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w. B. Rutherford Appoint-ed Tender Bayou Lacroix

i Bridge--Local Banks In-vited to Bid Jan. 6 for Cos.

i Depository--No Bid Con-sidered for Less thon 2 percent--Henry E. Smith Se-cures Loan of S2OOO.

j State of Mississippi,Hancock County. JBe it remembered that a regular

meeting of the Board of Supervisorsof Hancock County was begun and be-holden in and for said county at thecourthouse thereof in the City St.Louis, on the Ist Monday in December,A. D. 1912, the same being the secondday of said month and the time andplace for holding said meeting. Therewere present to-wit: Wiley Smith,president; H. S. Weston, J. E. Smith,Jos. L. Favre and N. T. Mauffray, as-sociate members; E. Van Whitfield,sheriff of said county; A. A. Kergo-sien, clerk of said Board.

The Treasurer of Hancock Countypresented his report for the month ofNovember, which was approved and or-dered filed.

The report of County Superintendentfor the month of November was readin open board, approved and orderedfiled.

The report of the County HealthOfficer for the month of November wasread in open board, approved and or-dered filed.Sol Brown Buys All Dunbar Plants,

Gulfport, Nov. 30.—8 y decree ofChancery Court rendered some weeksago, the property in Mississippi ofDunbar Lopez & Dukate Cos., oystermanners and packers, was this morningold in Gulfport at the Court House atüblic outcry, Sol B.bwn bought the

ire property for one hundred thous-dollars. Brown bought the propertyhe sister corporation, Dunbars,l & Dukate Cos., as chartered underiw of Louisiana. The property in-s the factory of Wm. Gorenflo and

f opez & Dukate in Biloxi and other

proparty there. The factory of the PassPacking Company of Pass Christaiaaand a factory at Bay St. Louis. All ofthese factory, at one time separatedindustries, had been formed into acombine. Wirt Adams, state revenueagent of Mississippi, held this combineto be in violation of the anti-trust lawof Mississippi and attacked it. Thedecree of Chancellor J. M. Stevens,called for its dissolution and the pay-ment of a fine of $10,OT). It is under-stood that the decree amounted to acompromise and it so appeared uponthe face of the decree. The decree for-bids the aforesaid' factories h§ing op-erated under onomianagement hereafter.

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The Sheriff’s monthly report of pris-oners was read in open board, approvedand ordered filed.

The application of W. B. Rutherfordfor the keepership of Bayou La Croixbridge was read in open board. It wasconsidered by the board and thereforeordered that W. B. Rutherford be ap-pointed bridge tender at a salary of $25per month, payable monthly out of thecounty treasury.

Whereas it is incumbent upon theBoard of Supervisors to notify all banksin Hancock Cos. that they will receivebids for the county ttepjjffbry on Jan-uary 6th, 1913, it is, therefore, orderedthat the clerk of this board notify theMerchants ui.d Hancock County Banksthat this board will receive bids on the6th day *of January, A. D. 1913, samebeing the first day of their next meet-ing, for the county depository. Nobids for less than 2 per cent, will be re-ceived, as per acts of special session ofthe Legislature of 1911, amending sec-tion .3, chapter 137, acts 1910.

It appearing to the board that L. N.Jones, township trustee of township 6,south of range 14 west, has left thecounty, and it also appearing to theboard that there is a vacancy in saidtownship, caused by the change of resi-dence of the said L. N. Jones, it is,therefore, ordered that Wilson Resterbe appointed to fill such vacancy astrustee of section 6, south of range 14west.

The bill of Edmond Luxich was readto the board, and, after consideration,it was ordered laid over.

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Ordered by the board that John Craft,superintendent of education, be allowedand paid out of the school fund as prorata salary for November, 1912, $64.00.

