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plantations atnd industries. he had
all his later ships constructed with
very deep double bottoms making It
possible to transport some 100000
barrels of oil per annum to the island
ports in excess Of the amount required
for the round trips of the vessels.
The value of this service is being
fully realized by the industries OF Har
wall in these days of shortage in reg
u1ar tanker steamer tonnage.
Captain Matson also took deep
interest In the commercial life and
welfare of San Francisco, where he
filled the office of Swedish Consul
General for many years. AS mem
Der Of the San Francisco Chamber OF
Commerce he held many important
committee chairmanships, finally be-
coming president Of that body. He
wa, also actively identified with the
Pacific Union, Bohemian and Com
monweaIth clubs. At the time Of his
death he was president of the Homo
lulu Consolidated Oil Co., the Com
mercial Petroleum Co. and the Won
der Water Co. and a director in the
National Ice Co. and the Honolulu
Plantation Co.
while Captain Matson has been
identified with many interests and
has left his impress very strongly on
the sugar raising industry of the Ha.
waiian islands and on the oil industry
of California, it is the great fleet OF
Gamers which he labored so hard
and long to secure and in which he
took such a pardonable pride that will
remain the chief monument to the
memory of a man who practised as
well as he preached the doctrine OF
American ships for Americas trade. :
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ELEVEN WAlALAE LOTS
DISPOSED AT AUCTION

Eleven Waialae Beach lots were
sold at auction today in the rooms OF
the James F. Morgan Co, Ltd, for
a total sum of $S501. Bidding was spir-
tied throughout the session. Elmer L.
Schwarzberg conducted the auction.
The following is the list of the lots
that were sold and the amounts they
brought: No. lot $3.50, No. 2 lot s5755,
No. lot S525, No s lot 900, No. Ia
lot 1901, No. 10 lot $3.50, No. ,26 LOT
,s1S5, No. 2g lot $40, No. 50 lot S135,
No. Al lot $40, and No. so lot $10G.
Another opportunity will be given
those who applied for lots after the
auction closed to secure some of the
unsold property at the upset prices.
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PACIFIC MARINE REVIEW PAYSA
HIGH TRIBUTE TO CAPTAIN MATSON

Al high tribute to the energy, hon
esty and successful effort which char
aeterized the life of the late Captain
William Matson is given him in the
last issue of the Pacific Marine Re-
view. In part this article from the
shipping journal says:
ION October 18th death closed the
career of Captain William Matson, per-
llaps the most commanding figure In
the maritime history of the Pacific
during the past quarter century. Cap
tain Matson's career offers ample
proof that hard and persistent work
sometimes leads to results that read
like romance. Born in Sweden in
1S49, William Matson started his sea-
faring career at the age of 10, at Ia
he landed in New York and in 1867
came around the Horn to San Fran
cisco. taking up the calling of a sailor
out of this port. After several cruises
to Puget Sound he shipped on Bay
schooner and became captain at the
age to 81. He built his first vessel in
1882 and placed her in the Hawaiian
trade this craft proving the fererunner
of transportation fleet which can
safely lay claim to being fully the
equal of any similar trade line in the
world"
Afterwards is given in detail the
steps which led up to the present mag.
nitude OF the Matson Navigation Co.
Then the article continues:
"In his active conduct of the affairs
of the Matson Steam Navigation Co.,
Captain Matson has ever evinced great
loyalty to the best interests Of the Ha.
waiian Islands. Realizing that de-
pendable supply of fuel oil was es.
sential to the success Of the island
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MORE NON-COMS
WIN PROMOTIONS

Cabled instructions to the army to-
day from Washington announce that
the following enlisted men have been
made provisional second slieutenants
from date Of October "a, 1917:
Sergeant Paolo Foffoss Sperati,
Headquarters company, S2nd Infan-
try; Private Harold L. Morian, Com
pany C, 3rd Engineers, and Sergeant
Manoah Newton Swetnam, Quarter
master corps.
The following are commissioned in
the Signal Officers reserve corps;
Heitchew Geogham, to be first lieu
Heitchew Georgian, to be first lieu
tenant; William Moe, to be second
lieutenant.
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BABY BLANKETS

