The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-09-08
THE ST. MARY BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY.

Last Monday the st. Mary E u
and Trust Co., opened its door.
/, far business The st day'.
business was very encouraging te
this Institution, the deposits being
a little over $4,000, followed by
a steady increase.
The capital stock Of the bank is
500. 900, with a paid in surplus OF
SO 600. The officers are: Wilson
Mckerall. President; j. w. Foster,
1st Vice Preside Il; Donelson CAT
ferry, 2nd Vice-President; r. E.
| O'Niell, Cashier, and D. Gallery,
Jr, Trust Officer. The Board of Dj-
rectors is composed Of J. B. Rod
rigucz, John d. Bell, D. Gallery,
Jr., j. Sully Martel, j w. Foster,
Jno. NJ. Migcot, William Kramer,
w. I. Peterman. j. B. Brown.
Wilson McKerall, r. Emmett
O'Niell ana Donelson Gallery.
This new bank is in excellent
condition and under the manage
ment Of the present officers and
directors, it promises to be one of
the best. and most substantial
banking houses in the State
Cane carts and spring wagons
made t. order and repaired on
short notice at 0. J. Byerle's.
Assessor Kappel will 60 to Bald
win next Monday for the purpo e
Of regis ,ering voters. at which place
will wind up hist our of the polling
precincts Of the parish. The Reg
istration Office will be open in
Franklin within thirty days of the
election, which will be held on
the 9th day of November next,
and any one who has failed to
register while Mr.. Kappel was
making his rounds throughout the
parish can do so by calling on him
at his Office within the prescribed
time fixed by the election laws.
Cane carts and delivery wagons
made to order at c. S. Brenn's.
At the meeting of the police |
jury last Tuesday the sum of $500 |
was appropriated by that body to
assist in the building Of school |
house at some point on upper
Bayou sale, provided the citizens
Of that locality turn over to the
school board a suitable lot and
$3.50 in cash for the building of
said school. The jury also APP
propriated $3.50 to assist in build
ing school in the 1st ward near
Sorrel. the citizens to furnish a
lot and $500 in cash to the
school board. This was good
move on the part of the jury as
he schools are needed in both
Doth places.
The st. Mary Central High
School opened for the scholastic
year on last Monday. The atten-
lance was about $780, The follow
ng teachers have been engaged to
each for this session: Mr.. Chas.
Iott, principal; Miss Annie Glib
ley, assistants; Miss Jessie Pail
rey, Miss Irene PEBBLES, 9th
,rade; Miss Ethel Smith, 9Th
trade; Miss frankie Hayes, 18th
,rade; Miss Florence O'Niell, 3rd
.rade; Miss Mann Todd, End
,rade; Miss Mary Levy, 1st )
rade; Miss Maggie McMicheal,
Ri-ce-na. The newest rice prep
ration. Delicious. Only 10c, at ,
'Niell'S..
The Police Jury met in regular
ession on last Tuesday, after an 5
of two months, the i
roceedings of which are published t
4 this issue. An ordinance which |
as introduced by Mr.. Fred
Iarsh and adopted by the jury,
elative to the fine or imprison- S
lent Of any one leaving boom 7
r other obstruction in a drainage I
anal open, which are placed to I
eep water lilies out, is a good :
he and should be enforced. This
rdinance will be readily appre-
lated by fishermen and others
no use the canals a great deal. 4
Koca-Nola, it is the drink for !;
lie sunller. The best of its kind =
n the market. i
Mr.. Charles A. O'Niell and Mr.. !;
B. Rodriguez sold their St. Fl
larry Plantation on Bayou Sale p
lst Saturday to the North Bend I
ugar Co., for S2O,50O.0O cash. a
considering that they had already i
I'D the cypress timber to the .
yle der Co., for S6,OO0.O0 we z