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The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18
EGER AND PARTY RETURN

The Fred Eyer auto party returned
last week from their extended trip
through South Dakota to. Sioux Falls
and return, The party was made up
Of Mr., and Mrs. Fred Eyer and chill
dren. Mildred and Ethel, Mrs. a. B.
Larson and three children and Ferdl-
nand tempting, Mrs. Eger's father.
Leaving Dickinson the afternoon.
Of June 24th, the party went to Re
gent, where they spent d nlg9J.
The next day they journeyed on pas
sing through Lennon, where they
took the Yellowstone trail to Selby,
S. ID. Here they stayed all night and
snent some time visiting friends:
While here they visited the grave OF
Mrs. Trinsdale, who was known TO
MANY. Of u readers as Miss Mary
Hemnling. At Java the party met
thraa uo11np men from Mandan, who
we're Going to Nebraska in a Stude-
baker. Heavy rains q 1allen and
the roads were in c9naltion;
Every low place was a MUG nole ana
some were quite deep. AIter PioWs
ing through mud the greater parS.oI
the day both parties reached Aper,
deem in the evening, each having q
TO be pulled out once y q otner.
At Aberdeen the t~hirdFnlghG OF !ne
trim was spent. The next mofning
the Eyer party went on 70 Brlsgol,
while the Mandanpart went GO
WatertoWn. From Bristol the Eyer
car turned toward Sioux Falls. SET;
ting within about three miles soi
Nanles they became stuck an.the muo
and had to leave the e 1 Iol
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18
SEALED BIDS

Sealed bids wanted for the moving
of one school house, size .18x24x10,
with coal shed attached, size 10x12x8,
entry way size 6x8x8. Half of barn,
size 14x20, to be moved with school
house and the other half to be moved
north one mile and 120 rods. Two
out houses, size 4x5x6. The movers
Of. these buildings r to keep the
same in as good condition as they are
at present.
The board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
By the board of Wild Rose School
Dist. No. IT. Bids received on Or be-
fore the 18th of July, 1914. HANS
lBOEHRUSEN, Clerk, Taylor. 6-2O-4t
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18
joys of being out all night without
q complete camping outfit. The next

joys of being out all night without
q complete camping outfit. The next
morning they returned to the car and
after some work were able to get
out of the mud without any outside
assistance. That afternoon they
reached Sioux Falls.
Here they spent several days visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. johnson, a sister of Mrs. Eyer.
After a most enjoyable visit the
party left for Humboldt and visited at
the homes Of Albert Larson and John
Hartman, the later being an uncle of
Mrs. Eyer. A fishing party was
made up here and all went to Madi-
son Lake to enjoy a first-class out
ing. The first day the party caught
three tubs of fine bass and bull heads.
Two days were spent here.
On the morning of the Fourth the
Eyer party started on their trip for
home. Aberdeen was reached the
first night after travelling PIT miles,
having gone out of their way on a
wrong road. The journey was con-
|tinued the next morning. Along in
the Afternoon of that day as the party
ISdCA1cu u1Ou1I0+ Slty3 eASy NAoSVXSAS0
that they had again taken the wrong
trail. Instead of taking thesroad TO
[Mobridge they had taken the trail to
Mound City,Sfarther north However,
they were able toSreach Mobridge
that night just ahead of big rain
storm. The next morning they
crossed the Missouri and made their
way up the gumbo hill atWakpala.
Many in Mobridge said it was an al
most impossible feat, but Fred said
lit was a Cadillac and away they
went. They made the hill and as
they reached the top the party shout
led cts. a Cadillac" Lennon was
reached that night. The following
day found them on the home stretch:
That afternoon the party passed
Through Dickinson and reached Man
ming ] the evening, having been on
the road nearly four days on the re
turn trip. /,
in places all had the very best sort
Of a time and enjoyed the whole trip.
When blowing through some deep
mud hole all would get ready to be
the first to shout cts a Cadillac
upon getting out. Only two pune
lures were made on the entire trip
and the only thing broken was a sec
ton of the wind shield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyer are more than
pleased with their car and think j
lis the only one in which to. make ar
overland trip. &.
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18

