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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
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The Era-leader., 1919-01-30

Which said certificate after the de-
laws provided by law have expired,
and in accordance with Section 81 OF
Act 256 of the General Assembly OF
the State of Louisiana for the year
1910, shall be signed by the Secre-
tary of State of the State OF LOUISE
ana. and have attached thereto the
great seal of the State OF Louisiana
The interest coupons attached to SAID
bond shall have printed or engraved
thereon the facsimile signature OF the
President of the Police Jury and the
Secretary thereof.
And when said bonds are thus is
sued and signed and registered by the
Secretary of State, according to law
they shall again be taken into pos
session by the Secretary OF the 70
lice Jury and by him held until ne
gotiated. !,
Section s. Be it further ordained
etc, That when said bonds nave oeen
signed, issued, registered and re
turned to the Secretary OF the 70
lice Jury, they shall be ready for ne
gotiation and shall be negotiated as
the Police Jury shall direct.
Section 6. Be it further ordained
etc, That the Police Jury OF the ras.
ish of Washington, shall annually al
the. same time of other tax levies, IN
accordance with law, in addition te
all other taxes now authorized by the
Constitution and laws, including al
especial tax, levy a tax above all saie |,
taxes sufficient to pay the prlncipa'
and interest Of the bonds herein di
rected to be issued as they may ma
ture: which tax may be levied, i no
already levied, and extended On fhe
assessment rolls at any time prior e
The Era-leader., 1919-01-30
J. ADOLPH PIERCE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WASHINGTON.

Before me, the undersigned au-
thority, personally came and ap-
reared w. E. Banister, Secretary OF
the Police Jury of Washington Par
ish, Louisiana, who, after being duly
sworn, declared:
That the copy Of ordinance Great
ing Road District No. is true and
correct copy of the original ordl-
nance;
That the copy Of Proclamation OF
Notice of Election is true and cor
rect copy of the original Proclama-
ton and Notice of Election;
That the copy Of the PRONUNCIATION
of Election is a true and correct copy
Of the original PRONUNCIATION of Elec-
ton;
That the copy of ordinance author
izing the issuance Of Washington
Parish Road Bonds is true and cor
rect copy of the original ordinance;
That a copy of the Affidavit of
Publisher, showing publication of or
dinance creating Road District No. J.,
of Ordinance of Proclamation and
Notice of Election, and of Ordinance
| Authorizing the Issuance of WASH
ington Parish Road Bonds. is a true
and correct copy of the original affi-
daviat;
And that copy of affidavit made
by the Assessor of Washington Par
ish showing assessed valuation of
taxable property is a true and cor
rect copy of the original affidavit.
W. E. BANISTER.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, on this the 21st day OF January
1919.
J. ADOLpH PIERCE.
Deputy Clerk Of Court and Ex-Of
1 fieio Notary Public.
The Era-leader., 1919-01-30


r p Starns. members from Fourth
Ward
Walter Green, memcer from f1fth
Ward.
John C. Green, member from Sixth
Ward.
Louis Grain, member from Seventh
Ward
s, S. Thomas, member from Eighth
Ward.
n T. Roberts, member from Ninth
Ward.
Total-l0.
The following members voted II
the negative: None.
Absent. Il. "he'"'' '''>A'''N@
from Fcurth "arN' =,
And the IfeS1oei' "'' ''''' ~ "
ordinance duiy aoopIeo' !
Ihereupch the feII''ei' > Pl.'>
and voting each place" '''''A '7'
ture TO the Salu or"IIi"''N'' >'''" ~ '''
ordered promulgated
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WASHiNH1oA'
+ Before me, the undersigned 2H-
thority, personally came aho ap-
peared. Mrs. J. Vol Brock, pUollshec
of the E;ra-Leader, the, official jour
nal Of the Parish Of Washington pup
lished weekly il the Town OF fianH-
linton, La, who after he'hE S"oln'
says that the various ordinances O
| the Police jury OF "hIe" V''e ''00'e
is true copy, hereinahove shown IN
detail, were published on the GATES
+ as follows:
First-Ordinarc creating Road
District No. |, published on the 18Th
day OF June 1910
Second---Vro'hahce u Fi'''''''''
tloh ol c'ec'io'i anu ''o'i.
| published from the ll1h Gay ol '"'|'
1918, to the END day OF August
1919, inclusive.
Third - Ordinance pro"".s%tins :
the returns Of the election, pU0Hsheo
on the 18th day of September, 1910
F0urth-Urdlnance au'hoI.A-hE '"s
issuance ol " "oN'''s' 'o'' ,-n
J D0i'''' p''.a .a.n
MRS. ! VOL BROCK.
Co,n ~ ord subscribed before N,
a., ,7,4 1o,. of 1o,,,ar-, 1919
~ nfACEE w OFT
The Era-leader., 1919-01-30
Secretary of State"

