan- Casttne
Dohna Seal, Peter Duryca Time l:5Cp
Nile, selling Sarasamp. Eous. Prince of
Song. Time -
-Four furlongs Montana Pioneer, Follow.
Mac l. Eugl sh Time :52S, w
SIX tur'onga II NJ Mn9cta, Julius Wer.
ner Guerdon. Time l;2lM.
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STRIKE OF COTTON OPERATIVES
McAden Thinks the Whole Country No..
Be Affecfnd "'ay

Charlotte, N. C., Apr!i o5-n-
MeAden' president of the Southern 90.
tom spinners association, said TODAY tbo,
he had heard of no developments reg , ,S ,na
me proposed strike of cotton mill opera r'
DO you think the one,.a+,,
s9 nv WlH strike If ordered to do IN Ene
Con M 1he strike Is ordered hy Presidor.
he general he replied. "Tha a1sp % It VIII
Sy y Or d6 me country viii be aff ecfrg
much organization among The n mas been
sure sngspt bd N Sae ctSs towns and pfoP P@
been perfected in the Dest s"ss aa. has
An Rne union seems to be strong in Rs Gngs
and IN * riLr.esehsboro Concord. Gastna,n
nemnefs Of the union among the o m1s many
yine mo for II insi f1Nl districts. AT McAde5s,
me, Of the union and les, are not
N m o nars ,nc,hns 70 do with The sr they
Il similar feeling" '"'rF places have
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sToMAcHs THAT WON'T woRk,
hat Retain the Food and Refuse to
Digest Il, Make the Head Heavy
and the Nerves Weak. Need
Stuart's Dvspensia Tahlrts

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
who have tired noxlops NY ,rn,ge n.I ,,ct
ably he skcpticni. but strntIrisn raet sb,s
whom stuart's nvspensta 1snlacts ~ -,
Whether Inc tr6uble b. dvsners,S ~ " inn,,
Standing. OF merely n slmnie rose ~ inHss
gestion relief IS pronnt bna ns',o,,,,,..Nt
The less The tronble tbe fe,rrr ,a,,ie,.
fIrayiness aft,r c,tI,r so,r s.,,o,.h a..
Indicated BY heiehinF. faflsne Viii siirbf
t.Nartlpn ar win MT .yant5 w - -, sig =, \
tnrhed sleep nsrvnnsness ~ ~, a,s
preston. "blues.'' these things can com mn
monty be set doU,n rs ey,,,,,,.,,v sNn V5ln'
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Aoueduot Ros,ilts

New York. April 2j-The Aoueduct track
was heavy and sloppy. The Ozone stakes
and two handlcaps lent some tone TO the
card aud the racing WAS spirited Favor
,les had bad day Gold Iack. in he
tnhhssH neang Tue only one 10 RET irst PAST
stakes. Wv "Aohe
Sidney Lucas ran a good race IN tho
~ mud IN The stretch ne rompcd tlToneh
sterling ANU royal
,., FNe and half fmlougs Gold Lack Tho
'n,th,mh'liain Sreedmns. Time ia ''
Damse Cyozenuctl, EagiNo Tig, e, t tsed
MIC ami seventy Yards SIDNEY Tnco,
i'2 Fonr StgrIlins' Magic Light Time "a ~
slehes- Carroll d.. Elsie H.. ,Iuvspue G Tim,s
W atnoVl seven furlongs, selling -MiIls,re,m
: Five furlongs Lockett. T,moh \, ~,
EsSencc. Tiue 1:04a.5 Nd WIS,
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INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.
The Meeting at HiIISbOrO Is Regarded
as The Best Yet Held.
FIFTY TEXAS CITIES ARE REPRESENTED
A Great Growth in Industrial Activity
Throughout the State Is Reported
by the Representatives

hiilsboro, Texas, April 25.-rhe first -
sion of Tho con,o,ttn, ~ ~ NJ, -
r.t,t, any,, ,,..t,.,",o, ~" t'N"S MA
Estate ana industrial association was held
mere today Ihe meeting Is REGARDED az Tho
best the assorlntlnn hna hct s a. t,.Il
cures "a remarkable awakening of The in.
dnalrlL progressive spirit In Texas II was
called to order at 10 a. m. hy President /
W. higgins. Rev. &. r. Wright tnvokrd
the divine blessing on the dcliheration OF
the conyentlon.
Am address OF welcome was delivered by
Hon. El3Dn Phillips, who feHeifnted i'm the
dawn OF industrial Texas. lie was respond
"a 80 by AR. Higgins charaetcr,sticaily WAC
nnder who was crossed out by me spirit
OF Development and prosperity
A. n. Evans called the roll OF cities aud
IN RESPONSE 10 the question Are you alive
or dCadF representatives from ntty rc.
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STATE.

