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Official Proceedings of the Police Jury
of Grant Parish.
Continued From Last Week.


ton of Sc, 491. 90 cast against the
proposition above set forth.
At Simms polling place, there
were found 9 votes, representing
an assessed valuation of 81, Ala, 0G
cast in favor of the proposition
as above set forth; and there
were found z votes, represent
ing an assessed valuation of 81,
$500 cast against the PROPOSE
ton as above set forth.
At Pollock polling place, there
were found rs votes, represent
ing an assessed valuation of
$130, 10000 cast in favor of the
proposition as above set forth ;
and there were found IL votes.
representing an assessed valua-
ton of SO, 060. 90 cast against the
proposition as above set forth.
At Antonio polling place, there
were found 10 votes, represent
ing an assessed valuation of
81, $500 cast in favor of the
above proposition as above set
forth; and there were found Z
votes, representing an assessed
valuation of $7,914.00 cas- t
against the above proposition as
above set forth.
At Dry Prong polling place,
were found 20 votes, represent
ing an assessed valuation of
$21, 179. 90 cast in favor of the
above proposition as above set
forth; and there were found a
votes, representing an assessed
valuation Of 81, 5000 cast
against the above proposition as
above set forth.
At Greco polling place, there
were found 6 votes, REPRESENT
ing an assessed valuation of
SIS. 523.00 cast in favor of the
above proposition as above set
forth; and there were found II
votes, representing an assessed
valuation Of $8,889.00 cast
against the above proposition as
above set forth.
At Lincecum polling place,
there were found 10 votes, rep
resenting an assessed valuation
of So. 900. 90 cast in favor Of the
above proposition as above set
forth; and there were found A
votes, representing an assessed
valuation of 81, 055. 90 cast against
the above proposition as above
set forth.
At Buckelew polling place,
there were found II votes, rep
resenting an assessed valuation
of SIP, 013.00 cast in favor of the
above proposition as above set
forth; and there were found q
votes representing an assessed
valuation of So, 61S.00 cast
against the above proposition as
above set forth.
At Selma polling place, there
were found 40 votes, represent
ing an assessed valuation of
$35, 231.0 90 cast in favor of the
above proposition as above set
forth; and there were found l
votes, representing an assessed
valuation of $4,000 cast against
the above proposition as above
set forth.
AT Rochelle polling place, there
were found 81 votes, represent
ing assessed valuation of $15,
$500 cast in favor of the above
proposition as above set forth;
and there were found 4 votes,
representing an assessed valua-
ton of $931.00 cast against the
the above proposition as above
set forth.
And it was therefore ascertain
ed, that there was a total of PSI
votes, representing an assessed
valuation of .$168,377.00 cast in
favor of the aforesaid PROPOSE
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amount, cast in favor of the a
foresaid proposition, which sale
proposition is therefore declared
to be carried, and this proce;
verbal and canvass of the vote
cast at said election held in ROAD
District Number Nine (9) of the
Parish of Grant on the 10Th day
of March 1920, having been duly
written and read, was thereupon
Signed by the Tellers, by the
President and Clerk of the Po-
lice Jury of the Parish of Grant,
Louisiana, and by each member
of said police jury present at
said meeting.
TELLERS:
j. M. JONES, DR.. w. B. CORLEY.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
H. L. BRIAN, President.
Clerk.
MEMBERS:
John Randolph, j. M. Jones,
DIR. w. B. Corley, J. j. Dewitt,
W. P. Deem. C. w. Calhoun and
G. C. Purvis.
The following ordinance was
offered by j. M. Jones and Sec
oned by w. B. Corley.
An ordinance authorizing the
issuance of Five Hundred and
Seventy-Five Thousand ($575, :
Dollars of bonds of Road
District Number Nine 90 of the
Parish of Grant, Louisiana. pre-
scribing the form thereof and
providing for the levy of taxes
Tor the payment of the principal
and interest of said bonds.
Whereas, according to the re-
turns of an election held in Road
District Number Nine (9) of the
Parifh of Grant. on the 18th day
Of March 1920, under the auth
ority granted by the terms of
said election, the Police Jury of
the Parish of Grant and the gov
erning Authority of said Road
district was authorized to incur
debt and issue Road Bonds to the
amount of Five Hundred and
Thousand ($575,-
900. 00] Dollars, and
Whereas the assessor of the
Parish of Grant has certified
that the assessed valuation of
all property of Road District
Number Nine (9) of the Parish
IF Grant for the year 1919, as
fixed by the Board of State AT
fairs, aggregates SIS, 1862, 600, and
a bond issue representing an
Indebtedness of $575, 900. 90 Isles
than (10T) per cent of the as
Sessed valuation of the taxable
of Road District Num-
Der Nine (9) of the Parish of
Grant, therefore,
Be it ordained by the Police
Jury of the Parish of Grant, in
compliance with the terms of
Article 281 of the Constitution
Of the State of Louisiana and
Act 256 of the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Louisiana
for the year 1910. as amended,
and acting as the governing au-
thority of Road District Number
Nine 90 of the Parish of Grant
and the police jury having been
duly authorized at an election
held in said road district on the
18th day of March 1920 hereby
the mourning of an
Indebtedness of Five Hundred
and Seventy-Five Thousand
($575, 000.0 0) Dollars of said road
district number nine 90 of the
Parish of Grant for the purpose
Of constructing and improving
the roads and highways in Road
District Number Nine (9) of the
Parish of Grant, and to repre-
sent said indebtedness, the said
police jury of the Parish of Grant
does herahv author;-a fha isSu-
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cOLFAx GRANT PARISH, La, SATURDAY MARCH q 1920