tho final collection Of taxes due ior
that particular year; and when col
lected. shall be used for no othef
nurposes than retiring maturing
bonds.
Section 7. Be it further ordained,
etc. That the Secretary Of the foi'ce
Jury shall cause the original OF thlS
ordinance to be recorded in the mort
gage Records of the Parish OF WASH
ington, and also published in the Era
Leader, the official journal OF the
Parish of Washington, according 10
law and Act No. 256 of the Acts OF
the General Assembly of the State
of Louisiana for the year 1910, anc
amendments.
]. P. STARNS,
I G. M. TATE,
WALTER GREEN.
T. B. ROBERTS
LOUIS GRAIN,
T. D. FOIL,
]. C. GREEN.
J. R. LESLIE,
President.
Attest:
DELos R. JOHNSON,
ELSIE LETCHWoRTH.
| The roll being called the vote wa
as follows:
The following members voted /
the affirmative:
R. Fl. Spring, member from firS
| Ward.
G. NJ. Tate, member from Secon
| Ward.
! T. D. Foil, member from Thir
4 Ward.
J. r. Leslie, President. membt
4 from Fourth Ward.
The Era-leader., 1919-01-30
limited STATES OF AMERICA
PARISH OF WASHINGTON
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BOND OF THE PARISH OF WASfNGToN +
STATE OF LOUISIANA ~
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS mat 'oe "s I ; u @
ngton' a polOc"i SUOul ~ 10 hs ~ +bo .-.~... day Of
' One Thousand Nine Hundred and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ono Thousand Isl 900 Dollars lawful money OF the oe" o
, with interest thereon at OF five 90 per cenum per
annum from the s day October 1918 payable on the S' Gay "
and miannuay thereafter each and every year. upon
nd of he common hereto attached shall mature Inc S
d in+erest on this bond being payable the office OF the
Tnr Of the Parish Washington at Frankmon IN sad faS
tba washington Bank and at the option OF the
Th bord one of series hundred bonds OF the denon'
; Of One Thousand Dollars numbered from one ~ 10
hundred (5OO inclusive, issued by the Parsh OF "sSl's
; ss representing an Indebtedness incurred IN the CONSTRUCTOR
Of system of public the bridges thereon sa rn "
noon and issued accordance with the provisions OF ce zo Wv
Constitution of the State louisiana adopted IN 1898 ana lo
NJ oto @ tbe General Assembly for the year 1872 a al
election on Tuesday day of August 1915 on the question
M rorortv taxpavers of said held canvassed and the
rons declared and promulgated registered all accoros 10 "
ornp such issue; election there was no contest ana "
lawfully be made H.. e orIroroo No - of
the Police Jury Parish Of Washington State OF L0a, @
d on the b day of October and recorded IN the 0f
gage Office OF State Of Louisiana - -
% , President of the said Police jury -
have signed this bond along the Secretary OF the P0nee Jury
~ e ~ likewise authorized and sealed the same IN ace
cordance with law, this the DAY 0l --'
A d. Nineteen Hundred and
president Of the Police Jury of the Parish Of Washington State OF
Secretary.
INTEREST COUPON
IN day OF 80
ho Perish of lawful political SUBDIVISION u "' '
the Parsh VI "asnihs0 Dollars
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rb bond shall be signed by President OF the Poe Jury m
and tho said officers hereby required ITO nave wi''en' ~
~.yod On the reverse said bonds the following cer'ie"'
"Tbis bond secured by Registered on the wy
ofS Sttp'
The Era-leader., 1919-01-30

shall begin to mature on the lst day
Of October, 1919, and shall become
dne and payable each year thereafter
The Era-leader., 1919-01-30

until and including the 1st day OF
October, 1943, and shall be in num-
hers and amounts as follows:
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15

