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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

tire store 10 the ladies At this iame Of
the year.
On the second floor Of this store n
the dlcsamAkina department IN charge
~ Mrn. n. J. Moore and a fore 81 com.
petent assisianta.. while IN the ready.
tO-wear department Mrs. Van Drum for.
merly with Mandci Brothcrs N Chi
Cago. r. IN charge. In connection with
ihie department one cannot help but
notice again tho uptOdafc fixtures Of
this store. IN the booths IN which the
suits made 40 ready 90 wear are kept
In these booths the suits are al hung
on frames which hold them In eio.
giant shape and also display them very
nicely. These l0utha are all lighted
with electricity. a. are AT the display
Eases IN tho store.
IN tho hack Of th- store IL another
feature wHioh O. entirely new to tids
city and thnt Is the waiting and recep-
ilon noon. which n very artistioelly
furnished with easy chairs and a large
library table upon which may be found
stationery and writing materials for
tho use OF tho patrons 81 the store.
Taken IN Hll the store a one OF the
mos up-tO-date and complete In the
HNNNNMNHA NNfN NtAAlNN WY MFN MANN
some ~ the largest sisNcs OF he kind
in the ~.
The millinery department which "a
the ~ absorbing suhiect n this sea
son OF the year. Is IN charge Of Mira.
A. G.. Potter who A. nm artist OF high
rank and % say the least ne display
IN this department ~ one OF the best
that has been witnessed IN mis- city.
Tho credit for those beautiful decor.
aiions in the windoWa and In iaca a.
over the store can be owen 10 l.. J.
Wilson. who has been the decorator az
The Economist for the past year. Mr..
Wilson "a an artist In his line and well
deserves the praise which he gets for
his excelleBt work. The advertising
department IL by no means an unim-
portant one and IL IN charge OF Joseph
Fflcdberg. and 20 judge Of ais abiilty
one has only 70 slance over his fpicn
Oily written advertisements IN The CT.
iEcn. Mr. Friedberg was formerly
with the A. 3. Knowles Dry Goods Co.
Of Montgomery, Alabama.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
WORK oF VACCINATION
Still ON At SANTA RITA

Tho work OF vaccination siill goes on
at santa RITA and Dr. strong 10 the
busiest man In that camp. lie com.
pleied tho work upon the teachers and
week and the adult population are now
receiving his alteni lon. Thn-p cases II
smallpox developed last week IN Fierro
all Of which we're promptly quaran'
tined In the Andy Johnson house az che
Modoc mines one and onohah miles
from camp. Soon after the doctor fu.
migatcd tho vacated house. some OF
the good citizens turned out and made
n bon hro of g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
DIED FROM INSANITY
IN GRANT COUNTY JAIL

G. G. Harris, VINO has been confined
IN the county jail for some -four or five
years az an insane person, died Satur
day from general debility. ITO was
well known In this community, where
for years no followed his trade as car.
penter. Some years ago he began act.
ing IN a mysterious way and was final.
~ adiudged insane by the dlstrioa
court and ordered confined IN the ter.
ritorial asylum. but as the county had
lis full quota in that institution, be
was never taken from the county fall.
IN the earlier days the deceased was
we'll known and respected, and many
friends Will regret his unfortunate con.
ditson for tho paat few years which
have resulted IN his death. ile was
abouu sixty years Of age and leaves no
known rclafiyoa.-silver City indie
pendent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
BlTTEERMAN HAS FIXED
UP HIS RING TRoU6lEs

After n warm exchange OF kilograms
between Albuquerque and Denver, the
Denver police teiegraphed Chief OF Pc.
lice McMiliin al . o'clock last night 90
release from custody Charles Bitter.
man, che young New Yorker, who was
arrested here yesterday charged with
being 10 unlawful possession OF dla.
mond ring. Bitterman, through his a..
torney. Julius Staab. had made n sat
lsfactory settlement OF his accounts
with the Denver diamond house OF w
w. Hamilton q Co. Just what the set
Element was could not be ascertained
but Il IL known that $3.50 was wired
from here to the Denver house. Bit.
t9rman has also settled for the 500
worth OF goods purchased from the
clothing uore OF NJ. Mandeli.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
A FEW sHEEp REPORTED
KILLED ~ SIERRA COUNTY