Nearly 600 people, attended the 18th
cf July celebration at Daglum.
Ed. Erickson cut J. O. Daglum's
fine crop Of alfalfa and timothy last
week. The yield was two loads to
the acre. .f,=
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer VOLTA spent
last Sunday with Ed. Skjolsvik and
family at Shollsmade.
. Myrtle Balsigar left for her home
at Little Falls, Mimi, after finishing
her term Of school here.
Mrs. VIM. Gardner came home
Tuesday after weeks visit with her
sister, Miss Jane Merrifeld, at Me
dora. .G a
The Coffee party will meet at Rev
I~ngebretson's place eight miles SCUM
west of Daglum Sunday, July 18TH;
Services in the English language Will
be conducted at ! p. m. everybody
welcome.
Tom and Blanche Sherlock Of Val.
lev City, who have been visiting a.
Frank Kruegerts for about a month
left last Monday for San Diego; Gail
where they will make their future
future home.
Arthur Altman returned from Can:
ada last Monday,swhere he a peer
since last fall. He reports from TN
country where. heswas. that it Is yer!
tdry and farmers are turning tnel
stock in the fields.
Harry Jacobson, son Of Mr.. ant
I've Inhn .Jackohson. died at the hos
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18
CORRUPT PRACTICE ACT
PARAGRAPH 10. CharitabIe

s&A A06A0pA W. SIAdElIdDlS COuCEl-
buttons by candidates or office hold
ers. and solicitationethereof. No per-
son shall demand, solicit, ask Of in
vite any payment or contribution for
religious, charitable or other such
cause from any person who seeks to
be, or has BEEN, nominated to any Of
flee, and no such candidate shall
make any such payment or contribu-
ton, or promise or agree to make,
if it shall be demanded or asked dur
ing the time he is a candidate for
nomination or election. No payment
or contribution for any purpose shall
be made a condition precedent to the
putting of a name on any caucus or
convention ballot Or nominating
paper Or petition or the performance
Of any duty imposed by law on a po-
|litical committee.
Provided, However, that this sec
ti0n shall not be construed as .prohib-
iting any candidate for office from
making contributions for a religiuos
or charitable purpose to any organi-
cation or purpose to which he has
heretofore ordinarily or customarily
contributed; and no person shall be
deemed prohibited at any time from
contributing to any church organize
ton or association Of which he is
actually a member.
Provided, Further, that this section
shall not be construed as making it
unlawful for a candidate for office
to make contribution to the central
committees of the political party with
which he is affiliated but any such
contribution so made shall be deemed
a part of the expenditure limited in
section s of this act. (1913, Chap.
|15.)
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18

to wa filed WITH tne poaro VI 'Ae w.
aa }. pThaf on the 9Th day Of April the
board set July sixth as the date@oI Inai
hearingg..on SAID o1 petition amn,:nerintendent of
lins TO be published in the Dickinson
Press N thirty n aays prior ri this aH 'h Hearing ing was
byH county superintendent of schools,
~ to each Of the school officers of
th stri sshesi 5oa tSirt SI d R!Ssi prior ! to o't this
m rse Fiat there are more than, twelve
children Of school az age org regiaaaag into IL The the
t naWaaiytrfot. = 0.sani1ea ~
g.. That said township as aboys de-
ssribed4n has s2e ann assessed SYaiuas0n :
m9re . That f S6e'o EDITION as above stated
contains the signature Of more Gnan y
81 district whose boundaries will! be af-
ifected BY the organization OF the new new,
ql al. the petition filed as above
stated contains The signature OF more
III Than. three-fourths of the schoolt yotsrS
Iresiding inthe territory to be 1nciuoea
:. ii the Judgment Of the board
the organization OF the new dlstrlcL u
desirable and necessary and for the pest
II interest ofsthes3 school children IN salua
o goe Fiat the territory. sought t. be
ii organized into thesnew district contalns
8 roSerAssiona or civil township.
d1sfSTSThaEHt he staternentsgI made In the
petition He'd on Aprils 9Th 19lAs sare Erue
anW&lHSMREFoRH II Is ordered, n
II board 81 county connmissionersSaldaShs
II osnfiySas1a# special board 1orSlgchcol
SIssnnsess the boundaries ofsDickin
Al son'sschool district NO. e
N saIich nnanner as to make ell OF town.
n shin Toneshuadred and forty north,sEange
!. ininety-sf excepting the south haifso
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18
BUsINESS LOCALS

