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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-06-07
Executive Department.
State of Louisiana.

Whereas, Lloyd R. Deputy Ell
ais, of the Parish of Jefferson
Davis, State of Louisiana, has
applied to me for the cancella-
ton of two bonds, drawn and
subscribed by Louis R. Deputy
as principal, with
list. B. c. AndruS as surely in
the sum of $4,000, dated June
Isl, 1908, and recorded in Mort
gage Book No. s, page 26O, Parish
OF Jefferson Davis, also
End. J. H. Bertrand and VIII
liam Leblanc as Sureties in the
sum Of $4,000, dated June 18th,
1912, and recorded in Mortgage
Book No. II, page 265, Parish Of
Jefferson Davis, and conditioned
for the faithful performance and
discharge of said Louis h. Depu.
ty of his duties as Constable Oh
Ward Ten, Parish of Jefferson
Davis, Louisiana.
Now, therefore, |, Ruffin u
Pleasant, Governor of the Stale
of Louisiana, have thought prop
er to issue this my proclamation
with the view of giving public
notice TO all persons herein inter-
ested and concerned to show
cause in writing, at the office Of
the Secretary of State at the CltY
of Baton Rouge, La, within nine.
ty days from and after the las,
publication hereof why Sala
Bond and the mortgage resulting
therefrom should not be cancer
led and annulIed and the above
n AIMED securities discharge
from any further liabilities ID
the premises.
Given under my signature anu
the Seal of the State of Louisiana
at the City of Baton Rouge, Inis
fifth day of May A. D. 1919.
[SEAL] R. G. PLEASANT
By the Governor:
JAMES J. BAILEY,
Secretary of State.
May 10-6t
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For Bilious Troubles.

To promote a healthy action u
the liver and correct the dlSora'
erS caused by billiouSneSS, Cham
berlain's Tablets are excellenl'
Try them and see how quickly
they give you a relish for you,
food and Danish that dull anu
stupid feeling.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-06-07

NOTICE TO MORT
GAGE CREDITORS

- ,a,ra,,,,;I ~
81 NJ o. - Zoo WIZ, section g.
~ 1nN' - Nv, ,'' VI l 'W'' llotlce Is here.
- ~. 7 ',,,'a. ~ ,,n1, 80, 20, ''eS holding
'''1, I'';nN 10 'I D; o"e estate 10,
y T"yi< III stn 'y Of ol'S5 o %, Jefferson
which faxes for The , ~oan on on
have moi hepn noid tSo o'i iSlS
hoair iho Gala nr sa Wat l Will
ConrI Uorxc door If sn;a a' ine
'''' parish
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-06-07
X LIST
lollBbE PROPERTY

