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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27
Kilg0re.

Jim Still and wife were visiting
lin Leon Saturday.
Mrs. James Marvin, of Leon, and
daughter, Mrs. May Jenkins, and
children, of Gentry, Arkansas, were
visiting at Jim Marvin's last week.
Anna Mcdaniel called at H. E..
Horney's Saturday evening.
Nellie Fitch was an over Sunday
visitor with home folks.
Arthur Campbell and Alva Cox are
visiting relatives in New Mexico.
Jim Wilson had business in Da-
Wis City Saturday evening.
Mildred Latta was the guest of
Sarah Robson last week.
Henry Horney and family were
Sunday visitors at VIM. Hazlett's.
Nellie Mcdaniel called at Jack
McDaniel's Friday evening.
Chautauqua! Chautauqua! Seven
big days. Don't fail to attend. It's
great.
Mrs. VIM. Robson and daughter,
Sarah, were visiting at Steve Latta's
one day last week.
Hazel Marvin, of Leon, spent last
week at her uncle's, Jim Marvin.
Pearl Blakesley was visiting at
her brother, Walters, last week.
Roy Robson and Jack Mcdaniel
had business in Leon one day last
week:
Ben Robson and Steve Latta with
their families, were Sunday visitors
at the formers mother.
Earl Hullinger had business in
Leon Saturday evening.
A. j. Woolsey and wife were visit
ing at Jane Lilies Sunday
Jack Mcdaniel is talking of going
to South Dakota in the near future
Boost the chautauqua. Tell your
friends all about what good pro-
gram We are going to hear. The
music will be better than ever this
year. Get ready to take in every
numbr on the program. 1t will do
you good and you won't forget some
of the things you hear.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27
Leroy.

Miss Ora Krouch went to Mt. Ayr
Monday to attend Epworth League
convention.
Mrs.. John Moorhead went to
Derby Wednesday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heath and
son went to Des Moines Thursday.
Glenn Williams was visiting his
grandma in Humeston few days
last week.
Ed Rushing, of Humeston, was in
town Thursday.
Joe Ross and family, of Derby,
came Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with relatives.
Arthur Heath and family return
ed from Des Moines Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Burbank went to
Oxford Saturday to visit his father
and mother.
Marie Evelyn Buffum went to
Marengo Saturday to visit her grand
mother.
Mrs. Grandstaff returned from Des
Moines Thursday. She will make
her future home with Mrs Barger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ervan Buffum went
to Clarinda Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with their son Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vanlaning-
ham, who had been visiting at the
Marion Vanlaningham home, return
ed to their home in Tecumseh, Neb.,
Saturday. .
Mrs. Walters, of Humeston, had
business here Saturday.
Gladys Bergen, Of Van Vert,
came saturday 70 visit her sister,
Ms. Allie St6dgill. 3ss 81.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27
Garden Grove.

Mrs. Mccoy of Humeston, wal
here last week, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Villa Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Judd of Da
Wis City, were recent guests of Mrs
N. Judd.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones are en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Adelaide Blythe, OF
! Williamsburg.
Mrs. Robert Jones who has been
visiting at Williamsburg, returned
last week.
Sam Johnson returned to Leon
Saturday. He has been painting the
b. E. Minor store at High Point.
Mr.. Sutton, of Leroy, went to
Ridgeway Saturday to visit relatives
Miss Wood of Cambria, came Sat-
urday to visit her friend, Miss Nellie
Bown.
c. n. Daily went to Humeston Sat-
urday.
Mrs. O. c. Jordan and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Russell went to Keokuk Saturday to
visit their sister, Mrs. Grace Pyle.
Mrs. Lois Sans went to Humes-
ton and Charlton Saturday to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith went to
Humeston Saturday to visit at the
Thomas Slvers home.
A. Spidle and Dick Mccullough
were in Leon Saturday.
Rev. Allen Judd of Des Moines,
was here and held services in the
Episcopal church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hull return
ed from Leon Saturday.
Mrs. John Duffield was Leon
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Grace Reick, of GAINESVILLE,
came Saturday, being called here by
the serious illness of her father, VIM.
Cartwright.
Mrs. R. C. Hoadley and daughter,
Gretchen, returned Saturday from
a visit at Parkville, Mo-, and Kansas
City.
Mrs. May Hoadley Balm and chill
dren, of GAINESVILLE, were guests Mon
day of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Boyce.
One day last week little Edith
Boyce entertained in honor of her
birthday.
Mrs. Margaret Stearns, of Aller-
ton, was here last week visiting rela-
tives.
Anna McGovern, Of Leon, who has
been staying at the R. D. Hoadley
home will return to her home
Thursday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27
POssom Trot.

