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Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15
FRIENDS CELEBRATE
18TH NATAL DAY
OF MRS. BURDICK
Party Given BY Her Niece, Miss
Blanche ClOuthier; Mrs. Bur-
dick, at 78, Is KeenIy Inter
eSted in Public Activities.

Birthday parties seem to be quite
the rage, these days One of more
than ordinary interest was held, Fri
day evening. at Johnson Addition. Spe-
cial interest attaches to the event, on
account of the fact that the recipient
of honors was Mrs. h Burdick aged
rs years but cheerful and as keenly
interested in the events of the day as
a young lady celebrating her debut
into society The party was given
by Mrs Burdick's niece. Miss Blanche
Clouthier
Perhaps the most enjoyable feature
of the party was the birthday dinner.
at which the central object of table
adornment was the beautiful birthday
cake, bearing i'm letters formed Of
colored candles the name OF the re-
cipient and her age. Lighted candles
of many colors added TO the gay effect
Of this part of the menu
The Dining room was most lastly
decorated with flowers of many kinds.
among them being chrysanthemums,
roses. lilies and carnations. Handsome
foliage completed a setting of delight
ful charm Mrs Burdick was the re-
cipient of numerous beautiful gifts.
for which she extended thanks i'm a
witty speech
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs
John Larson, Mr. and Mrs Chris Fen
elson, Mr. and Mrs Frank Cobbe, Mrs
David Foster. Mrs r. Spaulding, Miss
Blanch Cloutier Miss Priscilla Jew
len. Miss VI. Vogel, Miss Walker. Fritz
{ Spauding. John Armstrong, Arthur
Clouuer. A. A. Cloutier John Hunt.
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ORANGEMEN WILL Be
HOSTS To SUPREME
GRAND SECRET ARY
Rev. George 7. Lemon Is Also
Presbyterian Clergyman OF
Distinction; Elaborate Enter
tainment Planned.

Local Orangemen are anticipating
with a great deal of pleasure, the Wis
it to the Warren District of that dis
tinguished member of their order, Rev
George r. Lemon. Supreme Grand
Secretary Of the Orangemen Of the
United states Mr. Lemon whose
home is in Sand Lake, New York, is
now attending the San Francisco Ex-
position. accompanied by his wife, and
they are expected to stop in Bisbee, on
their return to the East It is believ-
ed by local Orangemen that the we'll
known leader in the work of the order
will arrive here during the last of the
current week.
Dreadnaught Lodge Of Bisbee will
make it a point to give the Supreme
Grand Secretary the most cordial vel
come which he viii have received at
any point in his trans-continental trip.
Already plans have been made for an
elaborate banquet an underground
trip and visits to the more important
points of interest in the Warren Dis.
trict.
Aside from being one of the fore
most American leaders I'm the work OF
the great organization which had its
inception in the Emerald Isle, Rev
Lemon is a Presbyterian clergyman
of unusual ability and # is expected
that on the Sunday Of his visit here
he will occupy the pulpit of the Pres
bvterian Church of the Covenant
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15
FELIX ABRAMS DIES.

News was received yesterday after
noon of the death, in Hollywood Cali
fornia, of one of the sections best
known residents, Felix Nj Abrams
Abrams has been a resident of Naco
for the past fifteen years and owns the
Naco Hotel. He has been in for some
months and lately removed to Holly
wood in hope that his health might be
bettered. He leaves a widow, son
and daughter The body will arrive
in Bisbee Monday morning and the
funeral will be held from the Palace
Undertaking Parlors Monday after
noon and interment made in Ever
green cemetery.
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ELKs, WEDNESDAY CLUE.

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for an excellent meeting of the
Elks' Ladies Wednesday club this
week. The committee in charge states
that not only are wives of the Elks
welcome but also the mothers,
sisters and all women members of
their families The meeting on We'd
nesday begins az p. m, and from
present indications promises to be
very successful
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ST, PATRICK'S is
SCENE OF WEDDING
Mrs. Bridget Collins Is Bride Of
Andrew Duffy; Bridal Trip
to California.

