The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-07-16

10 cases anu llle VISITS ny Hul StS DIS
$50 cases. There were "a patients at :,
lamp Hygiea. G
Tie Daughters of Isabella wrote a +,
etter stating that they will be unable h
ongar to supply -four to Camp Hy- T.
yiea, but that they hope to do SO again q
later. On motion of DR.. Seeman the 9
society is to be thanked and the hope
that later the women may
be able to continue their charitable ,
work. Il was stated that they had
supplied all Of the -four used at the
camp for eighteen months at a cost 1
of about $3.50.
Governor Hall made the following
appointments: DR.. Charles A. Balm,
of New Orleans to succeed himself on
the Nurses Board of Examiners for A
term Of five years; J. r. Sandlin, po-
lice Juror for Ward Five OF La Sale
parish, vice Quitman Brela1d, resign
ed; Henry G. Barker, notary public.
parish of St. Tammany; John n. Poo,
notary public, parish of Calcasieu. Mr..
Poe was reappointed and new COM
mission issued at his request as his
former commission was destroyed IN
a fire.
| Claude Osborne, II years or age
| and son of L. NJ. Osborne OF jennings
was fatally burned at Fourth OF july
delebration during the display OF hrs-
I4s, It is reported the Lad TOOK
.,A---A-a4a.xs.,sk xroeket. Which nao
- to expfS1e, and put il IN his
4 boket. He was taking the powder
! from the second skyrocket when IT
was discovered the fuse had not en-
tireH gone out and the explosion took
place, igniting the boys clothing
The census of educable children IN
. Jefferson parish, which has Just beer
completed under the direction OF Far
ish Superintendent Ellis. shows tina
an Increase of $40 over the census
there are 507S children of this class
taken in 1911. There are l74S whit
male children and 1866 white femal
: children. 1893 c0lored male chlldre
:, and S71 colored female children. Tn
= rolls have been completed and are [
be forwarded Immediately to the stat
superintendent.
| Mayor Behrman of New Orleans r
ceived from Robert Lansing, secretal
) of state, a copy of a communicate
IL received from Ambassador rage
n. London, making acknowledgment
in behalf of His Majesty King George
or of the gold peace medal struck on So
X. cially for the king in comm emoratl'
he Of the centenary of peace between t
IN. United States and England, Whi
he was celebrated here in January.
ew
Despite the lethargic attitude OF t
powers that be, as regards taking sol
me definite steps to relieve the people
ria New Orleans of the "advertls1
leg signs," billboards and other SIM
,rd blemishes now detracting from
IN general appearance of the sire
,ial throughout the city, public splrl
ne business men are doing their share
len refusing to pay tribute to the K
board trust"
hos James E. Keeny, president OF
ing Louisiana Industrial Institute, at +
lion ton, La, discussed the work OF
IA school with the State Probe Conn
ovs. sion. Mr.. Keeny was the first OF
tho saperintendents of state educate
t,on Institutions to appear in response
general invitation issued by
probers.
ap- Isl
,sed The state quarantine recently
,ved clared against the shipment or ca
.tion from the parishes Of P:aqueml
thor. orleans, St. Bernard and Jefferson
cause of the presence of charbol
seyeral carloads of cattle received
>, the Crescent City Slaughter III
i". has been raised, the disease ma
NV disappeared from the infected are
d in
NC" The State High School lnspecto
A.Ives, is preparing a general re
hased on the reports OF the pr
q. nals of the approved high schools
on :" HIS observations while lnspe'
asant them.
The Louisiana State University
wen admitted to Class unoel
nj A. sL A. A. rules and will be perm
Inc = play first year men In inter-
u0eA siate athletics.