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The herald., 1913-10-02

o. THE PEOPLES DEN ISIS.
state OF Louisiana. Parish uI ''ir'h~. ,..,..
AN rfs- -.fH .llF of September, i'!",
Tor. me-. LarlrG R. Ellis. a notary pub
NO. duly qualified iu and for ih" parish ana
state aforesaid personally cam" ana az
irlr,l the parties hereto ~dhN'IIFh. WI"
,IrnIHfr.i that pursuant % IN" JAWS 81 inns
state tary f,rm lh"mSrlNr, mo '"tPoIa
lion uHtrr the name Of tn" Peoples 'en
fists for a term Of ninety min" years win
4 dpuirile In the city Of New Orleans Nh'E'
an ..-4I process shall Hr served on any
,ffI,y Of his corporation. with the o'JeCl
and purpose Of engaging IN and carrying on
the business of dentistry ana ever! prah'h
thereof. and doing all other acts incident L"
cor connected with the business OF dentistry.
and tu that eud ~ lease, own or operate
dental parlorS. with all the powers, PRIV
Iirg aud rights granted 10 corporations III
mi, State, with capital stock OF three
thousand Isl. UUO.uOt dollars, divided mo
tHir.v 900 shares of the par value oi one
hundred tSlUO.UOi dollars each; the cor
nora ion being a going concern. ihFt" iu"u
sand NS.OUu.OOI dollars having been SUB
,,.ribyl uy the signcrS hereto. All corpur
ate uoWprS shall be vested in board OF III
rect ms composed Of three 90 stockholders,
who shall BE- elected on the second NedneS-
day # December. 1914, and annually there
after by the stockholders in person or by
proxy, each share OF stock being entitled
To one vote, and a majority snail eject lm
mpdiatrlv after election, the board OF dlrec
Tors shall select from their number Il pres
ident. yir"-presideni ana secretary treas
urer $50,
william H. Milholand, Israel Miller and
IpZZia 81 Clair are declared To De the nrSt
board Of directors. 10 serve until the second
Wednesday OF December 1914, or until
their Successors are elected and qualincd,
with pr William H. Milholland as preSl-
dent Israel Miller as vice-prcSident and
HrzZie St clair Is secretary -treaSurer. y
vote Of at least thrcc-fourthS of the stock
holders shall be required for amendment or
liquidation. Al meeting OF which ten DAYS
mail notice shall be given. In case Of liqui-
dation the president shall be IiquidatOr.
This act shall constitute the original sup.
scriptiOn list Of the corporation, as signed.
Thus done and passed in my Office AT the
city Oh New Orleans, state OF LOUISIANA, on
the day, month and in the year hcreinaDoNe
written, in the presence of i. J. Keller ana
Louis Hereford. competent witnesses Of law
full age and domcled in this city, who have
signed with the said appearcrS and me, no
tary. after due reading Of the whole.
Original signed: VIM. H. Miholland, *
shares Israel Miller, l share; lleZZlc 81.
CIaI:, / share. +. J. Keller, l.. Hereford
EDWARD Il. ELLIS, Notary Public.
l. the undersigned recorder OF mortgages
in and for the parish of Orleans. state OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act Of Incorporation Of The
Peoples Dentists was this day duly recorded
in my off % in book 1ll9, folio ia.
New Orleans La, Sept. 20, 1913.
tSignedD EMILE J. LEONARD, H. X. VI.
true copy.
EDwARD Il. ELLIS, Notary Public.
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and enterprises including the appointment or
all necessary officers and agents necessary
and to do all other acts, though not enamer
sted, allowed by law TO such corporations
ARTICLE III.-The capital stock shall be
Ave thousand dollars (S5,O0O.OO), divided
into fifty 800 shares OF one hundred dollars
when issued in money, property, or labor
This corporation may begin business when
three Thousand dollars tS3.OOO.OO) or stock
shall have been subscribed to.
ARTICLE IN.-Ali corporate powers, In
Guiding the right 10 ALLEVIATE, mortgage, or
lease all OF its property, personal and real
are vested In board OF three directors an
stockholders, 10 he elected annually on the
second Tuesday In Nav for one year; and at
all stockholders meetings each share OF
stock shall be entitled to one vote by ballot,
which may be east by proxy.
From Its number the board shall elect
president and SeCretary-treasurer and all
citations and other process shall be served
on the president and In his absence or Ina.
hillty 10 act, on the secTetary-treasurer, and
In his absence or Inability to act on the third
member OF the board.
ARTICLE V--This charter may be amend
Ed or changed or the corporation liquldated
at a stockholders meeting called for that
purpose by a twO-thlrd vote OF stock Issued
after fifteen days prior notice In writing TO
each stakeholder, ana after publication twice
In a daily newspaper during said fifteen
days Stockholders meetings for all other
purposes may be held after ten days prior
notice In writing to each stakeholder. The
liquidation Is 10 ne DN tuTee SlOCknOIutIS,
elected as provided for above.
Thus done and passed in my office in New
Orleans, in the presence OF George 7. Kauf-
mann and Alfred f. Page. witnesses. both OF
lawful age and domiciled in this city, who
sign these presents together with the parties
and me. notary, on the day and date hrst
mentioned.
COriginal signed) Names OF subscribers
omitted. (WitnesSeS) Geo. i. Kaufman
and Alfred L. Page.
&. G.. GILL, Notary Public.
J. the undersigned recorder OF mortgages,
in and for the parish OF Orleans, state OF
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act OF Incorporation OF the
Joseph NJ Fornaris ( Company was this
day duly recorded in my Office in book lll9.
folio -.
New Orleans, La. September 18th, 1913:
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, u. x.
4 true copy OF the original act Of lncor-
poration together with the certificate OF the
recorder of mortgages, on file in my ONCE:
New Orleans La. September 18th, 1918.
iSeoN c. G.. GILL,
sept Is % oct Is % Notary P"oHc
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az its FIRST meeting elect from among il,
