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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-25
paid ADVERTISEMENT
S. o. POOL SHOULD BE RE-
ELECTED TO LEGISLATURE.

To the voters of Chelan county;
A large number of the voters of
Chelan county have urged S. o. Pool
to become a candidate for reelection
to the state legislature and since Mr..
Pool has consented to accept the nomi-
nation, which was not sought by him,
it is fitting and proper that the vot-
ers of Chelan county should become
acquainted with his record in the last
session of the legislature and with
the reasons why he is urged to again
become a candidate for reelection.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-25
WOmen's Column
Extremely Long-.Extremely
Narrow and with Just a
Touch of Fur, Are
the New Dresses

Long and slender were they all.
Just like a new pencil. Not broken
line could be seen in the models which
l saw at one of the foremost shops
in the city. Of an exaggerated length,
where some of the ankles barely did
peep from under. And it was an eff
fort for the dainty manequins to take
a step other than tiny. Although
charming in the show room, these
models would not be practical. How
ever, their general line and silhouette
expressed the trend of fashion for the
winter.
When l say the stunning creations
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-25
A BLESSED FAILURE.

Many months ago many newspap-
ers of the country told the militant
suffragists that they were making a
fundamental mistake in picketing the
white house, for the president has no
voice in the submission
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-25

With this particular design, pressed
beaverton of crown, small of brim
and black of color, with huge bunch
of aigrettes at the back, was placed at
a defiant angle on the small red
haired model. A scarf of Russian
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-25

sable was thrown carlessly about the
shoulders.
Coat Dresses Smart.
The braid-trimmed frock illustrated
is one of unique attractiveness, for
its lines are simple and youthful and
are quite suitable for the modern
miss. The combination of material
in the other design, together with the
sleeveless jacket effect, make it stand
out as a model of good style and
smartness. The skirt is long and mar
row and true to the newest silhouette.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-25

Upon the distribution of state road
funds, Mr.. Pool secured to Chelan
county more than twice the amount
ever before appropriated to this
county by any other legislature More
money has already been spent by the
state in Chelan county from the ap-
preparations secured by Mr.. Pool than
was ever appropriated by any legis-
lature before, and great deal of the
appropriation is being held up by rea-
son of the necessities of the war for
use after the war is ended. The mo-
neys expended have been used on the
Lake Chelan-Okanogan highway.
north of Lake Chelan, and upon the
Blewett Pass highway.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-25

Mr. Pool voted and worked for
House Resolution No. 8, which was
adopted on February 5, 1917, and by
which the services and entire re-
sources of the state of Washington
were pledged to President Wilson in
defense of the honor of our country.
This was the first real war move in
the state of Washington, and pledged
this state to the support of the presi-
dent, a pledge which has been and will
be faithfully redeemed.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-25

Printing at The Echo job shop.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-25
Represents County on Appropriations

Mr.. POOLS efforts in the legislature
secured to Chelan county the oppor-
tunity to raise Cavalry Troop "C',
which later became headquarters
troop on the battlefields of France.
Not only Chelan county, but all North
Central Washington, will, for years
to come, be proud of Troop &C" and
of the boys who have composed it.
Among other committees on which
Mr.. Pool was appointed and served
during the last session of the legis-
lature was the Appropriation COM
mittee. This committee is by far the
most important committee in the
house and has charge of the appro-
priation of all state funds. This is
the only time in recent years that
Chelan county has been represented
on the Appropriation committee, and
the fact that Mr.. Pool held a place
on that committee indicates the es-
TEEN with which he was held and the
confidence which was placed in him
by the leaders in the legislature. His
position on the Appropriation COM
mittee resulted in a distribution of
state funds which was fair to the peo-
pie of Chelan county.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-10-25
Interest Reduced on Delinquent Take

