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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29
ORGAN DEDICATION
GREAT SUCCESS
PROFESSOR ROGERS PRO-
eRAMME ENTHUSIASTICALLY
RECEIVED AND MRS. AsKE.
eAARD's SOLOS GIVEN MOST
HEARTY APPLAUSE.

The dedicatory concert at the First
Presbyterian church last evening was
up to the highest hopes of those who
have labored to make it a success.
The new organ pleased the large audi
ence who were enraptured with its
beauty Of tone and the splendid music
called forth from 1t by the master
hand of Prof. Frederic Rogers, con-
cert organist of Kalamazoo, Mich
Every one of the seven members on
Professor Rogers programme was
rendered with an Interpretation and
technique that was superior to any
thing ever heard in Fargo before, aud
none of the many critics present had
anything but the highest praise for
the selections and the organist. All
were delighted with the possibilities
Of the new organ as brought forth by
Professor Rogers.
Mrs. Askegaard sang her two num-
bers with rare skill and wonderful
power. Elizabeth's Prayer, from
Tannhauser and Cuius Amman from
Stabat Mater being rendered with
feeling and fidelity, while the beauti-
full little encore touched every heart
by it's sweetness and melody.
This evening Professor Rogers viii
render an entirely new programme
and one feature of it will be the
more popular character of the music.
Last evening the music was entirely
of classical nature, while tonight
a number of popular selections will
be given, in which Professor Rogers
is said to excel The vocal numbers
tonight are by the Orpheus Singing
society, thirty male voices under the
direction of p. A. Rudd, and are sure
to be well rendered and enthusiastic
cally received. A special admission
price of so cents for unreserved tickets
has been announced for tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29

There's a reason
Why we do the
Optical business Of Fargo.
We employ a man
Who Knows How"
Aman trained in the business,
One who has made the
Profession study.
His services are yours
For the asking.
We've all that's new in
Eye Glasses and Spectacles.
We fit them so they
Look and feel we'll
On your face.
Thirty-one years the
Leading Jewellers and
Opticians, should be a
Sufficient guarantee.
| The Sundberg CO.
" Broadway
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29
CEMENT BLOCK BUILDING

For prices on dwellings, or easements
built rom cement blocks, phone S7s
or call at 900 Ninth street north. 1
use the blocks made by Holmes Stone
& Lumber Co.. Detroit MINI. and can
guarantee satisfaction. Let me figure
with you. Robert Kennedy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29
AN OPPORTUNITY

Awaits the ambitious young man or
woman who Is DESTROYS of obtaining
knowledge of shorthand or book
keeping by taking advantage of the
evening sessions Of school at Aaker's
Business college. This is a splendid
occasion for energetic young people
to become qualified along these lines.
Night sessions begin Monday. Oct. 8.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29
YOUR FUTURE

That is what young people must look
to. That is what the Dakota Business
College prepares Its pupils to face.
over 200 young bank cashiers and as
sistant cashiers got their start at the
d. B. C.-could locate many more men
with similar futures, If we only had
them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29
DRESSY MEN

: Wear the kind of clothes that Teddy
makes-clothes that are above the av-
erage in good looks and below the av-
erage cost Of other f1rst-class tailored
clothes. A suit for $25 or more with
perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Ted
Evansen, 400 N. p. avenue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29

If you want your carpets clean
ed thoroughly have the North
Dakota Weaving Co. clean them.
We also make rugs from Ingram
carpets and this is the only place
to get your fancy rag rugs woven.
North Dakota Weaving Co., 1421
Fifth Ave. So. Phone 2155.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29
ATTENTION CT ERka.

