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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-06-27

L. P. Manning of Lacasine, was trans
acting business here Wednesday.
The members of the Masonic Lodge
and their families enjoyed a basket
supper at Sportsmen's Park Tuesday
evening.
B. P. Tabor, merchant and farmer of
Rice, La. was business visitor here
Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. F. Price and Mrs. P. E.
Theriot, OF Houma, La, returned to
| their homes the middle OF the week,
after having been guests at the home
of Mrs. o. j. Toups for about ten days.
Mrs. L. E. Robinson entertained a
number of ladies' at a formal reception
in honor of her mother, Mrs. Irons,
| last Friday afternoon. Delicious re.
freShments were served.
Jesner Prudhomme was transactlng
business in Lake Charles Wednesday
afternoon.
Police Juror F. A. Arceneaux, Of
Ward Seven was In Lake CHafleS WCu'
nesday afternoon and Thursday on
matters pertaining to the old Police
Jury.
A. H. F. Cools, Fire and Life lnsur.
ance Agent was transacting business
in Eunice and Iota Wednesday.
The Todd Brothers shipped a car OF
cattle to the New Orleans market
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Russell OF Ged,
La. came over Wednesday afternoon
for a short visit at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. P. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Wyatt are the
proud parents of a fine girl that ar
rived at their home Thursday morning.
Oscar Landry Jr. Of Ward Three was
transacting business in Welsh Thurs
day.
Messrs. A. r. McBurney and L. G.
Lewis motored to Lake Charles Thurs
day for the transaction of business.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-06-27
What is Davidson doing?

E. +. HardcaStle, a blue Grass" boy
who for two years past has been the
competent bookkeeper and stenogra.
pher OF the Southern Mercantile Co. of
this city, has accepted a position as
Stenographer for the Standard Oil Co.
at Baton Rouge and leaves next week
for the Capitol City. Mr.. Hardcastle
has a wide circle of friends here who
will deplore his departure.
George Barnette, who has been
spending few months here at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c..
Barnette, started Tuesday for Wichita,
Kansas, where he begins running a
threshlng engine in the Kansas wheat
fields. He says he expects to thresh
north through Kansas. Nebraska, and
into the Dakotas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. LAM, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N, Hazard and Mr.. Chas. LAM
came over from Lake Charles Sunday
in Charley's touring car, for few
hours visit with friends.
FOR SALE:-At R. A. Estis Livery &
Feed Stables, fine team of driving
horses and buggy and harness. Mrs.
Z. M. Powers. 5tf
Jacob Stolzle, one of the well known
citizens of Woodlawn was transacting
business in Welsh Tuesday.
Mrs. w. T. McAffry went to Lake
Charles Wednesday to attend the Clos.
ing exercises of the Convent School
which her little daugter, Mary Bell, has
been attending during the past year.
Messrs. w. C. Rollin, Plant Chief
and w. G. PETERS, Lineman of the Cum.
berland Telephone Co. were here on
business matters Saturday.
A. c. Boyd, of Lake Charles repre-.
enting tine Fairbanks Morse Co., was
transacting business in Welsh Saturday
Mrs. M. T. Bradford and little daugh.-
ter Viola, left Wednesday for Baton
Rouge, expecting TO spend several days
visiting relatives and friends,
Miss Ella Russell and Mrs. Tessie
Morris, returned to Welsh Tuesday
after having spent a week yisi ing
friends in Vinton.
Geo. W. Cosner was transacting
business in the parish seat Tuesday.
Mr.. Streeter, who is associated in the
dredging business with DR.. A. c. Viii.
kins was over here from Beaumont on
matters of business Tuesday.
Miss Amy Benoit, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clopha Benoit of this city,
was the guest of friends in Hayes sew
eral days this week.
Misses Cora and Mabel Miller, who
are attending summer school in Baton
Rouge, arrived here Friday on account
of the death of their brother.in.laW,
Mr.. Chas. Kennedy.
Sidney Langley, the well known
planter and stockman, of Ward Five
was transacting business in the Parish
Seat So tllrday.
H. A. Bywater one of the well known
irrigation engineers of Rice was trans.
acting business in Welsh few hours
Saturday forenoon.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-06-27
Ere. Asdus Dead.

