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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-30

Mrs. H. X. Phelps was the guest
of Whitefeld friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Bray of White
field were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James King on Thursday.
Word was received by Mrs, Alvin
Nichols last week of the serious i'll
ness of her son, Madison, in North
Woodstock, N. H., where he has been
working since his discharge from the
service.
The Ladies' Aid society will give a
lawn party on Friday evening at the
home of the President, Mrs. Homer
Stuart
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Smith are en-
pertaining Mrs. Monte Eastman and
two children of Canaan, N. II.
Walter Balch was called to st.
ON Saturday by the death
of his father, w. E. Balch. Mr.. anu
Mrs. X. o. Balch and Miss Marion
Cameron accompanied him.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-30

WANTED-Active, reliable men to
take subscriptions for Rural New
Yorker prefer men who have horse
or auto. Address M. L. Asseltine,
Box, 1876, Springfield, Mass. 1884.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-30
FOR SALE

A small cottage and barn, one acre
of land with big garden. For sale
cheap.
Hotel completely furnished. In
good lively village of three thousand
inhabitants. Near large summer re-
sort and on state road. Only hotel
in the village and on line of rail-
road. Forty rooms and large dining
room. Easy terms.
Confinement house within five
minutes walk from postoffice, that will
pay IA per cent. In good repair.
A small cottage for sale near
School street.
Three nice cottages near
Fairbanks factory for sale.
Chas. T. Kirk, St. Jobnsbury
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No Ads. After IL O'clock!
CLASSIFIED DEPT
WANTED

WANTED-One large second hand
trunk in good condition. Tel. 1878
% f
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-30
FOR SALE
Gasolene rs 1-2c per gallon.
POlarine Oil 15c per quart.
I'll. DOLGIN
80 Portland Street
FOR SALE

Used cars, tires and parts,
also new tires first quality
goods at second quality
prices. We cut the price on
everything. We have all
kinds of used cars for sale
cheap. Used cars and junk
cars bought.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24
GOVERNMENT no SELL EGGS
cElZED, TO PUBLIC DIRECT

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 22.-ln the
Jrr8tad states district court today Dis
trict, Attorney Lee Douglas filed thir-
teen ubels against 517G1 cases OF
egg IN round numbers about eighteen
and haif million eggs valued at
$500 600 which were later seized ana
will be sold by the government to the
public, the proceeds less the costs
being paid the owners.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24
NEGRO ADVAN(,l,ZR IS
SEVERELY BEATEN UP
White Secretary Of NationaI Associa-
ton Escorted 10 Train at Aus
tin and Leaves in Hurry.

Austin, Texas, Aug. 22.-John r.
ShilIady, Of New York, secretary OF
the National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colorad People, was Sc
verely beaten in front of his hotel
here today and ordered to catch the
first train out of town. The beating
was administered by several men fol
lowing meeting held with negroes
by Shillady. He agreed to leave the
town at once.
Two weeks ago local officials order
ed the disbanding CT local branch CT
the National Association for the Ad-
yancement Of the Colored People on
the ground that the association has no
permit to operate in Texas At that
time feeling ran high and it was re-
ported that both whites and negroes
were purchasing arms.
Shillady, who is white man, came
to Austin yesterday and had a CON
ference with Attorney General C. NJ
Cureton regarding a charter for the
association. Local officials who in
terrogated hi myesterday We're as
sured that the association has for its
purpose the bringing of social equal
ity and declare that Shillady advanced
arguments along this line.
The meeting with negroes today fol-
lowaing these conferences was not in
terferred with, but as Shillady return
ed to his hotel he was met by several
white men who administered a Sc.
we're beating with their fists. He was
then escorted to a railroad station,
where he bought IA ticket for ST.
Louis. shillady was warned not to
stop in Texas.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24

Of good in bad case Of constipation
and liver disorder. II started my bow
els to atcihg at once and il was easy,
normal and healthy too, 40 pains,
strainins or er,oiag about it. My liy-
er also began to act and jhat ralioy
ed my headaches, dizzy spells, spots
dancing before my eyes and that vile
taste in my mouth.
I'VE told lots >cf people about
Dreco and ! do believe all the folks
around Lexington are taking it now.
Its good ana put my stamp Of aD-
prevail ca it.
After taking Dgeco it is noticed that
the Soweis begin 70 act regularly; the
complexion clears; the appetite in
creases, nerves are quieted, sleep be
comes sound and restful; the kid
r9ys are strengthened; food digests
without that annoying gas and b,c1t-
ing. The whole system t&kes on re-
newed vim, vigor and vitality Try
Droco one week and watch the
change.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24
HOME HUNTERS FILL
FORT VALLEYS jail
Housing Problem Drives Families to
Empty sastle-Cost of Building
Is Blamed.

