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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

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me state OF Texas To the Sheriff or any
Constable q FL Paso County Greeting
You are hereby Commanded that by pub
LEGATION Of this writ for at least once g
week for the period o. 10 Gays. IN news
been continuously and regularly published
for the period o. not less than one year
Ia the County Of e Paso. you give due
notice 70 all persons Interested IN me
estate OF Joseph IL Lewis. deceased. know
Te-. That Jessie Elizaoeth Lewis has lied
IN the County Court OF e Easo county
an application for the probate CT the VII
OF Joseph II. Lewis. deceased and FOR let
tiers tastamentnry thereof (which VIII IS
Herewith lledl which viii be heard az
the next regular term o. the County Court
holden on the first Monday IN NOV euber.
A. D. 1913 Ct being the third day Of said
month";, at the Courthouse thereof in the
City o. 81 Paso. Texas at which time all
persons interested IN said estate may ap-
pear and contest said application. Il they
see proper 70 do so
Given under ny hand and seal o. said
Court. at my Office IN the City OF Fl Paso.
this zsrd day q October. A. D. 1915
". D. GREET.
Clerk. County Cnzrt-
By G Aranta- Deputy
Issued this a5rd day q Oct. A. .. 1878
CLERK. County Court
By C. Amanda Deputy.
Hereby Certify that the above and
forag1ing Is trre and correct copy o. the
original citation now IN ny hands.
SETH b CRNDCRFF.
Sheriff
By A. r Fletcher. Deputy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
WANTED

WANTED.
Experienced window shade and unoierm
nan. Fout--afo0ro Furniture Co, rs ~
stantou-
WANrED-Hen wishirg nnsitlonl fIre-
men. br1kemen. coiored train portera. 1I25-
$500 month no experience necessary.
southern Northern roads Write Inter
Railway DepL 81. indianapolis. Ind
WASTEn-BriEht boy With b.
cycle as lrocf messenger Apply
Herald Advertising Department
WASTED-Candy Maker Must be vel
experienced ln making full line for re-
tan store especially chocolates and hard
goods. Permanent position with good
chances for Advancement Apply at once.
giving all references and details OF abii-
ity. Box d1i. san Antr MO. IcNla
1fEN WANTED.
I want men 90 represent the Missouri State
Life Insurance Co % FL Pslo. ! can give
can make from sese TO $1,000 per -nunfh.
come and see me u you want q good prop
ositiors no experience needed.
LEO r. SCHCSIEh. GENERAL AGENT.
So Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

IT ENr Al14gS
As EASgAS ycO
ItAGihE-T0
L0Ck NATURAL
iN nPaCIOSRApa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Heb Wauied-SaIssmsu

Help Nanisd-Saissmen
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WANT salesmen 10 represent factory.
Ford necessity. Rsardon Mfs- Co. Pc
We MED experIencsd saIesmsn 70 travel
west Texas. New Mexico Or Arizona. easy
seller. good commission. not oil stock s-s
trust 6-ez-
HEN Wsnisd-hals and Female
WANTED Experienced dishwlaher- t9I
2. Franklin
WAETED-Expsrien dining rooc boy
or woman also q dish washer lllo Ne
sPASIsH SlGnI CLAssEs
Why not learn 20 -pca1 spanish correc--y
and quickly Or Lydia Pzltsrgo1 lrstit1te
righl classes7 Phone $50 sos south
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Help Raaisd-Fsmals
WASTED-cook ior , people. Il Myles.
l12i Masosfn ave.
ENGLISH speaking 81. housawo-k. fam
iiy tEo. stay alshta. l51e Mesa
ENGLISH Speaking woman for housskeep-
e in small family. 10 washing 5e4 Lezaa.
tiANEED-cigar ElH and waitress At
Lynchvllle. n so
ffASIED-ggoman Tor general houssWorl-
1890 Montana
NAIrRE.ss-L1nch only. neat and falt
Apply steward. University club. Martin
9-es-
u ANTED-At orce. lady Haltrss5es u
Aarfas must have good references. In
gEire AZ Crown CAFE. Mario. Teas.
NANfED-Engllsh Liking gIri for gem
eral holsaWor-- Apply Room l97, Faao
del Norte Hotel
NANTED-Woman Tor general houssVoriz
Naucral Bank Bldg
ifANrED-lgonaan wa 10 laeumbsraaee
who understands waiting on SICK Apply
u psEsol WHEY s1na-orlunl-
LADY, neat aDpelralce. with reference.
90 wait On cus-omerEl handle register
Quality Shoe Rspalriug Shop, tl9 y. ore
Eou
KFANTED-coiorsd Eizi for general house
work. smau family. 70 live or place, ref-
erencca required. good place for rEnt Eiri-
Apply z555 Silver.
fAhTED-Power machine operltcra- must
be rapid and wiling workers. also band
workers. come ready f1- work = Faso
Tent & AW1lnE Co. l.g san Erane-sco.
WANTED teacher Ter first grade.
Temporary certllcates granted. - nece7-
cary. s111 per month, send photo address
b. registered letter II 3 Rigs F----
gonna ArlL
ifANTED-EnsIlE sDeaklns Nezican gu
with some business e1perie1c4. state SAL
good Opportunity Tor rigEI gil Addre7a
A 257. care Herad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