For screened Lehigh Ignite Btu
sntnous Coal and Kindling, order from
lie Consolidated Coal.G o. Prompt
iaarviee and two thousand pounds 70
the ton glyuaranteeds.--salddEvs : LIB
4 Steaks that are unsurpassable at
she Gril.--ady sssSers
We loan money and i have i On hand hand
Efor business. See Everett.
a HID stack Or wheat cakes and real
a,nple syrup al the GrillCafe fol
s10cyad 90 zs-l
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18
BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids wanted for the build
ing of one school house 18x24x10
with coal shed attached to building,
size 10x12x8, entry way 6x8xS. Two
out houses 4x5x6.
The bidder is to furnish all materi-
al for all buildings. The board has
the right to reject any Or all bids.
Bids will be received until July IA.
HANS BOEHRUSEN, clerk Wild
Rose school Dist. No. II, Taylor, N.
6-2O-4t
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18
SUFFERERS! READ

So many stomach sufferers lnIaYVe
been benefited by a simple prescrlp-
ton Of vegetable oils which cured 2
Chicago druggist of chronic stomach,
liver and intestinal trouble of years,
standing that we want you surely to
try this remedy. It is known as
iMayrss Wonderful Stomach Remedy.
One dose will convince you. usa1
ally gives wonderful relief Wltnln e
hours-even in the most stubborn
cases. Mayr''s Wonderful Stomach
Remedy is now sold here by IL.
Greene & Co. and druggists every
where.-ady.
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-18
REAL OPERA and .
REAL OPERA START
OF World Wide Fame Coming to
Opera House Thursday, July %.

Opera House Thursday, July 23.
A company Of stars which en-
braces such notab1es as Joseph F.
Sheehan, Americas greatest tenor,
Miss Mirth Carmen, celebratedSprima
donna, Miss Laura SBaer from the
Paris Opera Co., whose reputation.
extends throughout Europe and
America, Nelson r. Stanley, one of
the foremost baritones Of the day, is
an event at any time in even the
larger cities. When these stars, in
stead of presenting one opera, take
three such famous operas as Ell Tro-
vatore," Bohemian Girl" and
martha" and select the best there is
in all three of these operas and put
it into M performance, we have a
combination such as one has an OPP
portunity of hearing but once in a
lifetime. sa- 80
The I'll Trovatoren part Of the pro-
gram consists4of the toWerxscene with
It's world vide renowned Misereree,
as well as the: entire dungeon scene,
-opera. From the Bohemian Grip
il includes practically everything that thai
lis, worth while: Youil Ne
Marble Halls" ..Bliss Forever Past.
etc. The entire second act Of
Martha" is given,including The
Last Rose Of Summer. Ihe SPIN
ming Wheel Quartette," "The. Good
night Quartette,n etc, making the
performance which will long be re
membered as n Of the finest ever
heard in this city as well as onesoi
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Pierre, 23-P. w. Dougherty,
pravnf radce statnf 8elezniGnf ko-
mise, obdrzel zpravu cd soukro-
meho tajemnfka soudce Willarda
v Minneapolis, Re soudce jest pff-
TONNE nemocen a nemGze v6nova-
ii prozatfm dalsf pozornosti roz-
sudku jaky byl uGinil v pffpadu
snfzenf sazeb ma osobnfch vlacich
We statu South Dakota. Pan Doug
.herty pfipavil sam vSrok a zaslal
jei soudcovi Willardovi, a iakmile
tento jej podpfSe, Dude listina zas-
lana klerkovi spolkoveho distrikt.
nfho soudu v Sioux Falls, a sezba
2H centu nebude v platnosti. Do
posud Sc platilo 8 Gently "a milf ma
osobnfch vlacich, v tonic statu.
Pozd6isf zprava znf, Re soudce
Willard zemTel, avsak jeho mas
tupce NIUE p~odepsati omen vyrok.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Trip, 23-Pon9vaG Ube Weets
farmer jenz bydlf v severnim rohu
okresu Bon Homme nezoslechl va
rovn6ho hlasu We snu, LEFT Dynf Sc
zlomenou nohou. Weets totiz Sc
re sousedem hadal ohledn9 rychlos
ii konf al koneGne udelali sazku,
Re Sc budou pfedjizdsti, a kterS
vyhraje venue 81 oba kon9. Pred
dostihem Weets Sc sci vyspat, ale
mel sen a zdalo SO mu, Re v dosti-
hu 81 zlomil nohu. Dostal tire
mu" q vidal Sc. Ale soused ma
mel dolehal a vyvedl kons, ktereho
mu cht6l darovat kdyz by ma mel
ysedl a jel ma nem aspoh sto var
do. Weets tax ucinil, ale jezto
kun bSl naramns iankovit5m,
Weetse shodil, ktery 81 zlamal no
hu, Tax Sc mu sen vyplnil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26
Dane.