Fort Valley, Aug. 22.-Eyerybody
knew that houses and homes were in
demand in Fort Valley, as well as in
all parts of the country, but there is
limit to al things and the limit
has been reached here.
For days people have loaded their
household essentials and have taken
to the streets in search of abiding
places, but Thursday when the old
Jail was opened up and in went house
hold furniture, the people here knew
that shelter was as scarce as boil Wee
wills are plentiful When jails turn
into resting places, it is time the peo-
pie think, for somebody to get busy
with the hammer and saw.
People are being turned away from
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24
100000 POUNDS OF
LEAF AT Dough. AS
Sale Brings About $4,000. In Last
Four Days Tobacco There
Melted $240oo0.

Douglas, Aug. 21-Today's tobacco
sales in Dougll5 were the largest and
best of the entire season. There were
100000 pounds sold during sale hours,
with prices running as high as rs
cents pound.
Tcday's sales turned loose in Doug
las about $4,000; Wednesdays sales
100000; Tuesdays sales, $5O,OCO, and
Mondays sales, about $4,000, making
a total of $4,000 for the four days.
The warehouses today were unable
to unload and place on the floor for
market ali of the tobacco that came
and the indications are now there will
be 100000 pounds for sale tomorrow
The people are learning how to cure
the tobacco better and the general
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24

leled IN the storage battery with elec-
fficity instead of air a. the force ia
be held in check; and the Insulation
in place Of tae tire casing When
the Battery is new the insulation is
percoct just as new lire casins is
tree Grom flaws. As time goes on some
slight weakness may develop. If YOU
watch your battery these can be tax
On care OF at very small cost and no
serious trouble will come up.
40 matter how perfect your tires
or battery are it pays wei to keep your
eye On thcm and stop the little tlou-
3las beaao they deyslop into big ones
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24
SAYS MILITIA WILL SUCCEED
If MEN DON'T USS SWORDS

Atlanta. Ga, Augu 22-The Ceor-
gia National Guard recoGnization will
be a success, exarny officers declare
if the officers are not required to
wear swords, a former Implement
Of warfare mott in thte bestt repute
with veterans OF the late unpleasant
ness with the Prussia. Ex-seryice mon
will be perferred in the recogniza-
ton and will naturally be selected
rs 1oficcrs. Thousands of good SOL
diers, weary Of all things military
scorn the mention of the word ''join'
while others who liked their mill
tary triumphs and thenovelty OF
Khaki even if only on dress occa-
sions.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24

average price is highly satisfactory.
The season is due to close Sept. 1
SO the buyers can go to other markets,
but owing to the latenoss Of some Of
the tobacco the Douglas warehouse
men are in communication with the
bis tobacco companies to get them to
leave buyers heer another weel, after
September /,
1t IS very probable after Sept. 1
there viii be only two or three mar
kets open in Georgia, SO it will be
necessary for the growers to market
all CT the tobacco they can by that
time.
Sim Morris, a colored cropper Of
Oliver Peterson's, sold today the con
tents OF one barn for $345,28.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24
KEEP AN E]YIIE5 E]YIIE5 ON
TIRES ANDBAIIEE..EIttY

'rhe tires that relieve 'your car from
the shock OF the road, and the storage
Battery that supplies current for light
ing and starting are similar in sew
eral ways, according to Mr. Moore the
local Willard expert.
It's easy 10 see that there is a re
semblance between the air held IN
der pressure in the tire and the eiec-
tricity held. ready for service by the
battery. In both the tire and battery
you are depending on common but in
visible forces.
Of all points Of similarity between
tire and battery, however, the strong
est is tha tof care required. Your
tires, for instance, may go no mile
after mile without giving you a bit
Of trouble. Then on>a little stretch
Of rough road there may come a pop
and you're on a flat tire. The tire
was good tire up to the Minute it
blew, and could have been repaired
at small cost; but for weeks, perhaps
that spot may nave been wearing deep,
er into the casing.
Thees conditions are closely paral-
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24
five GEORGIA FAMILIES
HAVE USED UP 1l2
BOTTLES OF DRECOO
Every Member Takes il and All Saow
Great improvement. Splendid
Tonic For Old and Young.