Austin Is preparing big reception
FOR the president.
1he governor has comtuted the death
sentence OF Tobe Garrett.
The 2. T. A. Of Texas Is In session at
Fort Worth.
The governor has signed the bin pro
rlding for the Investment Of the perma.
nent school fund.
The New York visitors spent the day
at Galveston and sugariand.
Miss Johnson OF yeIasco shot herself
through the heart at Galveston.
The state .ical association elected
obicers and committeeman.
An attempt 70 hold MP Qucen city
was made by masked men; Night Watch
man King was murdered.
The opera house at Dallas was de.
strcyed by fire.
Representatives of fifty Texas cities
are IN attendance on the real estate
and Industrial convention al Hfllsboro
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$50 PEOPLE KILLED.
Boilers OF Electro-chemlcal Works E,


Boilers OF Eleetro-chemlcal Works Ex-
ploded.
Frankfort, April -, The boilers Of the
Grieshelm ro-Chemieal works, near
GrieSheim, exploded this afternoon and the
factory caught fire. The three boilers OF
the works exploded The explosion WAS
audible horN The Frankfort fire engines
scene Of disaster.
The number OF dead and injured Is esti-
mated az loo, but can not be determined
nntil the lis, OF employees OF the chemical
works can he compared with the survivors,
me IRE continues 10 burn. although the
great part of the Frankfort iirc depart
mcnl aud troops are trying 60 prevent its
spread TO the buildings outside OF the fire
Aune.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
LOCAL.

Confederate Decoration day will he
observed. today by decorating Confed.
crate graves.
Local lodges, l. o. o. T., win ccle.
brate tonight the eighty second ami.
vcrsary OF the l. O. o. II. organization
In America
How the public can view the South.
ern Pacific industrial exhibit now in
stalled on Main street
President Mckinney VIII arrive at $40
q. m. ON Friday, My 8.
number Of interesting society
events.
The Street Railway company reports
satisfactory results from using oil for
fuel
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Results AZ Nssh,,;,,.

Nashville Tenn, AprIl Ok wao.n..
clear; track fast. '''''
Six furlones, scllinc-Mlke Mo,oro 49,,
todian, The Thrush. Time ,.tT,, ''"S
~ our furlongs-Monte Himrar Ara,to
Tsnlhourlge, Time ;4s4. 'N' Arpita'
re Mile ShI w,ns sixteenth selling-Anna Lau,
Belle Meade stakes, four fnricn',lt' =, ~
I Tlae az w Queen Burlington, Winter Belle i
SIX ana a half furlopcs sell,r. tt,n.
I;22 "eiuelnau. Time
SIX fuslongs, selling -Tremor. virc,e a,or
Mamie Nolan. Time l,i4I. ''e' w.
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Laltesidn Rnalll.s

Chlesso. April % Mile and 100 yards
Aeronb Frangible. pagmar Time 30 As
rive iurlongs Zaza, Barney saaJe Ism.
ma {. /. Time i.aa Is ' I'm
,,i,ahI e bi9nriongsmlriSh Jewel, Emma n
Mile and ifty Yards So -
deg Al Brown, Time i.is moore val
IlsaItka. u'iTgiS rms Van Blue Ridge, Rud
Tune la3 30 aaron, Plead.
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Tanferan Resul.s

San francisco, April -. Six fnr,ong,
selling Iliouln, Matilda o. Gror,o n ,vlSs'
Time 1;i5M. A''"'''
Six and half furioncs. sclliDr- ,,,.,,.
The Singer. McAlhert limo t.o1,. D.
-Four aud a half furloncsNI onwc?i,,, n,
vinin, ACHILLES. Time $50. "e'Sea' Di-
o. VIZ w. I ~, quarter. selling Scotch Plaid
Six furiongs. selllng-DF. cave pro,,,,,,.
The Primo. Time l:l4. ireJuulce,
,, SIX and half furlougs-Foul p,ov
Noh''i'a1e' "allensten. Time i:2ix, '"''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
OIL DEVELOPMENT.

Nine new oil companies, with a capl-
talization OF $s,s50,o00, filed charters
yesterday.
The Kelly wen Is ready to be brought
In at any time.
The crowd at Beaumont continues to
grow and the newcomers are all after
fortunes.
Another big land dcal has been made.
S2o@ohnd few days ago being sold
for $4,000.
An oil ind has Increased the excite.
mont In IIarrlson county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
POISONING Is ALLEGED.
Billy Smiths Brother Says the Puaiist
Was Murdered,

London April 26.-Nat Smith. a bro;ner
ot Billy Smith, the pugIlist who died yes.
tcrday. said to a representative of .he AS
ISOLATED Press: 'trhe National Sporting
club is determined to secure If possible
an autopsy for we are sure that apopleyy
was not the cause of death. 1t is certain
drink at the end Of the seventh round
and after he was utterly helpless He md
tue fight won when he began to sfnggen
about the ring aud fell unconscious. lie
10 prove, as everybody has been Interest
ed in hnshing up the scandal. but SHAH
have my say at the inquest If it is possl,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
DOMESTIC.

