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Wheeling the Mecca
ForManyThousand
BIG STATE ss ATTRACTION AND ALL TRAINS FROM
THE TRI g TIE RADIUS ARE POURING
We TORS INTO THE CITY.
Many ThrIers Feat! Big and the Racing
the Best Ever Attendance For Yesterday Was Record
aker-FarmerS Day To-day.

All. roads are lead,a9 TO Wheeling.
That is. all West Virginia, eastern
Ohio and western Pennsylvania roads.
And judging from the number Of Wis
itors this city is entertaining at pres
ent. a few by-paths lead into Wheel
ing. too. with all OF them being well
Travelled.
The attraction. OF course. as every
one knows, is the thirty-third anna ul
State Fair and Exposition which open
cd so auspiciously Monday and was
continued even more auspiciously YES
terday. with promise OF maintaining
it's high standard throughout the
week. Willie no records were broken
yesterday. every indication is that
practically all records will be shat
tered before Friday At least. all who
have attended so far. are Unanimous
in expressing the opinion that the Fair
is bigger than ever before. and merits
n record-hreaking attendance.
For the second day OF the annual
event. yesterday was considered un-
usually successful from every stand
point The attendance which is estl-
mated at 10000 persons. was high for
Tuesday. and officials OF the Fair As
fOCldilOu are OpllIulSNlC over llf OuA-
look for today and the remainder OF
the week.
Many ThriIlers Yesterday.
The visitors at the fair yesterday
were treated to thrill after thrill.
Many sensations were produced by
the aviator and aeronauts who are
giving exhibitions each afternoon. To
begin with. Aviator Niles in his Cur
It's bi-plane. performed the seemingly
impossible feat OF flying under both
bridges crossing the river between
the Island and this CITY. This has
never before been attempted here.
and but once before has II been sue
cessfully accomplished in the history
Of aviation. Later he made several
daring dips and 'xecuted the ocean
wave" one Of The most dangerous
moves. while at an exceedingly low
altitude
Again. Professor Hutchinson's corrs
o. areonlut.. by committing twelve
sensational leaps from parachutes ar
ter going up n great distance in the
largest hot air balloon In the world
introduced something new in the
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OF
VETERAN FUND
Special Dispatch to the IntcIHeencer


special Dispatch % the Intelligence
CHARLESTON. W Va. Sept. o.
In order that a final settlement OF the
fund appropriated by tho Legislature
for sending West Virginia veterans 10
the Gettysburg Semi Ccniennial cole
bration may be affected. Governor
Hatfield has fixed Septemtor 20 A.
tbc final day upon which claims from
The veterans who paid their own
transportation tO the reunion. viii be
received. a small sum remains In the
fund but not a sufficient amount 20
pay up al claims iu fuil and fhe
fund viii be distributed on a pro rata
basis. The Governor requests that
those Who paid their railroad fsrr 10
GotiysburE Immediately send in ~
ce'pis showing the amount thcy ex
tcnded and also proof 81 their having
hncn a veteran ~ tho civil War and
thoy viii SHARE equally in tho amount
OF money that rsmains.
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Sutherland and Moss
Elated Over Election
SUMMER RESORT
SWEPT BY ERE

SALISBURY BEACH. Mass. Sept.
9-This summer hesort was swep; by
ire late today and this evening. a
church. TX hotels and $50 cottages
being destroyed.
Two hundred thousand dollars
worth Of property was wiped out with
in an area three quarters OF a mile
LONG and two hundred yards wide.
Tl" Cu h.u- hotel and annex tho
Atlantic hou.r. ca ,lr Mona. Hotel
I.t.ftor. 20" Newark Hotel. Hotel
Comet. tho E..ex Biock business
bIfdirr. tb- po-tofdce building and
several beach attractions. were do
'-ussI
Many guests 60 the hotels lost all
their belongings
fn 'ho cot'aE" colony near tho ec me
everything before rho rush Of narnn.
which made short work ~ The Himsy
structures
Nppsra'ur and nromen from Hlver.
hlI Ame bury. NewburvpDrf and
Port mouth. helped in fho battle with
.. Nrr
Several cottages uoro dvnam tod
and others were torn down before
fhn nlmrs were checked
Tho fire. did not roach 10 the more
exclusive section OF tho resort. how.
ever ir which arc fIn summer homes
0f number ~ prominent people. in
Guiding Governor Iohu o. Tenor. u
Fnnueylvar
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IS
NOW DIVIDED

