The Natchitoches enterprise., 1918-05-16

ings placed at one hundred Thousand
dollars, mules at $4,000 each insteai
fnf $4,000. All otherlvaluations remain
as turned in.
! Yeas; Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Harper, Mr.
Hart. Mr.. Raphiel, Mr.. FurIow, Mr..
Page. Mr. Salter, Mr.. Charleville.
! Nays; None.
Absent, Mr.. Sanders, Mr.. Marshall.
+ {.SEaL. (Carried1
BY Mr.. Cook, seconded by Mr.. Charlie
vile:
That all mules belonging to Frost
johnson Lumber Co., at both plants,
(Campti and victoria) be raised to ac-
tual value of $3.50. 90 . piece.
All other valuations remain as turned
in except as to denuted land which will
take usual price of $500. E.
Yeas: Mr., Cook, MIR. Harper, Mr..
Hart. Mr.. Raphiel, Mr.. Furlow, Mr..
Salter, Mr.. Charleville. &
! Nays; None.
Absent, Mr.. Sanders, Mr.. Marshall.
Carried }
BY Mr.. Charleville, seconded by Mr..
| Cook: 80 @
Be it ordained that,
Land zones and values for assessment
purposes for 1918 be and remain as
fixed 1917.
Yeas: Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Harper, Mr..
Hart, Mr.. Raphiel, Mr.. Salter, Mr..
CharleYille.
Nays: Mr.. Furlow.
Absent, Mr.. Page, Mr.. Sanders. Mr..
Marshall.
t..., (carried.)
Moved and seconded the Hon. Board
of Reviewers adjourned and recon-
vened as Police Jurors. NJ,
BY Mr.. Cook, Seconded by Mr.. Raphiel:
That the Police Jury accept the as
fsessment as fixed for 1913 with all cor,
rections made by Board of Reviewers.
+ Carried unanimously
BY Mr.. Raphlel, seconded by Mr. Cook:
That all notes against Road District
No. 2 be referred to President Of this
Body to secure legal advice as to dispo-
sition Of same and report to Police
Jury at next meeting.
Carried unanimously
By Mr.. Charleville, seconded by Mr..
r Cook:
Be it ordained BY the Police Jury of
the Parish Of Naschitoches, La, that
Jas. r. Salter, President Of the Police
lnzg of the I,as;shef NzeeAiseszzs, 60 |
and r A. Charleville. member Of the
Police Jury from Ward ten, be appoint
ed to borrow from the four fiscal agents, |
viz, The Exchange Bank, The Peoples
Bank, Merchants and Farmers Bank Of |
Natehitocbes, La, and the Citizens
Bank Of Campti. La, q sum not to ex-
ceed fifteen hundred dollars, an equal
amount to be borrowed from each bank |
to be used for the building of roads in |
District No. 20 Ward 10 and borrowed |
solely for said District
The same to be payable on the 1st-
day Of February 1919, as evidenced by
notes Of the said president and said |
member for the sum 30 borrowed with |
8 per cent interest from date thereof.
Be and the same is hereby approved
and ratified and made the action Of this
body. n
That in order To- secure the full and
final payment Of said notes with in
tsrest and 10 per cent attorneys fees in
event Of suit to collect same, the
special tax voted in aid of the roads in
District No. 20 Ward 10 upon ali the
assessabIe property in said District for
the year 1913 is hereby specially dedi-
Gated, set aside.
It Is also understood that all funds
derived from the ward Bridge Fund is
hereby set aside for the purpose Of Sc
curing said lean. The same to remain
30 set aside and dedicated and appro-
priated until the full and final payment
Of said debt with interest, cost and at
torney's fees aforesaid, The good faith
u the Police Jury 1T the Parish. Of
Nstchitcchss ~ hereby pledged TO the
said notes Until the fun and
final payment.
Yeas Mr.. Cook. Mr.. Harper, Mr..
Hark Nj. Kapbisl AZ. Furlow, Mr.ii
Pare, nj. SalteA ssF Mr.. Chsrleville.
Nays: None.
.AbssnE Mr.. Sanders, Mr.. Mafshall.
Earried. y
BY Mr.. Charlevillc, Seconded BY Mr11
RaphieI:
Belt ordained by the Police Jury,
Parish of Natchitpchez, La, That, it
shall herewith b u9lawful for any
pexsoe to plsy any gai1e Of chance for
wager IN the Parish ,Qf Natchiroches, |.
exceps foIlqws;s
lst- In regular organised and
chartered clubs.
2nd. No person except q memberin
good standing, with dues paid end visi-
tors from other wards parishes of states
be allowed to play: ~ - Il
5rd. There shall be no miaors al
loved u play. or be in the rooms where
these games are being played;
- Il
! ztit Those rooms in which game
are played for wager. shall not ppen ari
remain OPEN or games be plated only
between the hours a. IS IN. m. and 1870
p. IA. % any day except Sundays, at
which time they can Or may open It y