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Slng >ug where THOMAS Morn OS-
BoRvr A. 10 try IA hand AZ prison man
agem-ur. : the most III scredI tai bic penal
Institution New York maintains II =
a relic Of he past. infested w.th i -
~ ~, Inadequate M 'commod1r.on-.
and cursed by tradition 81 CRATE and
poIirirs. That Nr OSBORNE ., Win:
20 risk In The pdys.'a amt mora SUI
roundings il furui she's rha rrill ~ BIZ
'heor'e- W neno'Igy testiri"S Nrr.e u
favor Of his Judgment bar shows
THAT he does nor lack courage,
The enormous va,lJge ~ tlp run
i've methods now genera ~ oNpi
: universally recognized. They eXer
Sc mo- moral rpform1tarv influence
and nor lsrpIuentiy heir rfecr 90 Jlc
bod y hea lth Of their subjects has been
,ucn ~ 70 render it Impossible Spr the
NeSr mentioned man to maintain h.m-
SELF i1 any decent occupation after
serving Dr., form Having robbed
the.r victims ~ respect inoru
-pd hem with 4 sen ~ Ind deprived
tlem - hone hey brand 'Outrast" on
choir forphpndS, rl0rhe hem n dress
4 -hlt Jl.rr' 49, rlp.r shame. and urn
chem Dose 10 re,aiye tlp roJuf,, rare.
- It 1>h W. malicious ~ am iEuoran'
.auI uy>yulpa rhrrir wort. Wrh t'.N
and h.ood 10 wroU-.l0er pays 'le nom
/ ma price exarted by sociery for bis
/ rrmiuaily, Only 10 Ind when the satp'
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launch flying the American dag, the
shells bursting all about the frail craft,
were aimed IL friendly spirit lacks
any sort Of plaus'bilitv 1t cannot be
even product OF self.deiusou. Those
who advanced II cannot he fatuouS
enough to believe In Ii and Ii is an In.
suit to Intelligence to seek to impose Ii
upon the public. A bomba rdmeut with
she'll as warning against mines be
,ongs to the conceptions of extruva.
gdnza not diplomacy senator LopGF
was fully justified IN the scoru which
he expressed n his speech az the Mid.
d'e>ex CLUB dinner for such a pitituI
pre,ence
There Is nothing irreparable about
the smyrna incident At worst II was
an evil exhibition VI blind fanltictsm
which the Porte will no doubt be will
ing 10 make amends for. But no mat.
ter what Il is there can he no ret son
why any one representing the American
people in an oficial capacity should
rush into the breach as apo'og,st for
the Turks. and that 10 way So fool
shlv panic stricken as almost ~ suS-
gest that We were afraid OF them
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The protest OF NJ BNCvI N his
Sp-ech before the American Academy
~ Arts and Letters against the tyranny
OF parents aud Judges : not surprising;
e seems 70 be IL his ultra modern vein.
That be should have added physicians
i strange The prevailing ,eEdeucy Is
-0 sIalt the cut ~ health and 20
preach ulque>ti0u.ug submission % IS
u.ni>;ruut>. az a., men u VI Eht have
b,-an expected that VI. BRIErx would
have stood by the dcc,or Hs attack
on che uucerta mites " med ca KNOW
ed.e seems oddly Inconsistent with a
certain notorious phase x hyS.sul'
p-oragaudi>m 70 which ne lls 'e0- the
aid ~ his art
Indeed he whole new attitude " me
it>tiugui she'd Aradem!clan : 4 ,rts
ll~ron.er-iu: In -Xrlaim.ls against
-yrlunie> .t does not seem ~ have
occurred 20 him thar -he most danger
us ~ az arc ,hs ryr1CuI-s " iyai
IDEAS There can De- ~ tyranny more
Calling " more u >ch ayous than that
which results f-um ,ha SELECTION Of.
>.ust !eIa.'> II Re. ,he.- e5asgera-.ol
n,1 5ruat dominating ~r'ucir -. and
their relentless imposition upon men
aud women IN substitution FOR the
simple ,mUu' >e> ~ nature
The pursuit u Fad 70 the point II
ulderm ming the mutual trust and con
1drnce N which the SOFA. STRUCTURE
rests = Form " tyranny peculiarly
character. sr.r - the times We I've 2.
r. = a 0'-y VI Rs'Ev1 had uoJhlns -
-av about II. h views would have
been p1rer-a mig AMI e,itrvirg
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SEEK SQUAREDEAL
FOR CIVIL SERVICE
Federal. state and City IN
ployees Form New Pro
tective Organization.
PLAN TO EDUCATE RI BIZ

