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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
No PLACE FOR
DICTATOR SAID
LANE
Continued from Page y

NOUHIlHUCu lIOW ray ~
only read the rules Of the Republican
party they would see where they are
wrong by attempting to defeat some
of the candidates of the party, for all
must remember every one has an
equal right to interest himself to go
to the convention, TO select the man
of his choice for an Office and when
that selection Is made no member of
a precinct club has any right to say
that he cannot vote the straight tick
ct 1t Is the right Of every Republic
can to make his fight before the con-
vention, but when the highest trib-
unal of the party renders its decision
by nominating the ticket, through the
medium OF its delegates, It is the duty
of every Republican to aid the cleo
ton of the ticket as n whole. No OK
cuse should be accepted that II so and
so had not been nominated | would
vote the straight ticket. Such talk Is
simply an excuse to avoid his duty
as Il Republican, so rs to enable him
to scratch the ticket
II have always maintained in the
past that the best interests of Ha-
wall could be protected and its well
fare promoted through party poll
tics. OF course II should be by the
Republican party, as the record will
speak for itself. Note the great prog
rcss that has been made through the
Vtts No an
had the policy Of those who constant
ly agitate the scratch ticket pre-
vailed, business interests would have
suffered, race feelings would have
been the result and Hawaii's best in
terests and its welfare ruined. Facts
and results accomplished stand un-
challenged that the Republican party
ever since its birth In Hawaii nCi has
stood for good and clean government
and 1t is about time that the people
should recognize and give support to
the party thar accomplishcs results.
AS illustration of the countrys
best interests having been rcryed and
protected by the party, take the
amendments to the Organic Act when
the Governor sought the help of the
party through its committee and lead
ers. The result we all know. A few
feared that in the event of the special
session of the Legislature being
called for ,lat purpose It would not
pass, etc, but the result has shown
the party rendered its assistance To
the Republican administration and the
Legislature passed the much-needcd
amendments and the people reap the
benefits.
81 further contend that the EXecu-
tive and the heads of the Territorial
government should cooperate more
with the party that has rendered and
will always support, providing It will
be in the interest of the people. No
one man in Hawaii should entertain
the idea that he will dominate the Re.
publican party, even II there is oil
will be an attempt in that direction
today and probably in the future. Ha.
wall is far ahead of its infancy, as tC
not knowing her rights Ms an Anne ri,
can territory, and therefore all Re-
publicans should be united to reach
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
"PIRATES" LOOT
WRECKED HELGA
Continued from Page ~

young fellows left the vessel with n
quantity nj very good cable. Others
sought for fittings aud there were a
number in the visiting party who
were expert divers and went through
the cabin and crew quarters for such
articles as they could find and take
away with them.
The wreck continues to hold togeth-
er though there is lot OF her upper
works that has gone by the board.
A party of llcalani members return
ing from trip to Pearl Harbor yes
terday afternoon report seeing large
section of the Helga's deck floating
out towards the open sea. They not
ed the presence OF several rats run
ming about the timber. How these
rodents have managed TO keep alive
during the past few days is somewhat
of marvel.
Despite the visitation of the "pir-
ates," the Iielpa Is still yielding up
considerable amount Of plumber to
the Miller Salvage Company. The
James Makcc has returned with a
quantity of spars, rope, sails, chains
and fittings.
One article that has attracted con-
siderable attention Is the bathtub that
once adorned the quarters Of Captain
Wall, master Of the doomed barkcn-
tine This useful adjunct TO civiliza-
ton was ruthlcssly snatched from its
resting place and now reposes on the
old Kinau wharf
The wheel that has been In service
on the IIclga poop for the past cigh-
teen years was also brought ashore by
the salycrs.
Among the trophies of the deep that
is muchly priced is patent fog sig
mailing device that was secured only
after much difficulty This apparatus
consists of a mechanical horn that
carries the sound ut considerable dis
lance at stated intervals.
The salvage also includes several
chests and cabin and fo'C'slc fittings
such as oilclOth, some curtains and
table ware.
The position of the Hclga Is prac-
tically unchanged. Her sails continue
to flap from the foremost and the
wreck is tilted at sharp angle to-
wards the starboard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
WATERFRONT NOTES

