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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-22

3D. f No. 15439-By Aid. Dobner-
Resolved, That the grade of Territorial
Road from Raymond avenue to Hampden
avenue as indicated by the red line on
the accompanying profile, be and the
manent grade of said street
adopted by the Board of Aldermen
April IS, 1902
Adopted by the Assembly April II. 1902.
Approved April ~, 1902.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-22

I'D T No. 15442-By Aid Hunt
Resolved, That permission is hereby
given to the property owners in block
8, Merriam Park Second Addition. to
lower the present grade of the alley in
said block one foot in the center of the
block, running out at the same grade to
either end of the alley, the alley to be
restored to the same condition as at
present, the work to be done under the
supervision and to the satisfaction Of the
Commissioner of Public Works
ADOPTED by the Board of Aldermen
April Is, 1902.
Adopted by the Assembly April II, 1902.
Approved April 49, 1902.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-22

Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
April Is, 1902.
Adopted by the Assembly April II, 1902
Approved April 10, 1902.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
Das xbal abpdrts.

IanIpr. -Das @sri&t ereirts Don.
neriine elne peitere @arb, bic isdfte, in
unferem Borough. psl&s isnen 2anb.
complex umfabt. Der ilrsll@ annsftiri
purbe; bieielbe ipirb aus spei Difrlttsn
bsteben.-@. 2obler. Der ale Sanblanss,
in Der MrdbaIb Wine anssftsqt mar. erbisIi
Donnetftae tpdbreno Der Nrbsit cine Der.
renfte Quite unb mubts BEN Woies Top.
lor Soipital iberfibtt tperbea. = Der
aIddli&fe Wann in GopIor III Serr
Sobn 9. Weibel. benn oils Weibna1is,
sebinbe bei&sniie Jpn feline Srau nit Ell.
mem l5 Bfunb fhtperen Stammbaltsr.
Dir eratulirsn Don Ssr;sn. -9immer.
mann Sobn S4ilo fanD,oirt auf Wuni&
feiner 6reunbe in ber pietten Waro ala
Stab:ratb uno es ffebt su boFsn, bab sr
obne Rlfbalt erndblt tpirb, benn ct
meint es sbrlid nit aaen. Die S4trsi.
ser amffirten ii& eshern abenb BEL lbrsm
6ste uno ~ssierien babel aud ben Siee
ibrer 8rlber in Afrifa 70 nebsntsi.-5rlb
Steiner vt auf Der 8sfsrune unb in fem
aniegsIent tommt piebsr 8stpeeune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
Raune Gountu.

Sonesbale. SIN Der bsuti9sn iatb.
st. Waebelena 8irHe ipurbeu psiHoHene
Wede out@ Pfarrer @m. DaGeg fri.
Margaret. 1O@ter Der gbelsute gonrab
BuIf. unb Soispb Deemsr gum 8unb
flr's 2eben einsefesnet. = Or. Grno
Boiet bon 2userne perlebte bic 6eiertoes
BEL ieinem Batter babier.-Die 2iebertrans
BsibnaGts' Beibesruns an Donnerftae
abeno eeftaltete ih su elmer edit beut.
fGen 5eftli&teit. an Der ipssisQ bic Rim.
Der sroBe Sreube batien. -De Gbeleu.
ten So. PObIe bon Gburd Sia 1T cine
Tohter aeboreu tporoen. SIN Der Wobns
une Der 8rauteltsrn an DIT Siebenaebns
ter Strabe tputten perHohenen Donnsr.
tag Sri. Marp 0opel uno Wartin Seft
bon Scranton bur9 puitor Shift oils
@hepaar eiueeieenet. -8tpif4en sinem
aohleuauee bon Bort Serbs nnb bet
So~flofomotibe i'm @rie Sofe babier an
Sreitus Norasn cab ss einsn 8ufammen.
itoB. nobel Der Ssiser Sobn Rosuep bon
Bout Ssrpis ausenbhdIid eei5ptst tpuroe,
Ioni aber niemano UerlsBt tpurbe; bsibs
Solomotipen ipuroen itait befdaeigt.
- AnnOneirt i'm ,@p9eabIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02

