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The Road Committee offered their
report which was accepted and on
motion duly seconded and carried,
an appropriation of $4,000 was
made to continue the work on Par
ish Roads and bridges.
REPORT OF ROAD COMMITTEE
Houma, La, June 10, 1916.
To the Hon. President and members
OF the Police Jury.
Gentlemen:
Owing to want of time, l will state
that my report will not be as COM
plete as l intended to make it, but
at the next meeting of your body,
| propose to give you an exact re-
port OF conditions as they actually
are.
beg to report the following ex-
penditures since last meeting, all
of which is respectfully submitted.
SAM POUMER,
Chairman Road Committee.
April IL, 1916. balance on hand
as per report :. ........ 29O.97
April IL, 1916, by a%ppropria-
ton of Police Jury ...... $1,000
June 13, 1916, total re --
ceipts to date -. ......440.97
EXPENDITURES.
April 22nd.
Isaac Savoie, work on Bayou
Blue road >. $50. -. . 800
G. l.. Watkins, lumber for
bridges . 80. 800. 5.75
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Bayou Black 80. 1890. 1875
Desire Duplantis, 5 IL days
work in Bayou Black :. ..8.25
Adney Thibodaux, - IL days
in Bayou Black -. ...... 1875
William Pye, Jr., s IL days
In Bayou Black . !. :. $3.50. 8.25
April 22nd.
Joseph G.. Malbrough, 5 days
in Bayou Black 80. ....11.25
William Pye, Jr., 4 1-2 days
in Bayou Black J. -. ~. els
Adney Thibodaux, A IL days
work in Bayou Black y. ..6.75
Van Eschete, 4 IL days in
Bayou Black . 80. .... CTS
Desire Duplantis, 4 IL days
in Bayou Black ;. 49,. -. 6.75
Wells-Fargo Express Co.,
crank shaft and charges 1851
April 10Th.
Ezra Bonvillain, 5 days in
Bayou Black 49,. ...... $50
Wan Eschete, 5 days in Bayou
black NJ. $50. So. ......7.5O
Joseph C. Malbrough, 6 days
in Bayou Black :. ..... 1850
May 9th.
Ezra Bonvillian, s days in
Bayou Black -. $3.50. So. 7.6O
William Pye, Jr., IL days
Bayou Black :. -. ....13.OO
Jos. G. Malbrough, 6 days In
Bayou Black 80. 80. 1850
May 18th.
Desire Duplantis, 10 days in
Bayou Black :. ........ $500
Ezra Bonvillain, 5 days in
William Pye, Jr., 5 days in
Bayou Black ;. 80. .7.50
Wan Esehete, IL days work in
Bayou Black :. Z. ...... 1896
Jos. C. Malbrough, 6 days
work in Bayou Black ....13.5t
May Goth.
Ezra Bonvillain, 4 1-2 days in
Bayou Blue Canal . 49,. 6.7l
Desire Duplantis, 4 1-2 days
in Bayou Blue Canal . ..6.7E
William Pye, Jr., 4 days in
Bayou Blue Canal =. 80. 60
Van Eschete, S days in Bayou
Blue Canal . . So. ...... 7.5'
Jos. c. Malbrough, 6 days in
Bayou Terrebonne and Bayou
Blue Canal . he. .... -. 1875
June 9th.
Ezra Bonvillain, 4 1-2 days
DuLarge Canal =. go. 81!
William Pye, Jr., 4 1-2
days in LuLarge Canal . 9Th
Van Eschete, 4 1-2 days in
Dularge Canal -. go. -. 6.7i
Jos. G. Malbrough, 6 days
Bayou Blue Canal, Bayou
Black and DuLarge >. ...13.5l
Desire D%uplantis, 4 @1-2 days
DuLarge and Bayou Blue 81,
June Bird.
Van Eschete, 5 days in
DuLarge and Marmande
Canal >. $50. .... 49,. 10
William Pye, Jr., 5 days Du-
Large and Marmande Canal rs
Jos. C. Malbrough, 6 days Du-
Large and Marmande Canal 1876
Ezra Bonvillain, 5 days Du-
Large and Marmande Canal rs
Desire Duplantis, 5 days Du-
Large and Marmande Canal rs
June 10th.