Ordered by the board that the fol-lowing amounts be allowed and paid outof the general county fund, as per billscn file, examined and approved, to-wit:

Bay St. Louis Ice, Light and Bott-ling Works, 1 ton coal, $5 00; ditto,lighting courthouse, $10.55; Gulf CoastProgress, printing for superintendent’soffice, $4.50; ditto, printing proceed-ings, 2nd quarter, $37 50; E. Van Whit-field, sundries for office, 9 72; E. VanWhitfield, victualing prisoners, 16 00;G U McGowan, salary as Cos H of. $100;Sea Coast Echo, printing, 41 00; GeoD Bernard & Cos, 1 deed record, 20 00;Marshall &, Bruce, 1 warrant' book,17 00; Woodward & Wight Cos, wire forjail yard, 19 13; Cumberland T & TCcrentals, 5 75; J Q Fountain, MD, pro-fessional services, 7 50; F Jones, J P,

i court fees, 15 05; R W Toulme, court

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fees, 66 50; J A Breath, J P, feeswhere state failed, 50 00; dbo Relection com. 7 days, 21 00; Geo R Rea,stationery and sten. fees, 2 00; ReuoenBrown, election com. 5 days, 15 00;Frank Gutierrez, election com. 6 days,18 00; Chris Dam, election mgr, 1 00;Emile Freitag, election manager 1 00;Chas Green, jr., election mgr,, 1 00;Chas Beasler, peace and returning offi-cer, 2 00; S A Knighton, election mgr,1 00; John Beyer, election mgr, 1 00;Forest Summers, election mgr, 1 00;Frank Gutierrez, peace and returningofficer, 2 00; H W Brown, election mgr,1 00; S D Lott, election manager, 1 00jJ J Bordages, election mgr, 1 00; JesseKnight, peace officer, 1 00; Frank Gu-tierrez, returning officer, 1 00; JuliusH Peterman, election mgr, I 00; AHMiller, elec mgr, 1 00; John A Schult-heis, electionmanager, 1 00; Daniel HSnow, peace officer, 1 00; Dudley# JCarver, returning officer, 1 00; W FBlackwell, peace and returning officer,

For sale by J. O. Mauffray,Bay St. Louis, Miss.

Notice for Publication.Department of the Interior,)

U. S. Land Office at Jackson, Miss., ;■Get. 26,1912. )

Notice is hereby given that Samuel J. Haas, ofKiln, Miss., who, on October 13, 1910, madehomestead entry, serial No. 04654, for the Wl-2of the SWI-4 section 24, township 9. south ofrange 15 west, St Stenhens’ Meridian, has filednotice of intention to make commutation proof,to establish claim to the land above described,before the clerk of the chancery court of Han-cock county, at Bay St Louis, Miss., on the 4thday of December, 1912.

Claimant names as witnesses: Aloide Bour-geois, Alphonse Bourgeois. Forestal Bourgeoisof Waveland, Miss., and Leonard Fayard ofAnsley, Miss. J. JAIT WHITE,

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BAY SAINT LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1912.

2 00; Z T Jones, election mgr, 1 00;W P Lee, Sr., election mgr, 1 00; T DPearson, election mgr, 1 00; A J Bilbo,peace and returning officer, 2 00; W CJohnson, election mgr, 1 00; RosomondCuevas, elec mgr, 1 00; W P Hariel,elcc mgr, 1 00; Louis Smith, returningofficer, 1 00; W W Sellers, elec mgr,1 00; Ephraim Cuevas, elec mgr, 1 00;J P Smith, elec mgr, 1 00; J J De-deaux, peace and returning officer, 2 00;A Dossett, 1 00; Addison Bounds, 100;C P Mitchell, 1 day election mgr, 1 00;L L Mitchell, 1 day elec clerk, 1 00;C P Bounds, 1 day elec clerk, 1 00;Thomas J McArthur, 2 days peace andreturning officer, 2 00; Stanley Koch,1 day election mgr, 1 00; Romain Ni-caise, 1 day elec mgr, 1 00; Jos Anni-setto, I day elec mgr, 1 00; Eug Curet,1 day elec clerk, 1 00; AD Koenenn,1 day elec clerk, i 00; S L Favre, 2 ds.peace and ret officer, 2 00; G A Cue-

WAVEIAND COUNCILKEEK-DEC.

Town Council in RegularSession Decides to With-draw Comity Existing Be-tween Waveland and BaySt. Louis--Subjectof Elec-tric Lighting to Come Be-fore Next Meeting.

Waveland, Miss., December 3, 1912.Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the

town of Waveland, Miss., met in regu-lar session on Tuesday, December 3,1912, at 7:30 o’clock p. m., at ToenHall.

Present—Thos. J. Bourgeois, mayor;Wm. Ruhr, alderman Ist ward; JulesFavre, alderman 2nd ward; P. 0. Bour-geois, alderman 3rd ward; Andrew Zim-raermann, alderman 4th ward; EdwinLaizer, secretary; Richard Attaway,treasurer; J. J. Bordagea, marshal, anda quorum present.