A central oody witch V''l r--.'... e.
the associations % F-de-It Sea-. 81
city employees In sew yors ... -.. ...-
organized a. me 9-.t sep '- rt.
promoters style 4 "'arptr- .. .Y..
the people IN giving -t't-a
civil service employees 40 - ..
been selected Tor clts .sl~-a-.s-
fce-s Rave been .'.--ed al ...
men: % purposes has been s-g'r
sixteen associations ar r..
sent.d. and g. "a hoped ihit -t. =.
borough Association OF w1ne1 g.. -,
vii join tls movement ard r..A 10.
complete According 20 the .-rA-s .. ...
new ORGANIZATION. u has beer ---s.
not so much tor the purpose % o'.i --s
anything az 70 prevent l-g sa'v.
executive acton detrimental ..
tsre.ts y The employees
The lpp,.cA.3u Of --.s -r-..r. -,
illustrated -y citing .Es to.'-t.s -. ,.
b..- Joseph D'Cas.y Editor .s
chef ard treasurer q ,hA rs- 1-rf- "a.
,.0n. SAID yesterday tHa; D.; 0Aa APP. -.-.
% everybody that ~ -e.~- o. g.
were not behind these r.'a. N-...-
Illustration Vas 'Na' os Pie -I'aa '..'
i.0< pol. .a7lF- or --a-'-r .' rake.
IN campaigns 7. vi 30 u4.-ta,~a. "..
Y it 5 wrong FOR a policeman
. DO eiec-!ors=rtrg t0r . slvcr'ta -..s
urs Or candidate s, l. also v-orS --.
Mayor IL the ..ty and other 1Hi.'er '
uaN- statements approving -. CO -
candidate
the movement ars the New w.. r--..-
Carriers Association. B-r't'r ..--..
Carriers AssoctAro0. New York H.a-
HcA Clerks Association. B-o~ty- f.4. -
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The report Of CAMitLus @ KiDpER.
Chairman OF committee on the liquor
problem, TO the National Municipal
League convention az Baltimore, taxes
the ground that the action OF particular
States from lime 20 time In golrg dry
IS not likely 70 leave any permanent
impression Mr.. K,oDER might have
said that the only effect az any Tine IL
the substitution OF organized false pre-
tercs FOR ordered regulation. HIS view
WILL not make much impression on those
who believe n the possibility OF the
Impossible ard insist On prohibition
against The .nvtrC bic desires o. A MI
mor.ty wh.on $ often rea..y majority.
There Is always, however advantage
In sane pronOurcemen-s On such 1ues-
zion In the mora support afforded %
those who ara seeking A safe and wise
settlement somewhere between extreme
license and uncomprou sing restriction.
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rnsr. I. nothlns urnsua! 2r lrmoraI

