The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-24
THE MUNICIPAL TICKET

JON @. LEWIS.
For Councilmen:-
c. y. F :OST,
X. j. DELATIOUSSAY
A. :. ACHEE,
| o. j. BYERLE,
NJ. L. HARRISON.
This ticket has been regularly
II ominatcd and as good a one that
could have been selected, and We
feel that it will have no opposition
IN the coming election. The gen.
tlemen that compose the ticket are
upright and honorable. The
| Mayor and two of the Councilmen
| selected have been in office for
some time. and we feel they have
represented the town of Franklin.
IN all matters, as we'll as any
Mayor and Councilman in the
past have done AS to the three
new members nominated, these
gentlemen are Franklin's most
honorable ard progressive citi-
zens; having the interest ofthe town
at heart. We know they will make
a record for themselves. The
gentlemen named for Mayor and
COunciImcn by the meeting
Tuesday night, in our opinion.
are com pctent and able to run the /
affairs Of the town Of Franklin as :
well any set OF men that could I
have been selected.
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sup at O'Niell's.
The new church organ, recently
purchased for the Methodist
Church by the Ladies' Aid Socie-
~, was found on arrival to be too
large tor the space allotted to it.
The necessary changes will be
made, we understand, in the near
'uturr, when it will be installed in
IS proper place.
Plans have been submitted and .
accepted for the new bank build
ng, on the corner Of Willow street
t It's intersection with the public
quare. \ gentleman represent
ng a firm Of architects was in '
own one day this week in con- c
ultation with Cashier Palfrey and
1embers Of the Board Of Directors G
1 the bank v
O'Nieli has the regulation screen
Ire for clSterns. .
The Police Jury, at it's meeting d
n Tuesday last, adopted a budget
I estimated receipts and expen- il
ltures. The increase in property
aluatlon for this year will make O
consequent increase in receipts i
ON taxes, and from the addition
amount collected from the is :
lance Of licenses, especially to =
le retail liquor dealers, splen-
id surplus is shown to exist. II
The members of St. Mary's
odge No. "A, Knights Of Pythias. -
lJoyed splendid banquet on =
onday night last, the occasion
ling the visit to Franklin OF the ~
rand Chancellor of the State. re
on. Albert Harris. After the
Getting the lodge members as lie
mbled at the Commercial hotel
r supper. le
II you are in need of harness
ii on G. S. Brenn. is
=, -- d.
The sanitary Inspector for the
WIN has made his first round of -
spectlon and has submitted his ~
port to the Board of Health. The az
capltulation is as follows:
'tal clsterns inspected 712 10
y wells 81 VI
barrels 200
The mum Der found defective and Or
properly screened, is as follows:
tai cisterns defective 24O lit
: wells 80 a
barrels 81 Or
The inspector will begin his
'ond tour Of inspection early
KIT week, to see that all water is
'eptacles reported above as de- -
tive, have been repaired. M
The criminal term of the District Co
urt begins on Monday. April 2. M
e following is A list Of those sp'
AVN from the third ward to serve go
the first week: Harry T. Hine,
Popkin, Amcde Robichaux, WI
Scott Underwood, George Per- me-
, David Wilcox, Charles F. SUI
amer, j. w. Lyman and Joseph to
apron. Second week: o. w. bu
oha, Arthur tlebert, Adrien ket
iel, t. @. Lawless, William ia yo1
IS, Louis Levy. V. Loustalot. the
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