Minutes of the meeting of November5, 1912, were read. Moved, secondedand carried that minutes, as read, beapproved.

vas, 1 day elec mgr, 1 00; J C Mauf-4ray, 1 day elec mgr, 1 00; Cyril Cue-vas, 1 day elec mgr, 1 00; Geo A Ker-goaien, 1 day elec clerk, 1 00; D LMorris, 1 day elec clerk, 1 00; CasimirGarriga, 2 dajs peace and returningofficer, G G Gardebled, 1 day electionmgr, 1 00; Frank Taconi, 1 day elecmgr, 1 00, H H Posey, 2 days peaceand returning officer, 2 00; Olus MBourgeois, 1 day elec mgr, 1 00; Wal-ter Carver, 1 day elec mgr, 1 00; RobtM Bourgeois, 1 day elec mgr, I 00; RAttaway, 2 days pe ice and ret officer,2 00; Dan Ladner, 1 day election mgr,1 00; R J Ladner, 1 day election mgr,1 00; Geo S Hose, 1 day election mgr,1 00; Victor Lafontaine, 2 days peaceand returning officer, 2 00; CasimirGarriga, delivering 15 ballot boxes,15 00.

Ordered that Tom Pierce be reim-bursed two dollars out of school fundfor poll paid over age.

Ordered by the board that the follow-ing amounts be allowed and paid out ofthe road and bridge fund, as per bills onfile examined and approved:^

Paul Johnson, com. tax refunded,$3 00; P R Cuevas, com. tax refunded,3 00; Gail Thomas, com. tax refunded,3 00; E Van Whitfield, conveying pris-oners to road, 10 40; Prank Miller,graling at Bayou Philip, 108 08; HWeston Lumber Cos, supplies, 132 99;H Weston Lumber Cos, lumber, 254 34;Mrs. K Edwards & Sons, lumber, 232 69;J W Scheib, supplies, 5 80; E Garcia& Sons, lumber, 48 76; R J WilliamsLumber Cos, Ihmber, 274 36; E A Mauf-fray, lumber, 39 94; H Weston Lum-ber Cos, supplies, 11 60; Austin Bros.,road supplies, 100 00; W R Bell, salary125 00; Russell Davis, salary and ex-penses, 72 00; Will Barrett, labor,33 50; Tom Riley, labor, 24 Oil; EdwGlover, labor, 13 40; Pedro Whitney,labor; 25 50; Chas Jackson, 28 50; FM Harvey, repair work, 14 60; JosephWilliams, 24>.< days at 2 00, 49 00; Oli-ver Williams, 22>J days at 1 50, 33 75;Albert Williams, days at 1 50,26 25; Chas Beasler, 21 days at 2 00,42 00; Chas Beasler, team hire 6 days,9 00; Joseph Lafontaine, 20 days at1 50, 30 00; C D Boutwell, 9 days at2 50, 22 50; Joe Roberts, 8 days at

2 50, 20 00; S L Jackson, 7 days at3 00, 21 00; Enoch Thompson, 8 daysat 2 50, 20' 00; Tom Brown, 8 days,2 25, 18 00; Lewis Mitchell, 8 ds, 1 75,J 4 00; John Rutherford, 4 days, 1 50,6 00; Will Carroll, 8 days, 1 50. 12 00;Victor Bilbo, 8 days at 2 00, 16 00;Jim Roach, 4 days at 3 00, 12 00; S S■Givens, 18,1* days at 3 50, 64 75; Vic-tor Favre, 16j>o days at 2 50, 41 25; SamCarver, 13>2 days at 2 25, 30 37; Ame-dee Bourgeois, 10% days at 2 25, 23 62;Octave Favre, 10% days at 2 50, 26 25;3 W Jones, 12 days at 2 50, 30 00; DanFavre, 2 days at 1 50, 3 00.

Ordered by the Board that it adjourntill tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock.

WILEY SMITH, Pres. B. of S.Tuesday morning, December 3, 1912,

the board met pursuant to adjournment.Present as on yesterday.