How long do you intend to remain a
clerk? DO you know that through the
Office lies the straight road to business
promotion and success. The Dakota
Business College Is the stepping stone
TO the Office. You may take the ID. b.
@ course evenings beginning Oct. Isl.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29

After October 1st The Prescott Hotel
will change from the American to the
European plan. Rooms soc. 75c, 81.
Public and private baths.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29

The Two Lees have a musical turn
that is different at the Grand this
week. All lovers of music are delight
ed with their act. It's we'll worth see
| ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29
Heard Native of Siam,

William P. Buell. a native of Siam,
spoke before the students of the high
school yesterday at chapel Mr. Buell.
is an evangelist and told the high
school students something about the
evangelical work in Siam and the
condition of affairs there. At present
he is in the railroad Y. M. c. A. work
at Louisville. but expects to spend
some time in North Dakota.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29

For your job work go to the Taylor
Printing Co., Moorhead, Mimi.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29

Nice black earth for the hauling
Apply at Fargo Bridge & Iron Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29
Hay Market Notice

| have just received big shipment Of
best hay and new feed, See me for
prices before buying. VIM. ellis, phone
750. ID 9Th St. South.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29
DIRT FOR SALE
Hotel CHANCES Plan.

Apply Huntoon & Holcomb. Phone
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29

Pinless hats at Nashold's.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
WOMAN is VICTIM
Of BRUTAL ATTACK
Viciously Assailed By Burg
lars, She Fights Until
Overpowered.

DARBY. Pa. Sept I2-Cne Of the
bOldest buTglaries ever perpetrated
in Darby was committed shortly be
fore midnight. when desperadoes
broke into the home Of RAYMOND
Case, at Ninth street and Ridge ave
nue.. and after attacking Mrs. Case
with a Sandbag. tied her hands ana
feet. gagged and blindfOlded her. hut
were frightened of after they had taken
SO from a desk on the second floor.
That tho burglary had been care
fully planned there seems no doubt
Mr. Case was absent for the evening
To cool the house. she had the
kitchen door open. but kept the screen
dor scvureiy ho''ked as a protection
from intruders- Shortly after II
o'clock her baby awoke. when she
hurried upstairs 20 give il a drink
II was At this time that the burglars
who evidently We're WATCHING her
through the screen door. broke in. as
was shown by the broken book Mrs
Case was upstairs with her baby only
a rev minutes and when she was
coming down the stairs the gas in the
Kitchen suddenly went out.
Thinking II strange. but not sgssni-
cloUS, she came down. when she re-
ceived a terrific blow on the side Of
the head that sent her reeiinS to the
floor
She arose quickly, but was irnne4f-
aIely seized by the men. who demanded
where her money was There was a
blackjack on the dining room manraI-
piece, and as the struggling trio neaTed
II Mrs Case tried TO get il, but caught
only It's ends and the weapon feU from
her fingers to the floor
Then one OF the men managed 70 get
her hands behind her back and while
he held her. the other blindfolded her
with her own apron after which they
lighted the gas and tied her hands and
feet and left her lying on the Ho0r
while they ransaclled the house. after
which they escaped. evidently being
frightened of by the next-door neigh
bOTs, who returned home.
Mrs. Case unconscious and almost
sufocated from the gag was disc0v-
cred on the floor by her husband, a
short time later. when ne returned
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
CAVALIER DENIES
DIPPING CHANLER
Says When Health Improves
She'll Come to
America.

NEW YORK, Sept 12-AJystery today
surrounds the steps which viii be taken
by the Chanler family to retain Tor
Robert Winthrop Chanler the fortune H.
is reported 10 have tossed to his beauti-
ful sonE-bird- Lima Cavalier '.SheriT
Bob the artist-hUsband jn the interra-
tional nuptiaI and financial imbrorIIo
had disappeared today while the plans
Of his lawyers and Of members Of his
family are kept hidden
Gables came from Paris telling of che
pulling attitude maintained by Ceva-
Heri- While she denied tnat a misun-
Outstanding exists between herself and
husband yesterday. she invariably IS
quoted as speaking Of ChanIer in
manner hippaut and apparently con
mDTUOUS-
Reading between the lines Il seems
certain To those interested in the affair
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
FLEET TO BEGIN
TARGET PRACTICE
Last of the Three Divisions
SteamS Out for
ManeuverS.