Report OF reprieve for Black Jack
Ketchum was a fake and he Is to hang.
An outlinc OF the program for the
Confederate reunion at Memphis has
been given ont.
Albert T. Patrick has been indicted
for murder.
The high water mark Of the Ohio
food has passed Cincinnati; towns
above are now out OF danger.
w. j. Bryan has given o clear state
mcnt as to his political plans.
Young Cudahy positively Identified
Callahan as his kidnapcr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
RAILROADS.

what tho consolidation Of the Could
roads would mean Is explained
The new r. and =. shops AZ Marshall
VIII soon be put into service
George Gould has been put on the
board or the Denver and Rio Grandc.
The Katy extension has been com
pletGd Into San Antonio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
SCHOOL soND enL APPROVED.
Authorizes the Investment Of the Perna
nent School Fund.

Austin, Texas. April -. The governor
this evening approved the bill authorizing
the State board OF education 10 Invest The
school fund In the bonds OF Independent
school districts. This Is the bill which the
legislature thought It had amended SO as
70 repeal The provision authorizing the pur
chase OF bonds OF incorporated elites and
towns but Investigation disclosed that the
amendment failed because 1t did not apply
TO the Vital section.
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Bonds Registered.

Austin, Texas, April a5.-1'he comptroller
registered Matagorda county bond issues
to-day as follows; JAN refundIng bonds.
5000, bridge refunding bonds. 5000; courl
house refuuding bonds So ON.
The school board purchased FOR the Der.
maneni school fund S'h0O. iail gefunilnt
Sl.f'o, bridge reNair ara 5000 court honss
refnndlue bonds Of the ahove registration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
SPORT.

The races at Newport were run
through water.
Jenries and Rubin have again been
matched.
National League games were again
postponed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEW s.
WASHINGTON.

Another long list Of army apfgint-
ments has been made public.
The Cuban delegation had a confer
cnce with Secretary Root and called
on the president
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton was unsettled and undecided.
Phillips May corn deal is being wound
up.
The hears let the bulls Of the stock
market have breathing space.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

State. The Americans have been proctic.
Ing hard and expect to put up q strong
game which viii make II very interesting
The Houston team will play rs follows
Waties and Wells, pitcher; Campbell,
catcher; Marmian first base: Preston, sec
ond base; Druesedow, third base; Ellis
berry; Shortstop; Hamblem. left field;
Leach, center field Mulyyhill, right ield.
The street ear service Will be perfect.
Came begins at $3.50.
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Aanillttsd Il Murder cha,nn.

Waco, Texas. April s5.t-nob johnson was
acquitted fills afternoon In Judge SCOTS
court on the shespr Of murder. lie was
chareed with Killing j u. Daniel which
occurred IN 1873, The case has attracted
great deal 81 attention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
Cabbaae Are SIN IL

., 10rpus Christi, Texas, Aprn 25.-c,ahh.,o
s sn maintains Its boom, the price ,ods,.
oeing Sl9S per 100 pounds sh,,, souay
pieyed i ou neavy' but the crop Is nimns,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

'ne University % Texas bAseban cinn =,
Ausun VIII play In Houston snna.v ~ ,, !.
Tue AmeFiesps. The university hss ~.
'ost game tails season and are 49,. "a
efed one Of the strongest teams in , tss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
Death Sentence Commuted.

,o AIs'in .,.,, rSSas April srhe seyernog
fuhe GArnett. who was to hang Ia Sher.
man May Tor wife murder 10 ilfc I'm.
prisonment. The murder was committed
about ten years ago.
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Driver atsIlv u,,.,

p'Ns'a' Texas, April 25.-DenIson NJ,
s ep N as American Express companv,s a sv'
plight and reserved y iajurl a0yIas train last
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JEFFRlEs AND RuHLlN MATCHED.

They VIII Meet in San Francisco son,e
Time During July or August.
San Francisco, April 25-The National
sporting club announces that it has
matched Jefrrics and Rubin for fight in
this city during July or August
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

nm indigestion is the direct cauSe =, al.
stop t as y thousands Of persons ap assnse
Prickiy Ash I Bltt a. inc start with a little
stomach and aids digestion "engthens the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
American Jockey Won

London April pat the first days
racing In the Sandownc Park second snring
,,raa1I today the sandowne PARK stud
ridden by l.. Rcin. W." '''''
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TWENTY Years Ior Murder.

