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The Keota news., 1920-01-23
Town Clerk.

The above proposed ordinance was in
troduced and read for re first time NJ
an adjourned regular meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of the Town Of Kco-
ta. Weld County. Colorado. on January
~, 1920. \, 8 p. m. the Mayor and all
Trustees being present. The final vote
on the passage Of said ordinance will be
taken \, u regular meeting ofssid Board
Of Trustees. to bc held on February 10.
1870. At s O'Clock p. m. Said proposed
ordinance was ordered published in the
kcots News for period Of two weeks
prior to said meeting.
JOHN d. WATT, Town Clerk.
The Keota news., 1920-01-23

Attest:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
Kansas City Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. oct. 29.-liog9
Receipts today. $500; opened To snip
pers steady To ~ cents lower. CLOSING
generally ~ to % cents lower; packer
ton. Si25O: bulk of sales, N20Om ]. ~
top. sl275. good to choice heavy, 81 sp
nl2.T5: good to choice medium, Sl'o"
di2.-5. good to choice light. Sll.2iti
i25O' good 90 choice llght lights. ST 90
dll.GO. good 10 choice common STOCK
pigs. SiO2jNl2.Si.
Cattlc-Rcccipts today 1000; closing
steers dull. steady to weak; all other
classes. steady: choice to prime heavy.
weight. Sli.75g Il 90. medium Ia gooi
heavyweight. siO.g0Il57s; good -
choice lightweight. Sl215H 1885; com
mon tn medium heavyweight. Sbn'p
I2Gs: good To- choice common hcifcrS.
81. O0al275: bologna and beef bulls
siaSG7.75. cows and hciicrs, S5'b''i
! 6: good Ia choice medium light AMI
handywcighi SS15Hl3.50; common
good 10 choice. S1.N5H ls25 NocN,r
stecrs. S. OOHg.5O: common, good L
choice stockcr COWS and hciicrs, Va
M725. -
shcrp-Roccipts today. 1000; closinf
steady to 20 cents higher; choice u
primc. medium lambs, SlO25m ls.91'
Gull and common lambs. $1.2aH 10 W
choice - prime. medium y'hrling W,th
crs. SSbOaiO2j; good tu choice, ne
dium ewes. SI75a6.50; cull ana con-
mon ewes. Se.s5di5o. breeding ewes
s5.gsGS.5O; good to choice, mediui
feeder lambs. S. 5Ou ll.5O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
LITTLE COTTON BEING
SOLD, MARKET HIGHER


NEW YORK. Oct. 29-Thc cotton
market has been nervous and unsettled
during the week. The buying movement
which developed after the break IL
Si5.5s for January contracts week
ago last Monday continued until IN"
price touched S22.iS IN Tuesday AZ
this lever. however. there were reports
II increased spu, offerings while some
Il the pcopl who had bought on IN"
advance showed disappointment over
the continued depressing news from
he goods 'rad" and tho failure ~
,ithor the British cunl strike settlement
IN the less favorable weather IN the
south to stimulate broader demand.
southern selling did not become active
hut Their. was considerable" realizing
ur liuuidltion later in the week with
r,artiors 81 about . cents from the
hest. Trading became less active yes
tor,lav and a disposition To even up
commitments for over the week end aud
The election day was reported
Traders showed less interest In cror
and weather news than IN unfavorahlc
adv.ccs from the gnuds trade. Sales ~
print cloths In the Fall River market
Tor the week we're estimated ~ only
g 600 pieces. II Is reported that rains
have slowed up picking 90 some extent
in parts of ihr bel, and private advises
from thu south onim that farmers viii
not incur the costs 81 gathering luW
lgfade cotton az present prices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
nv Assorla,cd rtsss.

Nv Aseorattd ittss'
NFW YORK. oct. 29.-The cotton
market was lower today under scatter.
ing liquidation and local selling being
encouraged by the weakness Il lAvcr.
pool and the failure ~ uniayorablc
weather adyiccs Ia stimulate demand
combined with reports ~ continued de
preston On the goods market.
The q neral list closed barely steady
at net decline ~ o. to l02 points.
The market opened steady al a de
cline In response 10 lower cables. There
werc rallies around midday on covering
hu, they met increased offerings and
a., market reached the lowest point 81
the tlay in the late trading.
Last prices were few points az
from the lowest ON covering There
we're spuris at activity during the day
bui gor,mlv speaking, business Was
oni,' and much ~ the trading was At
trihut,d 10 evening un accounts Tot tn
week end and election DAY.
Liverpool was seller here. TEN
.prfaturrs below freezing were reported
I'm some parts ~ the Memphis distrig'
and continued cold weather was ind
Gated Tor %, eastern belt.
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Irad.irecis Review.