Situations Hsnled-niale
cHaUEFEUR mechauic desires rositio-.
touring car or truck. Address HIS san
Antonio
YONG nan. sten0srapher competsnt and
reliable ces-ras pcslto1 WITH estanlisne1
firm address llt. care Herald
SAN CLABORN-oeneral house cleaner.
window and carpets. stoves polished, SCI
ID. chimney sweep Phi -lsl. SIS secoill--
lOUAu nan rishes posltl1n as chauffeur.
years experience i1 driving ard repair
ne -nachl1es. rste-e1ces- u 80.
YOUNG man Win references desires light
work o. any characler- 1899 2 RIO Grade.
Pm a7zE
years experience. Al references Adj
dress q 251. care Herald-
JaPA1fEal1--Elrst cass an around baker,
fancy pastry work. want position lll-
MINE f0-eman uisEas posilon With s1ms
reliable missing company. speaks spanish
fueutly. best q reference address y lo-
care Herald
DEPENDABLE Mclean 1fudelts want
employment mornings and evening ana
Saturday, Pa. $50. LYDIA Patterson AZ
silrude. SOB s. s-ant1n-
TANTED-Indocr 1ositi0n y llarrisd
nan. Eood reference. good ecura-ion. can
assist IN oftlce work. ADDE'S = 251- care
Herald.
POSITION wanted By FIRST class sales
man. years experience. With references.
have Travelled N Il. West Texas AID
nart q arizona. u you have az opening
please let me hear from you o. A. r.
sll N Fl PaEo ST. city
WANT Wcrz. an Jewish. married. e
salesman. collector OF VIII c1ra'der reii-
road clerk or anything that you can cf-e1,
salary basis SIS per week or over. an
American and ace hlEh- Addr1sa Q 15l.
care Herald
-NG1NEE.l-Wanta JOB operating ID
plant usIrr ether gas. OF Or steam en-
Elnes. have handled electric plant. good
at rerairine. an now employed as mine
references III J. Burke. Tanadluun. 81. r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
h. Y. LISTED STOCKS

ID ll3 NI-0cIITHl FT8-I-T
New York. Oct. l3.-FolloWing are che
closing quotations o. she New YORK stoch
exchanges FOR the stocks mentioneds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Business Chances

Business L1duce9
PASSPORT PHOTOS 1os Texas s.
n PASO TRANSFER CO.. phone 5sll
BagEaEe and mcFinE. hHullug Of an sinc1.
HOUSE And SlGN PAINTING unIlnE
paper banging and decorating. best work
lowest prices Joe Fucntea Pr SOFA
WANTED-Fartner who can invest $500
with services In established business viii
clear $50 per day. big tuture. address
X ga. care Herald
FOR sALE-General automobile repair
business with complete equipment. fine
show room for new OF used car depart
nent. doing coed business. reason for sell-
nc. other business demands owners atten-
ton. S500 viii handle Tor appointment
address P %. BOX EI1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

