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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23
WESTERN REFINERS ASSOCIA-
TION MOVES OFFICES TO TULSA

Kansas City, March 22.-Head Of
fices of the Western Petroleum Re
finers Association Will be moved 10
Tulsa Immediately, according to de-
cision made by vote at the annual
meeting which opened here Monday.
This move was made, 1t is under
stood, TO allow of quicker action,
since Tulsa is headquarters for most
of the Mid-Continent oil activity and
is in closer proximity to the fields.
w. d. Richardson, Of Kansas City,
was elected president; julius Germany
of Dallas, vice president; w. l.. Kist-
Ter of Tulsa, vice president, and II. c.
James, Kansas City, secretary and
treasurer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23
kIiG0RE WELL REPORTED
DRILLING IN OIL. SAND

The Kilgore well. located in section
II, in.5w, Is reported as being nine
feet In sand with n good showing
Of oil. The sand was reached at a
depth OF 1896 feet. The bailer was
lost In the hole and fishing job is
now on. IL is stated that there are
"a number OF wells near tho Kilgorc
well being contracted for and quite
some activity Is expected in that VIZ
cinity within the near future. Tho
location Of the Kilgore we'll is about
nine miles west Of production In the
Robertson field in ln-3w. and about
four miles northeast of the town OF
Cruce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23
HERE'S AN OIL MAN CHUCK
FULL or CIVIC PRIDE

Omaha. Neb, March 22.-The vii
laGe of Barneston. Neb., is going to
have paved streets and some of its
citizens are to be outfitted with new
clothes. as a result of a promise by
Antony Melick that he would pay the
bill If he struck gusher after invest
ing in some Oklahoma oil land. says
a special dispatch from Barneston.
News That he had struck a gusher
was received recently and Mr.. Melick
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23
PICKENS BROTHERS 10 DRILL
DEEP TEST IN 81, 1S.SW

Pickens Brothers expect to drill
deep test in their No. l well, on the
Glass farm, in section SO. 1s-Sw. Re
ports have it that other operators
who own acreage in the vicinity OF
the Pickens we'll will bear part of
the expense of the test
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23

Rainfall As Inch

Rainfall last night registered 40
inch at the local observatory this
morning, the minimum temperature up
to I o'clock this morning was a. de-
grees with maximum yesterday of
AZ degrees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23

miles southeast of NARROW. Acreage
in the vicinity. he states, is selling at
s25 to $50 per acre. The location of
the well is about II miles northeast
of the Empire pool.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23

TT. Ring Oil Company No. 5, on
The Spencer farm. in section 30. Is
sw. is producing 30 barrels from Il
sand at 1880 feet.
No. /. ON the Hall farm. in section
80. ls-9w, is drilling at 600 feet.
Comanhce Drilling Company No. !,
on the Lester farm. in section -,
2s-Sw. is drilling at 1920 feet.
Skelly Oil Company No. 2, on the
Brigham farm, in section 80. ls-Sw,
is producing 15 barrels at 2l10 feet.
Big Beaver Oil Company No. 2, on
the Shelton farm, in section 81. 1s-Sw,
is drilling ut 1920 efet.
Westheimer and Daube No. 2, on the
Maloney farm. in section 4. 2s-Sw, Is
cemented.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23
WITH THE OIL MEN

Arthur Adams, oil operator of FIT.
Worth, Texas, was an Ardmore visitor
yesterday. Mr. Adams is former
resident of this city.
r. S. Nash, oil man OF Oklahoma
City, is here on business. Mr.. Nash is
purchasing leases In local territory.
Clyde Stanton, owner of the Ford
garage at NARROW, is in this city on
a business visit. Mr.. Stanton states
that the Atlantic Petroleum Company
is contracting to drill well three
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23
r0trRTH WARD MOTHERS
MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOON

The regular monthly session VI
Fourth Ward Mothers Club VIII DC
held Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
at the Fourth Ward school buildihs
All patrons of the school and other
friends invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23
DUNCAN OPERATIONS