JOS. C. Malbrough, 6 days
Grand Gallon and Terre-
William Pye, Jr., 5 IL days
Grand Gallon So. =. -. -. SO
Ezra Bonvillain, 5 1-2 days
Grand Gallon =. -. ....8.2
l.. Desire Duplantis, 5 1-2 days
I Grand Gallon -. $50. ....8.2
Ivan Eschete, s LIZ days Grand
Gallon .. 80. .... ....8.2
Total expenditures to date 1922
Y T ,tal overchecks to date ....232.2
Total receipts to date =. ..25O.OO
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Andrew Jackson, hauling lum-
Der and repairing bridges 500.
Gustave Berthelotte, work on
Chacahoula and Settlement
roads . /. -. :. :. ....14.OO.
William Upshaw, 1 IL days on
NeW ROAD >. 49,. ......5.15
/ Ia days Terrebonne Road 3.75
F. q. Boudreaux, lumber and
repairing bridges !. i. /. !. 1910
Charles Dumiot & Son, repairs
to road machine !. 1922. 1880
Oscar Daspit, l IL days pulling
up roads and hauling ma
chine to Bonner +. I. !. ....8.OO
Schuyler T%hibodaux, 3 days
hauling lumber and re-
pairing bridges ;. ..... 6.75
Felix Steven, l IL days On
New Road !. !. So. $500. 3.75
April 10Th.
Felix Steven, 6 IL days on
roads, Terrebonne and
@ A0S 49,
Clovis Hebert, freight on lum-
Der =. 80. ........ $50. LOO
JOS. R. Grinage, ditching on
Grand CAjllou road :. -. 6.25
William Upshaw, l IL days
on new road :. ........ 3.75
Columbus Lecompte, 6 IL
days on Lower l.. Gallon 9.75
Felix Steven, l IL days on
New Roads ...... ...... 3.75
May 4th.
Mingo johnson, 2 days ditch
ing ,T%errebonne Road 49,. 200
May 9th.
William Upshaw, 3 days work
DuLarge roads -. :. ..... 800
May Goth. 1915.
Justillien Porche, 4 days
DuLarge roads +. So. ...4.00
William Upshaw, 2 IL days
Terrebonne and Black
lV0u0 :. SsON
Eugene Caro-, 2 days horse
and cart Bayou Blue roads SOC
May 9th.
William Upshaw, 2 days new
.. go. 49,. .... o.V'
May 3Oth.
Felix Steven, 2 days Terre-
bonnie road :. 49,. ...... SOC
Wilfred Antill, repairs to
Hanson bridge . -. 80. -. 400
June 3rd.
Adam Butcher, unloading 3
cars gravel 80. ........ 1890
Justillien Porche, 2 days re-
pairing bridges Z. . =. -. 2.5(
Schuyler Thibodaux, l day
hauling lumber and repair
ing Dr1dge =. go. =. 49,. 2.2t
Harry HELLER, rent of
ropes on repairing Gibson
bridge :. $500. go. ...... SOC
May 9TH.
The Texas Oil Co., oil for
bridges to date -. ..... lass
Charlie Ringgold, 2 days work
on Du1arge roads with
road machine go. :. :. 1906
June 10, Felix Steven, l day
on Terrebonne roads .... ..2.5t
June 10, total expendi- --
lures to date :. ..,... 1857:
June 10, balance on hand 2@4.2.
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$500 A. o. HILBERT, holding
our :. 49,. =. ........ 1000
1891 Allie Robichaux, 6 days
$500 E. G. Wurzlow, fees ..3O.25
May 18th.
$500 E. C. Wurzlow, fees 49,. $50
May 10th.
