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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Silver Pick Consolidated Mines
Company

To the Stockholders of the Silver
Pick Consolidated Mines Com
pany:
Location of principal place o :
business and location OF works.
Goldfeld. Esmeralda county, Ne
vada.
Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the board of directors.
held on the 25th day of January.
1916. an assessment (No. y @
one Cd cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the cor
poration. payable Immediately in
United States gold coin. to the sec
rotary, at the office of the COM
pany. Room 265, Russ building
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this as
sessment shall remain unpaid On
the 2Sth day of February. 1910
will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and IN
less payment is made before, will
be sold on Monday, the Sd day of
April, 1916, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the cost
of advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order of the board of direc-
tors.
CHARLES D. OLNEY,
Secretary.
Office, Room 265, Russ Building,
Con Francisco California ADV.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12
LEASES AT G~OODSPRINGS

by S. C. Root, is becoming one of
ire most active properties in tho
Gcodsprings district. In addition
tn steady shipments about 10 leas-
ing outfits, besides Mr.. Root, are
~c~eratihg there, and all of them
are reported to have ore.-Miner.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12
Jack" THOMPSON BETTER

! Judge J. S. Thomson has re-
turned from Reno. where he was
called by the injury last week of his
brother. J. F. Thompson. He states
that the injury to his brothers leg
vas severe, both bones having been
broken, but the patient expects to
make good progress toward recovery
from this time forward.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12

Operations at the North Star Tun-
mel DEVELOPMENT company II be-
ihe conducted in the customary sat
isfactory manner. but owing to the
recent severe weather and heavy
storms, no shipment has been made
for a couple of weeks. as 1t nas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
DOCTORS SELECT
HUME FOR STATE
SOCIETY LEADER
Convention Elects Officers and
AdjournS; Next Meet at
Medicine Park.

pt e n. Hume NJ Nnadntkn vai
chosen president NJ ih' oklahoma stat,
Medical association Thursday mrrn'ns
at IN, irvlug srhrol ~ succeed w. :
Huiyhlng. white ~ Musknrrr
Thutsde, WIS W. thiid aud bet a.,
NJ th, tt.u,aiiun annual convent nn
.urug vhi.h nuns'uu. inpofi'W ~
prrs were r,rd M prominent physicians
~ " \ JpUt ut ruIsp Vbs .hrssr
pf,ailrm elect and pr e. \ Thompson
~ NlshHrr, t,tbln,d tho r,Snlcn vi
srrfsint, treasurer. .,iii0f hsNiug hrrr
,lvyitd lu that position for n ih'Fr ,,ai
term
~ Fowler Hutdcr 1T Msngum va
elected ufst vice president IN Levi,
" INsn second vice president. ~
iirnu. Reed uf OHlshuma Jip. third
vice president
Medicine rafk vas srlrrird av N,
place n Witch the leii convention uI
M, asrrhtirn viii b. hch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Mass Meeting
Tonight;
Issue Subject
Citizens Who Know to Give
Explanation Of Water
System Plans.

Tho frr " tr' proposed hlF nrs'.
meeting Co di..u-. ho oa''r and .,eet
bond ls.ur and ,o ,,k, hom, go the r,o.
pile of uN9romo c.ty iH vital Importance
viii %. Icld tH,. evening at $500 O'Clock
pt Co.,, nr, station. smith stree, and
Ston,V1ll avenue
\ CORDIAL mvD'iur to every citizen NJ
oklahoma Ciy r attend h,s been -.
tended b, On, citizens committee
Facts regarding tho bond iFsus viii he
sct forth hN prominent speakers n N
NOT 'b, plan uf tho ,if'rs committee
iu Indulge in u't.un.uu. Th,y bor'yr
tho sur ton important tp uAihour CITY
tn o.. mI of IhIi
T.. need tuf iN, water puH s'''r .ts.
'.w Iuv 30 vIU %, huH uI M. O., .ult.
% vW hfinr vil 10, t.' irftu b, m,u
Nro know and In whom IH' citizen HtN,
confidence,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
VOTE GAIN SHOWN
IN REGISTRATION

county Registrar " q oliver stated
today that the registration which closed
last midnight revealed 90 percent In.
crease In city voters over votes c,st fnr
mayor At the last election and the same
percentage " incfeasc In tho country dis.
uics over the vote for governor In 1914
He also said abou, firccn hundred more
democrats had registered than r,publi.
cans In tho count,
Voters who were On ~ outside the
county during tr' registration prtiod viii
he permitted ~ g't rertin,at,a ur TO
July l. tho registrar stated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
CAPTURES
ALLEGED BANDITS
Trio Pursued Day and Night
Suspected OF Black
burn Robbery.