Black ct al No. 2, on the Blades
farm, in section 2s. ls-Sw. is drilling
at sos feet
Cant ct al No. 2, on the Shelton
farm, in section %, 1s-Sw, is producing
$50 barrels from 4 sand at z140 feet.
Empire Gas and Fuel Company No.
/, on the Story farm. IN section 32.
1s-Sw, is u rig.
Colcord No. / OH the Rivers farm,
in section ~, 1s-Sw. IS standardizing.
McAlester No. l, on the Story farm,
in section -. ls-Sw. is drilling NJ
2400 feet
Harwen No ., on the Shelton farm,
in section a2. 1s-Sw, is standardizing
Russell Dalton No. 2, on the Shell
ton farm, in section 81, 1s-sw, is
McMann Oil and Gas Company No.
., on the Blades farm, in section 20,
1s-9w. " drilling at 600 feet.
No ; ON the same farm Is a rig.
Old Colony Oil Company No on
the Blades farm. in section ~. ls-Sw,
is drilling at 41o feet.
No IS u rig.
NJ. 4. Hogan No. /, on the Hall
farm, in section 29, ls-9w, is drilling
at 200 feet,
Hendrickson ct al No. !, on the
Blades farm. in section 2s. 1s.Sw.
is drilling ut 600 feet
Carter Oil Company No. l, on the
Geries farm, in section s. ls-Sw, u
shut down,
No. /. ON the Morgan farm. in sec
ton ~, ln-Sw, is oemented.
No, l. On the Paramore farm, in
section IA, ls.sx, is DRILLING Ont tbs
plug.
No, l, OIL the Blades farm, in sec
ten "a, ls'sv. 10 cemented-
No 3, ON the Edmonds farm. in
section "a. lssw. is drilling at 1900
feet
No l, ON the Simpson farnr In sec
iicn "a, lsrSx. IL drilling Ut 1910
feet.
No. on the Blades farm. in section
81, ls-Sw, is drilling at 800 feet.
No. U. on the Blades farm. in section
81. ls-sw. Is rigging up
Empire Gas and Fuel Company No.
10. On tho Cantrell farm, in section
%, Is, sw, Is drilling at 1915 feet
No. IL, Oh the same farm. Is drilling
at 1910 feet
Lone Star Gas Company No. 2.
on the Bush farm. In section 3. 2s.sw.
is drilling at 17lo feet.
No. G, On the Brown farm. In sec
ton 80, ls.Sw, is producing ten bar.
rels from a sand at 2i63 feet.
No. Z. ON the Brown farm, In sec.
ton ~, ls.sw, Is producing ls barrels
from sand at 2ls4 feet
Amerada Oil Company No. 5, on
the Blades farm, In section 81 ls.sw,
is producing l0oo barrels from u sand
at 22lo feet.
No. on the same farm is stand
ardIz,ng.
No. is drilling at 1910 feet.
No. s is drilling at 1850 feet
No. is producing 1000 barrels
from sand Mt 22l0 feet
Crump and Beard No. .. ON the
Smith farm. In section 80, is.sw,
" drilling at iGto feet.
No. 3 Is "A rig.
Dalton Brothers No. ). on the Smith
farm, In section 30. isSw, Is drilling
at 1920 fot
Magnolia Petroleum Company No. ,.
on the stephens farm, in section %,
ls-sw, Is drilling at 610 feet.
North American OH Company No.
., on the Green farm, In section 26.
ls-Sw, liz shut down.
McPhail No. /. on the Hail farm,
in section 2a. 1S.Sw reached the top
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23
DEEPEST WELL IN COUNTY
DRILLING At 1850 FEET

The deepest well In Carter county
at the present time Is the westheimer
and Dauhe No. !, on the Westheimer
and Daube farm. in section II. 4s.2w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23
FRANKLIN HAS GOOD WELL
ON IOVE.THURMOND FARM