Before Judge Donald T. Warner at the short calendar and motion list session of the superior court here on Friday morning. Temporary Receiver Robert W. Perkins of the Shore Line Electric Railway company was con- frnea as permanent receiver for four months from Oct. t7, 1919. and author izsa to operate lines leased by the Shore Line Electric Railway Go. until such time as said receiver shall be able to determine whether to accept or an- nui any such leases or until further erser of thls court In the premises The receiver is authorized to employ council and any employment of conn-. ell 'heretefere made by tho temporary receiver Is hereby ratified and con Hrmed. Fsur months from Dec. l. 1919, s given as the time for the presenta- iien e the receiver of claims against ths corporation. The october ac- count of tho receiver was presenteu Tn couYt and approved.
 Judgment hy stipulation for siT.Sfs.- g y,as granted in the case Of Scott. et s1 VIZ National Electric Bulletin Ccrpcgation of tbia city in the sup5r- for court h Norwich this n2crnlng sThe suit vas tc recover payment cL 7-c.es sscrred hy raortgases on rrop- erty in the plaRt Of the company at Port Neck.
 @r',srs was @ haaring n the case ot ree6 vs. The GFei0n Iron works ana Road VI ReDfgt Palmer G Son SesF- suils'na snd Marine Railway Co ane
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15
THRIFT IN PLANS FOR
 THANKSGIVING IN SCHOOLS

Thrift is to have notable part in the plans for Thanksgiving observance in the public and parochial schools of
 he state. The thrift idea will be em- 1i'rsized in various ways, through days, pageants, drills. recitations and songs, the aim in All cases being to demonstrate that thrift is the truest expression of thanksgiving and that the things in life worth having cannot be obtained without a struggle; the practice of thrift being of vital impor- tance in their achievement, To CO., operate with the efforts of the Con necticut war savings committee, school principals are being asked to plan their Thanksgiving programs with this end in view.
 The public. private and paroehial schools have taken part in the thrift and war savings stamp campaign. Proof that the lessons learned during the war have not been forgotten is strongly indicated by weekly renorts from all sections of the state. Com parison of reports show that Ansonia, although by ne means large city, is
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15
PERMANENT RECEIVER FOR TROLLEY co.

the report of the committee was ac cepted, an allowance of $400 was made to each of the three appra isers and an allowance of $1.000 was granted to. -At-l torney Thomas F. ,TFofands the com mittee.
 Action as indicated was taken on the lowing, matters on the motion list:
 Mary P. Crandall vs. Moves B. Cran- dall, that execution be ordered issued in amount of $2i0. postponed; Hofen- stein vs, Goldberg. alias Hen3el. for judgment for defendant on the ground that 1t has been agreed by the plain tiff to discontinue the case in respect to the first count and that 8 denur rer to the seeSnd count was Snafain- cd January l9, s1917, and no @further pleading has been made by the plain tiff, postponed; motion for leave to file an answer to the first count. one week to answer. or Ale substitute com pinint,
 In Bishop yp. .Gyoton Savings banls the judge took the papers after fsar- ing the ar9uInea$s application of Gopp. A8rar., estates of John sands pia- na BenhaIrl 10, be Easa6e partY deferd- ant T. g. Trust Ce Of EoW yagE. et al. E.xrs vs. shore Line Electric R&il- way Co. application of lanes r. Sex son to sfe raae5@sF. pase1ancd Ia-
 neY Es k3anhltss, H-zx sslil for 1ailgra ts pieRd. went afi E6se.ts vs geeers,. irdgrent OF Disa.s4a soata= mas-s f0S.R8Red 3ssllsll 4, Fog ss vs- 2qfesta, et3 al 3sfanlt e6e tAiiHre to plead. aosspenez; tltss J. pas,rs | Vs FcTasia. eE el. 02ianit for faiEtge
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15