DIX &" y: r. $I|L2 . ana COSTS. Am
NO, 0to' w. / 90 10 =, y. q a''
lot a. q NJ !: q y and 70 fl Oft 5 side
lot ~ %|'oz ana al costs
~, NO. 9to o. ~ = '1l'eS-i0' l p'N
Il; sly ~ ana c0 S ,
NO. '1Z' geo: d. hlloW,e s.
II DIX II H. NJ '"o' Tl'4- ana
COSTS
D NO. 2oO. LAKE arthur hi6il'' ice
" " 9.el WINS or w; nv i' c.'l
lot NE cor u. NH u, a and Third II i Streets
~ 90, n DS i','i" 81 al" r. H. prop
H0Zf'4o anu e COST
NO. ''!, o. Natoeiiea a. 80 ,i-o'S ;,
80 Oih ~ ENs "ou' ~'P l'4- ""o
COSTS
NO. 2Sz' J0S' ~. MaFceile'oA
holS lo-il-lz DIX Eo6' ""o'
Hf,zo ana ana COSTS
NO, . o9T' A oE W. EIoc way Ia
costs
No GG7 Harry pinney-LotS
AK hlk "a" New S,h Of original
blk re- S356 and costs.
DiN "o' -oo ,,'''0 anu ooSIn' ~
15-1e-18 blk - r NJ add s8.8S
ond costs
No 794 NIrs,Iea T.edoux Smell
Tot r. bIk IA q p S1G7 and
cost
No 79S N r. S%reater-Com-
mencino Of NV cor Of lot 9 Grant
r ~ see fila s 21-40 NJ 3071a
Fl r e8l r n 40 Fl NV 10Go f to
com and improvements. mart Of
lois AZ hIk r com o0o # from
Grand ave s 100 # 7 14S # w to
cor 300 Fl s of Grand ave 6 40 Fl
7 ~ # and nart Of lot G hi, p
"a fl fronf nm Grand ave and 000
# On MaanoIia Street s68 1G and
costs
No 40 I'M vaugbnJ ot 3
blk 10 Edo add 81 az and costs
No 76l 7 p WoIkpr-Tot @
hi; 10 lJarmIarI,s add $40 and
no.f.
No 7G7 Farapk Walters
ots 1115 hlk oG 81 40 ond coct 9
M ESQ H + and I G Wolf
nrs-Joi 4 hlk 90" S13 20 and
costs
No, CTS, n. O. Ouisenberv-
7 ot 8 hlk aRn s01 20 on9 costs
Ward Two-Non.Resident,
No 821 I A McCorkeI-11.,
interest in 9 acres in a square in
ST cor Of MEL Of MEL 15-1O-3'
$40 and costs
Ward Two-Resident
No S53 l. G. Rucklin-37 37o
acres in ST mari Of NW1l 6-10-3
{ and r If drainaoe ditch S94 ~
and costs
No S5o Daniel Collins Com
at a point on S line of EckeI tract
325 # w from Sc cor thence w to
E line sec 10, S 20 #. less 20 # off
w side in 1913. s1.78 and costs.
No. 975. Mentau Lumber Co.
A certain tract in sec 62-1O-2 said
tract being q part of lot 9 and
containing Is acres, within the
following boundaries: Beginning
at the NV cor of said lot thence
S Is chs f 10 chs N Is chs w 10
chs to beginning. SLAP and costs.
No. 976. Mentau Lumber Co.
All fract. sec 1902 con $500
acres. All lots 10 tract sec a.
1912 less 7 acres sold TO Shoe
leaving 1921 acres% also
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F.. and n 90 # lot 8 blk is G. H.