Special Dirratch 20 the rrteurerc.r
CHARLESTON. W. Ba. Sept 8
Tho work Of the Department OF
Archives and History viii hereafter
he divided AZ a result Of the appoint
mont today by Governor Hataeid or
Professor Henry s. Green. editor OF
tho MOrgantoWn Post Chronicle as
state historian and q. A. BOlden. edi-
for ~ The Charleston Mail as state
archivist. Professor Green will have
charge ~ the creation of the new
legislative reference bureau. whicn
Governor Hatfield proposes 20 havs
inaugurated. While Bolden viii givs
his attention 80 the established work
~ tho department and 10 the develop
mcnt Of the public features.
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BIG CONFERENCE
OPENS SESSION

1u~r.fI fuerafch 20 fhe frtefi~en~er
I'NEKFRSBTRG. " Va. sept 3
Minister and lay deirrates from an
over tho state berAn arriving hero -
dav for the annual Wcgt virginia con-
ference % tho United Brrthern ohurca
Vhirh bcgan this evening and viii
last hvs days. Ov"r Two hundred vis-
ltors VIII b. here IN all Many irr
Iortant questions pln como bef0rs
tho conference. The greatest 81 which
drriaion upon thr proposed union
- the Trfod Brefhrrn and HefbOdis
Irof rqtant churrilrn under fhs Mans
20 rifrf Prrfrsfanf Churrh Born
conference are 10 vofr upon Tho mat
for fli4 year and reach fnzi deci-
sion Hehop W. NJ WcakIev. ~ tho
i-slerru di.trirf VII prerIls over TO
COrLfsrenog
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Water Power Hearings
Held by Commission
GIRL May BE- A
WEST VIRGINIAN

special ui-ra-ch % the InteIlicencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. 3
After considerable effort the identifi.
cation OF Ida VI. Bowles. whose body.
minus arms. legs and head. was
found floating in the Hudson river.
New York. Sunday last was effected
to-day when W L. Bowles. father OF
the girl. and her stepmother were
found residing al 113 Avon street. in
the extreme western section OF this
city.
The report Of the death OF the girl
failed TO greatly interest the father or
stcpmother. the latter especially be-
ing disinterested
II WAS learned that the father had
received "A special delivery letter
from his daughter. dated from the
Times Square station. New York. on
august ~ containing $500. in which
the girl wrote. - am living a life Of
hell and do not want 20 live" and that
hy tho time the letter was received
she would be dead
Before leaving Charleston four
years ago Miss Bowlrs was a tele-
phone girl az Cleveland. She mar.
ricd John Davis. and later they moved
10 Buffalo. y. Y. hit the couple failed
70 i've happily and separated The
girl then took the name OF Ida
Bishop. She visited Charleston last
August on her way 20 New York from
some point which could not bo
learned The lack OF interest In the
reported death Of tho young woman
by her father and stcpmOtker has
caused considerable interest. Those
who remember hvr state she vas an
especially handsome appearing girl
and queen among her associates
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aE-HAsILIrArE WRECKED BANK.

