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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-09-07
FRANK
S.. A. GOURNAY,
Committee.
Motion by DR.. Foster

M0J10n Dy L. roster
That the sum of one hundred
and thirty dollars be appropri-
ated out of the cotif4gent ex-
pense fund of 1912, 10 be used
for road purposes in the 9th ward
of the parish.
Messrs. st. Cyr, Brow n,
Walters, Guillory, McCafery,
Foster, Gournay, voting yes-7
yeas.
Messrs. Dimmick, 7 sering g.
hansen, Pavy, Fisette, Clopton,
Dunbar, Beal, Daley, voting
nos nays. Motion lost.
Motion by Mr.. Dunbar
That the report of committee
appointed to sell contract to
build bridge across Bayou Waxia,
known as Duckworth bridge,
be received and accepted, COM
mittee discharged, and the sum
of three hundred dollars ordered
paid to r. L. Hawkins, the con-
tractor, out of the 18th ward in
ternal improvement funds. Mo
ton carried.
Motion by DR.. Foster
That the report of committee
appointed to investigate the
drainage of the public road near
Dempsey Stansberry's place Ia
Mallet, authorizing John Boud-
reau to make the necessary canal
along the public road at his e1-
pense be and the same is hereby
received and accepted and com
mittee discharged. Motion car
ried.
On motion of Mr.. Gournay-
TIL Police Jury adjourned IN
til tomorrow morning at S
o'clock.
Sept. 81. 1912.
The Police Jrg met pursuant
to adjournment.
Present: IL. GIoptoH. Presi-
dent; 1ulio. Dimmick,
GuiIlory, Itlles. fseflnghaasen,
Dunba, Beail. Goufaay, St tyr,
NeCatfery, Fisettee. and DR..
Foster,
Motion 7y III. DALEY. duly
sec0n5ed|
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-09-07

llul1AICu anu lilly UOI4d1o3 VI dG
much thereof Jas may be neees-
sary, be made out of the con-
tingent, expense fund of 1912,
for the purpose of repairing the
bridge across the Courtableau
at the town of Washington, as
per committee report thereon,
and that the same committee
previously appointed be con
tinued to have said work done
and report upon completion of
same to this body.
Messrs. ST. Cyr, Dimmick,
Guillory, Daley, Iseringhausen,
IPavy, Fisette, Clopton, Dunbar,
Brown, Walters, McCaffery, Beal,
Foster and Gournay, voting yes.
Motion carried.
Motion by Mr.. Guillory-
That the report of committee
appointed to confer with the
Superintendent of the School
Board in reference to increasing
the school appropriation, be re-
ceived, committee discharged and
the report ordered spread upon
the minutes. Motion carried.
OpeIousas, La, Aug, 1912.
To the Honorable President and
Members of the Police Jury.
Gentlemen: We, the under
signed committee appointed to
confer with the School Board in
regard to furnishing funds to
run the rural schools nine
months, beg leave to report:
That we are of the opinion
that the children Of this parish
should have not less than nine
months school, believing the ed
ucation of the children means
the publication of the ballot, the
prosperity of every community
and the general enhancement of
the country at large;
That we have conferred with
the Superintendent of the School
and find that they require
some S7400. 90 more to maintain
schools nine full months.
also find that the parish has
i've high Schools maintained at
IN expense of not less than
SIS, 600. 90, of which So, 5000 is
paid by the State, leaving a bal
ance Of S12, 800. 90 to be paid
~ the parish, which is
entirely too much for the main
:enance of the high schools ac-
:ording to the number of gradu-
ties turned out each year. It is
he sense of your committee, not
outstanding this body gives
.hree mills of its entire taxes of
line mills to the public schools,
hat as soon as the School Board
.uts out some of their big ex-
and run their schools on
business principles, we would
commend to your honorable
,ody that your budget committee
,e instructed to help the School
Board maintain their ruralsehools
nine months, by an extra ap-
,ropriation, should it then be re-
Signed: j. E. DALEY,
a DIMMICK,
S. A. r
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-09-07
SUCCESSION SALE.