SAsln, velvet, taifeta. serge or sahar- Cine could be used for this model The tunlc portions may he of contrasting material. Blue satin, with bands of embroidery, or brown taReta with scorgeite in a matched shade, could be emitted.
 %rhe pattern is cut In three sizes: is 5S aNd 20 years. Size ig will require hn yards of ig-ineh material. Width O; foundation at lower edge is 1h yaras.
 A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address oh receipt of 10 cents In sIl9er. or one and two cent stamps.
 Order through The Bulletin Company, Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15

making a wonderful record in this re- spect and in ratio to population easily leads the state, while the October re- port f~"cn the Bridgeport schools show investment of over $2c900 in thrif war savings stamps Week ly reports from other cities indicate similar good work and the country
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15
BEETS, bunch. ...... Sc EGG PLANT, ID. .... 15c

vs. Wheeler; Paracenti vs. CeccarelH.
 Thursday. Nov, 2O-Bill vs. city of Norwich; HYder vs. Avery; Perrin vs. Chiaponi; Chase vs. Chase (nisi) l; Burdick ct al. vs. Swan, adrnr,, appeal from probate
 Friday, Nov. 2f-Short calendar, bar
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15
meeting and assignment of cases.
servios at voluntow,

Rev. Daniel Trick, pastor of tf.s Federated church in Norwich, will conduct service at Voluntown Sun-- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15

the superior court short calendar ses- sion.
 Tuesday, Nov. 1S Con triaD- Moran, admr. vs. Bradford. admr
 Wednesday, Nov. 19-O'ConrTr, admr vs. Zavaritis; Barber vs. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.,; Sullivan
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15

schools are also maintaining fine rec ords in this respect.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15
CASES ASSIGNED FOR
 SUPERIOR COURT JURY

The following jury assignments for tria lin Norwich were made Friday at
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29
HIGH WAGES FAIL ID
 HOLD MEN WORKING
 IN ARIZONA FOREST

R. c. Pickering returned yesterday from the White Mountains where he has been employed in the construction of the plant of the Apache Lumber company. This company is part Of the holdings of the Pollocks, who also own the railroad which has been built 75 miles south of Holbrook into the greatest virgin forest of the United States. Not a foot of lumber had ever been taken out of it except what was used in the construction of the plant.
 About 300 men are employed there now. but within the last two months there have been 1000 employed there In spite of higher wages than many of them had ever received and the good board furnished them, this remarkable turnover has taken place. Men would come and work ten days or more, sand then with an accumulation of $50 or $50 they would start somewhere else
 Range conditions through the north ern country, said MT. Pickering, are better than they have been within the memory of the oldest white man. The grass on the winter ranges is from two and a half to three feet high all the way between Gallup, N. NJ, and Flagstaff. and almost anywhere in that vast area hay may be cut. The stock is making no inroads upon these ranges as it Is mostly in the noun tains where range conditions are also unprecedentedly good.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29
ILL HEAL HI CAUSES OLD MAN TO END H|S
 LIFE WITH BULLET

Craftily planning his exit from life so that the noise Of passing motor cycle would drown the report of the shot, D. s. Ritchie, aged 7S, lodger It the O. K Rooming house, 127 South Second street, committed suicide some time late yesterday afternoon. An au- tomatic pistol pointed in his mouth, served to blow off the top of the aged mans head and cause death instantly. Poor health is thought to be the cause of the suicide.
 The first intimation which John 0verholt, proprietor of the house, had that there had been suicide, came when he was passing through the porch where Ritchie slept. He noticed he was lying in a peculiar position and made the remark that a man with his head hanging over the edge of a bed, would soon strangle. Coming back in a few minutes, he noticed that the aged man had not changed his position. About that time a small dog came out from under the bed, covered with blood. An investigation disclosed the tragedy.
 It was evident from the position in which Ritchie was lying that he sat on the edge of the bed, placed the auto matic to his mouth and pulled the trig- ger. The force of the 3S calibre bullet threw his body back so that his head hung over the side.
 According to others at the rooming house, Ritchie came there about two weeks ago from Jerome where he had lived for several months. Prior to that time he had evidently lived in Needles, California, as a bank book from the Bank of Needles was found among his effects. He had never received any mali while here as far as the proprietor of the rooming house knew, and there was
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29
AUTO STAGES LEAVE
 FUR THE COAST TODAY