TIE long storm pcgi0d has PASSED
VIA but very small boss 20 range stock
In SIERRA county. says Tho Hillsboro
Ad-ocaie. So far, only one loss OF
sheep Is reported: Nj. Ludlow being
tho loser A severe storm caughr his
flock immediately after they we're
clipped and 200 o. more succumbod 10
fha cold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

plne 20 him thaf would M be toipr.
aied IN any civilized community. Ha
ryaurned 90 hiH rom and for almo
trlilinR remark be WAS again sent back
% Lucae. The unmolclfui treatment
no resolved wae testified 20 by Dr shu.
Ter. He has twCnt -four wcts on one
leg four places were cut through HE
corduroy pants. stockings and drawers.
two places che nceh was laid open.
OF conrsc, Il "a admitted that good
discipline should he maintained in our
public srhoola. but 20 accomplish this
end Il - MOI necessary that cruel and
inhunian treatment should be rcsor "a
60. 1'hc one who viii do 30 Ia RbsO
luiely untitled 10 have the cnrc Of chill.
dren and should be uncercmonioualy
tounced.-Raton Reporter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
GETS NEW CHANCE
FOR his LIFE
Celebrated Reading. Penn.
Murder Case tip Again 10
Be ReOpened.
SCHOOL TEACHERS CONVENTIONS

Reading. Pa. March 30 Ia pursu.
ance Of the order uf the supreme court
Judge Ermcnirnui today rropened tho
Grcason case Cor the purpose Of hear.
Ing Witnesses who desire 10 change
she Testimony given al the trial OF
new witnesses who may give aitefdia.
covered evidence. 10 IA expected that
Mrs. Edwards, whose testimony al the
frst trial resulted in urcason's con
viciiOn. viii relate her confession In
court. declaring The noar0 innocent.
a. she hea already told ID in affidavit.
Attorneys for Grcaaon assert that they
have other witnesses ~ addition -
Mrs. Edwards gho will help 90 exon.
crate the noTro from 80 connection
With the crime Tor witch ho Was con.
Victcd three years ago.
Greason and Mrs Edwards had been
sentenced 20 be- hanged on February
rs, but on the day previous 10 che date
sci For the execution attorneys for
0rcason appeared hciuro the board OF
pardona and submitted evidence 10 toe
effect thst Mrs. Edwards had confess.
ed that ureas0n was innocent cf the
crime Of killing her husband Tho
board thcreupcn reprleved 0rcaa8n 40
that bis case could be further inveati.
gated aud feprlcvcd Airs. Edwards in
order that she might DO uacd as a VII.
ness Ia 0reasou'a behalf. Nothing has
been done looking toward a new trial
for the condemned woman, aud after
the Nrcaaon case a disposed oi. her
application for a communication OF sen.
tence viii be acted upon BY the board
OF pardons That tribunal has twice
refused 90 commute her sentence.
Both 0reasOn and Mrs. Edwards have
listened 10 tho reading Of he death
warrant ten times and both have boon
under the eyes Of the death waich for
two years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
ooLoREp BAprisTs HOLDING
REVIVAL MEETINGS