/, GRANT PARISH, La, s
July First 1920, bearing interest
at the rate of five $500 percen-
tum per annum, from date until
paid, said interest being payable
semi-annually on the first days
of January and July in each year,
except the interest for the first
year, which shall be payable
January l, 1921, and each OF said
bonds having attached thereto
semi-annual coupons and one am
nual coupon for the first year, to
represent the said interest.
Be it further ordained, etc.,
that said bond and the interest
thereon shall be payable at the
office of the Treasurer of the
Parish of Grant, at Colfax, Lou
isiana, or at the option Of the
holder at of
Be it further ordained, etc.,
that said bonds shall be in sub
stantially the following form, to-
wit:
UNITED STATES OFAMERICA
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Grant.
Public Improvement Bond of
Road District Number Nine
CO. Of the Parish of Grant.
NO. 100000
Road District Number Nine
90 of the Parish of Grant, State
of Louisiana, for value received,
hereby promises to pay to bearer
on the first day of. 10
........., the sum Of One Thousand
ISL, 100000 Dollars in gold coin
Of the United States Of America,
Of the present standard weight
and fineness, with interest there
on at the rate Of five (5&) per-
centum per annum,. payable
semi-annually on the first days
of January and July in each year,
except the interest for the first
year, which shall be payable
January 1st, 1921, upon presen-
tation and surrender of the in
terest coupon hereto attached as
the same shall mature, both
principal and interest of this
bond are payable at the office of
the Treasurer Of the Parish of
Grant, at Colfax, Louisiana, or
at the option of the holder. ........
This bond is issued by Road
District Number Nine 90 Of the
Parish of Grant, State of Louisi-
ana. for the purpose of construct
ing and improving the public
roads and highways within said
road district under and by vir-
tue of the authority conferred by
Article 201 of the Constitution of
the State of Louisiana and Act
256 Of the general Assembly of
the State of Louisiana for the
year 1910, as amended, and this
bond was especially authorized
at an election held in Road Dis
trict Number Nine (9) of the
Parish of Grant, on the 18th day
of March 1920, the returns of
which election were duly promul-
gated on the 18th day of March
1920.
The debt represented by this
bond and the issue of which it
forms a part was incurred and
said bonds were issued by virtue
of the authority conferred by
the Constitution and Act refer
red to and conforming to the re-
suit of an election held by the
property taxpayers in Road Dis
trict Number Nine [9] of the
Parish of Grant, qualified to vote
l. Il II 4 \
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President.
Clerk.
(FORM OF ANNUAL COUPON)
First wears inteseSt


