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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28
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the east front Of the capitol on March D
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chamber on March 4. Just prior to TAX
ing the oath of office, one of the first
men to greet him was General Hancock,
the unsuccessful Democratic candidate
for the presidency. The ceremony of
Inducing Garfield into office, with its
accomplishments. did not differ ma
terially from previous functions of the
kind.
In succeeding the martyred Garfield
to the presidency, Chester A. Arthur
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ceipt of the news of Garfield's death he
took the obligation at his home in New
York City. Two days later the oath
again was administered to him in
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ulaee an elaborate reception at the
White house His second inauguration
followed the greatest internecine con-
fiict known TO history. Elaborate pre-
cautions were taken to insure the pres
ident's safety, vet many were the mis-
giVings as to the outcome.
The induction of Andrew Johnson
into the office of president. following
Immediately upon the assass nation Of
Lincoln. was conducted in the private
room of a hotel. No ceremony attended
it,
The greatest spectacular display
made up to that time was at the inau-
guration of President Grant. il was
practically purely a military demon
stration, and although magnificent If
all of its features, was maTred to an
extent by the refusal of his predecessor
to ride with Grant to the capitol in the
same carriage. Tt was bleak. cold
and dismal day on which Grant was
inaugurated the second time. The dem
onstTation attending the ceremonies
however, was notably fine, notwith-
standing the intense cold. Many Wis
iting organizations declined. on account
of the repeliant weather. to participate
N the parade, and many persons who
did take part. including some naval ca
diets, paid for their patriotism with
their lives
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-22
Destruction des Rats.

II J environ un mois des planteurs
de la rive droite, dams le voisinaee de
Wallace. Sc sont plants au president de
Ia commission pour la protection des
oiseaux.; du gibier ct du poisson des ra-
wages commits dams leurs champs par les
rats. Sslon la promesse que leur faite
NJ. Miller. il a communiqus le fait aux
sutorites du gouvernement federal. en-
voyant an docteur T. S. Palmer, qui q
charge de Ia station biologique, un speci.
men du rat qui devaste les champs, avec
priare de lui faire parvenir une recette
pour dettuire cetss bette, 81 c'etait posi-
BILE. LIE cas- q etc .seumis au docteur A.
4. Fisher, qui est d Ia tete du departe-
'ment des recherches, Aconomiques de la
statian .biologique sde. Washington, ct il q
envoye la lettre suisante a NJ. Miller:
En sepense q votre resuets, je vous
dirai que le,spacimen de- rat qni devaste
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-22
Evasion dun PRISONER.

Lundi matin, CONNIE lie geoier Pierre
Webre Sc rendait q la geole pour la
METRE en- ordre ct renouveler Ia provi-
sion d eau. il ordonna aux deux prison
niers qui s'y trouvaient de fermer leur
porte. L'ordre fut donne en- deux fois
sans quill lui fut obei. ct alors M. Webre
s'avanca pour savoir Ia cause du refus
d'obeir. Soudain, les deux noirs Sc pre-
cipiterent sur lui. lie terrasserent ct Fun
d'eux, Arthur Peterson, alias Willie
Thomas, le saisit la gorge ct essaya de
retrangler. II reussit saisir les clefs
du geolier ct prit la fuite.
L'autre prisonnier, Willie Combacks,
fut retenu par M. Webre, qui le, ramona
dams sa cellule. Pendant ce temps,
Peterson. await GU le temps de s'6loigner
ct quand le ge0lier put donner Palarme
il etait deja loin. Toutes les recherches
pour le retrouver ont etc vaines, ct l'on
ignore dams quene direction il s'est
sauve. LIE sheriff Berthelot offre une
recompense de S25 pour son arrestation.
Peterson, stranger, await etc arrete il
y environ trois semaines 4 Garyville
pour vol d'objets en- cuivre, ct Combacks
au meme endroit, il y dix iours, pour
avoir depouille les chars laisses sur la
vote ferree. II a avoue au sheriff que le
complot pour s'echapper await etc fait
trnis jours auparavant.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-22
Avis aux Chasseurs.