HNLLEr ptp. q, n Three men
believed t' have robbed tho Grrman. Amrr.
team h1ui ~ blackburn. Okla, WcdneS.
da, morning we're surrounded b, u posse
near here Thursday AND captured They
had hrcn followed nh dsv "wednesday
,nd Wednrsin, rirht nv tnllcrs who fol.
lowed the tracks mad, hN tho broken
sho" ui one " their horses
The robbers used seven charses NJ
explosives IN wtccknE tho safe ot the
blackburn hank The nuisc was heard
h Woman telephone operator who
Notified state and count, authorities NJ
rsVurv. Cle, clnnd ana Terlton \ posse
No formrd ~ once ana tho trnll Was
taken ~ sN milaS south NJ blackburn
The fohhcfr phtnincd nhnui $500 RANK
Officials -, however. they overlooked
about r. $40 ono NJ the men captured
gave hts name ~ 1nck stevens The
other two NJ. known hero only M the
Meadows Nrut hers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Obregon and Scott
Again Conferring

H. rAsO T"a. Nav ii-Ncgolln'
u.ns 'ooaus toward settlement of th.
American sl.vrar military nu, ton
ser, resumed at 'u O'Clock Thurdiy
morning between Major G'nralH Hugh
l. Scott and rfrdrIrt Funston. f'rrr-
s,ntire the Iriof -utor General NJ
,nrp Ohrcron. mini tor ol var oi the
a.. @cto pu,esumcut aud Juan y \m'-
dor. uh-Hprrctr, of foreign llialls N
N,Sicp Tho conference" which rHy le
Nh, last. vp. held 10 General scott p1-
Nbt' ear
G.nort Funston desires tn trarr'h"n
I tb, border pntrol hy mounting 1000 in-
. nu'rm.n ou Texas pouI' The g"n-
oul plans to make ihI. rrrummcndpuon
I 'o Secretary Ma,r hDcaus. iofr's ~
,svelr, tHr patrol tr, practically rN-
| hau,ted General Funston ponts out
1 that Te1a' ponies ,rr suited Tor peunl
/ work af thcy oar 1--we ON The scaub'
/ grlts ,iong the Mexican border The
/ general said ho o. 'ou. .d'r.ug c'lling On
/ ihp F'r-t regular Illinois cavalry for pa
mol work along ih' l.r Grind'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Plot Against u. S.
Laid to Villista

CORruS CHRISTI. Texas. MAY IL
Colonel N1rin FORMER Nlln officer
charged with forming plot for an up
rising n ihiH vicinity, was arrested
ui"r'arr miles south NJ san Antonio
W,tn, day night hy United states Mat
-hpl ibnfnu and taken to kingsyi'lr.
Vhrrr 10 WAS said hc viii hc held for
investigation
Mouu vas heavily nrm,l when ar.
rested and important papers we're sn'1
'o have been found ON his person No
resisted arrest hut wor oyprpuwoted.
According tu officials. Mprln haa boon
working o1t plnt among MeSlrprs IN
this vicinity tor an uprising against
americans aud hpd been under sutyoh-
Itnyr fnf somo time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Vienna OFFERS
CASH FOR BUGS
School Children Urged to Col.
leCt Insects TO Be Used
as Fodder.

COPENHAGEN. Ma, n The kielsf
Heituns Vienna correspondent save hs
Austrian fodder committee has offered
to rsN onc krcnet Nile fnr dtird june
huss TO ho used fot cattle fodder Ta,sr
ln'cc,s. save tho correspondent. 40 ~.
ported To he tsrrllcn, fodder. tests shuv
ing that thel contain ~ percent slbu
men and 50 percent starch The mlnis
ter NJ education has sent circular 4,
the srhools throushuu, tho empirc. ASK
INK the children TO volunteer In roll,,,
IN, insects
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
BRITAIN TO PAY
SOLDIERS DEBTS
Two Hundred Thousand Es-
peCted 10 Ask for Help in
Keeping Families.