On the LIST day of Jan. 1921,
Road District Number Nine 90
of the Parish of Grant, State of
Louisiana, will pay to bearer
fifty $4,000 dollars at the office
of the Treasurer of the Parish of
Grant, at Colfax, Louisiana, or
at the option of the holder at
....................... of ...............
being annual interest then due
on its public Improvement Bonds,
dated july LIST 1920.
--.. .-....-..-...... ......'
President.
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President.


Clerk.
Be it further, ordained etc.,
that said bonds shall be executed
by the President and Secretary
of the police jury of the Parish
of Grant on behalf Of Road Dis
trict Number Nine 90 of the
Parish of Grant and the coupons
shall bear the fac-simile sigma
lures of Sad President and said
Clerk.
Be it further ordained, ETC.,
chat said bonds shall bear the
following endorsement:
This bond secured by a tax.
Registered on this the. day
of. 1920.
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Secretary Of State.


Be it further ordained etc.
that said bonds shall mature i
the following manner, to-wit:
l to 5, inclusive. SIS, 900 Jan. ]
1921.
6 to 10, S.. 600 Jan. l. 1922.
IL to 16, Sc. 200 Jan. l, 1923.
II to %. $4,000 Jan. l, 1924.
@ to g, Sc, 900 Jan. /. 1926. !
20 to 81. SIS, 900 Jan. 1, 1926.
IS to Al. 81. 900 Jan. l, 1927.
AZ to 48, So. 900 Jan. /. 1928.
40 to SIS, $1,000 Jan. l, 1929.
Sc to 63, So. 600 Jan. /, 1899.
~-r<1~<s<~s~---o-e <>rs<0>S1>r--l
Continued m, Last PINE
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-07-10

left to the credit Of the Sheriff Salary
Fund but to leave the same intact in
said fund to be used by the Sheriff in
defraying the expenses Of his office
until additional funds are collected.
This resolution being put to a vote
all present voted aye and it was de-
clared adopted.
A communication from Mr.. R. C.
Webb a. to the working Of the road
from Killarney Plantation to the
ferry landing was referred to the
Road Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Galloway meet
ing then adjourned.
ALEX CLARK, President.
w. s. CRAIG. Secretary.
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Treasurer reported that there was a
balance Of sl,74o.7e to the credit of
the Sheri6's Salary Fund and stated
that II this balance waS distributed
back to the various funds a. required
BY law it would be necessary for the
Police Jury TO provide funds to defray
the expenses Of the sheri6's Office for
the balance Of the year, whereupon
the following resolution was offered
by Mr.. LeSuepr:
Whereas the treasury Of the Parish
has not sufficient funds to advance to
the Sheriff the amount required by
him during the remainder Of the year;
resolved. that the Treasurer b in
structed not to distribute the balance
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July 9Th, 1920.
Meeting Of the village Council held
this day.
Present: Hen. d. H. Allen, Mayor,
George Spencer, W. J. Ward. W. s.
Craig. Aldermen. Louis E. Moeller,
Clerk.
Minutes Of the last regular meeting
and one special meeting read and ap-
proved.
The following petition received
from the School Board Of Madison
Parish was read and considered.
Whereas, Walnut Street, from the
point where it is Interested by Sidney
Street on the north, to the point
where it is intersected by Thelma
Street on the south, ID q serious de-
triment to the athletic grounds which
said Walnut Street crosses, which
have been set apart by this Board for
the benefit Of The youth attending
the Tallulah High School for athletic
purposes; and whereas said street
within the above described limits il
practically not used and in fact is
closed in part BY fences; therefore,
Be Il Resolved by the School Board
Of Madison Parish in regular session
convened, that the board Of Mayor
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MASS MEETING

