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The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

examination.
Mrs. Dave Gottlieb entertained at
;tl elaborate dinner in honor of her
husbands 10Th birthday. Those pres
ont We're:
Mr. and Mrs Leo Gottlieb of Coke
date; Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Rosen-
valid, of Las Vegas, y. NJ; Or. and
Mrs. u. H. Gottlieb, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
j, Goldsmith, Rabbi and Mrs. Wolfe
Macht, Mr.. Sol Jaffa. Mr.. A. Fl. Min
ton, Mr.. Leopold Goldsmith, Mrs.
Jacob Sanders.
Mrs. Simon Sanders returned from
Pueblo after short visit with her
daughter, Mrs Joseph Elliot and fam
lily. June Z. She will return to Pu-
obIo and join her daughter and two
children on trip to California
Mr.. Leopold Sanders and brother
Mr.. Gilbert Sanders returned from u
short visit with their sister. Mrs.
Joseph Elliot of Pueblo.
Mrs Jacob Sanders ana Mrs ID. Fl.
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Grosser.

Grosser.
Sergt. Alvin Mansbach has returned
after receiving his honorable dis
charge from service and will make
his home with his sister. Mrs. H. J..
Kahn. Sergt. Mansbach will visit
with his parents in Albuerque for n
week before returning here permanent
~.
Mr.. Arthur Prayer Of Albuquerque
spent u few days on business here,
visiting his mother
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Gottlieb will entertain the ]. G. and
y. e. C. clubs jointly next Thursday.
They will also have u few of their,
friends who are pon-members. in hon
or of Mrs Gilbert Rosenwald of Las
Vegas. New Mexico.
Mrs. Nathan Hausinan and little
daughter left for visit to Denver
and Kansas.
Mrs. Max Strassburg is in DcnveY
visiting her mother. Mrs. Laura
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
st. Louis.

Mr.. and Mrs. james W. Hellman. of
Los Angeles. leave Monday morning
to visit in Kansas City and Denver.
after ten days stay with their st
Louis relatives and friends Many
social functions were given in their
honor
welcome from her many friends, after
her return from Il years service
abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wolff are in
Colorado Springs, where they joined
their son. Walter, to spend some time
with him.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
PRAISE FOB A COLORADO BOY

Mr.. $. Baron received the following
letter of praise from his sons COM
Dlanding officer. Such words of COM
pcndation are sweet to all who know
the young man:
Arrentieres, France,
April 10Th. 1919
Mr.. S. Baron,
Dillon, Colorado.
My dear Mr.. Baron IL wish to
drop you word in appreciation OF
the services. of your son, Corp. Harry
Il Baron, of my headquarters.
The service of your son while under
my command was of the highest. He
has always shown himself to be boy
of high standards, and it has been 4
pleasure for me to have him with us.
He; ;undoubtly deserved a much high
er rank than the one which he now
holds. but, ii seems that conditions
have been adverse to his advancement;
tho no fault of his own
You have every right to be extreme
ly proud of your sons work.
With kindast personal regards for
yourself and family I beg to remain,
Sincerely yours,
H. E. LONABAUGH.
Major, I. a.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

The National Convention Of the Tn
ion of Orthodox Jewish Congregations
of America will luke xpiicc on June
8, and 9rnt the Spanish and Portu,
Suese' synqgog. serentietil street and
Central Park West, tyeM York City.
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OF HUNGARIAN
JEWS DESIRE TO LEAVE
HUNGARY.

London.-The Daily Jewish news
paper of Budapest has been stopped
by the government. In spite of the
fact shat the Hungarian government
has promised not TO expel~ the Ga
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

Mr., and Mrs. Alex Gross have de-
parted for an extended Eastern trip
They will visit in Minneapolis Chi
cago and New York.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

I'cian refugees there is great unrest
among the Jews. They are greatly in
fear of pogroms and famine Thou
sands of Jews are anxious to leave
Hungary. but they cannot receive per-
mission.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

Mrs. Sidney Kohn is spending few
weeks ut Idaho Springs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

He who respects others is respected
by thenf.-Mencius. T.,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

