The St. Mary banner., 1917-07-14

at the Louisiana State University anf
the State Normal school at Natchltnchc@
passed and ordained on the sixth day OF
December. 1916, be. and the same i:
hereby repealed.
Section - Be il farther ord dainrd
that Section Five Of the ordinance re-
latvc 10 the appointment Of beneficiary
| scholars to the Louisiana State Uni
vcrsitv and the state Normal Srhpo. at
| Natchi'uches passed aud ordained july
J 9Th. 1909, BE amended and reenacted 81
as to read as follows: That no person
! shall become "a beneficiary under this
| ordinance unless he ar she can and d.,
pass an examination to he arranged by
said committee rntitling those "nplAt tn4
| for the scholarship al the State lnr-
versity to enter the Freshman class aad
those applying for the scholarship at The
State Normal School To enter thG Ai
vanced a Class. and said scho 'arsnips
ai said institutions shall be awarded -
the boys and girls making the highest
per cent at SAID examinations.
Passed and ordained at a regular meet
inr of TIE Police Jury held on thu
eleventh day of July, 1917, at franklin,
Louisiana.
Ga motion OF T. 3 kimbruugh sec
Onded hy Sidney J. WOlford, and car
red. it was resolvid that all apnoint
ments as beneticiaries he made sub
ject to the ordinance adapted Jnil 9TH.
1909 and the amendments thereto
The President named as the three
members Of the Examination Com
NIT ee from the Police 1lry who are to
act with the Parish superintendent of
schools and the District Attorney at
the competitive examination which
will be held by them on the first Mon,
day in August to hl the Vacancy at
Louisiana State University and also
the vacancy at the State Normal at
Natchitoches, W. n Gooch, A. 4
Calm and I. 3. Kimbrough.
The following report from + L.
Saucier was read, and on motion OF.
Sidney j. Woltord, seconded By John
A. Pharr and carried, same was re-
ceived, filed and made part Of the
minutes:
FRANKLIN La, June 80, 1917.
To the Honorable President and Mem
bers of the Police Jury, ST. Mary
Parish.
GENTLEMEN:--I respectfully submit
the following report for the month Of
June, 1911.
| devoted rs days to the work, 6 days
to office work
Official visits to see farmers and
planters IS.
Special visits 81.
Inoculated and showed people how
to inoculate against anthrax or char
bon 94o head Of live stock. also stamp
ed il out on three places by the us, Of
the Anti Anthrax Serum precaution
and sanitation.
Emergency calls 7.
Dipping vats tested and retiIled 5.
No letters written to farmers 81.
No. clrcutar letters 5.
M bulletins sent out 81.
No. consultations at home office and
by telephone 81.
Meetings held none.
Mileage by auto 842 miles
Crop Conditions in general IN 'the
plrish are fare considering the very
dry season. the Corn crop Is gooi and
will yield fare average, while the
cane is small for the season prospects
are good, the cotton crop is verJ good
with few bod weevils 10 spots.
Yours very truly.
ED. l. SaCCIER. |
Parish Dem. Agent,
The following report from the Sheriff |
and Tax Collector vas read and GA
motion of A +. Calm, seconded by |
Gabriel Haydel, same was received. |
filed. and made part Of the minutes:
TAX COLLECTORS REPORT.
Monthly statement OF Charles pecot, |
Sheriff and ak Collector. for lake, and |
Licenses collected during the month OF |
June, 1917. as follows:
Parish Tax - 4s4 81 |
Cypremort Drainage ....... So 81 |
Iberia 4 ST. Mary Drainage. ~ $50 |
franklin Drainage. ...... 20 s. |