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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17

" Il Z . .. Il .
ter Of M. and Mrs. Pearl shaffer
OF MorsantoRn avenue is able 70
be ont after several days illness /.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Wolf OF
owne8 avenue aregthe proud pa,
rents Of d ten pound son who ar
rived 1t their home Friday. Sep
tembeT 16. His name is Raymond
Wolf, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. N. Layman
and daughter Luther who have
spent the past two years at Cool
Vile. o.. have returned to Fair
mont to reside. They have pur'
chased property in Raymond
street.
Miss Ethel Richards and ". H.
CornweIEs have returned from Cor.
mania where they attended the
Dilgard-Martln Wedding.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17


Howard Shaver who recently
purchased property in Enterprise
removed his family to that place
this. week. Mr.. Shaver has been a
resident of Worthington for sew
eral years and we are sorry to lose
such a good citizen.
Attending High School
Several young people from this
place have enrolled as students at
the sThoburn High school, among
the number being, Misses Bernice
Wolfe. Alga MILAN, Mary Cakes,
Carmen Evangelista Edith Sandy,
Helen Davis and Messrs. Jas. B.
Mcdaniel, Fred Nutter and Larnie
Cakes.
Personals
Jas. T. Taggart Of clarksburg
was business caller here on
Thursday.
Arthur Shaver OF townsville.
Monongalia County was transact
ing business here on Thursday.
Will H. Murphy who has been
visiting friends at Brownsville,
Uniontown and other points in
Pennsylvania for the past ten days
returned home or Friday.
Chas. W. Watson Of Fairmont
was business caller here on Fri.
day.
Fred NJ. EsllingsIea was bust.
ness visitor at Four States on FIJI
day.
Mrs. Thos.. E. Mlnnear OF Anna
belle was shopping in town on
Friday.
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Rev. Mitchell Will
Lay Corner Stone

Rev. Clarence D. Mitchell. evan.
ReIist, former pastor of the Central
Christian church, Fairmont, has
zone to Unionport, Jefferson coun.
*. o., where this afternoon he will
dedicate the new Christian church,
A goodly portion Of the money was
raised by Rev. Mitchell while con-
Quoting union evangelistic meet
ing in Unionport and today the COR
ner stone will be laid. Unionport
is lively little town near Steuben-
vile.
Today Mrs. Mitchell and son,
Wayne, went to Cincinnati, where
she will take course in music at
the Cincinnati Conservatory.
Wayne will go to school in Cincin.
natl.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17

drawn up By 9 policy eommittes
usually composed OF the district
This committee viii,
probably be appointed ahout
Thursday, September 90, and will
spend three or four days feeling
the pulse OF delegates to see how.
they stand on policies BY the time
the convention Is about half oTer
September az the policy com
mttteel will make its report.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17
Automobile Accident

About $3.50 Wednesd az evening
4 large Buick touring car with IL
cense tag No. 1887 was struck
by an Hnterurban car and consider
ably damaged but fortunately none
o. the occupants were injured. The
accident occurred just beyond the
National Bank corner, a very dam
serous place. The interurban car
was going at rapid rate of speed
and rounding a curve was on to
the car with no time to give sut-
ficient warning. The driver OF the
car said the bright headlight on
the car blinded him until. he could
not see where he was going. The
car is owned in Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17
Colored People To
. Meet On Monday

There will be another meeting Of
the Colored Peoples Business
League at Trinity N. E. church
Monday evening, beginning ct $3.50
At this meeting the, members Of
the league will elect q board Of d.
rectors and officers and take steps
preliminary to applying for q state
charter. "
This is public meeting and
every one is invited. It is the pur.
pose Of. the league to build or &C.
quiro a business building which will
provide quarters FOR hotel, cafe,
drug, grocery and dry goods stores,
and perhaps a theatre for the col.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17
Reraonal

Mr.. and Mrs. Will G. Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Toothman
OF Reeves avenue motored to
Clarksburg today.
Mrs. John Wycott OF ClarksburG
is visiting her father, Perry Pople
in Reeves avenue.
Mrs. Charles West who has
been very Ill is improving.
Mrs. Thornton Malone has re-
turned to her home at Grafton az
ter visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Dorsey Pople for several days.
Mrs. Pople accompanied her
home.
Thelma shaffer, youngest daugh'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17
MIsalo,na1Iry Meeting