Gin tpertbbsaer gepinn. Serr 9bo.
mas D. Walorp, EN- ssa&tstsr BaIeet
bon Ooune's Gresf. Mo.. ienbet foIeens
oss Sdreibsn : ..gine Rsbi3in, 6Ornl's
Alpenirduter 8luibslebsr genannt, befen
Sic in Shrsr 9eituns g~rtudbnuna tbatsn.
tpar Elm tpirlIider Sssen fdr mid. SD
bin bod in Sabrsn. Wan&mal fiblte
i'd 10 elenb, BOB i'd oahte es einee balb
nit mir gum 2ebten unb CAB ale Sof.
nuns auf. ie tpieber better su tpetbep.
Nein @ebd6tniBpsrm6ssn maj se.
Idndht unb i'd fofnie peoer cine Galius
taiion MAIDEN. nod einen @ontraft aus.
arbsiten. Da b5rte i'd bon biefer Wsb
lain unb be8ann icfort cine Sur bnmit.
Nls 8eiultat fam i'd nur bemsrfen, bnb
i'd an @stpi6t unb 8rdftsn itstis aunatm
unb teuie frdftiser flble tpie felt Sabren.
Sd perishe mein @siadft pie in msinen
bsften Sabren unb babe ieitbem feipen
Doftor eebrauht." - SIN utter. ipenn
bic 3tdfte Idpinben. ipirb Elm miIb ftdr.
fenbss MitteI sur Noibpenbiefeit.
5orni's gIpenirduter 8lutbeIeber sieuei
i& ean; beionbers fdr bsrartise Sale.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
Neme Mmsei8em.
Meniabrss0rnf
2emis ,,itb NeiaD

wiiniHtn ben frieofsrtigeu, ebtlihen qeut:n Del
Bslt Elm froblihet Reutibr Bir fub alld
lid. neil mir in tinem Der blibtnbfen Sidbte
p,lsn mobusn. in einsm Der befsn Counties il
ei1sm Der arobten Sfaaten uno in Dem ar6bter
eanos, bas ib.rtuupt Don Rsniheu 6.iuobni
uiro. Inter ben etdbteu. Ortfhaften uni
Dorfsru otr,u mir DEFENDERS ssbsntsn molten
fno be folgeuoeu:
&iItts Barre. @eorgstopn.
Ringiton. Samltp.
Bennett, ponesoalt,
8ortp 8ort. @opmart,
@pomina. Glmburt,
Barlons. Roseop,
Rinsrs Rias. eoalosboro.
Wil Greet. 9obpbauna.
aafin. Rount 9oeono,
Uatstpile. Boeono Summit.
sitisfon. ertteo.
Dutpea, 6enrsbiqe.
aadamauna, epragutpile.
Saplor, Bcrtiano.
: aposa. Strouosburg.
Mooft. @ater Sap,
Rinoota. Delapare,
Saneof. Rauuufa Gbunf.
etarliQ6t. preAon Bari,
Gontlin, Bate Como,
Great Beub. gopntile,
Rew Ru'orb. Belmont
alforo. Rleafaut.
&inssItp't, lluiouooIt.
6ohtr. 6oret Siq.
Rihrlion. 6arbouoalt.
8atOrpuias. Bbits Bridge.
Ga PLUME, 9trmpu.
Dalton, RapftIo.
@lenburn, arhbalb.
Ginrts eummii. Bintou,
gbinGilo, Redplls,
Rap Mug, Oippbant
Sunmort. DidfOn Gitp
@immtrs. Sbroop,
R~aplemoob. Scrantou.
eaft GritL Biugbamton.
Ronfsy Run. eouilin Center.
R5eG \: LANCE IebeH unb eeoeibsn in Dem
neuen Sabr, n Der @unia bon
xepiS nnS HeiID,
bic ,brIi&,u uuO sitoIsrti@ftsu sduOIsr In
etisfelH, e@nbsu, Hubbsrs, etc.
i'm nOrO6fliasH @snnfpIuanisn.
GtabIirt 1883.
ia unb 116 Wbumins ausuus,
Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02