By order Of the Police Jury a mass
meeting Of the tax payers Of Madison
Parish is hereby called, to be held at
the Court House at Talulah, La, at
IL A. NJ, on Wednesday. July 81,
1920, TO consider the question Of road
construction, to recommend policy
to be adopted in locating gravel roads
and to decide the adyissbility Of hold
ing IN election for the ISSUANCE Of
further bonds for road construction.
ALEX CLARK President.
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ORDINANCE NO. ,2o

An ordinance closing Walnut St.,
from . point where it il intersected by
Sidney Street on the north to the
point where II 10 intsrsected by
Thelma Street. on the south.
Be It ordained By the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen q the villsre Of
TtllulsA,
Thst Walnut Street, from the point
ybers Il y Interested by Sidney
SEeee on the north. to the point
INAsrs Il d intersected by Thelma
Street On the south. Be and the same
y hessby declared closed and no
thoTS1ghfars.
D. II. ALLEN. Mayor.
LOUIS Z. MOELLER, Clerk.
THE GREAT AIR ROBBERY fea-
turing Lieut.. Locklear next Hridas:
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THE GREAT AIR ROBBERY fen.
turing Lieut.. Locklear nsxt Friday:
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS
July 7th, 1920.


July 7th, 1920.
Meeting Of the Police Jury.
Present: Hon. Alex Clark, J. v,
Wright, W. T. Oskes, J. B. Galloway,
A. s. Holloway, J. W. Crump, A. A,
LsSusur, Jr., w. H. Hewss.
On motion Of Mr.. Wright reading
Of the minutes was dispensed with.
This being the first meeting Of the
new Police Jury they proceeded to
effect an organization. Mr.. W. H.
Hewes nominated Hon. Alex Clark for
President, which nomination was duly
seconded. There being no further
nominations the question was put to .
vote and Mr.. Clark was unanimously
elected President.
Mr.. Wright then reported that the
Committee appointed TO consider the
question Of selecting m engineer for
the Parish had carefully considered
the matter, and had decided 10 recon-
I"e"u sas sPP"a"e"e"s "a "S' e VI
Benjamin ct . salary OF $4,000 per
month, the Parish to furnish IN auto
mobile and provide for the upkeep Of
same, and to furtaer recommend that
Ar. Benjamin be made SECRETARY OF
the Police jury. Y
In order 70 carry oat the rscommen-
cations Of the Committee Mr.. lie
Sussr nsminstsd Ar. Benjamin -
SECRETARY o. he Police jury and the
isnsa Snssesef se the salary men,
s'oned aesvs. IAsrs being no further
nominstasa the question wss PIT TO .
vsee and oil members voting aye, Mr..
bsntamtn was declared elected Sscre-
ssry ana fsf~a .agsnser'
NJ .ecseor ne. nominated Mr.
W. .. CFaig - Parish Treasurer at Z
s:.eIy Of seso.eo per annum. pro
"::c' .ovwsr' mat II the Interest
- ~ 'ns espe..oty On the FUNDS IN
s snesi r.t's. iend ana IN the
s.nH'nS ,sna snou'a amount to lea
s..n seOo'vv .nen u saiary OF the
. saeo'a y IN amount equal
70 sn. 'nssrssL Inc nomination VA
on1eu y II "nsne ana aefs
"o . noss.ons tns
s''en - p' 20 : VOC. An mem
- ~ w.. -. .ne NJ. ors'a
ose-so 49, 'ls.
vn v''os % ~. -scsse,' second
80 y - Al' ~at. .'e ,s''s,sn S'ate
$3.50. - - r cs.'sa - r.sn Depos'
10Y snc t'scel Agent Tor the Parish
d > p.r cent - .rrru .n' N &C., Is.
deposited.
The President announced the ap.
nnIn1WuAm1 h. a
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John C4rnesS- ZS.Zo
On motion Of Mr.. Hewes, Secretary
was instructed to order four or nix
mule grader for use in the Eighth
Ward.
Mr.. Joel F. johnson appeared be-
fore the Board and requested that the
road leading out TO his plantation on
,Tensas River be worked up. The
matter was referred to the Reed Com
mittee.
Messrs. Geo. Spencer, J. B. Snyder
and other citizens appeared before the
Police Jury and recommended that .
r,ass meeting be called to consider
The road construction question. On
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AMENDMENT TO CHARTER
|cUENARD.lUcAS DRUG COMA
NY, INC.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF MADISON.

