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FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York, Sept. Trading in the
stock market today was characterized
hv another vigorous drive against
shorts who again covered urgently as
the buying movement attained piodu''
dimensions. -.-.,-- ,,,,r,
Most of the days happening "cI'
helpful to the constructive sluo, 'r'
bracinc such factors as easier eau ana
time money rates, stronger indications
of Industrial revival and Shdfp re
covery in the leading iorels' ~ IN
changes The latter development was
cotton bills by British, French ana
German interests. this CoinCtdinE win
another furious upturu in cotton op-
tions. -, 4.
nsnd for steels, equipments motor
streucthen the impression that various
hur pools had re-entered the market
Mexican Petroleum registered gross
advance of So points to leNel neaI-
ly so points over its recent minimum
pr,cs and affiliated stocks such ag
Par-American, Asphalt common ana
preferred. Houston and Royal Dutch
gained IL to points. Other strong
features comprised Gulf states 'rucl
hle and United states Steel American
and Baldwin Locomotives. hallWai .
steel Spring, American Can, General
Electric, leading sugars and tohaccns
and Junior trausportations, especially
500" and Western and Southern
groups. Sales 100000 shares.
Gail money opened at 81 per cent
hut dropped to 3 before noon. Time
loans were made at Sls per cent on all
Industrial collateral. A. concession Of =
per cent The only exchanges to mani-
fest heaviness were German and Aus
trian bills. Dutch and scandinavian
ren1ittances rallying hriskly
Old line investment rails were
among the strongest issues OF the
broad and strong bond market, con-
vertibles also making additional gains.
Lea ding internationals were invariably
higher and the Liberty group almost
without exception showed gains. Sales.
par value, i125oo, 900,
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AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. III, sept. Wheat futures
advanced to a new high on the pres
eut upturn and new top on the crop
for May here today. Trading was ac-
tive with more outside interest and at
the high point prices were UP as much
as 6iec over the early low with heavy
buying by commission houses and the
local clement on the way up with stop
orders uncovered
May led the advance. The purchase
Of around 5000 bushels of Austral-
ian wheat hy India and estimates that
the Australian crop would he around
so. 600 600 bushels or more short of last
years crop, were the main bulllsh In
fluCnCes.
here and in the east and with a slow
trade. Final wheat figures were 2la TO
ALc higher, while corn ruled &c to l}sc
up and oats %C to &c higher.
Corn advanced to l14c to l'sc from
the early low but did not maintain all
Of this. An easier tone was showing
early hut the market turned stronger
later in sympathy with wheat.
Trading was not large.
oats followed other grains, declining
early only TO advance later. Tho south
was credited with being a good buyer
At times, the advance in cotton being
a factor
Provisions averaged lower, the fca
ture being tho buying Of January and
March lard by houses with eastern
connections, presumably hedging
AGAINST sales Of cnttonsecd oil.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Sept. 7.-(U. S. Bureau o.
Markets. Cattle Receipts 1900; heei
steers dull, uneVenlN lower; hcavies off
most early top on ycarltngs $l0,S5
bulk beef steers s6.5Od950; bulk she
stock weak to % cents lower; bulk 81 Is
1850; Gamers and cutters largely $50
13.50; bulk strong to l5C higher
bulk boloEuas $35oaSi.loi few al
S.25; butcher bulls mostly s.ho
nS.75, veal calves weak to 20
cents lower; hoavics off most, bulk
light vealors St2.75d15.5o; stockers and
feeders steady.
Hogs-Receipts 22,Ooo; market now g
to 65 cents lower; some packing grades
off more; bulk of sales S665n9 00; top
$40 early; heavy weight $I,5O@S.66
medium weight $S.25aS,S5; light weight
$3.50 SIS: light liGht 5000 s,d5; heavy
packing sows smooth s650GGl5; pack
ing sows rough S6l56f.6o; pigs SI,25
ass.
Sheep Receipts $1,000, fat lambs 25
to % cents higher. top natives to city
butchers 5000: packers top, early Ss.25 /;
cults IS Nn66ON; top Westerns early
$3.50; some held cousidcrably higher:
sheep active. strong; feeder lambs
strong; 5000 pair early
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Angeles. and thought Il would be fun
20 appear IN motion pictures and brss
Of it when she went back to school.
She told the director that she could
do any kind Of swimming Etunts and
proved it In the pool The result was
an engagement Ia comedies at 175 a
week. Then Roliin Sturgeon. the
Universal director saw her and told
her she was wasting her time In that
sort Of work. lie offered her chance
10 appear with Lyons and Moran-th.
result vas Gladys did not go back TO
school. Instead she was made star
IN years time. which Just about
beats the record. ~ -7ss.e.
Puppets of Fut-''
A tense moment In "Puppe. Of
Fac" This adaptation from an or
tzinal screen by Donn Byrne, the we'll
known novelist and short story writer
has as its heroine, Sorrentins Pslom-
bra, tho exquisite little italian wife,
whose husband. Gabriel. falls into the
hands OF an adventures. In this
r-cne. sorrantina has followed "Bsbe"
Reynolds 70 her apartment. intending
20 tII the woman who stole her hus-
baudrs love away. Viola Dana enants
ahs part Of sorrsntina and Jackie
saunfsrH of BABE"
without Dement, OF CLERGY"
The story reflects Rudyard Elpiin-'s
most intimate knowledge of native
and omrisl life In British India. with
the scenes laid mainly in the ancient
e.fy rs Lahore,
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X Q LINESTNCK