Mrs. Adolph Neidlingcr and her
daughter. Miss Stella Ncidlingcr. will
city. to visit her mother. brother- aud
sisters, and will be away tiirce months.
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| S-
bye.
Mrs. Joseph sigmund will entertain
the Thursday club this week.
Mrs. Phoebe Sommers is expected
home from an extended Eastern visit.
Mrs a. Lutz of Los Angeles is Wis
iting relatives in the city.
Miss Berniee Guggenleim spent last
week at Estes Park. She returned in
time for the May fete at the State
University. which occurred last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. ID. Barnett leave
ottend the graduation of their son
Stanley from the Culver Military
academy They will visit other East
trn cities.
Among those who will motor to col
orado Springs Decoration Day are
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lowenheim. and DIR.
and Mrs. Haskell COIN. They will
spend the week end at the BroadmoOr.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Anfcnger has been called
to Fort Worth again by her mothers
serious illness.
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Eichberg have
moved to their new home.
Iii - II
The many friends of Mr. Henry
Winter will regret to hear of his very
serious illness. and hope for Il speedy
recovery.
Miriam Harris, who remained in
Omaha to finish the school year. is
expected to reach Denver Friday.
Judge and Mrs. Ira Rotheerbcr will
bc the hosts at Il beautifully dinner
Thursday evening.
Ill Mr.. Sam Sherman was the inspi'
ration for an elaborate dinner party
Sunday, May %, at the home of Mr.
ind Mrs. Harry Rosenblum.
| Mr. anu MIS-. VIII SnernEtl WcTt
} the hosts of very large and elaborate
. welcome home party, Sunday, May Is
in honor of their son Sam, who has re-
turned from service. The house wa;
beautifully decorated and supper was
, served the hundred guests. who en-
joyed the hospitality of their hosts.
! An appeal for the war. sufferers was
made by Mr.. ]. Lesson and SO was
raised.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lowcnheim were
the hosts ut a dinner Saturday even
: ing. Covers were aid for sixteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Feinberg. 1917 L. I'D
avenue. announce the confirmation of
, their daughter Esther. at Il. NJ. II.
synagog. Wednesday, June 4. They
will be at home to their friends Sun,
day, June S.
Mr.. Morris Rodman is recovering
from his recent serious inness.
Mrs. AdoIph Neidlingcr and her
daughter. Miss Stella Ncidlinger. will
leave Denver, June /, for New York
city, to visit her mother. brother- aud
sisters, and will be away thrce months.
: Mrs. Sidney kohn is spending n few
, weeks ut Idaho Springs.
Mr., and Mrs. Alex Gross have de-
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

Mr.. Morris Rodrnan is rccuverin:
from his recent serious inness.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28
Social Neus

(All contributions for this column must
reach this office by !: o'clock tuesday,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. \. Feinberg. 1917 l.. ~,
avenue. announce the confirmation OF
their daughter Esther. ut Il. NJ. L..
synagog. Wednesday, June i. They
will he at home to their friends Sun
day, June S.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

Mr.. Sam Sherman was the inspt'
ration for an elaborate dinner party
Sunday, May p, ut the home of Mr.
ind Mrs. Harry Rosenblum.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-28

Judge and Mrs. Ira Rotheerbcr Will
bc the hosts at II beautifully dinner
Thursday evening.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-18
DARON-A AUSTIN.

A wedding of local interest occurr-
ed in Waveland, Miss, Sunday even
ing at 7 o'clock at the church OF st.
Claire, when Mr.. Lee B. Daron, OF
Bay st. Louis, and Miss Frances Aus
tin, of New Orleans, were united
in the holy bonds Of matrimony, Rev.
Father Costello, resident pastor, per-
forming the ceremony, in the pres
ence of the immediate relatives only
After the ceremony the party was
driven to their home in Union street,
where they will make their home IN
future.
The bride is the accomplished and
attractive young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Austin, of New Orleans,
while the groom is son of Mrs.
(Widow) P. j. Daron, of Lucy, La.
He is prominently connected with the
Bay Jewelry Store, of Bay st. Louis,
and during his comparative short
residence here has made many friends
both in business and social circles.
He is an exemplary young man and
deserving of the fair lady whose hand
| he has won.
The Echo extends its best wishes
and congratulations.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-18
CENIN-LANDREAUx.