LONDON Nsf N The Icnr awaited
government pisr 'cr asseurg married
,uliicfs in meet ifoi. household expenses
while m ihr arm, vIl turn b, mad,
putiig N..rrlinr in the morning nevs.
rap'fs any Wsn sirelc pi married will
lf permitted 'n grply iw rfAnis tn en-.
able him iu meet his hshilI'Ies es mort
rarv nf furniture instruments. rent
ihsrs maufan,rs end M 'hr rssr uf mar.
iisd men expenses of education NJ yhl.
dten The assistance rfsniri will m
M case exceed tuu pounds sicflinG
NtstiY
The Times sats N believes thc mum
hsr ~ immediate applications viii ~.
resH ann nnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
MEXICAN ROADS YIELD
S19.000.000 IN APRIL

GALVESTON. May n Receipts fn,
r-sscnesr and if,lNhi ithfnr on rnns,i.
tuiirnsns, railroads during Arill amount d.
- % 90 uon. pnn arcofdins ~ cable.
sfsm received b, tho Mrsiusn consulate
heit Thutsday Tho m~s.asc adds ita,
The tsr'ipts rnm the trlcstnphir Hines
dufinr the same month Nsfr ~ Nnn n00
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
SPAIN WOULD MAKE NEW
SHIP LINE CHIEF ARTERY

MADRID. Ma, ~ rh, sc,rmmcnt
Nil provide n lir budget iu. , pst
sishmthlr iu, between Nlgl and Sow
Nofk u is rfapo I'd &, mat, ~. ,ro.s.
ins ln si, dave. the steamers connect .
inr with trains iof Paris and uthr-
rnini, on the continent Tho lfsign u
~ make the new luy th, main pfJNt,
hivrcn America and the continent. no
the truir is shu,isf than ihntr T., way
~ lltrfTuni of SOUTHAMPTON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Sample Quiets
Columbus Fears

COLUMBUS. n NJ NAV n Fears
',prrscd b, some NJ tho more ctrdulous
resident, nf Columbus were ,llayed
rhurHdl, hy r,li mad, bv Major "
A. Snmpe hHac commander. on the
irH,or Major sample sssurcd tho towns.
rroplc that the defensive measure, BE-.
ms tbk,u h,r, t ,hr troops an, merely
rtc,autinunr, pud Tint. when h" nutiri.
ua,cd trouble 10, would motifs thcm m-
wrdiptrl,
touN,u.iirn uf 'rar,hr. aud rutb-
works about the .tmp continued
IyytNthnr vpt boz I,ldIurss foi ,ps
arrival ul the New Mexican Nation Il
Lubrd. goo sroug. SOME NJ thc rnm
r,nios Hf vhIrN Hf, expected rhursdty
lurht o. lnid,N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
RUSSIANS ROUTED BY
TURKS IN CAUCASUS

CoNsrANriNorLr. Ma, n In an
all-dat battle IN the Mount knpr .er'nf
nn the caucasus nor the TURKS drove
the Russians unl NJ positions nearly tom
miles IN length. capturing mote than lnn
men and iom machine suns arrnfdins
TO ,cdsvs cfiirlal announcement b, the
Turkish vat oific,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Thousand Cuardsmen
Reach San Antonio

sAN ANTONIO. Toma MAY u -.
NrntlN thousand msmhers ~ the 0r.
ransed militia ~ Texas Arrived hsfs
Thursday morning and started the mohi-
hatiun yamp t, Port ssm houston
Ionpanira came In ON tpecial tniut
rom ygfinua pstis n The state Ths
movement viii ron,inu, throughout tho
day and nv night meet n the orssr,sa-
iinns embraced IN The ns,'onRi suarf
viii have arrived. Companies from tho
mote lis,sni polnta viii no, reach cSRp
until ffids,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
FURNITURE PRICE UP.
MANUFACTURERS SAY

