THE PROTECTOR published at Pointe-ala-Hache Louisiana Saturday Jan. 15, 1887
Submitted by Gladys S. Armstrong
From The Deep Delta Quaterly


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	A marriage was solemnized at St. Patrick's Church, Home
Place, on the 10th instant by REV. FATHER HEALEY. The
contracting parties were MR. CHAS. HATTON and MISS ANNA BURAS
the party proceeded to the residence of MR. PIERRE
BREMOUD, where a grand supper and ball had been prepared.
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	District Attorney JAMES WILKINSON made an able argument
before the police jury to secure the retention of his annuel
allowance of $500.00....
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 The following Syndics were appointed for 1887:
  
  First Ward		H. P. KERNOCHAN
  Second Ward		R. GORDON
  Third Ward		P. HINGLE
  Fourth Ward		Thos. WILLIS
  Fifth Ward		Geo. SCHOENBERGER
  Sixth Ward		B. LEVY
  Seventh Ward		R. PEREZ
  Ninth Ward		Thos. LYONS
  Tenth Ward		Joseph STOCKFLEET
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  The budget for 1887:
  Sheriff	$ 4,000
  Clerk	300
  Coroner	1,200
  Secretary	300
  Treasurer	800
  Parish Attorney	500
  Assessor and Registrar	1,200
  Jurors	1,000
  Syndics	1,000
  Police Jurors	300
  Jail Physician	200
  Justice of Peace & Constable	800
  Contingent Expense	600
  Criminal	1,000
  Pens ions	500
  Total	$13,700
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	It is told of HENRY W. GRADY, of "The Atlanta
Constitution" that he once published a citizen's death. The
citizen called to protest that he was alive. "I'm sorry,"
said Grady, "we can't correct it now, but I will get you
among the births, if you like."
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	On Wednesday, the largest sale of commercial property
that can be remembered to have taken place in New Orleans
the well known Touro Building on Canal Street ... $335,000.
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