and n 90 # lot 8 blk Is G. H.
Morse add. S7.SS and costs.
No. 1896. w. B. A. Taylor
Com at NE cor SEA of SEA 27-
9-3, w 20 rods, S 40 rds, etc.
1913 and costs.
No. 1945. Junius ThibodeauX
-l2 acre in NE4 of NEA 3-1O-3.
Com 3 fl n and 80 # w of inter
section between lots | and 2 NEA
SO, w 140 fl n paral with above
line between secs 10, 10 #, E $40
#. Lot 9 blk 8 l.. l.. Morse add.
S12.60 and costs.
No. 1896. A. c. WiIEinS-Lot
. and 2-3 of lots 3-5, WE Of lots
/ and 4 blk "A Cary's add and inn.
provementS. S35.28 and costs.
No. 2020. VIM. 81. Elmo Young
Beg at pit II rds 4 fl and 10 in
n 50 deg E Of the SW cor of lot
4 sec 1898, thence n SO deg, f
) rds #, thence n 81 deg w to
the n line of lot 3 sec 1898,
thence S 50 deg, W ) rdS | fl,
theme 5 81 deg f to point OF com.
containing | acre. S3.18 and
costs.
No. 81 Sup. J. A. Halliburton
-LOl com S line lot 4 blk 3 q. Fl.
Morse add at point 80 fl f of
SNV cor, com NV II E loft; also
a strip 50 # wide being w pit lot
I blk 3 Morse add IA it deep.
s.G4 and costs.
No. 9. Sup. Joseph Berwick
Lot s blk 81 Cary add. $5.03 and
costs.
Ward Threp-Non- Resident.
No o04Q I II J,pwiS-200
,crps WI WV NE1I. M of
SW1I Of MI 1854. s123 10 and
n,4c
No q050 4 z Pleake-160
acres WI, of SW1i % WIZ al
VF1I 90-S-3 s5S63 and costs,
No 90Go p + Sarspnt-32O
ocroS 81 asa s134 ca and costs,
NJ 207O A g wiIber-113
acres in SF cor 30-S-3, s25,13 and
costs
''''; Ward Tbree-Resideut.
No o074 Snl;t JoSpnh Bertrand
9GI, acres in 3q-S3 Sc 70 and
coctS
No 20Qz 7 G. Rucklin-3oO
acres wv Of ! NEH 5-S-3,
s105 e9 and costs
No o0QS 7 e Bucklin-16O
ocro. TXV1L coo 5S9 SIX az and
costs
No 1892 I A Ioster-160
ocros MI sec o7-S.9 $50 az and
costs
No o214 Mrs FIizabetb Land
rv-16 acres IA interest in 2 AZ
acres Of S15 Of NEH sec 22-S-3,
Sc 70 and COSTS.
No ooo9 p,oc;de IaRlanc
o18I acres, lot 9 or E1b Of ~ Of
WI SFlL spr 32-S-3 SIG az and
costs
No 1904 Geo Wolverton-
g45 acres S1a of N1a Of sec 9 81
Of NFI ser Asa S1S1 "a and
costs
Ward Four NopRosidart
No o31O Andrpw D;ckSon
Lot II blk - Andersonville, $50
and COSTS,
Ward Four-Resident,
No o333 pascalie Agnese-
&6 16 and costs.
No, 1881, /, G.. BuckIin-20
acres. 81, of SELL. Of SWH sec
1918 s3OS and COSTS,
No. 2444. James Francois
acres living S of N O. T. NJ, r. r.
in SELL of SWH sec 1864, ST 30
and COSTS
No. 24SS RAYMOND Hanks
BEGINNING at a point 315 # s and
$50 # f of NV 4-7-3 run s 157 #
w 100 # n 157 # 90 # 10 begin
ming.
24S9. Richard Harris-Lots y
and 8 blk / AndersonvilIe. s2.O3
and cost
No. 2575. D. X. Norris Estate
Begin at a pt 400 fl S of NE cor
sec Ga. run w $50 fl N 1SO #
E $50 # n 1870 # to beg, contain
~
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No $500. Southern La. Farm