1894 B. r. Shaffer, per diem
and mileage . i. i. =. :. =. AGO
1896 F. 3. Guidry, per diem
and mileage =. ........ ..4.6O
5Ss6 Ernest Ellender, per
diem and mileage ;. ...... $40
1897 c. B. Tucker, / month
o0loSy >. .... .. ...... IU.VV
1898 Theo. Kellere, 1 month
SdAATy -. So. =. .s.... OU.VU
$500 E. A. Athens, / month
salary >. -. -. 49,. 5000
$500 Jules Levron, l month
oaioiy .. ). :. ........ 0U.UV
1901 Jos. A. Wagnespack, 1
month salary :. -. =. 5000
1902 Clifford Leblanc, l
month salary -. :. -. :. $500
5000 H.. P. Hotard, l month
salary :. =. ;. -. ...... lU.OU
1904 l.. P. Bascle, l month
salary :. $50. ;. >. 49,. 1000
6905 A. ]. B%oudreaux, / month
SAl0Ty =. .s... ...s.s AV.VV
1907 Robert Chauvin, / month
salary 49,. :. ........ 1O.OC
5908 Beattie LeBoeuf, / month
salary ;. 80. -. So. 1O.Ot
5000 Philip Walthers, l month
salary =. 49,. :. $500. 12.ot
500 w. F. Ross, 1 month
salary :. -. So. ...... 1000
5911 Joseph Blanchard, l
month salary -. ...... -. 1906
1912 Columbus B%ergeron, l
month salary :. 49,. -. 1000
1913 Newell Boudreaux, 1 month
salary =. . .... ...... . II. AV.ON
5914 AM. Dupont, jury
service :. .... 49,. .... SO
May 10th.
1918 William luke, Coroner's
jury 80. $50. ......... l.O'
1915 Ads Giroir, Coroner's
jury =. =. ...... ...... E.U'
5917 D. c. Mcintyre, Cor
1913 Douglas Buford, Cor
oner's jury :. $3.50. 80. 20
1919 Edgar Guilliot, Cor
oner's jury -. 80. ...... 20
May Goth.
592O-Allie Robichaux. 6
days work .... go. .... GO
May 22nd.
1921 Claude H. Wallis, vital
statistics . =. -. ........ Ito
1922 w. H. G%autreaux, vital
oloIlStICS :. .... .,-..... O.G
1928 w. J.. Gray. vital sta
tlstlcS . 80. $500. ...... LIZ
May oath.
1924 T. d. Kent, vital
statistics .... 49,. ........ 2
1925 c. P. Blanchard, vital
statistics -. So. .... -. 30
1926 Valcour Adam, l month
SALARY :. 49,. ........ 1O.o
May 9th.
1927 Mrs. Esther Boudreauv,
vital statistics =. -. 2.5
1928 Allie Robichaux, 6 days
WORK :. .... .... ...... 90
May Goth. ,
1929 H. NJ. Bourg. con-
viction fees >. 80. $3.50. 200
June list.