], received here Thursday
\ : ,he death of Mr.. R. E.
II the best known and bes Isl
.S N Southwest Louisiana
wi alter a lingering illness
n0atbs, and was not hnex'
Ianily or physicians. he
.'sst the home OF his sister
S'uoleton, in Lake Charles
\ evening at four o'clock
slried at the Orange Grove
flake Charles.
s vas for many years d
I Welsh, having been en-
meter part of his time here
4 the Jennings mill OF this
the ABSORPTION and dis
1 he Jennings Mill by the
Shte, two years ago, Mr..
slsewhere to work but Pc.
citizenship in Welsh, which
agIered as mis- home, Dur.
ms Of residence here he
friends, and few if any
Is ready wit and contagious
sed by a heart that could
Hes Of his fellows won for
Is with all with whom he
|naGac!.
was a member of the Welsh
tie World, a large delega.
Sn motOred to Lake Charles
afternoon to assist in his
|yumthies of unnumbered
sAB place is extended to his
|sIef bereavement.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-06-27
Phone 100 for wood,
SE.O5 per rank.

Superintendent of Public Education,
w. P. Annette, of Jennings was in
Welsh for few hours business and
pleasure, Tuesday. He reports condi.
tions in his Office and his line of work
getting down to smooth running
bases.
Rev. E. M. Stewart was a business
visitor to Lake Charles Monday.
Messrs. A. B. Hall and Jas. Wilson
went to Lake Charles Sunday to bring
over their Buick auto they had pur.
chased the week before. They were
accompanied by jessie Buckingham
and Merit Morril.
A. B. Clark was tranSacting business
in the parish seat Tuesday.
! have some houses for rent, or for
sale. CHAS. A. LANTZ. 6.7.Sp
DR.. R. F. Martin of Crowley, was the
guest of friends in Welsh Tuesday.
Messrs. Chas. P. Martin aud Ed.
Martin of the firm OF Martin Bros.
& Co. of Lake Charles and Welsh
was looking after business interests
here.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-06-27
! Gard Il Thanks.


aie 10 express our sincere
y our many friends ant
Who 50 kindly gave their
and sympathy during the
death Of cur loved one.
lalS. CHAS. KENNEDY.
lQaN KENNEDY,
y, 4 KENNEDY,
Y a.R MILLER and FAMILY.
4 X y aud MRS. j. j. MILLER.
x and MRS. H. H. EATON.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-06-27

God
Stos Being Leveled and Pre-
Jared For a Park.

''' commonly known as the
X, which was purchased by
fall tobe used as a Court
LII IN case we succeeded in
= 81 lhec0Rt house fight, is now
= IS ad and put in shape for a
i is the intentions of the
B to put this block in the
IIl EtlOn possible, and at the
] ~ Inc set it with trees, which
llIaly make it one of the
Oisoi the town.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-06-27
Call up e. e. Wyatt,
Phone Too for Dry Stove
Wood, at SI.05 per rank.

H. M. Wright, who is working on a
dredge boat at Vinton spent Sunday
with his family here in Welsh, re.
turning to his work Monday morning
When in need of Painting, Paper
Hanging or Decorating let me figure
on your work.--ASHLEY MURPHY,
Welsh. La. 5tf
| Mrs. Ada Singleton and her little
grandson "Dodo" returned Sunday
from Crowley, where they had been
spending some time with Mrs. and Dr.
A. B. Cross.
| Miss IneZ Areeneaux went to Jen.
nings Monday afternoon for few days
visit at the homes of her brother, Par.
ish Treasurer F. F. Arceneaux and
sister, Mrs. Isaac Fontenot.
Miss Orelia Louyiere, who has been
attending the Convent school at Rayne
! during the past winter returned to
Welsh Monday afternoon.
W hat is Davidson doing?
Vim. Fear was transacting business
| in Jennings Monday.
ON. England was business visitor
to Crowley Monday morning, return.
ing on No. 5.
Butter Paper-a new supply just re.
ceiVed at the Journal Book Store.
BOYS, we have those Sc rubber balls
and Sc base balls that you have been
waiting for, at the Journal Book Store.
Paper Plates, Paper Ice Cream Dishes
and Paper Napkins save the work of
washing and the expense of breakage
when going to picnics. We have them
all at the Journal Book Store.
Csc Base Ball Mits and Gloves just
what you boys have been wanting, at
the Journal Book Store.
Wood Sl.o5 per rank,
Phone 100.
Fred L. Walters. of Roseland, La, is
spending the week here visiting at the
homes Of r. NJ. and George Lawson.
He was one OF the pioneers in this Sec
ton of the state, having come here as
boy something like twenty-five years
ago, and remained here for about three
years. He is now on his way to Texas,
where he is looking up location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lewis of Roanoke
were trading in Welsh Wednesday.
Reys. E. M. Stewart ard T. E. Welsh
were Lake Charles visitors Wednesday.
w. o. w. ATTENTION:--Full attend.
ance requested tonight Thursday
Special business. BY request of
Council Commander.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Flower and famiJ,
VINO have been spending a couple Of
weeks 10 jackson, Mississippi, arrived
IN Welsh Tuesday morning: Mr.
Flower remaining here for few DAYS
business and his wife and children 90
ing on to Roanoke, where they viii
VISIT With her father, Col. w. K. Eiber
S. Goldsmith, who recently purchased
the Signal Clothing Store Stock, and
viii take charge Of the same in the
near future, returned Tuesday morn.
ing from New Orleans, where he had
oeen for few days laying in big new
stock of goods.
j. L. Melancon, formerly druggist at
the Crescent Drug Store of this CITY,
out now located in Lake Charles, where
ne has a fine little drug store of his
own; was greeting friends in Welsh
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Train who have
been making their home here temper.
arliy While the former has been en-.
gagged in erecting several OF the new
Drlck buildings recently built here,
went to Lake Charles, Tuesday, expect.
ing to be there sometime, as MIR.
Tram has some contract work to do in
that city.
lSma Forman Jr. one of the promi.
n ne citizens OF the south part of Ward
Eight was tranSacting business in
Welsh Tuesday. He reports corn and
other crops in 1ourishing condition
IN his section of the parish.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-06-27