Mr.. Robert L. Genin and Mrs. Lu-
Gle Landreaux, both of Bay st. Louis,
were quietly married at the church
of Our Lady. of the Gulf Thursday af-
ternoon. October 16, 1919, at 4:3o
o'clock. in the presence of members
of the family. Rev. Father j. A..
Gmelch performed the ceremony.
Owing to recent death in the brides
family the wedding was as quiet as
possible. The attendants were Mr.
E. J. Gex, Miss Vivian Ducatel and
Mr.. Charles Genin.
After the ceremony the bridal
party were driven to Waveland, from
which place the train was boarded
for New Orleans, where Mr.. and Mrs;
Genin registered at the Grunwaia
Hotel for a short stay.
The bride is most accomplished
and lovable young woman, with many
friends wherever known.
She is a daughter of the late l.. M.
Gex and Mrs M. Victoria Gex.
The groom is a well-known attor-
ney of this city, and is the member
from Hancock County to the Legls-
lature; he is a prominent citizen and
identified with every best interest OF
both city and county, and has served
both in various official capacities.
The Echo joins their many friends
here and elsewhere in extending best
wishes for long and happy journey
through life.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-18
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF
THE KILN CLUB.

1.-The corporate title OF said COM
pany is THE KILN CLUB.
.2.-The names of the incorporators
are: A. A. Brooks, postoffice, Kiln,
Miss; J. R. Birch, postoffice, Kiln,
diss.; Wilford Rowan, postoffice, Kiln,
Miss; Joe Roddie, postoffice, Kiln,
Miss. Ladner Nicaise, postoffice, Kiln,
Miss.
3.-The domicile is at Kiln, Miss.
Amount of capital stock, none.
5.-The par value of shares, none:
e.-The period of existence tnot
to exceed fifty years. is SO years.
THE purpose for which 1t is
created: To encourage athletics ana
to afford amusement to its members,
and to afford a place of recreation
and reading room for the members.
8.-The right and powers that may
be exercised by this corporation are
those conferred by the provisions OF
Chapter "a, Mississippi Code, 1916.
A. A. BROOKS,
| J. R. BIRCH,
WILFRED ROWAN,
J. D. RODDIE,
| LANDER NICAISE.
Incorporators.
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ua~or w. Webb In Receipt of Two Lex
..rsone from CONGRESSMAN Johnston
and the Other From p. o. Dept

The following letters received by MaSor
r. w Webb from Washington feW oa.sa
since are self e xplanatory. An inspecao,,
to look over the local situation IS sxpecu u
daily Mayor Webb has Interested hlf
self actively in the matter and NE h9b
to see free mail delivery established he1
as early as possible.
Copes of the letters foiio"'
House of Representatives !
Committee on Public Lands ~
Washington j.. c., October Z, 1Jls.)
Mr. X. W. Webb,
Bay ST. Lous, mississippi
Dear Bob:--I have your letter reiatise y.
Lous and in reply, | beg to adyIse you, !
have succeeded III having the Df parlihss.a. Ns.
TO instruct the Inspector to visit your eit!
right away, with the view to q taDtlsnils
the service wanted. if. however,, the conai-
tions will Justify same. / hope the inspe.
tor will be able to make fay0 able report.
| With every good wish. L am.
Your friend.
PAUL w. UOHNSoA.
Post ONCE Department.
1st Assistant Postmaster Gn4nerail
washington, D. c., October s. 1910)
| Hon r. w. Webb, Mayor,
/ Bay St Louis, Miss.
| My Dear Mr.. Webb - -.
/ With reference to your. interest IN the
! matter of establishing ei fy delivery seTsie'
ut Bay ST Lous, Missis 6ippi, you are IL
I formed that the Chief l.nspuctor has loaa
i detailed an inspecto 70 make an insesIi
bility of inangurati ng city delivery ssr
vice Upon receipt II the inspector repoI
! shall be glad TO advise youe
Very truly yours,
ID. C. ku 0NS,
| First Assist ant gostmastt Genesai.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-18