Rev J. u. Bel. missionary eyanFe
list for New Mexico and Arizona With
headquarters AZ Douglas. A. r.. has
been co1ducting a revival ai the Ros
well colorct baptist church for several
NIGHTS, and has aroused considerable
interest Rev. Bell announces tnat be-
VIII baptize the converts of the revival
IN North Spring river, n the north
part Of that iowa, Saturday attcuoon
NJ 4 o'clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

l. Goldetcin, father Of Mrs j. A.
weinmaH. ~ patriarch ~ three score
years and eiglneea. iie reached this
advanced age on Wednesday, March
30. and his daughter celebrated in
honor 81 the event BY inviting leW
friends u Mr.. Goldatcin ~ the Vein.
nIAn home on Wednesday evening 20
play cards aud feast In spite ~ his
advanced ngc. Mr.. Ooldsiein "a still
quite hale and hearty. ana ho VIII Do
recognized az the old gentleman with
enc cordial greeting az the Golden
Rule Dry Goods store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
THE sAVNEs HAVE
RETURNED 70 RATION

Judge and Mrs. c. NJ, Bayne TO.
turned Monday from their eastern trip.
during which 1hcy visited New York.
Chicago, Buffalo and washington,
and were IN tho capital city during
the inauguration exercises. Judge says
wcre prcsent curing tho inauguration
exercises. including the ball, and that
they were all the recipients Of many
favors on che occasion az the hands Of
tho president. Hon. - s. Rodey and
Delegate Andrews Ration Reporter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
lNHuMAN BRUTAL TREATMENT
FROM RAToN TEACHER

Prof 90 Lucas was arrested early
ia the week on a warrant q assault
and hatteIy cOmmitfod against Seth
Brown. a boy Of about twelve years.
son ~ Mr.. and Mr. Dick Brown.
The case Al on trial mis- afternoon
and s. eppears from ne evidence thai
young Brown laughed IN school and
his teacher. Mirs BUnfeT, sent him 90
tNe principal. Prof 90 Lucas. The
pipfeeeor then edmininercd . whip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
BURRos USED IN
TRANSPORTING FLOUR

Pack hurros are being used to trans
port -four and pruyidlons 10 Pinos
Altos. Tuesday Joe Mugno. a gcneral
merchant OF that place. came down %
silver City with dozen burros and
mules and packe6 home 2.4Oo pounds
Of four two hundred pounds TO an
outIit arrived a. Jones Downes & Co.'S
place Wednesday and 2,iOl pounds
morc OF provisions we're sent on the
backs Of the sturdy little animals. con
signed 20 y. ,. Davidson. The roads
are In such bad condition that u ia int
possible 10 travel over them wiki n
heavy wagon, 20 say nothing OF a
loaded one. hence tho resOting 90 a
method IN use In che pioneer days OF
the southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
sAsr sALL ANo SPORTS

Fred Goldemlth's A. A. G. boys have
reviewed their new Enl and are now
ready FOR business. Tho now uniforms
are gray. with black stockings and
Chicago caps. They are praciiclng al.
most daily aud viii be In thorough
training by the FIRST 81 April. when a
game may b. asked for vita The Albu.
querque high school
The Las Vegas blaea arc . reality
again, and on looking over the follow.
~ line up. local fans will recognize
.s..ny OF the names which we're ON toe
core book last fail when the Blues
ave the Browns such tuaalo for tho
territorial fair FIRST prize; g Rathbun,
VI Rathbun, Daniel. Taylor. Flood. Pet.
eraon. Sprlnz. kllcoyne. hickerson and
tinrtman
Seattle IL playing at San Francisco
today Friends Ut uert Ncrhes may
watch tho Frisco papers n 'hey wish
TO see what the Albuquerque boy ia
doing.
The Browns viii probably organize
carly next week and local fans will be
presented With the fav0ritc sport with.
ln a week Tbs Albuquerque Traction
company has agreed 10 begin work Ina.
mediately on the diamond AZ Athletic
park and although Il ~ now very we.
the draining now going ON and
narrowing and rolling Of the ground.
VIII soon pot u In good shape.
Bicycle races viii be- n feature Of the
sports at Athletic park on sunday
Tho First regiment hand will render
It's usual concert. and " the weather
Is agreeable, doubtless q large crowd
Will be- present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
elttermsn Mekes the Following state.
nient