Rs f0-aat biz 4s&ts. 5ittl aHb 9uisrsdH
er gniIasitn. Warv DpHnsay, in uHp auf al
has gentle @runbhif, stItstn in er Stabt
Srantpn. eaddpanHa &pnnls unb Siaai
pennsylvania, an tiHr Strabt ethdHui une be-
Ianni ale 9rpius assnus. btitrifstn ne foIat {:
81 Got Ne. 2 i'm Ouaprat rhtr gled go. fl2,
nHe etltaen au 9ruins Apfnus [friber Bale
Siraet] auf BEN pIaus psn Scranton, peraus-
i4tIt9 stbsris sinestrassH. eflaatf Get 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02

Zine Gr,,,ohs osos, h;e QoA;sa,
garIors ia BON eer BoIisei inaueurirt
morbsn.
a. gh,vr.s s.,,...at,, L., vs;a.
oesern ro6 @1noi,sr ,ro ~ IA ssr NE
nSAEsr ,r,s; Sosss - hsr, ss,as,,.sn
0;nns Cont. Ss,s;,.i na% [,ns;,s~ s.r%
S,n S ""sh;ISsn ,n;,s ~
- Die Srauune oss 9srrn George
US. Sprniot uno fri. Souile Snlotier'
bed. 1odter BON germ uno 6rau S6lot'
terced BON 745 Aoans Apenue. fano aes
tern Abeno IN Der iSions Rlrde an Dift
I'm Auenue tur6 Yahor Yb. j. Sttel'
mann. Dnfe! Der Sraut. tutt; pattor
VI o. alentamp. Yator Der 8emeinoe,
atl,ttlrse. glne sabirelde uno fs'ne @ss
tshiaaft. paite it@ e'n8sfunoen. UNI per
eerefnon'e pe'sutpopnen. tpelre groBes
Snterefe erre9ts. Na9 Der 1rauun8
tane stn @mpfang uno Souper I'M oauie
Der Draulsltsrn ttait uno oanii traten ew
9isnusImapsIsn e,ne lanssrs 9o@asi'srsile
an, mel@e ppiaoeippsa' 9tem Dott uno
~
- Dts gSelbna@fsfeite ces scranton
Sleoertrana 8s1talfen ltI INNER tut 5nne
uno WI su elneni lponen oeutluen ga
rislleniette. absr oieiss Sabr bate man
me Asnosrun9 oor9snomrnen une ais
Sonniag Apsno per Sor9ane IN ietnsf
Qaue 8epooen fpuroe. Dol np oen Anne'
isneen Elm pra@tooler. our9 farelee
slsttr'i@e Sl~ier erpeltsr We'pnaD's'
eauni. um pen rtngs psrum etne 9IoBs
Ansapi perlpooue @si9ents ftr o,s S'n'
osr auf9etpurfat parsn. Que @el@ents
puroen oar@ Aarisn mn 9fani,nern aus
getpeAt m oer Sueel Der gmpfanger
Iuuis o'e 9aue, aus Ms Die lgonen ga
pen sssteiIen. Die AlI'oen tpalen aup
I6te yTi.pi nno trussn msprers sseosr DOT.
PfoI. Qsmoss9er puros NJ" mepferea
erauipoaen D'ertru9en apefralpf. Sts
Oamen pa'tsn iur einen iepr ,@fiadpaf'
Ten Sup'B gorge 8siragen. ss gag IN
Framentale Sorira8s uoetpaupt fepus
n'~'s, um oas 9anas yep gu stnsm &C.
lunesnen au ma~sn.
Superinteubent Der 1oIi,ei SrauI
RobIiua Jun, III Donner{foa Wabmittau
ourh 0irefto, Der bffentIiGsn Siberbsii
r. 6. Wormfer ieines Mmtss entbobeu
porben. tpeIh' Iesterer unter Mntpeifunp
BON Reeoroer gonnsa baneslts unb Germ
RobIina burh Elm bisstsdalidss Sdrsi.
ben bsnaHrid,iate. RseUrSsr Gonnsa
ps~rusiaerte es. ben @runb fir bic ab.
iesuna an,uasben unb psrtpiss auf Ssrrn
Wormier. Der srtIdrts. bab bic bsftsn SIN.
tereNen bes Dspartsmsnts bieIsn Sdriti
ubtbla mahteu uub bas poIiti(de @riinbs
uihts NIT Der Nnoeleo,nbeii ,u tbuu ba.
ben. Serr @obIina isIbit mai Der srife.
psIds feline abIesuna beiannt madts,
uns Sa its aIeiHbebeu,snb nit elmer gnt.
IaGuna it. bat er id enti6loEeu. uidt Al
tsfaniren. Sein NaHfolaer tpurbe niGl
befanut aemaHt uuo Gapitdr Tbomos
8,uiams abernabm porIdufa befer
BHihtsn. Samftaa 0aGmittaa tlt.b,ats
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02