PlTTSnURGII. Pa. Sept. 9.-siocE.
FOLDERS With claims IN crceaa Of fgb.
80 hold n meeting today and formed
tentative plan for the rehabilitation
ot tho First Second National Rank Of
l1tisburrh. one ~ tho lsrEcst hanks
IN inc city which recently failed. Tho
pian vas not given "a tho public IN
its entirety but. " approved By a com
mitt"o. Is 10 bo submitted 10 tho ~
ceiver of the hank. G.. G.. Murray.
brought back 10 Clarkaburg for trials
before Magistrate T a. Nir-warucr
on q chafEc 81 living together uulaw.
fuiiy as husband and Wife
ienrioe Who vas FORMERLY a Ran
fist prcachcr al Industrial. an eastern
suburb. has Wifo and hvo childron
living herr and Lowe dcclarra Jerries
icii his family IN Distressing circum,-
stanoes uhsR ho departed.
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bring immediate stimulus 10 the busl.
ness of the country.
% Per Cent Reduction.
As IL passed the senate. the tariff
bill represents an average reduction
or more than four per cent from the
rates or the original bill that passed
the house. and nearly 2S per cent fronf
the rates of the existing law. In many
important particulars. the senate mas
changed the bill that passed the
house: and n conference committee OF
the TWO houses will begin work We'd
nesday or Thursday. TO adjust these
differences. Leaders OF both houses
predict that the conference will con-
sumo less than two weeks time.
The senate endeavored today 10
hasten the bill on its progress TO the
White House. by naming its members
OF the conference committee as soon
as the bill passed. Vice-President
Marshall appointed Senators Sim
mons. Stone, Williams and johnson.
Democrats. and Senators Penrose.
Lodge and LaFollette. Republicans. az
the senate conference. Senator Stone
Withdrew from the committee, and
Senator Shively was appointed in his
place. The house conferees, II was
reported tonight. will be Representa-.
lives Underwood. Kitchen and Rainey.
Democrats. and Payne and Fordney.
Republicans. Each house Will have
an equal vote in the conference coy
mittee. even though each does not
name the same number ofEonferees.
How They Voted
Following was the roll call on the
tariff bill:
feas-Ashurst, Bacon. Chamberlain.
'hilton. Clarke. OF Arkansas; Fetch
er. Gore. Hitchcock. Hollis. Hughes.
James. Johnson. Kern, Lane. Lewis.
Martin. MARITIME. Myers. Nevlands.
(cont1nusd on Page ninsS
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Pennsy Flyer Wrecked
And Many Are Injured
TRAIN WAS DITCHED WHILE
RUNNING AT TERRIFIC
SPEED.
Ali Steel Cars Prevented Heavy
Loss of Life-Three Believed
Fatally Injured.

NEW MADISON. o.. Sept. Am
all steel train probably saved a score
OF lives to-day when the Pennsylvania
flyer that left New York at $50 last
night, and due in St. Louis at G:3O
this evening. was ditched by "A ra sed
rail near Wylee's station. four miles
west Of here. to-day and 30 persons
were Injured. Thrse. II is believed.
were fatally hurt. and is are in a hos
pital al Richmond. Ind. tonight
Running at terrific speed 10 make
up lost time. the fast train struck the
defective rail on the Columl.is a. In
dianapolis division Of the FcrneyI-
vania railroad about 20 feet from tho
approach to a small steel bridge 10
Gated at the edge of Wvlcc's station.
The train ran along the cross ties
until the engine hit one side ~ the
bridge. tore IL from its foundation
and fell with 10 half a dozen feet 70
the creek bed. SiN steel coaches were
hung To the other side Of the track
and turned over in a corn field. the
hrst car 20 the edge Of the little
stream. Two cars. an observation
diner and Pullman. remained I'D
right on the track bed
Those believed 20 bc fatally injured
are:
J. W. Thsrp, fireman. Columbus.
Ohio' internally injured, one leo broL-
en-. scalds and bruises.
George Q. Wright. ST. Louis, man.
ufaeturer. injured about hips and alb
doncn.
George Walker. eolored porter. Co.
lumbus. Ohio.
Details Were Mcaqre.
NeWF of fl' wreck came In tho form
.of o. call for physicians and if was
hours before riv Information regard.
INK the disaster could b. obtained
The first reliable storeics coming fro-,
returning physicians and Newspaper
men who made trips 10 the scene. Tho
lsola'cd little station Afforded hut
moaRr" wiro connections
Relief trains wore rushed from
Richmond ard Columbus and a wreck
train from Cincinnati nly9frians from
N"w Madison. Richmond. Nv Paris
Ohio. and other surrounding tosns
""ro al-D hurried 20 tho wreck Wo.
mon supplied under kirie 10 MIKE
temporary h1ndagca for those hurt
and as soon as possible tho Rirbr1ond
relief train returned to that place
WIN al who's" iniurira required mod
lcal attention
Tho portion ~ the track whore tho
wreck occurred WIS washed out dur
inE Tho hoods in March particular.
" sharp curve leada 10 tho bridge
and tho nov Milling there never had
iattlcd. Heavy engines passing over
this weak track arc said 10 have
caused tho raised nail
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SAY MAINE RESULT SHOWS 4
UNITED REpI BLICAN
PARTY.
Congressman Moss Makes Strong
Adde'S AENinst Speed on
the Curr,ucy Bill.
Int.niRsnccr Bureau
washington, d. c., sept ..

