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The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

session 81 1888 Sc amended hy subsequent
acts of the General Assembly and as sub
sr8ueat aesaioas ard the penalties tms
iuaed arua aud interests and rosis Ia he
collected from deliauuents. are declared to
be the same abd so be collected Ia ths
same manner AS provided hy said sat 81
the General Assembly tas amended hs
supsequout actsl tut state purposes
~, tlan E. THAT for every business or
8attrt ia distilled alcoholic nf matt
llgtuufa. whether settling hg Rhplesais ct
retail the afosHIal license is hereby
levied FrsdHatcl ana determined ns fol
lows .u this Parish
when the efoss annual receipts ul sall
business are ttfty Thousand lflN nag iau
Dollars or mere. the license shall be tine
Thousand Five Hundred St 500 ual t,ol.
Iafs por scar, Sc fr aus part thereof
When the gross annual receipts ui asld
business are THIRTY ssgsg Thousand ss5.- q
bUH a0tiiulhrs and less lh3H $50 anl 90 the
ls.ense shall be une Thousand -Four Hun
deed st. 800 no. Dollars pef NcJr. er for
any part thereof
When the KrusH annual recelpta of said
business are Tweaty Eve Thousand ts21,
oa0 0ui Dollars oT more and less than
Thlls aeyen Tbausa nd lt3} aNe o8i bul
lars, the license shall te Thirteen Hundred
it7oo ool peliars pfr year car for any
Ftrt thereof
when the gross auHuai receipts II said
business are less than Twenty five Thou
sand ,s2s eaf ool iuIlars the license shall
he oue Thousand teHe 7ni Dollars per
year uI fpg any past thereof
Section That the annual license tax
fgr paroghial purposes an lbe sale OF
pistols or pistol cartridges and rifles et
rifle cartridges blank pistols and blank
cartridges hrrrbs ley.td shall be the sams
as Ca graduation Bnd amount as noN
pl6s Ird for state purposes iH Act No. g.
of the regular session IT the General
Assembly nf the State of Louisiana. II the
yeaf 1895 to Witch act special reference
is hereby mAde fof the purpose aforesaid
aHa fur Identification herewith and said
hrvHst shall bee collected by the Tax
collector in the same manner and al the
same time aE are collected the either
Herust taxes
Section That ans persons firm cor
por1tluns mr company having mUre than
oHg place ef business 10 said Parish. shall
par p separate Hreuse fpg each plarr IL
business ia said Parish
Section That Incorporated municipal,
ties exempt hy The Constitution aud Laws
80
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09
Az ORDINANCE

An nrtlinane. 10 levy, collect and enforce
raymeu, OF so annual license tas upon
uil persons. associations of persons
of business firms and corporations
pursuing ans trade. profession, voca-
llou calling at business Ia the Parish
~ West telictanR Louisiana, except
,bose that ary expressly exempted
from such recnse tax Is Article s2a
af the Constitution ~ the state n
louisiana
tls II ufdaHued is the Police tufs ug the
Parish uf West FpIlgiaua ia regular aoa.
sion convened on this Sth dag nf No
sember 1915
ssrtion That there is heTsty levied aH
annual license taX fof the year 1917, upon
each person. association of persons, or
business firms ant corporations pursuing
ans trade, profession, vocation. calling OF
hueniess. eondu,ted pursued. carried an
Al operated within ihc limits IT the Parish
IT West Felraua, Louisiana, which may
be subject 90 aush LICENSE tax under
Article sgg Of the Constitution Of the
state of Louisiana
section g That pu the first day Of
January. iai1 the tax collector shall
heRn to roItett aul shall collect as fast
ag iinaalhlg ftum each uf the persons. uf
business fInH associations uf persons,
and corporations. pursuing iu the limits
~ said Parrish In ans trade. profession.
calling vocation Of business, license
taA as herein provided Ail licenses shall
be due sud gollet,alie during The first
iau months uf tht tear 1917 3Ha al nn
paia ltceusea shall tecums delinquent on
tht ffs, tay ef March oi said year. and
ati firms who commence bgstnees after
that date shall hsyome delinquent unless
thr Hreur, IL paid within ten DAYS
sratlou That the annual parughlsl
ltaseise hereto levied Is tlryiayed Ca he the
ssue as aud tO ho graduated tn accord
tusa Nith .hp Constitution and the LAWS
af he State ~ Louisiana now in force
aud is herrh, DECLARED ga he the amc az
ta graduation and Hu Emeuul as the license
lavf uT fbs state uf louisiana uuv fn
uT.r. provided for state wHFesss au8 Bg,
ta he determined fH accordance there
with, tnavit
Ael No l7i nf a., ,j,uerBl Ns~rmbly of
the state Of Louisiana rf Ihr session Of
lsss and ih, subsequent aats Il the tltB
praN Assembly If Louisiana amrHdaiery
thereof Il Is hereby declared Ia be the
Intention uf tHte haiy a. herein lg,y the
s8me lysnss tax tof paroghIal purposes
tt'tb as t. graduation and am0unt as Is
ues ga force by The General Assymhl, for
stgtc purposes 10 which l9Ws special
rfsfeure Is hereby made az being part
hgrtuf for jhe purpose aforesaid. pro.
s,sle,l that this restriction shah not apply !
To dsalers ia distilled alcoholic and mal, |
ltuHufa the license fef ths carrying an ot /
whlsh baslness rs Hereinafter prov lded /
in this ordinance
section 4 That fhs psogsauFe 10 the col /
ie,yl5on ot patoehtal ltgensss herein levied 4
aud that ta ascertain the anioupt dae
satne by the Tax Collector shalt be ,he 1
same Bs is Hus provided by lhw for state
purposes aud particularly tu Act III ef /
the General AssemI,ls ol louisiana. Of the
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09
JNo NJ BELL. clers