OFFICES in new Trust Bldg.
new. clean. modern Fisk-Remsey
Realty Co. AErs-. New Trust Bldg
A-cade-
LfBERTY BONDS.
We pay the most FOR Liberty 10ndu- 6enc
% your bonds o. registered mail ana
check viii be forwarded 20 you sane day
}. S. CURTISs q co.
e Paso Tex
Oldest Brokerage Flrm % p Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
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WANTED - Coco Standard typewriter.
must be reasonable. 1881 Arizona
b ANrED-To Buy pocl tables See =.
e. Ascarate 91t g. q Paso.
fASTED-Io buy OF rent. chalra suitable
for lodge room. phone 1888 between the
hour Of 10 ard and ask i1r L1ckslroz.
For Rent-douses Furnished
HALF Of furnished house FOR REM 100
d. Stanton
FOR RENT-slx room furuishsd cohhie-
stous house % Altura PARK for ff5i also
two room cottages il same vicinity ~
furnished. fl5 each.
". 7. sPHCILI. PHI So.
PARK PIIllAN REALTY co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Per5OnsI

Pefs0nal
sPIBELL.A CoRSETS. Mrs. splawn. Phs1ss
Roominq fiouses-Fof Sale and Rent
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FURNISHINGS Of Louise Ap- for sale
EOR SALEl-RoomIns house o. Il rooms.
inquire 81 Myrtle Ave. Phi ss1l.
FOR SALLY owner. Hotel southern. 50
outside rooms. hot and cold water 5000.
Second and p Paso sta
WANTED-To buy from owner. hotel Or
rucming house, must be bargain. state
price ard details address I "a. care
Herald-
LEAVING city. must sell AZ sacrifice
lease and furniture Of Vermont hotel. cen
ter OF business district. Douglas. Arlz-s l9
rooms. hot and cold running water D. an
rooms. part cash. balance reasonable
TENS. Address Gertrude Freeman. care
Vermont Hotel. Douglas. Ariz
OFT OF Town PROPOSITION.
FOR rent. reasonably. unfurnished - room
modern hotel. haif way place on Border
land Route. 80 miies frcm competition.
contains room suitab'e for drug store. etc
doctor and drug store need II community.
Ph. ASST. FL Paso- address A 7. Fratners
Rodeo. N. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

IIUI.EKllEPING I1s9rI11- 60 TeE-l-
water hot BAN. furnished. nice for gen
tleuan al1ne. 81 per 1iorfh SIS IA
coffin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
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lue-1-l16 piano. A-l- We A4lla cor Los
I AnEelss. near DEPOT
/ For Rsni-Apsrmsnfs Uufu7ni,hed
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EOUR unfurnishsd rnoms Tor rent le1s
Ayr-le Ave
Apartments Furnistsd & 1nfurnisssd
E ALEAAADElA-lozl 3. QsEsa
Housekeeping ROons-FuIusks'
HkG. SIS. isos assafna- "a 7lsIT-
llAs.. ~ .-dnsoms. 81 sigfii=-
I ItlE BiGNELi aIT.-CIose n "a. 7s05ll-
0AA 10 I'VE reota4 ~ 81. sou.erara-
Two vel ~. .eoma closs ia- ~ 1tl1
InU niceIg f1Ilished housezzs1Inf r557155
p 1sare9ns- 91l 1lass-il1-
EoE kENI-LlEh. h1usskes7lnE apL 1905
Is.as. n l21sJ
0NE iarss housszsepIns. fIFst ficoE. eur
e meter sIs San Antonio.
ooE -7uu- room and kliehfler Z desired
3 e5ildren Or pe,A 1112 Brown
EHo ilsh- houseEeepins roons f7r ren-
81 - lSilED Roma. close n 30 llasol-
ACCOMMODATIONS Tor h1usezssninT f5-
men5 no objection &c convalescerta Hirn-
.ana Ea-z. rent l2H. "a s15l-
IhREE room apa-tmenl. s0uth sIssplnr
lzitchane-. for adui-s nc sick SIS Ma-
sElSEEPING f7ser7e7E -5o-1 TleF77s
water hot 1ath. furnished. nice for gen
tleuan al1ne. 81 per 1icufh SIS IA
E2--1-
For Renl-Kooms Furnished
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49, - Z - Z - ~ ------ q
AytlA ~. s-esping Qorch. az Arl-1ua-
coon room. 81 VI go q IN 7177-77
ROU77s a77 ~ -oo77-- 7-7-- n p 57g---
Mn 7s---7 ------ 7------7--7 = 49,,
71'--------i- ~ 49,
= : = -
CT 2-zl- r .l-3. lz.- one
NICE -r1-r room. hot ~aLer IL bath prs
ware home 2h- 2llL
71rlL 81 $500
l I..'3-I o @ $ e7sE0a- 50 s75'ids
EoOle-5l1 arizona. il q nrlrlfs farrIlT.
Phi l591M-
-7777 ~ 7-7----7 49, -l
ms = So srt5151 Ph 80
- - ~ 49, = -----
oNE -1-ii-1-- lp,-tra 9ol-ne11t corner
eeli- a1.9.lins o1l1-eo1i- ior one a1uii-
F0E REST-L59s7y frozl -557i- S555s5f-
Ing ba-h. private h1ma. 1870 Arirona- Fh.
Der r-orth. ciors 10 s5arli--- rfls q Nc
Grarde
S=77-777 = 7---7-7
- - - - ~ --..,-.. $3.50 80 VIE s.eep-
49, 80 =, ---s 49,; .S- = ,.--....
- Riis .. srsl-ss e 49,. - go s-s7 Tir- g
NlCELt furnished rom, freshly tinted.
~ i'i ''.'''''H -i-- lsie'sn7s~ "a
-
HOTEL AA-abAll4 - Under rev uauaEa-
meat 3 rooms cl SOLO cor1tprt. steam
- e sss Sssl;-sls-s. = oI-.ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