Congressman Howard Sutherland
a. If Z Moss Of West Virginia. are
delighted with Doe Maine election re-
suits and dec 20 10 foretells the re-
turn ~ 'he Republican 20 power IN
tie national government
"The result in Maine siov'- The
necessity - o. Republicans an1 pro-
grrssves. who ho'I similar fievs on
fundamental prro.I.a- rf getting 70
Eether." said Colgres man su'lrr-
land Both parties stand fT tho
principle of protection. and the First
West Virginia district should send a
protsctiouist % congress % succeed
Mr Davis who resigned The rn4ult
in Maine makes r. clear that No Dem.
Ocrsts have mlsinterprefnd fhn aorfi
mon % Tho Amrr.~s1 people in fran.
Ing their 'ariT hHtr t.H.rn ffr
people ranted the tariff rrtI.nI huf
revised V.'h view - protecting fha
Ame-'Tan 'rdu frln. 7 DO mot bniinvn
the American re0rin who have prue.
pered under the Ffuuh' sln tarln
want 'hr fl~IT revised w 'h viow ~
free trade o. has boon f.-r hv tho
Der0rrraf4 Tho voice ~ Tairr I4 q
pro'nst against 'tr lr'- hu - Tho
Dement'S and 70 Tho F.rf Wrs' vi-
Riris d'sfric' is given q fair chance
uev will follow ~ win another
rOIenn protest against fhe Democratic
isri7 IDEAS which time and again have
been repudiated
Moss is Pleased
con- rgrraauan NprH r4it. q an
much plea sr1 vifh Tho Naine election
result T am clad ~ 200 that fhc roo
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ERRNG WIFE
IS CAPTURED

'prf.ial lI. -p.frh to tfe InteuIr~n~er-
LARK SBi HG. " Va. sept 3 -.
Aficr prolonged scarch Tor hia wife
who "iOped several months aeD from
her home With ~ ~. JcTriea. a form
"r BAPTIST minister. Ron 1--we. Of
lh's city. to-day received o. telorram
rom = " MDorc. a cons abie al
l.ram veil. W Va. informing him that
Mrs Ilowo and Jrnrics had bcrn ar
r"sfed and jniled there Mr. Love
mado angemenis 90 have both
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COMMITS SUICIDE

FDs-'af .r.',h 90 ffe f-ir.ifrsr,sr
BIZ EFIELD W Va. Sop' ?
D-TpOndent over continued 800 haaIfh.
Wm. Campt~u a~rf g. fho' ana
aiuo-f inuarIv killed himself IN a
vacant rom ln ffr lbs Opsrs hsrl-s,
here TO-DAY DE 49, uror1lneuf
I'D. boirr q rharrr f0ernh--f ~ Igigf
held lodge 40 md Vaa formerly =
prominent businnas nan iu hs
L@slth faklsA
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TINE wEaTHEh


WAsHIHoToH, sent Porroasf.
ohio ana WeEt~rn Psnnsy1vsnia-Yafr
and Earmer "wednesday. Thuradar IN
creasinE cloudinsaa ana warmer: moder-
ate 90 brisb east % south winds.
Wrrt Virufnia-Fsir. sHFhtr wsrn~r
Wsdn-sasFs Thuradag incrrsEinn ciouhf
ness and Warmar.
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THAW GIVEN
AN OUTING
Is TAKEN TO TOP OF HILL
BY ATTENDANT AND
ENJOYS 1T.
Mrs. Thaw Arrives at Montreal
But Denies Herself to
All Callers.