Kansas city. Mo. Sept, 7-CU. S.
Bureau of -Cattle-RocoiPts
1O,5eo; beef steers steady to Ia ccntH
lower; top $40; many common to
fairly good grsssers A.6od6So; 7ho
stock steady 10 g5 cents lower with
better grades weakest; few good cows
s. OO@5.2s; most other grades t35o@
$50; yearling hoters tS75: stockers
steady to strong; early sales 3 ooT6 o0,
other classes around steady, odd veal
ers Sa75a1ooO, practical top $500, bulk
Gamers $e.Ood2 Is; carly feeder sales
s. OOd6.7O.
Hogs Receipts 5000: mostly early
sales 50nAo cents lower. some later
sales soc lower. late- bids 75C TO aoc
cents lower. ton SS71 carly; bulk s. 80
1S.65. bulk lights and mediums SSS5
n S.65; choice ESQ pound weights $40
225 pound averages SStl. most throw
out sows 81 O06f25 stock pigs mostly
~ cents lower. host $50.
sheep 1000 mostly 20 cents
higher; wcthcrs S3.75. ewes E2.25, lambs
25Gi0 cents higher, top western IS 30;
bulk IS OntTS oI.
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signed by lt least two T07ponEihle
parties that tho bidder ahsn within
ton t10b days. after being called up-
on. Furnish promptly the articles
awarded n|n tn hs furnished. and
upon failure f0 do HU. forfeit and nay
10 the st7to of Colorado. g run double
the amount awarded fn d0Hlr-.
SAMPLES or MERCHANDISE
POElTINE MIST ACCOMPANY
BIDS. OTHFEW1SE BIDS WILL
NOT he CONSIDERED.
BIDS POSITIVELY MUST EE
MADE oN THT9 SHEET. OTHER
WISE BIDS WILL NOT BE CON
SIDEEEp.
The Board rorsrvoa tho riEht 20 re-
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YS her ne1t release, "PiaythinEs Of
Destiny" Anita Stewart will be
seen as young wife who inno-
Gently commits biEsmy In an effort
10 shield her ohiid's name. While not
in any sense q problem play, this at
TRACTION gets the utmost In dramatic
value. out Of this cynical twist of lie
The picture j. ssif - - He' only
on. Of n. best productions IN which
hks s,e-srt has ever appeared. but
/, gives IN. star greater opportunity
for personal triumph than anything
she has don. 20 date
"Pisythinys OF Destiny = perfect
OF drama and speStacie,
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Ameern is typical very pretty
young Hindu yiri OF tho people in La
hore. She Il protected from an uE-
welcome native sultor by John Holden,
a young English structural engineer.
and reciprocal love affair is the re-
suit. Ahmed Kahn, HoIden's native
servant. orrnngsA the matter OF the
"dowry" with Amoors's mother. The
lovers arc united in a pretty ooro-
rnony, in which Moral wrcsths and a
ring nguro. They dwell In The
House OF Love" and are very happy.
Holden has structural engineering
duties elsewhere. but returns an often
as possible TO AnceTa- on ono such
return they rejoice mutually over the
prospect OF a pledge OF their undyinE
affection" Both are transported with
the Joys os parsnthood. Holden, be-
eause OF his love and fdelliy TO
ArneerA and their litti. son, BE- idolized
by the natives Of the household. A
the child develops in lovolinosa the
scenes OF domestic happiness are most
charming. Then doscends upon India
the plague OF cholera Little Toto"
la stricken to death In Holden'E pres-
enos. Ar~~ra viii 1o' Zoo with others
10 the hills for safety Holden re
mains with hsr--to see her. too. fali
victim 20 the plague.
"peccption"
Deception" tell, the story ~ Anne
Baieyu. second wife NJ Henry VIII
and mother of queen Elizabeth, from
the ums abe e0mss % England from
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FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS.
-n.- Nn-l Znnt !. - Ir LnrnL. nlnr.l =