ESTATE or cELEsTINE ASDRKP1NT
M. s545. Probate Docket. 18Th Juticf
q strict Court, Parish Of st. Lauaxy, La
BY virtue Of an order Of the Hon. d. 1t
Taavy, Judge of the 18th Judicial Disfriak
Court n and for the Parish OF %. Landry
State OF Louisiana. there wifi be sold at
public auction, to the last and highest bldp
der. b. the undersigned administrator, or
any duly qualified ~aucttoHeer, nt the last
residence ~ the deceased. AZ flaisance.
La, on
Saturday, Oct. "a, 1912.
at II O'Clock a. M, the following described
property, belonging 70 the DOS estate,
fo-WIt.
1st. Acertain tract OF land containing
one hundred arpents, more or less, to-
ftetlter with all the buildings and improve
iuenfs thereon, situated in PIaf$aace hi
fhis parish OF vt. Landry. being the last
residence or the said deceased. bounded 81
follows:
On the North BY hears Of J.. r. psrrodin
and r. and j. II. Vidrtns, on the Easf w IA,
5ebastfen, on the South by i. RerrDdin
Mrs. d. Dupre, and on the West by Loyinla
Rideau.
This liant viii be soId In three tracts, one
If forty five arpents; one OF atty aFpents;
andl another OF forty i've arpenfs.-as Ger
tots and plan to be exhibited upon the day
of sale.
md. T.venty-one head of cattle, two
mules, one horse, on mars one wagon,
.tsae lot OF household furniture ana kitchen
utensils.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The n1oyRble property to be sold for .s1
ON the day III sale.
The tRlmDyaDle property to be sold for
One-thtrd cash, the balance payable in one
and two years. To represent the deferred
payments. sthe purchaser Is re give his
notes which are to bear eight per cent per
Innum interest from date until paid, ana
Ten per cent as attorneys fee In case OF
cf9fkE 9tftaH n m e&arH44ra ffv& 1fWZnsW7
mortgage n vendors lien and privileges
On the property sold.
YVES ASDREPONT
oct 76t Administrator.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-09-07

On motion Of Mr.. st. Cyr-
The Police Jury resolved itseI
into a committee of the whole t,
examine and approve claims.
Mr.. St. Cyr in the chair
NJ Z Swords, conve'g Isa-
dore Buras from N @
to Opelousas, mileage,
etc "a sc
M Z Swords, feeding pri-
soners, Aug 1912, 202 81
Q Durio, Juror on Ing. 4 sc
BLewis, 0G
IF Littell. sc
Emar Andrepont, Juror on
Ing. 0G
Numa Dupre, Juror on Ing ol
] d Bertrand, 4 Is
DR. + Littell, A &C
J E Swords, 40
Leonard Prejean, Juror
on Inq. 4 90
] L Cannon, Juror on Ing. 90
] A McClelland, Juror on
mo. 400
Jacobs News Depot Co,
sundry stationery. IT IS
F L Sandoz, sundries for
6 Cor Gonsoulin. freight paid =
and hauPg | Dbl, No
Dust-O. 283
Z Fl Marrero, arrest'g Is
adore Buras, and feed
ing prisoner. 4 As
West Disinfecting Co, l
Dbl. sweeping comp. 8 90
St Landry Clarion, pub.
proceedings, ord, no.
tees, &C.. Aug. 1912 35 go
H Lastrapes, Jr., record'g
inqs. 90
Frank Dimmick, per diem
& M, serving on school
investigation committee 4 so
S A Gournay, PEI diem
& m, serving on school
investigation committee 90
j e Daley, per diem am.
serving on school inves-
tigation committee. 5 40
r e Smith, arrest'g, feed
ing and eonvey'g 2 prl-
r,lnahaslana Tai "a sar-
vice CLERKS Office. 400
10 9l Gba eipan c g1t1la Grass =
one. II. square, twice. Il GO
E,rasta Bertrand Juror on
IND. 10
a Mahon Juror on Ina. i 90
( r 1.a a1a,lei. = ! ~ ! "a
a Savant. 4 90
IT Bodemnller. ptg. afida-
Wits and letter heads.
T 1 Pod nss9asq1 R RIA tax re- =
: cord @el. for r sherifss
Office. Is Is
n Rodemuller. ptq. for
clerks Office. 465
r. Bodemuller. 500 r.
tay taos letter heads.
&c. FOR Police Jurg. 10 rs
Rosenrond Williams. at
tending insane IN iail. Is 90
- 80
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-09-07