Name dplnS seaman DAM pro
Tabor a okoli ooou okresech, a
opet nabizfme naSe slusby ku "a
pravenf DAM vSech, kteff nemaji
pfihodno sami do okresnfho sfdla
ieti. Nase sluzba je spolehliva a
poplatek mfrng. Dame Ietosuiho
roku podlehajf pokute az do Tho
dubna ma mfsto Tho bfezna, iab
b5valo drive.
Taborska Statni Banka.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Aberdeen, % - George Knox,
prominentnf farmer, 81 bezmala
pfekousl jazyk, kdyz Sc snfm pre-
vrhl AUTOMOBILE phi trochu ostfejsi
jfzde nezli bezpeGnost by vyzado-
vala. Cast iazyku po nestestf mu
vysela jen ma malem kusu. o.
sem Re trpf hrozn6 bolesti nebot
jazyk mu musel b5t sesit.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Neil Sc date pojistit ma zivot,
domluvte Sc u Jana KoSt6Ia nebo
AL, Jezewskfho kteff ~poiiStuji u
U. S. Annuity Life ms. Co. jenz
zfskava denn6 Gleny a ienz je jed
ma 2 neilepSfch.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26
1 Want Your Business!

You cannot afford to pay $25 for a suit when you can get
one from me for $7 that is better made, fits better
and is guaranteed.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Gottlieb Tritten ienz bydlf me-
ri Tyndall a Scotland Sc nahle po-
matt ma myslS rhinuly t5den a byl
ma rozkaz vyboru odvezen do bla
.zince v Yankton.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26
OZnar41nf.

Oznamujf tfmto vefejnosti re
jsem otevfel svGi teznickJ zavod
kde v&dy oudu drzet ma sklade YES
ker6 druhy masa, sunek a jinFch
vJrobkG a kazd6ho poctiv6 a sv6-
domite obslouzim. Platim ncj-
vySsf cCnu "a kG3e.
Josef Musil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26
RHINE zpTaVy.

Lake Andes, 23-Zdeisf katolic-
ka osada koupila obydlf Cd VIM.
.Lestera pro sveho farafe, velp.
Dolnfho.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Lake Andes. Thomas Brother
son oberzel patent na stroj, ktery
hubi brouky ma bramborech. Stroi
jest podoben sazeGce a "a jeden
den lie s MIN vyhubiti brouky ma
deseti akrech.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