$3.50 A. o. Hebert, l month
salary :. ........ ...... $50
1891 F. x. Bourg, l month
salary :. 80. 80. ......S3.S
5s32F F. X. Bourg, 1 month
salary :. 49,. $50. ~. 100
1898 U. Adoue, l month
salary >. 5000. 49,. :. $3.50
1894 DR.. Leon J. MELVILLE,
l month salary :. -. >. 600
$685. e. C. Wurzlow. 1 month
salary :. .... ...... =. 25.U
1896 w. r. Cobb, l month
salary :. .... 80. 49,. 'o.V
5937 Wilfred Antill, l month
salary -. $50. .... ...... o.V
1898 Ed. Batop, l month
salary =. $500. .... -. lZ.5
5939 d. c. Mcintyre, 1 month
salary :. ...... ,.....; lo.O
594O H. J. Theriot, l month
salary =. ...... ...... 100
5941 The Terrebonne Sugar
Co., month salary . ..24.O
l5942 F.. Duplantis, 1 month
salary .. .... ......... 81
5943 Mrs. Euzelien Bergeron,
l month salary . f.. ...... 81
5944 A. H. Hebert, / month
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1855 Mrs. Felix Ardoneaux,
1 month pension +. . -. >. 800
$3.50 Aurestile Naquin, 1
month pension -. -. ...... 500
1857 Mrs. Billiot, 1 month
pension. ...... ..... 800
1858 Mrs. Norbert Chaisson.
l month pension . =. . V. 49,. 800
$3.50 Mrs. Martin Dupre, 1
month pension -. -. -. 500
$500 Mrs. James Lyons, l
month pension J.. 49,. 80. 500
1901 Mrs. Francis Deslatte, 1
tmonth pension ;. -. ). 800
1862 Miss Zulma Berthaud, l
month pension /. 4. 49,. ....5.00
1868 Mrs. ]. B. Champagne. 1
month pension .. . (. 800
1904 Pierre Landry, 1 month
:. ...... =. ...... 5.OU
1865 Mrs. Leo Use, l month
pension ;. $3.50. .......... 800
5000 Mrs. Gustave Naquin, 1
month pension >. 800. -. 800
5967 Dede Bergeron, l
month pension :. 80. ....3.00
1868 Mrs. Alfred Hebert, 1
month pension /. /. 49,. -. 500
1863 Mrs. Lallie Taylor, l mos.
pension :. 49,. $3.50. 80. 500
500 The Misses. Lowell. l
vnnp+b ponoinr H < m
5971 Mrs. Paul Fassbender,
l month pension -. /. ....5.00
1912 Frank Jones, l month
pension :. 49,. :. ...... 1.oO
1913 Mrs. Ed. Gautreaux, 1
month pension -. -. 1900
1914 Manure Bonvillain, 1
month pension :. So. 100
1915 Mrs. Julia Billiot, l
month pension . . -. 80. 500
1916 Leo Theriot, 1 month
pension :. -. :. ...... 400
1917 Mrs. Lovingly Toups, 1
month pension -. 49,. 400
1913 Mrs. Preston Arceneaux,
! month pension -. 80. ..3.vv
1919 Mrs. Leon Hebert, 1 mos.
pension :. -. .... $50. 500
$3.50 Mrs. Clay Duplantis, 1
month pension :. :. ...... 400
June End.
1891 Geo. w. Hatch, vital
statistics >. $3.50. ......2.75
1922 H. M. Bourg, conviction
1888 A. o. Hebert, com. on
taxes :. .... :. ........S .4t
June 3rd.
1884 Allie Robichaux, 6 days
work >. 80. 80. ...... coo
June 9th.
1886 Sam Polmer, per diem
ana mileage . . .... .... SOC
1886 b. r. Shaffer, per diem
and mileage . . 80. ......4.6
1897 c. NJ. st. Martin, per
diem and mileage :. ..... 500
1886 j. l.. CailloVet, per
diem and mileage :. 80. AGO
$3.50 Harvey Hebert, per diem
and mileage 49,. ........ 4.8C
$3.50 A. A. Sanders, per
diem and mileage =. 49,. 6.2(
1891 Gerard Fanguy. per
diem and mileage -. -. ..5.4(
1892 l.. w. Gilbert, per diem
and mf1eape = g,
1898 Willie Antill, per diem
and mileage =. -. .....5.6
1894 Emile Marmande, per
diem and mileage -. .....5.4t
1895 Bank of Houma, freight
on 3 cars Of gravel ......121.6:
1896 Prof. V. l.. Roy, sum-
mer term Normal, Miss
Olymp Darce -. ........ 500
s9s7 E. c. Wurzlow, record
ing view on body of T.
Sterk1ns >. 80. 49,. 80. So
June 10th.
599S Allie Robichaux, 6 days
"oFh :. ...... ........ 90
o999 william Jupiter, l month
saidry . -. ...- ........ 800
5000 F. x. Bourg. stamps to
udte -. ...... ........ 1Z.5'
June 10. 1916, total ex- --
penditures to date ...$7229.2'
The Road Committee offered thei
report which was accepted and OF
motion duly seconded and carried
an appropriation of $4,000 wa
made to continue the work on Par
ish Roads and bridges.