Henry E. Smith, having made appli-cation to this board for a loan of S2OOOout of the IQtb section funds of saidcounty and he having tendered and fileda deed of tru-r un certain lands de-scribed therein and abstract of title to

.ame with the certificate of W W Stock-still, attorney of this board, that thetitle to said land is good, as specified insaid certificate, and is ample securityfor said loan, and it so appearing to theboard, it is ordered that the treasurerof Hancock county be and he is herebydirected to loan t) tho said Henry E.Smith the sum of S2OOO out of said 16thsection fund in amounts from the va-rious townships specified as follows, to-

wit: From township 5, south of range14 west, $275 00; from township 6, southof range 14 west, 750 09; from town-ship 6, south of range 15 west, 555 00;township 7, south of range 15 west,75 00; township 7, south of range 17west, 125 00; townshipS, south of range15 west, 125 00; township 9, south ofrange 15 west, 100 00.

Upon the presentation to said treas-urer by the said Henry E. Smith of acertificate from the clerk of this board

; that the deed of trust securing said loanand abstract of title and certificate ofattorney has been filed according to lawand upon the said Smith delivering tosaid treasurer bis seven promissorynotes of even date with said deed oftrust, and properly signed by said Hy.E. Smith ana bearing interest at therate of 8 per cent, per annum from dateuntil paid,

tt. s. Weston voted nay.— m

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Treasurer handed in following report,which was read.

TOWN FUND.Balance, last report, 14Oct. 28—Rec’d from J. J. Bond-

ages, licenses, 66.67Noy. 27—Same, taxes, 123.30

$190.11CREDITS.

By warrants to Board, 190.06

Dec 3, balance, 05SCHOOL FUND.

Balance, last report 6 542Oct. 28—Rec’d from J. J. Bond-

ages, taxes 9.63Nov. 27—Same, taxes, 24.46

CREDITS.By warrants to Board 37.82Dec. 3—Balance, 2.61

STREET FUND.Same as last report, 25

Respectfully submitted to the Honor-able Board of Mayor and Alderman ofthe town of Waveland, Miss., the 3rdday of December, A. D. 1912. Signed;R. Attaway, treasurer. Moved, second-ed and carried, that above report be re-ceived, filed and spread on minutes.

Following bills for November, 1912,were read:

Thos, J, Bourgeois, mayor, salary forNovember, $25.Wm. Ruhr, alderman, Nov. salary, $2.Jules Favre, alderman, Nov. salary, $2.P. O. Bourgeois, “ Nov. salary, $2.And. Zimmerman, “ Nov. salary, $2.Edw. Laizer, seefetary, Nov. salary,sl6.

J. J. Bondages, marshal, SB.OO, with23 1-2 days supfc. of work, $31.70, $39.70.

Jos. D. Bourgeois, reg. voters, $5.00.Ernest Bourgeois, 23 1-2 days $56.40.HenryLadner, 7 3-4 days labor, 10.40.Herlihy & Haas, merchandise, 6.15.

SCHOOL BILLS,

Walter Carver, labor, sl.lO.Amelia Bourgeois, portress, SB.OO.John Craft, salary, co. supt., $6.41.Merchants Bank, premium ins., $3.30.E. N. Haas, merchandise, $19.10.Moved, seconded and carried that a-

bove bills be approved, paid and war-rants issued.

Mr. Ruhr offers ordinance to regulateburying of persons in Waveland ceme-tery, which was read in full.

Moved, seconded and carried that0ordinance, as read, be approved, adopt-

ed and posted, as required by law.Moyed by Wm, Ruhr and seconded

by J. Favre, that the secretary notifythe city of Bay St. Louis, Miss., thatthe comity existing between the cityand town relative to licenses, be abro-gated, and after May 1, 1913, all per-sons doing or carrying on a business orselling goods within the limits of thetown of Waveland, Miss., be charged alicense.

Motion put to the board, Messrs.Ruhr, Favre and Zimmerman voter! forthe resolution. Mr. Bourgeois votedagainst. A majority of the votes beingin favor of the motion, it was orderedcarried.

Mr. Ruhr gave notice that at nextregular meeting he would offer an or-dinance, regulating the passage of car-ry kg wagons on streets of the town.

Communications and readfrom several parties relative to electriclights in the town of Waveland. Mov-ed by Wm. Ruhr,seconded by J. Favre,that the communications be receivedand filed and action thereon be taken atnext regular meeting. Motion put toBoard and ordered :carried.