Il am a diamond agent and come
time In February met a young man ln
Denver. who wanted a combination
ring Of eight diamonds aud four rubion
similar to one I was wearing. Knowing
that ! was In the business. and that l
could get a better price. he asked me
TO have the ring made ! went to the
firm Of Hamilton a Company. job.
beers, Denver. and had ihe stones
charged 10 me. az they did not know
the fellow for whom ! was having the
ring made. | did not deal with Hamil.
ton direct but with his partner. Hamil.
ton being sick. After ! left Denver I
wrote the Arm asking Tor a statement
but received no reply. wrote three
times without avail, and then had my
attorney here ask them for a state
ment. but received no response. Ham.
ilton wae evidently sOra because his
partner had sold me the stones az a
lower price than was pleasing to him.
! was always ready and willing 10 pay
the debt but could not do 80. as they
would give me no statement. AS soon
az | was arrested. I had the money,
which ! had In the bank ali the time,
tolegraphed This did ON the advice
OF nay attorney, who told me the trip
10 Denver and the consequent expon-
SEES would entail more than the differ.
ence OF $50 which was added to the
price agreed with Hamilton's partner
to pay for the stones.
The whole deal Is an outrage and
simply A case Of soreness on the part
OF Hamilton. Had the ring been for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
kiNesroN sMELTGR
10 DC lNcREAsEp

the Kingston smeiicr Of Sierra
county IL now the properly Of the ON
piro Gold Mining b Milling company.
The capaoty OF tho plant is sixty IONS
and Is nov being torn down for 10.
moval X a. expected that the com.
pany win rebuild the plent and nave
u IN operation before many mOonr
shall nave pazsed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
STUDENT PRISONER rs
CONVICTED or cRlME

Jack Dave was convicted of murder
In the SECOND degree a. Ration. n. N.
Tie was tried for killing ais intlmWe
blend. George VILLA. on the night 81
september 30 IN q a0iOon row, when.
u u stated. both we're under mo IN.
tiuonco OF lnt0xicanta. Dave II a rcs.
idont 81 Trinidad, and has humorous
friends In TINT section. who will make
an attempt 10 have his case appealed
During his confinement IN Jail he has
been taking a course Of engineering
with correspondence school.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

be expected to leave Roswell sosal %
paka up railruad architectural work IN
loNaa. but he has decided that be will
ash for a furiough instead and hold
hia commission fug while. 4 he With.
drawal Of hls resignation was an At
pleasing 20 the company for l.iauten.
ant Nelson ~ icu,anlzed a. a good %
iCor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
MANY OLD SOLDIERS
WANT PEco8 VALLEY LAND

That many old soldiers are propar.
Ing 10 settle IN The PecOa Valley was
shown Monday when nineteen OF
them filed declaratory statements In
the government land Office NJ Roswell
by these papers they declare their in
tcntion 20 nle ON land within tlne com.
ing six montha.
Six homestcads aud one desert
claim we're filed on Monday. Two con
teeta were ,ried uhat day and decided
In favor OF che contestants. Thoy
were entitled George A. DAVIDSON w.
Elmer r. Morgan and George n.
Oberne W. Herman r. Fischer. Both
were on homostoads.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
HIS RESIGNATION
AND REMAINS LIEUTENANT

Afler sending In hts resignation a.
nrsi lieutenant Of Company y. oliver
Nelson tolegraphed 20 have " with
drawn before u had boen paa8ed up
on by the adiutant general. and he
viii remain an officer Ia tha company.
for a time az least nNvs the Roswell
nccurd. SIR. Nelson reiAxnru because
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
AN OLD SOLDIER
ANSWERED TO TAPS