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

-, ~ 49, 80
AN Act to amend section Four rnousana
Ninety Ave (4O95l of the Revised Laws Or
One Thousand Mine Hundred FIVE (1B16) ~.
Be il shacted 81 Inc Isssiatarss I'D 81 lie STATE
OF Minnesota. 3,,F5 Ss$5ss
Section 4. That Section Four Thousand
Ninety five l4005l Of the Revised Laws ct One
Thousand Nine Hundred Five ll8o5). be and
follows: sS- "A, -'s I9=s %l
4ooo. All actions not enumerated III pafs.
Efaphs 4oeO- Aoo4 shall be tried a county
ns whs se one nst S s: & the . ssS
parties shalt reside or be found I'm the state.
or the defendant be foreign corporation. the
action may BE- begun and tried u any county
which the piaint1f shalt designate. "A do
nestle eorporat,on other thar, railroad com:
railroad Companies whether the motive power
Is steam, electricity, or other power used BY
said corporations or companies. also telsphone
companies. telegraph companies and all other
a. residing il ny county wherein i M 4, e
Office, resident agent or business place. the
above enumerated public service corporations
shah be considered AZ residing IN any county
wherein the cause OF action shall arise ana
road. street railway, street railroad, without
regard to the motive power Of SAID railroad.
street railway or street failrUad, telegraph or
telephone lines or any other Public service cor.
poraton shah extend without regard 70
Office. agent or business place ID said county,
or not 5
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
fofes f5S a ASr aft S. ia ~ .ps'sass'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER Ssh. r. No. 111e.

CHAPTER 568-ff. +. M f1In
sS 80.
vised Laws Of 1911. reiatinx 10 cornSen IA
tion Of two oficers. =, ~o : 's'
Be It enacted by the Lesislaturs Of the State
a -. .
Section l. That section $50 Of the RE-
81 Of the Laws OF 1911, relating Is coinnen-
rsad q. foiiows: ' : anlenoea . g 20 %
:1..' II II 55355 ss5ts g s2z
section es2. The following town officers
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

lssisI ;sis mi u; ~
alli Eokl hig g Illt1ni Wilhhslds
siSsns tss @ sess shss.
ssfsh 81 e asss SS1
e b. Fs1t' oay gsnsst5i
nAas q tfs stats prison 81
Sec: Biennial Reports The .sSaniner
Ing ], Ell his giving abstract e ne
lnstIihtions, Snisfp ah ana
70 which his duties relate. and max jhg such
is Pa dsstl, proper.
the volams u I sxeeatlv = s aosutnents W
sa asf RI AZ snS
performance of the duties Imposed ana con-
ser pa upsn him by this the public sx-
a
aminefs a first md second corporation ex:.
a amin and two g sistants. an. executive
snd sss mas "a
s ss,, A.. sivs bond to dhs state ii TIE sprn 81
the public. examiner, the deputy Il examiner shsii
perform the duties OF the office. The duties
OF or the assistants and other employees shal!
speciah duty imposed 81 this chapter upon the
examiner or his deputy. In such cases the
assistants may exercise all the powers Of hi
Of such duty. The salaries Of the Public
examiner kan and his appointees az above enume.
rated shall be such As are axed BY Tha
tect to appointment by the public examiner
snail BE pc such sums az the examiner may
the examiner and his deputy ana assistants
and other employees, necessarily incurred III
the discharge Of their duties ana In the ad:
Of the contingent fund provided for such office;
and such salaries and expenses shall NOT
exceed the aggregate sums appropriated and
allowed therefor BY law. b
Sec. 4: Repeal Of Conflicting Laws and
parts Thereof All laws and parts Of laws
Sec Is. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after July 81, 1913.
Approved April 20. 1913.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 551--H. r.. No. oO1.

