The Madison journal., June 05, 1920, Image 8

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(Continued from page 1) a
ss River lying north of New Light
landing in Tensas perish, and extend- T
in to the V. 8. A P. Railroad cross
ing in Madison Parish is uas a matter,s
- of fact never navigated and has not I W
been navigated for many years past;t T
and, 19
WHEREAS, that part of said ye
stream lying within the points above
mentioned is as a matter of fact not a
navigable and there is no necessity th
either from a standpoint of naviga- 8<
tion or otherwise why it should re- Is
main under the jurisdiction of the at
War Department of the United cj
S States; and
WHEREAS, in the development of se
I that part of Madison and Tensas Par- re
ishes, Louisiana, which lies north of In
New Light landing it will be neces- j,
sary to construct divers public high
ways and roads, and that in that con- th
t nection the Tensas River must be
* bridged in several places which under Jj
existing conditions will require ex
pensive bridges with a sixty foot draw
and skilled watchman to operate this
draw, as required by law, even though
as a matter of fact said draw would
O0 never be opened because no boat
would ever peas through said bridges; JI
and F,
M WHEREAS, Madison and East Car- M
roll Parishes have under way exten- A
sive drainage projects which ultimate- I
ly will require the straightening out J!
p and use of Tensas River which cannot ,
be done so long as said river between A
the points above motioned is under 8
the jurisdiction of the War Depart- O
ment; and N
WHEREAS, the future develop- D
gg ment of the country adjacent to the
river north of New Light will be re
3R tarded until the timber in that terri
E. tory has been removed, and for that p
purpose it will be necessary to croes A
said river in several places which, J
if draw bridges are required as now i
at each erosing, said removal of $9
timber would be expensive to thes
ph pbhibtion; and D
WHEREAS, the material progress D
and improvement of Madison and C
A. Teases Parishes will be vastly aided N
should said stretch of said river be
declared non-navigable and taken
from the jurisdiction of the War De
partment ofet the United States u
BE IT RESOLVED, That this Po- I
e Jalry, epresenting the citizeIm
o the Parish of Madison, respect
: _rqmueat Honorable Joseph El
Rndall, Units States Senator from
stbi 00 and Honorable Riley J.
Wiytl memter of th Hose of Rep
resests vs from th IMfth Coangre
desn District of this State, to request
the War Department to make the l- i
vestigatll d t report on avigable
eedlea prvaih soid Teness8
River eetb of New Light landing, and
if such report is favorable to the i
Senatr and Congressman be request I
a ed to intreduce and procure the ps.
sage of an set of Congress declaring
said river men-asigable from New
Liaht lnding northward and taking
m said rver out of the jurisdiction of
the War Department of the United
An applicaln was received from
the Thlulah State Bank asking for 1
appointment as Fia Agent and De- 1
S tery for Madison Parish, and pro
penlag to pae nterest, t th rate of 1
2 per cent pr annum ed allf tuds de
psited. On moetin of Mr. Wright
ids prpea was acceptaed and the .
Tabelsh State Beak was appointed y
I A, ent ed Deputry fotr Mad
I p parkh.
An application was xreeived
W. 8. Ciir asllg tofr orappoitment
* Tramer e Madisenr Parish at a
S salary ef $SS.W per nm provid
ed, howevr, that if the Iterest paid
by the depeaitery r fircal Agent on a
the tfudns depeatd in the rglar,
- ameeeut and the slakin fund
aonat shold b les then $W~ .
StheL salary of th Treasurer sh d
S and l w tamen equal to te e
meat peid by the Fical Agent
S Depiry as ateraest on the funds G
depesied adsid aceouna On motio
of Mr. Galemy, this prpesal was i
aeepted and Mr. W. . CnIr was
-ppetu ed Tharmaw, sad was
d Iru sh bend in the sum i
of $~ which was thw ameunt
i themishod by the former
W. S. CRAIG.
TALLA.LA l
tlreueele wt 1 quick
hydvugis, Ote., as mixed lan Ie ik
eye wra. Ow man's ys were sa
out pai. Twor apicatios reBnd i
We summatee a md bottle of Lay.
alk to ilp AltY CASr of we,.
steamed or b~amed er-.GLad
Leneu eDu Cb B
kIh,. La., May 26, 111.
mat hl epesls, odede n Us the 16th
de of May, I6, with the eiBuian
(memen prmess:
s.. ent T. V. Ward, Mmle. W.
SWred. 1. hpmaC, O.. Win
RY defend the eaid council in a suit, if port
a suit should oocur, providing that deb"
council decides to close Walnut Street prof
t d-between Sidney and Thelma Streets. dole
The motion was unanimously carried.
Moved by Mr. W. H. Ward and
er seconded by Mr. Montgomery that P. ten
not W. Byrd be elected principal of the prol
t;Tallulah High School for the session any
1920-21 at a salary of $2,000.00 per
maid year. The motion carried.
eov Moved by Mr. W. H. Ward and She
not seconded by Mr. J. B. Robinson that I
sity the school board sell the Islington Tal
iga- School Site to Mr Geo. W. Sevier for
$150 instead of $200 as agreed upon
the at a previous meeting. The motion
ited carried. 1i
Moved by Mr. W. H. Ward and her
t of seconded by Mr. Montgomery that the tmo
Par- rent for the old school building in Fal- for
a of lulah be $60.00 per month beginning thai
e- July 1st, 19120. The motion carried. the
sigh- There being no further business, 192
con- the board adjourned. pro
be T . F. WARD, President. tiha
ader JAS. R. LINTON, Secretary. law
raw TREASURER'S REPORT mei
this Eureka Home Benefit Society. wa
ugh Organised May 26, 1914. tsal
ould Talula·l, l)h.