A remarkable thing came to light
recently, when through the endorse
ment given the great tonic Dreco, by
Mr.. j. R. Appling, the well known mer-
chant and farmer of Lexington, Ga,
It was discovered that five families
living in his neighborhood had used
Up one hundred and twelve bottles
Of Dreco. Every member of the family
fncm the Oldest down to the young
est took it and all show Improvement.
Speaking Of his own case Mr.. Ap-
pling said "Dreco did me a great dea'
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24

the city almost every day for lack Of
houses and rooms 20 rent ana build-
ing material and carpenter labor are
o high, rent does not w2rrant the in
Testmea~ it is claimed, 50 there is
little hope that the situation viii i'm
rroys any time soon.
Brick masona get $3.50 for eight
hol.'s wc.h day, and lumber and
ea1po1,2r wor@ h5s advanced IN pro.
pcrtioa.
There are q numbor Of homes be-
ing erected, but people are not build
ing to rent those days in this section.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-24
ii CENTS TOP
PRICE or SUGAR
ticensco to &c Revoked Whan Rul3 Is
Vio'-t-t. Believed Centre! sill
viii Stop g'rofitaoring.

Washington Aug. 21.-Active con
troll OF sugar prices was resumed TO-
day by the government, through an
agreement reached between the De.
partment of Justice and tho food ad,
nliniStration that licenses will be re-
yoked by the latter when it is shown
dealers have been profteering.
Sugar should reach the consumer al
approximately II cents pound, it Yves
announced, based On the ownership of
the entire domestic and Cuban crop
by the United States sugar equaliza-
ton board, which is selling to refn-
ers ut 7..Sc pound.
E,efners are under contract with the
board to sell at 8 cents, less than 2
percent discount for cash, wholesalers
and jobbers are allowed maximum
of 68 cents per 100 pounds for hand.
ling and retailers are permitted a
profit of one to one and one-half cents
per pound, making fair price II
cents, except in casese where dealers
have purchased at an unreasonable
price due to misunderstanding in fhe
trade When this is. fact a reason
able advance over the actual cost will
be permitted.
With the House agricultural com
n.ittee's amendment for extension of
the powers OF the food control act
before it, the House tonight was pre-
pared to take action tomorrow on the
amendment an dthereby make its first
extensive step toward beating down
living costs. The amendment, which
was reported to the House today by
a unanimous vote, included retailers
among those liable under the food con
troll act, and its enactment along with
the control exercised over sugar Off
cials believe, viii do much to curtaiI
profteering by retailers.
"Our desire is to secure a fair price
for the consumer" said Attorney Gen
eral Palmer in announcing resumption
of sugar control, "and we do not wish
to pursue Q wholesale policy OF rec
ommending the cancellation OF licen-
ses. Where trade adjusts itself to
fair Price for the future. past trans
actions, unless fragrant, will not ordi-
narily be made the basis of recon-
liendation by this department for the
cancellation of the license
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-07
Billions At a BIZ

Cooperative efforts q
part Of private citizens
the health of every COD
Keeping clean yards, pe
the breeding of flies and
toes, and other sanitary
if adopted by the great
of folks, will help consid
But, every citizen
some. We know Of
effective way than by il
"swat the ay" campat
know of no moTe effeetl
than a swat that diapoa
10 the numb r 1 1858 .a6
900 900 coo, 900 at enc t
every lily living on the d
June will be the great-gre
great great great, et9
grandfather or mothe
many flies by the 18th d
TENDER according to calc
Ii you doubt the tigu4
ply it for yourself Ga
100 eggs. and in 10 day
able to lay. add figures
pronounceabie propottlq
aud Of Septenas1s
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-07
FRANKLIN.

sa-JOHN A. BONINO--IIouSc ana
lot. Kramer. 1st ST., Lane. Coleman.
Jewelry and Furniture. Taxes $3l.Ss.
int. S1.21, Notice 25c ADV. 500, Total
$3.50.
.s4-JACKSON AND l. Il. SCOTT
House and lot. Milling, Young and NJ.
Willow St. Lewis Taxes Sl2.75, int
soc, Costs s225. Total $3.50
6i6-MRS CORA NJ. SAINT-House and lot
Pnlfrey, Main Street, Allen, Palfrey, Silver
ware, Law Books; Taxes s4U38, int. Sl.22, costs
3225; total s43 IS.
546-ROBERT STUART-Lot NO s.
F. Jankins. Lane, Cornelius. Lane, Taxes
Sl2S. int. &c. Costs s2.25, Total S3,J7
s2s-V. Won SCHOELFR-IIouse and
lot. Wilson St, Tcche, Mequet Lanclos
j.. Lot No. II, LanclOs. Self, MOrri-
son. Main St; Taxes s17.S5, int. 70c..
Costs S225 Total $20S0
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NON-RESIDENTS.

47@2-CITRTS LAND COMPANY
60 53Iloo acres \. = u of \. 7. !
s Sec. q Lof \ J. F. :. / y vs. ). and Of f. E 81
!, Sec. H.. T IS. s. r. II f.; POSI- 49,
100 acres, Sec. >, 3, Eel. Sec. 9. 10, T. Is
5. L II E; 1913 $1,000 acres, Lots I, )
!; and Z = Sec. A. +. IS 5. L. l: F..
Total s65.05.
sA 'Hl " HEW y l5Es 5', acre. an
e of y. f. 20 and y. w. 20. Sec. 81
7. Is, 5. K F.; TAXES 1864. int. see
Costs S2.25, Total SIPS.
fS3o-SAMUEL LEWIS-Lot, Road
1920, int. 10. costs s225: Total s4.55.
$. +, T. Sec 20, T. -, $. 4. 6 E. Taxes
$4.O7. int. 1Sc, Costs 1925, Total $3.50
4S44-rANTOINE MORESI-297 40
100 acres, land in Sub. Drainage Dist
Cyprem",t Sub Org No. ?. Iberia st
4S5O-JOHN ]. McCLOSKEY-A int
2t91 ga acres, lots II, y. Sec. /, Lots
t. 5, 6, 9, 10. Sec. II; Lots ,, 3, 5, 6. and
\. f. 4 and S, y of Sec: u, all of Fri
See. y, -, T, IS S r; II East, Lot 2,
Il, -, Sec. 6. all Fri Sec I, Is, r is, S.
T. / > T.. embracing all of Shell Island;
Taxes $11.56, Int. lie, Costs s4.25, Total
s16.25
4S5e-C. A. POIRsON-la of SO14
acres, Teche. Adeline, Provost. r Il
Gajan; Taxes $%9.S0 int. $1.60, Costs
So, Total $3.50.
On the said day of sale will sell such
portion Of said property as said debtor
will point out, and in case the debtor will
not point out sufficient property. | will at
once and without further delay, sell the
least quantity of said property of any
debtor, which any bidder will buy, for
the amount of taxes, interest and costs
due by said debtor.
The said sale will be without appraise-
ment, for cash, in legal tender money of
the United states, and the property sold
shall he redeemable at any time within
the space of one ear by paying the price
given, including costs and twenty per cent
thereon.
Witness my hand officially this 10th day
of May, a. ID. 1919.
CHARLES PECOT,
Sheriff and Ex>O fticio Tax Collector,
Parish of st. Mary, Louisiana.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-07