CoATIcOOK. Que. Sept. 9.-Harry
X. Thaw stood on : hill overlooking
Coatcook this evening and watched
the setting sun. High grass brushed
his knees. night birds nuttered in a
patch OF woods nearby. II was the
hFs, outing OF It's kind the slayer OF
Stanford White has had in nearly
seven years
In tho asylum at Matteawan from
which he escaped Thaw had to take
MS exercises In a cOurT yard but when
he asked for an airing to-day his
guards led him up 20 the hill to tho
west OF the village and for nearly
nalt an hour they stumbled through
the tangled grass and weeds. Thaw's
checks were glowing and he was
laughing when al dusk he ascended
the stairs 20 the immigration pen
over the railway station.
May CO Tomorrow.
Reports reached Coaticook tonight
from Montreal that ThaV's Iawyers
might desire his presence there on
Thursday. four days before he f. TO
be brought before tho k.ng's bench
on th- writ ~ haboa7 corpus. Thaw
said he knew nothing OF their plans
and was waiting for the next move OF
the immigration officials lie added
that no had received telephone
message from HIS mother. Mrs Mary
Copley Thaw. and his sister Mrs
George Lauder Carnegie. now IN Mon.
trcal
James Mckee. the Justice ~ ths
peace who signed tho warrant for the
arrest OF VIM. Travers Jerome. ar
quilted last night on charge OF
gambling said today Thar DO vas not
entirely satisfied that Magistrate Niul
vena of Sherbrooke bad acted legally
Zoo presiding ~ tho hearing and that
no fNcKoel would consult coun soI ~
determine whether tho case could D.,
rr-Ournod.
y may call the case ON Thursday.
tho flmo 20 whirh.I adjourned &c." SAID
the Justice
There is no case 20 call. ifa an
over. Nr. Jerome has been dis harr
Cd" said a. q. Hanson. tho john
crown prosecutor
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MONTREAL. sept Mrs May
COpley ThaW. mother 81 Harry X
Thaw. accompanied by trained
nurse and a maid. arrived hero today
and Immediately announced that shc
was too ill tO grr visitor Evcn roun-
eel for her son Wae denied admiffan-e
90 her suite a. her hotel
ThaW'g aWvera hold several con
EuiiauOns during today. but nothing
~ ~ tho nature of these iuformll
tabs we're given out Dr W. D.
Shurtrn g. cyyorfcd hero from o..
fawa tomorrow
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF VOTE
WASCREETED WITH CHEERS
LA TOILETTE AND POINDEXTER VOTE WITH THE DEMO-
GRATIS WHILE RANSDEIL AND THORNTON LINED Up
WITH THE OPPOSITION TO THE BILL.
Bill Passed Senate Is Lower Than Bill and About
2S Per Cent Lower Than the Present Bll-Both Houses
Name Conference Committee Statements Made