boat Collections for year 1919: She
es; January-------- ---------$ 38.75 3
February.. ------------- - 28.80
Car- March .................-------------------.. 388.10
ten- April-.....-----.....--------- ---- 36.60
ate- May ......-- ------------------ 32.50
out June .............. ------- 92.09
not July-----------..........----------....... 42.10
een August.................. ----------------37.35
nder September.. ------------............. 40.75
part- October--........------...--- ......------- 51.95
November (No meeting),
clop December ..............---------------.. 117.95
the
re- Total -----------------$5856.94
erri- Di`rsomeat
that Paid Recording Secretary...$ 22.00
rom Assistant Secretary--------....... 4.25
, Janitor ----------------................. 7.50
now Rent for Church---------.......... 11.00
Sof Sick Committees----------.......... 1.00
the lncidental expenses--------........ 2.10
Donatin .......----------------- 4.00.
re Diging graves-- ---------- 7.50
and Castles ----------------- 99.00
sided Work-----...... ------.50
rbe Sick Claims.------------ 233.00
aken
- Tota -----...------------$412.85
Balance Cash----------.............$144.09
I Po- Brought forward---------.......... 137.31
Pet Total Cash-------------...............$281.40
h Liberty Bonds------------............. 50.00
from _
Y J. Total For Year Endinr......81.40
Collections for year 1920.,,$189.25
aost Total Cash----f---------$520.65
a ts for year 1920.$152,45
mn Balsace caslh--------------$368.20
,and Report From 191SS
thel 1915, Colletton-...... ,..-......f5
ridY 191t, Collection--------....... . 449.65
Pest 1917, llete----------.......... 468.7
pa- 1918, Collection.- ------- 460.45
sring 1919, Collection----------.......... 556.94
Now 1920, Colleetion up to date
kin May 27th-------------.............. 189.25
n of
ied Total collections---------..........2,1.2
1915, Disburements-......$ 62.25
from 191, disbursements---...... 386.56
Sfor 1I Dis berseaents-------....... 303 08 T
I De 1918 Disbursements------- 436.90
pro- 1919 D rsemeut.......------ 41.85
s de- ' .. .
rig Ttal """...-----$1,814.09
I the Total raised--l----------$.182.2
Inted Total Disbursed.......... 1,184.09
balaneo.e had-------$.S 368.2(
Respeetuuly nbmltted,
Pet P. WyCHE, Secrtar,.
at a l. PORTER, President
d Sargenes aree that in cases of
8 on euts burns, bruise and wouands, the
l .r Mrt treatment is moos important oea
Wheq an effidcient antieeptic is ap- pre
Siad uraptly, there Is no da.r ol u
.-w leea wod to ond begans ti
hall healt at nce. For use on man or
.beast, oroone ist the ideal Antisep
Stie d , a agent. ua y By it now and
bteO ready for an emrgeney. Sold by.
mnds Guenard-Lucas Drug o.
w STATE TAX SALES OF
was IMAMOVABLE PPRTY
-m State of Lelsss Veres Delinent
sent Tar Debtsr., Madhem rish, La.
Traser  -- * s -
My vir oft the authority  e ted in
me* by the Contaition and law oa the
Snte ot Leislas, I wl sel at the
ci f swt de o te Coustheese
ZTais% Madison pariLa., b
LTS 11 e 4a. a., on b gn~at
nil mes arecmpleted
t whib tams am n de to the State
e as ~ ma, · ad Pau i et Madi
se, to eferc of taxes
meteg la the per of 1918, and In
edtetat~~tJ. t.tea per cent per
ok, Taes, 1S1S.-....------$15.40
me Itest ad eas to aedded.
HOGG tT HISNI n estKn ot
let of mdi. 25, trwaship 16,
north, msage 12 east.
an ntemt and eate to b added.
J J. K., Legtr Plaes ,"
w.e S; afsthaf s ac utla sT .se.
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if portion of said property as each
a debtor will point out, and in case the
debtor will not point out sufficient
at property, I will, and without further
delay, sell the least quantity of said
property which any bidder will buy
d. for the amount of taxes, interests and
nd costs due by said debtor. The sale
will be without appraisement in legal
P. tender of the United States, and the
he property sold shall be redeemable at
on any time for a space of one year by
ier paying the price given, including costs
and twenty per cent thereon.
A. J. SEVIER, JR..
nd Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector,
mt Madison parish, Louisiana.
on Tallulah, La., May 8, 1920.
or Notice to Mortgage Creditors
:on Office of State Tax Collector,
ion Parish of Madison Louisiana.
In conformity with law, notice is
nd hereby given to all parties holding
mortgages on real estate located in
he the Parish of Madison, on which taxes
al- for the year 1919 have not been paid,
ing that I will begin the sale of same at
d. the principal front door of the Court
house the 12th day of June, A. D.,
"' 1920, and that a number of pieces of
property are now being advertised in
tibs newspaper in conformity with the
law preparatory to such sale. The at
tention of mortgage creditors is re
speetfully called to these advertise
ments of tax sales, and they are
warned to take such steps prior to the
sale as may be necessary to protect
their rights.
A. J. VEVIER, JR.,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector,
.75 Madison Parish, Louisiana.
.80 Tallulah. La.. May 8th. 1920.
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