number president, a vice-preSidenl, Il sec
rrIary and treasurer. said board of iii
rrclurS may also elect general mana ger
II may combine any TWO or more of said
OiiceS into one and may even elect a sec
rotary who need not be- Il stakeholder. Sal,
board Of directors shall have the right Il
appoint and dismiss such clerks, mana gers
and other employees OF the corporation, in
Ciuuug the secretary who Is not a stock
holder or director, as conditions may jus
tify or the business Of the corporation may
require. The tenure Of office of all the EN-
plOyCes Of this corpora ton shall be- during
the pleasure of the board of directors.
Article Nl.--No stakeholder shall ever De
held liable or responsible for the contracts,
faults or debts of this corporation nor Sha II
have the effect 0f rendering this charter
null or Of exposing Stockholder to any
liability beyond the unpaid balance due on
the shares Of stock owned by him
Article NII.-ThiS act OF incorporation
may be changed, modified or altered, or
TINS corporation may be dissolved with the
asset Of the stockholders owning mai Or-
ity of all the stock of the corporation al a
general meeting convened for that purpose
after notice shall have been given to each
stakeholder in the manner and form pre-
scrih"d in Article of this act of incorpor-
alton In case of the dissolution of this cor
pOra lion by the expiration of its charter
or otherwise. the stockholders shall elect
three liquidatOr from among their number
at the meeting which decides 10 lqUidaie.
Said iiquidatoTs or commissioners shall have
full power and authority 10 settle the bust
ness ami affairs of said corporation. In
case OF the dean or disability ~ any Of
said commissioners or liquidatorS, the sur
vivor or survivors shall appoint a successor
or successors TO him or them.
Article NIII.-Imm"diately after the sign
ing of this charter the stockholders shall
elect from among their number a president,
vic, -preSdrnt. and "A SeCretaTy-treaSurer,
who shall hold Office for one year or until
their successors shall have been duly elected
and qualified and they shall constitute the
FIRST board u directors.
Thus don" and passed at my office in the
city of New Orleans, on the day, month
ana wear herein first above written, in the
presence of Theodore A. Beck and John L.
i'aZaI". both of this city. competent wit
naSScS. who have hereunto signed their
names with the said appearerS and me- no
tary. after due reading Of the whole.
Signed ChaS. \ DcSporte, 30 shares :;
Jas j. Sherlock, > shares James J. beS
porte shares. T. 4. Beck, Jno. /. Ca
yale.
ROBERT LEGIER. Not. Pub
l. the undersigned recorder of mortgages
in and for the parish Of Orleans, state Of
Louisiana. DO hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of incorporation OF the
Gulf Packing Company was this day duly
recorded i'm my office. in book lll9, folio -.
New Orleans La. Sept. 30. 1913.
EMILE J. LEONARD. Deputy Recorder.
\ true copy.
ROBERT LEGIFR. Not. Pub.
oct > 1G % 30 nov y
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CHARTER
OF GRANT SMITH & COMPANY, LIN.
TIED, OF LOUISIANA
State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans CITY
f New Orleans
be II known, that on this eighteenth
day OF September In the year one Thousand
nine hundred and thirteen, before me. Ar.
thur b. Leopold, a notary public in and
Tor the parish Of Orleans state of Louisi-
ana, duly commissioned and qualified, and
In the presence of the witnesses hereinafter
Dame1 and undersigned, personally came
and appeared the persons whose names are
hereunto subscribed, all above the full age
Oh majority, who severally declared that,
ayaiiing themselves Of Act 80 OF 1Sss, as
Wen as the general laws of the state of
louisiana relative to the organization of
corporations, they hereby form themselves
n chto ana constitute corporation for the
OBJECTS and purposes and under the stipu-
lationS hereinafter set forth.
Article 1.-The name and title Of tho
eGrpTra S,t hereby formed Is declared to be
isiana. Its domicile shall be in the citv
or New Orleans, state of Louisiana, and Il
snail have and enjoy succession by its cor.
ISe1 ysa name ero Tor period of ninety nine
ms corporation shall have power and
authority to contract, sue, and be sued in
us corporate name; to make and use a
nUrpTErs 20 sea- to hold. receive. hire and
PuTchase real and personal property and TO
sen, mortgage, or pledge the same. and TO
ooLro" money and issue bonds, notes and
OIner obligations.
All citations or other legal process shall
oe served upon the president, and. in tha
event OF his absence or inability to act from
any cause, the same shall be served mon
me me Viee,president, or any other officer in
New Orleans, louisiana :"
article 1.-THE objects and purposes for
whlcn this corporation Is Organized and
tne nature OF the business to be be "a rriad
on by 1t are hereby declared to he: 10
P strTar or otherwise acquire. erect, con-
W.
veIop, operate, maintain, own, repair. con-
w yro.: sell, lease or otherwise dispose Of
wafer rights, reservoirs, dams, canals. tim.
nels, bitches, fumes, drainage systems CON
1roIilng works, power plants and irrigation
works or plants, Of whatsoever Kind or
nature, for the purpose of irrigating lands
ttecIaiming submerged lands, or storing wa,
waters from one place or places to another
pace or places. To purchase, lease or other.
wise acquire. erect, equip, Improve, extend
work develop. operate, maintain, own. re,
PIT contro., sell, lease, or otherwise dis
pose pose OF water rights. reservoirs, dams ca.
mas. tunnels, bitches, fumes, drainage sys.
tems' controlling works, power plants or
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CHARTER
OF THE 'sH. Fl. DANIEL, COMPANY
United STATES OF AMERICA STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF OR.
LEANS CITY 0E NEW nDgEkNc