Among the most important laws
which Mr.. Pool theoretically sup
ported and voted for was the Delin-
quent Tax Rate Law, which reduces
the rate of interest on delinquent
taxes from fifteen per cent per an
mum to twelve per cent per annum.
This law, which was passed by the
last legislature, reduced the interest
rate, or penalty, required to be paid
on delinquent taxes by three per cent,
thereby making a saving of three per
cent per annum to the property owner
who is unable to pay his taxes prompt
ly and cuts down to that extent the
exhorbitant income of the money lend
err who buys up delinquent tax certi-
ficates. This law has, and will, re-
suit in the saving of many dollars
to the people of Chelan county.
Mr.. Pool also worked and voted for
the Water Code, the Bank Guarantee
Law, the Bone-Dry Law, and actively
supported other legislation beneficial
to the state in general, and to Chelan
county in particular. Citizens of Che
Ian county who had interests involved
in the legislature found him at all
times ready to be of real service as
a representative.
Not Controlled by Private Interests
In matters of public policy in which
Chelan county was interested, Mr..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
STOCK MARKET F|RMER;;
PRICES MAKE GAIN
u s. Steel Leads Advance
in Industrials and
Rails.
Nv Associated rress ,o Every Evening

New York. Wa Street, May ~
Stocks were hpsitalnt nj the opening "i
todav's scsaion. but soon developed q
frmrr tone of the renewed strength oi
l. :. Steel. Midvalc. baldwin Locomotive
Marine Preferred. oils and raIls
Conspic,Io,ls IN the latter group were
Reading. Union Pacific, New Haven ana
~ Paul common and preferred
Iutcrhorough Consolidated prrieff"d
v,cldrd t., points on the passing oi the
dividend and Sumatra Tobacco followed
lts usual uncertain coursc rchctine
points -.
Iahcrty Bonds were heavy, the a., .
,,llng 90 the new low record oi % IA
MANA rr uAIlyING te NOON REI orr
Noon The market cropt stcndilv Tor
ward during the morning. deriving cn-
cnuragepcnt from the absence oi distuf b
ing foreign news
Rails helped to sustain the advance h'e'l
grade shares showing signs ni Rubs' ~ ial
accumula ION
Tho increased strength at stccis also
uae rraqaurinp. whilc further gains ~
active cor,,pmcntE and spccialues. notably
Uoldu,u I locomotive. nlstlllcrs. oils and
sb,rplnqs Indicated short covering over
the holiday
S,lmatrn Tobacco moro than recovered
It's early loss rallylne points
liberty 3 IS sold at ~ - to 10 ~, hrT'
te a. ni 1ttn Qi 30 Second Is ~ ~ ~ to
~ 30 and llis at ., ~ ~ " y
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GERMANY'S CLUTCH
ON j. S. FURS BROKEN
Rich Interests OF Huns 70 nc DiS-
posed of bv Alien Prop
ertv Gust odian.

Washington, MAY 20 arrangements
arc being completed between NIlcn
Property Custodian \ mitchell Palmcr
and tho Fur Merchants Credit Assocla
t,nn of New York Clfv hy winch tho
interests of the fur harnns IF Leipzig.
valued AZ several millions of dollars, will
w. purchascd IN Amcuoau merchants
aud the mons, thus paid turned into the
Intod states Ircasur,
rs was announced Yesterday hv Nr
Pal1nct ~ a formal statement ~ which
~ added that the Negotiations leading
~ N this emancipation ~ tho Amerlcan
turner's wcrc conducted for him hv Fran
I'LL II t;arvan Director of the Bureau IT
Investigation and Roecuthal & Wccrman"e
sttarncvS f0r tho t'T Merchants Credit
4 sociatlop
'stven rough aetImate ~ thrae hold
,nps Mr. Palmer statement continues
cannot hc made until All the tur dealers
havo reported the sales balances due the
Germans
IL may hc stated however. That
tho Negotiations VIII root ont forever tho
last German dollar invested IN tho fu'
husluess IN this country turn loNse tho
American furrier frm Tho Control of the
eln7Ig cahal and establish 2 great ncW
industry here m America
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
DECORATIONS DAY SHOOT