There q nothing unusual or immoral
r the position u American raiders who
ara seeding high --N1ts r. dealings wtt1
-1a bs.tzeren- Governments % Europe
Corntui y the market ra'ursl,.
stTens :hs.- demands z, - We. .
remember however. t1at there IS Suc1
4 .hin= as S.Nr1E -H- goose rat laid
ne golden egg There = also sIca a
Oh ~ A. making such use ~ an ABSOLUTE
grip to-day a. 20 create ruuua-r Al
ar-lpdtNy which nigh, 80 'r7n.,- harm
= 4 year " 80 v0e1 me war = over
Ta.r-y per cent. j. may ~ remarked.
* A pretty good prof; even sor war
INES.
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KNITTING FOR THE ARMIES.
Gray and Dark Gray Acceptable to at
least Three Of Them.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE SuS-Str. The
letter in this mornings SCN regarding
knitting for the armies Is leading TO 50
much confusion and disnay. as evidenced
Wy he large number OF Inquiries We al
ready have received concerning H. and Is
So evidently written under a m.sappre
nsns,on. that We should be most grateful
II you would allow US TO reassurs. through
YOUR columns all who are 30 unselhshly
davotlng their time to knitting warm
comforts For the soldiers fighting IN the
cold. vet trenches % Europe.
Gray is most certainly :he regulation
color oc the E-t:sh War ONCE for socks
and Always 0ts been. and We see no rea
son Why tina. color should not be accept
able 20 d: less; the French and Belsia I
armies Il will OF course pc readily under
stood that the color OF the body bel; can
mater .lttls since IL j. unseen By both
f-iend and foe. Soldiers wear the
mufrlers under their tun.cs. so again the
color O.. !mTater!ai 80 long as y &.
strictly neutra, In tone. For the helmets
k1lk. color may De preferable. but dark
gray Is not Ob,e:ted 20,
We have already sent many large cases
Of these knitted things most IN dark gray
wool. t)r men ~ tle front. and nav. oeeH
warmly tHaHkei tor the same ~ the
queen May Nead'exor< Guild Saga;
red a. a. everybody Knows as Tuca q
feature Of the Frerch uniform "a DARK
Blue seeing that all :le,r infantry wear
trousers % mat color, but We have not
N4a~t :ha, bright red knitted taings are
being called s1- on mat account ~ The
French TIE only tH'cS mat matters =
:u4t 10 color snail Dc employed which will
---Is- Cha Nat-A- n1o-. conspicuous 81
that vii, 40, blend v:-l tee general color
81 the landscape A VI. KELLY.
Secretary British war Relic, Association.
Inc
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The taxpayers may congratulate
themselves with the reflection that az
east there Is quarrel over the money
they pay for citizen labor, the eight
hour day and the prevailing rate Of
wages
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pour OF sunlight. the northwest gale
that filled the lungs with oxygen Iced
TO the tonic point. and the general good
humor that the downfall Of the storm
expert always ncites. made It as rare
as a day in June and twice as stlmu-
latlng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21
TIE srea, national game ., -alro,

The great national gar'- - railroad
batting -as distinctly entered lDcr 4
new phase The public has almost
realized mat some one must pay Z the
vhaa.s a-- p, .lru and TOW he cues
-.on = WAC" Iar-,li scqG-sc-7ce
IN .H.t-.ss - raw s-a-d-rr = therefore
beginning - give way 20 SURPRISED
l~t a--r.syed personal c0rre-- =
'a,-,. a. 2 re -eh public nigga soor
- heard rom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21

- rHr Eu.rIH ar rug So. 20 1
..nFIv 1f . hA-h"r 41r0 d.. .1.' .H.
=. .,Nl7E .gn i0prl-4. ...r' Ei- Far
,a. Her. IhNFs o 8a,.r
Wv gur,N iona NN.snnpr 20
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tn rvs rruruR ~ rHs >r>-,tr We.
rt.- r-ib1 .- .re Nn.'' ti'ss~ a., rYg'-
Vice important gIest10 sc. WAC -
Snr1gpt' N,r'H-'.
NeV vrRt November -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21

The musical critic OF the FrentrO
Post speaks Of GERALDrSr FARs.R. the
new Carmen. as "the girl from Boston
Why rob fair Mslrose OF the honor2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21

think ths Democratic part 7as
learned 20 play bd,l.--rce- President
MARSHAL
seasorasle fgIrs o. speech, hut the
Democrats came very near losing The
ball On November 3 :: !s on their five
yari nne now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21