NNOI hs u WG1d u ZJ
E Hudspeth, amt paid
caring for bridge at
Rosa, during overflow,
Oscar 91 b2uest. road work. :.
5 ward IL 90
] Vidrine, road work 5 wd Is 90
Is G Whitley, road york,
Er ! nsaa Laasgr. ID e y
work, 5 ward 4 SO
Joe Vidrine, repairing
bridges, 5 ward 10 90
A G Culbertson, nails, 5
ward SO
T G Gibbons, lumber, 4
ward Sc
Alcibiade Bordelon, work
ing unsold roads, l wd SO 90
Felix Bordelon, 1st at.
road inspection, l ward Il SO
St. Landry Lbr. Co., lum-
Der, 6 ward Il Is
P. n. Cormier, repairing
bridges, 6 ward. II 90
n Lahaye, 1-2 days in
specting roads, 4 wd 3 90
Shelby Johnson, lumber
AM labor, 4 ward 200
Port Barre Lbr. Co., lurn-
Der, 4 ward, q AT
Port Barre Lumber Co.,
lumber, 4 ward 387I
Port Barre Lumber Co.,
lumber, 4 ward 4 10
Port Barre Lumber Co,
lumber, 4 ward 81 IS
Port Barre Lumber Co.,
lumber, 4 ward 10 81
Port Barre Lumber Co.,
lumber, 4 ward 10l
Port Barre Lumber Co.,
lumber, 4 ward II SO
Merrill Futrel, for pay
ment of road work, etc
4 ward SIS l0E
co Dejean, nails, 4 ward 285E
f Woods, road work, 4
ward 48 rs
J / Beard, road work, 4
ward IS
] A Wyble, tearing down
and rebuilding bridge at
Rosa, La. Wd Is 90
7 e Hicks, working road
from RutIedge bridge
to Waxia bridge, 4 Wd 1872 so
B Fisher. road work, 4
ward Y so
. Lahaye, repairing
bridge across B Bayou
Teche atPort Barre wd 100 90
work, 5 ward IS Is
Kiddere, road work, 3
ward 00I.
J Darby ct ais, road work
3 ward 16 so
aucien Hebert, road and
bridge work, 3 ward 76 Is
3 ward II 90
1epherin Lanclos, road
work, 3 ward 4 so
road work, 5 ward IS SOL
ROAD CLAIMS.
Q Chachere, grading
ditch west of Green
wood, / ward 20 90
ely Guillory, road work
from j Boagni S road to
Devillier's, / ward Is 90
J Richard, lumber, 2Wd s So
ules Bernard. hauling
lumber and bridge
Wor K, 2 ward 500
NJ Hebert, nails, 2 ward 2 90
1t Landry Lumber Co,
lumber, 2 ward 81 81
Ben Andrus, road and
bridge work, 2 ward SO 90
Smith, bridge
work. 2 ward 90
Gilbert Stage, road work,
5 ward Al 30
lumber. 5 ward 80
Sen Baker, hauling r.
Barbreck to Gar
land, 5 ward 90
Fheog. Hanks, hauling
lumber, 2 ward 90
canals, 2ward IS %
& a Castillo, key spikes,
2Ward 275
Burleigh, bridge
Wotk, ward 4 90
Alb DeVllcoa-t, road and
bridge work, ud Is 00
Felix Sicily. CLEANING gull
", 2 ward GO
Arthur LaAaye, stanlfies,
3 Ward 33
work. 3 v:s.l ID IS
T IsfclI rea, work, 8
Antique ss.l. & Rivet. building
bridge, 3 ward IL 50
5mar larl1s &C IDS. 70 d
and afidge Wor. 3 Wd 46 %
.ee siallet 1T its, oad
W0sk, 5 Warl 70 SO
LE%sE 49, ri ~ 49, III
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-09-07

Motion by Mr.. McCaffery-
That the report of above com
mittee be accepted and warrant
ordered issued to said fiscal agent
as per committee report. Motion
carried.
Motion by Mr.. Dimmick-
That a committee of three be
appointed to attend i dem0nstra
ton of road building machinery
now being held at Lafayette, La.
and report at next regular meet
ing; the. committee is authorized
to invite the contestants to make
a demonstration ID this parish.
Chairsappointed Messrs. Dimniek
st. Cyr and Beai.
On motion Of Mr.. st. Cyr-
That the Police Jury adjourn
until O'Clock p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The Police Jury met pursuant
to adjournment.
Present: DR.. CIopto1, Presi-
dent; Messrs. ST. gyr. DALEY,
Iseringhausen. PAW, fisette.
Dunbar, Brown, Walters, Beai,
McCafery. Foster. Geurnay
Durio md GlI!lors.
Motion By Mr.. MeGaTery-
That an appropriation of seven
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-09-07