The on,cialq 81 the f;teenhll Trap
-hantiur { lnl, announce n special horora
finn lat ehapt over tholr trare ~ Siyth ~
aud Cleveland avenue tomorrow he
shooting vii sfarf ~ 10 clock mud
Thrift STAMPS and candy viii be given ~
Irl
The canty will ~ ahnf fnf n p target
events aud after winning thc first box The
shaotcr Will auturnatmall, he handicapped
nnr ward hcfnrr ha ean WIN another
There hrinp ~ irnii tn he number If
hpynz II candy ehonfer vlll = permitted
- c,,ti4 lomo lis Same arrangement
holds gnnd regar,llng tho hflft stamps
which vtil le ehnf for - ten and 6fteen
target events instead of twenty five
Thcrc viii he pIcnty If hoves u eandy
and a gaadl, a,rl,ttlY of thrift stamps On
hand and tic management VII he pre-
pared ~ hande . large crowd Every
bod, viii hc made velcome
~ addition ~ the regular events there
viii 10 twn uthrr attractions an to
morrow $ card pnr - special double
target event ~ paits fnr wh'eh a sat
ahlc trophy will hr awarded tho winner
md for tho prnfossinnal Who nay hn
present a g. War Stamp ~ Habylinnd viii
kr PIT ~ competition . make this lpst
match even. AL professionals WHO enter
will he handicapped 81 The added target
Vztcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
CFCII COUNTY NOTES.

special Corrcv vpondence Of Fverv Evening
hilton Nd Ma, - The annua
graduating EXERCISES of mon HospIta
framing School for Nurses was held this
morning in Mechanics Opera House
lIllon. when the following graduate.
n-cn awarded diplomas tv pr Howard
bratton Of the Ioret institution Misses
Mary Fila Aidcrson Jenna May Todd,
Frances Grace NcC ornick and Laura
Tucker Beers The address was delivered
hv DR. J NJ Rowland dean Of the I'M
veraty OF Maryland
4 meeting Will he held in Mechanics
Opera House. Eikton. tomorrow evening.
IN behalf Of tho sale OF War Savings Ger
tihcatps Addrcsses will I've made by
AttorncvL ieneral Albert RltChle Hon
Howard Prva1t and William Purnell Hall
Of Baltimore
Cecil County Sohool Board has adopted
a resolution that no pupil shall te pro
NOTED from one grade { O another carving
more than one condition. and tins con
dtl0u must not lie earned more than one
vesr
Rev 4 Burtls Halock the new past or
" WCs' Nottingham Preebytenan Church.
movcd hrs fam y TO the manse. today. and
assumed charge of h new church dutics
The program for the CbautauQua at
klkton. beginning June >. is ono of the
best vet offered The opera presented will
he Robin Hood. and the play vii ne
The old Homestead The lect turers
VII include Peter MscQueen the war
correspondent. and other prominent
speakers
The funeral of Mrs Amanda Collins.
widow Of William Fl Collins. who died on
Sunday. Was held this afternoon from her
late home on West High street. EAkton
Rev George ? Jones conducted the
services
The directors Of tho nov PerryvIlle
National Bank winch will open for busl-
ness next month. have elected Joseph
Couden president, and George H Coburn
cashier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
DEATHS