OF 1905 as amended by Chapter AUO OF the
General Laws OF 1907 relating to notice Of
rates Of taxation. $50. lHf& 81 tssl 5gg
BE it enacted by the Legislature Of the state
of Minnesota
Section 1. That section $50 Revised Laws
of 1905 be and the same Is hereby amended
80 as to read as follows:
Section so On receiving the tax list from
the auditor, the treasurer shall, if directed
by the coanty board, give three weeks pub
rates of taxation for all general purposes
and the amcants raised for each specific pur-
pose ana sral cause to be printed on the
back of 81 YAK receipts and tax statements
a tabulat ] statement Of said rates Of tax
alton ane seiounts. + 90 directed BY the
county tt - deems expedtent for the ptlr-
pose of -Hvng taxes. and the county board
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 657-H, F. No. 11Oo.

AN ACT to provide fees for the issuance Of
certificates to teach: to authorize the state
ana to endorse teachers certificates from
other states; to require professional train
Ps Sa is s0 L. 1852 sn E e
issuance Of special certiaeates to teach and
Section 1853, r. L.. 1905. relating to the
tendents. 4a ~
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the state
OF Minnesota: So AK
Section /. Every candidate at each exam
ination for a teachers certificate or for the
renewal or extension Of such certificate shall
Is entered upon or renewal or extension grant
ed Such fees, shall. be collected by the coun-
ty superintendent and by him RENTED to
the state superintendent. Each candidate for
the endorsement Of q diploma granted by .
Minnesota normal school or by q normal school
ed esr
examination or. by endorsement OF proper
fsnsn sa y %.t the state
ton is entered upon or certificate issued. The
fee for permanent professional certificate
Of each month pay to the state auditor the
or RENTED to him, together with. a report
eass and s kim Of Certificate fas The ssaie
auditor shall credit all such fees to the teach.
- those paid fer the
normal schools, which shall be credited in
the proper amount to the support fund Of the
normal school by which the diploma 80 en-
dorsed an certificate has been issued.
Sec. 2. The state superintendent may issue
a special certificate to ~ graduate Of
standard and approved college or state normal
school: ~ to one otherwise Qualified who has
completed such course Of study and training
as, the said superintendent may require, author.
izing the holder to teach music drawing.
home economies manual or industrial arts.
agriculture. commercial subjects or to serve
as kindergarten OF primary teachers.
Sec. 3. The state superintendent may &C
cept or endorse certificates from other states.
Oh such conditions as he may prescribe.
Sec. 4. From and after August /. 1915, All
candidates for ,teacherY certificates by exams
ination. renewal or endorsement OF credentials.
except those WHO have taught successfully for
At least eighteen months Id the public SCHOOL,
prior to, such date, or those receiving a secOhd
or limited certificate, must have completed
such course Of professional training for
may be prescribed by the state superintendent.
Training courses In the state university. in
state normal schools. In state high schools.
or in private schools fully and fairly the
equivalent OF those given Ia state schools
and approved by the said superintendent shall
be accepted ~ meeting the requirements Tor
teachers training under this section.
Sec. !. sections 185s and 1879, Revised Law.
Of 1905. are hereby repealed -
Sec. 6. This Act shall take effect ana be
In force from ana after Ito passage.
Approved April ~. 1915 - :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
mani III Il iId fS 81 u
bY tho Sisla tIrs ofs the 6tafe