That the resolution adopted on
April LIST, 1912. setting aside
$3.50. 90 to assistfn the drainage
and placing necessary pipes on
road near the Schell canal, be
and the same is hereby repealed.
Motion carried.
Motion by Mr.. MeCaffery-
That Mary Van Right be placed
on the INDECENT list, from the 5th
ward, and that a warrant for the
sum of ten dollars be issued to
said INDECENT against the indi-
gent fund of 1912. Motion car
ried.
On motion Of Mr.. GuilIory-
Be it resolved that pursuant to
petition of residents and land
owners of the Bayou Mallet and
Plaquemine Drainage District, !"
the following persons are hereby
appointed as Drainage Commits
sioners'' for said Bayou Mallet
and Plaquemine Drainage Dis
trict;;'' the term of office for the
first named to be for four years,
and the other two, for a term of
two years each, to-wit: Messrs.
J. Sam'l Evans, Valsin Y. Lee
doux and Ernest Dejean;
Be it further resolved, that the
resolution adopted April 1st,
1912, relative to the same SUBJ
ject matter be and the same is
hereby repealed. Motion carried.
On motion Of Mr.. st. Cyr-
The Police Jury resolved itself
into a committee of the whole to
examine and approve claims.
Mr.. St. Cyr in the chair
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-26
AT THE CHURCH.

Sunday, Jan. Is Church Ser
vice, $50 p. m. Subject The
Big Dare.
T. I. Philips will be absent for
most of February engaging in
work for the state Superentend-
ent near Billings.
February 4th, Mr.. Codle, from
Baker will preach at 1880.
February II. The Christian
Endeavor Society will conduct
the regular church service.
February Is, A Christian Citi-
zenship program will be rendered
by the Sunday School at 7:3O.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-26
GETS JUDGEMENT.

The case of M. C. Connors of
Spearfsh against j. R. Hutchin.
son was tried before Judge Rice
in the circuit court yesterday and
a verdict for the full amount ask
ed, something over $500, render
ed for the plaintiff. Connors
claimed that Hutchinson was en-
ployed by him from 1904 to 1907
at the rate of $40 a month to look
after his stock. In the latter
year a settlement was made and
it was found that Hutchinson
had been overpaid about $500.
Connors asked for a settlement
and wanted Hutchinson to give
mortgage on his home, but his
wife refused to sign the mort
gage. Hutchinson contended that
there had been no settlement,
and that instead Of $40 per month
he should have been paid wages
ranging from $65-$75 per month.
The fact that a settlement had
been prevented in 1907 by Hutch
inson's wife refusing to sign the
mortgage, was strong point in
defense of Connors' contention
that a balance was due him. -
Pioneer-Times.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-26
THE BOX ELDER NEWS
Breezey Bits of News Gathered by
Our Correspondent
This Week.

Miss Mable Gross visited with
the Burns family Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ackely ano
Geo. Shumaker spent Sunday at
the Gross ranch.
Miss Faye Hubbard visited 2
few days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Lavell.
Miss Estella Hoffman has re-
turned home after q few weeks
visit at Ekalaka.
The mail at Eglin has been
rather irregular of late, owing
to delays of other mails and bad
roads.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Kesterson on Jan. 10, a baby boz
and Frank is the happiest man
in the valley.
Gross Bros. have been putting
up ice for the past week, but find
it rather difficult work on ac-
count of the overflow.
The editor is not alone in the
wish that he was going to Flori-
da as there is many here that
would be glad to go.
Everyone felt iubilent last
week to see a pleasant day, bat
they were disappointed, as the
next day came with more snow.
Mrs. D. G. Stanek departed
for Rochester, Mimi. on the 18th
to take treatment FROM Mayo
Bros. She has been ai|ing for
some time,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-26
EKALAKA CSER COUNTY, MONTANA, FRIDAY JANUARY 26 1872

penitentiary for life. The kill
ing grew out Of quarrel over
cards and a shooting match.
Hanley resisted arrest and one
of the posse which apprehended
him shot him through the leg be-
fore he would yield. A monster
petition was recently sent to the
governor asking for Hanley's
pardon. 1t is said that the petit
ion was signed by the judge who
sentenced him, the prosecuting
attorney, and all the jurymen
who convicted him, with one ex-
ception.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-26
jim HANLY RELEASED
Man Sentenced to Life in Pen in
Wyoming Gets A
Pardon.

James Ea2ley, who was sent
to the penitentiary from Shiridan
county, after having pleaded
guilty to murder in the second
degree, received as Christmas
present from Governor Carey, a
conditional pardon under the
terms Of which he was released
today. Hanley is to remain free
as long as he does not drink any
intoxicating liquors or frequent
places where it is sold. If he
violates these conditions he is
subject to arrest as a fugitive
from justice. Although Hanley
refused during the trial to tell
where his folks lived, as he said
he Gid not want them to hear of
his trouble, it is now said that
they live in Virginia, and that
he will leave for that state at
once.
Hanley was arrested on Sept
ember 8, 1908, charged with the
murder of Henry Schroeder,
which occurred at Dayton, three
days before. He was tried at
the December term and convicted
Of murder in the first degree. A
motion for new trial was grant
ed chiefly on account of alleged
misconduct on The part of some
of the county officers, and Judge
Stotts. presiding, granted the
motion. In June, 1904, Hanley,
when arranged first entered a
plea of not guilny, which he later
withdrew and pleaded guilty of
murder in the second degree.
He was then sentenced to the
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-26