" IHE III. III. DANIEL COMPANY"
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF OR
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BE 1t known, That on this 9th day of
September, In the year one thousand nine
muhdred and thirteen, before me, Charles
iheodore Starkey, notary public in and
Tor the parish of Orleans, State of Louisj-
ana, duly commissioned and qualified. and in
the presence of the witnesses hereinaf fer
named and undersigned, personally came
and appeared the persons whose names re
hereunto subscribed all above the age OF
majority, who severally declared that. avail
ing themselves OF the provisions of the laws
OF this state relative to the organiza tion OF
corporations, have formed and Organized
ana by these presents do form Themselves
ana or those whom they represent into and
constitute corporation and body polite in
law Tor the objects and purposes. and nm
der the stipulations and agreements berain
set forth and expressed, which they hereby
adopt as their charter
ARTICLE 1.-The name and title Of tha
corporation hereby formed Is declared to he
h II. Daniel Company" Its domiciIe
snail be In the City of New Orleans. STATE
OF louisiana, and 1t shall have and enjoy
succession by Its corporate name for ne
rlod OF ninety-nine years from and after the
care hereof, unless sooner liquidated or dis
solved by agreement as provided for herein.
or Dy law; This corporation shall have the
power and authority to contract, sue and he
sued In It's corporate name; to make and
use corporate seal to acquire, receive
hire, hold and purchase real and personsi
properly and to sell, mortgage or to pledge
the same, and to borrow money and to Issue
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EXTENDING MAINS.