FNOS-A Al Odessa Elol Nav 2t lalS
Joseph n FnoS aged II wears
Relatives and frfrrds arf U'Nit~i to attend
TIC funeral S~rv scrs fToa.- hls as reSidc'r,0
Odessa. Inel on Tbu-SGS. afternoon AZ 4
q .csoch Iutprueu; Il - cemetery
Odessa. lel.
MCKAY In his cftv o. May =; 1915.
CYeN-Ro q Mckay sgn3 =. yeatT.
Relatives friends Eureka Lodge No q.
A F & VI p@lte ChaPt"r No q +.
n - Johns Cornmend"ry. 80 !. \
T>claware Consist ory. ,Ill Temple Mystic
shrine. Tall Cedsrs of Lebanon. No 20
Delaware Chapter. M y - l. : Eureka
Council No n q L 4 VI PPta Tent.
No ,. X . T VI ard Wilmington Lodge.
No aO- r i q ar invited 10 attend
tho funeral from his late residence. NJ 6i3
Franklin street on F-jdaN afternoon. May
II at 90 O'Clock Services At West Pres
bvierlan Church a. 3 clo,k Juterment az
Eivcrvjew rmctery Funeral in charge Of
- John Commanders
RILEY IN this CITY on May 20. 1915.
RcSsi widow Of lamcs Rucy
KeIatz4t~ and friends arc T. 81 I'd to attend
fHc f1.ue.al from aC roSidcnr OF he dauFh
tet. Mr. Rose G,ouz a o. Pleasant street
on SATURDAY morning al g clock Reau en-
Inas ri ~ PaH s Chnrrn In rment at
Cathedral Gem Il"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
WILMINGTON HIGH.
81 NiNE AHIES

1No-vard dash Won ~ Wise WI
mington Second Oldstorn Wilmington
th,rd Pon4alI. hester rIn" ! 2-.'s
Onc-NIlc rln Won hv thTlsthcld
Wllmngton second Graham Chester
third ~hacf1cr Wilmington lmc Am
1q=
HIgh lumr lie fnr first piacc hctwc"r
ogden. hester and Carter Wilmington
to Ear thJri between l>rirlcl ho~tor anc
-tlvcH Wilmington lle,eh' ,1it - ) lu
iin-vari rln Won hy linwcils. h"~-
tn second. ~tmlIe dostcr thIrj NJ~c
Whining ~ lunc n Psi
32o-,arI law bundles Won =, No
\n.iI, hester second Prortnr Nll
suluatan thlrd o,allaghor hester TIM
"a .i--s
l'alc N,ui, Tsc between Ogden Ron
sail and Kmtcr Ill # Chester Iielght
~ tt
lIalf-roiIc r,r Won ~ I'volz Chos
,cr sccopi. tEu-tfchd Wilmington.
third Gallagher hester lime I'm
Is rs
~ha-yut Won i, ~liwci' Wilmington
second No AnaIlv hester third after
" Ilm,ngton Distances }6 f IN
22o-vard dash Won Nv Niso Val
mlngtan. second Sldwell Wilmington
third. Nc tnally Chester Time, - 2-5s
Broad r Won III Howclls Ches
ter: secct 14well. Wilmington thrrd
Wis1. Wilmington Distance le # ?
lnC hes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
''l':iVfII53 LEAVE PORT TODAY Of
Crey Given Dinner and Flowers
by Employees of Harlan
Restaurant.

The L. s. s. Narragansctt, that Tor
several months has been undergoing re-
modelling at the Harlan plant PRIOR 10
service abroad rs y troop ship VIII leave
the local shipbuldIng yard sometime
this afternoon. From this city II Will go To
League Island to bc fitted out for the trip
across the Atlantic. All the sailors who
have had shore leave since the boat
arrived here were notified last night that
future leave would be clit of because ut
the expected sailing of the vessel to-day
The rCpairs 10 tho boat were both
tedious and necessary for service IN the
English channel During their stay here
the sailors havr made hundreds ot friends
and have been frequently entertained 10y
church and young peoples S"clcilcs.
asst night the sailors were tho EUcs IS
of the restaurant management OF the
Harlan plant \ sUTnptuuus dinner was
served tho men 1T q o'clock aud maEnl-
ticcnt floral piece q horseshoe was pre-
srntcd 70 tho cr,,w ON behalf of the res
ta1rant employees The dinner and tho
good cheer and good luck expressed bv tho
restaurant employees and thclr g1tt was
deeply appreciated hv the crew
This morning everything WAS on tho
move about the \arraeansNtt stores
that wrrr IL no takcu on hcrr wPrc lr,=t led
1.,oarj steam WAS gotten M aod rverN-
tinrg ma,ic ready for the departure iatF
thus afternoon
IAu-inc thelr stav III tIle ci;y thr sallors
oi }hc \arragansCtt cnndueicd themselves
as gentlemen and IN addlIon 10 tho
rcntlcr seX. some n( whom h0cHmc very
good friends with the Sailore the "th"rs
who made thc,r ac4upntanrcshn' WI
remember tholr visit here with pleasure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Department Superintendents Appointed
for the Ensuing Year.

