Le Meschacébé. [volume], July 29, 1922, Image 1

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LE M HACEBE.
SOFFICIAL JOURNALOF H OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST. -'
voL. o. LUCY (PARISH OFST. JOHN THE BAP UISIANA, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1922. NO.
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Official Proceed
POLcE JU
Parish of St. John the
Edgard, La., July t.
.The Police Jury met his da
gular session with HPon. p...
in the Chair andt the folha
hers present: Messr% Retl
re, Montegut.al' Dth. iAbo
Bourgeois.
The minutes of last regular:
were read, and on motion of
re, seconded by 'Mr. Reynaud
ried, said minutes Were o
proved as read.
The report of the Finaneea
tee showing a total of $:
drawn against the Bank of :M
and a total of $827.47 drayS
the Bank of Edgard, toeov
and bills ic during
of June, was d d ra, and on
Mr. Duhe, seconded byMr.
and carried; said eport wa
accepted, and said 'ills
paid.
The tie'sre remiI th
in the parish rasr re
ficient to meet- Irad-tol =.
it was moved byMrr
by Mr. Dh.e
aident be anidsob
te'"Bank of 8t.`Y4-ir
$50oo0.oo from i Bank of
meet said hsas.
Mr. Adrien LgMoinea,
La Place-Bonnet
e hie a
Hemalt- i
A;vote o-th mtion tiofU
lows:
Yeas-= Mesea Reyned, ,
Songy, Montegtt and u.
Mr. Bourgeois.'* Naysa
The following. Ord.iane
.ntroduced:
"Be it ordained by the
of the larish of St. Johnti
in regular meeting assembler =
is the sense of this Pslee e
sue excess revenue
amount of $31,000.00.; bfo
Rose of co bpauction, fu
maintaining the p lac roads
out the Parish oif St. io
t, and to pay all outa
.ndebtedne, riue" by the
JohIets
of the ge erPare ..tax r..
dof tenyear s.: :"'1
Be .I further. o ta ned
notice of I#bis innteato obf U
ýr to incur said; end
cording to law in the- u
of this Parish of - `t _
S $bq
1ow~ ~i
Yeas e~Is.I~yiud
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SSPECIAL NOTICE
0 otice is hereby given, that it is
intention of the Police Jury of
Parish of St. John the Baptist, to
ura debt of ($31,000.00) Thirty
Thousand Dollars; and to issue
otiable bonds to represent said in
tedness for the purpose of con
ng, improving and maintain
tht pnblic roads throughout the
of St. John tht Baptist, and to
all outstanding road indebtedness
te patish of St. John the Baptist;
'bonds to be secured and paid by
pledge of one half (%) mill of
general parish tax over a period
years. Said bonds to bear in
estat the rate of 6 per cent per
mU .payable semi-annually.
'e_! Jury will meet in regu
on tn the 3rd. day of.August
1~O40 o'clock MI, at the Dis
House at Edgard, La., for
;off adoptuig the proper
r the incurring of said
"issuance of said bonds.
IUDENT G. SONGY
e i t of the Police Jury.
PLNTERS ATTENTION I!
SiE Eim-inppire Rice Mbill Co.
/-La, vtl o b mle s d
PROEEINGS OF THE
r. DE MOCATIC
E: COMMITTEE.
'? l- sas Beary
rte toT. J. Nagel:°: z
lolliwiu~ Resoluteion i s offer
Sagel sec.ondd by. Dr.
t'Qtat Centnal Com
Umof It)e-ocratic Party, at a
hell& - July 4th. 1922, has
st t primary 8election be
i 12t . day of September
r e .urpose-of nominating
tfleeti almong whom is a
for the Second Congres
of whiich tie Parish of
i :=Baptist forma a part,
there will be a vacancy
of Member of Board of
D torfor the First. Word,
of oard of School Di
e-t Secoand Ward of this d
= s thte tiiration °of'the t
~'1-Wpresent inewaibents; t
flalItR.olwes d by -PP ii
"ctic KxeCfommnittee
of St. John the Baptist d
election be held in'the t
. wards of this Parish l
' of September 1922, I
sf nominio candi- c
~ cfice of Qber of
Directors for the
::. M of School
A.ii d s.-wsaid of this
w s FU RTHER RESOLVED,
indegSri- to become
2brsaid-offices shall file
tion with .he Chairman
rit.i:tea :.(tO) , .ay
efhis cal for;a
ea- tO
t ae M o
andi~be lusjim
BORN:
To Mr. and Mrs. John D. Reynaud,
on Wednesday morning, July 26th.