Writ Franklin No. /, on the Love
ThurmoDd farm, in section q, 2s.Sw,
reached the top of the sand at a
depth OF 2252-2333 feet, and produced
290 barrels in Is hours.
Writ Franklin No. g. on the Love-
Thurmond farm, in section %, 3s.2w,
is bailing.
No. ID drilling at 1900 feet.
Franklin Humble No. l, on the VII
liams farm. in section q, 2s-3w. is
drilling at 1850 feet.
Writ Franklin has erected a new rig
in section q, 2s-Sw, offsetting Love
Thurmond No. 4, on the north. This
we'll will be known as Ruth Williams
No. 3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23

II was stated declared that he would
make good his promise.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23
THIS is A
STORE FOR MEN

We pride ourselves on the
fact that we have been
serving men successfully
for years. During that
time spreading better
clothes" propaganda has
been our aim. The worth
of a well set-up appear
ance in the business world
is immeasurably great. 1t
commands a mans re-
spect, time and attention.
With Spring here every
man needs a new outfit.
Fair prices make it pos
sible to buy new Clothes
and get maximum pleas
ure as well as service out
of them because of that
very fairness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23

Use Ardmoreite Want Ads for sure
results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-23

McPhail No. /. on the Hall farm
in section 2s. 1s.sw, reached the top
Of sand at 22ii feet and is stand
ardizing.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-10-22
FAIR PRIZE WINNERS.
Continued from first page.)

Continued from first page.)
Polished Rice.
DR.. Guy Shaw-2nd Premium Early
Prolific.
CIet Provost-2nd Premium Sweep
stakes in Rice.
Leon Braauet-2nd Premium Best
Panicle.
j. d. Dauterive-2nd Premium Edith
Albin Segura-1st Premium Bale
Lespedeza Hay.
Mrs. Albert Delcambre-1st Premium
Mandarin Oranges.
Alfred Pesson--1st Premium Porto
Rcan Vans.
Filastre David-1st Premium Tobias
co Peppers.
Albin Segura--1st Premium Velvet
Beans.
Rene Delcambre-1st Premium Larg-
est Pumpkin.
Divide Segura--1st Premium yellow
Creole Corn.
Albert Thibodeaux-2nd Premium
White Dent Corn.
Caro- Metz-1st Premium Pop Corn.
Alfred Pesson-2nd Premium Sorg-
hum.
Rerperie & Suberbielle-2nd Premium
Gined Cotton.
Mvles Salt Co.-1st Premium Salt
Display.
POULTRY
Robt Pesson-1st Premium S. c. X.
/. Red Cock.
Robt. Pesson-2nd Premium II. l.
Red Pen.
Robt. Pesson-2nd Premium ~ L.
Cockerel.
Robt. Pesson-2nd Premium II. L.
Pullet.
Robt. Pesson-2nd Premium II. L.
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examine them for the same period
that the other special funds were ex-
amined, and that was for the period
during which collections were made
from the 1919 and 1920 tax rolls.
All of the revenues accruing to the
funds mentioned in Part come from
tax collections with the exception of
small amount Of interest received
on daily bank balances. Therefore an
audit was made of the 1919 and 1920
tax rolls, and from the result Of this
audit it was determined that these
special funds had not received credit
for all taxes collected thereon.
The discrepancy between the a.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-10-22
.$4S,500 90
Total unmaured Excess Revenue Bonds ...........$