Moved, and carried, thatsecretary take up with L. & N. railroadcompany the subject of placing lights atall crossings of .the public streets andthe right of way of said railroad.

Moved, seconded and carried that theBoard take a recess until Friday, Dec-ember 20,1912, at 7:30 o’clock P. M.

EDWIN LAIZER, Secretary,

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St. Stanislaus CollegeWeekly News Notes.

The St. Stanislaus Basket Ball teammet Pascagoula’s team this last Sundayon the St. Stanislaus grounds, where ahot contest took place. The Pasca-goula boys worked hard to regain theirlost laurels, but it was no use; St.Stanislaus’s Tigers were too much forthem. Ample proof may be seen in thefollowing results:—

ST. STANISLAUS. •

Goals.Forwards— Field. Foul.

Abadie 4 IFerry 3

Guards -

J. Wilbert.... 0Tlrcult 0

Center—Beaulllou 11

PASC4GOULA.Forwards—

J. Hos 2 0Pelham 3

Guards—P. Eos 0Ankerson 0

Center—Frantz 0

The Junior team, also called the sec-ond team, went to New Orleans, wherethey met the St. Aloysius Juniors. Itwas no use. Our boys were either blindor too slow, for the game resulted in atotal defeat of our boys. Don’t give upthe ship, boys; you can’t always win,

Brother Maurice, who was electedprovincial to succeed Brother Isidore,visited the college during the week.Of course, he could not come over with-out being asked for a holiday, which,we are glad to say, was readily granted.

The students all join in congratulat-ing Brother Maurice for the honorswhich have lately been bestowed onhim, and also hope that his term will beone of success.

Creighton Moss, one of the studentsof our college, has returned from a fewdays’ stay in the Crescent City, Hopeyou have enjoyed yourself, “Old Boy”!

The next debate will be held thiscoming Saturday between the seniorsand juniors. ,The subject will be quitean interesting one for the fair sex.“Should Women Be Allowed to Vote?”is the famous subject. Of course, the“old reliable grade” will take the wo-man’s side.

St. Aloysius’ Juniors will be here toplay St. Stanislaus’ Juniors Sunday,December 8, 1912. All are invited toattend, it being “ladles’ day”.

COLLEGE DOPE.

Our good friend, R. Fortier, alias“Kuntry”, seems to be affected by thefoggy weather these days. He has whatmight be termed a “mood”, and whenin that state he resembles one who hasparted with the “sweetest little girl inall the land”. When standing againstthe fence he resembles a mummy.

A debate was held in one of the class-rooms several days ago between thetwo world-famous debaters, J. Leßlancand B. Dufresne, Leßlanc assumedthe negative, while Dufresne defendedthe affirmative. The question was,“Can Crawfish Be Caught in BayouLafourche?” It was quite interestingto hear those two renowned “gumbojabbers” debate. It was brought to anabrupt end by the “master of ceremo-nies”, the V. P.

It is a mighty good thing that JoeWilbert does not get anew suit case often. On the last basket ball trip hehappened to buy a leather bag. Whenreturning that night he stood up in thecoach and yelled with all his might,“Look at my new suit case”. Helooked like a raving maniac, and a Jewfrom Mobile was heard to remark,speaking of Joe, “Vere did you gibdat animal at!”

Felix Blanchard, or “Old T-e-e”,was very disappointed last Sunday..He was heard to say, “I am sorry theftthe convent girls didn’t come overt’*“Wonder who is she, “Tub” I”

“The Gold Dust Twins,” Benjaminand Severn, are still very comical boys.Severn was telling the boys the otherday, “I am going to get a little hatlike Badie’s when we go to New Or-leans for Christmas”. Poor boy! you.will haye to go pretty deep in ycuwpocket to purchase that hat; uafeea*that reduction of 45c can be had,

THEOPHILE J. DUHON, Je. 4

Class *l3.

Notice to Creditors.Notice is hereby giyen that letter* testamen-

tary on the Estate of John H. Bouafcw, deceased,were granted to the undersigned by the Chao-eery Court of Hancock County, Mississippi, oothe Hth day of November, 1912. and all person*having claims against said estate are hereby no-tified to present said claims to the Clerk of saidCourt and have them probated and allowedwithin one year from this date, failure so to dowiU bar the claim.

MKS. ELBA HUFFMAN BOUSLOG.Executrix.Bay St. LouUf, Miss., November 11, 1912.

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