BE IT KNOWN, That before me.
John Z. Yergsr. Clerk Of the Ninth
District Court Z Ex-Offieio Notary
Public for Madison Parish, Louisiana,
and IN the presence Of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned,
on this the sthsday " J.ly, 1920,
personally came and appeared Dr.. y.
w. Gaines, Chairman Of the stock
holders' meeting Of the Cuensr..Lu.
cas- Drug Co., Inc, and A. y. Sewer.
Secretary Of said meetiy., both well
known TO me n saif chairman and
said secretary, wbe declared that the
stockholders % the Guenard-Lucas
Drug Co., DC. by . resolution passed
and adorsed on the Eighth cay Of
july 1920, at called meeting Of ssid
ss"- khoiders. notice Of which call had
! been unanimously waived by al the
stockholders, and 1t which said meet
ing oil Of the stockhslders Of the said
corporation were present. and thst an
Of the stockholders Of the entire out.
standing stock Of ssid eoporation be-
ing present, unanimously voted to q
mend, rs-write and rs-adopt Article
Nv Of the charter Of the Cuenard-Lu-
cas- Drug Co. Inc, ~ hereinafter oct
out, and that for and on behalf Of
said stockholders II the Cuenard.L Luz
cas- Drug Co.. Inc, and BY virtue AZ
the astherity Of said resolution ad IT.
Cd ~ aforesaid, they have and they do
BY these presents amend, re-wr;te ana
re-adopt Article Nv Of the charter Of
said Guenard-Lucas Drug Co., Inc,
% ~ to read ~ follows, to-wit:
ARTICLE "
The capital stock Of this CORPORA
ton is hereby fixed at the sum Of
Twenty-Five thousand Dollars, (yy5..
O00.00), divided into $50 shares Of
tie par value Of One Hundred Dol.
lsrs each.
In testimony whereof, each Of SAID
sppearcrs has signed his name. in IN.
presence Of I. B. Lucas and Jeff B.
Snyder. two competent witnesses, and
me, said Notary, in my office at Tai
lulah Louisiana, on the date flint
herein written.
G. W. GAINES,
Chairman.
A. J. SEWER,
Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
GUENARD-LUcAS DRUG CO.. Inc.
ATTEST:
II b. LUCAS,
JEFF B. SNYDER.
JOHN z. YERCER.
Clerk Ninth District Court 4 Ex-Of.
fieio Notary Public for Madison
Parish. Louisinna.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PAR1SH OF MADISON.
I Jsen Z Yergsr, CLERK q the
MA Dbtsist Court ana Ex.off;r;.
kscsfdse n and for lGsdi,sa Psv;.A
Lsuisonnn. . hereby certify thae de- !
sbsvs end 1orexsinG = trus md cor |
rset copy - a. original Amsudme.e |
= Charter Il cusnard-Lueas Druil
Co. he, wAIeA = = N u my eff,ee |
- = rssord = lnsorpesstion Re-. |
- A page -. o daes q July 3. |
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this eth day Of July, 1920.
JOHN E. YERCER.
Clerk 4 Ex-Officio Recor Ter.

TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
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WE OFFER

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AUTOMOBILES

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HOGS

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EDUCATIONAL

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