CHICAGO MAY u Tho prce nj ".
nce and household furniture Il. sons
~. aycofi,ns io msmi ui ,ntlou. man.
uiarinf'tf associations wno are meet.
ina here this Wcck Makers sai cos, ot
neafly every article m the mshufsctur.
~ furniture has advanced and the cost
-. labof has Increased ~ percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
CYClIsI ESCAPES As
Big CAR SMASnEs IT

l. e. vruk Of slns Nonnn street hsd
marrow escape about iiN d'ricck
thurFlH, Hfi'fnnnn Vhcn heavy auto
mnhur driven b, man nsmsd Shsfirt
SOC West Eluhisvn,h street. rnliidsd
with his mr,Ufr,.is ri the tofuet nt
Eurih street ard ilnhlnsnn
1rrk nmr"d and managed to ssysrs
the wheels ni tho nutumnhlie It's me.
irrrtvlo Uas PINNED beneath tho isfss
Masculine and vas hsdl, iamassi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Several Thousand Arrested.
rs NEGROES ARE
KILLED IN PANIC

NnEIOLk Va NsE ~ According
'n lHv y0HUr tVouu ..N urrfo'.. ~ whom
M hut one vyfr women and children.
urffshri at Wslhr'oNu. u,sr hef'
rs 'iu0si't uight when o. gasoline tank
,rlud,i u frame building Vhrr, q
motion picture show vrs boz rrogrcss
rVcuiN were injured some ."Iiuu-l,
Tho ,hiiafcn Vcr, irampl,d Co death IN
'hr rush
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
DEMOCRATS AHEAD
IN CUSTER COUNTY

Democrats have greatly outnumbcred
nll others IN registration In custer
county. according 30 adyiccs received 1T
tho governors office Thursday morning
ThrtN-two out Of e. precincts shov
1 ,rwocHts. li'i republicans and
Ga snrislIr Thi' domocrpti. lead n
- said viii stand NJ In the other pre-
I'nyts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Chief letzeiSer Medals 10 Led
ru Guthrie and Mary
PruItt.
FOUR OTHERS ARE GIVEN
SILVER, BRONZE TROPHIES
Howard HInman. James Noble,
Wanda Ross, Mary Patter-
son Among List.

Honor medals awarded '.n .otU 20
membcrs NJ rhr e.ro. ,lsss ot th. OK.
lahom, Dity hpns,uon U} tI.slud0r
L"tzcHcr local mwDGwura j"ac..r
were given ~ tho il O'Clock o..'mni.
In the hlghschooI aua'orum Tnlrday
morning D, Principal 3 Wol'mc.cr
TO the siS bo,s and aNrl. selected D.. a
committee appointed from the mur.
Ledn Guthrie took 'he nr. medal
among the bog. OF o.. onor a.s o.
h'ndso~c gold prllc Howard iunman.
second, liver award. ,nI jam, Nob'c.
third. bronze rropn,
Nau Fruit Wand, Eo.. prd Mary
Patterson received go.d. silver nH bronze
prizes 700 'hr ordor named
Points Considered
Tine. lou'. ere considered ID. the
m..In Dommt,", vlb ..',.. 40,
Lct1o's'r winner. Tn. nr.' ,ul most
important s s,h.uf.hIn followed %, mor.
m influence an1 participation 100 school
u.'su,t
The lc'zD.U 1p1fI. pfs among in'
most coveted or fh' f,Hr nrI 'hc wine
u"rs must ht,, 900 r..ruord .hup
r''pr1 ~ boz Dpu .d.r,I
Medals for Aihl,tlos
Medals won IN lh, uHDt mu r,.d meet ,
~ Srllvrpr uuI norman dlrul 'H.
N'rr N'r. awarded iu tho 'r,h .,ms
o. VOL u wDI1l 'u Nu.. nIp Ut.'
wfI' debating t'um. Iuuu- OBJ, tHrt
Nf N'l"mHrr auuauu.'i iuit n,u.r.
forth 'Il Who afn Wr,'.slW Iu I'naf
inF elimination 'ont' ls Ni.l irrrIr, ru..
peni'inu at The 'ni or tho wear. re-afd.
ess ot whether or not rho, win Jh. u.
t'rs,holeSii' contests IN Nh'Dn thol u,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
TWO MISSING IN
AER0PlANE FALL
Alrboat Tumbles Into Potomac
River; Three Occupants
Injured.