ia upon ths felsstfy board by slspts %
of the General q 1887 and otref pfoss
shsrsto sses,
and any as sr sof lie i eotta ses ana othsr
school rppsesl and permit him g suse tne
same upon such terms and condl lions AZ snalls
dittoned, h6weysf, that such pal shall serYe;
as odian only during the plea sure O. the
soaSd the DERIVED ststs
% the 1tasea State Park support Fund: and
sd Eoass sa 81
the public visiting the park. The Forestry
for tho ma 81 ts Lodge s
90 pc charged. by such mdhhger for stne ih PC
Senfimodation OF the public The Beafa may
the Board; locate his place Of residence and
esnes s te SNAIL s y ss
per month and It shalt be, his duty to eve eve
pefsonal attention TO the 81 ne
game and fish therein. and perform such
S Stht duties as shall bs preseripea by the
~ game warden are hereby vested in him..
He may act AZ District Forest Ranger OF.
other forest officer and receive such comRen,,
BY the Board Of oficers appointing him, not,
however. In excess Of fifty $4,000 dollars per
month IN addition to his said salary aa su-
pertntendent. The said Board j. also atl-
thQrized atd directed to take necessary steps
TO protect al eame and Ash In the park and
" hereby given general supervision and con-
troll OF the subject.
Sec. 2. The Forestry Board Ii hereby ali-
thorized to enlarge the dining room Of Doug
las Lodge by the construction OF d Ritfhen;s
the Same to be built Of logs as near as lrnay
By in fol:formity with the general appearance
OF the lodge TO make such Improvement
dollars IL hereby appropriated out Of any
money now IN the State Treasury not other
wise appropriated. r
Approved April %, 1913. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
c11AprNR se1--H. +. No. 1915.

divest the State Board Of Control Of juris-
sty and dnf The STATE @ Schools Il III,
ss s .as tSs ss.s nssis s sss
ss i ot ths denerai Laws q Mnnesota 70
b il enacted BY the Legislature q the state
Of Minnesota: @
ssfnl sssn IL & sh z . a
e 81 osaotS5 81 e hereby
e eist il tss b,ldins and eonstruetins 81 a.;
ana 81 state butt ings. preferences sh1ll s.
where e
II te,,d az & said state. ~
and exercise full aAthority N iii ni1Aaciai
matters Of the several Inst tutiUnS named "a
this act, % faF only ~ relatsss to the ersc-
Pnsas o hs'
q KS = s:essd M .ssi
s. ths duty 81 ths Ssasd 81 eahtfs "a eass
tSsse pfspsred pians ana spssihoat lions hoi the
"a sara
u = it deems pfact.ossl. thsir isqusst snd
sssse1b osra te3 &. shas a
sntforiss the Eeoftrollin4 board u Any slfstitu-
ssh ssstsf 4 &
81 as q So ., S$
scstfol shAii NE itsa liter co,,sent thsnsto
With tho State Auditor, and ttets.iton 1Mch
suiidine .nsy e cSTstrict a under aiFsds
IL don ~ sspisft 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER b88-H. r. No. S45. =

' 80 Ck1AT4G OOC-1As - A>o o3S'
AN ACT to amend Sections 1924 and 1925 Of
the Revised Laws Of 1905. relating to public
b It snaetsd ~ the Legislature Of tn. State
SECTION l. That section 1874 Of the Revised
Laws 81 1905 be, and the same hereby Is.
amended to read as follows:
Section 1924: The State High School
board shall from time to time fas sch and
libraries, Including dictionaries and other
books of references: histories and works Of b.
essny t1 ts5at ss . 2sSls,ea'
s. Thss Section LAS rs q II; s Tsy'sS Sd
amended to read a. follows:
Section 1925. Upon receiving from any dis
trict certified statement, approved by the
q Books spseifed ssd included in the Mst pre-
the making q proper provisions for the care
. ssss, e, fS Is ss ss sss &
tendefit shalt furnish such district q requisi-
ton on the State Auditor for one hall the
Tor the the fir1t years purchase and ten dollars
for any subsequent year for each separate
school for which q library is 20 furnished:
liz library tor . specified period to become
branch OF BAdQ PUBIC uUTAIy Ano 70 ieSofSo
thsrefrom library books suited to the needs
Of the pupils In the school and for tho com I'm
munity. In the event Of such agreement be-
tween the school board and the public IL
the books Of the school library other than
those needed Tor reference IN the sen a.s to the
faent annually pay to such public library. the
sum to be expended ~ the school district
for the purchase Of library books, and any
state library aid to which such school COL dis
ffirt II entitled: All books purchased by such
ptbiio library from funds provided by district
Or state library aid shall Be selected from the
state list for school libfarieI Any public IL
brary making agreement with school districts
for library Service - herein provided shall
tho secretary q the publ. library commits
ind relationship Between school libraries and
each public library cooperating under the
provisions of this act.
seo. =. An acts and parts Of acts ineonsist
emit WITH this act arc hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This act sha1l take effect and be
Der, 1918.
Approved April %, 1919