LIE president Miller de la commission
pour la protection du gibier rappelle
aux chasseurs que toutes les licenses de
chasse qui ont etc accordees ont expire
le Is mai ct que consequemment per
some ma le droit de tuer un gibier
avant le renouvellement des licenses qui
aura lieu a partir du Ter aotlt. L'ecureuil
ct lie lapin etaient les seuls gibiers que
fon put encore trouver ct beaucoup de
chasseurs comptaient les abattre pendant
rete, mais le president de La commission
conseille q tous les chasseurs de serrer
leurs fusils jusqu'a rautomne, car per-
some ne pouvant etre mum dune Gcen-
Sc pendant les trois mois yenir null ma
le droit de chaser.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-22
Boisterous Conduct.

If you are invited to friends house
for special occasion, is it not the duty
of the hostess to make things as agree
able as possible for her guests, and is it
not the duty OF the guests to be at least
courteous and genteel to the hostess and
her family? just SO should it be with
the different towns.
Not long ago, base bali game was
played in which Reserve School was the
victor, but since nothing but slander
and abuse has been hurled at us by the
vanquished. Was ever there contest
entered without one side losing and the
other winning? Must not each side be
prepared to take defeat gracefully it the
other side should win Then tell me,
oh broad minded reader, where is the
justice in keeping up i'll feeling for the
yictors until it reaches the point it has
reached in this specific case
Rally Day was held in our town last
Saturday and the teachers and pupils
worked hard and long to make things
attractive and pleasant for the other
schools and for the visitors. And with
what thanks? The thanks of insolence
and impudsnce from one school. The
efforts OF Reserve were, it seems, appre-
ciated by all present Except by this
one school) D. at was proven by the
courteous treatment accorded our towns
folks by the visitors. This one aexcep-
ton >. however, what did it do? Began
to misbehave from the moment OF their
arrival until their departure. Not only
show impoliteness to the pupils and
teachers Of this place, but to the mothers
of the pupils as well. And they were
being urged on, especially to insult one
Of the Reserve teachers.
There is limit to all things, so take
heed, oh Garyville! for the end has
almost been reached of Reserves rope
Of endurance
A RESERVE TEACHER.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-22

les champs de riz dams la paroisse ST..
Jean -Baptiste ct que vous m'envoyez
pour etre identife est celui du rat brun
commun, ou rat de quai, Mus norve-
gicus.
sC'est un probleme difficile de detrui-
re les rongeurs nuisibles quand une
nourriture attrayante est en- abundance.
Sill est practicable, ce moment, d'inon-
der les terrains infestes, de grandes
quantities de jeunes rats pourraient etre
detruits par cette methode. II est pro-
bable que vous pourriez faire un vehi-
cule efficace pour le poison en- faisant
un simple pudding au riz, SO composant
de riz bouilli adouci par de la melasse.
Ce pudding doit etre ainsi compose:
Bouinir vingt-cinq ivres de rig jusqu'a
ce quill soft tres mou, retirer peau ct
ajouter un quart de melasse ct aussi une
once de sulfate de strychnine, preala-
Element dissoute dams une pinte d'eau
chaude. Apres que ce melange ait etc
prepare depuis dix ou douze heures, on
peut le placer dams des endroits conve-
nables le soir, hors de la portee des
animaux domestiques ct des oiseaux
sauvages.'
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A Nos AbonneS.

Dams quelques jours, pour nous con-
former au reglement etabG par lie depar-
tement de La poste, nous serons forces
de supprimer de notre hste d'abonnes
tous ceux demeurant hors de la paroisse
qui n'auront pas paye d,avance ieur
Announcement. Celia nous est rendu obi
gatoire par la decision prise par lie de-
partement de la poste de ne transporter
que les journaux actresses a des abonnes
sbona fde'. Et ne sont consideres CONNIE
tells que ceux qui ont paye davance lie
prix de leur Announcement. La seule con-
dition du transport par lie gouvernement
de journaux don't announcement nest
pas paye d'avance est fapposition sur
chaque journal dun timbre dun cent.
Ce reglement, qui parait arbitraire d
premiere vue, ses raisons d'etre, il
s'expique par lie fait que le gouverne-
ment perd annuellement de deux trois
millions de piastres en- transportant les
iournaux raison dun cent par hvre,
pour alder la presse, ct quill nest pas
enclin transporter ceux qui sont sujets
ne rien rapporter au bureau de publ
cation.
Pour nous conformer ce reglement,
force nous est done de cesser d'envoyer
lie journal ceux de nos abonnes hors
de la paroisse qui mont pas paye d'a-
vance leur Announcement Celui qni ne
recevra plus lie journal doit ssavoir que
son Announcement est fini ct quill peut le
renouveler en- nous envoyons un dollar.
Ce reglement n'affecte en- rien les
abonnes qui demeurent dams la paroisse
ct qui ne recoivent pas lie journal par la
MALE. Dependant, nous desirons etablir
me regle generale pour lie Placement
d'avance de tout Announcement, ct c'est
dams lie but d'encourager cette condition
que nous faisons depuis longtemps une
remise de cinquante cents tout abonne
qui pale d'avance. C'esf plus avanta-
geux pour l'abonne CONNIE pour nous
qui ce systame 6vite beaucoup de tracas.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-22