- annonsirt i'm ,@pSsabIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02

gen, bod ID ss froeIia, Of bisislbe aber.
baupt baraber abfiimmsn ipirb. SIN elmer
fpdter abaebaltenen Dsrfnmmlung Der
Streiter tpurbs bic GIari Dfsrte e%infitn,
mig pertpotfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02

piu,ls [40l GuB In Grpnt uub ~einbnnbsri unb
viniis ttl01 4uB In 5itff, nit elmer fs&fbu
[t6] SUB brttitn alsv biHttu gum 1fsniiitfn
Ssbrau&t. 81 ba1sibs Gistnibuni. abuiraatn
an bsfastt Warp DounfIp rur6 Etemas antu
burt Dteb nom II april 1892 unb sinstirasfn
In br RECORDERS SHief ppn eafam inna County
I'm EetpbnG 20. SO. Sttts 3. Robbed unb
NinraIisn ~rtirpirt. gsbtTtrt nit sinim ,ipti-
f6figsn b~6lisrnsn @cbnbauls
Wti B'itlas btItst unb In grtfuiicn etnom-
men auf bic alaat BON, ibel6riebtn au Wiliam
@tynUlos. 5rahn, etssn Wary Donnsay.
S&ulb $50i.55. Subsmtnt No. ST.. Sspitai-
Der 1rmiu 1901. Oh ia gum Sauuar 5rmin
1902. Samss S.OfW aItsy, Mnpait
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02