NEW YORK. oct. % -Bndstrcct'f
Tomorrow viii Say:
The trade and price movement f.
moro Irregular. hat on the whole. rather
lcss onc.sid,d than in tho preceding
week. further TctruEradc movement
in wholesale trade production. employ
mont and prices seeming 10 u" par
tally balanced hy slisht Improvement
In retail buying and fairly distinct
hardening IN prices ~ farm products
which may az may not prcSig" "a turn
IN the hitherto cbhing tide ~ trad'
distribution.
ON what might Dee termed the con
siructiyc side IT the situation h 10 b.
cited slight increase In buying at
retail O. quite distinct gain from quiet
90 fair being noted from the apparent
dead low point Of last woek-ihe caus,
1T this being apparently. the advent ~.
lower temperatures tr prospects al
more normal weather conditions wssi
and south. though more attractive
prices 40 retail are rccitrii az a clus"
iu some few markets. Weekly bank
olcaiurs sS.e2S 02s.oO0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
New Orleans Cotton.

o. Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS. oct 29.-Todav
cotton market wus a weak affair open
ing al tho decline. remaining depressed
throurhuut the session and closing a'
th, lowest 10 lusscs ~ - to 90 p"nts
Heavy uluidltiun from the long sd'
yy.,- mainly responsible for tho decline
ALTHOUGH with the liquidation was con
siderable short srlling.
There was q p,riod. after the fifs'
.nmrv ~ selling WIS over. when f1itl.
strong rtruyrfies were made IN r,-punt'
4, un-1sonuilv cold WEATHER IN Tho belt
with liehi frost tp the Gulf Coast and
heavy tn killing frosts over cunsid
,teiir area Exports wcrr hunNr
amounting Ia SiS2l halcs for the d.,
'4rsinst ee9t this day last YEAR. nnt
brinring the total this week UP &,
~. s6s bales against S9.6s6 this wccb
last year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

NEW YORK oct 29-The market
fur coffee futures was irregular today
len opening decline of 90 Z points on
,as.cr Brazilian cables being followed
.hy rallies GA ruuDH ~ an improve
mpnt 70 niu Tho market rtscd in thc
l1fr trading uHd.r renewed liquidation.
Tho general market closed net un
changed 90 uN ruri- higher.
spot quiet lan 5's 3D. santos m
.1f4ia Cost and freight offers were
.,Hlrtrd ~iritlN lower. Eiols - wei"
luut,d 100 e. cent. American credits.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
Cotton seed oil.

Nv A.fnfInfff ffHas
NEW YORK. oct. .4-Catton Sod
oil started steady but subsequently,
weakened under scattered hTuidaiion
on tho decline in lard and cotton and
continued uUur tf1dr demand lo'd'
Ing months closed ID tu 80 points not
lower.
S,lr. see urr,ls Prime crude s'o'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
BULLS HAD ADVANTAGE
| OF MARKET YESTERDAY
ny 4 'sosla,e'l Press.

~ Associated Press.
CHICAGO. oct. 29.-Bulls had the
advantage iu tho wheat market today
owing largely to frost reports from Ar
gontinn and to views expressed by q
widely known trade authority that tho
farm strike In the United States was
serious
The market closed unsettled. 10 a.
H. ~ cents net higher with December
200 ~ ~ aG9 80 and March 203. Corn
finished I Is to I 5.S cents up and oats
vain,d 1914 tu as In provisions
the outcome varied from q cents de
cline a. ~ cents advance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

w AFsnri htrt lfets
NEW YORK CO.. CD Tho looIl raw
SUGAR market tnlay Was easier, closing
.4t % cents fur Culas ,. D. o. Their
.,,,rr slIps ui $500 bags rf laHEils uf'.a'
and November shipment I' tni Us e.. D.
q and gs,0 lags oi r,rus a store 20
- 90 duty paid
lr refined ihc dUmDs'.s .s Ilsht Prices
Wers Unbalanced 90 a. o. ~ cents Coz
nur sluulattd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

Wichita Iiyestock.