State purposes and shal De pald INTO
the State Treasury.
Ordered that a tax of ten 1O1
mills be and is hereby levied on all
property in Kiln Consolidated School
District, described as follows, to-wit: !:
In Township 7 S. r. Ia W.-Sec-
tions fractional %, %, "a, 25, 26, J.
B. Cuevas Claim, Section 81, tract
ional Sec. 2S, j. B. Ladser Claim,
Sections 40, J. B. Necaise Claim, Sec
ton 50. Sections 80, 81, 80, 33, "a,
ional Sec. 28, j. B. Ladner Claim,
In Township S. r. Is w. Sec
tions Is, IA, Is, 16, II, IS, 10, 20,
21, %, %, "a, rs, 26, q, %, 20, 80,
81, 80, 33, 81, 35, SO.
T. s S. R. Ia w. Sections 1, 2, 8,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 10, II, j. B. Ladner
Claim No. %, Noel Jordan Claim No.
81.
t. 8 S. R. Is w. Sections 1, 2. 8,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, IL, IL, 16, II, 18,
and to be deposited in County Treas
ury to credit of Kiln Consolidated
School Funds
Ordered Dy the Board that tax
of ten (10) mills be and is hereby le-
We'd on all property in Sellers Con-
solidated School District, described
as follows, to-wit:
All T. 5. R. except Section IL,
18, 19 and 20, and all Sections l and
2 except w 1-2 of SW IA T. 6 S. R.
IA W., TO be deposited in County
Treasury to the credit if Sellers
Consolidated School Fund.
Ordered that a tax of twenty (2O)
mills be and is hereby levied on all
property in Dedeaux Consolidated
School District, described as follows,
to-wit:
w. 1-2 IF the SW IA of Section
IS, all of Sections 3, 10, Il, 12, :3,
IA, Is, %, "a, 25, 26, 33, "a, 35, sc,
T. 6 S. O. IA w, Sections /, 2, 8, a,
8, 10, II and u, I. S. R. IA W., to
be deposited in County Treasury to
the credit of the Dedeaux Consoli-
dated School Fund
Ordered by the Board that tax
of ten (10) mills be and is hereby le
We'd on all property in Gulf View
Consolidated School District, des-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
SW Ia of Section 9, w 12 Sec
ton 16, all Sections Z, 9, 18, 49,,
George Mass Claim, Sections 80, 20
and 81, all T. S: R. Ia West, all
Sections and 10, T. 10 S. r. IA w.
all of Sections II, 13, "a and all of
Peese Claim, Section So, all 7. 9 S.
r. is W., all of Sections 1, 3, II and
13 in T. 10 S. R. Is, all Sections 10
and II in T. 8 S. R. 5 W., to be de-
posted in County Treasury to the
credit of Gulf View Consolidated
School Fund.
Ordered by the Board that the
following amounts be allowed and
Treasurypaid out of the General,
Caunty Fund for attendance for att
tendance and mileage to the mem
haTS apd offioars-
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OFFICIAL LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS
HANCOCK COUNTY FAIR, OCT. 9.