20 t3- aat bic Rtatt. Litd unb Suisredsn
br 8trflaettn, Mi1atl GreaaH unb Maradrst
8rcgan, In unb auf al bic sspiis Got obu pare
ltas eine, eslsgfn in ftr Siahi Scranton, ia
dapanna County unh Siaai pennfplpania. nnb
bfgrtn,t nne bsi6ritbtn ME fclsi, ntmlih %
Got 20. % an 9utIr Strabt. ME psr5rihnst
auf ttnsr aartt upH Browning. 9pbln uub
Dtairid's 6lais Abbition jur Siaet Soranicn.
Nnfanefno an tinfm pfeiffn ttnunerifr,ia unb
is&suneftb,is f~inbunpnrfti [if 76l 6ub Don
er iipptili6tu Dtrtineung Don DIAMOND
Autnue unp Sober Sirabt, Don ea ptfliH fs.
bsnuueistIis une siHVbntd 1871 5ue jur
Dtimpne Nusnus. urH ha fHiIane DIAMOND
a,tnue In flopflfiiGn Rihfune isbtnune oitr-
lhs [47] 6ub ju ftHsm pfpftH, bon ba liipli&
it8s [6l 6ub jur emit bon Cot 80. 20, Don
ea piflin fnilang Der rinie bon Sot sp. 20 tin-
bunesrt unb eff Hill 6uB CUR Sober Sirabt,
BON od nSreIiH tnilang Jobltr Giraffe brsibis
1901 6ue 5uni AnfinssplaBt. ales ufTbsifrf,
nit stnsm J%psifSdisfn t~sl;srnsn @obnbauIt
Nubtugttduptn barauf.
Wtt BeihlagH bflfgi une in Grtfuiieu etnpni.
msu auf bic 8last br Gfrmdn Bnilpina Ndo.
citation no 9 gestn Ridaa Bregdn uue Dlar.
@rpgaH. Sdale $500. 1ueameut
5f9. 9anuar 5srmia 1902. 81 ia Jun
5anuar afrHin 1902. 5aHnab, snpali
~ eas utsn bsf&risbtnt Gissnttum plrs nur
5sssn BaarjabIuus usriauft.
~
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3emfc's
SI ltoenti6e 8ierfnbe,
ais Neuu apenue.

Gin nad aIto,uti9.r Bsiie ssfibrtss aotal
NO man f&sr if, fets aHBsHtbms etieaf@af
az fuosu,
Sas nit o~erieIbtn b~erbunotne ReRau.
q n I Iitferi aIe 0elitatsHtu Der SabresBeit.
,,@iJburgtr eofbrdu" uHb bisf9e Hisrt,
tmportirte @eib. unb GotbmeiHt, prtma Cigar,
reu, b6fi&s 8eoieuune.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-03-29
For Sale.

For Sale.
An Ethan Allen bred horse, 15d
or 16 hands high, about 8-years-
old and gentle. Apply at this office.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-03-29

being paid by investments made
by the state, and the others, not by
the state at all, but by the taxpay-
er outside of and in addition to
state taxes.
did not mention the subject of
local taxation in my talk, as it was
fully covered by Superintendent
Calhoun and others, but there was
not the least intention of disconr-
aging local taxation or creating
any sentiment whatever as against
higher education. And while the
advocates of higher education are
to be commended for SO jealously
guarding those interests, pride in
which is common to us all, it should
not be carried to the extent of di-
verting the attention of the advo-
Gates of elementary education from
the very laudable purpose of se-
curing from the state a substantial
increase out OF state taxes, with
which to increase the efficiency
and extend the number of ele-
mentary schools in the state. This
can and should be done at the
coming session of the legislature,
and as it in no wise imperils the
cause OF higher education, her adj
vocates should strike hands with
the superintendent and make this
purpose common, and when this
shall be accomplished, an increase
along fha IiDpS of local tayafiau
will then be altogether in order.
AS your valuable paper quoted
some Of the figures used by me, /
thought something for publication,
from me, might not be unexpected
by You in common with others who
may have used them, and so send
this-the publication of which will
oblige me. Yours very truly,
w. S. FRAZEE.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-03-29
Wanted.

Wanted.
A secondhand boiler. Apply to
o. DORE,
Leonville, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-03-29
|Artesian and Deep Wells.
JNO. ". WARE.
Shuteston ?. O., La.
Irrigation Wells Boilers, Engines,
For Rice Pumps Furnished
A Specially. If Required
lYOTICE OF ELECTION.