A wedding of interest to their many
friends was solemnized, Monday at
$3.50 a. m, in St. Patrick's Church.
when Mrs. Bridget Collins became the
bride of Andrew Duffy, Rev. FIR. Man
din officiating. Mrs. Hosking OF Low
ell acted as bridesmaid and Richard
Duffy, brother of the groom, was
grOomsman.
Following the wedding breakfast,
served at the home Of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Whalen. Of Quality Hin, Mr..
and Mrs. Duffy left on the Golden
State Limited for a brief visit to the
Pacific slope.
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In sc Cigars we Offer
BEST VALUE Sc CIGAR

tanning the crest of the Knights Of
Pythias, of which lodge Mr. Paterson
was active i'm during his residence
here
Though Mr.. Patterson is leaving Bis
bee, he will ever hold the Mountain
town i'm his heart as first He stated
yesterday that the ties which had
made Bisbee his home We're hard 10
break and in moving to Douglas would
be kept intact by the few miles which
separated his future and past lctiy-
tiles.
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CLOSING
BILL ON TONIGHT

The closing bin of the Payne COM
edy Troupe will be one of their best
enors "The Telephone Girl' This
strong bill viii be augmented by ss-
lected program of four Mutual feat
ures.
On Tuesday the Orpheum will stage
The Dixie Colored Minstrels in ga
Trip to Dixie This is the start of "a
fine list of attractions the Orpheum
has booked for the coming season.
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OLD COLLEGE MATE.

Prof C. f. Tilford, of Tombstone,
was the guest yesterday of his former
college chum. C. c.. Childears, at his
home on Castle Hill Prof Tilford
has just returned from a trip to the
Middle West where he visited his old
home in Emporia, Kansas, which also
is the former residence place OF Mr.
Childears. The professor also visited
friends i'm Kansas City.
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MILl AEAR coMPLAlNrs.

W IL nEhH WV LAIN .
Property owners DESTROYS Of regis
tering complaints concerning increas-
es of valuation assessments. by the
Board of Equalization. will have a
last opportunity at the sessions of the
City Council. commencing Monday
evening at 3 o'clock. The sessions will
continue until the complaints are all
in, but the council will not reopen
the matter
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ACCIDENT HAD

Mrs George Hewitt, who lives
across the divide on the Tombstone
Highway. had the misfortune to fan
and break her arm yesterday about
noon The information reached Bis
bee in the form of telephone message
to Mrs Paul Lorenzen, who left inn
meuately for her monther's bedside
Nothing more has been heard from
Mrs Hewitt.
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SALE OF MAxwELLs.

The GRANT Agency ln L0WeII am
nounces the sale of three Maxwell
cars, the purchasers being Lieut.
Muller, stationed at Naco, Mr.. Lar
kin aad Fred Sweeney of Lowell.
These cars, apparently, are becoming
extremely popular i'm this section of
the Southwest.
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scHMALzEL eAcK.

Mike Schmalzel, the Lowell resident,
after spending several months in yari-
GUS parts of California, returned TO the
District yesterday Mrs Schmalzel
remained in Pomona, California, where
the couple owns property. According
to the returning Bisbee man condi-
tions on the coast, from a business
standpoint are anything but encour-
aging
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10 GARDEN CANYON.

Fl. @. Hoffman and w. c. Winches-
ter, of Salt Lake, left last evening in
the formers machine for Garden Can
yon where they win witness the militia
maneuyers today They viii return to
Bisbee this evening
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wILl RIpE lN MoroRpoME.

Irwin Crouch, of Bisbee, well known
as one of the best motorcycle riders
ia the Southwest, was heard from in
Long Beach, California. Crouch will
begging riding the coming week in the
motordome in the coast town. This
motordome is built at ninety degree
angle and is one of the most difficult
feats of motorcycle riding in the
country.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Crowds have been calling daily on
Prof Albertson, the palmist and re-
ported his work marvellous. DO not
fail to see this gifted man. Johnson
House. Main St 26l
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AT COPPER QUEEN.

Guests yesterday at the Copper
Queen hotel included r. S. oliver,
Oakland j. F. Kiriker Kansas City;
r. T. Barran. Los Angeles g. q. Zol-
Ter Easton, Penn; L. b Carruthers,
Tucson; C. K. Pishon, Phoenix; 3. j.
Hines, Douglas
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The TEMPERATuRE.