Two stages of the Union Auto Trans
 portation company will leave Phoenix
 at Il o'clock today for Los Angeles, 1t was announced last night.
 Twelve people had been booked for
 the overland trip to the coast yester- day but as half of them backed out after learning that movement was on foot to settle the strike, the auto trip was abandoned.
 However, it was stated positively that two stages would leave this morn | ing with almost all places in the cars taken. Eight passengers for the re- turn trip from Los Angeles have been booked by wire, it was stated.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29
ORE NOW IN SIGHT
 E go AND NDT S80

In yesterdays Republican an error of importance occurred in the adver- tisement of the Arizona Globe Copper company. A statement was made in the copy to the effect that "there are approximately 50,000 tons of s20 ore now in sight,
 Through The Republicans error this was misstated as being 1880 ore now in sight" This statement is made to cor rect the wrong impression which would be given by yesterdays advertisement The advertisement, corrected, appears in this issue
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29
HELD ON CHARGE IF
 SHEEP STEALING

Justice De Souza yesterday held J. J. Newman to the superior court on the charge of sheep stealing. He had been given his preliminary examination along with Roy Sweat the day before ment
 The case against Sweat was dis miseed. The only evidence against him was that of Perry Roach who admitted that he was member of the sheep stealing gang, and as that was cor roboratory of nothing. it was not re- garded. Even as corroborating evi- dence, 1t would not have been of much weight. on account of the manner of Roach who was uncertain as to every statement he made.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29
cordial invitation is extended to every

cordial invitation is extended to every one to come to see the exhibit.
 The persons who have received in- structions in the Opportunity school have expressed themselves to the di- rector of vocational education in the following appreciative manner:
 Dear Dr. Blome:
 We wish to express our thanks for the opportunity afforded us of receiv- ing most excellent instruction in the art of dressmaking and millinery, and we appreciate especially the privilege of attending the classes at any time convenient to each individual. The school is well named, and we sincerely trust it may become permanent part of the educational system of Phoenix.
 Very truly yours,
 THE MEMBERS OF THE DRESS
 MAKING AND MILLINER r
 GLASSES.
 The Opportunity school has been in- corporated into the Phoenix public school system and is directly under it's management.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29
EXHIBIT TDNGHT OF
 WORK DUNE 1T THE
 OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL

The Opportunity school, held during the summer at the Monroe school building. win close for short vaca- tion at the end of this week, to start again at the opening of the city schools, September 15.
 There will be exhibited at the Monroe school on the evening of August 2s from to 10 o'clock. work done in drezsmaking and millinery under the direction of Mrs. Frieda Bourn, A
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29

nothing to indicate among his effects as to whether he has any relatives, or the location of his home.
 The body is being held at Moore and McLellan's pending an attempt to get trace of friends or relatives
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29

Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican Wa vill cnsi4rt later Phone 4531.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29

Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican We win cnIiart later
 Phone <ss1
Arizona republican., 1919-08-29

Use The Republican Classified Pages for results-Read for Profit
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-02-28
B0SCHEE's SYRUP

Why use ordinary cough remedies
when Boschee's Syrup has been used
so successfully for tifty-one years in
all parts of the United States for
coughs, bronchitis, colds settled in the
throat, especially lung troubles? 1t
gives the patient a good nights rest.
free from coughing, with easy expec-
toration in the morning, gives nature
a chance to soothe the inflamed parts,
throw off the disease, helping the pa
tient to regain his health. Made in
America and sold for more than half
a century.-Adv.