No~ OTk, C0NT- V--TrImO HlNTCHn-
tile paper 6G6iA per cent, exchange
strong sterling demand S57ths, ca bl"F
81 T2N Francs demand Z 65i5; cables
66 Belgian francs demand 5HSias
Cahlca 7.5A Guilders demand S o6'- ,
cables 81 IS Lire demand 40. cables
f5ir. Marks demand O6is: cables I o.
Greece demand 5GG Sweden demand
7l45 Norway demand 1905 Argentine
demand so N. Brazilian demand 1881.
Montreal l0i, per cent discount
Time loans steady. 80 DAYS % days
and six months FA Hss per cent.
CllI money firm high 5is low D.
ruling rate 5i-: last loan p. closing bid
o. offered at ST..
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\S@n>~ @>2< eae. I>N1NS
>A 2//>S m
I>1>SSyA yA1><0|C Z<11or
"PIaythings of Destiny Star in One Year-A Story
of British India-Viola Dana AsAn Italian -AnEIab-
crate English Production To Marry Chaplin.

The action is quick aud Interesting
and there seems 70 be something hap
pening every moment Among its sN-
citing features are a real Ice-'inEed
blizzard In the North; a dash through
the frozen wastes OF Canada with
dog team a thrilling boar hunt in
Jamaica and = tropical hurricane that
lays entire villages 10 waste and
ofushes native huts like svgshelis.
Gladys Walton
GLADYS Walton u n years old. she
was born IN Boston. Tho family
moved 10 Portland. oregon. where she
v-~r' 20 school During orc NJ her
she visited friends Ia Los
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08

France. where she has served ss lady
in-waitinE TO the Queen, until she Is
bohoadcd a. tho Kings command SO
that he may marry Jane Seymour.
Made IN Europe. under tho direction
OF Ernst Luhi'srh. who aiso directed
Passion" % is one Of the most elabo.
rate pictures which have thus fat
been shown. The scenes Of England
In 'hc days OF tho Tudors. with the
f5urnauonn aud royal fotc1. arc re-
maTkABIs Tor Lao accuracy OF their
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08

actress. who. according 20 rumor.
soon 10 be Mrs. Charlie chaplin. wi
play tho leading r0'o opposite Fran
Mayo !a .aat stars current produS
tlon, the shark Master" written an
produced by Fred Leroy Granviut
In this story Miss Collins will appea
ab tho Flame Flower, white etH vb
had been washed ashore on scuu
rnoIne Island and adopted By tn
native,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08

dctsiI Westminster Abbey. the royal
castle and other landmarks are repro
dueed on "a lavish pcaIc. All OF the
coHiumlnE lg after HNlbCln, ccpr.
painter to Henry VIII. and In Itself
cost fortune Tho role OF Anne has
been given To- Honny Portion. one OF
Euroro's best known stake and screen
players.
May Collins
Aay collins. the beautiful young
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icat any and an bids. m deemed
the interest or rho state ~ do 30.
Payment with be made monthly Z
tho Colorado state Hospital voucher
AII bids for rurpllcs must be a.
dressed 20 Tho Colorado Board q
Cnrro-fIcnT. Colorado state Hospita
Pueblo. Colorado. and must he e.
durHcd PROPOSALS. FOR MAI
TEN ASCE'.
ruobIr colorado. August II. t7-
COLORADO BOARD OF
CORRECTIONS
T.. =. MOYNtEAS
President
FRANK g. HOAS.
Secretary.
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STRENGTH SHOHS
IN COTTON BUYING