REPORT OF ROAD COMMITTED
Houma, La. June 10, 1915
ITO the Hon. President and member
OF the Police Jury.
IGentlemen:
Owing to want of time, l will stat
that my report will not be as com
plete as ! intended to make it, bu
-
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DISTRICT = !:
!. :. SCHOOL s q !! I. Assn.
7. !. -. I. HOLDS MEETING

The West District Sunday School
association held its annual meeting
in Nymore Saturday. .r,4a,s...
The following county officers were
present.: Mrs. Charles S. Carter of
Kelliher, secretary; Mrs. M. f. Cum
bingham, teachers training superin-
tendent: Mrs. Brownlee, district
president, presided at the meeting.
Mrs. Cunningham read a paper on
"The Old and the Ney Way of Train
ing the Teacher" Mrs. Hans Olson,
home department superintendent,
gave talk on department Work. ,"
Rev M. A. Soper, American Sunday
school missionary, gave a talk, on
"a Sunday School Organized for
Missions" Captain Sandgren of the
Salvation Army gave talk. Mrs.
A. E. Head gave talk on "The Sun
day School Teacher"
During the evening Mrs. Harry
Bridgeman presided, and Rev. Cad
we'll had charge of the devotionals.
The report of the nominating COM
mittee was given and accepted. a..
Those nominated we're as follows:
President, Mrs. Brownlee; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Harry Bridgeman; secre-
tary, Miss Catherine McGregor;
treasurer, Mrs. J. A. Johnson; super
intendent, elementary department,
Miss Elsie Schmitt; secondary super
intendent, Miss Georgia Smith; adult
department superintendent, J. c. Nc
Chez; home department superintend-
ent, Mrs. J. J. Conger; missionary SUI
norintondont Mrs Lester p War
ford; temperance superintendent, T.
Whalley.
The following program was given:
Solo, Miss Ida Snapp; vocal solo,
Mrs. George c. Berglund; talk, "The
Good of the Sunday School to the
Church and the Community" Rev.
Lester p. Warford; duet, Rev. and
Ira D. Alvord; address, "Grading and
Promoting the Sunday School, Mr..
Whalley; benediction, Rev. Caldwell.
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JUDGE JAMES Il. QUINN
r. +: :. VISITS IN BEMlDJl

Judge James H. Quinn of Fair
mont candidate for associate justice
of the supreme court of the state, was
a visitor in Bemidji Saturday and
Sunday. 49,. ~ :.
Judge Quinn is especially qualified
for the office on the bench. He has
for the past 20 years been Judge of
the Seventeenth judicial district and
has proved himself to be an able
jurist. He has presided at the trial
of cases in more than thirty counties
of the state. a.:
His opponent is William. Brown
Anderson, who resides in Minneap-
oils and who has never held judic-
ial office. Although Mr.. Anderson
secured a large vote at the primary
election in the Scandinavian districts
large on account of his name, he is of
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am a candidate for Representa-
tive from the 62nd district, and re-
spectfully solicit your support at the
election, Nov. Z, 1916.
might make numerous promises
as to what 1 will do if elected, but
quantity promises are made largely
to gain votes, and are soon forgotten
after election. Therefore, the prom
Uses I have to make are few in num-
Der, but these few will be religiously
kept, if I am elected.
do promise, if elected, that shall
perform the duties of Representative
to the State Legislature purely in the
interest of the people, irrespective
of party consideration or political ex-
pediency.
lam opposed to the further issuing
of ditch bonds in this district until
the present judicial ditch law is
amended so that bitches will be con-
structed only where the quality Of the
soil, prospective settlement and gen.
eral conditions warrant same.
I believe the operation of the pres
ent judicial ditch law to be excessive
ly costly and that the homes and
property of our citizens, which are
pledged for the payment of the in
terest and principal Of said bonds,
have been jeopardized by the enor-
nous issue of bonds, and the high rate
of interest paid therefore. Ill
I will do all can to secure legis-
lation to relieve the county from any
possible future payment of said ditch
loans. 35 =.