100 rds 10 sec line, thence " J5O
| fl, S 1860 rds to com, containing
| 10 acres. 1886 and cost.
Ward Seyen-Resident.
No. 1878. Heirs Of Theo8ene
Bertrand and wife-4O acres,
INE14 Of NEH sec 22-10-5. &4.43
| and cost
| No. 1888. A. I. Jones-S0 acres
ISW1l Of SE14 SEA- Of SV4 sec
bills. S73S and cost.
No. 1880. Lucien MaIlct-4O
acres, NW4 Of NNNH sec Boil
is. 1896 and cost.
No. 1922. The Wilkins Com
pany-2S7.51 acres, SEA, NJ OF
ISWl4, SW14 Of SWA 12-1O-4
less 81 acres for public road.
S219.55 and cost,
Ward Eight-Non-Resident.
No. 4044. Chas. +, Buck-S2O
acres. FL of 7. We. SEH, VIZ
of NEll, SEA Of NE4 sec 49,
-. S405.35 and cost.
No 40AG 6 F. Calyert-60 acS
Thai part Of We Of NEA sec,
I2-9-6 lying f of St. L, /. Nj. q S. Il.
| r s. Or and cost
M. 4069. Mrs. Thomas Holland
40 acres. NW1I Of NEA sec
tG-I0-G $500 and cost
No 4073 S, r JoDes-Lot 3S
hill, "A" Conover Sub Of sec 90
g. 81 6S and cost,
No, 1000, G.. B. NToore-SO acs,
NJ, or N\V1I sec 27-9-6, $50
land cost,
No. 4113, THOMPSON & Picker
aN-Lot rs hlk a" Conover sub
OF sec 1920. $3.50 ana cost.
Ward Eight-Resident.
No. 1926. Calvert Andrus- $50
acres. El2 of SW14 sec 10, NWA
sec 10, So of NE14, NEA of
lNEH sec 1906. S13468 and
cost.
No. 1854. A. T. JoneS-Lot 36
blk a" Conover sub Of sec 20-9-
). $lGS and cost.
No. 1877. Mrs. ESteIle Lognion
SO acres. So of NE14 sec 1O-1O-
| 6. $3.50 and cost.
No. 1907. ]. H. MilIer-$4.36
and cost.
No. 1892. Mrs. Mary F. Fore
man-40 acres. NWA of NWA
sec 21-7-6. $3.46 and cost.
No. 1888. Hardy Parker-4O
acres. SCI of SEH sec 29-7-7.
I$1O.3G and cost.
W., ,r. NJ
a."
CIV NO. 100 -, II, l. hack : = Oh
SEA 0! n" a sec 1000. Sl.I5
NJ Ioo- NJ n,,L, -
l>o, c 400 tI" NJ wv Dn'ii 81
SUD SUD % tN1e COZ OF IVY a a., ~ MA OF
~, TO- oEz4 OF SEA T. |-0-1' 70
1 I'LL III iot S,, o. Il o. 10, ~ SUP OF
E NJ o' s sEz4 OF IVY y "a a If LOO,
I>HA VI OLA sec 900 5000 ana
cost ,ooo
no fooo. D. l. L. byefSIho'S 50
10 90 = nc H,, III uioDe sulphur I 20
SUD % oM " = a. OF HEA Oh oWA
''S o-o 800 $o,9o anu COST
1 ,en 7oo o EIFaf rreeh LDr; 20.
x g SJ,i acres r. 90 We 2, OF PEA r. SWA
So 90 ~ % = o Go' L72 0, o"H sec
'' NJ , slS,0| c' anu COST,
T; ~, f'0o' c Iieai rle ea hDr. 20
co n' a,'I oll "HA SEC z'-l-r' SzI'-
W NJ a,'' zoos eoS''
= Nv, 20 S W. L. D. o. Cle,le ID
o "a " ''' "a SEC zo-|-|. S''4o ana
vs. .oo
in w W. 10o Of N NJ o. pP 10 oS,71 acres
q O. g y W. ~ o. NEA q, o1 10 oWA sec O.
N NJ ,0' Si = s'i n qic'o ana COST
x ~ ze - c NY O. c L1We-notS
81" -" ~, &C. c ~ p'ope c sulphur 20 20 s.
sec S-8-6 81 "a and I cast VI ''' "a
No, 4448. A I Smith NtL lot
Is sub of SF1I Of SF1L 7 NJ i %
NW1I n MI Of NJ = - s .oo2 -, %
SO. S173 and cost - " ~
No. 4449 7 s Smith Io,s
and hu,. o n o''
.SEH ofNEH SWh ''' Of NF 1ID s oo
1856. Lot II sub ! Fib of Of e sF S1I
NrII1rl vi oh4
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-06-07
louisiana
dent Tax Debtors.
< of Sheriff and Ex-officiO
Z Tax Collector, Parish of
Jefferson Davis.
Louisiana.