The Junior and senior World
wide Guild OF the PnIatIne Baptist
church held . very interesting
meeting at the church Friday
evening The members OF the World
wide Guild OF the First Baptist
church were invited guests OF the
evenings The following program
was given. Opening exercises.
Guild song, piano solo, Donna
Adams; reading, Eupha Prunty;
vocal duet, Mildred and Josephine
Mapel. At the close Of the pro
gram Miss June Barber gave a
most interesting and instructive
address on missions, after which
delicious refreshments were serV.
ed by the local Guild members.
Miss Barber presence and address
were very inspiring and each
member felt strengthened and en-,
.couraged to do more active mis-
sion work in the future.
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on Weatern Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Candy Of
Wheeling have gone to Kansas
City, Mo-, where the former will
enter an automobile school for two
months after which Mr.. and Mrs,
Candy will visit San Francisco
and Los Angeles, Cal, and other
points in the West before return.
ing home. Mrs. Candy was Miss
nellie Fletcher before her mar.
riage.
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WoRTHING!ToN
Painttne the Bridge

Howard Smith has, been award
ed the contract for painting tbs
bird &c across the West Fork River
at this place and has squad Of
raiptcrs at work this week doirg
she WtiK. Y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17
cnm Reast

,Woodlawn Park was the scene
OF most enjoyable event last
evening when the members Of the
W. H. Barnes class OF the East
Park Sunday school held corn
roast there. The outing was much
enjoyed by all present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17
EAST SIDE:
:-:NENXlS::-:
AZ the Church

The usual services win be held
at Tie East Side churches. At the
morning service at the Diamond
Street church a delegate will be
elected to the annual conference
which viii be held IA Charleston
This wear.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. George l..
Howell returTed on Thursday from
several days visit with relatives
near Morgantown.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17

ccerd4pgs to incarnation received
DAY there is perhaps Just a
Hts timer demand for coal in
holm, Sweden The price for
fppl g ls expected to reach $3.50
81 g Stockholm this month, which
RhtIe not high, is an improvement
OVER the August quotation, which
sF4Gs B. The Information was Sc.
cured 50 Fairmont today by a local
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-17
Son orn

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ammons on September LIST, a son
who has been named Thomas Car
lyle.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-11-19
ELTON DEPARTMENT
tsy Mrs. Lionel Bertrand)
Rruehhaus--Johnson

Married, at 8 o'clock p. nj, Satur
day, Nov. 18th, 1921, at the Lutheran
parsonage, Rev. o. Hermann offici
ating. Miss Vera Bell Johnson and
Mr.. Otto Bruchhaus, of Elton The
ceremony was witnessed by only the
parents of theb ride, the grooms
brother, Rudolph, and Miss Laura Bel
Hayden.
The bride, always charming, was
becomingly attired in a dark blue
travelling suit,
Mrs. Bruchhaus is the second daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. johnson, liv.
ing south of town She has lived in
this section since early childhood and
Is an accomplished young lady, loved
by all for her winning ways and pleas.
ing personality. The groOmis prom
ising young rice farmer, having alsC
spent most of his life near Elton, and
is a young man of good habits and
sterling worth Their many friend
here rejoice with them and extend
the very best wishes for long life
Of happiness and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruchhaus left We'd
nesday for Denver, Colorado, to be
gone several weeks. On their return
trip they expect to visit a number OF
points including Amarillo, Texas
where they will visit the brides sist
er and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Thomas.
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Mrs. NJ. Broderick.

