The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-06

That acting under the an,b,..'
given you in the General N FjaOfl'l
Law OF this State. Sectior, na.eecloa
81 of the year ls9s, as amends d. aad
| Act l32 Of 1909, that You 'r cba.s'
the sub division Of polling ~ nr ouange
in Ward SIX, for the grpa p,lec'ae'
tvenience OF the voters tbora;l' co.,
ing the greatest convenience J, s ~
greatest number, as contemnl,. w. zoe
SAID sections. p'a'ea ID
1t is obvious to YOUR Horor
body that the present location 1o vi ~
polls for precinct ?, ward 6 ~ y. 70. 10
extreme end Of TIGER Island k nv voc
as Amelia. serves but a !jmitsd au u
Der Of voters aud forces a LARGE n nua'
Der, not living N Morgan Civ v D Ia
to. cast their ballots there at No. na'
siderable Inconvenience to ,b vua'
selves. 'ue1'
w e suggest that Tiger Island :,
divided more nearly into equal nar,.
geographically, by the fnjlppn ats,
line: Beginning AT a point oO " .lg
south shore of Lake Polouda s '
running due south and cross;. u
Southern Pacific Railroad a, ,ts
point where public road crosses ss's
railroad about one half mile wos, =.
Greenwood Store and coptinni1a
due south across Bayou Bopuf sus
Avoca Island, and that all west :.
same together with that mart =,
Avoca Island, and Batemen' 5 Island
be precinct No |, with the polIs =,
the Court House in Morgan Civ
La, aud that all east of same IT,
gcther with part of Avoca Island h.
precinct No. 2, with the poIls .,
Ramos, La.
Respectfully submitted
Ed. h Moberey, Jr., phiIip T.,
Dor. Johnny Taber, L E Moberlav
Sr., Honore Keller, T. A Diff
Robert I, Blgler, H, P. Clement
]. B Graham Vivian Hilton, Arthu,
Ellis, James Manning, Jr., c. "
Manning, Lewis Hilton, Wests,
Clement, II. J. Girshefiki, Jos. Man.
ming, ST., Louis Clement, Noah
F'angue, Arthur D4igle, Ell
BreauX, Arthur Leblanc, BENJAMIN
Stansbury, Gus Graham ibis \
mark), Olezinnr St. German, Alex
Comeaux, Herbert Blanchard, Ca.
mile Blanchard, Robert Do;ron, P
w. Bernucho, Theophile Fangue,
Anatole Fangue. Joseph Fangue,
Herbert Daigle, Thomas Grow, Eu.
gene Grow, Willie lrocae, Edgar
Oliver, p, II Dnpuis, G. II, Fox,
N. D., W. ID. Thibodeaux.
Moved by Mr.. Robertson, Gee.
ondcd by Mr.. Boudreaux, that the
petition be received and made
part of the minutes.
The president then instructed
the Secretary to call the roll on
the petition, which resulted 90
follows:
Yeas: LeBouTgeois, Haydel.
Robertson, Robichaux, Bou.
dreaux, Gooch, Provost.
Nays: Aucoin, Dracxett, Roder.
The President then declared the
petition carried.
The following resolution was
introduced by Mr.. Provost
seconded by Mr.. Robertson:
Section l. BE it resolved by The
Police Jury of the Parish oil st.
Mary, that that part Of Ward SiA OF
the Parish of St. Mary, as now fixed
aud established by ordinance OF the
Parish of St, Mary. lying east Of
line beginning at point on tne
south shore of Lake Paloude ana
running due south and crossing TIE
Southern Pacific Railroad at the
point where the present pubic rosa
crosses said railroad about one ball
mile west of Greenwood 8 Store, anu
due south across Bayou
Boeuf and Avoca Island, be and IS
hereby fixed and established as pre-
cinct Number two Of said Ward d!
of tie Parish OF st. Mary, State Oh
Louisiana.
Section 2. BE it further resolved
by the Police Jury of the Parish o.
st. Mary, that The polling place y
said precinct Number two Is nereoy
fixed and established at the ssofs
of the Ramos Lumber oou
pany, at Ramos in said precinct
Section J Be it further resoI'eu
by the Police Jury of ST. Mary RAJ.
sh, that any aud all ordinances VI
parts of ordinances in coEillct nete'
with be aud the same are bereoy &c
oealed.
The President then instrucssu
he Secretary to call the ronyu
he motion, which resulted a. io'
Qws: =,
Yeas: LeBourgeois, Haydn
Robertson, Robichaux, Dun
iroauy GoOrh Provost.