The daintiest and prettiest baby
blankets you have seen are now on
display at the Baby Shop, corner Fort
and Beretania. These beautiful goods
come in single or double widths, are
Of varied colors and borders, and are
richly embroidered. They sell TO: two
dollars We are also showing a large
assortment of pique carriage covers
ard baby's shaWls.-Adv.
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ALASKA PACKERS FLEET OFFERED
TOMATSON Co. -0N CONDITION

Conditionally only nave the seven
vessels of the Alaska Packers fleet,
which were recently Communicated
by the government, been offered to
the Matson Navigation Co. for use in
the Hawaiian trade. And the condi-
ton is one which at present cannot be
met, because it is one requiring assur-
ance that the vessels will be returned
from Honolulu with full cargoes.
As this is the off season for both
sugar and pineapple shipments it is
impossible to get full cargoes for Ships
bound for the coast, and. This will con-
tinue until February, when the move
ment OF the 1918 crop of sugar will be-
gin.
Always we have had three months,
November, December and January.
when full cargoes could not be provid-
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ed for the return voyage to the coast
of our ships" explains e. D. Tenney.
president of the Matson company.
1t is the shipping board which re-
quires that the ships of the packer
fleet be provided with full cargoes
both ways, If taken by the Matson
company. The ships offered to the
Matson company are the Star of Fin
land, Star of Italy. Star of England.
Star of Russia, Star OF Scotland. Star
of Alaska and the Star of Poland
It is estimated that these vessels
would need about one month for the
round trip voyage to Honolulu from
San Francisco. and that one voyage
would be all that they could be uti1tz-
ed for in the Hawaiian trade, before
the Alaskan service would have to be
resumed.
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kalani next Monday morning, arriving

kalani next Monday morning, arriving
there at IL o'clock The governor
stated today that he viii take pot
luck dinner with the officers there.
Mai. I. w. Redington, adjutant gen
eral Hawaiian department, who was
formerly in similar office at guard
headuuarters. is now visiting the
camp, an interested spectator to the
work there.
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PORTUGUESE RED CROSS
CAMPAIGN NETS $1,000

The Portuguese Red Cross cam
paign has resulted up to last night
in the collection Of $33o5 In cash,
It was reported. The campaign is
continuing and is reaching out into
all parts of the territory.
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GOVERNOR WILL TAKE
1'P0T LUCK AT CAMP

Governor Pinkham, commander in
cEief of the National Guard of Ha-
ali, will pay an official visit to the
natinnal znardsmen At CaIaD Liliuo-
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INWARD

INWARD
Arrive Honolulu from KaEuku,
Waialua and Waianae = 1886 a.ms
$3.50 pm.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City f7:45 a. M, 1886 An,
sl1:02 am, s1:38 pm. s4:24 p.u1..
$3.50 pm. .7:28 pm.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa aud
Leilehua-s9:1 Is am. 1853 p.m.s 1859
pm, .f:13 pm.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train tony titst-ciass tickets honcredl.
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 1886
4. M. for Haleiwa Hotel; returning
arrives in Honolulu at 1910 p m.
The Limited stops only at Pearl City
Eva Mill and Waianae.
sDaiIy. Except Sunday. tSunday
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Polish organizations observing the
Tooth anniversary of the death Of
Kosciusko, Polish patriot at Moscow.
honored the American liar.
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OAHU Rail- WAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

OUTWARD
For Waianae, Waialua. Kahuku and
way Stations-ss:15 a. m, 1920 pm.
For Pearl City. Eva Mill and Way
Stations 1880 a. m. 's:l5 q M.
.11:3o am. .2:15 pm, 1870 Pm.
.5.1o pm, 1880 pm, f11:l5 pm.
For Wahiawa and, Leilehua 1.02
am. .2:40 pm. $500 pm. '11:sO
pm.
For Leilehua $1,000 am.
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Tickets on sale now for Ballet Russo
ejt Laniakea, November Fl, %, %, 81.
ADV, z..z..s.y
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-05-05