- Pierre, 23-Do dnesnfho dne So
dalo zapsati pies deset tisfc auto
mobild We statu. Jest jich iests'
asi pet tisfc, jenz registrovant nei
sou. MOTORCYCLE jest zapsano
pres 600
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Dante, 23-Zdejsi dobytkafi mi
nulf tfden zasflali sest kar dohyt-
ka do Sioux City: Tomas Kostal
2 kary, pr. S5korova Q kary a S.
E. Hammond 2 kary. Tomas
HOSTEL q Ralph Sykora Sc syezli Sc
zazilkou.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Parker, 23-Milwauksk& draha
sama re sv6 vale zaplatila Adrew
Krengkrovi $4,000 "a zenu a dit9
jenz Wax drahy pfejel a zabil pred
nekolika dny. Te2 mt zaplatila
cestu a vse v5lohy do sew. Dakoty
kan Sc Krenger st9huie. Primes,
Ii jsme o tom zpravu jak pr. Kren
geroya s manzelem slezli s vlaku
u Marion Junction q pfi pfech&ze-
nj trait byla zasazen& coufajfcfm
nakladnfm vlakem ma vedlejsi kole
il a S mal5m d6ckem ma mists roe
drcena. Krengrovi Sc podafilo
til ostatni dftky jest9 v Gas strh-
nouti zp6t.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26
Ornament.

'Oznamuif vefejnosti, ze jsem 81
poffdiI stroj ma svatoIdnf litin,
a jinfch kovI. Kdo by
podobpou praci p~otfeboval jsem
K jeho sluzbam Will Mach (Ady
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26
First Class Work 6uara nteed
Proof.

Proof.
Stanley, aged five, wanted to know.
If vermicelli was alive when he saw
it curl about in hot water, and did
not seem quite CONVINCED when told
that 1t was not, A few days later,
on seeing his mother preparing maca'
roni for dinner, he exclaimed trium'
phantly: Now l know yermicelh is
alive, else how could it grow into
macaroniT" ...
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Pficina nemoci zvane pellegra,
ma ME- nekolik osob v blazinci v
Yankton onemocnelo jest to pry
oby6ejna moucha, ktera nemoc
pfenasi, a nikoliv zkazena korna
iak Sc az dosud lekafska veda dom
niva. Vseobecn6 Sc Tide domnfva-
Ii, Re nemoc We zmfn9n6 nemocni.
CT jest malomocenstvf, z te pffGi.
ny, Re pffznaky obou jsou 81 pc
dobne; totiz maso hniie ma t9le.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Wagner, 23-August Soukup a
jeho rodina odjeli do Omahy, kde
budou v budocnosti domovem -
Karel Stedronsk5, syn Jana Sted-
ronskyho pfisel o diva prsty, kdyz
mi tyto byly rozmaGkany v gaso-
linovem pohonu.-W. E. Price
minuly patek zkousel letat Sc
SWIM letacfm strojem. Ovsem Re
Sc vysoko nepustil, nybrz vetsinou
lital pc zemi, al Sc mu kolecko
pod strojem urazilo.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-26

Wheeler, 23-John Flisram, do
vazec posty mczi' Wheeler a Bone
steel, bezmala Sc utopil miuul5 IT,
den, kdyz pesky pfechazel feku.
Potah 81 nevzal, poneva6 Sc ob&.
val, Re by led kon9 neudr&el. Byl
takfka ma druhem bfehu, kdyz ma
jednou Sc led pod prolomil a on
spadl do stddene vody po pas.
Podafilo Sc mu ma stesti Sc chytit
kraje ledu a koneGne Sc dostat ven.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-17
ACT NO. EGO.
II No. 153-By Mr.. Generelly.
AN ACT