Yesterdays maximum shade tenn
perature was IS, FIVE below that of
Friday; minimum of 90 being three
lower than corresponding record Of
the preceding day Fridays rainfall
is registered as a mere trace"
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PIGEON RACE.

A young bird pigeon race, from Ro-
dec to Bisbee, is scheduled for today.
About as birds owned locally, are en-
tered and there is much interest in
the event among Warren District
pigeon fanciers. The birds will be
liberated at Rodeo, at about $50 a. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15
LoWELL THEATRE I'm.

The Lowell Theatre baseball team
win play the Double Adobe team, to-
day, on the latter's field. The Lowell
boys are anxious to meet any boys
nine i'm the Warren District.
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BACK AGAIN.

Percy Bowden, deputy sheriff, is
again in Bisbee, much to the sorrow
of some FIVE whom he subpoenaed for
jury service. commencing Monday
morning The deputy secured five of
a special yenire in Douglas and the
other five in the District
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WARD LEAVES

Eddie Ward returned yesterday to
his home in Miami where he will re-
sumo his former position Ward was
prominent here, several years ago, as
member Of the Cactus League and
came to Bisbee for the purpose Of
playing baseball but decided to return
to Miami, as conditions did not meet
his fancy.
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OUT TO BERNERS.

Tommy Hughes and John Hughes.
Jr, left last evening for Bemer's re
sort In the Huachucas where they viii
spend the day In the mountains.
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oVER FROM ToMRsToNE

Allan English. the prominent aJtor-
uey, accompanied by his son Bryan,
arrived i'm Bisbee last evening They
viii spend Sunday in the District on
business.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Allie Howe, Of Tombstone, arrived
in Bisbee last evening from the county
seat. He viii spend Sunday i'm BisDee
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FROM COURTLAND.

w. A. Sherwood, proprietor of the
CORTLAND Arizonian, accompanied by
Mrs. Sherwood. were visitors i'm Bis
bee yesterday They left last evening
for Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15
HARRlNGToNs IN TOMBSTONE.

Patsy and Jimmy Harrington were
business visitors in Tombstone yester-
day They returned to Bisbee late yes
terday afternoon
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Tents, wagon covers, automobile
covers, camp bed sheets, water bags,
canteens and all camping outfits. Tn
Gle Jim's. Brewery Gulch 2SS
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Copper Queen Band concert this
evening at Vista Park at 7:30.
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ArroRNEY REIuRNs-

Cleon r. Knapp returned yesterday
from Tombstone, where he has been
trying the Whit damage case, acting
for the defense
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Copper Queen Band concert this
evening at Vista Park at 1880.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

We are the largest buyers and sell
ers of second hand goods in Arizona.
Uncle Jim's, Brewery Gulch 28S
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VISTA PARK CONCERT.

At Vista PPark, this evening, the
Copper Queen band, under the direc-
ton of Norman Rowe, will render the
following programme: Grand March,
Albion" Dodsworth; Grand Selec-
tion, THE Defender of Tobani;" In
termezzo Nuvida, c. F. Williams;
Waltz, Garden of Roses" e. Brooks;
Flower Song, Heart and Flowers, -
Tobani; Overture, "Lustpiel,' J. B.
Claus: March. THE American Must
clan" II. c. Miller.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Miss Pattie Kinsella, who went to
Ocean Park some months ago has re-
turned to Bisbee and is greeting her
many friends
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Wall paper half price, Uncle Jim's
Brewery Gulch. pa
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Week end special sale on pillow
cases, have some lovely designs In
envelopes, day and night cases sum
mer dresses still at 10 percent dis
count at the New Art d Hat shop
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Tablets

All kinds Of tablets, letter and not
sizes. Job Dept, Review Office MAJ
Street.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Willard & Bateman, leading tailors.
Makes 'em fit" Allen Block 15g
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L L

Copper Queen Band concert this
evening at Vista Park at 1880.
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-EAVEs ZOE EAsT-

Dave Williams, connected with the
electrical department of the Copper
Queen Company and more recently
working with the chum drill operat-
ors, has left on an eXtented vacation
for various cities i'm the east Williams
win be absent about one month.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Uncle Jim's-licensed pawn broker.
barrels of money to loan Brewery
Gulch. 2SS
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Rifles and shot guns for sale and
for rent Uncle Jim's, Brewery Gulch.
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MISS KlNsELLA BACK.