The Sew erage and Water Board is
extending the water mains and sewer
age mains in Algiers as far as the JEFF
ferson parish line, and, approximately,
forty-five more blocks will shortly
have the benefit of these modern i'm
provements. The mains run through
several streets leading to the line, as
well as through the cross streets. This
section is steadily being built up and
with these Improvements the building
boom should be even greater from now
on.
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OF "VIDENT MOUTH HYGIENE co"
United STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
OF LOUISIANA. CITY OF NEW OR,
Re- il known. that on this twenty-seventh
dav of the month of September, in the year
one thousand. nine hundred and thirteen,
before me- Alfred ID. DanZiger, notary pub,
lie duly commissioned and sworn In ana
for the parish of Orleans and city OF New
Orleans. therein residing. personally appear
ed. doctors Jules J. SarraZin and Jacob A.
German. both of this city.
Herein acting as president and secretary.
respectively. Of the "NTDENT MOUTH HG-
GIENE co. corporation organized under
the laws of this state, by an act passed in
this Office on August rs, 1913, recorded in
the mortgage office. book 1119. folio Il.
And the said appearers declared that, at a
meeting of the stockholders of said COM
panv. held on the 18th inst.-the ten days
notice required by Article VII of the char
ter ( said company having been waived
il was unanimously resolved that Article '
Of the charter Of this company be amended
by Increasing the number of the board OF
directors from five to six stockholders.
Wherefore, the said appearers declared
that pursuant 10 the said resolution and TO
the bylaws of this company. the said Ar
ticlp Y of the charter Is hereby amended so
as To hereafter read six stockholders, in
stead of five. 10 compose the board Of di-
rectOrS.
Thus done and passed in my Office on the
day month and year. first above written. in
the presence Of Frank Il. TwOmey and Jo-
Scph L. Weiss. competent witnesses, who
have signed with the appearers and me, the
notary. after reading the whole.
tOriginal signed) Jules J. SarraZin
Pres. ]. A. German, Secty. F. Il. Two
mey. ! L. Weiss.
\. II. DANzIGER, Not. Pub.
!, the undersigned, recorder of mortgages
in and for the parish of Orleans. do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing act OF
amendment TO the charter OF the "Vident
Mouth Hygiene Co." was this day duly re.
corded in my office in book 1119. folio =
New Orleans. September 81, 1913.
tSigned) EMILE J. LEONARD. by r. NJ
true copy from the original act
\. ID. DANzIGER, Not Pub,
2ni Carondelet St. New Orleans
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CHARTER
OF JOSEPH VI. FORNARIS & COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF louisiana CITY OF NEW or.
CHARTER