ords that the City purchased material
locally and no claims were filed by
the local firms, they were called over
telephone and asked if the city was
in any way indebted to them. With
out any doubt all outside creditors
presented their claims between dates
Of June 27, and August 10th. The
Clerk of Court was asked to furnish
a certificate of claims and judgments
filed against the City and the list
furnished by him is embodied in this
statement.
PART TWO
EXHIBIT "A"-ITEMIZED STATE
MENT SHOWING INDEBTED
NESS OF ONE FUND TO AN
OTHER.
This exhibit presents all sums due
by one fund to the other and as it
covers sixteen pages, it is impossible
to go into detail here concerning each
transaction. As every entry is fully
explained the statement must be read
in order to understand the various
ways in which the Indebtedness was
incurred in each case.
This statement answered the same
purpose as journal, as it might be
employed as bookkeeper, and the
items were posted there from the
condensed statement showing the con-
dition of affairs for each fund which
may be found in Part S.
No attempt was made to find by
what authority the transfer of funds
were made. 1t suffices to state that
there can be no legal authorization
for the transfer of moneys from one
special fund to another or from a
special fund to the General or Light
& Water Plant Funds. Such transfer
of funds are frequently made in pub
lie financing, but the loans are usual
ly repaid within a reasonable time
In this case all of the loans listed are
still open.
EXHIBIT "F"-CASH IN BANK.
General Fund 1913 sc
l.. & w. Plant overdraft. 80. sos
The amount of cash in bank and
cash on hand as turned over to Trus-
tee Broussard was deducted from the
total indebtedness in order to arrive
at the net liability of the City. Trus-
tee Broussard reports that $848 20
in cash was turned over to him by
Trustee A. A. Girard.
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In addition to the above there is a
certain bond issue of which a part is
outstanding and unpaid known as
the Sewerage Bonds. AS the proceed
ings of the Sewerage Board in con-
nection with the issuance of these
bonds was not made part OF the
minutes and the auditor did not make
an examination of the Books of the
Sewerage Board no data was obtain
ed as to the bonds issued or now out
standing. This information may be
secured from the secretary OF the
Sewerage Board.
The first three issues in the taDu-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-10-22