WAstuNurON MAY n ono NJ the
large hydio.setop,anss witch has been
n,lns between Nrsrutt News and Wash
mrirn tell into tho Potomac river near
Mount Vernon. Va. Thursday and was
wtrrked Three ot the orrupsnts. seti.
rusl, injured. wcre rescued b. tug boat
Two are mlsslns
The two MISSING men ate tnu. kiani.
q mechanicisn ftcm the Newport NsU.
nslsilon camp. aud charles uocd of ohio.
o student aviator from the camp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
TWtNTy.NlNE UNARMeD
SHIPS SUNK IN YEAR

LnNnoN Mst n seven unanned
rri,ish merchantmen and issnty-twa
usu'fsl vessels esTr in'rsdNsd without
vsrnlne between Ma Z 1915. and Ma,
Y 1915 1h.nns MHrNsmsra financial
s'cr.'sf, - she sdmitsliy ssid Thursday
IN IN, hvus, uf commons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
SOUTH CHINA NAMES
II YUAN MUne CHIEF

Ntw YORK. NJ, n n,srs,rhs. tum
canton announce that The southern pfo.
tislunsi government rrrsnited st can.
ton ~ she ff,niut.onsr, generals. has
rfc isimsd ~ Yuan Huns. president
The 's,clllicnisis have also iuimcd q
var cabinet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
SCOTCH SOCIALISTS WHO
URGED STRIKE TO PRISON

tulNRl HGiI MAY n Three social.
i,is Vet, sentenced Iu prison under the
dsf"na- of realm 'rt here Thursday snct
rlrnding guilty to advising munitions
worker, pt GLASGOW lBsi march to uui,
.NuIk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
FLOODS COSTLY
IN SOUTH AFRICA
Heavy Loss OF Life and Prop
erty Damage Re.
ported.

vNrETowN Me-, n lira,, loss nj
We ami enormous pfnprfi, damarr ha,,
resulted from sudden nrnds. following me
hesvt fains Witch havc broken the Ions
dron'h In the midlandr districts Eoft,
rstsrns have heen druv ned IN the usm-
ion. valley ana there have been snall-
OF lnssss NJ life clseehrte Ey.Nwhvfs
rshNs,s homestead dams aud liVestocA
have been swept away.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
THREE THOUSAND BABIES
IN PARADE AT GOTHAM

NrW yuUk Ma, n a rsrsi, N
1000 bphIss Ms ir, feature uf m, baby
week o,lsha'ion M''t " them w,fe
contestants 'ct M, sold ,ur offered for
the best bah, In NrN York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
HOURLY TeMpGeAruRg.
WASHINGTON FORECAST

OKLAHOMA Tonight and Friday fnlr
ARKANSAS Tonight nnd FRIDAY fam
continuing Vrim
WEST TENAS Tonight and l'nda'
mir frost probable tonight northw'atcrn
portion ~ the Panhandle
KANSAS Shovsre tonight, FRIDAY
probably fur continuing cool
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
STORM SWEEPS suLu ISLANDS

MANILA. May n \ great storm hss
swept over the Sulu Islands dsftfo,irV
many huIldIugs -Four pearl ushlns ,sf.
'rlr V'fr sunk aud .,tsen persons
drowned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
stttL wopNtes ste,Nr

SEW iuHs MAY n n,ivssn 500
aud lnoo steel and hiunsv structural
workers struck Thursday ict higher
y ssvs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Forecast Unsettled and cooler tonight; Friday fair.
The Weather

LOCAL FORECAST Unsettled ana
E,r'rnll, cooler tonight Hud Friday
OKLAHOMA Tonight ana FRIDAY gou.
'lllF fair weather
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
IRISH PROBLEM
TAKES attention
OF PARLIAMENT
Government Under CroSS-Firc
Of Many Seeking to End
Martial Law.

lpNuOA Mas ~ I.su HfDuf or-
.rp. Hr 's,u moro Important position
boo Oh, rui. mind r.., Jt n.
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l.I'fW'.l "..' snafr'H "'N u'u
Tuurd,t John uTIhIr motion lur dis.
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'H. Iou.. ~ Iord. pous.H,r. Lord Lore
I"'h" motion "'p'fs'd '.r"iIs' f'i .'n
Niih ih" Iu.h ndmm-i'iHr
Would end Martial Law
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Governor and State Board
PcttlOned for Formal
Recognition.
TEACHERS CERTIFICATE
PRIVILEGES REQUESTED
Faculty Heads Submit Study
Courses to Prove They
Deliver Satisfaction.