"A u
Notice is hereby given to the qualified
voters of the town of Opeiousas, by me,
B. A. Littell, Mayor of said town, that
pursuant to the requirements of the
charter of the town Of Opelousas, same
being act 1856 OF 1893, that there
will be an election held in the town of
Opelousas, La, at the court house, in
said town, the polls to be opened at 9
O'Clock in the forenoon and to besdlosed
at o'clock in the evening, on Tuesday,
April 22d, 1902. Said election to be held
for the purpose of eIecting q Mayor, .
Marshal and five members to constitute
the Board of Aldermen OF the town OF
Opelousas, to serve for the term of two
years or until their successors are quali-
lied.
The following gentlemen will serve
as commissioners at said election: IL.
L. Loeb, o. b. Thompson and Christian
Mornhinyeg. Is. A. IITTELL,
mcho2-5t Mayor.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-03-29
oPELoUsAs, LA, SATURDAY, MARCH 2o, 1902
The Board OF School Directors
will meet in regular session on the
7th of April.

The Board OF School Directors
I; will meet in regular session on the
7th of April.
The public schools In the first
ward closed this week, except the
st. Landry High School, which
will be maintained by the town.
Money to loan on good security
at reasonable rates. Address un-
dersigned, lock box 679, New Or
leans, or Kenneth Baillio, Opelou-
sas, La. mh30 Y. w. BoAGNI.
There Is something to amuse,
something to instruct, something
to entertain, something to please,
but nothing to offend or bore in the
newest-"A Breezy Time,n at the
Opera House, on Saturday, April 5.
Let careful buyers, who seek
best returns for their money, in
vestigate our offerings. We well
come inspection and comparison,
the more you compare the stronger
becomes conviction Of superiority
of our values.
BENEFITS BARGAIN HOUSE,
mch29 Opposite Post Office.
Judge Lewis granted the In
junction prayed for by citizens of
the town against the erection of
plank sidewalks contemplated by
the Board of Aldermen. This res
trains the Board from going any
further in the matter, until the
Supreme Court shall have finally
passed ON the case-and that will
not be until the present Board will
have turned the government Of the
town over to the recently elected
council. And it is not known how
the new council will legislate on
the microbe question.
Gilbert L. Dupre, Jr., is home
on vacation from Tulane Univer-
sity. Gilbert was recently re-elect-
ed manager Of the Tulane football
club, and we arc glad to note by
the city press that he is one Of the
most popular boys at the institute.
of his reelection, the
Times-Democrat says: "Fhis ac-
tion on the part of its board will
be greatly approved by the friends
of the institution, as Mr.. Dupre has
shown himself thoroughly fitted
for the position and, under his
guidance, the most successful year
the sOlive and Blue gridiron giants
have ever known has been rec
orded."
Many an innocent little darl-
ing is suffering. untold agony and
cannot explain its troubles. Mark
your child's symptoms, you may
find it troubled with worms; give
it Whites Cream Vermifuge and
restore it to quietness and health.
Price, 25s at Mason's Drug Store.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-03-29
Opelousas, March p, 1902.

