The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-11-16
sum Of Seven Thousand -Four
Hundred Fifty (S7,45O.oo) dol

sum OF Seven lHOu>al'u
Hundred Fifty (S7,450.oo) dol-
lars, represented by three cert'h'
Gates Of Indebtedness, OF date
January, 10. 1913, for TWO
Thousand Four Hundred Elghty
Three and Thirty.Three Hun.
dredth (s1,483.33) dollars EACH
payable out Of the surplus reVe'
nues of the years 1913, 1914, and |
1915, respectively, and mature
ing, January /, 1914, January l.
1915, January l, 1916, respective
ly, and bearing interest at the
rate of 5 per cent from date until
paid, and;
Whereas, said certificates were
issued in payment for certain
bridge work, and in accordance
with resolution, apopted ny this
body on December 10, 1912, and;
Whereas, said Bank Of Angie
has made proposition to accept
refund certificates in liue of the
original ones issued, for (S8.000)
dollars, with 5 per cent interest
thereon from date until paid, pay
able out of the one half mill here,
tofore set aside for the liquidation
of all outstanding obligations OF
, said parish, which are payable
out of the surplus revenues OF
said Parish: The denominations
and maturities of the certificates
to be issued in settlement OF this
compromise to be determined on
a prorata basis with other in
' debtedness to be liquidated ou'
of the same fund.
. Therefore, be it resolved tha
- the District Attorney for Wash
ington Parish, be and he is here
by authorized to confess JUG
.nent in favor of the holders o
~ above mentioned certificates t
~ the amount Of (SS000), in orde
that the said refund may be at
~ fected under Act 80, of 1915.
10 On motion the following bill
us were allowed and ordered paid:
r. Invoice
No. Amour
es 273-Edw. Myles, October salary slS.
sh 274-Morris Hyman, clothing
ns Kennedy children. ........ Z
:, 275-berenson Bros, clothing
1" Kennedy children. ......
It'll 276-T. A. Fisher, one syringe
&c for vaccinating cattle. ........
277-O. D. Varnado, extracting
|ty teeth for prisoners. ..........
be- 27s-The Era Leader, printing. Is
,ot 279-Babington Store Inc, jail
sunnIieS Observation-Disclosures. ~
're ESQ.,. E, Bell, work on well... Q
RS, 2S1-Brock & Co., augers for
va special road work. .........
~ 1877. T. Thigpen, blacksmith.
40 2S3-WadeWalker, work on road 2
III. 2S4-Finlay Dicks Co., chemicals
The for dipping watts. .......'... 20
IA $3.50. s. L. Co., lumber .......lo4
2se-Tom Evans, painting jail. 6
2S7-R. R. Fornea, soldering
&C. roofing on courthouse and Jail
hat 2sS-pameron & Person Co.,
,OO stationery. ......... $500 %
wv 2s9-M. Marx, 100 lbs. nails for
lelr Coburn creek bridge. 4
AO-McCreary Lbr. G., lumber
,oo and hauling for we'll. ......... 3
W. 991--Hood Light Co., lights for =.
pay court house and Jail, October. :
All .s2-J. R. King, constable SAL
in airy for October ............... q
''0 ses-Judge Ellis OFT, Oct. salary 81
294-Jack Williams, repairs on
rec, Muster Ground bridge.
tha 295-Avarice Miller, repairs on
l BRIDGE. .....'.'''''.'''''''
'i0o 2e6-Tbompson & Gelpi, bill for
dynamite. ...... ............ d
Ish- 297 Mrs. Wiley BLACKWELL :,
board, Kennedy children. 80. l!
ahh no3-Capt Richard Meredith, =,
the feeding prisoners '''''''''''' q