Mrs. NJ. Broderick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. LeFleur have NOV
ed their stock of drugs and confec'
tionery into the west part of the
Sabatier brick building on the corner
of North Main Street. They will have
much more room and be more pleas
antly located than in their former
place.
Mrs. John BARNETT and children,
Mrs. R.W. Hayden and Mrs. Lionel
Bertrand spent Tuesday afternoon
calling on friends in the country.
Rev. N. B. Wallace is in Shreve.
port this week attending the Baptist
State Convention.
The popular diversion of late is
hunting, and ducks are plentiful. Two
cars came in from the south Tuesday
evening with big punches of ducks
swinging from eve'y available place
Each man evidently got his full mum
ber. ....
Mrs. V. L. Bergeaux is having q
frame store building erected on heI
lot lust west of the Eunice Hardware
store. Theb uilding will be divided
into two parts and will be for rent
for retail stores. The contractor is
imported.
The Baptist prayer meeting Thurs
day night was under the supervision
of the Ladies' Missionery Society.
Rev, N. B. Wallace gave in his resig,
nation at the Sunday morning service
at the Baptist church, but the mem.
bers promptly refused to accept It,
Brother Wallace has served his people
here for four years and shows his
love for the people by his untiring and
willing services. His members as we'll
as the citizens of Elton hold he and
Mrs. Wallace in the highest esteem
He has had two or three splendid
places offered him elsewhere, but an
effort will be made to retain him here
Ducre Hebert, wife and son, Minor
of Bell City, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hebert. The Hebert
Ladies are sisters.
E. L. Bolles and family who have
been in Jennings for some time are
back again on the home place near
Elton.
Mrs. E. S. Hart, son, Tigman, an6
daughter, Coy, returned Saturday
from few days visit with her daught.
err Mrs. Azenor Butler, in Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Hine Of
Roanoke were Elton visitors Satur
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day.
Miss Olive Vaughn is home again
after several weeks spent in Roam
oke and Jennings.
Mrs. Mildred Butler spent the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Hart.
Misses Thelma Ttetje and Rena
Hewitt, employees in the bank, have
recently opened up a bachelor girls
quarters in rooms with Mrs. Louise
Marchant.
Chas. and Geo. Walton, Odum Man,
uel and Walter Tietje left for the
sea marsh Monday night on hunt.
ing trip.
Elton was almost depOpulated on
Armistice Day, people going to Jen'
inings,, Lake Arthur and other places
to celebrate, School was dismissed at
noon and just beforec losing all OF
the pupils were assembled and short
prayer service was held and brief
talk made by Rev, E. N, Harden. All
business places we're closed. Some
enjoyed the day picnicing in the
woods near by.
M. E. Schell returned from Port
Arthur thel asst of last week, where
he had been to visit his children and
to consult a chiropractic specialist
He cOntemplates returning later fol-
treatment. He is no longer able to
be in thes tore and Otis Tuper is in
charge.
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Mrs, Will Suntherlin and son Mar.
Gus, and daughter, Miss Florine, came
home Tuesday from California, where
they spent the summer months.
Mrs. Anna Buford is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Minnie
Harmon, in Lake Charles. During her
absence Miss Bernice Eaton is stay.
ing with grandfather Henderson,
In sending his address for the
Journal Edias Veillon writes that he
arrived in Detroit all right on NOy.
9th, and found ten inches of snow on
the ground and still showing. Some
change for the lad
Mesdames w. A. and Howard Nc.
Clelland of Basile spent Tuesday in