Brown of Garyville, competed for the
honors in oratory and the judges decided
in favor of Maurice Edrington.
The singing contest was won by the
Laplace School.
The flower and plant contest was won
by the Laplace School.
The art contest was as follows: Best
group of Map Drawing and Free Hand
Drawing. won by Reserve; best Individ
ual Free Hand Drawing, won by Ever
green; best group of Manual Training
Work. won by GaryviIle; best Individual
Manual Training, won by NJ. Edrington.
The winners by grades are as follows:
9th grade, Jesse Hart, Reserve 7th
grade, Clarence Bossier. Laplace; 9th
grade, Fabiola Laurent, Edgard; 5th
grade, Alex. Gaudin, Reserve; 4th grade,
A pupil of Evergreen; Sd grade, Yvonne
Triche, Reserve; I'd grade. Virginie
Duh6, Reserve; LIST grade, A. Oacman,
Garyviue; Primer grade, Emma Dry,
Reserve.
Very interesting and instructive talks
on educational topics and the value OF
these contests to education were made
by Superintendent A. G. Bernard, of the
parish schools; Hon. P. E. Edrington,
District Judge; and Superintendent
Nicholas Bauer, of New Orleans Public
Schools.
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Euchre Party.

Due to the lnclemency OF the weather.
the Euchre Party for the benefit Of st.
Psterse Gathplic Church, announced Tor
last Sunday. was postponed to wednes-
day night, May 26. Refreshments OF
all kinds win be served at moderate
prices. The public is cordially invited
to attend. AS it is for a worthy cause, a
big attendance viii be on hand.
The affair viii take place in the hall
of the New Sugar Belt Club.
Admission Gents, 80 cents; Ladies,
25 cents.
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$500 REV4RD.

Sheriff's Office,
Parish of st. John the Baptist.
hereby offer above Reward for the arrest
and delivery to me, of one Arthur Peterson
q las Willie Thomas, who escaped Monday
morning, May 18th. from the prison of this
parish after desperate struggle with the
jaiIer. Peterson was assisted IN his escape by
q fellow prisoner, Willie gombacks-
Description of Peterson Black negro.
about feet inches high. Chunky.
1t is thought that he has been wounded in
the hand on the day of his escape.
He wore on that day cap and the right
leg of his pantaloons was ripped.
Peterson generally seeks employment at
saw mills and timber camps.
PAUL BERTHELOT.
Sheriff
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D6ces.

s. Dimanche dernier, 8 heures Of demiei
zIii -. - ssesf sax. .s.z u xive eanehe,
81 Henri vicknair, age de 81 ans. cell
bataire. Depuis plusieurs annees il souf-
fraIt d'hydropisie ct await subj plusieurs
operations. Ses funerailles ont eu lieu
lie lendemain IEghse St. Pierre.
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Notice
To the Tax.Payers Of the Parish Of st.
John the Baptist.

The listing of the taxable property of this
parish has been completed and the estimated
valuation thereof made in accordance with
law The said lists will be exposed in my
office for inspection and correction, from the
1lth day of May, 1909, until the 3Oth day of
the same month, from 8 o'clock a. m. to
o'clock p. m.
st. John the Baptist, April 80, 1909.
GEO. H. TASSIN,
Tax Assessor.
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REWARD.