WICHITA. Kan. Oct. 3o-llogs 200:
i5c lower. top Sl2.i5, bulk sil.bO"
1910.
Cattle steady. dull; butcher steers
si.5OG ~ 90: butcher cows and heiicrs
81 OO0 7.5O; stockers and feeders si.9V
fg.OO. stock cows and heifcrs s3aOn
ESQ: bulls S3OOdGOO, calves S4.5On
Ii 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
Fort Worth Market.

By Associated Press.
FORT WORTH. oct. 29.--Cattlc l.
500: steady. hccyos S5.eoa9oO; stock
crs Sb.O0mS 90. COWS Si5oI so, he'll
rrs 50 5Od :. 10: calves S3.00d915. Hogs
receipts 800: steady. light Si2.5b@ II 30
heavy Si2.5OGl2.7b. medium $4,000
. 80. common $4,000 II 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

Mexico IL now the land of opportunity
Prospects are favorable for n pouciblc
government u IN the place to get
good cheap land II you hug now. In
five years II viii be- worth ten times
what YOU can buy II for now. We
have fine body ~ conveniently locat
I'd land that We are selling cheap. Send
az your name and address and We VII
send YOU full description ~ our lands
Address Mrs Viola Buckbrrg, 6l7'Gl'
Exchange Bldg. Los Angeles, Calf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
real. ESTATE,

Good Groom modern house on lot
5oNi4O feet; well located: Si,OOO.O0C.
81 900 90 cash and balance easy.
PRICE OIL AND REALTY co.
Room \. National Bank of Commerce
Building. Phone 2SSiiG5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30
Rice.


v, kssaJ s'td Press
NEW ORLEANS. GOT 90 Rough
rirr mo- sales. receipts ie9 sucks, clean
ice quiet.
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real. ESTATE.

have FOR sale today, a bargain In a
small piece ~ business property, on
West sixth Street. Small cash payment
handles IL.
\. RAY WISEMAN.
Roome 22j.2G Ray 4 Johnson building
Res. Phone 2liS.
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REAL ESTATE.

one section Of level tillablc land, well
located southwest of Amarillo; improved
and about half In cultivation. at t3ftJv
per acre. and good terms.
one section Ut land four miles fro1'
Naga. well improved and half IN CUT
walton: immediate possession can y,
had About 100000 cash and gool
terms on the balance.
PRICE OIL AND REALTY co.
Room 5. National Bank OF Commerce
building. Phone 2SsliGl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

Have Just reiurcnd from Tuls, and am
now employed at the Amarillo Hotel
Barber shop.
Bill Allard.
Arthur Latham.
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AMARILLO DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 80 lyZO
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house anyone with children under eight
wears Of age need not apply. iO2 North
Pierce. o. -eaAf.1
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FOR SALE

SODA FOUNTAIN AND coNFEcT.
IoNERY FIXTURES; Used only thir.
~ days. coed as new. WIN sell for
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down. balance easy monthly pay.
ments Write or wire GRoSMAN
FOUNTAIN COMPANY. DALLAS,
TEXAS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-30

FOR SAI.E-Corner lot In san Jacintc
one block from car line. Go Taylor.
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There are e. women magistrates 'r
f.ardIr. rrrhnd
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE START YOU in the candy busi.
ness az home. small room. or any
where: everything furnished: earn $780,
90 wkly.. up; men--women; experience
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Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
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FOR RENT Front bedroom In q mod
orn hons. 1871 Pierce street.
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REAL ESTATE