Ihe following a .a!:,i.i reg 800.
voters Of said SchOo District nav b -.
.ppoin,en by the Schuoi Boar,t II h.,
Parish OF It. Mary, Commissioners Ani
lerk vi aid cleo .,.,. ,"-wil:
|. addock, thtina. II, Shannon,
T ami 4. +. d mh, Comm 1851 n.ls,
and Lev 10 ]. Bass Clerk.
Notice 10 furth r gave" that the School
,card II the Parish ot St. Mary,
through its Bo ,rd "f Commissioner
will in open sc sion, held at its regular
meeting place 10 the Court House 10 the
Town Of Fran Kiln. La. on the 18th day
of May, A. d., 1917, at the hour one
o'clock p. m, proceed TO open said bal
lot boxes used at said election, examine
and count the bat;o's in numbers and
amounts, examine and canvass tho 70.
turns, draw up process verbal de-
claring the result OF sad election, and
the same promulgate in the manner and
form required by law. aud do any and
all acts and things required and pr0>
sided by Act No. o5G Of the General
Assembly Of the State Of Louisians for
he year 1910, and aIt auts amendstory
thereof.
In faith whereof witness onr Official
sisus,ur.s A. frank lin, St. Mary Par.
tlh, State of Louisiana, this Il,b dsy Of
April, A. D., lyl7.
( SiRnsd) &C CLAuSEN,
President Schuoi But.,", 81. Mary PNs
isb, Sta Of Lon', lnr,.
y, n Ft,>Tkh,
assss.A;y,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-05-05

Mary 10 furnish the Commissioners anno;u..
here'n 20 hold -aid election with th, l,st ~ Ivy
taxpayers entitled to vut. IN per.o,r W W ne
rrn,Ay. M sue', election. together ~itb ~.
vaitiAtlon ut each taxpayers properey a. sa nv
by the assessment roll last made and Sy,S nNa
10 Tie holGius OF such ,,tctiui. f''os
seventh: That the election herein o-a....
ia +" be called and conducted the b,,,o,.e.0
thereat counted. the returns thereof nsd. .a nv
canvassed. and the results thereof nrO,. "us
gated anti process verbal thereof filed "a W
corded, IN the manner prov idcd by Art,cia -,
OF the Constitution Of the STATE. Of In,,s,, .,l
adopted III the year 1917. aud Act 80. 2E "e .hss
General Assembly Of the state OF I,ouis;su"c
f"r the year 1910, and any amendment. ,hsr..
to made. "efe.
Eighth; BE it Further Resolved that o..
school Board of the Parish Of St Mary anal, "c
the 18th day OF May, A. D., 1917, nj the honr =,
one clock r. m, meet at the Court House in
rankin. a. aud in open session proceed IN
open the ballot boxes examine and rnr".
| he ballots III number ard amount ,x.n,;,s
ana canvass the returns, aud declare the resul,
Of tho election. 'uN
>n'h, BE It Further Resolved, That not;cs
~ the election herein called signed Nv ths
PRESIDENT and Secretary ot this school Eo.rT
shall be gwen by publication tor the period ~
hirtH go days in the official journal of Tho
Parish OF II. Mar, in the manner and form III;
rerteh. and pursuant t." the provisions Of S4r.
tin;' of Act No. $50 OF the General AssemhIv
OF ne state OF Louisiana tor the year 1910.
Tenth; That this resolution shall likewise
, WV ihii Itliou Ol lHirty (.UB
days in the official journa of the Parish of :,
Mary, and shall take effect FROM and after il.
passage.
eleventh; And be it Further Resolved. That
il. res iutions OF this School Board. or parfs
ut Resolutions thereof. in conflict herewith. be-
and the same are. hereby repealed.
Ihus done, read, adopted signed and scaled
with the .,'icial seal of this Board in open srs
sion AT tr.uNlln. st Mary Parish, state of
Louisiana, this llth day OF April. A. d., 1877.
j. G. CLAJSEN,
President, school Board. ST. Mary p.risb
Louisiana
u. \. FOSTER,
Secretary tuu SuDerint eudeut
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-05-05
NOTICE.,