Apartments Furnished & gnfurnissed
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ALEAlADElA--1-L ~ l-sEaa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

TENEMENT BARGAIN.
Wen built tenement on corner
lots. store and basement, On cor
ner. and IL two room apartments
and bath IN each apartment can
not put ~ building for price
asked; net income 1siz per cent on
investment; better hurry, this %
a real bargain.
FRANK y. ETIE REALTY co.
Phone 1854. 2o2 n Stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
SiIraIoal RsaIed-fsnsIa

oIfEafo1l W81led-fem1Ie
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tsACIlcAL nur1s sollclts nurslng. s55oN.
ifANIED-Posluon as housCkas1er in or
out Of rlty- Addres q 80, care Heraid-
EDUCATED y0unF lady desires position
as bookkesper CT assistant address x
go. care He=ald
sTENOGRAPHER SEcREIARE DISHES
position with lndIrIdual nr corporation.
saiarT SIS week Address ga care Hsr-
a'd.
WANTED-By experienced -tenographer.
one or two hours' stanosrlphic or cleri-
cal WorE after o'clock. address ~ 1is.
care Herald
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-10
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yrasr the cedars-By che Bag
Or in tins hiall--A FeN Steps Away
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Education Members Author.
ize $40, ,O59 for Next Year
and Ask City to Estab.
lish the Necessary Jobs
Urged BY Women's Clubs
Representatives of Organi-
zations to Press Case Be-
fore Board of Estimate

The fight Of the women's clubs Of
the city for penny lunches for school
children was apparently won yester-
day, when the Board Of Education, with
representatives Of all the women's
clubs in the city present, passed two
resolutions bearing directly on the
lunch question.
One resolution authorized the use
of S49,059 in 1920 for. penny lunches.
The other called the attention of the
Board Of Estimate to an appropriation
of $4,000 in the budget for 1919 for
the establishment Of school lunches.
1t also requested the board to recon-
mend to the Board of Aldermen the
establishment of positions for helpers,
for lack Of which the lunches were
discontinued. Comptroller Craig re-
Gently said that no authority existed
to use the money for positions not
legally created
Aiming S. Prall, president of the
Board Of Education, said that, despite
the unfavorable ruling Of Comptroller
Craig, the appropriations for lunches
would undoubtedly be approved by the
Board of Estimate a week from to-
morrow. 1t then developed that on
that day the various women's clubs in
tend to pack the chamber of the Board
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Income Tax Due ON Dec. Is

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - Warning
TINT December is is the last day for
pavment Of the fourth quarterly In
stallment income tax for 1913 was
issued to-day by the Bureau Of In
ternal Revenue. Persons from whom
payment is due were urged to mail
their remittances Immediately to avoid
accidents and delays occasioned by the
rush of Christmas mail.
"The penalty for failure to pay on
time" said the statement, "is an ad-
ditional assessment of 5 per cent OF
the amount due, plus interest at the
rate of per cent month during the
time it remains unpaid"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11

cision handed down few days ago by
tho Court OF Appeals which gives the
Commissioners Of Accounts the author
ity to make an Investigation OF the
finances of the educational department;
Outside reform school agencies and
other reform organizations have been
Interfering with tho administration OF
affairs Of the Board Of Education over
the school system, and certain per.
sons in the school systems have put
forth every effort to impede the ad.
ministration of affairs by the Board OF
Education"
The Mayor wrote Commissioner OF
Accounts Hirshfeld that PRESIDENT
Prall is very anxious to nave MN
begin the investigation without delay,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Letters Disappear From
Education Board Files
Prall's Correspondence With
Law Department Gone, Hylan
Orders Police to Investigate