others, who are in the background
to prostitute their Offices. Max
well in Office will not be D. c..
Maxwell, as he is known to his
neighbors, splendid citizen. No
man who will allow any political
boss, or would-be boss to control
him in all matter will scarcely fit
into a position where it requires
a clear-cut independent man to
judge between man and man. -
Fairview Times.
A large number of old friends
and neighbors invited ther1selvs.
all at the same time, to the home
of Mrs. Ed Lake last Saturday
evening and gave her a farewell
party. MIR. Lake left Ekalaka
last week for Florida, where he
has land interests and upon his
return Mrs. Lake will join her
husband for visit at their form
er home in Missouri. Gazette.
In a western town not long
ago, a prisoner was brought be-
fore an Irish Judge. Are you
guilty or not guilty." asked the
judge. mot guilty" was the
answer. 'All right, you are
discharged" replied the Judge.
But, interrupted the prosecut-
ing attorney, how do you know
he is not guilty?' ''Begory,
didn't he just say he was not"
answered the judge. Then a.
gain not many miles away, 2
fellow was brought up before a
local justice Of the peace, and
upon being asked guilty or not
guilty?'' replied ''guilty". I'VE
don't believe it, you must stand
trial and prove it,. And so
so the wheels of justice. If
you are guilty, you are maybe,
and if you amt you are maybe
not.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-01-26
THE LOCAL LAYOUT
Happenings Of The Week As Seen
By The Reporter OF
The Eagle.

Coonen & Hall completed the
tower for the fire bell this week.
M. M. Shelter of Willard spent
Monday in town visiting friends.
c. K. Putnam is assisting in
the work at the bank for a few
days.
C. H. Emerson spent Tuesday
in town from his ranch on Beav-
er creek.
R. E. Lambert spent the fore
part of the week in town from
his ranch on Lame Jones.
A postal card of T. J. Martin
states that he is now out of the
frost belt and having good
time in Florida.
The telephone line has been
repaired through to Baker and
direct communication can now be
had with the railroad town.
Frank Osgood returned last
week from Belle Fourche where
he had been visiting friends. He
reported plenty of snow in that
section.
Dumont Griffin spent the fore
part of the week in town from
his ranch. He reported the ar
rival of a new boy at his place
lest month"; "a matter of news
that had been overlooked by US
before.
The dance given in the hall
lats Friday evening was we'll at
tended but not as largely as it
would have been had the roads
and weather been more promis-
ing. The Clark orchestra of
Chimney creek furnished the
music and rendered some excell-
lent selections. The Firemen
feel that they showed all who
attended Il royal good time.
S22.5O was the amount added to
the fire department treasury as a. |
result of the event.
The interior department and
the forest service were attacked |
in general debate in the senate
last week by Senator Borah, Of
Idaho, who advocated a general
'en1ode!lnG and liberashing of
The homestead land laws. Mr..
Borah suGgeated reducing from
i've to three years the time after
entrying and before proving up
md that settlers be allowed to
cave Their homesteads to earn
living while complying with the
aW as to residence.
Should .. G. Maxwell be ap-
pointed receiver Of the United
States land Office at Miles City? /
his is the question which seems
O be dirUpting the serenety Of
he Republican, rarty in Dawson
ounty. AS far as Mr.. Maxwell I
'eing an honorable and upright
itlzen. we say YES. AS for Mr..
1axwell being a strong judicial
haracter, with independence and
taninaa, we say NO! If Mr..
laxwell receives the appoint
1ent. others will be the receiver.
)ur United States land Offices
re filled with dummies who are
O1,y fo 1roly an ,,,h,lo %L n ,
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slniid,t, Dab Cincinnati gon5 gut el'l
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fertia iperoen fam, bn Serr 8oberts
nIs 9liiiitent oes 5erru Dper nit Der
Qeitilna Der SdiiIeu pollulif betralit
iii unN bic Grnenning zines SdAil'
Superintenoeuien nid,t ilbereilt lpcr'
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faIiden Briii thue. melnte Sd'nl'
rnthsmitoIieo Soffmann, fcnne ell
unfnhiaer Superintendent oos ourdl
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8Ieihe ioIle aud ser Sdnlrnth thnn.
@ie pcrloiitet, miro Der Sdnilratl
Dor Der reauI1ten Sibunp IN oieiem
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nieniten beionocrs eiugelaoen. Ter
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