Mrs. Lew Hastings and daughter!
spent Monday afternoon with Mrs
Tommy William.
DR.. Jamison was called to Arthur
Worden's Tuesday morning. Hi.
wife is quite sick with kidney trou.
BILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Worden ano
son spent few days at Charley
Meachem's this week.
DR.. Forworthy of Leon, was call
ed in consultation with Jamison ove1
Mrs. Arthur Worden Tuesday night
Mrs. Frank Worden, Mrs. C
Meachem and Lissie Worden sit ur
with Mrs. Arthur Worden Wednes.
day night.
Mrs. Atherton, of Leon, is taking
care of the sick at Arthur Worden's
since Wednesday.
Mrs Lloyd Smith picked cherries
at J. H. Delk's Monday, also at Lew
Overholtzer's Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Grimes and son spent
Thursday with Mrs. F. Worden.
Mrs. F. Worden and Mrs. Robert
Grimes, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wor-
den were calling at Arthur Worden's
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lissie Worden, Mrs. F. Wor-
den spent Friday with Mrs. Robert
Grimes.
Mrs. Tommy Williams was a bust
ness caller in Weldon Saturday
morning.
Tommy Williams has very sick
horse. DR.. McNay was called Thurs
day and also Saturday night.
Most every one from this neigh
borhood went to Weldon Saturday.
Some in this neighborhood are
counting on attending the chautau-
qua in Leon in August.
Ed Macy put down we'll for
Tommy Williams this week.
Florence and Frances Williams
attended the Sunday school picnic at
Fair View Friday.
Ilene Hastings spent Friday night
and Saturday with Florence Will
liams.
Frank Worden and wife spent
Sunday afternoon at J. J. Smiths.
Mr. and MRS. Lew Overholtzer
spent Sunday at Lloyd Smiths.
David Owens wife and children
spent Sunday afternoon at Tommy
Williams.
Mr.. McBroom and children spent
Sunday at Arthur Worden's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Golf of Well
don, and Mrs. Charley Worden were
calling at Arthur Worden's Sunday
evening.
Mr.. George Warner was calling at
Frank Worden's Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grimes and
son went to New Virginia Sunday in
their car and spent the day with
friends.
Link Williams, Mr.. Waters, Dave
Jones, of Garden Grove, spent Sum
day at Tommy Williams.
Mrs. Arthur Worden is some bet
ter at this writing.
Perry Worden and family spent
Saturday in Leon with friends.
]. J. Smith and Newman Worden
were calling at Gus Haskell's Sun
day morning.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27
Little River.

Dry and cool weather still pre-
walls in this section.
Those that took dinner at the
James Drury home Sunday were,
Lawrence Wilson and family, An
Edith Sprague.
! Charley Davis spent Saturday
night with his parents.
Mae Spargur was the company of
Mrs. Seth Davis on Tuesday.
Some from here attended the ex-
erices at River View Sunday.
Allen Spargur and John Hender-
son visited over Sunday with friends
at Lamont.
Martin Hendrickson and family
and Henry Halvorsen were guests
at the Spargur home Saturday even
ing.
Roy Drury is the owner of fine
new buggy which he purchased sat
urday.
Well, it is just short time now
until the chautauqua, and everyone
should be making arrangements to
attend as it promises to be better
than ever before.
Edith Spargur and Mabel Nc
Claran were visitors at the Hend-
rickson home.
Mrs. Hagan spent Friday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Drury. ....zt..
Jasper Spargur had business in
Leon Saturday afternoon.
-s Most people in this vicinity con-
templates celebrating at Davis City.
Rollie Moore worked for Jim
Drury a few days last week. -.
Miss Heaseley, of Lamont, visited
the past week with her aunt, Mrs.
John Henderon. Isl
J. w. Spargur was the guest of
Charley Smith Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27

visited relatives here between trains
Saturday.
Mrs. E. A. Silvers visited Friday
and Saturday with relatives in We'll
don.
1t is only eight more weeks until
the chautauqua opens at Leon.
There will be seven big days.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27