Sheriffs Office,
Parish of ST. John the Baptist.
Edgard. La. May Is, 1909.
l hereby offer Reward of One Hundred
(s1OO.OO) Dollars for the apprehension and
conviction of the guilty party or parties who
caused the destruction of Mr.. Placide Barre's
blacksmith shop, by fire, on Sunday night,
April %, 1909.
PAUL BERTHELOT.
Sheriff
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NOTICE.

am applying to the Police Jury of st.
Johh the Baptist for permit to keep bar
room and saloon at Edgard, La, by the orig
inal package only.
GOLD MINE STORE,
I. TaSSin Prom
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STATE TAX SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA AND PARISH OF
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS, PARISH
OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.

By virtue of the authority vested in me by
the Constitution and laws of the State of
Louisiana. will sell at the principal front
door of the Courthouse in which the Civil
District Court of said parish is held, within
the legal hours for judicial sales, beginning at
II O'Clock A. NJ. on
SATURDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JUNE,
1909,
and continuing on and each succeeding day
until said sales are completed, all movable
and immovable property on which taxes are
new due to the State of Louisiana, and parish
of st. John the Baptist, to enforce collection
of taxes assessed in the year 1908. together
with the interest thereon from the thirty
first day of December. 1908. until paid. and
all costs. The names of said delinquent tax
payers. the amount Of taxes due by each for
the assessment of said year and the property
assessed to each to be here for sale, as follow
ing, to wit:
FIRST WARD.
BARTHELEMY, EST. PIERRE-One
bn1ld1ng o4
LAGROUE, VICTOR. of acre bound
ed above by Mrs. E. Berthelot, below
by Louis Sorapuru. ru........................... 66
SIXTH WARD.
Lot 2 in square 12. bound East by
Main street, South by Lot 8, West by
Hope Pit, North by Lot 1-................S1O SO
DOH HERTY. EST. JoHN-3I4 acre,
Est. Of g. chanff. below by Wiifred
Cureau 90
JOSEPH HALL-II5 Little Hope Lot
A bounded South by Lot A. North
by Lot Al, East by Main Street. West
by L. Poche. also Lot Al bounded
South by Lot so, West by Lot a. East
by Main Street, West by L. Poche 5 63
LEWIS. MRS. WILLIAM-One lot of
ground 60x120 feet, bounded North
and South by Octave Vicknair, East
by Geo. Bourgeois and West by the
feet road. i 66
RUFFIN. CLARA-One building-...... 2 20
SCOTT. NOSES acre Little Hope,
ST of Lot 33, in So. l, bounded South
by Lot 26. West by L. Poche, East by
Main Street and North by NJ of said
VEAL i ''i.i.ii: CHXs HENRYmiiio Little %
Hope Lot 21, bounded South by Lot
10, North by Lot %, West by Main
Street and East by D. LabIche........... / n
FOURTH WARD.
BROWN, LLOYD-One building........$ 2 10
On such day of sale, I will sell such portions
of said property as each debtor will point out
and in case the debtor will not point out suf-
fcient property, / will at once, without fur
ther delay, sell the least quantity of said
property of any debtor which any bidder will
buy for the amount of taxes, interest and
costs due by the said debtor. The sale will
be without appraisement for cash in legal
tender money of the United States, and the
property sold shall be redeemable at any time
for the space of one year, by paying the price
given with twenty per cent. and cost and
penalty added.
PAUL BERTHELOT,
Sheriff and ex -officio Tax Collector
Sheriff's Office, st. John the Baptist, May
IL, 1909.
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Notice to T0H-PNyes.s

Notice is hereby given that the State and
Parish taxes for the year 1909 also poll taxes
for the said year due by the male inhabitants
over the age of 81 years, as per list on file in
my office, are now due and collectable, and
unless paid within the time prescribed by
law, the same will be collected with interest
and costs. PAUL BERTHELOT,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. John the Bsp-
tist, January %, 1909.
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NO. 21.
List OF Persons

Selected to serve as Grand Jurors and drawn
to serve as Petit Jurors for the second
and third weeks of the session of the
Twenty eighth Judicial District Court in
and for the parish of st. John the Baptist
to be held and begun on the first Mon
day (7tn day. of June next, 1909.
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Road Fund 25s
Justices of the Peace, salary. 620
Constabes, salary 44O
Official Journal. 600
Coroner's salary. 500
President Board of Health, salary........ 500
Grand and Petit Jurors. $50
Fees of witnesses in criminal cases.. $50
Members of Police Jury....................... 300
District Attorney, salary 900
Sheriff. attending court, fees........ $50
Assessors commission sion.............. 800
Secretary of the Police Jury y.....,.......... 300
Parish Treasurer, salary ry.............. 900
Sheriff, in criminal cases. 500
Sheriff, feeding and maintaining prison.
........ $500
Collector of taxes commission. .............. 800
Clerk of Court, salary 900
For public schools purposes. ........ $500
Contingent fund ..............2.6 800
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For Sale.