BY virtue of the authority vest
ed in me, by The Constitution and
Laws of The Stale of Louisiana,
! will sell at the principal front
door of the Court House of the
Parish of Jefferson Davis, within
legal hours for judicial sales, be-
ginning at 100 o'clock a. IN. on
The Keota news., 1919-08-29
AS'YOUNGrAS
YOUR KIDNEYS

~ ;MeSs & s:srst, e Xsst. !. En4N4A, !:!1 HS4.
fhls dess. yoa ean Ave . b . hund.e1
s.1 sa3e! e eee9 q n taieEs 9 e "; J, ~ q.
spsiaetine d youtk. Keep your BODY
8 Geed cee&tien, that'c tie escrsk
Watch tie Kidneys. Thsy 0ter and
purity Tie blood. an Of which eloo4
posses through them onee every three
0inuteo. Keep them c3san and ID
proper wosklnG coeditioa and ycu have
1etlias 70 fear; Drive ths polscncus
HEDiL Hsssi.e % Csp.ei.s ana Ios
vin 1sel strong and Vigorous. Nth
sss.AH ,s.ssye, sna slsst3s, -, . E.se:ss
an. imported direct frco ths Saeesa'
Thy a10 q reliable fem4dy when
he's bes4 ussa b. tAe sturdy Dutca for
% 6svsIop into ooe oe tie st!eaeese
anl hearthjsst Seess q tie world. Get
the1 lro0 youF dfussiek. Do not take
q 0uhoeitute. u 0oajed paekaeeo-
tSIoD o0oG-AdV.
The Keota news., 1919-08-29
''BAYER CROSS" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN

"Bayef Tablets Of Aspirin" to b
Eeuuine must Be marked With the
safety "Bayer Cross" Always buy an
unbsoken Bayer package which con.
tains proper directions to safely re.
lieve Headache. Toothache. Earachs.
Neuralgia. Colds and pain. Handy tin
boxes Of IL tablets cost but Q few
cents at drug stores-larger packages
also. Aspirin u the trade marx OF
Bayer Manufacture Of Aonoacetlc.
acidester Of Salicylicacid.-Adv.
A gentleman II q man who wouldn't
argue one second with any other WON.
an but his wife.
The Keota news., 1919-08-29
IovER. NO. ss-is,s.
= Pilin0 Best.
nvcntor's intcrlocklng
- Snitl to l,c stronger
made of wood.
kOOT FOR
Y AILMENTS

- medicine that really
8nent - . medicine for
!A the kidneys. liver and
IDwamp.Roo stands The
Sason that Il has proven
hedy needed in thousands
Of distressing cases
bos friends quickly b.
immediate effect is soon
! cases. Il y . gentle,
compound.
3 at once Sold at oil
bt$les Of two sisss. msdi'
y wish to test this great
| ten cents to DR.. Kilmef
Don. N. Y. for . sample
hiung Be sure and men.
rAdv.
The Keota news., 1919-08-29

III COLORADO IA
iii STATE NEWS III
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.
Boulder County Fair. Longmont. 0spe
Ark.ns:. Valley Fair. Rocky Ford.
Ms.s:a IA; ,.sun County Fair Fort Morgan
Logan county Fair. Sterling. Sept. ,.
Delta County Fair. Hosehkiss. Sept ..
Adams County Fair. brighton. Sept. ..
Meffat County Fair. Maybsii. Sept. II.
Plateau Valley State Fair. coibrsn.
nag. County Fair. Springfield. Sept.
Trinid.d-La. Animas County Fair.
cons1os County Fair. Aanassa. sspt
ws:t:sn Slope Fair. Mon.ros.. Sept.
-esn,.:i q Community Fair. Greeley. Sept
Yum. co%n.y Fair: yum.: sept. l5:.e.
s.xH;shs ,'.,s County Fair. s.so.ehs. Sept.
c9is.:dc;N:w asn; ;;Nw Mexico Fair. Durango.
Colorado state Fair. Pueblo. Sept. aa-
Grand County Fair. Kremmiins. Sept.
Crowley County Fair. Sugar City. Aug.
Inter Mountain Live Stock and Fair.
Grand Junction. Sept. 80 TO Oct. >.
pouxias County Fair. Castle Rock.
q. W. Badger. for four years n
year assistant executive Of the Denver
Hoy Scouts. hns been elected executive
Of the Boulder troops.
In Logan county more than 02.O0O
acres Of land was broken this year or
Inst summer for cultivation In crops
this year. This II more than II under
cultivation In amy one Of 5orty-oue
counties In the state.
The death toll Of tho explosion at
Oakvicw mine Of Oakdalc Coat com.
pany Ii eighteen. and all the bodies ex
ccpt three of the miners whose lives
were xnuffcd out when the blast
caught them 1000 feet In the work.
ingS. have been recovered by rescue
crews.
Rolling down the hillside with the
velocity Of a cannon hail. a huge boul.
der. which weighed at least two tons.
crashed through the two walls Of .
barn Mt the rcnr of the rcsitlcnce Of
T.. r. Boics Mt Telluride. and then
crashed through the walls Of the
kitchen.
The total country revenue rnised by
taxation through tux lcvies for county
purposes this year would Ike. II all
taxes were paid. &S,SSRS5l.Sl. This
amounts To mn average county tax levy
Of ga mills. The actual lcvics rnnEe
from 3.:D mills In Phillips county to
1880 In Pitkin county.
The Sunnyside mill Of the Sunnyside
Mining and Milling Company Mt Eu.
rekn Is under operation after q forced
closctiown by the &2jO.OOO fire that dc.
stroyed the bunk and boarding houses
ut the mine several months ago. This
mill is one Of the largest and best
equipped In the state.
The total acreage Of rye planted In
Colorado for the 1919 harvest was ap-
proximately 1G5.OOO acres, compared
with n little more than $4,000 acres In
lOUO. Yuma county is COlorndO's han
The Keota news., 1919-08-29