Elton, the guests of the formers niece
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+ the 18th day of December, 1871, 1ol
the purpose, in open session, Of ex
amining and counting the ballots, can
yassing the returns and declaring the
result of the said election.
Section 6. Be it further ordained
etc, That the Vice President Of the
Parish School Board be, and he is
hereby instructed to give public notice
of the said election by proclamation
be duly published, according to law
in the following form;
Proclamation.
Pursuant to an ordinance passed by
the Parish School Board Of the Parish
of Jefferson Davis, Louisiana, at its
special meeting held on the 10th day
of November, 1921, l. w, NJ. Fenton
Vice President of t(e said Parish
School Board, hereby give notice that.
in compliance with said ordinance, a
special election will be held in Ward
Six. Parish of Jefferson Davis, Louisi.
ana, on the 18th day of December
1921. for the purpose Of submitting
to the property taxpayers qualified
under the Constitution and laws OF
the State of Louisiana to vote at said
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for the nnrnoso ..
ntb nJI FL Ypg tso purpose ,.,p1t Of giving sdar
''q For W tbo 1us n,,rnas. puol,o schools.
ro' r. ''e purpose Of said elam.
poi'ihs places VIII be the n.
in tbo vf1,arra ~, v. " "eiSn and Poa,.I
following three " oos.t noan0Es III
o,orks ho,.o '0mmlSsiOasn
At each nolI,nv r,' nsl appointed to !
cfnct -comn,tas'. ntass' Welsi \
Fear N 7. prontioo o''Oners, III NSI
10, CIrr,, 1rra ',''Ce' Mrs Lya, 1
ol,o procfon+ ~ No. D. 1Odffey NJ
! ~ ,.,,a,,.,. ',%,,o-Comnissn, w,
p r Tbomas r,o,,. - Bowen N
0''iN' A. I. Mon,
Of sovon o,o,.a,, o' '"e polls will q
~" d. H. and Gn,
will be conducted in 'na Do,.. lne 'les
.,bo I.n.s os To,..., ,n ,acc0Fdane
-'0'Siaha aBnlis.
-
Ho'''e - "ISo given that Al
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Board and shall be in the following
form
Proposition to levy a ---
three (3) mill special
Itax on all property sub
lject to taxation in Ward
Six (6) Parish of Jeffer- YES
son Davis, Louisiana, !
ANNUALLY for period Of ---
five (5) years for the
purpose of giving addi- NO
tional aid to the public
schools in said Ward
Six. -- --
Taxable valuation 5 .......,........
Notice to Voters: To vote in favor
of the proposition submitted upon this
ballot, place a cross ,(X) mark in the
square after the word YES; to vote
against it, place a similar mark after
the word mo"
| .b,,,...'....,..'
Signature of Voter.
Section 8. Be it further ordained,
ETC., That the secretary Of the Par
ish School Board, be and he is hereby
ordered to cause to be prepared for
use at the said election the tally
sheets, lists of qualified electors, as
sessed valuation of property, blank
statements for the compilation of the
vote in number and amount, and other
election blanks that may be requider
for the purpose of holding the said
election, to cause the same to be plac-
ed in the ballot boxes for use at the
respective precincts, and to make pro.
vision for the transmission of the bal
lot boxes to thes everal precincts in
the Ward at which the election is tc
be held.
Section 4 Be it further ordained
ETC., That the polling places or pre-.
cincts shall be at the Town Hall in tho
Town of Welsh and Postoffice in the
village Of Roanoke, and the following
three commissioners and, clerks are
appointed to each respective place:
Welsh, Precinct Commissioner
William Fear, NJ. L. Prentice, Mrs.
Lydia Unkel; Clerk, Mrs. ]. B. God.
frey. Roanoke, Precinct Two-Com.
missioners, A. Longanecker, w. L.
Bowers, Mrs. P. B. Thomas; Clerk.
A. T. Moore.
Section S. Be it further ordained
etc., That the Parish School Board
shall meet at $3.50 o'clock a. M, on
The Rice belt journal., 1921-11-19