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The
Democratic tariff bill passed the
senate late to-day by a vote of A
to 81 after all amendments had
been defeated. Senators La Fol-
lette. Republican, and Poindexter,
Progressive, voted for the meas
ure, and Senators Ransdell and
Thornton. Democrats. voted
against it.
WASHINGTON. Sept 9-The
Democratic tariff revision bill passed
the senate at SAB O'Clock this after
noon. amid burst OF applause that
swept down from crowded galleries
and found it, echo on the crowded
floors of the senate. Its passage was
attended with surprises in the final
moments Of the voting. when Senator
LaFollette. Republican. cast his vote
with the Democrats. and was Joined
a few moments later by Senator Poin-
dexter. Progressive.
The Democrats had counten
throughout the long tariff fight upon
losing the votes OF Senators Ransdell
and Thornton. OF Louisiana. Demo
Gratis. who voted against the bill be
cause II would put sugar on the free
list Until the names of Senator La
Toilette and Poindexter were actually
called. however, no one knew definite
ly the stand they would take. and
their votes we're greeted with enthusi-
astic applause.
President Wilson tonight expressed
great qualification over the end of the
long struggle in the senate. Senator
simmons. chairman OF the finance
committee. who had piloted the bill
through the finance committee. the
Democratic caucus and the senate.
predicted that its passage would
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C0rgrns7rran Wpea -sid. = an
much plea feI Wifh Tho Maine election
result am glad % 200 that fho poo
CCouenusd On PAGE Eightl
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FsIr and slightly warmer Wednesday:
Thursday Increasing eloudiness and
warmer.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-02-14
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Police Jury of the
Parish of Jefferson Davis did on Feb
ruary 6, 1913, adopt an ordinance call
ing and providing for an election to
be held on March rs, 1913, to take the
sense of the property taxpayers OF
Ward Five, Jefferson Davis Parish,
Louisiana. as to whether or not a tax
of five mills on the dollar should be
levied for a period of five years, said
tax to begin to run from the year 1913.
Now, therefore, l, Jno. H. Cooper,
President of the Police Jury OF the
Parish of jefferson Davis, do issue
this, my proclamation, hereby giving
notice and calling an election to be
held at all of the voting precincts in
said Ward Five, Jefferson Davis Par
ish, Louisiana, as they now exist for
general elections, to-wit:
Ward Five, Precincts No. l and
No. 2
said election to be held on March 25s
1913, to take the sense OF the property
taxpayers of said Ward Five, qualified
to vote at said election, as to whether
a tax of five (5) mills on the dollar
should be levied annually for five
90 years upon all property situated
within said ward, exclusive Of incor.
porated towns in said ward, for the
purpose of making, grading, repairing
and maintaining roads and bridges IN
said Ward Five, the title to which
shall be in the public, said tax to be
gin to run from the year 1913, said
election to be held and conducted un
der the general election laws of the
State of Louisiana, and under the pro
visions of said ordinance, to which
special reference is hereby made.
Thus done and given by me official
ly at Jennings, Louisiana, on this FEB
ruary 6, 1918.
JNO. H. COOPER,
President of the Police Jury.
Attest: l.. E. ROBINSON, Clerk o
the Police Jury.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-02-14

sense of the property taxpayers OF
Ward Four, Jefferson Davis PARISH
Louisiana, as to whether or not TAX
of five mills on the dollar should De
levied for a period of five years, saiu
tax to begin to run from the year l9lo'
Now, therefore, |, Jno. h. cooper
President of the Police Jury or the
Parish of Jefferson Davis, do issue
this, my proclamation, hereby giving
notice and calling an election 10 De
held at all of the voting precincts IN
said Ward Four, Jefferson Davis Far
ish, Louisiana, as they now exist lol
general elections, to-Wit: ~
Ward Four, Precinct No. l -
said election to be held on March 20
1913. to take the sense OF the prop
ertv taxpayers of said Ward Four
qualified to vote at said election, as
to whether tax of five 60 mills on
the dollar should be levied annually
for five, 81 years upon all property
situated within said ward, exclusive
of incorporated towns in SAID waru'
for the purpose of making, grading,
/ repairing and maintaining roads ana
bridges in said Ward Four, the title
to which shall be in the public, SAID
tax to begin to run from the year
1913, said election to be held and con-
Quoted under the general election
laws of the State of Louisiana, and
under the provisions OF said ordl-
nance, to which special reference is
hereby made. .
Thus done and given by me Official
ly at Jennings, Louisiana, on this FED
ruary 6, 1913.
JNO H. COOPER,
President of the Police Jury.
Attest: L. E. ROBINSON, Clerk OF
the Police Jury.