The country paper il the nucleus of
community lifo, and the country must
measure It's progress hy tbe community
The country editor eEerts more of an
Influence 90 The community than any
other agency lie is tho advance agent
of It's civic progress. thr stimulus of
It's social life the big brother Of the
church the patron saint Of The school
Merle Thorpe.
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09
IL. YUNkES
AIachinist

Blacksmith. WhssIsrlsht and Horse
shoeine shop--Plumbina and Pipe
Fitting General Repair Work on
Gasoline and Steam Engines ~- Al
Werk Guaranteed.
ST, FRANcfsvllLF, IA
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

Hunting and all forms OF trespass
on Evergreen plantation formerly
Mrs Burckhalters piacel are positive
iy prohibited, under penalty Of the law,
(s-2-lG Gmo) Il. T.. LEE JONES
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

lag on. crossing uYsG - any other foTla
oi uespa6s Ia prohibited on q piece al
ground ssst oi tae ! s 81 y Railroad.
beginning al The uurth boundary uf Il n
Stirling sIsd extending io Whitman piat,
form, Ou he property of Mfs. s. +, Al
lain Also oH All property Of Mrs q, IL
les is Mis ] 4 Hhuun. and Il. IA. stir
has e. a. STIRLING, Agent
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09
cATrLE BRANDS

Ny brand is spade. The public ts
warned AGAINST buyIrg cattle sIth this
brand. without my consent
J. e. MADEARi
| wlil appreciate ans Information le.''l.
ing to the recovery 81 cattle branded y
that may have stIayed from The pastures
neaf FiettenbeTH
3 4 PERCY. Agent.
plettsnbeFH "a
NJ cattle mark is W un hip and .'E
Ia one ear Public lis warmed nuf 90 pur
chase aF drive N any vettle nu marked
fAuH - a-iyrD LUCY I. MATTHEW'S
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

Hunting, driving Utltsu or ueHpaaslne
of auy Kind whatever un Coma Plantation,
l1randon, Ia, Is prohibited under penalty
OF the law !. y. WOOD, Mgr
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

Al parties arc hereby notified noi to
ilvspass on any property Of the Fsllelana
Bank and trust company. ia Liquidation.
under penalty Of the law
, y, STEELE, Special Agent
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09
TRgsPAss NOTICES.

All hunting with icy VI gun. oT driving
through o. of Of any cattle, ou tas
"Rosaia plantation without special per
MISSION Is positively prohibited. AL such
acts viii be regarded 80 uvspass.ug AMI
prosecuted as such,
Mrs. {. K BARRON
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

liuntiue. fishing. I0ltefing oT trospass
iHg IA asa torm un Laurel hln Farm ,s
hsTebS prohibited under penalty oi lhs
he. HY. ~ STEWART. Mauagef.
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

M aunung o. trespAasing of ans klnd
allowed Vn ralh, lu@k taTln. undei
peua,ly u tho ha
pARkl.R AInNk FARM.
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

The Camp" and al other property
owned By the A n webber heirs ln West
Folicans parish is hereby posted against
: uniting aud all other forms oi uoaIass
under penalty NJ the aR
l7.s Is tyri " 4 N0Ub& Art
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

From and after tA.s date al hunting Of
ANY klnd on Amb5osla ami independents
plantation "a positively prohibited unueT
penalty VI tfsspassug Aag 0RU found on
these places without permission viii la
considered tsespaasiBg, and prosecuted ie
the fll eAtuut uI Tho law
ARs a. "a BARRON
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

