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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28

Last night, about, 1915, Mr.. j S.
Jewett, while walking home from his
drugstore, had the unusual expert
ence Of being "held up As he was
passing the home of Mr.. L. M. Futch
he passed two young fellows and one
Of them struck him in the back and
said Hands up, jack whereupon
Mr.. Jewett stopped and said Good
evening" The two fellows moved off
without further conversation as, at
that moment, DR.. G. D. Stoner
turned the corner of Lemon street
and was then within few feet of
the men, and they evidently decided
1t was safer to move on. Mr.. Jewett.
on taking stock. decided they might
have gotten his knife, a nail clipper
and safety pin and some earnest.
heart-to-heart conversation, but other
than that, holding up him wouldn't
prove very remunerative.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28
LAKELAND GIRLS TEAM
OEFEATtD zEPHyRH|L[S

Yesterday afternoon the High
school girls second team defeated the
Zephyrhills first team in a game of
basketball at Zephyrhills, the result
being to 4 in favor of Lakeland.
Lakeland was represented by Sybil
Fox and Elizabeth Dickey, forwards;
Margaret Morgan, jumping center;
Minkey Gardner, running center;
Robbie Lee Martin and Mary Louise
Boulware Guards.
The Lakeland High school boys
team also went over and were defeat
ed by the Zephyrhills team by score
of % to Is. Lakeland was represent
ed by Ernest Terrell and Manuel
Glover, forwards; Charley Swindel,
center; Norris Epson and Irwin Fra
ley, guards.
Both teams were delightfully."- enter
tanned, being given a supper on the
lake before departing for home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28
ALL IN READINESS
:. .. !. FOR RELIGIOUS
!. 7 I'D : SURVEY or LAKELAND

AT an executive committee meeting
on Thursday afternoon 1t was decided
that each pastor prepare and send
in to the secretary, Rev. G. H. Trout,
the names of all the workers, which
their congregations. can furnish, with
the addresses and phone number of
each, so as to be in the hands of the
secretary by nine O'Clock on Monday
morning March 1st that the names
may be published in both papers on
Monday.
This is all very important ii the
work is to be a success: everything
lined up and reported in by nine
o'clock Monday,
Then next Tuesday, March 2, at
nine o'clock every worker must be
at the First Methodist church. right
on time or you will be the means of
OBTAINING all the other workers. till
you receive your instruction separ-
ately.
We are requested to also announce
that the colored churches of the city
of Lakeland, are going to put on a
like survey Of their people on Sunday
afternoon, March IA, from three to
five o'clock and all the colored
people are requested to remain at
home that afternoon between those
hours.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28
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IN OCIE

9 q q Q Q q q 9 o q r. :, = = !.
NJ n Club = s
5, fne members and visitors of the
M and M. Club of Palm Chapter No
o. y. E. s., were delightfully."- en-,
tertafned Yesterday by Mrs. Allison
Granger at her home on Lake Nor.
ION Drive, assisted by Mrs. Bloom
Inc afternoon passed in social chat
fancy work topics Of the day dis
cussed and the business of the c,ur
over, we were treated to a delightful
reading by our gifted visitor, Mrs
Howard R. Maxwell, The hostesses
assisted by Elizabeth B. Keen, served
a delicious salad course and the hou,
OF departure came all too soon
1t as a pleasure to welcome the
Following Stars from other States
Mesdames R. ]. Rush, Laura Fowler
H. +. Waters, A. P. Bailey, W. G.
Saddler' W. J. Mooreland. J. c.
Williams H. R. Maxwell. Mabe
henderson, Tuttle and Gardner
Club members present: Mesdame,
L. Meyer, E. Hall, F. A. Cornell
son. A. V. Cornforth, M. Dickinson
e. Bloom, A. B. Granger F. F.
Keen and Miss L. Trammell.
REPORTER.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28
COUNTY AGENT CONNIE h..
TELLS Of POLk'S
" FAIR EXHIBIT
(Wm. CONNIE, Barlow, Fla.)

Next week hope to resume the
usual farm and grove topics carried
on in this column, but this week am
going to confine my remarks to the
Fair and render small resume of
the happenings at the Tampa Fair.
where Polk County did herself proud.
To start from the beginning, Thurs
day and Friday the 18th and 18th
were spent in rounding up exhibits
and make good those promises to let
you have all you wants." Our efforts
were nobly responded to by those
who were interested but those who
just wanted t oget rid of us when we
were out after material just fell down
entirely, and there lies the secret why
Polk County did not win first prize
in the counties. More about this
later.
We left Barlow on Saturday the
14th four truck loads and I thought
we had enough to fill Tampa, even my
Ford banked at the loaded trucks
!. and groaned when another lot was
added to her already loaded body
Arriving at Lakeland another truck
was pressed into service to gather up
the products there, and believe me,
, Folks, there were cabbages young and
cabbages old, cabbages tender and
cabbages tough, hay and grains ga
lore with Strawberries in for good
measure If other communities had
come across in variety like Lakeland
and Barlow we could have carried off
every prize offered. The five truck
loads left Lakeland for Tampa the
center Of attraction all along the road.
Four arrived in Tampa about 800
O'Clock, unloaded and returned to
their respective places Of abode. The
fifth truck the largest and best Of all
containing eighty boxes of citrus,
blew out tire at Six Mile Creek and
there remained until 1880 p. m.
when three Of us tired and disgrun.
tiled citizens unloaded eighty boxes of
citrus in the Fair Building at 1890 a.
M, Sunday morning Yes, we worked
Sunday putting up the exhibit and ii
was right then knew we could not
get first prize we did NOT have the
variety or marketability, which is
essential Another year, If am here
we take no freaks, only strictly mark
etable products
The week wore away and on Thurs
: day came the final Judging we won o.
course, first prize on citrus display
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28
Interesting W. C. T. U.
Mpafino


A very interesting W. C. T. U.
meeting was held at the Cumberland
presbyterian church yesterday.
Mrs. Pease, tourist, had charge
OF the program. Tourists were pres
ent from Battle Creek, Bangor, Hen
derson, and Sparta. Mich. and Lis
tons N. D.; Morgantown, w. Va.
and Toronto, Can.
Mrs. Blanchard of North Dakota
gave an interesting reading on Il Can
Count One
Each tourist told of a few of the
helpful things done by their own W
G. T. U.
Mrs. Bond of Toronto told of some
of the big things done by their W. c..
T. u: OF Willard Hall valued at
$4,000, which they built and own,
which is we'll equipped for board and
rooms banqueting hall and reception
rooms. One of the most work is the
seven Travellers Aid which they
support, one at each depot in the
city. Girls coming to the city for
work are taken to Willard Hall and
are helped to secure positions. The
Hall is too small to accommodate al
and they have $4,000 towards anoth
err building.
They have superintendent for thu
Sunday school and observe the quar-
terly temperance lesson.
Put temperance books in the Ii
brary.
Made house to house canvas il
the referendum campaign urging me-
and women to vote dry"
Sent two ambulances and one feel
kitchen to soldiers in the world war
/ Had ''trinket fund.- and the PEG
pie sent watches, bracelets, chain
and all kinds of jewels. They wer
sold for $4,000 and the money wa
used for the soldiers.
Mrs. Mckay told Of some Of tn
good deeds done by the Traveller.
Aid" OF Lakeland. All tourists pre-
sent are voters in their home state
and expressed their sympathy 70
Florida women that they are still +
the class with the idiots and insan
and unable to vote.
! Lakeland is looking forward to en-
pertaining the district convention I
be held some time in March.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28

prize to the value Of flHc and fourth
in the county contest p -" e the val
ue of S1OO besides $500 III Individual
prizes and $5I.b0 IN canning and
Home Demonstration work. Now II
you will allow rae l am going to pick
flaws in our exhibit. Kick No. Not
enough variety in vegetables, vege-
tables too large or too small, market
quality bad. Kick, No. 2--Not enough
hay, grains and staple products that
should go with county like this.
Kick. No. 3-Not enough cooperation
and interest by citizens of the county
who openly manifest their interest
until the last minute. Kick No. f.
The uniformity of the citrus in
packing and quality. The prize box
which | thought was the best one In
the house and the Judge happened on
to, contained drop" orange and the
Judge got it (of course) disqualifying
us for the best box of oranges. The
non-uniformity in the wrapping one
side and another kind on the other
side. Anyway things like this will
happen but If we are still going to
enter for contest it would be we'll for
packing house managers to personally
supervise the packing of prize boxes
Our fruit did not hold up, this due to
climatic conditions. Tangerines all
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28
Benefit Program

Benefit Program
For Library
The following artists will take part
in the program provided for the Ben.
eft Concert in aid Of the Women's
Club Library Tuesday evening in
Elks Hail.
Mr.. Wickam, Mr. Dorset ind others
in mixed quartet.
Mrs. Brett, Miss Clough instru
mental selections.
Mrs. Williams, Misses Kaufman
Morris, Pritchett, and Hodges, solo,
lists.
Fancy Dancing, Dorothy Risbeck.
Recitation and readings by Mrs
Fleming, Mrs. Hannah and Mrs. Hum
bertson.
HON. A. L. CHANDLER,
Chairman.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28

The T. e. L. Glass cordially in
vites all women to attend Sunday
school Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m. at
the First Baptist church. Lesson
topic: Christian Living list Peter
2:1-5. II, IL, 1925.
The monthly business meeting and
social Of the T. E. L. Class will be
held at the home Of Mrs. G. s. Park
er, Sloan addition, Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. G. G. Goddard
win assist Mrs. Parker in entertain
ing. Cars will be provided for those
who wish to 60 and large attend
ance is urged. REPORTER.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28

fell, the building on Thursday was like
a steam heated room and thousands
of people passed through making con
ditions considerably worse.
In closing these remarks, would
suggest that the people Of Polk make
more of business of the Fair than
they do. Manatee has standing
Fair Association all the year round
and see what they do,-carry of the
blue ribbon every time, and the whole
secret is cooperation among the farm
ers Polk can and must do better an
other year, why cannot we revive
Polk County Fair Association and
have a Polk County Fair Of our own.
we will not get anywhere by sitting
back and letting the other fellow do
the work.
The Fair Committee appointed by
the Commissioners have done their
best, so before criticising their ef
forts place yourself in their position
and work against the long odds we
did. We arrived home Monday night
feeling like the Last Rose Of Summer
with all the petals peeled off but con-
scious of the fact that we had done
our best and no man or woman can do
more. Next year, Folks, all ttgether
more and get that blue ribbon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28
Notices to Nurses

Notices to Nurses
AS | have many calls for nurses
both In the city and out, would APP
preciate II II all the nurses would
call at Henley's Drug Store, and see
IL their name is on the Register; as
we may have overlooked their name
This applies to graduates, practical
nurses, also nurses aid.
The Register is free to all nurses,
so please communicate with phone 81,
(Henley's Drug Store) at your earl
lest convenience; as the community
is In need of workers.
MARGARET r. HANNA, R. N,
LOST-A pearl cavalier, between
O'Doniers Grocery Store and The
Clonts Store yesterday afternoon.
Reward II returned to Clonts Store
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28

The regular monthly meeting of
the Missionary Society Of the First
BAPTIST church will be held Monday
afternoon at $3.50 at the church. All
members are urged to be present.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28
Leap Year Dance

Leap Year Dance
Great Success
The Leap Year dance given at the
Elks Club last night was very de-
lightful affair. About IS couples were
| in attendance and excellent music
was furnished by Collins Jazz band
Of TAMPA.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28
Social Meeting Ladies'

Social Meeting Ladies'
Aid Society
There will be a social meeting of
the Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church Monday after.
noon at 3 o'clock in the primary
rooms Of the church. Mrs. F. d.
Bryan, Mrs. Hulme and Mrs. Rogue
more will be the hostesses.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28

Mrs. c. E. Holmes has been luite
critically i'll, but is reported to be
improved today, her friends will be
pleased to learn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28

Mrs. r. A. McCofd, of Macon, Ca,
Is In the city for visit Of several
weeks the guest of her sister-in-law
\ Mrs. Kate Booth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28

The Stitch and Chatter Club will
meet at the home of Mr.. Louis CHI.
ford, Wednesday, Feb. 3rd,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-28
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~ Miss Marguerite iJoyner Is bit, home
from college the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Joyner.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
LOCAL ASSESSMENT ORDINANCE No. s
OF THE VILLAGE OF BOSSIER
CITY, LOUISIANA.
~ nenIxAN1,E

An ORDINANCE
Accepting the work Of Contractor II. Il.
POINTER for building standard concrete
sidewalk along the north side of Ogilvie
Avenue. from Traffic to Monroe streets.
as per special Assessment Ordinance No.
6, and contract pursuant thereto.
Section l. Be 1t ordained by the Mayor
and Board Of. Aldermen, of the Village OF
Bossier City. La, In legal and regular SEES
sion convened, That the work performed
and sidewalk delivered this municipality, in
completed form, from FL. +. POINTER at a
price of 81 ,03h per square yard, ana II
cents per square foot for abutments at gut
ter crossings 40 inches wide and inches
thick, and as per other specifications in
special Assessment Ordinance No. 6, April
Is, 1920 and the advertisement pursuant
thereto, be and the same are hereby ac-
cepted, and payment therefor hereby author
lied and instructed In FULL and the AUDITING
property and the owners, respectively. there
! OF assessed with the cost of same as follows,
all In East Shreveport Subdivision, to-wit: :
No. 31lBdssier City Methodist Episcopal
Church, South tom Hickman. II. T.
Moore and G. A. Allen, trustees) Lot
$40, 125 lineal feet of 48-inch walk, Mt
| $l.93 u per square yard, $1OI.50.
| No. 32-v. Y. whittington--Lot $50, lbs
lineal feet Of 4S-inch walk ut $193H per
square yard, $1O7.5O.
No. 33--Mrs. W. Il. Elmore-Lot $780, 1o5
lineal feet OF 48-inch walk at $193E per
square yard, $1O7 80.
No. 34--A. G. Whittington-Lo Lot $40. 125
lineal feet Of 4S-inch walk at $1.93h per
square yard, S1O7 so.
No. s5-Miss w. b. Mccormick 13s.
$50 and 800, go lineal feet, at $1.93h
per square yard. $22O.12.
Sec. 2. Be II further ordained, ETC., That
each property holder, as above recited, is
| required, within ten days from and after
/ the passage and PRONUNCIATION hereof to
| pay said respective levy of assessment in
cash, or pay 20 per cent In cash and cx-
ecute promiss0ry notes for the remainder,
to be distributed not further than four equal
annual installments, paraphed by the Clerk
/ OF this municipality, with ordinance and
assessment number, which notes win then
prime all other claims and leins, except
taxes, as provided by law, ~ per copy Of
this ordinance, Which shall be placed on
record in the once Of the Recorder Of Mort
cages in and for Bossier Parish, Louisiana
Duly passed, approved and recorded ut
Booster City, La, June /, 1890
i 4. n. YARBoROuGH, Mayor.
/ q. w. HUrcHIxcs, Clerk.
hereby certify the above and foregoing
to BE- true ard correct copy Of the original
act. t251 q. ". HuTcHISGs, Clerk.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01