Stationery and Office Supplies.
2648 Dameron-Pierson Co., sup,
plies for assessor ....... $3.50
2649 American Express Co., exp 2.23
Total Observation-Disclosures. .38.76
official Printing.
1850 Rice Belt Journal, notices 4,S6
sheriff's Salary.
1851 Isaac Fontenot, for October 41.66
Court Expenses.
1862 P. ]. Unkel, jury com and
mileage ........ ..... AGO
1858 w. NJ. Buchanan, -. 4.2O
1854 L. C. Delhomme, witness. 1,5O
1855 Dan Doherty, Jury commits
sioner and witness ....... 1.5O
1855 Isaac Fontenot, attending
court one day .............. 5.oO
| 1861 c. R. Houssiere, Jury com. 300
Total ................ ...' lS'zO
District Attorneys Fees and Expense.
1858 M. C. Pickerel, salary for 0c-
t0ber .......... ,.f..'....' 1880
1869 Lillian Ferguson, salary as
stenographer ....... ...... 1898
Total .................. .zf.50
Transporting Prisoners and Expense.
1850 Ira PeloQnin, auto hire con-
Veying prisoner .....,.. 1000
Feeding Prisoners and Expense.
6261 Isaac Fontenot, feedinng pris-
oners October ....... ..... .l5l.5O
Maintenance and Repairs Court
House.
1862 Clerk of jennings, water and
sewer ,.... ...... ........ n.75
1868 Cumb. Tel & Tel. Co., SER
vice for October ........ 4.70
1854 ]. A. verret, P O. Box rent .75
1865 st. Germain-Nohe Lbr Co.,
material for screening ..... 4.S1
1855 c. A. Wilkinson, screening
windows ...... ........ 800
1857 Harry Elliott, wire and la.
Dor flag pole ...,.......... 200
1858 Mans Electric Co.. repair,
ing lights ........... .... 225
1869 Burroughs Adding Mach Co.
ribbons ......,... ........ 40
1870 Public Service Co., electric
ity for Octoerb ......... 40.20
2671 L. C. Delhomme Janitor.. $500
Total ..... .154.71
coroner's Jury and Expense.
2672 DR.. V. A. Miller, Holding in.
quest L Leblanc ..,......... 1000
E267S ]. L. Talley juror. ....... 200
2674 Fred Hoppe, juror $3.50. 200
1876 ]. E. Harrison, juror. -. zoo
2676 c. e, Davis, Juror ..,..... 200
I2677 F. G. Lawrence, juror 49,. 200
267S DIR. V. A. Miller, Holding in
quest John Popillion ........ 1000
268O Henry Peloquin, juror 80. zoo
1851 Ira Peloquin, juror ...... zoo
1852 F. Reed, Juror .......... zoe
1858 Louis Guillory, juror ...... zoo
1854 Clarphy Pitre, recording in
quests ....,........... :. 500
26S5 Dir. r. r. Arceneaux, inter
diction Mrs. Eva Romero. -. 1000
1856 DR.. B. G. Fry 1000
Total ..,...... ..,........ $500
Parish Board of Health.
1857 DR.. Arceneaux, Pres SAL. 1000
Justice Of the Peace and constabIe's
Salaries, October.
1858 M. D. Sutherlin, Justice. 6.25
1853 s. 3. Carroll, Justice. =. 6.25
$3.50 Aicee Benoit, justice -. 500
s691 Isma Foreman, Jr9 justice 5.OOl
s6s2 A. v. Peloquin, justice. n. 5.OOl
1893 Jesse Andrus, constable. 6.2EI
1894 ]. H. Martin, constable. =. 6.25I
1896 o. n. Richard, constable. S.25E
1896 Isaac Guillory, constable. 5.OCI
'6s7 Q, L. Fruge, constable. =. 5.OOl
'6sS Alex Miller constable 5.OOl
Ss9 J. 3. Macera, Justice. .....a 6.25l
700 ". G. Deimer Justice. s.. 1900
Total ,,,.,,,. .S2,5el
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Jennings, La, Nov. 3. l9zl.
We. YOUR Vlaims Committee, beg
to report that we have examined all
claims presented to us for the month
Of October, 1921, and have approved
the same from Number264O to Number
2733, both inclusive, from Numbei
6S7 IN Number 6S5 from Special Ward
Road and Bridge Fund, and from Num-
ebr 81 to Number 119 from the Peli'
can Road District Fund, and recon-,
mend that they be paid. ((Signed) D.
E, Cole, and Dolce Bourgeois.
Mr.. Davis moved that the above
mentioned bills approved by the
Claims Committee be now approved
by the Police Jury, and ordered paid
The motion was seconded by Mr.. Mar,
cantel and upon being put was carried.
There being no further business
Mr.. Dolce Bourgeois moved that the
Police Jury adjourn. The motion was
seconded by MIR. Marcantel and upon
being putw as carried.
c. E. CARR,
President Police Jury
Attest:
JOHN T. HOOD,
The Rice belt journal., 1921-11-19
ADVERTISING
ELTON LA.