An hunting of any KIND uu Pauline. Live
oak and clancy places, cutting wlu
|tsures, hauling across fields, aHd outtinl
ot settling wood, buying Of hauliua rofi
places VIII be considered aa treHpassink
nd All be prosecuted 10 the fgli oateni
she iaW, regardless OF color
la Is 1 yr E. O. HAMILTON
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

All hunting Is prohibited on The
Acklen Plantations. Monroyia, Pamela
and Loeklomond, under penalty Of the
law. B.R. DAVIS. (DA
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

Hunting and tfespassluE II an kinds
are hereby prohibited. under penalty 81
the law on Magnolia Plantation No
exceptions
The public Is warned against buying
FIRE wood, posts or crops from tenants ~
Magnolia without permission.
MAcKIE FARMS 60
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

The pabhU il hereby warned asainn,
glting aud hauling wo0d rrom ihe Alfred
Doyle aud sid Black places under penalty
Of The law
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09
cuAs. wEYpERr, Arsnt.

From and aftei this date aH hunting OF
ans kiili on iieerh Grove sud Cedaf plan
tauoHs. Estate u b. 7 MtnHcf. is posi-
tNely prohibited uudgy penalty Of .r'r
passing Any unr fuuD8 uH lheAr pia e
without permission vii be considered
anu prosecuted 20 the fgl
extent uf the law
EnANAHn r. MEHHIIlk AtInlLL--
The true Democrat., 1916-12-09

thp Town 81 81 EFauciayiiis may require
Zoe the protection af Iis system 81 mains
pifes wires ete and to prevent una
auhaflzed persons from tampeyiuE with
uf malestlng ans fire hydraHt. ssop-coyk,
waive. electric switch, wires or otheF
apparatus IN connection with either o.
both systems of mains, pipes, wires, etc,
ind for the regulation ~ the use ~ water
nd electric energy or current provided
sugtheT. that MI such ordinances and
regulations shah bc Identical with those
paused by the Town oe 81 FranclsyIlie,
Elehth That the Toxin q nayou sant
grants 60 The Town af 81 Faneisytlle au
exclusive franchise to deliver and dis
tribute water and electric energy ar cur,
rent within tts corporate limits fer Il
period Of five years
Nnth That the rentals or rates
charged by the Town Of 81 F'raBeigyile
to the Tosn q tiayou Sara, Ia citizens
ani residents Tor the water and eleclrle
energy ar current, shall Ia every instance
he tho same as those charged by the Town
~ 81 FFaacisYiiln t. is osn citizens aH,l
rpaideuis when the conditions ard ssrgica
are identical
Tenth That the Town ~ ilayou saus
she'll at It's option, use the electric
aurgy or current for the purpose II light
Iae It's streets. the minimum amount tn
be- paid FOR said service viii be the actual
sost to the Town Of a. f'raneisyllie AZ
said service. payable in equal moaihly
on the first day Of each
month whieh amount will enitle the
rusn IT Bayou sara to sufficient current
10 light not more than s fifty tseD G =.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-03
GREAT PREPARATIONS
MADE FOR BARBECUE

Meridian. Nov. Extensive prep
arations upon the part Of local Demo-
Gratis are in progress for the Demo-
cratic rally and barbecue to be held
here tomorrow. Three beeVes have
been provided for the barbecue. and
those to whom the management of the
affair has been entrusted declare that
all who attend will be royalty enter
tanned. The principal speakers of the
day will be Ex-Governor James H.
Hawley of Boise and General Frank
Martin, former attorney general of the
state and Democratic nomipes for pres
idential elector in the present cam
paign, also of Boise. One of the best
bands in the state will provide music
for the occasion, and local party lead =
ers are now freely predicting that sew
eral thousand people will be in attend
ance. Numerous state and county can
didates will be here and 1t is anticl-
pated that the day will be one of po-
litical import.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-03
Nampa Brevities.