In accordance with the terms Of An or
dinance ado u. Il b, the board VI SUPER.
yiSOrs Of ROa't District No. > OF The Pali /
of St. Mary. the Board Of supervisor. D
said Road District No. . will receive 80 /
ed proposals TOR Inc purchase at mol les,
than par and accrued interest Of certain
bond issue of EI-hty thousand Dollars
1850. 100000 authorized 10y Road Ms'ric,
No. 2 OF the Parish "f It. Mary. at an rle,.-
tiou held in sad Road District on the 10TH
day Of April, 1917.
The Dl4 wIn be ace .n'l,Hnied by q certi.
fed chequc To h. .a.er VI tne President
IT the Board OF >ulervi-or> VI Road Dis
'ict No. of the Pan ish OF ~. May, for
Twenty five Hundred unlim> ($25O( .OV);
the cheque OF the successful hni, e. Will be
credited on his purchase price ~ forfeited
to the Road District in HE rent Of hi,
failure to fulfill the Conditions OF bis bid.
The cheques Of all unsuccessful bidders
will be returned to ineln gu /. lection Oi
their bid.
The successful bidder W Ie furnished
a proper legal opinion AS IT, ~. aiiulty of
the bonds al the expense Of the load Dis
trict.
All bids must lie uncon,liii"n, and adj
dressed to the Board "f >up., yi.ors OF
Road District No. .. the Farsi OF st.
Mary. Centrevilie. Louisiana. Wi. b Il state
1hVut w VIC SuNt ~ ttutaiNS d
lid for the b0H,. issue uHere.i. aud IN.
said bids will ;e OPENED III pubic session
at III O'Clock a. m. June I, 1911. at Ten.
treville. OulsIanl. Al he ,"urd reserves
the rignt !" r-jec, any ahd an bids.
For ANY Turner iniuru,Yi,"n concerning
SAID hUnG3 or the proceedings leading
thereto. apply to II. J. FAN ROT. spec 4.
Counsel Alb Hcnnen building, New Or.
leans. La.
U.>t AR HOCDREAIX,
President, Board nj Supervisors OF Road
District \" : OF The tall>h Of st. Mury.
|. =. N'uStER.
Secretary, Roarl Of sap ivisor> Of Road
district No . of The PnrlsiI Of st. Mary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-05-05
-s'"F+ s-s--s. .-..,
signature Ut v.,jpl

Notice to Waters; To vote IN favor ~ IN.
proposition submitted upon this ballot MAC. !.
Cross X mark IN tlo square ar,.r the wnrI
YES; to vote agni,ist IL plac. a .i,,nl,r NJ.
after the word Mo" "e'h
in said Schnbl bIstrict ,tre lnt ~ ;,u,,uin,..i ~
commissioners. and clerk, al SAID clccti"n ~.
vit: '"' w
:. Paddock, Thoma. II >harnop Jr and
Il, DitCh, t,,lACli.siN ,.ix, an, ~ i. 4 It,
nk, asd the ronpnnS %, ~, H.. ,,.tti "a
zee. plas.er. ia1 ii II. WEES t.,,,,r.., -
liz MS capacity. { a." ,,tn., i, h.,,.
IL, Il e'i ut Tue >ut" e hr. i'.,i:,,s tsa "a,
r.. each. ami .ne 81, - .,.l the >rl,,i
...i.is Hereby aufii !! q, my fb.. ..,a
''in' ,.ohris ana 81 til III Tor the A. ,...
ID by THEM ~ -a.d ii, eti,,ll After fh.
Ii on ri thu same.
kT.. /. s!l..t.sr sitvcJ That the p,es
va. ti.n fFa'N. tiD AS 1. l,sef,s AatA,,ux, !,
~, ,.,l.s' VT t,,e prin II. ID ,iiiCI,.ry un,
# "" uH'ns' 9 is-.. 81. .fev.io.t sa,>, Ia.
: e trrr s's"'m'asd 'al,f ns,-r i; ~ pr"viyY
=" H,t's' al Ia: - ~ .s,;. tai ,.,ss
-rry nall Sh..As liza AZ
voters, valns'ions Of .p- ), ID csupilsd
state'ns Ut The y t.r- y, rnu,i., t, apc
amount,
eix,h; Tbst the J. .,t., I go .,ho
EoArQ u here y t'iri " .u,., use
0Aa.sx. :. .,s..s y. w. ,EEiAAN u!
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
~ n II VT LEJOI"IN w
30. Z .,uui.i.i D'-.rict Court-Par-
lah OF St. Mary.
George T. Veeder vs.. }. Anatole
Wolford, ct al. No. 14,175.