FORT MONROE, Va, Sept 12--The
ships composing the first division Of the
Atlantic battleship feet steamed out
TO sea this morning for their annual
target practice. the other two divisions
having left yesterday
Much 10 the disappointment of Admir-
al Schroeder. the sea OF the Virginia
capes was too choppy yesterday to
permit Of the commencement Of the
target work. and il is probable that the
first shots viii be fired as soon as the
three divisions of the fleet arrive In
their respective places
Admiral Schroeder has in mind for
the coming week an Ella borate program
for maneuvers and target practice, and
II the weather VIII Permit. the large
number Of visiting army and navy men
Who are on the ships viii have ample
opportunity to witness some sensational
work
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12

both in Par and this city, thar DuE-
hshed rspor.- OF the case are true.
The scngstre-s. who IS stiiI suffering
from the effects Of her recent operation.
told in smiling manner t0Cay tha1
she would soon be in the United States.
She further denied that She had duDed
Chanler Of his fortune. and said she
was receiving love messages from MIN
almost daily.
Lewis Stuyvesant ChanIer. brother OF
Bob former Lieutenant governor Of
New York state, and once candidate for
governor. has returned 70 his home from
St Paul. where he has been attending
The National iO1EerEEf IOU Congress, and
today he made the definite statement
that pract. -atiy an OF the mlilieu-doliar
estate Of Robert CIaHIer is CutaiIed-
simultaneously 30 was reported here
that Chauiers relatives would hold a
conference iu the law Offices of Lord
Hay & Lord, at 30 Wall street, some
time during the dav-
Robert w EhauleT is iu hiuiug- Even
u1eulbers Of the family denied today
thar they knew of his Whereabo bouts
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
CORONER PROBING
DEATH OF TWELVE
Blame for Collapse of Rock
AT Erie Tunnel Will
Be Placed.

NEW YORK. Sept 12-Au investiga-
ton was begun by the Hudson county
coroner's office today into the collapse
OF part Of the old Bergen tunnel, Jersey
City. in which eleven men were killed
and ten severely injured yesterday,
One injured man died today. making
the total Twelve
This accident brings the total OF
deaths. il is said, to almost 400 in the
colossal engineering work upon which
the Erie railroad has been engaged for
three years
It had been determined by the railroad
company 10 wreck the western mouth
Of the tunnel deliberately today This
was the last work which remained to
be done before the new BERGEN cutoff
Of the Erie was completed
The tunnel has not been used for a
month, and it only remained for a fourth
track 10 be laid before the work was
finished WOTkmen had been removing
q section OF the old tunnel 10 make way
fer the fourth track The crash occurred
at the spot where they were working
yesterday
Forty-three men. under A. L Moor
head engineer OF the Eastern division Of
the Erie road. were employed around
the western mouth Of the tunnel when
the accident occurred
While the "crOw-bar' gang was work
ing on q cliff. a section Of II forty feet
long and thirty feet high gave way,
buryiug ten men in the tunnel and
carrying down twelve Of the '-CrOw-bar''
gang
George Boss, foreman Of the gang
which was caught under the avalanche.
and who was placed under arrest in the
Jersey City Hospital, where he was
taken. with both legs crushed, is in
critical condition today At the inquest
Engineer AIoorhCad and janis Smith
superintendent OF the work, VIII come
IN for q severe griUing-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-12
ARTISTS ASHES BURIED.

LONDON, Sept I2-The ashes Of HOl-
man Hunt were Inferred today in the
artists corner Of St PauI's Cathedral
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-19
Woman's Hone colsIanion
for March.