Willie Barger, who had been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Allie Stodgill, re-
turned to his home in Van Vert Sat-
urday.
Miss Nora Calhoun visited from
Thursday until Monday at the Bre-
mer home in Derby.
Mrs. George Westfall, of Derby
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27
Makes the Nation Gasp.

The awful list of injuries on a
Fourth of July staggers humanity.
Set over against it however, is the
wonderful healing, by Bucklin's Ar
MICA Salve, of thousands, who suffer-
ed from burns, cuts, bruises bullet
wounds or explosions. It's the quick
healer of boils, ulcers, eczema, sore
lips or piles. Csc at Bell & Robin
cOn'c
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27

For earache, toothache, pains,
burns, scalds, sore throat, try DR..
Thomas Electric Oil, . splendid
remedy for emergencies. 'f84i ts n Il
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27

When a married woman is we'll
dressed it's a sign that her hus-.
bands credit is good
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-06-27

Itching piles provoke profanity
but profanity won't remove them.
Doan's Ointment is recommended for
itching. SOC at any drug store.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-14

Dia 12.-Francisca Bultron ct. al, VS.
Marcos Tomas Caneja Reivindicacion
No. 4711. Juicio oral
Dia 13.-Domingo Hernandez Viera
v otros. VS.. Vicente Fano y otros. No
522l Reivindicacion. Juicio oral.
Dia Robustiano Arenas, VS. Mu-
nicipio de San Juan No. 5l62. Reset
sion de contrato, etc. .Juicio oral.
Dia 16.-Antonio Alvarez, VS.. 7. X.
Railway Light and Power Co. Danos y
perjuicios. No. $500. .Juicio oral.
joaquin Santos. VS.. Ruperto Fuentes
ct al. oponentes. Dominic No. 5ll5S.
Juicio oral
Dia IL Manuel Torres. VS. Ameri-
can Railroad Co. Indemnizaci0n etc. No.
57OS. Juicio oral.
Dia Is. - Angela Alvarez ct al, VS.
Narcisa Alvarez ct al. No. 57l5. Null
dad expediente dominic Juicio oral.
Dia 19-IIenry Axtmayer, VS.. Dolo-
res Ortiz. Divorcio No. 5737 Juicio
oral.
Valiente y Co., VS.. Julio Romero y
Co. Terceria Juicio oral.
Dia 20.-Porto Rico lee Co., VS.. Anas-
tasio Correa Reivindicaci6n No. 5766.
Juicio oral
Ramon Noble, VS.. A. Perez y Co., No.
57S3. Cobro dinero .Juicio oral.
Dia 23.-Francisca Bultr6n ct al vs..
Rosales y Co. Reivindicaci6n. Juicio
oral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-14


Dia 3 Leoncia Villegas otros VS..
AIunicipio de San Juan. Indemnizacion
Jllicio oral
Dia B Manuel Bao VS. Tulidania
Cancel. ct al Cobro dinero. No. 5542.
Dia 4 Juan del Carmen Monge, VS.
Maria Zechini. Reivindicacion No
5435. Juicio oral.
Angel Maria Cuir6. VS.. Julia Cui-
r6 Cobro de dinero Juicio oral.
Dia . .Iuana Alvarez Escalera vs..
Modesto Llanos. r. $. Holmes. ct a.
Reivindicaci6n No. 1922 .Juicio oral.
NJ Agnes Brianne, VS. Willies Sweet y
f. b. Wilcox. No. 1866. Cobro de dinero
.'u:cio oral
ria e. Prudenci0 de la Cruz, vs..
Sucn B. Hernaiz No 1868 Dominic
.Iuici0 oral
Dia l. Miguel j. Alfau, vs.. Teresa
Cap6 Cobro de dinero No. $3.50 Juicio
oral
Dia O. Isabel Santa, VS.. Jose r. San
tiago Remoci6n de tutela. No. $3.50.
JuiciO oral
Dia 10.-Diego Aguero, VS.. Concep-
ci6n de Juan Nulidad escritura. No.
1876 Juicio oral Continuation
susanna Rivera, VS. The p. r. Rail
way Light and Power Go. No. 1867 IN
demnizaci0n. .Juicio oral.
Dia 11.-Juan Climaco Lopez, VS.. An
tonia Villalobos Y otros No. 1854. Opo-
sicion conversion inscription. Juicio
oral c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-14
TRIBUNALES