Opelousas, March p, 1902.
To the Members of the Board of Alder
men:
You are hereby notified that there
will be special meeting of the Board,
at the council room, tonight, at 1880
o'clock, for the purpose of taking ac-
ton on the injunction taken out against
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen, re-
lative to the appropriation and building
of plank sidewalks, as per resolution
adopted March 4, 1902.
- b.. LITTELL, Mayor.
w. r. COCHRAN, Clerk.
ENDORSED.
Received the within notice ON the I'D
day of March, 1902, and on the same day,
month and year, / notified Messrs. f.
Dietlein, J. J. Healey, j. q. LaWler, NJ.
Vilaseca and L. A. Gosselin, In person.
G. l.. HAYES, Marshal.
The Board OF Aldermen met in special
session this day in accordance with the
above call, with the following members
present:
b. A. Littell, Mayor, presiding; Fritz
DietIein, j. G. LaWler, j. j. Healey, L..
A. Gosselin and NJ. Tilaseca-quorum
present.
On motion OF Lawler, duly seconded
by Dietlein, that the town attorney be
ordered to take whatever legel steps he
UeeInS AcCGssdEy III tppOs1t1O1 W snc
injunction suit filed against the Mayor
and Members of the Board of Aldermen
carried.
On motion of Vilaseca, duly seconded
by L2Wler, resolved, that Messrs. Fritz
Dietieiii and j. j. Healey be, and are
hereby appointed q committee to select
and employ counsel to assist the town
attorney in dissolving and setting aside
the injunction taken ont against the
town, IN the suit entitled, j. L. Stewart
ct ais VS.. b. A. Littsll, Mayor, ct ais, No.
1876, District Court, st. Landry parish,
and said committee is authorized to con-
tract to pay said counsel such fees as it
may deem proper oui of any funds not
now or otherwise appropriated. not to
exceed S25000-carried.
The Mayor yetoss the above resolu-
ton for the reason that he believes the
employment of additional counsel for
the defense OF said suit at this time is
unnecessary, and for the further reason
that, should the employment OF other
counsel be necessary, the Board as .
that we should be guided in our selec-
ton by the wishes of our attorney.
ON motion OF Viiaseca, duly seconded
and carried, that the resolution offered
by himself and vetoed by the mayor, be
adopted.
J.J. Healey, T. Dietlein, J. G.. Lawler,
NJ. Vilaseca voting yes; l.. A. Gosselin
voting no.
On motion, duly seconded and carried,
the Board adjourned subject. to call.
B. A. LITTELi4, Mayor.
w. r. COCHRAN. Clerk.
:
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Total ...................... ..... SSi5, ,ISi.io
Asa matter of fact, the element
ary school receives from these
sources over $4,000 more than the
$345, 900 covered by act 56 of 1900,
and so I concluded in the aggre-
gate as follows: "Let US say, $780,
900 for educating $500 students,
$350,0O0 for educating 100000 stu
dents"
The sum fixed as Tulane exemp-
ton is, OF course, an approximate
estimate, but does not include
property used exclusively for school
purposes, as has been stated-but
other property that, but for the
special exemption, would be sub
ject to both state and municipal
taxation.
1t should also be noted, by any
one In search of accuracy, that the
number of students receiving free
tuition In the branches of higher
education is put at $500, whereas,
$500 would be much nearer the
mark-so that from any right
standpoint from which the figures
may be viewed, the per capita, as
fixed by Mr.. Alleman, is not only a
moderate estimate, but much too
small.
In this connection it may be said
that while 1901 may have been an
exceptional year, In the way OF ap-
propriations, no one acquainted
with the interests and needs OF
higher EDUCATION and its ultimate
scope has any serious expectation
of future appropriations being
much less. And since these sums
are all paid out of state taxes and
licenses, and the Tulane exemption
granted by virtue of state author
ity, it is not material to inquire
whether these benefits are received
by virtue OF a constitutional or ie-
gal prOvision-the result being
precisely the same. Interest-town-
ship money, poll taxes and local
taxation have, Of course, nothing
to do with these figures, the first
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OF TABLEAu.
ESTATE OF NARCIssE BIHM.
10. Probate Docket, District Court,
Parish of St. landry. La.

Whereas, Felix Edwards and 0nezia
Bihm, Joint administrators of the above
estate, have filed their final tabIeau Of clas-
sification of debts and distribution OF funds.
accompanied by their petition praying for
the homologation of same; and
whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court.
all parties interested to make opposition to
said tableau to file same In writing In my
office within the time required by law why
the said tableau should not pc nomoiogated
and CONTINUED. Fl. E. ESIoRGE,
Inch2a-1t Clerk of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-03-29

Received the within notice ON the I'D
day of March, 1902, and on the same day,
month and year, / notified Messrs. T.
Dietlein, J.J. Healey, j. G. Lawler, NJ.
ViIaseca and L. A. Gosselin, in person.
O. H. HAYES. Marshal.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-03-29
For Sale.

One tract of land containing 40
acres. near Rosa station. Well inn
proved. All i'll cultivation. Good
dwelling, barns, out-houses and
cabins. For particulars apply to
T. G.. FooTE.
Cheneyville, or
J. H. HARMANsoN.
Opelousas, La,