LEANS, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Be 1t known, that on this, the twelfth day
OF September, In the year nineteen hundred
and thirteen, before me, Charles G. Gill, a
notary pubic, duly commissioned and quail
fed In and for said parish and state, per-
sonally came and appeared the undersigned
persons, who declared
ARTICLE THAT they hereby form a
corporation, for a term Of ninety-nine (99)
years from date, under the name of JOSEPH
VI. FORNARIS & COMPANY, with Its doml-
Gle In this city. 1t shall have all legal
powers, including that to contract sue and
be sued In Its name; to hold, receive, lease
purchase, sell, mortgage and hypothecate
real and personal property.
ARTICLE 1.-THE purposes are to buy
and sell as owner or broker or agent
throughout the United States and in foreign
cotton-seed and all cotton-seed
oils, and other products: also animal lard
oils, fats and tallow rosin and all oils and
other ingredients used or that may be here
after used In the manufacture Of soap; also
to own or lease and operate and conduct
cotton-seed mills and cotton-seed oil refiner-
les; to own, lease. use and operate tank
,ars, and to do any and all things germane
20, connected with or necessary to carry out
Ind to put into effect or make more profit
lble any Of the above enumerated purposes
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Civil District Court.

Salmen Brick and Lumber Co. vs.
X D'Arensbourg ct ais. answer of
Geo. Platt-R Robert O'Conner.
Succession of Benjamin Diamond
possession 4. Sunseri.
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Conventional Mortgages.

Mrs. Laura G.. Dassng"r TO Julius
Bodenger, $213.5o, ! note, 1 year )
per cent. lot Slidell, Verret. Nallette
and OpeIoueas Nahoney
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Building Permits.

Martha Freeman. owner and build
er. single frame slated cottage. Nag-
ner. Eliza, Alix auf Webster 5000.
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Contracts

Mrs. Sarah KoboIt owner. Aigiers
Cornicc and Plumbing Works, con
tractors, installing OF plumbing and
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Real Estate Transfers.

Miss Rachel Mclean to Ferdinand
NJ. Mclean. lot Lavergne, Nerret Pat
rersOn and D"laronde $1,000 terms
Seymour
Mrs. Binsay J. Dassinger TO John p.
Vezein. lot Slidel. Jackson, Nerret and
Vallette. $500 cash-MahOney.
Jos \. Blythe to Jonas SpirO, lots
Maumus. Wilson. f First and Cutoff
Road. 1925 cash-Priyate.
Security Brewing Company to
American Brewing Company, , lots
and portion, Brooklyn, River, Diana
and Newton. $500 cash-Sheriff.
Arthur Duvic to Alfred Mazzei, lot
left bank of Bayou st. John, st. Phil
Up. Metairie Road, Solomon and Or
leans, $3.937.5O terms Dejan.
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Algerines at Law.

sewer, etc, in property 222-26-2S New
ton street. between Brooklyn and
River, $225
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Dep. Recorder
l hereby certify the foregoing and with
Ing to be a true and correct copy of the
original act Of incorporation of Grant Smith
X Company, Limited, of Louisiana, together
with the certificate OF the recorder of mort
cages on file and Of record in my Office.
In faith whereof, | have hereunto set nv
A. ID. 1913.
ARTHUR B. LEOPOLD, Notary Public.
sept % oct 10 % 80
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AMENDMENT TO CHATTER

oct ? . IG % 30 nov y
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OF |
RATE TERRITORY
THE ANNOUNCEMENT iNsURES
BIGGER STATE FAIR At
TENDANCE.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 2S.-State fail
officials, jobbers and other business
men of the city are much elated with
the official announcement by the rail
roads of a splendid extension Of the
special rate territory over that Of pre-
vious years for thecoming state fair
Sept. 29-Oct. 4. This, as well as 9th
er indications, points to an unprece
denied attendance at this time.
The rates announced are 3 cents
per mile plus Is cents for the round
trip. Not alone in Tennessee includ
ed, but the extension is made to in
clude Hickpan, Paducah. Horse Cave
and Glasgow, KY, and contiguous ter.
ritory; also contiguous territory to
Decatur and Huntsville, Ala.
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BANNERS LOSE
BY BIG SCORE
LAST OF GAME OF THE SERIES
WAS AN EASY VICTORY FOR
THE LOCAL BOYS.