Christian Church Sunday, 10 A. NJ
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MISS CHAPMAN ILL.
Miss Edith Chapman is confined TO
her home on Jones Hill, with a severe
attack Of illness.
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ON SICK LIST.

John Wogan, a popular miner in the
Car, has been on the sick list for the
past several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

J. A. Finney, general auctioneer
Uncle Jim's, Brewery Gulch.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-15

Folding chairs and tables for rent
for entertainments. Uncle Jim's,
Brewery Gulch 10
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THURSDAY.
The New Traffic Bridge.

Work on the new traffic bridge across
Red River at Shreveport, erected by this
parish and the City of Shreveport, was
completed On the 9Th and the bridge was
opened to traffic Tuesday morning of
this week.
Mr.. Ira G.. Hedrick of Kansas City,
retained by the builders as consulting
engineer, stated before joint meeting
of the two bodies, held in Shreveport
Monday, that the bridge was one Of the
finest of its kind in the South, that the
work had been carefully done, and that
the contractors should be complimented
for erecting such a substantial structure.
The actual cost of the bridge, he said,
was around S550,OO0.
According to contract the bridge was
to have been completed by April Sth OF
last year. 1t will be seen that the con-
tractors were 274 days late in complet-
ing the work, but because of high water,
the sinking of the barge on which the
pile driver had been erected and the loss
during the high stage of the water Of
about $4,000 worth of steel they were
penalized for only fifty nine days, at the
rate of $50 per day. Had they finished
the work by December 9th they would
have received bonus of $1,000.
Former Mayor J. H. Eastman and
former Commissioner G.. G.. Rives Of
Shreveport were named as members o.
the committee to act with the Police
Jury of our parish and the City Council
of Shreveport in comforting with thai
city's Chamber of Commerce regarding
formal celebration of the opening O.
| the bridge.
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Views and Reviews
BY RED LAND BILL.

Errors are scattered through this
life like straws in q barnyard.
Education, when cultivated, is like
tree planted in fertile spot.
If your wine bottle is your besetting
sin you must give up your wine bottle
or give up your soul.
Folks, you will never get paid for
any more than you do, unless you do
something more than you get paid for.
Many persons are better than we
suppose them to be, but few are as good
as they should be.
When you have an opportunity to
help friend, do SO with pleasure. 1t is
much better to give than to receive.
People are disappointed when they
expect a thing and don't get it. If you
say you will do a thing stick to it.
True friendship is plant of slow
growth. .... -...
To some men there are great pleas
ures in memory; to others great misery.
No thought, word or action, whether
good or evil, can escape the Judgment.
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The Domestic Art Club.

Miss Pauline Dawson was hostess to
the Domestic Art Club the afternoon OF
Wednesday, January 9th, entertaining
in her usual attractive manner. After a
business session, during which the rules
and regulations for the new year were
read, the guests were entertained for a
social hour at rock. During the after
noon Miss Dawson, assisted by Mrs.
Wise and Miss Story, served a very
appetizing luncheon.
Those present on this occasion were:
Mesdames. J. E. Burt, E. w. Doran,
R. M. Burton, r. T. Stinson, AylmeI
M. Wyche, J. z. Wise and Misses Irma
Stinson, Marion Arnold, Eula Hanks,
Lucille Edwards, Daisy Story, Minnie
Wyehe, Beth Gayle, Jessie and Katie
. Wyche and Lille Maye Williams. W.
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News Notes
of the Week