Al Ae yery nasassrt kera :syerx
yoman in NJ county il thlnk,ng 81
.'spring clothes" ,hs \ tiAess5 fi9ms
Companion appears IS z 81 fashion
number and contains rec:sfkah,e Is.
Of information as 10 rhaI Hi!l he xSts
and Why. Every important iteE Gpn.
pected with the latest thing in dress i
treated in careful and instructive
manner. Articles ON French bats snd
French novelties are only small pari
Of the genera! sehene.
But the h.lpfuIness~ of this maya.
CINE 10 lot confined TO the question Ut
clothes Etched pe,al work. q new
fad; the making Of bread bags; the
building and furnishing OF houses and
tho many sciences thai 60 to max.
up the r'any sciences that go to make
u; wsll-oid.,ed home are all con.
eislered in the usual sxceileu, depart.
;nepts.
A feature Of the March number 10
.ks double page devoted 70 pho.o-
graphs of qopaIar actresses and opera
Sit gers who are. naodei mothers. Que
of the largest pictsrss Of Ethel Barry
more forms parts Ut this collection.
Hrpnot'sp,, always . fa,c,uatiug sub
j d. ;s >p:y handled ii p. Addiug.on
Bruce. ami Marion Hsrlaud tells the
famous story u The Ladies Of Liam
goilen.r
The fiction attains high standard.
hssa k.i,y s'.H;Titutrs vivid S,itle-
.nsnt llon,e story. Fannie HcaaIip
Lea. Jane. Oppc.beirn and Mary Hea
'on Worse each ave xn excellent t.'e
10 tell, sid "The House of Healing"
by Juliet W,ilor To,apk.n. PROMISE,
10 l.roye one IT the beet serials Of the |
yesr.
The humor and verse are qnsint and
'ha. ming, and the "Campaig" nf Hope
$ still encouraging good work in slim
l'aIiag vigilance sgaip.t The spread
# The " bite Pla";e.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-19
To All Persons, Firms
Or Corporations Sub
iect TO State or
Parish Licenses.

You aae hereby notified
that all State and Parish Lii
celse for the year 1910 will
become delinquent on March
lat 1910 On March 2nd
1910, I will ha compelled, uu
der Actl7l OF 1898 ia. turr
over list Of all deIiuquents t.
The Attorney appointed to az
sist the Tax Callectpr, to eli
force collection. Two per Gem
per month penalty will b.
collected. and the delinquent
shaH pay 10 per cent Attorn
ey,s fees onaggregato amour
of License and penalties col
'e"ted.
All persons. firms or Cor
poratione ara hereby warned
to taxa ilotioc Of above, t.
avoid penalties and costs.
James Beary
Sheriff. Ex-oficio
Tax Collector
l4afourche Parish
"a. Feb. y 1911
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-19

nIlis approved Ssi IS
PENSIONS aproveed PSI on
u Total approqed 81 1905
4 = 4. Theriot.
| !. l.. Kodrigue
Committee on Claims
on motion Of Mr.. Boudreaux second
J eo ny ar. Roger the foregoing rcpor,
was ordered received Il approved and ar
.he same motion &tI appropriation a,
l,i7o9o was ordered M de to ,isr claim.
an5 pensions therein Reported fsyorahl,
I ess. Rnssset, Roger, Falgout Hou.
ner and Tetreau. + ~ A'se'
Nays None
The api lic.tion OF Messrs Ju,,.n
i.efort Hetry Savoie and Mrs. Estiv..
Sayoie for ths.chsnXe Of the Public roas.
on the front Of theft los peetive llacts Of
I na.t, from ITS present location to tb"
gtanted for SO doing, on conditions how
ever, thas said new road be put on III.
crest Of said Batture and well pra.,.
Wid.'l OF at least forty feet all 81 viii. +
snail be done before tho destruction 81
| the old road. -
1T, this time Attorney H E. Howell:
Lum Der TO. reqHestfng' tho pern,issi,,n
20 pull logs across the puh,ic road on,
thc Choctaw Ridge, ct u polrt On th.
accompanying plat ia sse.;inu II, q n ~
y Il TIE. And al-o permit to build a
trustie tractover the Bayou Grand IA
yo,n . y point showroom accompanying
y. =. All III accordance with the pe.i.
ZION I ana specifications thereto attached
Whereupon on the motion Of Mr.. 10.
ger seconded by Mr.. Falgout. II com.
mittec, OF three ~ mombafs Of this Jury
was ordered appointed to- whom sltsthe
whose duty shall be q eiSi,inaa 1 fba
points whereat privileges are sought L,
pe obtained by the ssid Bowie Lnlr,ber
Co, and after having thus ascerfained
the facts and condi lions, il said commit
Zoe eoncludes that the permits aske3
gan os sranted without serious ineonven-
1en ~. 70 inc traveling public and with
IN 'erest then. said Colnmittse is here
by cmpo Wercd to issue tHes ap11iea nts
y fitten prints in both inSta necs "a ssST |
h"wie Lumher Co. which shall be of The
same VALIDITY and as binding as thouph
sara permit had been issued BY this fury
~, ~, open session. a copy Of said permit
sion II May 1910 for insertion III The
Il Hutes VI said session.
Ins resident cppoin::ed on said COM
todriEue
AZ this time Mr.. J. s. Barker. snb-
nttted q claim "a Fonstable for aonyey-
~ prisoners from Lockport to tie
"a ,aris 81 IAN amounting e $50. This
sas decaared correct, md on the mo-
:, ,oa OF Mr.. Theriot seconded By M.
,resner an appropriation Of 50. 10 was
rdered 10 pay same. -
leas; Basel, Roger, Falgout, Bar
~! ~! noudrsanx, Kodrjgue, Theriot. :
Nays None
.SecfetaryH n. N. Coulon at the rcouest
Hon W; II. Price. in his capacity Of
,ffaina5s Connissioner. ask for per-
iis 90 interest tho Public Road in the ,
ward OF the parish at u paiut at The.
ivia'ns line Of the l.pds Of NJ Ludgeri
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-19
chiidron Cry
foR FLETcHER's
GASTORIA
An wful Eruption.

