The St. Mary banner., 1905-04-15

lettering oil guage. e......... W
st Mary Banner. printing sta
tlOnarN.. ii ~
j WinSberg. suit OverallS tor
DR. B w Smith. ... | U'
A Reuter-. pipe and fittings. ~ .;
DR. Is w Smith. nurses for
small poX patients. .... = o(
] b Sanders Sheriff. board Of
prisoners for March. ... Is ,,
II j Delahoussaye stamps and
registration notices .. i D;
II w Weber. hauling wood.
shells, team hire and street
work 49,. olS Gt
j b Proctor, hauling wood. 20 Ot
Jennings Refining Co, , 10 gals
engine OIL. ~
Moloney- -Bennet Betting Co.,
one belt. ............. : D.
Whitney Supply Co., IS rub
be; valves. Il Vc
G A Peterson. two oil burners % .,
s J Gates q CO., 10 vaccine
points. .......... W
! Fl S Pickett. two oil pumps and
repairing valves .....- s. N
Daniel Jeffrey, bal. on oil tank AZ o.
Ed. Alpha, pipe threaded and
fittings. ) 7l
Kyle Lumber Co Ltd. wood. 2G9 -
A A Delahoussaye, for Str.
Saccarine, fryt on oil tank IS Ot
VI Goguenhem, for shells on
contract ....... ........ LOB st
a w Hyatt Stationary Mfg,
one warrant book ......... 81
z Lauve, Sect'y., freight and
express charges, telephone
messages. %
4 A Delahoussaye. fire brick
and clay, groceries for pest
house. Ii II
Woodward Wight & Go. Ltd
pipe and tittins. suction hose 333 j.
" l. Harrison, road work.. ID On
Communicative from Mr.. A. A.
Delahoussaye Offering to lease the
old market building for a term OF
two years at S25 90 per annum was
read.
BY motion of Mr.. Weber, duly
seconded and carried, the Mayor
was authorized to lease the said
building for the price and time
stated, with the condition that il
the town saw fit to use the build
ing for a market in meantime
in which case Mr.. De!ahoussaye
should be given 80 days notice to
vacate.
Communication from Secretary
Duka, of the Good Roads Conven-
vention, requesting that delega-
tion 70 represent the town be ap-
pointed to attend said Convention
on April q, at Baton Rouge, La,
was read.
By motion Of Mr.. Weber, duly
seconded, the following delegation
was appointed: Senator w. +.
Prterman. chairman; Messrs l..
B Tarlton, II. w. Kappel, N. l..
Harrison, H. 5. Palfrey, DR.. 5. j.
Gates, r. E. Milling, T. NJ. Moor
man, j. c. Lewis, A. j. Delahous-
saye, l.. Lauritzen, C. n. Frost,
NJ. Bell and FL. w. Weber.
The following ordinance was in
troduced by Mr.. Lauritzen, and by
motion of himself, duly seconded
and carried, was adopted, viz:
OhDlANA4NSL ANO. Id.
Prescribing the conditions upon
which electric lights shall hereafter be
installed to the consumer, fixing the
rates governing their cost, and impos-
ing penalty for the violation of this
ordinance.
Section |. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Council of the town of
Franklin. Louisiana; That from and
after the PRONUNCIATION of this ord
nance, parties desiring electric lights
installed in either residence of business
houses occupied by them, shall be
subjected to the following conditions
and restrictions, to-wit: The con-
sumer shall make application, either
verbally or in writing, to the Superin-
tendent Of the Electric Light and
w ater-Works department., for the
number OF lights desired: and shall be
charged with one-half of the cost of all
secondary wires conveying the current
from the nain wires to the building.
also one-half the cost of all changes
caused either by wear or other causes.
And all wiring and other expenses
incurred within the building or upon
the premises, shall be exclusively at
.hS Sooe VI uiiC COllSuulcI. tIle material
to be used, as we'll as the process of
installation shall be in conformity
with the requirements of the Insurance
Underwriters. And should the
material or process of installation
now in use by the consumer. be con-
demned by the said Underwriters agent.
the work SO condemned shall be done
over again, 50 as to conform to the
aforesaid requirements, exclusively
at the expense of the said consumer.
The said consumer may select any
competent wireman to do the work.
NO changes of wires, or extensions
shall be hereafter permitted, except
upon the approval of the said Superin-
tendent. All lamps used shall have
the voltage as adopted by the corpora
tion, and the efficiency of said lamps
shall be 81 watts, and shall be approv-
ed by the Superintendent. When the
lights are being installed, the consumer
shall designate the place where the
light is desired, at which place the
wireman shall connect az drop; no
more drops than the number of lights
desired, shall be connected. When a
light is desired to be discontinued by