Aiming s. Prall, president Of the
Board Of Education, was at loss last
night both as to the contents Of letters
mysteriously taken from his office files
between last Friday night and Mon
day morning and the identity Of the
person or persons who performed the
abstraction.
At Mr.. Prall's request Mayor Hylan
yesterday ordered Police Commissioner
Enright to detail detectives "to de-
tect the culprit or culprits who pilfered
the files" which contained correspond
ence between the Corporation Counsel's
office and the Board Of Education from
January, 1919, to date.
"If you remember" the Mayors let
ter said. "there was an important de-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11

he could not have established children's
lunches in the devastated portions Of
France had the system not been In
force there since 1883.
A request from the League Of
Mothers Clubs in Queens, that penny
lunches be established in the schols
in Queens was also received by the
Board of Education
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
able.
Resolutions Against rogroms
Presented to Lansing

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.--Resolu-
items adopted at mass meetings in New
York and other large cities on Novem-
Der "a. protesting against the recent
poKroms in Ukrainia, in which, it was
sair. 10000 Jewish men, women and
children lost their lives. were present
ed to Secretary Lansing to-day by a
delegation from the American jewish
Congress, headed by Louis Marshall,
chairman Of the Congress.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Women's Club Has Bar
london Forum Provides Best
List of U. s. Cockfa;ls

3 LONDON. Dec. 1O.--The new women,e
cub IN Grosvenor place. the "Forum. =
has an American bar with one of tho
best. lists Of cocktails in the West End
of London.
Gloom Raiser" elephants Kick .
sMonkey's Gland" and "Pussyfootv are
ne. me names Of some of the drinks, saws
Inc Globe" while "Silver Fizs1
jAesaess- Neck !" Widows Kiss. "Ra;n,-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Of Estimate and see that their plea
granted.
Private Funds for HELPERS

The resolutions are expected to give
early relief to 800 children at Public
School 1870, the city's school for de-
iii,nquent boys. and public school for
the deaf at Twenty-third Street and
SECOND Avenue. These schools are
fully equipped for serving lunches,
put have no helpers to serve the
lunches. Because their students are
forced to remain at, the school at the
noon hour the teachers at these two
needed help. Three Of these helpers
have been paid by outside funds, but
shree others remain unpaid
Wnen an attempt WAS made to use
portions Of the $4,000 available for
the lunches it was found that no esti-
mates had been included for providing
nS!pers. An emergency request to that
effect reached the Board Of Estimate
Two days after the budget was closed.
Or. sGustave Straubenmuller, Of tho
department of Education, issued an
order that would stop the lunches on
December "a.
Ihe new requests, If granted, will In
sure. the installation Of penny lunches
IN more than thirty schools next year,
It was stated. yesterday. Public School
~, also for delinquent boys, will prob
ably be the first to receive assistance.
Next will come schools attended by
children whose parents are away work
ing at the noon hour and unable to
provide meals for the children.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
To Test Weight Of Children

Ultimately, 1t is expected to extend
the system to every school where
lunches are needed. This hope is based
on q recent survey made by the Child
Health Organization, which shows that
from 80 to GO per cent of the school
children of the country are under
nourished. 1t is planned to restore
these children to normal vitality and
teach them the proper sort of food to
eat. A pair of scales will be placed in
every school to encourage children to
watch their physical condition by
means of weight tests.
Representatives Of the women's
clubs, who have been urging school
lunches for three years, emphasized
the point that by paying six to ten
cents for their lunches, the children
keep the. lunch system from being
charity and make 1t practically self
supporting. For six cents q child can
get soup, two slices Of bread, and a
dessert. Attention wa also drawn to
a statement by Herbert Hoover that
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-04-12