SCI -d-1ial - A p.sasa1: virtue 10 a
popular leader when 70 - safely 'our-
ta-oall1red BY a c.rruntuh.ert adu'-a-
t.on witch sv-r'- hcAro.a. Conse-
qu-nces TIE simplicity OF organ .,ed
'abor always remains rs admirable
quality
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21

FRS blizzard due here TODAY Hand
HHp
The sort NJ blizzard mat struck New
York Yesterday more Or .ess N con-
fnrmWv with weather bureau prescisnce
was VI sort that We can stand all tho
year round without replning The down
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21

No man WITH -yes has escaped know
sd<e % the Increasing Use OF rouge oy
our coun;rywomen, but +: Is truly d!s-
concerning % learn that the oysters
have Been unable 20 resist 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21

A soaking rainstorm Is worth while
merely 20 let US see what clean streets
are Ike
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-21

C,ry cham be-la!. ERE nov rsccg-
r'zrs .-at he = Useless 'c1 1c.t--.
VI .ch makes IL 4lta NOUS
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~ 90, Trends rAo fdror as ,ctfh msasscr'pfs
aad Illustrations FOR Publication tc'sh 70 hare
rejected articles returned 'hsB mast ~ a" cases
send stamps for that purpose.
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NEW Y0RE. November -

To rHz EDITOR ~ The SCS--Si- Z
Fear t1A- the letter * an English woman
r. ms mornings SIS. stating tha' C0.,.-i
gray woo'.sa articles ~. no: - accepted
Or won cy the British or A..as. VII!
.als- CONSERVATION - many lnd@fa:!1ahl=
ku.'te-s u gray Voc.
Permit ne 20 sta's tha- many oo--.
~ graz sc3-ts bands, w~ts'l@ts, &C..
nave cee7 sent 20 England and gratefully
a.kro a. E-d ~ re War OHce ard other
cons!gu-es II. =.
New Ycsp, November -
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All check. money orders &C. to be made
rayat.- 20 rss SUN.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-03-20

State of Ohio, city Of Toledo, :,
Lucas County, %
Frank J. Cheney makes oath
that he is senior. partner Of the
firm Of F. J. Cheney & Co.. doing
business in the city of Toledo.
County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum
of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence, this 9Th
day of December, A. D. 1886.
(Seal) A. W. Gleason,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Send for testimo-
mails free.
F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold BY all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills fol
constipation. Adv
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-03-20
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all
that desire to take the teachers
examination that there will be q
teachers examination held here
on April 6, Z, s (white) and April
9. 10. II (negro) to April 20. q.
q (white) and April q, "a. Is
(negro) the week following the
meeting Of the Louisiana State
Public School Teachers Associa-
tion. ]. G. Hines. Supt
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-03-20

presen', agreeing upon the afo: .
said adjustment as an equitat lie
settlement, stating that it will De
his policy to increase the assess.
ed value of all other timber and
timbered lands in the parish;
therefore,
Be it resolved by the police
jury Of the parish of Caldwell, in
special session convened, that
the action taken by this board at
its last regular meeting relative
to the estimation Of the pine tim
Der west Of the Onachita river,
be, and the same is hereby re-
scinded.
Resolution adopted this March
/ 4, 1914.
H. H. Rogi!lio, Prest.
r. 4. Redditt, Clerk.
On motion duly seconded and
carried, the clerk of the police
jury is hereby requested to notify
Mr.. NJ. c. Key of the action o.:
this board relative to the estimat-
ing of the pine timber, and that
the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50)
be sent to Mr.. Key to cover his
expenses and compensation for
his time in appearing before the
board in the above matter.
On motion carried, the police
jury adjourned until their next
regular meeting, the first Monday
in May, 1914.
| H. H. Rogillio, Prsst.
r. R. Redditt, Clerk.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-03-20
Columbia, La, March 20, 1914
Nov Fer The Parish Fair.