Under and by virtue Of an order OF
seizure and sale, issued out OF the Hon
orable 23rd Judicial District Court OF
the State of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish of St. Mary. and to me directed,
in the above entitled and numbered
cause. have seized and taken into my
possession aud shall offer for sale, ar
cording to law. without appraisement,
to the last and highest bidder. for cash,
at the principal front door of the Court
House in the Town Of Frank I'm, Parish
Of st. Mary. State Of Louisiana, to pay
the sum Of Two Hundred Eighty-three
5000 1898. rs Dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate of eight per cent.
per annnm from the Both day OF Deem
Der. 1914. until paid. together with ten
III per cent. upon the sum Of Seven
Hundred and Seven a d 90 100 t1O7. 80
Dollars, with eight IS! per cent in
terest thereon from The 3oth day
Of December. 1914. until the da,
Of sale, as attorneys tees, and al
costs of these proceedings. the pur-
chaser being required, directed and
compelled, in addition, to assume the
pay ment of those certain three 81
special mortgage notes, each being for
the sum Of One Hundred Forty-one and
SO 100 [Sl4l.5s Dollars, executed by A.
WOlford, to his own order and by him
endorsed in blank, dated December 30
1914, payable, respectively in three,
four and five years after date, and bear
ing interest at the rate of eight Is per
cent per annum from date, until paid,
together with ten lOl per cent upon
SAID principal and interest, AS attorneys
fees. should said notes be placed in the
hands OF an attorney for collection.
even though suit be not filed on same:
SAID mortgage notes being secured by a
special mortgage upon the said proper
ty hereinafter described, executed by A.
Wolford, in favor Of George 7. Eeede,
by act before l.. .. Pecot, Notary Pub
lie, recorded in Mortgage Book 81. page
2sa, entry No. 3S,l37, on January 4.
1918. Of the Mortgage Records for the
Parish Of st. Mary, State of Louisiana.
SATURDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF
MAY, 1917,
betwt en- the hours of eleven o'clock a.
H., and four o'clock p. M, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
'Ihat certain lot or parcel OF land. |
wing md being situated on the Yves
side of Bayou Teche, in the village of
Louisiana. fronting on tb.
N in p, blic road leading from bafeu
"n 70 .itanerctte and Franklin. Il gather |
with al of the buildings and ,mptove
n,nrs thereon situated aud thereto be-
longing and which is more pa:tIcularl,
pounded as follows: On the north b! |
he main public road. south by the |
property of w. E. Gardiner. east b.
he public road, and west by H.. public
school property"
CHARLIE PECOT, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Parish of ST Mary,
Louisiana, this 18th day Of April, 1917.
:. 0. Pecot.
3orah, Himei, Bloch e. Dorah.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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SiXbAldre Ut vO

Notice 1" \tfers: To tie III tmv .. l.,
proposition ~ united upo this ball ), ,,lac,a
"fcs", - vott sxninet it place a sim lar marx
after ti,, wnru "EO''
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-05-05

For the Issuance Of Bends.
Proposition To tucur debt aud is
sue bonds OF the Morgan City
School District, Parish of st.
Mary, STATE ut Loiii> lana. TO tue
amount OF siAiy ilious:iIni Dollars
tS60.UOD 90 running through 4 in,
Rod vi ThirtS 1901 Years, D.arinx
interest At the rate ii Five ljtl. cr
cent per annum. interest pay able
annually, and ISSUED in sucu ue-
Irrniuut,ons aud payable 81 >uc..
times u. is autilorixau bS tine Cun-
.titusiou and laws VI tue > ate %,
Louisiana, especially by S.c. ION 4.
Ut Act No. :oG Ut tHe Gen.ral 49,
Senbiy OF the State 1T i.ou,s.an.,
Tor tho year 1910. The funds I"
De realized from the incurriug III
.,,!u ucbt aud the safe Of said b,.il.is
T." hc us,d fM the purpose ri ,ni-
chnsirg . building site, ar ss.es.
md the building tnereDn of oh~,
ar more, Wluit ionHl sc,,,ml uI,fi.
ing Or hniltl,Hg,. in said Schaul
O.>tri' I. a. may bC selected :.nu
determined upon by the ocuupt
board, anu TO furnish, eIuiu aud
ii,a'utain tho same WHEN ~ c,,,.
st.ucteu, The title to nj. ut wh,,n
snaii v"-t IN the school board I'll
the Parish of 81. Mary, STATE ui
t.aiiclanA,
TaSabia Valuation s.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-05-05
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Morgan City School District.