One of the most oneisded games of
yall ever seen in Columbia was that of
Thursday when the Columbia team
defeated the Banners, of Nashville by
the score of twenty-four to nothing.
This made two of the three games of
the series won by the local club. /.
Dooley, in the box for the locals,
was simply invincible. He yielded
but three hits during the six innings
that he was in the box. Morrison,
who succeeded Dooley, was equally
as much of mystery to the batsmen
from the capital city. Three pitchers
were used by the Nashville boys in a
vain effort to stem the tide. But all
of them looked alike to the swats-
men Of the Maury county outfit. Hits
we're as thick as leaves in Valambro-
sa. The contest was so one-sided
that it lacked in interest. Before the
game was a half hour old the home
folks had it sewed up in rag. Doc
ley proved that he was wonder He
had speed, fine control and mystic.
rious little curve that was a complete
puzzle to the hitters from Nashville.
They just could not find him. And
they did not fare any better with Nor
rison. 1t was walk away.
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ences in the party ranks and devise
compromise income tax provisions to
meet The demands of the insurgents
As result of the fight led by Sen
worked throughout the day over
those and other features of the bill.
ators Reed, Vardaman, Thompson
Ashhurst and others of the so-ca]led
'insurgent" forces, the bill will be re-
vised as to it's income tax provisions
and heavier tax levied on large in.
comes. This change will be against
the judgment of many of the party
eladers who point out that the four
per cent tax on incomes over 500, 600
as provided in the bill, is as high as
the tax in other countries; but the
insurgents" held enough votes to
control the situation, and to force con.
cessions embracing some OF the radi.
cal amendments proposed by Sena.
tors La Toilette, Bristow, Borah, and
others.
1t is expected that the caucus will
adopt rate graduated up to FIVE per
cent additional tax on incomes
above 100000, with graduations from
five per cent up to seven per cent on
those above 100000. AS this latter
tax would strike only few incomes
in this country, many of the insur.
gents insist upon greater INCREASE
after the 100000 figure is reached
50 that the tax would be 10 per cent
|or even more on incomes above $780,
900, To this additional tax" would
be added the regular normal tax" of
one pc recent
The income tax fight is the last big
contest before the final passage Of the
tariff bill. Many items still are to be
considered, including the tax on
trades in cotton futures, but with the
settlement of the income tax rates, it
is expected the tariff bill will proceed
rapidly to it's final passage. Its first
reading was completed late yester-
day, and some Of the senate leaders
predict it's final passage on Saturday.
Meantime preparations are under
way for opening up the currency re-
form tight in the senate at an early
date. While consideration of the new
bill has not yet started in the house
the senate committee on banking and
currency will begin hearings Tues
da. Bankers who joined in the re-
cent conference at Chicago, and who
adopted resolutions demanding many
changes in the currency bill are to
be heard.
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LOCAL MEASURES
In GOVERNOR s|CALL
MAURY COUNTY RECEIVES GEN.
EROUS TREATMENT FROM
CHIEF EXECUTIVE,

In his call foc the extra session Of
he legislature to convene on Sept. s
,ov. Hooper was generous with Mau
ny county, no less than five loca
measures from this county being Civ
en- a place in the call.
The following purely local bills are
mbraced in the call:
A road law for the county.
A jury commission law.
Amending the act creating the
'ounty criminal court SO as to make
appeals direct from that court to the
supreme court.
Amending the turn pike commits
sion law.
Amending the charter of Mt. Pleas
ant.
In addition provision is made for
the school bond issue for the city by
/. bill that would authorize all munic.
palities to issue bonds for municipal
purposes upon an Affirmative vote OF
the people.
Provision Is also made for the crea.
ton of the ONCE of assistant district
attorney for this district.