New Orleans. La, sept The most
remarkable exhibition OF strength in
the history of cotton trading. accord
ing to exchange experts, was given on
tho New Orleans exchange today whom
ali months IN the future market opened
ten dollars a bale over yeate-day'a
Cloae
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
DENVER SUGAR CURB STOCKS
Furnished by N. S. Malpole. Tha tch
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Sept. :. - Cattle Receipts
300; steady to higher beef steers $500
nG25, cows and hcifers si25m6 no;
calves S7.O061OON. bulls S2OOT3.25,
stoClers and feeders SA.onn600.
HoEs-Receipts 200; 25c lower; top
SS.75; bulk S7OOGS75.
Sheep Receipts 5000; steady to 26c
higher; lambs S. 5O1T 50, ewes S2.50a
800: feeder lambs s. O0Sf6 Is.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

cntcaEs Sept 7-Buttsr unsettled
creamery extras 5ai-c: Htanda -d7 3sHc,
firsts 72ihd3sc. seconds 7o6S7c.
Eggs. unchanged receipts 1870
cshes.
Poultry, alive higher; fowls i5H25'-c.
springs 2Sc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08

New York sept Bar silver Do.
uestic oat,C. foreign e57sc Mexican
doilarF iac.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
KANSAS CITY PFopurr
EAR SILVER

Kansas city, Mo, Sept Butte
eErH and poultry unchanged.
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CHICAGO SErne

Chicago, Sept, 7.-Potatoo7. receipts
rs cars. western whites 8 1TT7 Ers
Minnesota 0hio4 t2.c5T2 90 Wisconsin
whites 8. TSd rs.
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LEGAL NOTICES
nm REsEEMEE IRRIGArINN

DITCH COMPANY
\ special meeting Of the stockholders
Of Tho Eessemer TrriEatinE Ditch COM
pauy will he held at tho office Of the
Company. at Pueblo, Colorado at 10
O'Clock \ NJ. Tuesday Soptomhc- Is.
1921. for the purpose Of considering and
acting on the matter of rcplaComcnts
aud repairs due TO recent damage to
the Company's ditch and appurtcuant
structures, providing funds therefor,
aud considering and taking action on
the matter of borrowing money to
take care oC the indebtedness ot the
company now existing or tn be incur
rcd for said purposes, and 10 consider
and act upon tho matter Of loyyinE a
special assessment on tho capital etnck
| Of the Company to provide means or
IdofrayinE Company Indebtedness. in
CURED or to he incurred FOR the fore
going or other corporate purposes, and
ItransacunE such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
e. x. McHARG. Sec'y.
| Pueblo. Colo. Sept 3 1921
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08

IIFf n rlrH 0F The ab0rr VII %
furnished upon application to The
steward office Of tho Colorado state
Hospital Pueblo, Coin.
Bach propoHal must he signed by
tho individual or firm making it, and
bo accompanied by guarantee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08
METAL. QUOTATIONS

New York. sept Copper steady;
oloctrolvtir spot and nearby 126l2Ac,
later 19LW1Ztec
Tin ftrmor, Hpot and nearby I7.25;
futures TlGe6.
Iron STEADY. unchanged
lead steady. spot - 50.
Zinc steady; East 81. Louis delivery
SPOT ti,g5.
Antimony spot $3.50,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08