'G. w. Oneal, Sellers, End.
57-Best collection of canned
fruits: Miss Cordelia Bilbo, Caesar,
1st.
5S-Best canned tomatoes: Mrs.
Tony Ladner, Kiln, 1st; Mrs. H. T.
Seals, Kiln, End.
59-Best canned okra: Mrs. E. E.
Mitchell, Flat Top, 1st; Mrs. Aldrich,
Kiln, End.
60-Best canned corn: Mrs. Al
drich, Kiln, 1st.
61-Best display of canned vegeta-
bles Mrs. Aldrich, Kiln, 1st; Mrs. G.
w. Oneal, Sellers, End.
62-Best pair of Rhode Islard Red
chickens: Mrs. S. j. Saucier Bay st.
Louis, 1st.
63-Best pair of White Leghorns
chickens: Mr.. w. B. Stout, Bay st.
Louis, 1st.
64-Best pair of White Rocks: Mr..
C. Eustis, Waveland, 1st.
Textile Deartment.
Blue Ribbons are awarded for the
following:
Colored luncheon and doiley set,
Mrs. T. B. Clifford.
White embroidered set, Miss vicky
Gex.
Butterfly sofa pillow, Mrs W. J.
jerks.
Gross stitch sofa pillow Mrs. w.
w. jerks.
Lace Flounce, Mrs. w. w. jerks.
Dutch pillow cover, Mrs. w. W.
jerks.
One piece of Hardinger embroide-
ry, Mrs. w. w. jerks.
One towel, crotcheted ends, Hat
tie B. Lee.
Crocheted bed spread, Mrs. E. M.
Plunkett, II years old.
Crotcheted bed spread and pillow
cases, Mrs. Fl. S. Saucier.
One patch work quilt, Mrs. NJ. l..
Jemison.
Crazy worked quilt, silk, Mrs. B.
R. Engman.
One large table cloth, hand embroi-
dered, Miss Vicky Gex.
White table cover, Mrs. Forest Sau-
cier.
Colored pillow cover. A. E. Sau-
cier.
Six hand-embroidered handker-
chiefs, Mrs. w. J. Gex.
Crotcheted luncheon set, two size,
doilies, Mrs. L. Landreaux.
Braid and crotcheted set, two-slze
doilies, Miss Vicky Gex.
One colored pillow, Miss '. Gex.
Dutch baby quilt, Mrs. E. j. Gex.
Embroidered t1wel, Miss V. Gex.
Child's dress hand embroidered,
Mrs. E. j. Gex.
Embroidered table cover, Miss v.
g l1,5I0 u o-IsSCa
Miss v. G ex. - y
Embroidered child's dress, Mrs. 4.
64-Best art exhibit: Sellers Con-
solidated School, 1st; Kiln Consoh-
dated School, End; Westonia School,
65-Best general exhibit: Kiln
Consolidated School, 1st; Sellers Con
solidate school, End; Westonia
School, 3rd.
66-Best booklet on geography !:
Eveline Dubison, Kiln, lst; 'ac.A
Lott. Kiln, End; Carmen SWANSON
Kiln, 3rd.
67-Best complete map of Mlssls-
sippi: Orvella Smith, sellers, lst; Ed
ma Lott, Kiln, End; Gladys Smith, oei-
lers, 3rd. =,
6s-Best u. S. map, featuring IN
dustrial centers: Alice ERWIN, kiin'
1st.
6e-Best general exhibit of domes,
tic science work; Kiln ConsolldaIeo
School. 1st.
7O-Best general exhibit OF manua
training: Kiln Consolidated School.
decomposition work: SubJect
can Ideal School System for Hancoci
| County" Kiln Consolidated Schooi
| 1st: Kiln Consolidated School, 2nd.
After the judging of the babes
for the baby show, the following de
cisions were made. These babies re
pistered two hundred per cent per
Kermit Curtis Oneal, Sellers.
| Fred Saucier, Amer.
Dudley Koch, Logtown.
| Clarence Richard Bilbo, Logto"n
Laurin Gutierrez, Logtown.
| Fred Wright, Jr., Bay st: LOUIS, g.
Clarence Edward Mitchell, Bay 81
Louis. - ,.,In ho
ibies of Hancock county.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-10-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

State of Mississippi
County Of Hancock.
This day personally appeared be-
fore me, the undersigned authority,
A. A. Brooks, ]. r Birch. Wilford
Rowan, Joe Roddie and Lander Nj
|caise. incorporators of the corporation
known as The Kiln Club, who acknow-
ledged that they signed and executed
the above and foregoing articles OF
incorporation n thir act and deed on
| this the 7th day Of August, 1919.
+. FUENTE, J. r, 4th Dist.
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Ordered by the Board that the fol
lowing amounts be allowed and paid
out of the General County Fund, as
DER bills on file, examined and ap-
s proved:
! ]. A. Breath, fee In State eese ~
Sec. 2182. Code 1906 3.4o
w. Vairin, fees IN State
cases. S. 2182, Code 1906, 5.5o
Raw st. Louis, Miss, October Term,
1919.
Hon. Board of Supervisors, cen
tlamen: | have examined the roads
and bridges in Beat No. 3, and ma
roads in passable condition; on the
bridge near Ursin Garrlga is III pa
shape, and will have to be repaITeu' repair
Oh" 80 ~ RICHARD SMITH.
Bav st. Louis, Miss, Oct. T. 1919.
I have inspected the roads IN my
Rea+ and find them in very good con-
dition. except Mill Creek, ana It Is
oarJn,oncd oo,,Jn J. B. WHEAT,
8 '0'i ~ - Beat No. 2.
Pow ST Louis. Miss, Oct. Z, 1919.
To the Honorable Board OF super
visors OF Hancock County =
Gentlemen: l have examined the
.oads in nv beat and find same IN
oads in nv Beat and find same IN
fair condition. JOS. l.. FAV kh'
g" Member B. of S. Beat No; D.
Hon BOARD of Supervisors of Han
,ock County, Miss. a.,
Gentlemen: | have examined tne
.oads in my Beat and find same III
air condition.
Respectfully submitted.
H. S. WESTON, Beat NO. /
oxdernd bv the Board that the
Glowing amounts be allowed an'
aid for out of the Game ana roi 1i
strvProtection Fund, as per oli'
:, file. examined and approved:
os- Y. Bontemps, game war ,r q,
F Jones, game warden, 35.o'
Raw st. Louis, Miss, Oct. Z, 19l
Hon Board of Supervisors OF nan
ock County, Mississippi. :
Gentlemen: | beg to report L
onr honorable body that | haV
- over the roads in. Beat NO.
I - fnd the same in fair condition.
Respectfully. M.1Eop
Moved bv the Board that the oil
tLo Vinciennes Bridge Compah
mo accepted by the Board the
weston be and is authorized :
contract with said Company
,,a,f If and for the County as pS
q and advertisements oiu
otance by county.
ordered by the Board that, Wnere. l
IN Byrd, prisoner was o. o., Tue -
of September. A. u. 1919, "a,
nv H. S. Weston and paced
od 70 work, and that he did Wo, o
dc of county from said DAY, VII
aetion of Fl. S. Weston De
loved. and that said Will BYRD
wen credit on his time taken al
at said By-d be kept under care
d II Weston to work road
No under care and contr
FL. S. Weston. :,
ordered by the Board that the ft
ring amounts be allowed ana a., pa
of the Road Fund, as per bills
hills on file, examined ana a
wed, to-wit:
r. Holden, refilling vat,
4-hapter 167, Code 1906, o.
ton Cuevas, reilling vat
Ind range riding. oo. o.,
20. Garriga, range riding, Ivy.
In A. Nicaise. refilling vat, 9:
lrdered by the Board that the {
inc amounts be allowed and ps
Of the Road Fund, as per piiss
examined and approved, tow
Al. Cuevas, labor------
&,aanter $50, Acts 1910,- II,
4 Motor Co, liz yearly
8au4ract, ---------iu = uuU'
Nicaise, labor, ------ ~
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDING GS BOARD Of SUPER
v1SORS Of HANCOCK COUNTY FOR Get.