WILL TRADE equity IN two woll.im'
proved black land farms near Fort
Worth for small stock farm or grain
land ON plains. J. $. Sandifer, Justin,
Texas
FOR SALE-By owner. 5.room modern
home. Ia best residence section Of town
corners on pavement: priced right 70!
quick sale. Phone 2239
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An exceptional Opportunity Is offesAa
To an investor of 10000. whose scrv'
ices are desired hut not essential. Ia
secure an interest IN an established
sales agency with exclusive territorial
rights In Northwest Texas. for popu.
lar priced motor truck. We have sold
n great many throughout our territory
and the parts deraptmcnt IL n profit
able branch of our business. Invest
mcnt required Tor business expansion
and secured hy merchandise on hand
For further details address T.. q. Box
1919, Wichita Falls Texas.
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RESTAURANT OUTFIT: Lunch
counter, back bar. stools. tables
chairs, steam table, coffee urn. every
thing to open up restaurant. VIII give
benefit Of cash paid on them: Easy
monthly payments. GROSeM n y
FOUNTAIN COMPANY. DALLAS
TEXAS.
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FOR I,FNT-M0dern furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, private bath.
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ron RENT-Two unfurnishcd rooms
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ron EENT-Room. 1900 Pierce street.
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FOR RENT-ll0om In modern bungl.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-For anything
o. value. Studebaker four. good run
ming condition Mafshtll and White
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE,-Onc iron bed, l spring, !
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FOR RENT-Niccly furnished east bed
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FOR TRADE-Twcnty white face cows
wish To- trade them Tor beef cowa
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MASONIC BULLETIN
WANTED

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FOR RsNT-rwo well furnished rooms
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FOR RENT Furnished room; mou
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GAS HITTING.

All work guaranteed to pass city In
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wANTED-To buy secondhand furni-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Oct. 2.-The closing session of the week in cotton brought heavy selling mainly the result of cablcgrams from London saying more than 100000 Welsh coal miners had struck. Before this news was re- ceived considerable selling was done on the clear and dry weather pre- vailing over the cotton region. Last prices were at net losses of 20 to 100 points. Toward the end selling pres sures were lessened by reports from Galveston of another fire in the cot ton district there.
 For while in the early trading a fairly good demand came from vocering shorts but October at no time was at net advance. October's weakness appeared to be due to fear of tenders and to response to lower prices in the spot markets of the interior.
 The cotton market closed steady at net declines of 20 to 100 points
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
The Speeders
Copyright, 1920, by Kathleen Fox

patient. Cant I have a couple of days more at the office ?'
 q ought to say mo-, son." said Dr Hill, "but won't. The chances are that you'd worry lot more if you left, without doing the things you want done and that would hurt more than the work you'd do. But go easy son, go easy"
 The doctors manner was serious He was emphatic in everything he had said to his patient. It set John De Haven to thinking. It even alarm ed him somewhat. He determined at once to do what he had been ordered to undertake and to do it faithfully
 He went to Wall Street He told Walker he was going away for three months. He did not tell him why though Walker waited for it and won dered what was the reason for the sudden decision. He pondered over it for day and gave it up. John Dc Haven was not in the habit of run ming away when there was fight on his hands and there was one now as Walker new The pressure had in- creased just that day. Surely his em- ployer was no coward-he knew bet ter than that, yet it looked funny to Walker. And then he obeyed orders and quit trying to fathom the mean ing of it all.
 "Whcever has been bucking us down here will quit now, Walker said John De Haven. He'll have to- For there will be nothing doing with us to give him chance. And when I come back and he starts again, we'll fight him to standstill. Find out if you can while l am away who he is Get his number. And, Walker" he added impre ssively, "there's hand some bonus for you if you are able to give me his name when l return to New York.
 "I'll do my best, of course" prom ised Walker, who already had deter. mined to learn the mans identity ii possible.
 Tuesday-A run down to Newport.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

party. Hogue's the kind that would do you a lot of good, more than Mrs. De Haven if she went"
 John De Haven saw Hogue Miller that night. Annie, his sister, was dis turbed about him at first but both her husband and brother treasured her.
 Hogue Miller said he would like 9 jaunt somewhere. He was tired of the city and his wife wanted to take the children to Vermont for the sum- mer, so it was easy to arrange it. He would have fallen in with the idea anyway no matter what the conditions had been. His devotion to John De Haven was sufficient to guarantee that.
 John De Haven suspected as much
 "1t's not a season for hunting Hogue," he protested. "You'd find it bcresome camping somewhere and do- ing nothing else, wouldn't you?" he asked.
 "Oh, we can cast for trout and we'll take our guns along for we shall have some shooting later on," said Hogue "Iou are forgetting that you are sen tenced to three months. That will put you up to fall. Then we can go after game"
 They discussed places where they might go. They decided on British Columbia. Hogue was to get the out fit ready. He understood all about such things. He had camped much in his life, He would also arrange transportation. He was glad of the prospect.
 It turned out that George Peyton and Harvey Sheldon wanted to go. So there were four in the party. John De Haven was delighted. They were to leave within the ] week. Dr. Hill had seen John again and warned him against delay. i Every day you stay here is just another mark against you," he told | him.
 "But have to put things in shape down in Wall Street, doctor," said his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
FROST REPORTS
 DO NOT AFFECT
 COTTON MARKET