morgan City school District
Notice is hereby given ,nat an cleo.
ton OF the property taxpayers OF the
Morgan City school District, qualifi,i
TO vote under the Constitution aud laws
- the S,A.e ot !.ouisl .n.t, will he held
on tuesday. tua 2,ra lay u Nav. A.
D., 1871, AZ the CIV Hall. in the CIV
" Morgan City, ST. Mary Parish, State
II Louisiana. III said School Distric,.
rom tie h'ur of >eVeu o'clock u, IN
10 the hour Of tivr O'Clock y. u., on
said day, to vote for, or against. the
proposition embrnind IN the resOlu tion
adopted by the School Boari III the
''Nlsh ~ st. Mary. u ,>st,! on the 9TH
dav Of April. A. H., 1917. being as fol-
lows, lu-~iL:
">ha!l a dot br incurred in the SUM
VI sixty Thousand Dollars 1850. 700 OOl
and negoti'lble bonds issued therefor,
running through II period VI thirty t3O)
, ears bearlng Inter s. al the rate Of Five
(hl f'Or CENT per ar' .uui, interest bay.
.ulo Aunualij, sns issued in such de-
commissions A." payable AT such times
ne is authori,,-d by tbs Constitution Au,i
Jaws Ut the STATE Of L.lisixua. ..lu,elni.
~ by S-ction u OF Act IN. 25b Of the
t1en-rai Assembly nf tue State OF Lt,ul.-
s, 'ua Tor the yeai 1910
tue fund~ tAlizcd FROM the ,ncu,r.
,uK 81 said debt AMI thu Sale VI said
n.nd. 10 he us,"t f'r Ii. pup ,ss II
.Itcnasing a nn tldiGg site, or sites, aud
u. nuiiLinK thereon Of one. or more.
additional school buiidtny. or bulldluxv,
IN said School District ~ may In 60
Iccted and determined upon BY tho
School Bou,d. and 10 furnish, EQUIP.
and muintuin the same WHEN 80 con.
structed. The title Ia all Of ah,ch shall
vest 10 the echosl h'"rd IF the Parish
of st. Mary, State Of Louisiana"
That tb- fot wing is lh.. torn. IT 10 =.
y, IL bc used a, Saiu erection;
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Per the ISSUANCE Ut Hund,.
Pre- .a,-'tiOr to- incur debt and
.ssue uex0tiaUie bonus vi th.. Nor. |
AN ',ty Scpui Di1trTt, Par &h vi !
I. AAlS. state ~ Lu,ii~iAuA 10 |
The amount Of SIXTY thousand |
,oliars (S60, VU.UU) running
trough n yrli,M of thirty 1901
As. ucagliA; int~sssi ..t ei~ rate |
Fiv" PEI cant D'r AMMAN, in.
'rtel payable Alihaa ~. and is
..eu III -ncii denovnB atoms 0nd I
....y .i.,ie q. otiCn tili,cs 40 IN author.
iZed BY the Constitut eOn and laws
ii the sat. VI Louis lana, especial
y DA Section ~ u Act No. as Of
he Eeha,ai ASS hi ~ Vt tho STATE,
1T Louisiana la ne year 1910.
i'he funds t. he ie.. naed 3ruln the !
l.curriug nj said dct, and the sale
Of SAID kond. to he used TOR the
purpose us purchasing II building
~, OI sites, ana tie building.
,.t. ION IA une, y. niOrt addiii InAi |
school BUILDING, or buildings. In
said b,i.oUI .,i,u.ct, As may b
selected alisi d.tci mined upon by
me School Et,aio. ana 30 iuThis ;, !
,,iuip aha man tsip the 81
an,D ~ con>tIss led. the title u
All ct which ,iAil Vest ia -.
school Buaru "l the Parish .. 81.
Mary. Stale "a l.. uIeiAna-
ILtal Naiiati. Il ! -.