Of a volcano sxeit-s brief interests,
and your ,,ntrrsst ip .hin "'pp:io..'
will 70 ~ .kar., i yGf,n p.e RurkIen''
Arnica salss. their qpicke cure Rveu
the worst lx,ils, i,o,Is. ulcers. or fever
sores are soon healed by it. Best for
Burma, Cuts, Bruises, Sore Lips, Chap
ped Hands, thhh!aina and Piles. II
gives instant relief. 25c q I'll drug
gis,s.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-19
Stubbon as q Mule.

arc liver aud bowels sometimes; seen,
10 ba k wit, "u, cause. Then ,bere's
tronbls-l,pss Ut Appetlts-In.iigee.
ton. Nervousness. Dependency
Headache. But such troubles fy be-
fore Or. King's NV Life Pills, the
worlds bat Stomach and Liver rem.
edy. So easy 25c At sill d:uggis.s.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-19
To the Hon. Police Jury.

Gentlemen:
Rour committee on claim beg to re-
port that t::sy have examined the claims
/. and pensions elpmilted to T and report
iavorai.s on the herein below claims
aTla pensions al6 recommend their / o. =
meRI, to witt
J II Hubert juror of inquest on
body Of d 4 lowell 2
| atner II CleIiaud juror Of ling on
BIC. 81. - X Lowell 2
h Deia BritonSe juror Of ING on
! bois 81 u K LoTell 2
| 4. h AN jurort vi ing on body
Vi ID IL lowell ... 9
Edward WilAer- juror of inquest
| ':n ;@Hs, of IL 4 Lowell 2
Jos A Gamthreaux juror Of inquest
vi. :s,ds Ut = Faigout 9
- ..don juror of idauest on
boey u + tasgou ... ~ 2OO
r. Il Payne juror of inquest on
holy of T Fnigou1 900
T Weldon juror Of inquest on
BODY OF Z Falgout geo
"A WalAec slror of ing on body
Nelson Arb Huui .. 2n
J $ Webb juror u inquest on body
>eieou ASH ton 2W
} r. Weldon Juror OF inqueat on
lady Nelson -Asbwood go
~ Ne.ds,a juror OF inquest ON
body Nilsson Asawood go
lin j oioe juror of inquest on
BODY S.lron' AshEood. 49,. 2U
.'ohi, Z, aetier juror OF inquest ON
ZOO, n F sh..a e. ,! xage :; ,o p"
i,ody child of v rage 2m
Jsnaest Hs.ry juror .: inquest on
body eEsid CIV. Page 200
joan Hcrndon juror Of inquest un
body child OF Page. 200
Max anpre juror Of inquest on
I,o-ty child Oh Page. 200
I !, !. = r - jefyr e inqnes. ON
Ellis nrsra's sons clothing for j.
Ellis Brahd's sonsciothing Tor
Collins prisoner. $50: as
prisoner Prize erin 10 jail: =. 4e5
Prisonerin Jril- 1854
Planters Hard a-e, Mill supply
Co. article rcpafrs'of fai. vault. HD
+ III Toups article repairs OF Jail
.tist. -. IL.
IL Frost articles repairs of jail
vault. - ..:.:..... -. -. IL
\ } cte'sisEt article repair of jail
i, Lii Boiler Works article article
Jams. bay freight Iilir .t,ele re- !"
pair OF jsil vault l1Ot
ia article repair Of Jail
f3l1t. .......... GA 90 |
Don Maibrough article repair of
Jail vault .......... Is 90 |
i p i'antin salary and article re-