My polit e5 are Republican, but
under the la I am compelled to make
the race as d Non-partisan. prom
Use also, that every citizen, regard
less of his political belief will re-
ceiye the same degree Of courtesy
and attention, and that special priVil-
eyes will be extended to none. ~
Respectfully yours, b
f{ s. gssgy,5 CF1AS s. CARTER.
.s. s.. ), va 4 tt to 1 Il
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VETERINARY SURGEON
< 4 x x x x x X x x x x x x x !
x W. K. DEN1S0N, D. .M. !
X VETERINARIAN !
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Coronation Graft.

Coronation Graft.
The practice Of running the foun-
tains and conduits with wine on coro.
nation day was abandoned after the
reign Of Queen Elizabeth. but another
old custom was observed up to the
coronation Of George w.. After the
king and the company had departed
from the banquet in Westminster hall
the doors were thrown open, and the
people rushed In and cleared the ia.
bles Of everything-victuals, cloths,
plates, dishes, ETC., all vanished in a
few minutes. And, as Sir Walter Scott
tells us, the nobility were not above
taking away the saltcellars and spoons.
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X X X X x X Xxx Xxx X
: D. d. FISK, Court Commissioner :
X ATTORNEY AT LAW
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A Matter of Definition,

Matter OF Definition.
what does citizen meanT Eddie
asked his sister.
1T means man that lives in a
city," answered the little girl.
'Then what do you call the people
that live outside the city?' asked the
boy.
'fOh, they are ountrymen! Don't
you remember that piece about fellow
countrvmen?"- Ledger.
There are two sciences every man
ought to learn-frst, the science Of
speech and. second, the more difficult
one Of silence-SOcrates.
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Scotch parentage. If he is elected all
five members of the supreme court
will reside in the Twin Cities.
Judge Quinn is worthy of the sup
port of this district.
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Mrs. Timothy Craig of Kelliher is
the guest of Mrs. Robert Mitchell.
She will return to her home tomor-
row night.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-23

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CINE and lath machine, good as
new, both or separate. What have
you? M. Longballa, Bemidji,
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-10-23

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+ about done. Tom Smart, Bemidji,
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FOR SALE-White Leghorn cocker
els; same strain that took first
prizes at fair; So to $500 each
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1929
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The sun., 1916-02-29
K0LEHMAINEN POINT LEADER
Pat Ryan second an List Of Sue
cessful Irish American Athletes,

Hannes kolehmainen led the Irish
American \. e. IA point scoring for the
year 1919. according 10 the captains re-
port. which was issued yesterday. The
Finn rolled up 100 points. a remarkable
record for long distance runner. Pat
Ryan. the weight throweT stands se,- =
kiviat fourth. In spite Of his activities
being cut short by disqua llfication. The
leaders follow:
II. Kolehmainen. 100; Patrick Ryan. -.
John !, Eler. 80. A. n kiViat. -, A. r.
Ieyer, So, Patrick ,Flynn. 81. g., \.
Fraser, IS: NJ. !. Fahey. SO, +. zuna, 90;
~ Hrshon. 80; !. j. Harper. al Il J,
nillman. go Edward coylc, Is. and Tom
BArden, 81.
President r. J. Conway also announced
the following committees. which win
handle the affairs OF the club for the
ensuing year:
Athletic Committee Tererce Farley.
chairman: W. l.. Jones: Ahthony j, Barrett.
Joseph s: Hynes. Jonn J. McHugh
Park Committee-Michsel j. Mccarthy,
chairman: Thomas Rock Patrick Lcahy.
Matthew @. Lyons. Martin J. Sheridan.
House Committee--Matthew G.. Lyons.
chairman; Thomns J. Cummns. James j
Flood. Peter A. Bros.
PARK Renting Peter Curran.
Carthy. John r. CONWAY.
Finance Committee - James mckinley
cemmins, the Hon. Timothy Heay.
Membership Committee--The Hon. Muir.
ray Hubert chairman. Anthony j. Bar
rett. FRANK Coleman, Jr John +. Conway