William A. Dyer answered 70 taps
AZ the soldiers home a. Santa Monica
California, tho other day. he was ST
Wars % aee and n rafive OF Pennsyl.
vaNia. During tho civil war he vas q
memi'er 81 company y, Fourth Penn.
sylvania iniamFy. He was FOR many
years a resident ~ Flarstaif and bet.
ter known ~ "Bsnio Bill" He LETT
Flagstaif about uwo years ago for Long
Beach to join his brOther 10 was a
member Of Ransom Post. O. A. r., Of
Flagstaff he was admitted 10 the
soldier9' home on February 3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
MOTHERS
FRIEND

does diminish the pain accompanying
maternity. With is aid mothers can and
DO bring healthy, sweet diepoaitloneS
aud ideal bsbics iuio the world.
Morning Sickness, s0ve breasts ana a.
cruciaiing pains caused BY the gradually
expanding organs, are relieved BY this
penelaing and relaxing linimcnt.
Among The manifold aida 30 childblftl
Mothers Friend has grown Ia popularity
and Raincd n prestige among rich womeg
as well a. poor; u o found aud weleowat
III the maiisiOn as well AZ 10 the cabin.
BY lesscniug the mothers agony oi Lilnf
aud diminishing pain beautiful inhuanci
u wrought upon the child, and lntieAel q
peevlsh. ill.iempcreh and sickiy forms yos
have healthy, laughing humanity. remain
Ing bless X ever 20 yJu and ~ country
Al Div ttll MNthera Ef.eno "A fiao,
Write a.. enf Ifse nook s'tloehoghooG~
InG eaAoglsln nEeulAToA 60. AnaA,a. q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
JAiLBREAKER CAUGHT AND
CHARGED WITH FORGERY

j. A. Kafico. who escaped about one
week ago from the Purtales JAIL was
rccapurcd ~ Texlco and brousht 90
Roswell and placed IN iall lse n
charged with forging y. Phelps Whites
name 20 two checks. amounting 90
Sl25. kaifee poses a. a goyernmcnt
detective but the police think he is
a notod r.rook
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

J.F. silva, the deputy county collec.
tor and treasurer OF Sandoval county,
who has been here the past few days
going over his books with Travelling
Auditor G. v Stafford, VIII return 10
his home and headquarters at Santa
70 this afternoon. Mr.. sanford has
completed bis Investigations and win
return 90 Santa Fe tomorrow morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
SHIPPING RANGE HORSES
TO KANSAS MARKET

King Brothens, wno have boon
rounding up horses ON the Puorco for
tho past momh. drove IN 90 Holhfooa
the other day with a herd of TOO head
They picked out six cars Of tho choic.
est ones which ihey win ship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
TWO e. PAso PEOPLE
MARRIED ~ SANTA ~

Wednesday evening At 8 o'clock az
his residence IN the administration
building on Palace aveaue Santa Re.
Judge John v. Merle united IN mar.
rage Aurello G. silvera and Mlss Re.
fngla l.. Garcia. both OF T'l Paso. Tex
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

BczomA. scald head, hives, tchlncss
~ the skin ~ any sort, Instantly re-
lever. permanently cured Deans
Ointment. AZ any drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

George Fiuke. son Of VA. Flake Il an
with typnOld fever.
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CHOLERA INFANTUM

CHILD NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE rRoM oNt
HOUR TO ANOTHEB. BUT CURED BY CHAM
BERLAIN's collie. CHOLERA AND D1ARR-
HOEA REMEDY.
Ruth, the little daughter of e. N. De-
wev Of Agnewvilfe, Va, was seriously in
OF cholera infant1m last summer. ave
gave her up and did not expect her to
live from one hour to another" be says.
Il happened TO think OF ChambcrIain's
Collie, Cholera and Dlsfrhoea Remedy
and got bottle Of 1t from the store. In
five hours l saw a change for the better.
We kept on giving it and before she had
taken the half Of one small bottle she
was WELL" This remedy is for sale by
T. j. Liable. ~
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Town Council.