Chicago, SEPT The ChiraCo Board
of Trade TODAY adopted an amendment
70 the rules Of tho association. prnvid-
ing for digcontiuuangc qf dealing in
indemr ~ contracts. Tho vote was
5i5 to O..
Tho Carpor- -Tirchcr federal law
places q heavy tax ON deals I'm Irdcm-
nity contracts hut does not, however.
become effective for nearly four
months
Joseph P Griffin. president n the
board declared that whtlr such cons
tracts at times serve "a useful economic
function. tho boards decision IN olirnl-
nate them was In line with public
opinion in tho grain trade Itself, Ts
well nE lu legislative oontorE.
with only five dirsenfinE votes the
association adopted urQy rIia ost,h
hFhinE trade i'm cottouserd oil. n new
feature here. Tho association ala,
made n rule making number 8 rye de-
liyerahlc on contract.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-08

SEALED PROPOSALS will he rc-
ceived by the Colorado Board OF Cor.
rortious at the Colorado state
Hospital, Pueblo. Colorado. until 4 p.
M, September II. 1921, for the fol-
lowing supplies more or less. to be
furnished during tho period of three
months ending December TO- 1921.
delivered on the hosnit1l grounds. At
such times and IN such quantities as
called for during the pCr.1d. an costs
OF delivery prepaid, to-wlt.
Groceries
Tobacco
Meats
Giso
Flour
Feed
Clothing
Dry Goods
Drugs
List 0r each Of the above will 30
furnished upon application to The
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CHURCH NEWS

The Cathechism class for the
children to be admitted to the
Solemn Communion will begin or
Saturday, October 9th. at 3 p. m.
The Pastor invites the parents tc
send the children regularly to the
Cathechism class and to give tht
names during the two weeks pre-
ceeding the opening. He is conf
dent that the parents will show
their coed will and their spirit of
faith ard so will help him great
ly to assure the Christen and
moral education of the children.
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siness as soon as the capital stock shat
be paid in.

siness as soon as the capital stock shall
be paid in.
1 THUS DONE AND PASSED, in nay
office, in the Parish of St Charles, Lou,
isiana, OIL thisflay, month and year here
III first above mentioned, in the presence
of Cyril A Caillet and Layous Gassen com
petent witnesses, who have signed these
presents with e-saidsappearers and NE
Clark of Court and x-Officio Notary a.
ter due reading of the whole.
Original signed
{. r. Alexander II. 1. Landry
Cyril A. Caillet I.ayous essen
-; } I. r. Baudouin
Clerk of Court and .Ex-Offic Notary
Pnbfic
I the Undersigned Clerk of Court and
Ex-Officio Recorder for the Parish OF
ST. Charles. do hereby certify the above
and foregoing to be a tf,ie and correct
copy from the original on file and duly
recorded i'll this office in Charter Re-
cord Book No. 1, fol. 81.
Witness my hand and seal of office
this 18th. day of august. A. d., 1921.
I. T. Bandouin
[Seal] Clerk and Recorder
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES

BE IT KNOWN, That on this 18th.
day of the mouth OF August, in the year
of our Lord, One Thousand Nine. Hun
idred and twenty-one, and of the Ind
| nenderce OF the United States of Ameri-
ca, the One Hundred and forty sixth.
Before me, IRBY r. BAUDoUIN,
Clerk of Court and Ex-Officio Notary
Pubic, duly commissioned and qualified
!. in and for the Parish of st. Charles.
State of Louisiana, therein resiti g,
and in presence of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned, personal
ly came and appeared;
| Mr.. c. z. ALEXANDER. President,
and Mr.. HE NRY I. LANDRY, Cashier,
who declared to me Clerk of Court aud
Ex-Officio Notary. that they appear
herein for and in the name of the stock
b ,ld-rs ofthe BANK or ST. CHARLES,
a corpo1ataox organized under the laws
! of this a.e and doiniciled at Hahnsilie.
Parish of St. Charles, Louisiana. created
by act Of incorpe ration ra<s1d BE- fore me
, the Undersigned Clerk of Court and FIX
/; Officio Notsgy, OF, the 9th. day Of April
1920, recorded siii tie Mortgage Office
of this Parish iH Charter Record No. l,
folio IL, acting herein. under and by vir-
tue of resolution adopted by the stocks
holders at their meeting held OH the IA
day of June, 1921, certified copy Of
which said resolution is hereby attached
and made part hereof. That the minutes
aud re solution Of said meeting show that
One Hundred twenty-eight tl28) shares
Of the O1e- Hnntlred fifty (150) shares
outstanding stock Of said corporation
was present or represented at said meet
ing aud voting in favor Of said resolu.
ton amending the Charter of said Cor
poration as hereinafter set forth; and
appearers now do, under authority vest
ed i'll them, alter. change and amend
said Charter to read as follows:-
To amend aud alter Article " OF the
original Charter SO as to read as follows
TO- witt Il
All cotations or legal process shall he I
served upon the President OF said corpo- I!
tion, or in his absence upon the Vice
President, or III the abse nee of both, up-
OH the Cashier Of said Corporation. The /,
capital stock Of this Cooperation is here
by fixed at TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND !,
DOLLARS ISIS. 10000 divided into
Two Hundred fifty ESQ., shares of the
par value Of One HUNDRED Dollars
($100 0O) each. Said stock shall lie re- /
presented by certificates of stock signed
by the President and aud Cashier. ard
in the absence of the President. by thes
e-Presideut. and shall he transfers. .
Bile upon the books OF the company only
upon surrender or proof Of loss or de- !,
structioa of the outstanding certificates
and no stockholders shall be eutitled
to vote any slaIes of stock transferred !,
to him within rwepty (20l days proceed !
ing any election. The capitol stock of !
this corporation shall be paid for in cash.
and the said corporation shall begin bn-
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ESTABLISHED February Is. 1878
State of Louisiana,
Parish of St. Charles.

ri IoII VI bt. OIIdIfSo.
l. Ifby T. Baudouin, Clerk Of
Clerk fof the Parish OF st. Charles
hereby srtify the following to be
a true and correct list Of the
Grand Jury, and Petit Juries For
! thessecond and third weeksof the
October 1871 Criminal Term of
18th Judicial District Court FOR
this Parish, to-wit:-
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Sessions 18th Judicial District

Sessions 18th Judicial District
Court.
Jury Sessions
Parish of st John the Baptist
First dste Monday in March.
Second (2nd) Monday in Sept.
Parish of st Charles
First (1st) Monday in April.
Second ind Monday in Oct
: Parish of jefferson
First l1st] Monday in May
First [1st] Monday in November
Civil Sessions mon Juryls,s
Parish of st John the Baptist
First (1st) Mon day in February
First [1st] Monday in June
Second (2ndl Monday in October.
First (1st) Monday in December.
Parish of St Charles
First qst) Monday in January.
First (lst) Monday in March.
First (1st) Monday May. 49,
First (1st) Monday in November.
Parish of jefferson
Fixsta 1st) Monday in January.
First list, Monday in February.
First list Monday in April.
First t1st) Monday in June.
Second nd Monday in Sept.
First list Monday December.
Prentice E. lexington,
H N Gautier,
Judges Twenty-eighth Judi
cial District Court.
approved January LIST, 1921
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APPROPRIATED TABLLAU

h APPROPRIATED TABI EAU
II Probable Revenues.
Parrish Taxes $4,000. co
Licenses 1900. 90
Total S41O00.0O
Parish Treasurer zee.
Secretary Police jury Gee.
Mileage & PerDiem P.J. $50.
Official Journal eco.
| Stationery, Office supplies SEQ.
| Assessor SEQ.
|Sheriffs fees criminal cases 500.
Court expenses SEQ.
Grand & Petit Jurors 1860.
District Attorney ESQ.
Feeding prisoners 25CO.
lCoroners Jury & Expenses SEQ.
Board of Health 500.
Constables and Justices of
Peace $3.50.
5yndic Salary eco.
Sergeant at Arms 100.
Parish Auditor 600.
Bridge tender $50.
IPumper 100.
Beneficiary Students 1000.
election expenses loco.
Road Funds 1850.
Loan Bank of St Charles 1900.
Contingent Fund 1910.
Sheriff's Commission 2G50.
Total $4,000. co
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-10-01

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l hereuntD set my hand and seal
of office this 18th day of sept,
1921.
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