Miss Beth Gayle has as a guest TINS
week Miss Elizabeth Stephenson OF
Shreveport, who came in Monday.
We have been requested to announce
that the local Domestic Art Club will be
entertained next Wednesday afternoon
by Miss Eula Hanks.
Miss Emma Lou Brownlee returned
home Tuesday from Cotton Valley,
where she spent some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. Glenn G.. Robertson. She
brought her sisters two children with
her and will care for them until after
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson have removed
to Good Pine.
Miss Minnie Wyche, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Wyche of this
place, was operated on last Saturday for
appendicitis at the Schumpert Memorial
Sanitarium, Shreveport. She continues
to do we'll and it is thought she will be
able to return home one day next week
and the following week leave for San
Antonio, Texas, to resume her studies.
AS stated in last weeks issue of the
Banner, a jury term of Bossier District
Court will be convened here February
LIST. The petit jurors will be summoned
to appear on the Sth. Messrs. H. P.
Moore of Ward One, S. H. Cochran OF
Plain Dealing, ]. D. Mcclellan of near
Mot and L. R. Bumgardner of near Lin
ton, four of the Jury Commissioners fol
the parish, were here Monday to draw
the jury for the coming term Of court
The list rppears on page 2.
The newly elected officers of Center
Lodge No. q, K. of P, will be publicly
installed at the lodges hall in this place
on the evening of the 26th. 1t is expect
ed that the ceremonies will be conducted
by Grand Chancellor w. A. Mabry and
Special Deputy Grand Chancellor J. A
Compton, both of Shreveport. The
public is invited to be present, and the
presiding officer of the lodge states that
further announcement of this occasion
will be made in next weeks issue of the
Banner.
Mr.. John Emmer Biggs, eldest son o.
Mr.. Lewis C. Biggs of Bellevue, dice
Saturday in Tucson, Ariz., and the in
terment will follow tomorrow in the ole
cemetery at Bellevue. The young mar
was in the twenty sixth year of his age
He had for several years past been the
victim of some pulmonary complain
and went West with the hope of over
coming it. Relief did not follow. HI
was Of commendable habits, honorable
industrious and frugal, and had wide
circle of friends and admirers. 1t will
grieve the hearts of many to learn tina
death has claimed him at this untimel!
period of his life. He was member o
large family, being grandson OF TIT
lamented Maj. r. E. and Catherin'
(Hamiter) Wyche, and is survived b!
many relatives in this parish. The,
have the coincidence of the writer ant
many other friends in their hour of grief
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Said bonds are to bear interest at the
rate of per centum per annum, pay
able annually on the 1st day of March OF
each year. Said bonds are to be of the
denomination of Five Hundred Dollars
(S5OO) each, with the exception of bond
No. /, for Four Hundred Dollars (S400),
for the issuance of which resolutions
OF the Police Jury of the Parish of Bos-
sier have been duly passed and adopted.
1t is further understood and agreed,
That this agreement shall be supple
mental and an amendment of the con-
tract aforesaid, and except as has been
herein otherwise provided the terms of
said contract shall remain in full force
and effect.
In witness whereof the parties hereto
have caused these presents to be signed
in their behalf, respectively, the first
party by it's first Vicepresident, and the
second party by its President of the Po-
lice Jury and attested by its Secretary,
under the respective corporate seals OF
said parties, this, the 22d day of Deem
Der, A. D. 1914.
The SOUTHERN STRUCTURAL
STEEL COMPANY,
ByJ. A. YoUNGBLooD,
First Vicepresident.
BossIER PARISH, LOUISIANA,
BY J. c. LOGAN,
President Police Jury.
Attest: R. B. HILL, Secretary.
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Said bonds shall bear Interest at the
rate OF per centum per annum, payable
annually on the 1st day of March OF each
year, in the years 1916 to 1924, inclusive,
and shall have coupons attached repre-
senting said interest installments, and
both principal and interest of said bonds
shall be payable in lawful money of the
United States of America, at the Office
of the Bossier Parish Treasurer, in Ben
ton, La, or at the banking house OF the
Hanover National Bank, in the City
and State of New York, at the option OF
the holder.
Be it further resolved, That said
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able property in said parish in excess Of
GA mills On the dollar valuation that has
been appropriated to all statutory and
ordinary charges Of the parish, and the
avails OF. said three-quarters of mill tax
shall be set aside and applied solely to
the payment of the interest accruing on
said bonds and the principal of said
bonds as they fall due.
Be it further resolved, That the pro-
visions of all former resolutions of this
board in any way inconsistent or in con-
flict with the provisions of the foregoing
resolutions are hereby to the extent OF
such inconsistency rescinded so as to
make the provisions Of these resolutions
fully opertive and effective.
J. G. LOGAN, President.
Attest: R. B. HILL, Secretary.
The following estimate was received,
ordered filed and spread upon the min
utes, to-wit:
Estimate Of material delivered and labo,
performed on the Bossier Parish, Lou
L