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i.'r' ih'H course. u. .uH' meet those
i'"uii'ir. M Hn' l.tr 'NH' They h'
give" 'n' fm' recognition extended
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every four years instead Of every
two years. BY this means the cay
officials would be given more cline
fer the enaeting of good measures
and for the making Of the neles-
sary improvements.
The people Of this city are urged
to attend Wednesday nights meet
ing, as it will be by the results af
this meeting that the needs Of ape
lousas will be arrived at BY the
lawmakers.
Following is the notice Of Mayor
Loeb:
The citizens OF 0pelousas are re-
auested to assemble in mass meet
+ ing at the courthouse on Wednes-
day night. May 3rd, at 7:3o for the
purpose of discussing the question
of adopting d new charter for this
city, and to embrace a measure Of
relief from the present rate of par
ish taxation. And to further dis
euss any and all matters relative
to municipal affairs. All persons
interested in the welfare Of 0pslou-
sas should attend this important
meeting.
Remember the date next We'd
nesday night at 7::3o.
e. L. LOEB, Mayor. Y
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-04-29
oPELOUsAs, La SATURDAY. APRIL %, 1916.
CHARTER CHANGE TO
BE TOPIC WEDNESDAY
FOR MASS MEETING AT THE COURT
House DISC Uss CHANGES IN
CITY CHA RTER

Mayor Loeb has issued a call fol
a massmeeting To take pIals ut tile
courthouse in this city on Sastaes-.
day night, May 3rd, at 7:3Q o'cuask,
for the purpose of disd;lsss;ls The
question Of adopting a new charter
for this city.
The citizens Of 0peloesas have
long felt the need Of d new charter,
and it was through the ins.igation
#of number Of prominent taypay-
ers and residents that Mayor I.oeh
called the massmeeting, when vii
take place next Wednesday
night.
It is also proposed that the char
ter will embrace a measure which
will in a way relieve the city tax
payers from a large portion Ut The
parish taxation.
The necessity OF new ehartec
has been felt for some time, hat ii
was especially noticeable during the
recent campaign, when the city and
parochial officials were elected on
the same day. Il is argued that by
having the two elections o1 s.le
same day city politics is mingled
with parish politics.
Voters also urge that tho cleo
tions iii 0pelousas should be Iald
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-04-29
GRAND GOTEAU NOTES

Grand Goteau: The ST. Charles
College baseball team went 10
Broussard Sunday and administered
defeat to the baseball team there
by the score Of i6 to 4. The victory
was much more appreciated be-
cause It was the second time that
the eollegians had put it over
this husky bunch of ball tosl ers.
The big features Of the day were
the pitching Of Vandegear, the field
ing Of G. Billeasd and the batting Of
Barrouse, all Of the college team.
The game attracted d large crowd.
Because Of their superior playing
ts1e college boys won recognition
The Holy Week and EeasIer SER
vices at the Sacred Heart Catholic
thurch were largely attended. High
Mass was sung Holy Thursday and
that night Rev. Father Grace preach
ed on the Holy Eucharist. Good Fri
day Mass Of the Preseantifed was
celebrated At 8 O'clock; the way Of
the cross took place at 8 o'clock.
The Passion sermon was delivered
Dy Rev. Father Brooks. The blessine
OF the fire, triple and paschal candl-
e took place Holy Saturday morn
ing followed BY High Mass.
Eeaster Sunday Solemn High Mass
was sung By Father Fontain, Rev
atfler Finnegan, preaching The
resurrection sermon.
Father Finnegan gave 4 three da,
retreat to the students Of the college
usle last days of Holy Week.