Nampa, Nov. MIR. and Mrs. H. f..
I.emp, OF Boise, visited in the city
Wednesday as the guests of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Major visited
in Emmett the first of the week as the
guests of their daughter. Mrs. Roy
Hartley.
Attorney w. A. Stone, of Caldwell.
transacted legal business in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Mailman return
ed yesterday from an extended visit
with their daughter, Mrs. E. w. Ris-
ing, of HALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Baird of Boise
visited in the city the first of the week
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. o.
Kimmell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stevens of Silver
City are visiting in the city as the
guests of friends.
r. S. Madden of Caldwell is a visitor
in the city today.
p. o. Matson left Tuesday for an
extended visit with relatives in Illinois
Mrs. II. C. Voll,mer and children OF
Baker City, oregon, are visiting in the
city as the guests of friends.
c. c. Reed, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants bank, was a business
visitor to Boise yesterday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-03
REPUBLICANS PLAN
FOR BIG MEETING

Caldwell. Nov. S.-Extensive pre-
parations are being made by Fred
Mitchell of this city, chairman of the
Republican county central committee
of Canyon county and other local Re-
publican leaders for the big Republic
can rally which is to be held in this
city tomorrow evening. Among the
speakers who will appear on the pro-
gram are ex-congressman Thomas r.
Hamer of st. Anthony, the silver
tongued orator of southern Idaho, and
c. M. Booth Of Twin Falls. The speak
ing will be held in the Bungalow theat-
err and it is now predicted that this
meeting will be one of the most largely
attended of the present campaign. Ad-
vice has been received that Republic
cans from all parts of the county will
be present. Another feature of the af-
fair is to be street parade Of proper
tions.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-03
LITERARY SOCIETY
MEETING is HELD

Middleton, Nov. 3.-Thursday after
noon the high school had another liter
airy society meeting. The following
program was rendered: Debate, Re
solved that man will do more for the
love of money than for the love of wo-
man" Reading, Alfred Cox; trio, Geor-
eiana Suppiger, Margaret Lemon and
Georgia Oylear; reading, Theresa
Lenaghen; violin solo, Georgiana Sup
piger; prepared talk, Professor Car
per- The next meeting will be held in
two weeks. During the basket ball sea-
son the meetings will be on Thursday
afternoons. School in the upper grades
will be dismissed Friday while the up
per floor is being kalsomined.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-03
News From Meridian.

Meridian Nov. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. A
II. Maynard and little daughter left for
Iowa Wednesday where they will max 3
their future home.
The parents of this place will enter
tain the teachers of the town at a re-
ception to be given at the rural high
school building tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Free Aikens have moved
to the Onweiler hotel and will occupy
it as residence in the future.
Arlin Tucker is business visitor to
Boise yesterday
Marcus Day was transacting business
in Boise yesterday.
Miss Esther Swarm was the guest of
Nampa friends yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Varnum have
gone to their new home at Vale, Ore
The birth of a boy baby is reported
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Gibbons.
Joseph McCarty and Miss Gladys
Tighley, local young people. were mar
ried in Boise Monday, Probate Judge
Dunlap officiating.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church win hold their carnival and
festival of days in the Reynolds build
ing tomorrow.
Mrs. w. j. Akers, OF Ontario, Ore,
is visiting here as the guest of rela-
tives.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will give an election dinner
Tuesday, Nov. Z.
Frank Bay. of Succor creek, is visit
ing in town as the guest of relatives.
George E. Atwater, local real estate
man. who has been quite i'll the past
few days is much improved
The Loyal Berean class of the Chris
tan Sunday school enjoyed a social at
the home of Mr.. and RS. ]. ]. Caldwell
last evening.
Miss Irene Adams is reported quite
Ill at her home this week.
The Parent Teachers circle win en-
terrain tho teachers of the town at a re
ception to be given this evening in the
auditorium of the rural high school
building.
John i. Whitlock is a business Wis
itor to Boise today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-03
RALLY HELD BY
THE DEMOCRATS
A. G. Hindman Principal
Speaker at Meeting Held
at Eagle.

Eagle, Nov. 3.-It was more than a
usual expression of inter ast and APP
probation that characterized the coun-
tenances of those who gathered at the
Democratic rally here last night to
hear final expression from the re-
spective candidates of their attitude
on the public questions of the day. The
meeting was well attended and each
person present was an attentive listen
e. throughout.
The meeting was called together by
Chairman Stott, who spoke briefly on
the political outlook. Following this
came brief talk from each of the fol-
lowing county candidates: George H.
Curtis, r. r. Alexander, and Miss Lulu
Z. Vance.
The principal speaker Of the evening
was A. c. Hindman. The general senti-
ment at the close of the meeting indi-
Gated that. without doubt, Mr. Hind
man is one of the most popular speak
ers that Eagle has had during this
campaign. His marked constructive
policies and arguments stand out in
glazing contrast to the bitter criticisms
which have characterized so many of
the speeches of this campaig...
Mr. Hindman reviewed at length the
legislation of the last congress. His
fair impartial recapitulation of the
Democratic party in the past four
years proved a most interesting, in
spring, and educational review. He
gave an equally comprehensive re-
sumo of the state administration.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-03
News Notes From Star.