Greenvlle. Texns, April 25,-Arter argu-
mcnts In the I.eaeh,Iemison murder case
Yesterday morning, the Jury retired and
came ia during the afternoon with YER
diet Of murder In the second degree, assess
ing tic penalty a. twenty years In the
penitentIary,
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Austin, Texas, April 25.--Charter nled
other than oil companies: III Paso Wav-
house company OF III Paso; capital stock
N.u,uuN. lncofporators u. Il. Hammett,
Jr,, Felix Martin and w. d. Latta.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26
FOREIGN.
CHINA.

boiler explosion In Germany caused
heavy loss Of life.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

Mr. Conger has reached san Fran.
cisco; declined TO discuss the Chinese
situation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-26

Sehd ne money, but write 81 gh Spps's
BOX ", for SIX hotties ot b. s,t Racine, Wis.,
w PAID II CARED. pay sssit ROT s,,s,e,r !. I've
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGrE
AMERICAN LEAGuE
Played. Won -,

u Detroit, April 25.-Amerlcan reocro
Milwaukee, 49, Detroit ii. Ae"sue-
Chicago, April 25.-Americor -
cleveland 3; Chicago I. '''n League
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Better for the Blood Than Sarsaparllla
For Those living In the Malaria Dis.
trlcts. Groves Tasteless chm Tonic,
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EXAMINATION Will nEcInE
Whether Appointess Are to Be First o
Second Lientenants.

Washington. April IS. Yesterdays an.
pointmenis In he army are simply dssls.
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lMnxz1zassszz2

No charge for consultations ana sxssnlse.
Complete 64-page hook ana ss,,.s.s. ~
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Q "a & II II EE r "a.
Bears tho \, The Kind yoa Haw ksays Bsugti
'''' # A.M2zzZsx
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-01-12
The Chinese Problem.

INcW OEACAuS ICdy uuC.
Just at time when there was
reasonable ground to hope that the
trouble in China was nearing a salts
factory solution comes the report
that the Chinese government has
changed its mind, and has instructed
its Representatives in the peace con-
ference to delay signing the Joint
agreement which it was announced
some days ago the emperor had
agreed to. Whether this is merely
a diplomatic move to secure delay,
or bona fide Indication that the
anti-foreign elements are again in
the ascendancy, is of course difficult
to say, but the net result will be to
delay the final resumption of COM
merc,at relations.
So unsatisfactory has been the
Pekin that Secretary of State Hay,
acting for the Government OF the
United States. has suggested to the
other Governments interested that
the negotiations be transferred from
Pekin to Washington, or to some
European capital. 1t has long been
felt that the Ministers at Pekin
were too readily influenced by their
surroundings, and, moreover, were
biased by the dangers and hardships
they had undergone during the
siege of the Chinese capital.
While the suggestion that the ne
gotiations be transferred from Pek1n
good one. the mutual jealousies
of the powers may stand in the way
of the selection of any other place.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-01-12

Parish licenses are now due and
will become delinquent Feb I.IooI
License payers will please take
notice that a penalty of IS per cent
and per cent. per month interest
from date of delinquency till paid,
with all costs OF collection, is inn
posed by law. In respec, to State
licenses, the following letter is self
explanatory:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, \
AUDITORS OFFICE,
BATON ROUGE, Jan. 1, 1901.
To Tax Collectors:
beg to call your attention to the pro-
visions of Section and z6 of Act III of
1893 in reference TO the collection of State
licenses.
Section says that all licenses shall he due
and collectable during The first Two months
of each year, and shall become delinquent
on the first day of March.
Section 26 provides that ii shall be the
duty of the collector on the I'd day of March
of each year to turn over to the attorney
appointed to aid in the collection of licenses,
or in default OF such attorney to the district
attorney of the district, a complete list of all
delinquent license payers, together with their
location and kind of business, who shall pro-
coed Immediately to collect said delinquent
licenses and report on same within thirty
days.
This department desires that the law on
the subject be enforced, and that all licenses
| be collected when due,
Your attention to this will oblige,
| Respectfully,
w. S. FRAzEE, Auditor.
I. A. BRoUssARD,
Sheriff Lafayette Parish.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-01-12

- SSOsss 1e'S Jao' Q. w.
Physicians add midwives. take notice
that Act No. I67 of 1900 Of the General
Assembly of Louisiana, promulgated July
as. and in effect since August 10. 1000,
snakes il obligatory ON all physicians and
midwives throughout the State of Louisiana
to file with the Health Officers of their res.
Pective parishes q quarterly record of the
births and deaths which have occurred in
their practice, stating cause of death.
Anv violation of the provisions IF this
Law by those charged with it's execution is
made misdemanor punsShable by fine
not tn exceed $50 or imprisonment, for not
more than sixty days. both At the di.cre-
ton of the court.
Reports of births and still births, should
give color. and name of family.
All reports must be made to the under
sigued. Scott p. o., keeping record by
month for quarter beginning Oct. 1, 1900.
III. d. CUIDRY, M. d.
President Board of Health.
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