Hen. p.r,
James Colgin--1st Premium
Rock Cock.
CATTLE :.
Mr.. Louis Pesson and n' y, = i
a number of prizes with t'''' 7
sevs. List not yet turned p -, /
Louis Pesson won 'ne ,' 'a ii
contest, his COW plVu~ .aair,s
pounds butter fat which .. J ss' ,oI,
to about two and three-'s'''
of butter.
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lation above are excess reVen la !. WI \
that is they must be paid ouI = N. I
excess exec S avails Of the General sa.;,,, y
Tax, or out of the net ,' earning XII
the Light & Water Plant ''''1
there be any. ,..,.d
Respectfully submit su6ml5'edl' .d,s
On motion of Mr.. Lasalle' seI'I
ed by Mr.. Broussard, the mss''''
journed. - , EARL
+. F. yrLLERMIN, Ed LaSal'1|
Clerk. h''
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mount of collected and the lodged by Tav
credited to the special funds cnccd by oler
been charged to the General notaons the fax
this report In the absence of established b rolls
General Fund it is not od W
possible make positive assertion then nothing remains
shortage the Special the
Fund deposited in the General PART p,Geeo 20
But the received CONDITION aEbNE y
the collections actnow SPECIAL FUNrS AIRS
TORS RECONCILEMENT AS OF DATE JUNE 81 ina "a 4
Schedule XV-Main Street Repair Fund Nonet
Schedule XVI-Fund for Paving Main Street ?
XVFund for Paving Iberia DI Co,,'ea iS
Schedule 900 90 Road St Improvement Fn S ps
XIX-Sdewalk Construction Fun. ''o'',. lGs
Schedule XX-Fnd for retiring st PAVING Sidewalk D. -. E%
and Interest Coupons "oNS ~
Schedule XXIFund for retiring Southern Drainage
Bonds and Interest Coupons ..... '"
Schedule XXII-Schoo Tax Fund. '''''''. Ga,
Schedule XXI-Sewerage Tax Fund ''''', l9s
Schedule XXIV-Fund for retiring $4,000 Road and b
Improvement Bonds and Interest '"ea
Schedule XXVDoar Front Foot Fund, OverIratt ''' 2r
Schedule AANl-Specla water Connection Fund OyerlrsG M
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The condition of affairs III the va
rious special funds was established IN
this manner. First each fund WIS
audited and statements prepare
showing the cash receipts and dis
bursements and the cash balance fen
each fund These statements may be-
referred to under Part 3.
Accounts were then opened fOr
each special fund and the cash bal
ance at June 81, 1921 carried thereto
and then each fund was credited with
all loans made to other funds and
debited with moneys borrowed from
other funds. Under the title loan
and borrowings are not considered
only loans made direct by checks, but
any discrepancy such as deposits
| made to wrong fund, payments made
from wrong fund or collections of any
sort made for a particular fund which
was not deposited therein.
The various loans, borrowings and
discrepancies are too numerous to
mention here, therefore they must be
| referred toxin the body of the report
where they are properly tabulated
To arrive at thorough understand
ing of the condition of affairs in the
special funds, the reader must follow
the cross references. For instance
take the first statement which is foi
the Main Street Repair Fund The
first item is credit of $175 .0C
which amount is due by the Light &
Water Plant Fund. The reference is
Exhibit "a" Paragraph 1. Exhibit
"a" falls under Part 2. Paragraph
I shows that the Light & Water
Plant is indebted to the Main Street
Repair Fund for pump bought from
A. Marx & Son. Opposite the entry
for this SITS 90 on Exhibit az is {
reference to Schedule !. By refer
ring to Schedule |, it may be seer
how the transaction for the pump
was made out of the Main Stree
Repair Fund.
| PART SIX
| STATEMENTS BALANCING 191!
AND 1920 TAX ROLLS.
In order to arrive at the true con
dition OF the Special Funds at JUNE
27. 1921. an audit was made of thu
tax rolls for these two years Al
stated previously nearly all Specia
Funds originated at date subse
quent to January I, 1919. The excep
lions being the Southern Drainag
Bond Fund, the Sewerage Boar'
Fund and the School Board Fund.
These statements show the tOta
assessment for the City and the tota
taxes assessed for all funds. The as
sessments after adding the supple
mental rolls and the amounts omit
ted from the recap;tulation are a
, follows:
1919 Roll $4,561 1913 O
1920 Roll 4,793,440 o.
| The total tax assessed for the Gen
eral Fund equals:
1919 Rolls, 6 IL Mills $30.093 8
1920 Rolls, 8 1-2 Mills 40.744 i
, All Of the duplicate tax receipts Of
; DATE OF PURPOSE
ISSUE
3-8-1914 Ext. L. & w. Plant. .....
1896 To Retire Indebtedness.
1O-12-1918 Oil Engines ........
3-1-1919 Road & Street Imp. 49,.
, 1-1-1919 Paving Main st. & r. r.
1-1-1919 Paving Duperier, Iberia &
1-1-1919 Paving Sidewalks ........,
. 1-1-192O Paving Bridge Street ....
7-1-1904 Southern Drainage Dist.
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EXHIBIT "C"-INDEBTEDNESS OF
GENERAL FUND AND LIGHT &
WATER PLANT TO THE SPE-
CIAL FUNDS SCOTT 81.
The amount due the special fund
consists of various items, too num-
erous to detail here, therefore this
statement was prepared. Every spe-
cial fund to which the city is indebt-
ed is shown with the amount of such
Indebtedness. On the left hand mar
gin of this statement references are
made to paragraph numbers of Exhi-
bit "a. By referring to the para
graph numbers it can be readily de-
termined how each item of indebted
ness was incurred.
EXHIBIT "D"-BILLS PAYABLE
AND INTEREST ACCRUED $40,-
423 Is.
This statement comprises all known
liabilities coming under this heading.
The minutes of the City Council were
carefully examined for a period of
two years and the notes authorized
therein listed. This list was then con-
firmed by interviews with the hold
ers of the notes. In the absence of
an accurate bills payable record this
list is as nearly accurate as it could
be. The amount due by the General
Fund is $35, 1872. Sd and that due by
Light and Water Plant 1920 81.
Some of the moneys borrowed and
here charged to the General Fund
may have been used in paying debts
of the Light & Water Plant. but
there is nothing in the minutes to
confirm this and in the absence of an
audit of those two funds it is neces-
sary to make the distribution as per
this statement.
EXHIBIT "E"-ACCOUNTS PAY
ABLE $19,763 10.
Due by Gen. Fund. ......$ 4,815. 81
Due by l.. & w. Plant. -. a. 4S. IL
This statement presents what is un-
doubtedly an accurate total of the
liability on open accounts. The state
ment was prepared at date of August
10, 1921, and as Trustee Broussard
had carefully preserved all state
ments and bills filed between that
date and June 9th, it is reasonable
to presume that all claims had been
filed. Where it appeared on the rec
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Thos. f. Porter annulling the parish
fax of one and one half Il 1-2) mills
on all property subject to taxation III
the CITY of Lake Charles in so far as
same exceeded One-quarter ID
Mills.
OF course this is only lower
court decision, but the. special coun-
sci employed by the jury thought 50
little of their case that they com
promised on the millage fixed in the
petition and the judge rendered judg-
ment accordingly.
The portion of this preamble from
this point on refers directly to the
tabulated figures contained in the
body of the report and can be read
inteligently only by turning to the
statements referred to. The only rea-
son for preparing such detailed state
ments is that the Indebtedness is so
large and the exceptions so many that
there is liable to be some questions
as to the correctness thereof.
The real gist of the result of the
audit may be found in the following
sections:
Part Total Indebtedness of the
City.
Part Cash balance in special funds
Part 5-Condition of affairs in the
Special Funds after auditors re
concilement.
PART ONE
EXHIBIT "B"
The total Indebtedness of the city
at June 27, 1921, amounted to Ninety
Three Thousand Six Hundred Three
Dollars 80 Cents ($93,6O3 .89l. Ihi'
figure includes the amount due by
the General and Light & Water Pant
The following is a condensed state
ment of the indebtedness:
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All of the Special Funds with the
exception of the Southern Drainage
District Bond Fund, the School Board
Fund and the Sewerage Bond Fund,
date from periods subsequent to jan
uary l, 1919. The revenues accruing
to the Special Funds and the dis
bursements therefrom are fixed and
it is possible to establish the condi-
ton of such funds by verifying the
fixed revenues and disbursements
from the date of their inception. This
was done for all the special funds in
this examination with the exception
of the three mentioned above. These
three funds date back many years,
therefore it was only practicable to
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-10-22