Star, Nov. 3.--Mrs. NJ. j. Been of
Boise, who has been visiting here the
past week as the guest of Mrs. Hollis
Brown, returned home the first of the
week.
Consequent to Ill health, Miss Olive
Creason has rendered her resignation
as principal of the Riverside public
school and her brother, Vernon, has
resigned his position with the local
creamery that he might accept the
school vacated by his sister, the board
having elected him to the principal
ship.
The birth of a boy baby is reported
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Allen. The infant has been christened
Lester Clarence.
The birth of a girl baby is reported
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Wheatley.
The business of the local cheese fac
tory continues to assume proportions,
and because of the constantly increas-
ing demand for dairy products, the
dairy industry throughout the country
surrounding Star promises to become
highly remunerative and to operate in
connection with their farming by the
vast majority of the farmers of the
Boise valley.
e. Nicholson of the local lumber
yard is making business trip through
the southern part of the state in the in
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-03
MARKET DIRECTOR
!. SCHOLTz PRAISED
BY THE ORANGES
Farmers Organizations Of
County Approve Admin
istration and Urge That
No Change Be Made.

Meridian, Nov. 3.-The various local
terly Pomona meeting yesterday at
Meridian. delegates being present from
all parts of the county. The morning
was taken up with routine business,
followed at noon by dinner served in
cafeteria style.
The feature of the afternoon session
was the lively discussion precipitat-
ed by d. c. Mullen, master. of the High
line grange and former master of the
state grange, when he brought up the
matter of the attitude taken by D. W.
Davis, Republican candidate for gov
ernor, toward the state director of
farm markets because he was receiv-
ing the editorial support of the Cap
ital News in the conduct of his office.
Numerous talks expressing apprecia-
ton of the work being done by the
present market director were made by
delegates from the Boise Trades and
Labor council as well as delegates from.
the various oranges throughout the
county, all deploring the fact that any
attempt should be made to drag this
non partisan department INTO politics.
The grange being a non partisan or
ganization, and prevented by its ma
tional constitution from taking any
official stand regarding any individual
candidate for office, is however free to
give official expression concerning po-
litical issues and administration. The
Meridian meeting therefore went as
far as it's authority permitted. in the
unanimous passage of the followin J
resolution as presented by E. G. Zah-
Ter, master of the Blacks Creek. grange
and seconded by DR.. s. NJ. c. Reynolds
of Meridian:
Resolved. by the Pomona grange of
Ada county, assembled at Meridian,
Nov. 2, 1916, that we approve the wise
and progressive administration of w.
G. Scholtz, as directo of farm markets
for the state of Idaho, and that we
urge his retention in that office by the
next state administration"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-03
Byevities From Middleton.

Middleton, Nov. 3.-Two basketball
games were played here this afternoon,
the contestants being the first and Sc
cond teams of the local high school and
the first and second teams of the Ros-
well high school.
Miss Velma Biggs entertained a
number of her friends at u Halloween
party Thursday evening.
Rev. e. L. Mills, the noted evangelist
and his family are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Spillman of this place
this week.
A series of union revival meetings
will begin here Sunday morning. Rev.
n. II. Lines and Charles Higgins, the
noted singer, will be of the party, under
whose auspices the meetings will be
conducted.
Mayor S. +. CLANCY was a business
visitor to Caldwell yesterday.
The Past Noble Grand Round Table
Of the Caldwell and Middleton Re-
bekah lodges met at this place We'd
nesday evening with Mrs. Presley
Horne, of Caldwell as leader. A high
ly interesting discussion Of the con-
stitution of the order featured the pro-
gram of the evening.
+ r. Timpke, F. H. Lenaghen, E
Phillips. Thomas Spillman and Will
liam Lemon, editor of the Herald, were
among the local Democrats who went
to Caldwell Wednesday evening to hear
the political address of Governor Alex
ander.
The Canyon County Water company
will have its annual meeting at this
place tomorrow afternoon. One of the
of hn ha
election of officers for the ensuing
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-03

terest of the Boise Payette Lumber
company. He will be gone month or
longer.
The young people of Star held very
civil Halloween jollific1ti n. A picture
show and skating at the Amusement
hall brought all the young people of the
community out, but no damaging tricks
were pulled off
Rest for mothers who come to the
polls to vote Tuesday has been provid-
ed by the w. C. T. U. at the home OF
Mrs Hollie Brown.
Mrs. p. Rush and Mrs II. Shook II
Boise, mother and sister of Mrs. Hollis
Brown, are listing at the latter's home.
The village board is laying two &C.
ment crossings over Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wheatly are the
proud parents of nav girl.