Corte de Distrito- Secci6n Primera.-
SenalamientOs.
Dia 10 Juan Barbosa VS.. Jose Pa
din ct. al. No. 5712 Indemnizaci6n.
Exception previa.
Rafael Alvarez, VS. Jose Dimas Riera
Indemnizaci6n etc. No 5754 Moci6n
eliminatoria.
Bonito Polo Tafor6. VS. Maria del
Carmen Berries Y otros Nulidad de
testamento. No. 1888. Exception pre-
via
Feicita Osorio. VS. Sucsn. de Ramon
Perez VillamiI. No. 5571 F'iliaci6n. EX-
cepci6n previa.
Andrea Roble. VS. Sucn de Ramon
Perez Villamil. No. 5572 Filiaci6n Ex-
cepcion previa.
Dia 16.-Rosaura Pardo. VS. Mariana
Pardo. Divorcio. No. 55l1. Exception
previa.
Henry Axtmayer VS.. Dolores Ortiz.
Divorcio. No. 5737 Mociones.
Coll Cuchi Hermanos. VS. LOrenza Ca
pella. Indemnizaci0n etc No. 5639. FIX
cepci6n previa
Maria Delgado, ct al, VS.. NJ. Pascual
Y Co. Indemnizaci6n No $500 Excep-
ci6n previa.
Martin J. Lara VS.. Lorenzo Noa, ct
al. Reivindicaci6n. No. 560S. Exception
previa.
Dia IL Gregorio Cobos, VS.. Luisa
Clausel. Divorcio. No. 1926. Juicio oral
Alfonso Trapaga, VS. Forteza HERNIA
nos Co. CObro de dinero. No. 1924.
Exception previa
Clemente Fernandez. pet, vs.. Juan
Pedro Gonzalez, ct al. oponentes. Do
minio Exception previa
Dfa 20-Eulalia Pastrana, VS.. Grego-
rio Santaella. Divorcio. $685. Juicio
oral
Ramona Rivera de la Tore, VS. Ma
nuel Salgado Divorcio No. 1904. Jucio
oral
Victoria Capela. vs. Luis Garcia Di-
vorcio. No 5OS9 Juicio oral
Enrique IIidalgo y Lopez. VS. Maria
Granada y Rosario No. $50. Divorcio
Juicio Oral.
Lucia Figueroa, VS. Cruz Castro Fl
gueroa. Divorcio No 5000 .Juicio oral
Pedro l.. Hardouin, VS.. Lillian F. Ga
lleger de Hardouin No. 1929 Divorcio
Juicio oral.
Dia 21-Jose Coll Cuchi, VS. Ra-
mon Reyes Pena No. 5371 Tndemniza
ci6n. Juicio oral
Dia 22-Daminan Huertas. VS. Sucn
de y. Vail Espinosa No. 1868. Reset
sion de contrato Juicio oral
Dia 23.-Manuel Torres, VS.. Ramon
Gonzalez No 1867. Danos perjancios
.Juicio oral
Sucrs de Abarca, vs. John Lewis. No
575S. Cobro de dinero Juicio oral.
Dia "a Harrie F. Smith, vs. Manue
Glzman. Cobro de dinero. No 4840. Jul
clio oral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-14

Dia 26.-,Jose Avalo Sanchez, VS.. Jo-
sefa r. Porrata, ct al No. 1916 Cum
plimiento de contrato. .Juicio oral.
Jose Avalo Sanchez, VS.. Maria PO
rrata ct AL Cumplimiento contrato. Jul
clio oral.
Dia % Demetrio Rodriguez, Us.
Francisco Escalona Cobro dinero. Jul
clio oral
Dia 30 Jose Rodriguez, US. 2. r.
Railway Light and Power Co No.
541S Danos y permicios. Juicio oral.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-05-12
A DIsPENsAaY SCHEME AND A
BOTTLE HOUSE PLAN. II.