A visit to DR.. S. B. Fellman at DR..
McCain's Office, Elton, La, may save
you great worry and personal dis
comfort in later years. o 1-S-15c
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Good Roads Maintainanee'

Good Roads Maintainance.
Ward I.
2701 W. s. Streater, Unloading
gravel, cash paid .....-...... Ol5l
Ward 2.
1902 American Express Co., ex-
press on truck repairs ...... S.6l
Ward 8.
2703 EIvis Davis, road work. 5.O'
2704 r. T. Compton, road work 5O.OC
Total ................ ..... .oo'V'
Ward 8.
27O5 Oscar Miller, road wOrk2dS's. 4
27O5 Oscar Miller, lumber -. 1879
27O6 John Miller hauling Ibr.. 400
Total ............ ..... ..2S.St
Agricultural Demonstration Work.
27O7 NJ. N. Stafford, salary Oct 5000
27O8 Mrs. M. N. Stafford, sal Oct 15,O(
1OJdl .,....,,,...'',' ''''''''''>
Tick Eradication.
2709 Albert Fuselier, vat work. Z0'
2710 0. C. Tupper vat work.. 2.o'
2711 Frank Butler, vat work.. 4.O'
ZIP Mark Fuselier, vat work. 5'O'
2713 Octave Bertrand, vat work 4.Ot
I2714 Theophile LaFargue, refill
ing vat ,,.., ...... 4.0(
2715 Ray Boiling, refiIling vat. 2.OC
216 D. c. Bottorff, refilling vat. 2.O'
2717 Archille Butler, refilling vt 4.O|
271S A, Langley, 800 it lumber. 1906
2719, S. E. Carroll, salary insp. .1OO.O
272O o. N. Richard, SALARY insp1OO.OC
2721 Lucius Corbello, salary ins 1O0.OC
1922 A. C. Hatfield, salary insp 1913;
2723 Alcie LafOsse, vat work. 1896
2724 Layonce Manuel, vat work 100
Total ................ .....44S.3;
Draw Bridges and Ferries.
2725 Austin Fontenot. salary
Lake Arthur Ferry .......... 2O.O(
2726 Oza Mayfield, salary Jaen-
ke bridge ................. 10.0(
2727 Camille st. Pc, salary Lor-
rain bridge ........ ........ 15.O(
272S L. Hebert, salary Viterbo
Total ....,..........,... oO.U(
Salary Parish Physician.
2729 DR.. " A. Miller October. 41.6t
Mothers Pension.
1880 Mrs. Bertha Chapman, Nov. 20.0t
2731 Mrs. Hortense Kelly, Nov. 20.0C
2732 Mrs. Louise Kershaw, Nov. 1890
1888 Mrs. Lezima Trahan, Nov. 25.0C
Total ........ ............ 5000
Special Ward Road and Bridge Fund
Ward 2.
GET Texas Oil Co., gasoline and
fabrication ........ .......... 86.2S
66S A. T. Maund, cod. truck rep 22.7C
$50 Esta Youkum, road work. 1880
67O A. F. Landon, road work. -. 1885
671 st. Germain-Nohe Lbr Co.,
lumber ....... ........... 500
672 w. S. Ezell, lumber ...... 21.5S
Total ................... .260 Al
Ward &
673 st. Germain-Nohe Lumber
Co., lumber, etc.. 14.62
Ward 4.
674 Benz Butler, Sr, hauling lbr 1890
e75 Valsan Bertrand, road and
bridge work ................ 6.75
676 David Bertrand, road work 800
SIT Amos Bertrand, road work. 500
67S Sosthene Bertrand rd work. 500
679 c. L. Hilstock, road work. 1875
IUIdI ..e... sUl.OU
Ward 5.
$50 Olan Comeaux, road work
between ward and S...... 4.25
Ward 7.
6S1 VIM. Cox, road work ...... 1000
Ward 8.
6S2 Hubert Landry, road work. 1900
6S3 Anderson Landry, road work 500
6S4 Prosper Verret, road, nails
aDd 6io 90
6S5 Olan Comeaux, road work
between Ward 5 and g.. 4.25
1Vtdl ''''.'.''''.'S. .',tzt'0o
Ward 9.
Totals.
Budgeted Accounts .......... .172755
Special Ward Road and Bridge
Total Claims allowed $50. .2121.07
1920 Public Schools.
2734 w. P. Annette, treas, tax
collections ...... .......... 1881
Loan to Assessor's Salary.
2735 Nov. Salary and expense. 458.33
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