AMONG THE vessels scheduled to
sail for island ports tomorrow Is the
Kona and Kau liner Mama Loa at
noon, followed by the steamer Kinau
for Kauai ports and the Mikahala for
Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports at Ave
O'Clock In the evening.
~
THE UNITED STATES cruiser Al.
bany now at the port is expected will
compl;tc the work of taking on coal
and supplies by Wednesday. The YES.
sci Is on the berth to get away for
Yokohama on or about Thursday. The
Albany VIII he followed by the navy
supply ship and auxiliary cruiser Buf.
falo. the latter vessel proceeding to
Guam and Manila,
~
THE HILONIAN of the Matson
line is expected to arrive At Homo
lulu early tomorrow morning. The
vessel is expected to bring few
passengers, besides n general cargo
from San Francisco and Puget
Sound.
w
THE FREIGHT list of the Inter.
Island steamer Mikahala from Maui,
Molokai and Lanai ports included the
following items: 3 horses, 10 pigs, 10
boxes chickens, 10 barrels vino, 80
bags potatoes. 2i6 packages.
rp
hnyn
thus far booked for San Francisco
BY the Matson Navigation steamer
Wilhelmina, scheduled to sail for the
Coast at 10 O'Clock on Wednesday
morning. .. ,....
AN ARRIVAL from Hawaii ports
yesterday was the steamer Niihau
with iiiO bags Of sugar, G5 head cat.
tie, calves and packages sundrles.
Purser Aldrich reported good wealth
or.
SUGAR AWAITING shipment on
Kauai according to Purser Kent OF
the steamer Kinau includes the fol
lowing shipment: 37,SOi bags NJ. A.
X. 1850 X. s. NJ, 21Oo l.. p, PATS IL
NJ.
The accounts In the guardianship
Of II. a. p. Carter were approved to-
day and the Hawaiian Trust Com
pany dis harged.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15

+. G. Krauss OF the United States
Experimental station will speak to
the Kamehameha boys tomorrow
evening at 1880, at the clubhouse
on Fort street. The subject will he
Cotton on Hawaii" Mr. Krauss
will bring samples of cotton to the
lecture and will go thoroughly into
the subject in way that will make
It clear to his audience. II is eN-
pected that the Kamehameha boys
VIII turn out In force. All are well
come.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
until ~ m. of Thursday, August 20,
1910, for furnishing the Department
of Public Works with 1850 feet OF
12.in,h wooden stave pipe, without
clips or bands. Sample of pipe re-
quired may he seen at the Office OF
the Superintendent of Public Works,
The superintendent reserves the
right to reject any or all bids,
MARSToN CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, August 10, 1910.
i697-l0t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL


Autos, - per hour. Lewis Stables. .
II goes without saying that every
thing Is Best at The Encore. .
one thousand splendid books, Sac.
Brown and Lyon Co. Until we move
only.
Divorce was granted Asanomi Su
emo today from Asanomi KursaM on
the ground of non-support
Anton Lopez was arrested this
morning and held for investigation as
to an alleged charge of wife beating.
For distilled water, Hires Root
Beer and all other popular drinks
Ring up phone H. Consolidated Soda
Works.
w til noon today 577 automobiles
had been registered at the police court.
and the list of motorcycles has grown
to 60.
Pay cash and ask for green stamps.
They're free Call at the show rooms
and see what you get free for
stamps.
Manager Love, formerly of the Alo-
ha Park is In the field as a boxing
promoter and Cordcll and Cornyn are
practically matched to box for him.
There were seventeen cases on the
police court calendar this morning but
eight Of them were gambling offend.
ers who forfeited their ball of SO
each
Tho nnln pu at Mnuna1,,,
nesaay between Maui and the Cavalry
promises to be an exciting one. and
. bic crowd is expected to attend at
the grounds.
petition of Charles 4. Willis for
discharge In bankruptcy in the Fed
eral Court this morning was con-.
tinued until September / ) on motion
OF counsel.
Max Alamo, the Filipino who stole
Lymer's suit from the Varsity Club.
was given sentence of one year by
Judge Andrade this morning at the
police court.
DR.. Sexton who held post norton
on the body of All KianG. the China.
man who was found dead In his room
at the Vineyard camp. reported to
Coroner Rose that death had resulted
through heart trouble.
This morning at seven O'Clock the
dead body Of Joe Kealakaa was found
in his BID at the Kakaako stables.
The man was about forty.seven years
of age, and had been suffering from
paralysis for the past three years.
In regard to the restoration of GER
tain opium to Leong Ming, the case
was continued until further order
of the court. The opium is being
used as evidence in another case to
come before the grand jury for in
vestigation.
A gold watch was found at the cor.
ner of Miller and Kinau streets this
morning, and the owner can have
same by applying to the Nippu Jill
office. The matter was reported to
the police. who are also looking for
the owner of the timepiece.
A woman who is alleged to have
been stealing silver spoons from the
Union Grill. was interview by Chic;
McDufiie and made to disgorge the IT,
BILE ware. About a dozen spoons In all
were missing, and they have all been
recovered now and no prosecution will
result.
Manuel Gouveia was arrested this
afternoon. and charged with assault.
ing Jim Darlington, who formerly was
well known In fistic circles here. Bar.
rington claims that Gouveia struck
him when he was not looking and
that he had no chance of defending
himself.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
wATERFRoNT NOTES


AFTER AN extended cruise along
me coast Of Calltorhld the united
states cruiser bunaIo no" operated ny
the navy department as transport
anu Supply snip mas alllVeu AT HOMO
Iuiu ana i3 moorei NJ lhe naval wharf.
me Vessei comes mere from san iran
CISCO she Is expected to remain a,
the port uhtiI SATURDAY Inc NesseI
Is CARVING nearly Two hundred re-
crui's from Mare island training sta
tloh ana they VIII ne lett az Manila
inc buIiaio mas out recently taken
the DIVISIONS Of naval milltla at san
IA BARBARA san fedro ana San Dlego
ior prac''Ce cruise AT sea, inc MN
'ialnch manning ihe snip from prldBe
10 hreroonl' uhder Ihe dlrsc.loh Oh inc
regular oihcers' captain stone re-
ports tna' the mlltla maze credit-
aple showing ana eVinced great inter-
est III tne WORK.
inc oncSrs include Capt. Clarence
VI. stone IN command ana Lieut. Paul
IL. DunSah chlei executive oinccr, Inc
o'her ofhcers are Ensign b. H. ware
Jr. chiet engineer; Ensign r. H.
smith onhccr OF the second DIVISION;
Ensign 5. a, Clement, oficer OF the
first division; J. NJ. Minter, surgeon;
D. =. Hclmn. assistant paymasteri and
J.. a. kenncy, chict Doatswain.
The Bufalo brought no mainland
man contrary to the expectations OF
the local postal authoritlcs' ....
WHILE Al me port OF mo the
Matson Navigation liner 'Wllhelmlha
TOOK on Shipment OF "ioo IONS sugar
1t Is predicted ny inc Iocai agents
that the Wilhelmina VIII leave HOMO
lulu ON next WcdhS siaN morning WIN
a little over hve thousand tons OF thiS
product alone In ADDITION 10 sugar
the vessel is SAID VIII carry cohsighi
mcnts OF pineappies, rice, bananas
and sundrics. The Wilhelmina return
cd from hilo ON sunday morning
bringin ga rev passcnSer"' inc YES
sci Is scheduled 10 SAL lot San fran
cisco at ten o'clock on wednesday
morning. --....-- .,ur
iiiE '''''''''H'' 800 .,
ton steamer was hearo from throusn
wireless last evening, reppI'lnS ne'
position as $50 miles on port and gu
route from sea't'e' Inc riiloi''"'
should reach mere 'nis eve,''ns VI
early tomorrow n'orn'nB WIN 'n'S
amounting 10 lS"o IONS i'r MINIMUM
and In transit freight amonnt'hs W
wv ,O''' -, -, IN ,.L, no
Elcele' The hlloniah VIII '"Ne w
sugar from Hono'u'u' tho DUN " n.'
return cargo peihs '"hun WI ~ NAN"
lul, PORT Al. anu ii'io, ..,,,
THE SlEAMhn Nihuu '"G' W."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
Our New Phone Number VIII BE
1 2 8 1
City Transfer Co. Gas. II. Love-

the goal Of success in November in
order that this Territory will be given
larger powers In local scir-govcrn-
ment
Regarding the immigration law.
there should be compromise effect
cd, to the extent that certain por-
ton of that fund should be applied 20
educational purpogcs"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
ARRIVED
Sunday, Aug. ID.

Kauai pOrts--Kinau, stmr., n. M.
Molokai. Maui and lanai ports Nh
lWhala, stmr.. a. hI.
IIlo direct Wilhclmlna. NJ. N s..
s.. a. m.
Eurcka-Mary Winkleman, Am, sch.
n. M
San Francisco Buffalo, U. $. s.,
y. IN.
Monday, Aug. IS.
Hawaii ports-Hclene. stmr. a. m.
Salna Cruz via San Francisco and
Standardization, An. S. s., a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15

A FIFTEEN-DAY passage from
Eureka is credited to the American
bark Mary Winkleman, which was
towed inside the harbor this morn
ing by the Matson tug Intrepid. The
vessel brings a shipment of railway
ties. She has gone to the railwa?
wharf TO discharge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
HONOLULU LODGE 6le, B. P. o. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. SIC, II. P, o.
Clks, meets in their hall. on King
Street. near Fort, every Friday even
ing. Visiting Brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
JAS. D. DoUGHERTY, E. r.
GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Sec.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15

WIRELESS messages from steam
ers now approaching or leaving the
port and received last evening includ.
ed the following:
s. s. Dix outbound, s p. M, August
1i.-G2O miles from Honolulu.
S. S. Mongolia, inbound, s p. M,
August 14.---13SO miles from Honolulu
S. S. Zealandia, inbound, p. m,
August 14.-555 miles, will arrive
Tuesday noon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
HONOLULU AERM l4O. F, 0. E.

Meets on the End and 4th WE'D.
SEsDAY evenings OF each month at
1880 o'clock in X. of P. Hall. corner
6eretania and Fort streets. -
Visiting Eagles are invited to at
tend -
W. r. RILEY, W. p.
WIN. c. mccoy, Sec.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
Shipping
ADDITIONAL SHIPPING ON PAGE EIGHT.
DEPARTED


Sunday. Aug. ID.
Manila via Guam Sheridan, U. D.
A. T, Ga. M
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
VIM. MCKINLEY LODGE NO. 8,
K. OF P,

Meets every End and 4th Saturday
syeDing at 1880 o'clock in X. OF p.
Hall, cor. Fort and Beretanla. Visit
ing brothers cordially invited to at
END.
II A. TAYLOR, G. G.
V, A. JACOBSON, X. II. 8.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-15
HAWAIIAN TRIBE, No. /, 10. R. NJ

Meets every FIRST and third Thurs
days OF each month at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, Visiting brothers cor
tally invited to attend. -
A. l.. EAIIIN. Sachem.
b. V. TODD, G. OF II,
The Comrade., 1910-04-15
Re It further ordained

Ger 2 Be it further ordained. 60 NAV
ths commissioners of said election .aa:' Ie.
ceve the ballots of all property taxpayers U.s., WY
are entitled to vote under inc e'eo etap of s,;I
snbo1 district and before deposltlnS same "a
tha tLa' hallot box shall endorse thereon, III lac
nresence Of the voter, the name OF ''lc ,'...
pa a,o,,,t OF valuc of the assessed propef!y
voted S, for or against the levy OF sau l ''''''
tax in aid OF public schools, as lioa az T,,+ ,o
q 2'e ercc,l election shall be held under the
sIan Iart;on laws OF the State Of LOUISIANA ana AZ
oo,lnr njaccs established by law, and INC oa
1ots used at said election shall DC printed !"
the following FORM 80. ,,,o aou,r
"Tor special tax OF mus o.. Wv Hu-1
per annum for pc'ioH o. :" ,o1o ;nclusivr, OF,
;ny with 1910 and runn'nE TO ~, ;no''s,,,
n1I al ,,sablc property in Blue Springs schoo.
1G ms,rct i: in aid Of public schools Throughout
said school district. ,;,,,. -, ,hc
"Acaust spccia! tax OF h!'', o. vns
, ;oiI,r ncr annum for 4 pcT!oh OF ~, ~ :.u,a ,'
commencing in 1910 and running 70 D,,, cnrnI,
syc, on all taxable property III t'I"e :,
q School District i'll AID OF '''c p"'''0
y s"e S,r I i BE it further ordained etc. ,.! y ma
thc BOARD of Supervisors Of Election OF "''I'
T. parish be and they are hereby requested 10 AZ
i. point comniss toner's ana c1G,nS d,c rU not;ce q
T. thn time and place of holding sad election
II ,%;'. % president of the Police jury, VINO S'a
T. ,-c u-o,,,plratc said election in accordance VII
law. :, ..,.,. ord,;ncl etc. yh;
10 this ordinance and the annexed nSIs'on o"r
p taxpayers taxi be published in the ofhea : sor ]Gu[h
Of the parish for full thirty clear Gays P''"' ord
r. III. st,,j take effect from and after the ia
ct of its passage. " D WILLIAMS.
isl DrnSiirI
hc S. NJ ABEL, A.'''>'
''N Clerk
The Comrade., 1910-04-15
AN nPn1N.ANCE

AN OKUlNAN\
On notion the request OF the dnsncc pes,,p" was w;
adopted: T., u,o po,ce 1,rv
If 1 tho Parish of Winn La, in regular session
assembled That a special cectlon DC ne,o na.
tbyoughout Rrister School District far-
ish Of Winn, State of Louisiana on on
TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1910.
A. ,,h;ch ,hcre shall be submitted to the prop
ertv taxpavers who are entitled to vote under
The election laws of the State of Louisiana the
question of lcvying on all the taxable: pTopG''!
H IN eaid Brjstcr School District, Winn Par
ish, Ls., special tax of 10 mills on the do'lar
nrr aunum for period OF ~ yeaIS' con-
mencing with 1912 and running to lyl' 'helu,
sive in aid Of public schools throuSnon', ', sa,I 'n
| school district, said tax TO DC lcVleu a''u WI
lccted according to law. n,o
Scr BE it further ordained, etc, ha
ths commissioners of said election shall! re
cciyc the ballots of all property taxpayers "h'
are entitled to vote under the election laws
the State of Louisiana, bolng voters OF say
school district and before depos''llls S!ne u,
presence of the voter, the name OF the vote
and amount of value of the assessed proper!
voted for or against the levy OF sa'a III"
tax in aid of public schools as aforesalu;,
Sec. ). BE it further ordained, etc., lhat IN u,
. said special election shall be held unaer VI
election laws OF the State u i'"o'''''' IT, L
polling places established by law, ana 'l,e o:
| lots used at said election shall nc pr'h'eo
t the following form: III. .,, do,,.
"Tor a special tax OF mills on the ".; uolr'
!. NOR ,nDum for a period Of two years, coinhcn
= inp with 1910 and running to l9l? nclusive,
\. ali tax able property III nr'stcI .aio oeho
District in aid of public schools 'h'o"s"o
I. said school district ;u, =, .
j. AGAINST special tax Of 5 mills on
= dollar Der annum for a period OF . yea,
= commencing in 1910 and running to W. c 1n:c
:, sive. OIL all taxable property IN n',s' DYE
L. School District in aid OF the puo''c Sc"oo's
D. Sec. 4. BE it further ordained: etc., w; "
the Board of Supervisors of Election OF WI
Parish be and they are herc3y !c41cs'.u w
Ill said polling places, and to give due notice
thc time and place of holding sad e'ecton
~ The President of the Police jury, VINO 81
Dc nror,ulpatc said election in accordance "
is. Law. ,.:1 o.c r
vs. Sec. 5. BE it further ordained e'c::,:
liz this O, Ginancc and the annexed peu',oh
taxpayers he published in the oti1c'al Jour
"a Of tb- parish for full thirty clear DAYS nr'o'
,n"o no the holding of said election, and TINS 0
ia nance shall take effect from and alter inc
of its passage. ,,,,,1.,c
S. NJ ABEL, rres'o
Clerk.
The Comrade., 1910-04-15
AN ORDINANCE.

granted and the following ordinance was
'94pi Section l. Be it ordained by the Police 9lry
ot tIs parish of Winn, La, in regular session
oe assembled, That special elcct1on DC hela ~
throughout sardis School DISTRICT far's'l -
Vim. State OF Louisiana, on
The Comrade., 1910-04-15
Tuesday, May "a, 1910,

at which there shall be submitted to tho prop
q. +S, 4n1navers who are entitled to vote under
s,:' oIaciion laws of the State Of Louisiana t:e
emnst;on en1 of ievying OH all taxable property IN
sa ID. .Snrdis School District, W1nn farlsn na.,
a snecial tax of mills the dollar per annum 1n
sor ner;od Of 10 years. commencing with 1919
and rnnning to 1919 inclusive, IN alo OF puoi!Ss
sn sahoo1s throughout said school district, salo
fay to he levied and collected according 70 law,
Sec q Be it further ordained e'c inas rsce;ve I've
the ballots of all property taxpayers VINO az are
o,t;t,od to vote under the election laws OF the
stota of Louisiana, being voters OF sald scnooA
/ district, and before depositlng SAM IN tne ua.
~ Iy tD ne vnter the name Of the voter and amount
~ ~ va1ue Of the assessed property voted 1of oc
orainst the levy OF said eight mill tax III alu ~
public schools as aforesaid. n,,o+ tho
Coz r Re it further ordained, ETC., Ihat tne
s,;d snecial election shall be held under the
eiection laws of the State OF Louisiana, anu ~
: noII;nr niaces established by law, and the pal
c fots used at said election shull be prlnteo III
e the following form: 49,
c .For special tax of eight mills on the dollar
nor annum for period ten years, commencing
!, Nth 1910 and running to 1919 inclusive on al,
it toTahIe property in Sardis School DISTRICT III
d a;d Of nublic schools throughout said schoo
a. district" ,+ ,;,1s IN the
"Against special tax OF eight mils On s,,.
O. dollar per annum for a period OF Zen zen ?eals ?
comm Commencing in 1910 and running to lyls' 1Iiclu
j. sye, on ali taxable property in sardis Scaoo
is District in aid Of the public schools III sal'
d. school district" !,
+ o sec 4, Be L further ordained etc., That ", tn
in Pnard OF Supervisors of Election OF WIN !
ID Parish be and they are hereby reauestea esrya
:" sapid Wiling nlaces. and to give due notice
50 thtu the tine R and place Of holding said election
%, the President of the Police jury VINO sna ,,;t
ali ali promugae said election in accordance "lt
law. 40 rho+ +h
nr ordinance and the annexed petition OF taxpa;
DE pt ers be published in the official journal Of Il
s parish for thirty clear days prior to
the holding of said election and TINS M dot ota@i n
,c,, passage, ~ u. M WILL fA4"o feAA4'
le., I S. nj. ABEL, Clerk.
The Comrade., 1910-04-15
Petition and Ordinance.

TO the Honorable President and Members OF
the Police Jury Of the Parish of VIM,
State of Louisiana. IS !, l2 !7s 8 Il.
| The petition of the undersigned properly,
the parish Of Win,1, as created, defined and
.tlocated, B under and BY authority. tue
.kBoard OF School Directors Of the saiti paf.sh
land described as follows, to-Wit: 81