pair !, Of jail yaal.: -. lso|
4 DAu,ln salary ana article re-
psir of Jail vault .. &c |
DIR Daigle extracting tooth for
~ 4 Meyer medicine for Jail D.. 43 g |
DR. Meyer coroners fee'r. IN 90 |
los eros repair OF Chackbay lane soul
Ep T"nps digging ditch in Terre-
Rene Bisnehard juror ,i:, of : inques. ~~
IN body OF L Anderson .......... zoe
I'D Bouterie juror of inquest on
,ody Of Jim Brocota. 2Wl
I'd. smithwick repair of Jail and
curt house urinot. 1Oul
Mire main enance of Terrebonne
md Bruiee Guilliot road 100 on
"a a.. ro1ps road inspector building
J; ,ameron q fiersoH index bog fi Tor
L Ascoin dfswing' jury for for 90
eliot Fisher Co : i Dudiy copy. copy '''
Sentinel Parish print.
!hibodsa1 Foundry co.i forcours lis IS
AousS ....-. .................... 10 10
1egendre groceries for sick
risoner "A
I.efort coffin and horses John
J. Brown Mr. Beary burial
onn CoillHS.... ............ RO0f
bsary experimenting prisoner J
Heary apprehending: prisoner prisoner 70 U
Harris. ....... .......... - sol
lo.al CiaIIns. ..............-... S36 95{
Your commsttee recommend the pay-I
lent of the following pension cIaimssfo
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-19
Notice.

We hereby appreciate and retu: !
thanks 70 The ). u. Henpel Insur
snce Agency Of Lucy T. .. La, fo.
Tho pFomp,nrss ly wh,ci, they .<t,i.
a''r claim sastaiped by ios, Of drs ,
the amount of.e3o00 "a i. in ~!
BY J. s. A.mp<f .sen, ;. Lucy P.
La.
Z. ALExAxDs1 4 Bse
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-19
Thibo6uax, La. March 10 I9l

! Thiboduax, La. March l0l9lo
The Police Jury Of the Parish Of La
joIrnment
Present.: J. L. Basset, L. G. Roger, L.
Falgout, u. j. Barrios, T.. q. E,ou.ireaux
). l.. Rodr,gne, Alex. Thsriot, Jos Dres-
ncr, and r. II. Tetreau.
l. Absent: X. N. Hatcher.
The minutes OF the session Of yester.
day was -ead and approved as read.
The Fingnce coinHittee submitted the
following report.
Thibodaux La. Mar. 10 1910
To the President and mem hers of the
Police Jury Of the Parish OF Lafourciie.
Gcntlemsn:- -'S
We the undersigned members OF the
Finance Committee beg leave to re-
port that we have carefully examined
the books and vouchers, compared
same and found same correct.
Committee ON Finance.
j. L. Basset, t.a'
p. II. Tesreau.-
seon Z. Boudreaux,
Report Of p. e. Legcndre Parish Trea-
surer Ill account with the Tieneral
Funds OF the Parish OF Lafourche, for
the term beginning Jan. IL Iyt0. and
ending with Mar. 3 1910.
Amt on hand Jan. IL 10. =. s. 1888 70
-zkeceip:s since
FROM taxes .... yJJ "
interest on Bal. i'll Bank. :. :. AZ TO
Total receipt for term. ........ 1904 So
Net bal on hand for term 80. 275ll %
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