St. Tammany farmer., 1922-12-23
LEAGUE WINDS UP
SERIES WITH GOOD GAME
AND A. BIG DANCE.
X. C. Wins Schonberg Cup for First
Place; High School Gets Bas-
ket Ball as Second Prize

Friday night, Dec. l5, the curtain
was lowered on the City Basketball
League with fast game between
the American Legion and the K. of
c., the latter winning 1873, thereby
keeping their slate clean with seven
games won, one tie and none lost, for
an average of 1000 per cent. The
K. of c., playing true to form, came
out of a close game in the first half
to victory in the latter part of the
game by caging three field goals in
/ rapid succession. The Legion, win
ners of third place, made game eff
fort to beat the league leaders, but
found the going little short at the
final whistle. The game was very
interesting from start to finish and
furnished it's part toward making the
evening a success. Both teams play
ed good ball, Clark for the K. G.
probably winning the laurels of the
day by caging four baskets. The
second game between the Snappy
Five and the C. G. G. was called a
draw, due to neither team being on
the field in time to start the game.
Immediately after the game Mr..
G. E.. Schonberg, of Schonberg's
| Pharmacy, made the presentation of
ttthe Loving Cup to the Knights Of
Columbus team. Mr. Schonberg
made quite talk to the boys, en-
couraging athletics of every kind,
stating that good, clean sport is of
vital Importance to every young man,
and that he was glad to have the
privilege of offering loving cup to
the Basketball League, and would
continue to do so each year. After
appropriate remarks to the league
leaders, Mr. schonberg presented the
cup to Captain Sam Caserta, who
very cordially thanks Mr.. Schonberg
and the public for their support.
The basketball offered to the win
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cipal and interest to be payable at
such places as the governing authori-
ty may determine and both principal
and interest to be secured and paid
by sufficient special tax levied and
collected in each of the years while
all or any of said bonds are out
standing in accordance with the pro-
visions of Article XIV, Section IA,
of the Constitution and Laws OF
Louisiana.
The result of said count for the
said improvement bonds was forty
(40) ballots and thirty-six thousand
nine hundred twenty-five ($36,925)
dollars in favor of said proposition,
and no ballots and no dollars against
said proposition.
And at the same time and place
we did examine and canvass the re-
turns as evidenced by the duplicate
tally sheets and duplicate compiled
statement, the correctness of both
being sworn to by the commission
ers, according to law, and finding
also that the returns indicated ma
jority in number and amount of the
property taxpayers of the Town OF
Madisonville, La, qualified to vote
under the Constitution and Laws of
this State, voting at said election,
voted in favor of said proposition.
Therefore, we declare that the re-
suits of said election are in favor of
the proposition as above stated, and
in accordance with law, promulga-
tion of the aforesaid results was pre-
pared, and the Secretary of the May
or AID Board of Aldermen of said
Town was ordered to have a copy of
the same signed by the Mayor and
published in one issue Of the official
journal.
And likewise, we did order that
one copy of this Process Verbal be
recorded in the archives of the State
of Louisiana, that one copy be sent
to the Clerk of the District Court Of
St. Tammany Parish, La, to be re-
corded in the Mortgage Records and
that one copy be kept in the records
of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
of the Town of Madisonville, La.
Thus done and signed in the pres
ence of Rudolph Flasdick and Louis
Pujol and H. B. Chatellier, compe-
tent witnesses and electors, this Goth
day of December, 1922, at the May
or's Office and Town Council Room
on Cedar Street in said Town, by the
undersigned members who consti-
tute the Board OF Aldermen of said
Town, present and participating in
the canvass of election returns.
OCTAVE J. OULLIBER.
Mayor.
]. III. PERRIN,
JACK PELLOAT,
EDWARD r. HAAS,
o. P. GOLDATE,
Aldermen.
Attest: -
RUDOLF FLAsDICK
LOUIS .PUJOL
nHATETJTER