Good paop|o oi Caidwe!l Parish,
awake. Know Sc not that tre
time ;.?vroa les when the de''
CONS OF Caldwell must show To
the ;.>op!a Of the State and to
those OF ali ether States. what
Callwe::: ca., produce, an; now
e.sily Il is don@: Il is even no"
the t!.:la 10 begin AZ ag'taGc;!
that shall result in the greatest
far that Caldwell has yet stoou
sponscc for. Tn. Presidents OF
the Parish Fairs tnr3vynou~ the
State have aid q MEETING IL
Baton Rouge at which the time,
were allotted ict tie holding OF
the severa! Parish Fairs. The
dates assigned Caldwell are o.
tober ID, - and Is. 1914. lfyor
look at ,our calenders and figure
out that time, DAY by day, it will
seem a long, long time Until
then, especially if you are wait
ing for the payment OF a debt
dine vou-but it is all too short
for full preparation for the expo
sition of the resources OF Cald.
wei. parish. Caldwell need take
second place to no parish IN
Louisiana, nor to any county IN
any other State. Goo has bless
ed this section with a prodiga'lty
hat alone shows mis- olnnipo-
.ence. 1t is the very gem in his
:rown OF jewels. Now that you
rave been so blessed with natural
i. sources, are you going sit su-
line? Are You calmly going to
], It less blessed sections snatch
tie prize from you? You are
ut. We feel it in every fibre Of
var body and soul. Caldwell de,
serves the best-and the best
she'll have.
It is not too late to begin the
preparation Of your ground for
tie fruit;on of seed, it is not toe
late to begin the culture OF cat
t., horses and hogs that will
ling the blue ribbons to our
arish. In the spring the forces
Il love arise; let the love Of your
own parish arise SO strong and
gird your loins that, perforce,
the best Of the prospects of the
parish may be shown-the par
cxcellance Of all agricultural pro-
ducts the Ultra q all that it be-
falls the lot of the farmer to raise.
In the past the State has ap-
propriated $88. to each Parish
Fair. Shall Caldwell stand aside
and allow the procession Of pro-
gression 90 ahead and leave her
standing behind? Caldwell must
and will keep apace with the
foremost. It lies within your
powers = within your will-peo.
pie Of Caldwell, to be up with, OF
outstrip the foremost.
Therefore be up and doing.
Let not the grass grow beneath
your feet. The allotment Of
Caldwell is pregnant with posi-.
bilities. Good people. GO TO II,
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-03-20

lar Of the assessed valuation of all
taxable property in the parish OF
Caldwell. for period Of ten years,
beginning with the year 1914, to aid
in the construction Of public high
ways in the parish OF Caldwell.
Whereas, the Highway Department
of the State Of Louisiana has, through
its chief engineer, Hon. W. L. Atkin.
son. indicated that. if the parish Of
Caldwell wou.! make further provision
for the construction Of public highways,
il would, at it's next meeting in April,
when al, funds available for the con-
struction OF puoiic highways in the
State OF Louisiana will nc apportioned,
apportion TO the parish Of Caldwell an
amount i'll proportion or eqnal to that
provided fer by the parish. therefore.
Belt ordained by the police jury OF
the parisl, Of Caldwell, IN spectsaNes-
sion convened, that two.thirds Of enc
mil! on the dollar Of the assessed vaiua.
ton OF Fl, taxable property in the parish
Of Caldwell he, and the same is hereby
apporticaed and SET aside for the years
49,; to 1928, inclusive, for the purpose
OF aiding and assisting in the construc-
ton Of paclic highways in the parish
OF Caldwell, said construction to be
done jointly by the Highway Depart
l.,ent OF the State OF Louisiana and the
Parish Of Caldwell.
Ec it further ordained, that the
president OF the police jury be and he IS
hereby authorized to MAKE application
to the Highway Department OF the
State Of Louisiana for an appropriation
equal to thar PROVIDED for here!nabove.
BE it further ordained, that the police
jury include this appropriation in their
budget Of expenses for each Of the
years aforesaid.
BE it further ordained, that ell ordi-
nancss or parts OF ordinances in conflict
hereWi be, and the same are hereby
repealed.
BE it further ordained, that this orli-
nance ta.c effect from and after its
! adoption.
| Adopted this March II, 1914.
II. H. Rogillio, Prest.
4. K. Redditt. Clerk.
Ga motion duly seconded and
carried, the following resolution
relative u tie est,matiny.of t:lt
pine tin Ger III the parish OF Caits.
/ well, was auoptei, ali members
voting yea" except j. ". kin4
and T. i. Ciaunch.
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, TIE Louisiana Cen
trai Lumber Company, through
its general manager. lir. G. f
/ Slai5e. ha, appeared before Til,
boaft: Iaf the purpose u agree
Ing upon al equitable and salts
factor, adjustment Of the assess
ment OF tAe property of the sait
company III the parish Of Caid
well, without: Tie extra expcns.
! to the parish OF having the PIN
timber estimated, and.
] Whereas, 4 satisfactory in
crease OF the assessment Of III,
said company. has been agreet
upon, and,
Whereas. The president of til,
| school board Of the parish O
| Caldwell was present when sal,
adjustment was made, and ex
pressed opinion that the schoo
board would be pleased to know
that rsle ADJUST 6. wa mad
I without adaitio. d. e..pes.se. an,
Whereas. The assessor was ais'
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-03-20