ONE PUMP WITH 10 INCH SUCTION
and 9 inch discharge. in good order with
pipes. Will sell cheap. Address to
PAUL A. CAILLET,
Edgard, La.
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TabIeau of Probable Expenditures
FOR THE YEAR 1909.

ST John the Baptist at the sitting of May
6, 1909.
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For Sale, Cheap.

A No. l NEW GASOLINE LAUNCH,
4 H. P. Gray Motor, on account of departure
Suitable for Ferry purposes.
Address WILLIAM TURCOTTE.
Lucy r. O., La.
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BARTHELEMY, EST. PIERRE-One
nuIIu1DR
LAGROUE, VICTOR-1 of acre bound
ed above by Mrs E. Berthelot, below
by Louis Sorapuru. ru........................... 2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-18
DIES ON REACHING HOME.
Prominent Civic Engineer Expire
Suddenly at Fl. Dodqe,

Prominent Civic Engineer Expires
Suddenly at Fl. Dodge.
Special to Tines-Republican.
Fort Dodge, Sept. 1S.-Frank L.
Easily, one of the best known civil en-
gineers in western Iowa, and who had
served Webster. county several terms
as county surveyor, passed away sud
denly at the family home at Gowrie
Mr. Easily had been in Fort Dodge as
a witness in a case now on trial in the
district court and had but arrived
home when he was stricken and ex-
pired before a physician could reach
his side.
When a small boy Mr.. Easlys par
ents moved to Ottumwa from Indiana
and he received his education in the
local public schools. Later he became
identified with the engineering depart
mont of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad, thus receiving his
education as civil engineer thru
practical. experience in the field. Fol
a number Of years he was connected
with the engineering department Of the
Chicago & Northwestern road, and In
1884 laid. out and superintended the
construction Of the Mason City & Fort
Dodge road, now part Of the Chicago
Great Western. While serving as coun-
ty surveyor and city engineer he stud
led law and was admitted to practice
in the state and federal courts, anc
while city engineer located the firs1
water mains and sewers in For,
Dodge. Mr. Easily was a member Of
the Masonic order, holding the Mem.
phis rite, ninetieth degree.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-18
BANQUET PRINCIPAL CLOSING
EVENT OF SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION.
ENJOYABLE FEATURE
ARRANGED FOR TONIGHT
Plates for 5uo Will Be Laid and Toasts
Given by Able speakers-Mission
aries Will Fill Pulpits Sunday
Farewell Services Monday-Attend-
anee Large.
Special to Times-Republican
ance Large.

Special to Times-R Republican
Clear Lake. Sept. 1S.-Today is prac-
tically the last day of the big conven-
ton of the Northwest District of the
American Sunday School Union here
and the principal closing event of the
gathering will be monster banquet at
the Oaks Hotel tonight at 6 O'clock
Plates for 500 will be laid and toasts
will be given by many of the most able
and noted church and Sunday school
men in the country. After the banquet
there will be no regular meeting of the
convention and all of the delegates will
begin to prepare for the farewell serv-
ice on Monday. On Sunday pulpits in
the neighboring cities and towns will
be filled by missionaries here for the
convention.
Since the weather has been pleasant
again during the last two days, the
place of meeting for the convention mas
been changed back to the pavilion on
the camp grounds and the open air
sessions there have proved delightful.
This morning a feature of the pro-
gram was the studying of the inter-
national Sunday school lesson for to-
morrow by the entire convention. This
study was led by Rev c. E. Tower
pastor of the First Congregational
church of Mason City. Gospel services
will be held at the pavilion at 3 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon and Monday at S
o'clock in the morning the farewell
service will be led by Superintendent
Williams, of the northwest district.