Cash Balance
Schedule
Shedue
Street Improvement Fund
Fund
Sidewk ST.
o.
VII-Specal Tax Account
Shedul
School Tax Fund
Tax Fund
Schedule XI--Fund I'M
- provements Bonds and Interest ..............
Fund
Connections Fund
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ws.rs,. the School Board ~ a. ( I
ria " Parish have s acquired z, re 5 gr
t t,a on Center Street i 10 s a. Sd n
P Psrsbin mas Street r to Alfred ,i, s'si
has a. Williams Street !. H where n
from fro Center Street 10 % ard
lam lam street terminates 4 \ 1rS
;. whereas W eren requested s g s Fl
Board, to close the s. ss Pershlls \;
s to ' pein st'S where he ,, ,,'s
the fl fence line Of the p''p
P p D. Brouss q. / resolved 4
Board Of Trustees Fl srs
New iberia, that Tsh1rpoayh
the alley running hing wv IA
property pro from md Ps aiisy jjsip
} Gp,,'t Of property e If,s VI nd =
s i,iS i be hereby BY, f ss sSssd i.
the Iberia Parish ,rds Of pss,fD Z
use use as School Gr9 Gro 60.
FOB SALE ~
truck farm. Situate ais;sa.
a House in goo, 800 s''''' = :
state. Enquire = 1sarslAS
1t
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TOTAL

and Water Plant amounts to $4S.-
500 90.
The following tabulation presents
the various excess revenue bonds and
the amount Of the outstanding un-
matured bonds of each issue.
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Total. II. 500, $50 81
Luke Celeste was paid two amounts
Of $50 90 each. His assessment was
for go feet Of gravel on Center St.,
and total refund due was $50 90. No
cancelled voucher for check No. So
or AZ was on file. These checks COW
cred both payments.
(m) 1t was established by an au-
dit of the tax rolls for 1919 and 1920
and check Of the collections for Street
Paving Assessments, that the follow
ing tax collections were never depo-
sited to the credit Of the fund men
toned. See Part for reference.
New Iberia & So. Drain
age District Bond Fund. 81 ,582 "a