John A. Schulthies, ----- II. W
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing amounts be allowed and paid
out of the School Fund, as per bills
on file, examined and approved, to-
wit:
John Craft, salary, Section
1901, Code 1906, ------ 1OO.33
Weston Lumber Co., lumber
for Flat Top School House, $3.50
Ordered by the Board that the
Board adjourn until tomorrow morn
ing.
H. S. WESTON, President.
Wednesday morning-Board met
pursuant to adjournment. Present
as on yesterday, excepting j. Is.
Wheat, excused.
Whereas, this Board has been ap-
prised of the efforts of Senator Pat
Harrison to secure separate Gus
toms District in Mississippi, which
will be of great value to the customs
business in the localization therof
now therefore,
Be it Resolved by the Board Of
Supervisors of Hancock County, Mis-
sissippi, that we are heartily IN favor
of a separate customs District, and
commend the efforts of Senator Har-
rion in that behalf, and earnestly
urge the Mississippi delegation IN
Congress to aid and assist the move
ment in every way possible.
Resolved further, That copy of
this resolution be forwarded Senator
Harrison and the other members OF
the Mississippi delegation in--, Con-
gress.
Bay St. Louis, Miss, Oct. 8, 1919.
Hon. Board of Supervisors, Han
cock County. Gentlemen In view
of the fact that we have not been
able to complete the road work IN
your county within the time limit
of first of the year, we respectfully
ask that you grant us an extension
of two months time to complete the
contract and report.
Respectfully,
The Dean Motor Trans. Co.,
By F. C.. Munson.
Whereas it has been a long wish of the
people of Harrison and Hancock counties
to have Il bridge across the bay of st.
Louis by an act of the Legislature, Chap
ter 1919, Laws 1918 the two counties are au-
thorized to build said bridge under certain
conditions and it is the intention of this
Board to build said bridge after plans and
specifications are obtained and the bonds
therefor are issued with the consent of
the people.
Therefore, be it resolved that we. the
Board of Supervisors of Hancock county. is
desirious of building bridge across the
Of St Louis, connecting Harrison and Han
fock counties ut SUCH PLACE dsSdi dsd iSt.if
departments and will heneeforth comply
with Chapter 195, Laws 1915 with refer
pnce to the building of said bridge. The
clerk shall send certified copy of this re
solution to the chairman of the State High
way department
Ordered this the Sth day of October, 1919
Ordered by the Board that the fol
lowing amounts be allowed and paid
out of the General County Fund, as
per bills on file, examined and ap-
proved, to-Wit: