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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-03-12
Making Plans For
Big Irrigation
In Southwest

LOS ANGELES, Calf, March C.
The formulation of a plan for the de
volOpmont of the entire basin of the
Colorado River at a cost of more than
SlO0.O0U.U 600 will be principal business
of the annual convention of the
League of the Southwest, to be held
here from April 1 to s.
The Governors of the eight South
western Statos-California Arizona,
New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Colorado,
oklahoma and TeNas-are expected to
participate, together with the heads of
city and county governments in these
States and representatives of civic,
patriotic, educational, industrial and
commercial organizations. Speakers
of national fame are expected to have
places on the program.
In working out its development plan
the League does not propose to rally
to the support OF any one Of many
projects for improvement Of strictly
local districts. but will rather support
% single interstate movement for gen
cral benefit from legislation already
enacted or still pending at Washington
according to the convention COM
lllAN|'N - 'uNihiiN VI NAN iANloHlNlpAis
Frank A. Gesell, chairman of the
convention committee, discussing
plans for the gathering said:
More progress has been made in the
last three months than in the last
quarter century in legislation provid-
ing for improvements in the great en-
pirc of the west and southwest, in
.Hr.HE-r E,Iar,la DS,-,,. rrAfaptg Th.
entire wcst-13 States in all-is vital
ly interested in legislation at the ma
tional capital in the form of bills al
ready passed or still pending.
1T will be important for the eight
southwestern States to send the
strongest delegations possible to the
convention of the League of The South
west, TO unity the benefits of this leg
l-lation into a grand movement direct
Cd 10 n single purpose. Every section
of each of these States will be affect
cd by the work Of this convention"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-03-12
Baffin Land To
Be Explored By
1921 Expedition

BOSTON. March 1-Sccrets of
Bailin Land, N OF The portions of the
Arctic still uncNploroi, will be the OBJ
jcctiyc OF the Macmillan expedition
which is in preparation now for de
parturC i'm the summer OF 1921. AL
though the region was visited several
times before the Pilgrims crossed the
Atlantic to Cape Cod. Banin Land from
The point of view of explorers and
scientists is still one of the richest
and most alluring fields of research in
the north.
It's whole western shore, more than
1000 miles in length is but vaguely
defined on the charts. Eskimo have
told wonderful tales of vast lakes and
towering mountains in the interior but
white men have never visited that sec
ion. It's flora and fauna have never
been studied, little is known of the
movements of the tidal currents along
It's shores; and facts Of geology, min
oralogy and metCorology await the
coming of scientific observers.
Macmillan In Charge
The party headed by Donald Mac
MILAN. Peary's lieutenant on the cN-
petition that reached the North Pole.
plans to leave Boston about July l..
1921, and to reach Bafin Land in less
than a month. with good luck. The
following winter will be spent on The
western shore in latitude 90. The
camp will probably be just south of
the entrance Of the dangerous Fury
and IIocla strait where the ships Of
Captain Parry and Lyon, seekers of
a northwestern passage, were blocked
% century ago. That is 100 miles north
Of the Arctic Circle and 700 miles
south Of Etah on the shore of north
western Greenland where MacMillan's
CrOcEcrland expedition passed four
winters.
During the winter attempts will be
made by dog teams to explore the
coast northwaTd and in the following
hummer the interior of the island will
be penetrated. The plans for the OK
petition call for an absence Of two
years from this country. In case a
longer stay is necessary, no relief eN-
lsditiOn will be sent according to pres
ent arrangements. If the snip is crush
ed in the ice, the party plans to re
treat by dog teams to Fort Churchill,
the trading post at the foot of Hudson
Bay and to return to civilization by
way of northwestern Canada.
Vessel Now Building
The schooner Bowdoin, named for
the college of which Macmillan is a
graduate and a present faculty mem.
Der, will carry the expedition. 1t is
expected that the vessel which has
been especially designed f0~ the work
required of it will be launched al
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-03-12
Quarter Million
In Thrift Stamps
Sold Here In 1919

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March l.
Uncle sam sold S13i,23O.697.Si worth
of Thrift Stamps. War Savings
Stamps end Treasury Savings
Certificates during 1919. according to
"a report of the Savings Division of the
Treasury Department. Probably twice
as much was lost by less cautious i'm
1cstors i'm fake oil stocks and similar
worthless paper.
This investment Of Sl34.OOO. 600.
particularly by persons of small means
throughout the United States, was
made i'm the face of "a wave of high
prices and extravaganza, the like Of
which we have not seen since Civil
War days. Economists and financial
experts consider the figures of the
sale of these humble government
securities as % hopeful sign Indicative
that the country is slowly but surely
adopting the only means u of our
present industrial and financial ditil-
Culties-rigid economy, regular say
ing and investment by every one, wage
Garner to millionaire.
Treasury Department officials are
confident that the 1920 returns on the
Governments Thrift activities will
how q substantial increase. Renewed
systematic efforts are being made to
rrsb tho saIp Df The securities through
hanks most offices schools and or
g4uizafions of AN kinds. Following
The advice of Governor Harding of
The Federal Reserve Board. the COS
mel of "\york and Save" Is being
preached continually. and the War
Sa,inas securities offered for sale as
, ready vehicle for The safe invest
mopt of saved earnings with Uncle
sam at four per cent interest com
poundad every three months. A
a.grft. ,r,,.t g. .1., b.iyu ,,,.,lo I'm
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-03-12
AMERICA NAY SEND WARSHlPS
TO BLUFF TURKS

WASHINGTON. March 1O-Decis-
ions OF the supreme council regarding
Turkey are being transmitted to Pres
idont Wilson. II is understood that
the measures proposed are merely
cocrciyo so no opposition is expected.
The plans include a large augmenta-
ton Of American naval forces. in
Turkish waters. Military forces Of
The Allies in Turkey include $4,000
British troops, $4,000 French, 10000
Italians and 100, 900 Greeks. The Turk
ish regular army consists of $4,000
men.
In view Of these facts military ex-
perts consider Turkeys threat Of war
If expelled from Constantinople, a
bluff.
Protest against wholesome mass
ceres of Armenians under the eyes of
Allied forces, has been cabled to
President Wilson by President Yet
chedgian OF the Armenian National
Union. Protection was asked of the
United States.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-03-12

be equipped with crude oil engines
capable of developing 60 horse power.
In addition TO 2000 gallons of crude
oil, 500 gallons of kerosene and 20 tons
Of coal Bowdoin will carry in her
hold stores and supplies for six men
Tor two years.
Tho Macmillan Arctic Association
just organized with Lieutenant Peary
as president will back the expedition.
Il is composed of Bowdoin college
alumni and other friends of the eX-
plorer.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-03-12
HAWAII SCORES IN
AQUATlCS ONCE MORE

PHILADELPHIA. March George
Cunha of Honolulu broke the Mid
atlantic National Junior A. A. u,
swimming record for so yards, cover.
ing the distance in % is seconds.
Marie Hillegas of Philadelphia won
1OO-vard breast stroke event for wo-
men. Her time was / minute 2S sec
Onds.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-03-12
WOOD WINS DELEGATES IN
NEW HAMPSHIRE PRIMARIES

MANCHESTER. n. H., March 10
Mai.-Cen. Leonard Wood secured all
but one of the republican delegates at
the presidential primaries held in this
state yesterday. one is pledged to
Senator Johnson. The democrat dele
gates are u~npledged. New Hampshire
has 8 delegates in each convention.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-03-12

NEW YORK. March 6-Telephone
and telegraphic communications are
cIippled by the terrible storm that rag
ed here last night. The wind blew
at The rate of 60 miles and hour.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-03-12

fierce sidcswipe upward with his horns
TO puncture the vitals of his enemy
where they are unprotected. Ana
man or beast may well beware that
thrust"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
r DEL DR.. MARDEN.

OBRAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME
"a 90 eTHtdvos eGaG gRG.)
AEacSha-
Amores Sublimes.
CorAzon &c Orc.
Dora
- secrelo de Lady Aulle!
En- 81 Maiana de OOdas
Entire dos PeeaGoS
TEvcncib!e Amor.
Jgez , Pare
Leonor.
La Ten,aci6u de ana A.lss.
Lccha dc Amor.
L. Csa4esS &c C=adoc
L. Esl-eLa de Amor
Suenrs cei CoEax6a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
LA RETTRADA JAP0NESA
EN- LA SIBERIA

TOXIC. JUNO l3.-La decision
anunciada parrialmente por 81 gabi-
nete dc retirar las tropas japoHesas
de Siberia. es objeto de muchos CO.
mentarios en- esta capital. Repl!cando
a una Interpretation que Sc hizo al
Gobierno sobre este asUnto. 81 Minis
tro do Es,ado die Ia sigu!ente res
puesta;
Con referencia a las noticias de
cue Ia retirada de las fuerzas expe-
Dictionaries japonesas de Siberia fue
obieto de discussion por e. Gabinete
81 dia primero de JUNO, varios infor-
mesc sin fupdamento vienen circular
do. Como question dc hecho Sc ira
Ia en- 81 gabinete De la polttica gene
raj y de las practiCas que debian
observarse en- las negociaciones entire
los grupos politicos rusos Y las an
toridades miiitares ~japonesas.
Is ~inneCaSario manifestar que ha
nasado el tempo que Ia polit!ca de
terminate du esta manera depende
cnteramente de los aConteCimientos
actuales V de Ia situaci6u en- las re
Clones afectadas."
Tn funCionariO aEreg6i TODD 10
cue podemos decir por ahora es ESQ.
teniendo en- cuenta, Guam deiicada cS
IL situaci6n Il que eStamos hacienda
frente en- Siberia
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CON VIGOR COMBATlRA
HUNGRIA A LOS CO.
MUNISTAS
Fueron derrotados los italia
nos en- Aless!o

LONDRES. JUNO 13.-El Gobierno
! InCaro esta tomando medidas del
aracter mas energico possible contra
= : comunistas, ejerciendo las autori-
{ ldes civiles del pats sus facultades
on Ia mayor s~eevridad, segdn un in
orme de Ia Junta Conjunta del ira
aio hecho p1blico en- esta capital
] 1y.
La Junta mencionada, ACADIA de
Oliver de Hungrfa, donde sus inves-
igac!ones no fueron obstaculizadas
,or ell Gobierno de Horthy, r~elatando
cuella muchos casos de crueldad por
arte de los oficiales militares y de
tras personals.
Entire las acusaciones que hace la
unta. estan las de persecution de
odas las personals que no apoyan al
egimen de Horthy, SUPPRESSION del de-
echo de los gremios g. Ia huelga- e1e-
uc!ones anti-semitas V prisiones ar
itrarias. Muchos de los excesos CO.
1etidos son atributdos a los oficia!es
@ Ia guardia civil h0ngara.
"Estos ~oficiales." declarase en- e.
nforme," pertenecieron a los antiques
siSrCltoS de los sie"N"
r~ganizadores de bandas irresulares
ormadas por s~oldados. con bases De
peraciones no solo en- los cuarteies'
inc tambien en- los hoteles. Todos
Hos alardean de que no r"ecoHocen
r-as autorIdad que la propla, siendo
impression general que Recognizes
,,incidente con tai creencia, pues oe-
| do ri poder que poseen nj q Ell Co
bierno tiene valor b~astante para opo-
, rise a sus actividades o ~contenerles'
e. informe concluye con una de-
~claraci6n de que ell Supreme Conse-
o aliado" tiene I'm deber especial pa
= con ell pueblo h1ngaro y suflciente
justification para Intervene en- los
asunto internos de csc pals. porous
q; Responsible del reconocimiento DE
.lmiraute Horthy. como Gobernador'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
Termino va ell Congreso Su-
fragista de Ginebra

GINEBRA, Suiza, JUNO 13.-La dis
a lsion de las las ultimas clansulas de
i carta de la Alianza S~ufragista In
ernacional, Sc aplazo para la pro1!-
n junta de Ia Aliauza, segdn Sc a
! ,nci6 hoy aquf. Despues de Ia Sc
] N de aver tarde, las autoridades
ucales dieron una solemne reception
las delegadas a Ia Convention ST.
ragista, en- ell Palacio Eynard y por
J noche Sc efectu6 unu fiesta orSa-
e., zada por Ia Comisi6r ~Lncargada de
= Protection Y salvation de los nj
os. FL Congreso Sc clausur6 hoy por
Ia tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
ANIFIESTOPROCLAMAN
DO LA I~NDEPENDENCIA
CHINA

SHANGHAI, JUNO 13.-En una
reunion celebrada por jefes chinos
promtnentes sea cord6 lamar IN ma
nifiesto. proclamando la Independent
cia de las provin!cas de Eunnhan
Kwelchox, Human Shensi, Szechwan V
Hupeh. Sc separan del Gobierno del
Sur. Los !ndividuos que han realiza-
do diCho acto son entire otros, WI
Ting Fang. eXministro de China en-
los Estados Un!dos y jefe reciente
para la union del norte con el u de
China: Sun Tat-Sen, ex~presidente
provisional de China, exprimer Minis
tro Tang Shao-Yi y ell general Ii
Lieb-Chun.
Estos cuatro jefes representa- la
mayoria del Consejo del administra-
ci6n del Gobierno del Sur. En- dicho
manifesto Sc proclama la nulidad de
todos los actos ~realizados por ell Co
bierno de Canton.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
Sc INSTITUTE EN- ESPANA
Ell BUREAU DE LA LlGA
DE LAS NACIONES

MADRID, JUNO 13.-Todas las IA
cilidades para recoger
Official de log distintos Gobiernos Sc
ran dadas al Bureau espahol de Ia LII
ga de las Naciones, el cual ACADIA DE
ser constitufdo por un Real Decreto.
Los directories del ORGANISING qulenes
ocuparan puestos de Minister'S Pieni-
p~otenciarios. recibiran autoridad para
comunicarse directaTnente con los
p~rincipales funcionarios de los Esta-
dos. con Ia finalidad de conseguir es
tadlsticas y documentos. Los directo-
res, dos Secretaries diplomaticos' un
consejero, un archivero Y var:os ira
ductores, ~compondran el cuerpo de
empleados del Bureau.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
! Lloyd George cree muy difcil acaba'
con Ell Bolsheuikismo
ExpIica ante la Cdmara de los Comunes,
su %polftica hdcia la Russia Soviet
Consdera impossible la labor de reconstruction en- Europa, SIN kuHd'
until Ell sacrHftcio de no ,bres para combatr a los r0os

LONDRES. JUNO 13.-El Primer
: inistro Lloyd-George en- el discourse
: rJuuuciado el lunes pasado ante Ia
( mara de los Comunes no hizo re-
/ rencia hacia Ia presenica del minis
70 b~olshevikista krassinin NJ del re-
= .ltado de las conferenCias celebra-
as con
FL PR Ninistro manifesto de
+, anera mplia, con argumentos soil
Is V contundentes que era impossible
, ALTAR Ia labor de reconstruction sin
ausia y que para destru'r el boishs-
\ .kisu,o So n-ecesitarlan cientos de mi
r, irt.v.CUos quo S"Sr.i'c@i -"
as e~xportaciones a Russia no pom
S.fan en- peligro los productos nacio-
ales Y que era necesario reanudar ei
4 afico con dicho pals.
VI. Clemenceau Sc opuso, siGuio di-
/ -rdo-al reconocimiento de Ia poll
q soviet sir que ESQ qu!era deer
d e. Sc prohiba el comerciar con un
as sobre Ell cual pesan acusaciones
- haber cometido atrocidades pero
ONO IA innensa mayor'a de los AKA
os pretenden reanudar con Russia los
omercios, sin que ESQ quiera deciT
\ e. intente reconocer el gooierno has
1 cue este adopte medios adecuaoos
los de cualesquiera Ctra nacion CT
il!Zada,
Di1o asi mismo que 10 m!smo que
uglatera ha estado traf!Cando con
s.sxico. sin protestas de ninguna cia
q. asi como con Turqula. donde las
. t~rocidades de Abdul Hamid eran peo-
Is uue las cometIdas por los bolshe-
:kis. no vela Inconvenience algGno
8. reanudar las relaciones comercta-
= con Rusia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
DERROTA DE Los ITAllANOS
EN- ALESSlO

LONDRES. JUNO 13.-Los insur-
gentes albanescs han aniquilado un
battalion itallano cerca de Alesio y
los buques dc guerra dc Italia han
hombardeado aquella poblaci6n, segun
IN despacho de Viena a Ia Exchange
Company, en- ell que sc
menciona IN informe procedente de
Belgrade. Dicese que han ocurrido
ciras escaramuzas ccrca do as ciuda-
/, de Scutari y Avlona. dondc los ita
! amos SO han visto obligados Il reti-
raTSe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
-)o(
UN CONCEAL CONTRA LOS
TOROS

VALENCIA. JUNO 13.-El conceal
Niagara. en- session celebrada Ror el
Ayuntamiento anoche, amenazG con
invocar la ley cxistente por Ia que
Sc prohiben las corridas de toros, Il
menos que el Municipio valenciano
~disponga que existan sufiCientcs me
dos para Ia cducaci6n de los nihos.
ii CONCEAL acus0 al Cabildo de ne
Cligencia al no conceder cr6ditos en-
cunudaG n~ecesaria para erigir es-
CUelaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
- C.
OTRA HUELGA FERROVIARIA

SEVILLA, JUNO lS.-Ha sido de-
clarada Ia huelga por los empleados
del ferrocarril MISUNDERSTANDING
lar. Un tren conducido por miiitares
sufri0 III accidente a primera bora
de Ia manana de hoy. diciendose que
aquei fue obra de los hueiguistas. Va
rias personals resultaron heridas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
LA POLITICA INGLESA EN-
IRLANDA

LONDRES. JUNO I3.-El Gobierno
-iene la intenciou de tomar las medl-
das necesarias para conducir ante Ia
5ustic!a Il todas las personals asocia-
das con cI crimen en- Irlanda, segun
DECLARE 81 Primer Ministro Lloyd
George On la Camara dc los Comu-
nos how, al contestar una interpela-
Ci6n.
Ell jefe del Gabinete agreg6 u con
III Objective a la vista, el Gooierno
cstaba reorganizando el Executive r.
landes : reforzando la policfa Y las
frcrzas militares V navales en- lrlun-
da. siendo probable quo llegue a ser
rocesario tambi6n, dijo el Primer MI
nistro. hacer mas fuerte 10 leglsla-
ci6n criminal.
III Gobierno intenta. asegur6 Lloyd
George en- Ia Camara, acabar con la
p~resente campaha organizada de cri-
menes Y a~sesinatos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14

DUBLIN. JUNO 13.-Los ataques
Icontra Ia policia continGan en- lrlan-
da. En- Culighanna, condado de Ar
'magh. tres 1olicfas fueron atacados
SIN previo aviso Ia Ultima noche. por
cinco individuos arnados. Sc regis
tr6 un duelo desesperado a revolver.
Tn sargcnto y un policia resultaron
gravemente heridos, un policia desa-
pareci6 V IN p~alsano fue muerto. En-
.Drom Banea, fue atacado un Official
del eJarcito por individuos armados.
Otros ultrajes con inclusion del
incendio de un edificio de recreo del
Condo de Middleton Y Ia destruction
de Ia casa-iuzgado de Piltown, con-
dado de Kilkenny Sc han verificado.
DoscientGs hombres Sc apoderaron
del Eanado en II granja de Multi
farnham Y ocuparon Ia asa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-14
LUCRATlVAS-

"A 81 ss.tasos ea-- so
Cr,a de GaIInES-
Gsluyo dc u FA&iG-
,l4 gc Gaos2s-
gxoaGos Dc Cargo
Cria - CerdCs-
Cas=4Gs Ge Tiro.
GanAGo Lamar.
IlIusrcsa AZucaTcTS
Industrial A~iEoS0ncrE
Industrial EInsterR-
La flores > as perfumes.
ExpEotacioa &c Eacas .ecaeEaA
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-07-03
Gecrtarv az State

Which certificate after the delays
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,
and the laws amenjatory thereof,
shall be signed by tire Secretary Of
State. of the State of Louisiana and
have attached thereto the great seal
of the State of Louisiana. The IN
crest coupons attacac1 to said bonds
shall have printed or engraved there
on the facsimile signatures OF the
President and Clerk Of the Police
Jury.
And when SAID bonds are thus IS
sued and registered by the Secretary
of State accoriily to law, they shall
again be takUn into possession by the
Clerk Of the Police Jury and ~ HIM
held until negotiated.
SECTION 4. That when said bonds
have been signed, issued, registered
and returned to the Clerk of the Pc
lice Jury, they shall beready for neg
citation and the President Of the Pc
lice Jury is hereby authorized fully fol
that purpose.
SECTION 5. That the Police Jur.
OF the Parish of ~. landry. La. sinai
Wy on AL taSab.c property in salt
Road District in accordance with law
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-07-03

teal subdivision of the State Of Lou
isiana for value received, hereby
promises to pay to bearers on the
First day of July A. D., 49,, 81 ,000.-
90, lowful money of the United States
Of America, with interest thereon at
the rate of Five per cent (59o) per
annum payable semi-snnually on the
First day of January and July Of
and every year from the First day of
July, 1920, upon presentation and
surrender of the coupons hereto at
tached, as same may mature. The said
principal and interest being payable
at the office Of the Treasurer of the
Parish of st. Landry, at Oelousas, La
in said Parish, or at the National
Park Bank, in the City and State Of
New York, at the option Of the hold
ers.
This bond is one Of series of Sew
anty-five bonds of the denomination
from One ID to Seventy-five (75),
issued by the Police Jury Of the Par
ish of St. Landry, La, for and on be-
half of the Fourth Road District,
Fourth Police Jury Ward, Of the
Parish of st. Landry, La, as reresent-
ing an indebtedness incurred for the
exclusive purpose of constructig roads
and bridges in said Road District, and
issued in accordance with the provis-
ions of the Constitution and Laws Of
| the State of Louisiana, in pursuance
to an election held in said Road Dis
trict on Thursday, January, 22nd,
1920, the result of which wis duly
canvassed, declared, promulgated and
registered according to law, of which
said election there was no contest
and none can now be lawfully made.
And it is hereby certified and re-
cited that all acts, conditions and
things required to be done precedent
to and in the issuane Of SAID bonds
have bee properly done, have happen
ed and have been performed in reg
llar form and duly as required by
law and that said Indebtedness does
not exceed any statutory or consti-
tutional limitations.
In testimony weherof, and by the
authority of an ordinance Of the Po-
lice Jury Of the Parish of st. Lam
dry, State Of Louisiana, lawfully a.
iopted on the 9Th dag of June, 1920,
and now recorded in the Mortgage Of
flee of the State of Louisiana, in and
for the Parish of St. Landry, /, F.
Octave Pavy, President of the said
Police Jury, have signed this bond,
along with J. ]. Healey, Clerk there
/ of, likewise duly authorized by said
ordinance, and sealed the same with
the seal of the Police Jury, in &C
cordance with law, on this day
of-, A. D. 10.