The executive committee of the state
Sunday School Association has appointed
the following supcrintendcnts ot depart
! ments Tor the coming year:
Elementary Department Miss Clara
Mcndenhall. Wilmington.
Secondary Department Boys division,
Walter >. Watson, Wilmington; girls
division, Mrs. l.. r. 5cardslce. Whining
ton
Adult Department John II. Hutton,
Dover
Teacher Training Department Miss
Edna {. Barker, Milford
Temperance Department Mrs John
h. Hutton, Dover
Nj slonary pepartment-Nlls Louise
&. Matthews. Wilmington.
Home Department Mrs Lothc I.
BrocksUn, Townsend
The committee greeted the new proa,-
dent i II Burns and the new recording
secretary, Laurence DAVIS. MIR Burns
presented splendid report of tho con
vcntion recently held in thus city. The
report was ordered sent to the state
SUNDAY school paper, Outlook. for pub
hcntion The general secretary reported
great opportunities opening NJ before the
aSsoCIattun He recommended strongly
To- the executive committee the need Tor
Wilmington SUNDAY School mon and
lniunated that f such y union was formed
many hncz of SUNDAY school work "ould
be promoted IN the cIty. II Is anticipated
that tho subdivision of the secondary
department will mean much to the
progress of this department IN tho state,
csrec,all, under such able and experienced
leadership as hat of Mrs |, Il Beardsloe
and " : Watson l. N Trlcc of SMYRNA
was appointed as the Delaware representa-
tive on tho nominating committee nl the
international convention to hc hcld nj
buffalo nCxt month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Nav % Charters were filed
here. YESTERDAY ~ follows
Ilhv Dil and Gas Co, Wilmington.
Del capital. s5moo1
Postal Products Co Madison, Wis
, merchandising $3.50 nn0
Mark t,asolnc Go, Tulsa. Okla
sl00. .0oo
Investors Finance corpuration. vii
mineton, Del investments, 800. Wm
rrlma Talking Machine 60. Whining
ton Del sH9 onn
lncreaac ~ capital of l,cinn Tire and
liuhhcr to Trenton. " j. rom 81,
500 Wn "a 81 nn0 Nn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
DU PONT DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

The directors of T. I du pont le Nc
mourE d Co, 1T quarterly meeting today .
declared regular quarterly dividend oi
I u per cent on common stock of record
MAY 81 payable June - On debrnture
stock quarterly dividend of > per cent
was declared, PAYABLE July - 10 stock ot
record 3 y III. July 10
Directors Of the T. I du Pont de No
mours Powder CO declared quarterly
dividend of - per cent ou common stock.
payable August | Ia stock uf fccnrd July
20, also quarterly dividend nf | Il rcr
cont ON preferred stock. payable August
To stock of record July ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
TIlMl lMhl
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKETS.

nv Associated rross ~ rvory Evening
Chicago. Nav ~ Cattle. 5 0O0. steady
Nn'ivc stoors ~ 5nail GO. stenkofs ami
Feeders n25nI3 is coVe and heifors
: 25at4 Q0 calves. & 50al525
sheep ,ccrtpts. soa0. firm sheep
~ COal525 lambs. ~ f0a ~ - sprinpr
II IN n nn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
TO ENTERTAIN GRADUATES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford. Man % The mcmbcn9 of the
High school graduating class wli tonight
&c guests Of + VI DAVIS of Wilmington.
formerly Of Milford. at banquet at the
New Windsor Hotel Prof Niche Will
also hn :, guest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
Drive a Nail Here=NOw.
In every healthy body there