[oason for "ehe."
er could see why they
4bhc.' 11c-"E.vidcntly
u to steer one"
The Keota news., 1919-08-29

An English inventors interlocklng
concrete piling II said to he stronger
than sheet piling made OF wood.
The Keota news., 1919-08-29

cvtlesn 0eethse 0aby Rsehee
That itch and burn With Aoe batA0
of Cutieura Soap followed b. gentle
anolntings ol Cuticura Ointmsnt.
Nothing better. puref sweetss. ssps-
eially II Q little Of the fragrant CUT.
eura Talcum - busted o. at ~ q.
tsh. 96c each eveeyWhsra-Adv.
The Keota news., 1919-08-29

OT SLEEP
q Misery Frsa
'nlnt. Deans
Relief.

aght ON my kidney
=. Schleusner, 6tO0
ellston. Mo. "One
oing . horse ! was
= pain in my back
floor. II ! bad
1t with . trip ham.
= couldn't have SUI.
more. ! stayed In
Da,se for five weeks
u pain was wearing
= out Of me. Al
! couldn't get .
of sleep because Of
isery and l had to
. every few moments
. the sccrctions that
J highly colorcd. Of
.Vh sandy sediment
-. My bladder felt
. afirc. Tho pain
4 recling sensation
torture OF Il cannot
got onto my feet ]
! 6lt dizzy and all In
Wything would turn
I oehed 20 il seemed
= were being dragged
ing Do0R'S Kidney
/ soon rid Of all the
= sscorR to before
! CoGGEsHALI..
Notary Public.
= rs s.; - $; ~: s.; : r
! co. BUFFALO. n. =.
The Keota news., 1919-08-29
Fresh Nest.

Fresh Nest.
AT last the wolf IL at the door,"
"Well. coax him In and we'll eat
blm."-Boston Evening Transcript.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-01
HEALTH OFFICER'S REPORT
Report of the Town Health Officer
for the month Of June, 1919.
NoGALEs TOWN COUNCIL:

NOGALES TOWN COUNCIL:
Nogales, Arizona.
The State Milk Commissioner visite
Nogales and vicinity during tn
month, and made visits to and inspec
tions of the various dairies; and b
made recommendations, which,
complied with will be the means o
producing better and purer suppl!
of milk to inhabitants of Nogales.
He took samples also from the varf
GUS vendors of milk in Nogales, in
cluding shipments by train from 9th
er towns and counties, of which
analyses were made ct the Stats
Laboratory: enclose the variou:
score cards which were issued upor
the tests made:
Exhibit No. 1: E. Canon, Calabasas
Bacteria found per cubic centimeter
1,550,O00; Fat, percent found. $50;
Solids not fat per cent found S.e1.
Exhibit No. 8: Thomas Bayze. No
gales. Bacteria found, per cubic cent?
meter, $4,000; Fat, per cent found.
80; Solids, not fat, per cent, found,
80.
Exhibit No. 4: Louis Morfino. No
gales. Bacteria found per cubic cent?
meter, 100000 Fat. per cent found,
3.5; Solids not fat, per cent found,
TIT.
Exhibit No. s: Francisco Yslas.
Nogales. Bacteria found per cubic cent?
meter, 5,SOO.OO0; Fat per cent found,
$50; Solids not fat. per cent found.
8.28.
Exhibit No. s: Benito Morales, No
gales. Bacteria found per cubic cent?
meter, 1,s5O.0O0; Fat, per cent found,
3.19; Solids not fat. per cent found,
9.25.
Exhibit No. Z: Francisco Flores, No
gales. Bacteria found, per cubic cent?
meter, 1,750,O0o; Fat, per cent found,
2.6; Solids not fat, per cent found,
$50.
Exhibit No. s: NDgales Jersey Farm,
Bacteria found per cubic centimeter,
230; Fat, per cent found, 3.5; Solids
not fat, per cent found, 5.s.
Exhibit No. 8: Mateo Castro, No
gales. Bacteria found per cubic cent?
meter, 100000; Fat, per cent found,
It's; Solids not fat, 6.97.
Exhibit No. 10: Carmen de Mar
tinez, Nogales. Bacteria found, per
cubic centimeter. 10000; Fat, per
cent found, 2S; Solids not fat, per
cent found 7.5S.
Exhibit No. IL: Jose Maria Bedal,
Nogales. Bacteria, found per cubic
centimeter, 3,760,000; Fat, per cent
found, IT; Solids not fat, per cent
found, $3.50.
Exhibit No. 12: Geronimo Risso,
Nogales. Bacteria found per cubic
centimeter, 2,450,Oo0: Fat. per cent
found. 2S; Solids not fat, per cent
found, 8.41.
Exhibit No. 13: P. Montijo. Bacteria
found per cubic centimeter. Fat
per cent found, 1t; Solids not fat,
per cent found, 1903.
Exhibit No. ID: John O'Donnel, No
gales. (Maricopa Creamery Bac-
terra found per cubic centimeter,
s3O, 900; Fat, per cent found, s.5;
Solids not fat, per cent found. 7.sk.
Exhibit No. Is: Wing Wong, No
gales. (Hassayampa Creamery Bac-
terra found per cubic oentimeter
1885, 900; Fat, per cent found, so;
Ehibit No. II: Mrs. George Beebe
for Juan Ans, MORALES. Bacterif
found per cubic centimeter, 1,250, 900
Fat, per cent found, sSe; Solids no
fat, 8.S9.
Exhibit No. Is: Mrs Beebs, TO
Base Hospital, Nogales. Bacteri'
found per cubic centimeter, $4,000
Fat, per cent found, $50; Solids no
Fat, S.26.
Exhibit No. 1: Bin Cody, Tueso
Farms Company. Bacteria found pc
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with us in this matter, IL You will look
over the plant of the purity people
and send us samples in week or so
of their product. There seems to be
no reasonable excuse that any bottling
plant should put a product like the
five bottles received. They would in
dictate the utmost carelessness and
disregard for any principles of clean
illness.
Thanking you for helping us in this
matter,
Very truly yours,
JANE H. RIDER
Directory, State Laboratory
Endorsement: I forwarded these
samples sent me by Doctor Bartels,
to the State Laboratory. some days
ago. W. F. Chenoweth.
Arizona State Laboratory
University of Arizona
Tucson
July 9, 1919.
PURITY BoTTLING WORKS,
119 Walnut Street,
Nogales, Arizona.