AN AN
motor vehicles and to provide
! ir registry, and imposing a
therefor: and providing penal
any violations of this act: and
whereas 1t is intended to have
ratified by an amendment to
k,titution of the State. Therefore
u Be it enacted by the General
& the State of Louisiana, two
~ the members elected to each
81 ring, That a motor vehicle is
any vehicle operated by any
rs than muscular power, and
intended for use on public
ads and streets. Motor We
,sified into three subdivisions.
hicle used exclusively in COM
~ carrying or transporting OF
Il. on the public highways, roads
classified as a motor truck.
ehicle containing only two
Is arranged tandem, is clas-
iotorcycle. All other motor
classified as motor cars.
Be i0fnrther enacted. etc,
: ner ora motor vehicle which
ted or driven upon public
mis- State, shall, except as
Sc expressly provided, cause
III mail or otherwise in the
ecretary Of State an appli-
! stration on a blank to be
HE Secretary of State fol
containing (a) a brief de-
motor vehicle to be regis
zig the name of the manu-.
2factory number of such We,
Xaracter and amount of the
stated in figures of horse.
swhere practical, in accord
rating established by thu
eensed Automobile Man
he name, residence, in.
Sid business address O
motor vehicle; (c) pro
h motor vehicle is to b.
commercial purposes tn,
81 certify.
It further enacted, etc.
of an application TO,
notor vehicle as provid
= the Secretary of Stat
Eplication in his office ant
Rtor vehicle or vehicles
residence and business
xowner, manufacturer O
Use may be. together witt
in such application, in ;
be kept for the purpose
hctive number assigned t
hicle by the Secretary o
box or index shall be opel
bection during reasonabl
p 1t further enacted, etc.
of such . ,plication an
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-17

brtgage or mortgages
BE PAID out Of tie / 81
Il SIcanal and appurtenalcas
80 ne payment OF operating
z mat the said Board Of
~ CT the Port Of New Or
powered 70 fix charges for
gcana! and for charges to all
'ng against the banks OF said
lie 1t further resolved, etc.
aregolng sections are self
the Board of Commission
of New Orleans and the
rleans shall. by ordinance
AIRY the same into effect.
1t further resolved, etc,
ngressional election to be
ate on the first Tuesday
rst Monday in November,
ng amend uent to the Con-
State shall be submitted
of the State; that on the
be used at said election
the words: For the Board
RS Canal Amendment
Against the Board OF
lanai Amendment" and
all indicate his vote on
endment. as provided by
ion laws of this State.
:. E. THOMAS,
ouse Of Representatives.
HOMAS C. BARRETT,
nd President of Senate.
eHm 8, 1914.
5. E. HALL,
~ the State of Louisiana.
S sERT, Secretary of State.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-17
ACT NO. 262.
House Bill No 613-By Mr.. Generelly
AN ACT

House Bill No. 613-By Mr.. Generelly.
Authorizing the Board of Directors Of the
Public Schools of the Parish OF Or.
leans to issue Two Million Dollars OF
bonds for the purpose OF acquiring
school sites, constructing school bulid-
ings and their appurtenances IN me
City of New Orleans; to PROVIDE tne
bonds shall be issued and sold, and
the security for the payment or the
principal and interest thereof; 70 de-
fine the duties of the Board OF Llqu,-
dation, City Debt, in connection with
the issuance and sale of said BONDS,
the payment of the principal and in.
terest thereon, and the retirement
thereof; to prescribe the duties anu
obligations of the City of New Orleans
in connection with the reimbursement
of the Board of Directors of the Pub
lie Schools for the Parish of Orleans
by certain annual payments' anu y y
define the method and manner in Whlcf
the proceeds of said bonds shall d.
employed and disbursed.
Section I. Be Il enacted by the Genera
Assembly of the State of Louisiana, two
thirds of all the members elected to eacl
House concurring That, subject to tn
ratification of the people OF the state Q
Louisiana, by an amendment to the Con
stitution of the State, hereinafter sub
mitted to them. the Board of Directors
the Public Schools for the Parish of Or
leans, of the State of Louisiana, IS herep;
authorized and empowered to issue Dond
! rot to exceed two million dollars $4,000,
| 900 OO) in amount. to be dated January
| 1915, bearing five per cent g per cent? pc
annum interest. payable semi annually
| the principal of which shall be payable i
| forty (4O) annual installments of ift
| thousand dollars (s50,000) each. payabl
on the first day of January in each of tn
years 1916 to and including 1855, respec
| lively, as hereinafter set forth.
| Said bonds shall be made payable t
bearer, and shall be styled Public Schot