Regular meeting Of the Town Council
held this 5th day Of July 1905.
The Council met this day III regular
session. his honor. H. P. Fourhet. Mayor
presiding. and quorum present. The
minutes OF the last meeting was dispen-
sed with.
On motion OF Mr.. L.F. Gary seconded
by Mr.. A. L. Domengraux. q committee
Of two composed OF Messrs, L. r. Gary
aud A. L. Domengeaux. together with
the Mayor as chairman was appointed to
devise ways and means TO built . new
market. said committee being adthori-
zed to have plans and specifications for
that purpose.
The committee Of Wafer and Light ha-
wing appealed before the Council re4ues.
ted that the sun Of 1880 pr month
"a previously allotted TO them for light
ing the Town be not suspended and b.
paid so "a to cover expenses fOt bsiiditg
additional tanks for fdei oil. &hfsh re-
quest was unanimously granted. and
the sum Of s250.00 was ordered 10 be
paid to tho Water and Light plant. and
that further sum Of $500 be Appro-
priated monthly in favor IL said plant
for the use Of Water and Light furnish
ed THE Corporation, said amount fixed
until January list 1905.
The Collector and Treasurer submitted
to the Council his monthly statement as
follows:
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A CARD.

We wish 10 thank the Breaux Bridge
Band for their sweet and well rendered
music AID for their aid and assistance
on the occasion Of hast Sunday, also
Hon. James Il. Monitor for his appr0pri-
ate address OF welcome. and the Mayor
Tor his aid and assistancs and presence,
and all thu societies for their ready re-
Spouse to the cause and the public In
general for their presence. And last bnt
not least. we wish to ex tend our hearty
thanks to His Kxcailsncy Archbishop
Chapelle. for his good advises aud kind
feelings expressed on thu occasion.
g. N. GARY. r. K. DELAHOUSSAYE.
President. Secretary.
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YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARB TAKING
when you take GROVES TAsTRLEss CHILL
TONIC BECAUSE the formula Is plain "
printed on every bottle showing that il
70 simply Irou and Quinine in taste
'sss form. No Cure. No Pay. so cents.
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Town Board of Health.

Town Board of Health.
I The following Ordinances were psvseh-
ted and anaAfhOusly adopted bv the
Board.
REGULATIONS UoNCERNiAe SLAUGHTER
HOUSES.
That except during the months of
Dec. Jan. and Feb. Of each year no per-
son or persons, Without the consent Of
the Board of Health, shall build or use
any slaughter hodse within the limits Of
the Corporation Tor the killing or sIaugh
tering Of cattle, sherp and hogs etc.
REGULATION IN RsGARDs 10 Hoes.
1t h hereby ordained and enacted by
this Board that 1t IL injurious to public
health and dstrimented to the sanitary
condition OF this Town that Hogs or
SWINE be kept IN the yards and snclc-
eures;
1. That It IL therefore unlawful and
II Is hereby prohibited that more than
one Hog. whether in pen Or at large. b.
Kept in any one yard within the limits
herein in this Corporation included be-
tween Berard street. Rail Road Avenue.
College street and Bayou Yeche.
2. That any additional hogs. or swine.
above this, found in any one yard. shall
Be considered rs roaming 1t large; shall
De impOunded BY the proper officer, aud
disposed Of - in similar tasesi
8. That for the impoundiug, and the
sale Of such hogs that the Police officer
OF the Town shall be entitled to fee of
" in each case to be paid, with other
costs. out OF the proceeds Of the property
sold,
g. N. GARY, Sec.
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Supt. j. 9. Daspit and Prof. E.
D. Dohneil went TO Breanx Bridge
MONDAY. Prof. Donnell will have
charge of the Breaux Bridge High
School the coming season. Their
visit there this week was to look
over the situation and get things
ID shape for the opening Of the
school. as the organization of
new school Of this kind requires
lots of preliminary work.