to Mrs. Laura E. Graves the sum
of two hundred dollars for a
right.of-way fifty feet wide over
her property Tor the Columbia
Rayville Highway. said amount
to be in full compensation for
said right-of-way and any and
all damages sustained by the
said Mrs. Graves incident to the
construction of the said highway,
thesaidMrs. Graves to pay allcosts
in the suit now pending in the
district court of Caldwell parish,
styled: Mrs. Laura +. Graves
vs.. the Parish Of Caldwell, ct.
ale. . said payment to he made
by the president Of the police
upon delivery to him Of a deed
conveying the right-Oi. way as
aforesaid.
On motion duly seconded and
carried, the following ordinance,
amending and re-enacting orc;-
dinance No. adopted by TIE
police jury in regular session
January 5. 1914, relative to levy.
ing an advaiorem tax on all tax
able property in the parish OF
Caldwell for the year 1914, was
adopted:
ORDINANCE NO.
Be it ordained by the police jury OF
the parish Of Caldwell, in special ses.
sion convened, that ordinance No. -,
adopted by the police jury Oh January
5, 1914. be and the same is hereby
amended, reenacted and made to read
az. follows:
That an aivalorem tax .. ten il1)
mills on the doiiar be and the same il
hereby levied on the assessed valuation
Of ali taxable property situated in tht
parish Of Caldwell, Louisiana, to pa.
the current expenses for the parish o
Caldwell for the year l9l4
Be it further ordained, that the sait
ten (1O) mills be and the same is h.reh:
apportioned as follows:
s, Four "a mil. General Fund,
Two e. mills, Ouac,.ita Steel Br:dg,
Fund.
! Three (a) mill, School Fund.
i One-thirl Of one mill, columbia
Rayvilie Highway Fund
Two-thirds Of one mill. For tno Coz,
struction Of public highways IN tn
] parish Of Ca!dwaii jointly witt, tn,
State Highway Department.
! Be it further ordained. taat ell or'i
nsnces or parts Of ordinances in confi:e
Il VIII kIlSS OAAlll0IlCE OS StliI Tie 81 u
iare hereby repeated, ard that this ort.i
nance take effect from and after it
adoption.
/ Adopted this March z, i3l4.
H. H. Kogillio, Prest.
i r. r. Reddltt. Clerk.
I On motion duly seconde,
] and carried. the fol!oWin,
ordinance setting aside two
thirds Of one mill for q term o
ten years, beginning with tn
.Iyear 1914. and ending with tn;
/ year 1923. for the purpose 0
/ constructing public highways il
\ the parish Of Caldwell, in con
junction with the Highway De
q partment Of the State OF Louis
lana. was adopted. all member
4 voting yea except ]. N I'm.
ORDINANCE. No. .
An ordinance appropriating and settin
aside two thirds of one mill ot the do