Dear Sirs: Upon receipt of com-
plant from the Medical Officer If the
Tenth United States Cavalry we have
examined five bottles of your soda
and find them all unfit for human
consumption.
Each and every bottle contained a
large amount of sediment, one con-
tanning part of a dead cockroach. The
bacterial count Of these bottles OF
of soda was -dangerouly high
and further, they were inn
properly labeled in that they did not
state that they were artificially colored
and favored.
We request that you Immediately
clean up your premises, and make
such changes as will enable you to
put out clean and wholesome
beverage. II you fail to comply with
this request we will be compelled to
prosecute you according to the pro-
visions of Section Is and 20 of the
State Pure Food Law.
Your truly
JANE RIDER,
Director, State Laboratory.
Some complaints have been lodged
about the Jersey Farm Swimming
Pool. I have seen the owners, and
they have agreed to sterilize the bath
ing suits, and put in showers, if the
town will pipe water from the main
near enough 50 they will not be put
to an expense too great to comply.
Respectfully submitted
W. F. CHENOWETH. M. D.
Town Health Officer.
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q W. OuNtOAiU Aoun~ F~A N~"Ao SSAASA
meter, 10000; Fat, per cent found
3.O5; Solids not fat, per cent found
7.ss.
Exhibit No. s: Winans, Tucson
Farms Co. Bacteria found per cubic
centimeter, 10000; Fat. per cen
found, 4.2O; Solids not fat. per cen
found. 7.o4.
Exhibit No. 9: Nagel, Tucson Farm.
Co. Bacteria found. per cubic cen
timeter, 10000; Fat. per cent found
800: Solids not fat, per cent found
8.02.
Exhibit No. 1; Kinneraster, Tucson
Farms Co. Bacteria found per cubic
centimeter, 100000; Fat, per cent
found. 3.s5; Solids not fat. per cent
found, 8.42.
Exhibit No. 8: Shumaker, Tucson
Farms Co. Bacteria found per cubic
centimeter, 100000; Fat. per cent
found, 4.3O; Solids not fat, per cent
found, S.63.
Exhibit No. 2: Young, Tucson Farms
Co. Bacteria found per cubic CEN
timeter, s,550,OO0; Fat. per cent found,
4.s5; Solids not fat, per cent found,
$50.
Exhibit No. 10: Flowing Wells
Dairy, Tucson. Bacteria found per
cubic centimeter, 100000; Fat, per
cent found, 3.35; Solids not fat, per
cent found, $50.
Exhibit No. 4: Stock, Tucson Farms
Co. Bacteria found per cubic CEN
timeter. 1.S5O,OoO; Fat. per cent found,
800: Solids not fat, per cent found,
7.1s.
Exhibit No. s: Gresinger, Tucson
Farms Co. Bacteria found per cubic
centimeter. 10000: Fat. per cent
found, 800; Solids not fat, per cent
found. $50.
Any milk showing more than 200,
900 bacteria per cubic centimeter is
rated zero.
You will notice from the score
cards that few cards are from Tue
son. Note the higher grade supplied
by those producers. Some of the No
gales samples are and
would result In prosecution If sold
anywhere alse in the country. would
suggest that the Town Attorney be
consulted regarding what should be
done in the matter, and at least publish
these findings, so the public may be
advised what they are getting. Fur
ther, the public should be advised to
biol the milk before using. otherwise
there is much danger to those using
It.
I am enclosing some letters in re-
latio1 20 some soda water purchased
at Iochiel, which letters ara self ex-
planatory.
Arizona State Laboratory,
University Of Arizona
July 9, 1919.
DR.. ". r. Chenoweth.
City Health Officer,
Nogales, Arizona,
Referring to the letter from Major
Bartel fthe Tenth Cavalry, we have
written the enclosed letter to the
purity Bottling Works Of Nogales.
We have written also to Major Bartei,
authorizing him to collect samples of
food sold to the Army.
I will appreciate it very much of
you will get in touch with Major
Bartels, and ask if he will not act