New York. Oct. 2-The first kill ing frost reports of the season were received in the cotton market this morning. but they came only from couple of points in the eastern belt and failed to inspire fresh buying or consequence. Slight rallies were followed by increased offerings ln consequence and the selling became more active late in the morning on reports that 100000 British coal miners had struck. December broke from 21.9l to 21.25, closing a that level, with the general marke clos ing weak at net decline of 13 to So points on all months except Novem- Der. which was 135 points lower.
 The market opened steady after declining slightly, prices rallied on the cold weather news, poorer condl- tions figures that eXepected from q New Orleans authority and early reports of better British prospects. The failure of buying to broaden, however, was disappointment to re- cent buyers for reaction, and the market weakened during the middle of the morning under liquidation and continued southern hedge selllg The close was at the low pointt Of the day on most deliveries The New Orleans report made the condition of lhe crop 5S,9 and the indicated yield II ,950,0OO bales, which was be- IL nf nt nCI c reports. Reviews of the domestic goods trade read no more favorably.
 The cotton market closed weak,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
PAPER AND EXCHANGE.

New York, Oct 2.-Prime mercan- tile paper 8; exchange easy; ster- ling 50 day bills 3 43 3-4; commsr- cial 60 day bills on banks 3.4S 3-4:l commercial 60 day bills 3.4S 1-4; de- mand 3.48 IA; cables 3.4s.
 Francs demand 6.69; cables 6,71.
 Belgian francs demand 709; cables I'll. V s4s Ss1sS
 Lire demand 4.l5;, cables 4.l7. ss
 Marks demand 1,6S; c&bles 1.84:
 Greece demand 1O3.
 New York exchange on Montreal I9 7-16 per cent discount. RI: 7s
 Government and raiiroad bonds strong. N \
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
By Kathleen Fox
LXXVIII
LXXVIII The Biggest Job Ahead, Fighting Back

The Biggest Job Ahead, Fighting Back
 John De Haven's first thought was of the Yacht California which had returned to New York and was now lying at anchor in the Hudson river. He had not been aboard it, but had prcmi(ed Captain Rouse that he would run down in few days and tell him what he wanted done with the craft for the summer.
 "Dr Hill," he said, feeling his way, q like the sea-am crazy about 1t, and there's the California lying idle. What about voyage? Good thing in my case eh "
 The doctor shook his Slead
 "The main thing, son, is to cut out the luxury" he declared. "Get down to earth, just as l said awhile ago. Sleep on it under the stars. Live among the trees, rest in the pleasant valleys. Build your own fires and cook your own food. Get hungry Drink pure water and for get everything but your fight back to health. That's the biggest job ahead of you right now-fighting back"
 "And cruise isn't the thing?'
 He was disappointed.
 Absolutely not"
 "I. had thought of taking Mrs. De Haven with me-" said the patient, de- jectedly.
 "Leave her behind, son" said the doctor. "She would worry about you if she went along and fuss over you in all likelihood, and that's what you don't need. It would hinder instead of help you. Go with men. If you can't find some one who would like to take an outing of the kind, gc alcne. Hire a guide and hit the trail:'
 "Hogue Miller wants to go some where this summer" suggested Johr De Haven.
 "Just the man. said the doctor .'See him. Maybe you two can get uE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
BAYOU DRAINAGE DIS
 TRICT,-TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Cousart Bayou Drainage District Tax for the year 1920 will be due Novem- Der 1st, 1920, and unless paid within sixty (60) days thereafter penalty of twenty-five (25) per cent will at- tach.
 Under the law the Collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 c. M. NICHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark, October 1, 1920.
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