District Attorney in connection
with the liability of the parish
for the payment of certain labor
accounts contracted by ". II.
Blame on the Jennings Elton
highway during the summer OF
1918. The motion upon being put
was carried.
Resolution.
Be it resolved by the Police Ju-
nv of the Parish of jefferson Da-
Wis. Louisiana, that the following
described route be and the same
is hereby declared public road
and to be known as the Pelican
Highway the said route having
been adopted by the board OF
supervisors of the Pelican Road
District number one OD, to-WIt
Commencing between Sec2l-2Z
r, S. 7 R. ) where Pelican High
wav of Allen Parish interSect>
with jefferson Davis Parish
thence SW about 2 miles paraI-
leling Mo. P. Ry, thence S 3 miles
between sec. 1888 T. S. 7 R. 5 sec
As rs. 8 r. ) and sec SO T. S
g R. ), thence w 2 miles between
sec 8-17 and 7-1S T. S. 8 R. 5
thence S mile between sec 1871;
IT. s. 8 R. ), thence w q mile be
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-04-12
carried.
Resolution.

WHEREAS, this body has been
petitioned by citizens and taXpay-
ers who are owners of livestock
in the parishof Jefferson DAVIS
to use our influence IN having
deferred the day OF dipping as
originally set forth thirty days
hence, in the Parish Of Jefferson
Davis, and
Whereas, we as practical farm
ers and stockOwnerS having the
interest of the Parish of Jefferson
Davis at heart, and realizing mat
because of the severe winter we
are Just emerging from; the scar
city of pasturage, ana the loss be-
cause of heavy rains during The
winter of the rice crop that goes
towards sustaining our cattle
during the winter, we, the Ponce
jury of the Parish Of Jefferson
, Davis do hereby join with the pc
titioners in urging the Live Stock
Sanitary Board of the State OF
Louisiana to. extend the time
thirty days from that originally
set SO as to enable the cattle tC
have an opportunity to Craze anc
regain some of their lost strength
before being put to the arduous
task of dipping.
THEREFORE, be ii resolved
by the Police Jury Of the Parish
of Jefferson Davis, that The Live
Stock Sanitary Board of the State
of Louisiana be requested to dc
fer dipping thirty days, and tina
this resolution be forwarded t(
the Live Stock Sanitary Board by
a committee of citizens Of thI'
parish, who are authorized t(
further urge such extension OF
our behalf and on Denall OF tll'
peOple of this parish.
The above resolution was III
troduced by Mr.. Pitre who moved
it's adoption. The motion for TIT
adoption was seconded by Mr.
Guidry and upon being put wa
carried.
The regular monthly report 0
the Parish Highway Enginee
was submitted and read and or
dered filed.
Ordinance Mo-. ..~..
An ordinance adopting a huds
ct of expenditures and making
appropriations for the year 1915
and repeating all ordinances il
conflict herewith.
The above ordinance was sub
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of Desire Hebert, viz: Louis He
bert, Edward HILBERT and Pru'I@nt
Hebert. and have assessed The
damage to the said heirs at SlOO,
and we most respectfully aSI, that
YOU adopt this report and grant
us the said road. J. A. Gibson,
R. B. Johnson, julie BrouSSard,
Edgar BrouSSard, TheodOle BrouS
sard and 0. Z. BrousSard. Wit
nesses: |. R. Price and Il. f.
Bailey.
Upon roll call the above report
was adopted by vote as follows
Yeas, Nine 90; Nays none lO).
whereupon the said route was de-
cIared a public road and the ex-
preparations as requested were
made.
Moved by Mr.. Pitre and secOn-
ded by Mr.. Guidry, that the clerk
be instructed to confer with the
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heretofore executed a.. ce,..,
surety bond in favor of the mr.!
dent of the Police Jury for t -
faithful performance of his ~ Se
ties as Treasurer of JeffosS w.
Davis Parish, and 'OP
Whereas, The said John ?
Hood has resigned his Office >,
Treasurer of said parish, and
Whereas, the supervisor .,
public accounts has approved n,
balances and books of the s as
John 7. Hood as Treasurer, ''
THEREFORE,, be it resol,.,
by the Police Jury of Jeffprsos
/ Davis Parish, Louisiana, that n,
Clerk and EX-otliclo Recorder /,
and he is hereby authorized .DS
directed to cancel and erase R'
said bond and incumbraOera,,
from the records of said pari,b
The above resolution was y
troduced by Mr.. Pitre who NOV
ed its adoption. The motion f.,
adoption was seconded by N,
Walker and upon being put w,
carried.
age and Per Diem.