1i5l-WM ARMSTEAD-lIouse AMI
lot, Hichard, Washington, Grant. H. and
-; TaNes- $50, int zoe, Costs SIS,
Total sos.
JOSEPH CAENOVA-Lots No.
2 and 10. Square STAKES .3c., int. e.
Costs S. -, Total $50.
l567-EDWAKD DAVIs-IIouse AMI
lot Iien.!cy. MEaral, Lane. PAYNE:
Taxes STA, int. 7c.. Costs SIS. Total
s405.
l59G- AMELIA rTELDS-liousc and
lpt. Murray Tibbs, Williams, r r..
Taxes $50, int. Zoe. Costs $50 Total
lG$1-WM. +. HULL AND GILL
nIii1N- Lot Ne. 8. Land No ), sweeney
NO /. Taxes soc. int. &C. Costs s2.25,
Total $50.
1907 = ESTATE sINAH MAHONEY -
House ana lot. Cleveland Ave. River
Rousscl st, Taxes $1.73, int 7c.. Costs
$2.25. Tu'al si05.
177o-!!;ANCIS MOORE-IIouse and
lot. Schcxuaydcr. NJ. Moore, X r., Live
OAK s., lays $345. int. 15e. Costs
S2,25, Total s5.S5.
1771 --rEANCIs MOORT,-Iiouse ana
lot, Lampo, Church st. r. L Church:
Taxes sl.7$, int. 7c., Costs s2.25. Total
si05.
1SeG-HENRY STAFFORD = Lot.
street. Davis, Vaughn, l.. Hun: Taxes
s. int p, Costs 5. 25, Total $3.50.
192i-ADDISoN TIBES-IIouse and
lot Warren. Johnson. Society, Marshal,
lot. Columbus, Antonio St, r. r. Thiel
Taxes s3,+5, int. 15c., Costs SIS, Total
1a25--IIARRY TAYLOR-II and /.
3 Ash st; Taxes $3.50, int. 1Oc., Costs
e. %, Total s4G5
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-07
Franklin, La, June

The Police Jury met this
Board Of Reviewers and pro
organize by eIecting Hon, Q
Frost president and r. Emul
secretary. The following
we're present: kimbrough,
Olivier, Boudreaux, Gooch,
Aucoin, Calm and Pharr.
WOlfUrd.
Mr.. H w. kappel, Asset
>ented toe assessment rOlll
year 1919, and on motion
Gooch. seconded by John
md carried, the rolls werd
subject to any Change mai
Board Of Affairs.
There being no further bl
fore the meeting, on motion I
ondeG aud carried, same adj
CHAS y. FROST, "a
l.. EMMETT @ NELL, Secret
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-07
SATURDAY, THE 21ST DAY OF
.JTINE. A. D. 1919,

and continuing each succeeding day until
such sales are completed, all movable a nd
immovable property on which taxes are
due to the State Of Louisiana, Parish OF st.
Mary, District Levee Tax, Acreage Levee
Tax, Good Road Tax, ConfederateV Veteran
Tax. Franklin Drainage Tax, Third Ward
school Tax. Fifth Ward school Tax,
School district No. Parrish wide; Avoca
Drainage Tax, Cypremort Drainage Tax,
Cypremort Sub Drainage Tax No. l.,
Cypremort Sub-Drainage Tax No. >,
Cypremort b-Drainage Tax No. 3,
iberia and st. Mary Drainage Tax, Iberia
and st. Mary Sub Drainage Tax No. 3,
Yellow Bayou Drainage Tax. Yellow
Bayou Sub Drainage Tax, Sixth Ward
School Tax, Sixth Ward School Tax
Special; Iberia, st. Mary & Eastern X. Il.
Tax, Oak Lawn Drainage Tax No l.,
Fourth w ard Good Road Tax; to enforce
collection of taxes assessed In the year
1918. together with interest thereon from
the 5lst day of December, 1918, AZ the rate
Of ten per cent per annum until paid. and
all costs.
The names OF said delinquent taxpayers,
the amount of taxes due by each on the as
sessment of each year, and the movable
and immovable property assessed to each
to be offered for sale, ~ follows, to-wlt:
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-07
BERWICK.

l@@2-ILAERIET ARNOLD - House
ana lot -. >, square 90; Taxes $40,
int 5c Costs s225. Total $500.
1e95-MTss EMILY ALLEN AM,
LOUISE SAVAGE. ET ALm.4Iiouse and
i Int Nc E9 !! : Sg3Te ro Al s Ta & s!'
203f-J w. COLEMAN-IIouse ana
II acres, January, Coleman. spurlock,
Costs 81 80 Total s755. '''i0' mt -V'.'
2170-JTLES LeBOETF-House and
lot Kieff River, Self, swami; Lot Self,
River. Eohechautx. Swamp: Taxes $40.
int. &c, Costs s2.25. Total $500.
2173-MRS NJ L. LEVY--Lot No. Is.
Taxes s1.15. int. SC, Costs s2.25, Total
2227-GEoRGE pICoU-House and
lot 40. 3. square ~: Taxes s2.9S. int.
l2c.. Costs s2.25. Total $5.35.
2257-WEHSTER RADLER-ETouse
and Lot No >, Square 16, Taxes $40,
int 1oc.. Costs 1925, Total $5.75.
2277-E. S. SMITH-House and lot
No ,, Square 81; Taxes S2.55, int 10c..
Costs $2.25, Total $3.50
2317-EDWARD WILLIAMs-House
Sprlggs. cali St. 18th st: Taxes si.70,
int &C. Costs 225. Total $500.
231S-WM WEEDON-House and lot
j Jackson. Burrel, Utah st, Picou;
Taxes s2l3, int &c, Costs s2.25. Total
s4f5.
2$24-THoMAs CLARK-House and
lot ~" !. Howes Addition; Taxes $3.50
int lie. Costs 1925, Total $500,
2331-WESTERN UNION TEL. Co
wire; Taxes s2.41, int. &C., Costs s2.25.
Total s475
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FOURTH WARD.