In every healthy body there
are nfty-grains Of iron, about as
much as In contained in an ordi-
nary "tenpenny" nail. BY reason
OF lack of iron in the blood many
persons are anemic, pale, thin.
emaclated, their blood corpuscles
are uneven. instead OF being round
and full Of good red blood. and
the nerves arc lacking In strength.
Feed the nerves on good. rich, red
blood. and one feels full of vigor.
How can we acquire good red
blood? II is easily answered. For
many years Or. Pierce and his
staff of physicians at the Surgical
Institute, In Buffalo. " Y, expert
mented with iron and other tonics,
and finally found soluble iron
which, when combined with native
herbal extracts, made wonderful
blood and nerve tonic This they
named Iron II can now be
had at most drug stores. and comes
In G0-cent vlals. IF you feel
worn ont before the day ia half
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
CHICAGO noe MARKETS.
al nIsrntch IN z yerr rxnlna

Special Disratch - rvory Fvnine
Chicago Nax % Ifups. receipts
l3.oOn slow Rulk ~ '0al6 ~ leht
rs iOalG - mivod rs 3nai6 81 heavK
- iOalG ~. rough. - inal571, piea
II 5IalG -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

Slaclera desiring - lenvr tbr countrV
=hnuid lc gwen cvrrv opportunity. on
transport iar France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

blood II pale, pimpes bos
neck 10 the drug and
"Ironc' Take them regularly thirty days and
wonderful energizing
full vgor and vitality instead Of dull tired
wi send 10 Percee fnvads'
Surgical institute Buffalo. ~ Y. and obtain trial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved TO the salts
faction of many and will be to sou. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
THE WESTWONT

rFAs Esd FUpps .Gasb AtF
Fararn 3pt Wpdef0 rrrpftatl. fr-
igHtf4I AlWa.= puap --a vsfrf rt'...
running water in rn1rus. rlHve 0r Ii7'r. t-
efrrp1--ed ratr- reduced .ttr -s-s -rerr
HrOklrf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
LIE AMFRICAN

TrDnrerrr Aor urar erarh i.--F t-'
ar.tIsc-rir,t- Hatr. g rr Ha
veoi -fUt ft f.rf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
GREATER PITTSBURC

Tennessee Ave near beach Piers ind I
anu ~cmcuts \oted foy t'- 0vcriisu tt..f
aud service Rates - day .p special va. ..
Mrs r WE1.IfiNFEt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
Hotel Raymond

ipru~ ~atIr.tt, tt.ue .-a
Nr.e -Jr aoas.ef kc~, ..l .rs -.4 G.
made N 80 rtE T. i,THN. 1s..
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-02-23

received and accepted and that a war
rant be issued to said fiscal agent as
| per committee repirt against the ifs
cal agency fund of 1917.
Motion carried.
Motion by Mr.. Daley
Be it resolved, that the clerk and
president of this body be and they are
hereby authorized to issue warrants t.
MI. A. +. Andrus, Assessor, to the
amount Of SSss.s3, monthly in advance
beginning January 1st, 1918, up te
July Tst. 1918, on account Of his sal.
airy as assessor and against the bud
get appropriation FOR the year 1913.
/ Voting for: Messrs. St. Cyr, Lar
eade, Evans, Mails, Daley, Beaugh
Catiett. Doueet, Martin, Mccoy. Il
yeas.
Against: None. Notion carried.
Motion by Mr.. CAtiett-
That the petition requesting the ap
pointment OF two additional members
of the Board of Supervisors of the
First Road District of the Fourth Pc
lice Jury ward. be tabled indefinitely.
Motion carried.
On motion of Mr.. Beaugh-
The police jury adjourned until
1:se O'clock, D. n.
mi
~ pa,ao. yrrv 80 .,,rsnant ! u
,o,,-n-a.t
a..4 q, t.,r .-..a,a,nr. 49,.
ya-aas rans M,,as n.t,av
Bsaugh, Lanclos, Cadet, W. +. Brown
Deucet, Martin, syivestre, DR.. Pav,
Mccoy.
Rro4,eo ~ Mr. naaey-