1922, a bouncing 10-lb. baby goy.
Their third child, first boy, who will
be named JOHN DAVIS, JR.
The sponsors will be Dr. and Mrs.
George E. Burch, of Edgard, La.,
SPECIAL NOTICE!
The next Examination for Teachers'
Certificates will be held in the Supe
r.ntendent's Off.ce, July 31, August
1, 2, (White) and August 3, 4, and
5, (colored). The examination for
certificates of Reading Course will be
held in the Superintendent's Office
oft August 5.
LUBIN F. LAURENT,
Secretary.
Official Proceedings
- OF THE
School Board
Parish of St. John the Baptist
Edgard, La., July 6 1922.
The School Board assembled this
day in regular monthly session with
President E. O. Abadie in the Chair,
and the following Members present:
Messrs. Alerandre, Bourgeois, Tas
sin, and Gendron. Absent, Mr. Mil
let.
It was moved by Mr. Alexandre, se
conded by Mr. Tassin that the Minu
tes be approved as rtad. The motion
was carried.
It was moved by Mr. Alexandre,
seconded by Mr. Bourgeois, and car
ried, that the following Budget be
adopted:
RECEIPTS:
Current School Fund 4 28,268.00
Police Jury a priation 23,000.00
Uecaxho -11.500.00
T ade . 1404.00
DI. BRSEMENTS:
Wite Teachers and
Janitors $ 45,000.00
Colored Teachers F 2,000.00
Superintendent 2,700.00
Repairs . 500.00
Office Expenses 800.00
Furniture and equipment 1,000.00
Fuel, oil, chalk, etc. 1,400.00
Mileage and per diem 460.00
Inscrance 300.00
Libraries 310.00
Rent 180.00
Buildings 517.00
Heating 1,500.00
Transfers 7,200.00
Miscellaneous 200.00
TOTAL: ' $ 66,067.00
It was moved by Mr. Tassin, secon
ded by Mr. Alexandre, and carried,
that the Superintendent be authoris
to contract with teachers for the com
ing. session.
It was moved by Mr. Tassin, secon
ded by Mr; Altxandre, -nd carrie,
that on account of having to enlarge
his truck to carry more children Mr.
E. G. DeBautte be allowed $5.00 ad
ditional per month 'on his transfer
salary. -
The bids for the Garyville and La
Place Transfers were opened by the
Prtaidtnt and were in-amounts as fol
lows: Garyville Transfer, Mr. Chas.
(. Chauff, $212:00 and Mr. Roger
Baudry, $250.00; La Place Transfer,
Mearsr. C. Mauiin & Son $200.00
and L. A. Haydel, $172.09.
It wia moved by Mr. Alexandre, se
conded by Mr. Tastia that the bid of
Mi. hras. A Chauo t for the Garyvilt e
Scallfo as follows.
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Statement
-Of The
BANK OF EDGARD
LOCATED AT
EDGARD, LOUISIANA.
Parish of St. John the Baptist.
Report furnished to the Examiner
of State Banks by the above Bank at
the close of business on June 30,
1922.
DR. GEORGE E. BURCH, President.
LEO A. MARRERO, Vice-President,
P. R. JACOB, Cashier.
RESOURCES:
Other loans and
discounts $ 16,103.61-.
Overdrafts ur ecured 244.85
Other bonds, stocks, securi
ties etc. 13,617.00
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures 6,121.78
Cash Items 54.40
Due-from banks and
bankers 37,682.94
Gold Coin 125.00
Silver, nickel and copper coin 473.38
National bank notes and all
issues U. S. Government 2,415.00
Suspense account 755.21
TOTAL: $ 77,593.17
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock paid'in $ 15,000.00
Due to other banks and
bankers 2,136.24
Cashiers' checks outstanding 2 765.87
Individual deposits subject to
cheek - 52,608.63
Time certificates of deposit 5,082.4
John the ats
I, GEORGE E. BURCH, I. D., Pre
sident, and I, P. R. JACOB, Cashier
of the above named bank, do solemn
ly swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
(Signed:)
GEORGE E. BURBH, President.
P. R. JACOB, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 8th. day of July 1922.
(Signed:) A. L. BROU,
* Clerk of Court.
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