In the issue of the Shreveport Times.
Saturday, May II, under the heading of
"Licker Now in Politics, is the
statement that !" It was declared the
local prohibs' and the liberal ants
are seeking some common ground on
which to stand in Shreveport. Confer
ences have been going on, it was stated,
for sometime. Thursdays recall seems
10 have brought the situation to some
what of a crisis. -
If the " liberal prohis'' and the
liberal antis' have been in, confer
ence seeking common ground on which
to reach mutual, satisfactory under
standing in it's application to the set
Element of the liquor problem, the eau
easian must plead its ignorance of such
conference.
Who are the confrees who have I'M
dertaken or would assume to disre-
gard the law, now enforceable, and
which is effective until it shall be an
nulled or repealed.
The public have been advised in this
statement in the Times that proposed
bill prepared by Judge W. P. Hall is
to be introduced in the Legislature,
which meets Monday. This bill Pro-
vides for regulated "bottle houses
where liquor may be sold in bottles
from one-half pint to a quart in size,
but does net provide that liquor shall
be consumed on the premises.
It is suggested that this bill is not
being viewed favorably by the rank
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-05-12
THE POLICE JURY.
Official Proceedings Of the Session Held
! Thursday, May 9. ~.
Shreveport, La, May 9, 1912.

~ Shreveport, La, May 8, 1912.
/ The Police Jury of Caddo Parish, La,
met this. 9th day Of May, 1912, in regu-
lar session, at 10 Q 'elock am, ". T.
Crawford presiding, with the following
members present: r: z. Douglass W, w.
Wynn, s. B. Burney, J. NJ. Miller, G. A.
POLICEMAN, William Winter,nA. j. Scott,
J. A. Sebastian, F. c.. Nagle, c. M.
Hutchinson. Absent: J.fC.. Mahlen, j.
f., Fisher and B. B. Smith. r.. g 20
hi By Mr.. Wynn: That the minutes of
APRIL IL, 1912, be changed SO that the
road in ward one granted at last meet
ing should read from Mira to Ida, :"
instead of !" from Mira to Hosston,"
and as corrected the minutes of April
II, 1912, be adopted as published. Car
.ried., - Is rs,+ --sez 's.sa
Committee from Civic League, with
Mrs. Woodruff as, chairman, asked for
an appropriation of $4,000 per month
for three months, beginning June 1st,
for the purpose of a weekly band con
cert on the courthouse square On mo-
ton the matter was referred to the fl
nance committee.
The account of G. V. Evans for Page
Bayou bridge at $2.15 per foot and 20
cents per cubic yard for earthwork was
allowed. s..
James McClurg IS account of $500 for
repairing bridge on Mooringsport and
Greenwood road was allowed.
w. P. Elder was paid 1925 for re-
placing bridge on Mooringsport and
State Line road.
B. F. Ratcliff was allowed $500 for
repairing bridge in. ward three.
Ernest Mccain was allowed $1.75 per
foot for building a 14-foot bridge on
road from Blanchard to Furrh.
DR.. Randell Hunt appeared before the
jury in behalf of the Schumpert Mem
orial Sanitarium, urging the jury to ex-
empt the said institution from taxation.
On motion the matter was referred to
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-05-12