3Si3-JoEiN BAKHoW-1a of House
and lot. Lane, Jackson. Jackson Jack
son, Taxes $e.iS. int re, Costs So,
Total $795.
3S>1-MAGGIE BOJEGEDIS-GIouSc
and lot. Gilmore Nerdun, Gilmore, Bad
lensaW. Taxes s5.fS, int. &c, Costs
So, Total s795.
3S99-EST. FELICITE CHEVAL-
Lot, Chcva.. r. COX, -. --: Faxes
50. int. Zoe. Costs $2.25, Total $3.50.
&909--LILLGE JOHNSON CAETERY
--i2 Of house ana lot, Lane, Jackson,
jackson, Jackson; Taxes Sl43, int. lie.
Costs s. -, Total S6S5.
4196-ANDREW WIMBUSH-Lot No
q, G. Williams, Chauvin, Winning. <
Gilmore; Taxes $l.53, int &c. Costs.
So Fatal So a.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-07
Respectfully submitted,
w. n. GOOCH, Chairman,
Finance Conn 49,.

w. ~ IOOCH, Charm;
Finance Conn
\ communication from Osc
lreauX, president of Road
No. ,. requesting the Police
apply to the State Highway
.nent for State and Fedora
twelve miles Of road, and til
eary resolution authorizing
we're read, and on motion c
f}oudreauX, seconded by Cab!
del and carried, the Presider
Police Jury was authorized
the application as requested
Mr. I, Is. kimbrough OF
following resolution aud IN
adoption, seconded by \.
The motion carrying uuanilno
Whereas, the Parish Of st. Ma
owner of u certain tract OF Ian
south -lde Of the public road lea
Jeancrette located at the junctuI
I'D Dt>unIer road AMI the main
hereinubUye mentioned, having
ar shape and containing about O
II an acre % 1909, now occupied
tor iiebert for Use ~ Il blacksmith
Whereas, the Police jury deeI
gl>abie to let said idle tract to sol
1t a small rental for such time
appear To them advisable; now,
BE 1t resolved that the said trat
ne and the same l. leased to We'd
T f a.
and price of five 5000 dollars,
"a upon same being used for his
Aenctt and use and not for subj
speculative purposes. PROVIDES,
failure To pay SAID rental price I
III advance, snail terminate It'd
mcnt without any formal proceet
tng had.
On motion Of John IL. Drao
ouded 10y Arthur Olivier and
.he action OF the President ID
Miss Boss two months salary
HE'D,
On motion Of John Il. brad
Dnded by Arthur Olivier and
The present officers Of the POI
were re elected to serve for thu
year from July LIST next.
1t being in order for the |
to name the standing commi
the board Of health, he proc
10 so as follows:
Finance COmmittee-W. N
chairman; Oscar Boudreaux,j
Haydel, John A Pharr and
Road Committee John A.
chairman; a. +. Calm, Sidne,
ford and L. b. KimbrOugh.
Court House Committee
Drackett, chairman; Il. Aus
.hur Olivier and y. h. Calm.
Board of Health-Dr. Bev
president; w. N. CD
I. B. Kimbrough,
On motion of John A. Phi
)nded by John Il. Drackett
lied, The Texas Company I
nitted TO run pipes under to
Dad opposite their property
wick, the pipes to be placed I
supervision and with the apt
he Road Overseer.
There being no further busi
ore the meeting, on motion
5Ooch, seconded by 7. b. Kit
same adjourned
CHAS. N. FROST. PRES
Il. EMMETT O'NIELL. SECRET