and file of the "pros," which is not
surprising.
And in the same column of the art
icle flicker Now in Politics. is the
singular and remarkable statements:
'But the plan that seems to make
the best bid for popularity on both
sides appears to be that proposed by
5. c. Fullilove, commissioner of public
safety, who advotes municipal dispen-
saries, either run by the city or let
TO the highest bidders and run under
strict regulation.'
And still more remarkable and as
founding is the explanation:
''In this connection it may be sig
nificant that all talk of secalIins Mr..
FullilOve was suddenly dropped Fsiday
afternoon by those sho are in a po-
sition to know che facts, and political
enemies of Mr.. Fullilove, as cell as his
friends, seemed to thin6 that theae will
be no petition to Recall him.
From a careful perusal of Che para
graph quoted, the only inference to be
drawn, if it be noe a conclusion, is that
it was proposed to recall Mr.. sullilove,
but Commissioner FulIilove is not to
bee recalled, since he could advocate
municipal dispensaries, either run by
the city or let to the highest bidders
and under ''strict reguIation.''
The Caucasian has unreseryedIy ex-
pressed its opinion that it is just as
possible to regulate the aloon as it is
possible to regulate "Old Nick in
Sheo1,'' but rather than have the mu-
nicipal dispensaries, controlled by the
city or by individuals, we would favor
the open-wide saloon, unreguIated and
unrestricted as to location.
Wherever tried, the dispensary system
has developed into a snare and delu-
sion, a snare in the sense that it has
been a medium through which inrem-
perance has been increased and de-
fusion as it has failed in its operation
at regulation.
The COMPROMISES so-called suggested
Gu the Bottle House plan or on the
Dispensary Scheme will NOT appeal Sc
riously to the judgment of the conserv-
ative citizen who stands for law and
order.
It is complained that the law of pro-
hibition cannot be enforced and that
'boot-leggers and joints'' abound
everywhere. Seriously, such condi-
tion is not creditable to the authorities
charged with the enforcement of law,
but what assurance is there given that
the proposed Bottle House plan or the
Dispensary Scheme will lead to the
and the eradication of the
bootlegger and the law defer in
and 7Caddo parish.
The bootlegger and the dives and the
differ of law prevailed during the
oAiSVeAC6 VI tie odlooi, Jul dICldSteu
little attention. 1t is only since the
law of prohibition mas been in effect
that the bootleggers and their ilk have
attracted attention.
The bootlegger and the dive keeper,
as the petty thief, can never be re-
strained absolutely from a defiance of
law and perhaps until the millennium
IS reached there will be jails to confine
ooosleggers and petty thieves.
1t is predicted that the great ma
,ority of the 1aw-abiding and the citi-
zens viii mot consider favorably the
bottle house plan nor the dispensary
scheme
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-05-12
\. J. SCOTT,
WILLIAM WINTER,
J. P. FLOURNOY.

Amended that the date of collection
Of the per capita and vehicle tax De
changed from November 3Oth to De
cember 81 of each year.
By Mr.. Winter: That the above re-
port be adoptedA Carried.
The finance committee reported ad-
vurseIy on claim OF. Atkins for 5000
for road work o. the Cedar Grove ad-
dition.
BY Mr.. Scott: That Engineer Bullaa
BE and is hereby Instructed to sugfav
both routes for roads in ward seven
as presented in 3etitions at the April
meeting. and to report at next meeting.
Carried.
Gv III. Winter:
Shreveport, La.< Nav 9. 1912.
To the President and Members of the
Police Jnry. Ceddo Parish.
Gentlemen-Tke undersigned com
mittee, dulv anpoirted Of tbe reonIar
meeting held April II, to formulate
rules and ordinances for government of
courthouse building and grounds SIR
roundipg same. tea to recommend tbat
the district Attorney prepare an ordi-
nance or ordinances in conformity with
the following suggestions: #&a3ss y~s=
First-Providing a penalty for walk
ing on the grass. .-e - = ..
+ Second +ProEldIng a penalty for
Il waste paper, peanut hulfs,
app'e' o a. - 'na = Incl III peeiae "i'nlh
~ w. s '-.oose "nu u oano':
- ~ = l W.. - IN" g w. w
- =. "',no'' felin n"' having o0eh
-e'iou0is oosaine So LOU 'ne jury -.
) ~ - "iies hot n"'eNel s7t
' l g. - Tue ha'us 9 snaiis DC ialo under
IL s0iiiu liCss, eniS " Apply u Inc
9e',r q" r, W. 40 ~ = 7oo o'f 'nou go
"oo Ou'2- y y o'net ooo'i u u,
',on. 'n'ii oe eiee'eu VI permitted Oh
INC IA Il" w. VI siou l's' s...
p - = 'ny suonliI'eu,
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MI. winter moved the adoption OF
the report, and the district attorney