pon+or II IN snoc,aI sassion ON this the
teen Jsv ~ I,,na 1000 ,r,th tho foIlou,in.
,,an,hars nrosont to'wit
w n ronnaiI prasidor4 Ward one
w wallace ward Two
w Santa,I W. ID ,rhraa
r, Rurks ward For
p,,,,,,.s,,a. vara E,va
ai,son+ r. u,,,,,s Ward 81.
tfter roll c.li tho Hoard resolved itss,lf
into = comn;ttna ~ tho whole and nro.
l,ae,aa =. lo,..,. - ,,.iin. hnx ,,sad In The
s,ae,ai se,,sa, a,a.tia,, =, school n,strict No
q p"ssiar par,sh Ianisiano and did nrc.
,.ra "nd n.a,,,,,I,,.ta tha sol,owin. prnccs
ar,,.i
De- !, .,a,~. .d .....omhe,ed That nm
this tha feth dav ~ Tune 1.,oO at 4.
a.aioct ~ ~ accordance with Ordinance
No ~ tho porish sehool hoard of Rossicr
pa,,sh + a,,,s,ann an,ctaa an tho 9Th tlnv
- Nav Iaa1 notice If which WAS iss,,e.l
and nnt,,shoJ .acar,,,ra 20 law the under.
sirrod mam,,ers ~ tho Ieossier Parish school
pnard ~ Rnssior parish Inuisiana helm.
a snar,,u tharaaf mot in nnIli, sessior If
the of,,ca If sasd Roard In said rfsh. and
a.cor.,,ng 70 law onaned rho ballot hoy msc,l
In and whic, WAS received from the com.
missioncrs ~ the said election held On
rruaslay Inno * 1000 In accordance wifi,
said ord;nanc.. md there nrocee.lcfl 70 count
thn haIlnts hotb IN nnmher and amount
for and against r. determine the nronosi.
tinn r. incnr debt and issne bonds Of the
said Schaol n,strict No q Rooster Parish.
Tn,,isiana n tha amount az One Hundrei
,rh.,,,s.rd no,,ars fxIoo no0 n0l tn RIM for
. ,,arse, ~ t,,.n+v yo.ra mon rirr irtaraxt
- tho ,ata ~ K nov cont nor arnnm nav.
ah,a san,;a,n,,.,,r az f,,nas th,,s a,-;v.d
=. - .,a.a e.. ~ ,,,,r,,-s, ~ .ro..ttrv AMI
ae,,,,,,,,;n., sahan, h,,,iJ,n, n S.hoOl rMs.
.rsst W.. q ~ sasd nar,sh
I,tn ,osw,t ~ .a.i count was ~ ha,lct :
.,d stas Soe IN IN foyor ~ sa,d nronosi.
t,a,, and h.I,st ard x,Ioo m ava,r.t said
,,,,.,.as,tson ard thorefore.' Tho rnaioritv n
,.,si n,,n,her ana ,unnnnt east hv tho nron.
.rty tax,sycrs ~ said school nstr.ct M
a =. ti,a % ,,s, ~ I.os.ior n s.II aisctton
,..,n., =. ,ar..r th..o.,f a,,d a. t,,, :. -.
.s,ra .,a ,.aaa. ~. ,,,a s~an,,ro ana ...rv. =
.,,a rt,,~,es ~ a,,,da,,co., H., .h. .,unI,cat r.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01

No. 2S-J. +. Adair, Ivan. La.---Lots II
and Ii, block ]. being so lincal feet of
4s-inch walk ut $i.9s per square yard.
5000.
No. 29-Mrs. A. L. johnson, 14th Avenue,
Meridian, Miss.-Lot 1, block 1, Cumber-
land Subdivision. being 125 lineal feet Of
4S-inch walk ut $1.98 per square yard,
$40.
No. 3O-J. L. Bullock, Oil City, I4a.--Iot
16, block I, Cumberland Subdivision, being
125 lineal feet Of 4S-inch walk at 81 .9s
per square yard, $11O.
See. .. Be It farther ordained, etc. That
each property holder, as above recited. Is
required within ten days from and after
passage and PRONUNCIATION hereof. to pay
same In cash, and thus liquidate this levy.
or pay 20 per cent In cash, and execute
notes for the remainder. to run not further
than equivalent to four equal annual INSTALL
ments, which shall be paraphed by the Clerk
Of this Council Ne-Varietar, with this ordin-
ance and assessment number, thus evidencing
the remainder Of the lein hereby created
hereunder. which primes all other claims
except taxes, and this ordinance, or a GER
tilted copy thereof, shall be placed with the
Recorder Of Bossier Parish, to be inscribed
In the record OF Mortgages, as evidence
hereof
Duly passed, approved and recorded ut
BOssier City, La. June l. 1920.
T. NJ. YARBoRouGH, Mayor.
U. w. HuTcHISGs, Clerk.
hereby certify the above and foregoing
to be true and correct copy OF the original
act. 1851 u. W. HuTcHISGs, Clerk.
NOTICE
To Mortgage Creditors on Bossier City, Los-
isiaMa. Property.
So OF 1883. notice is hereby given to all
persons holding mortgages ON real estate
situated in Bossier City. B0ssier Parish.
Louisiana, on which taxes for the year 1918
have not been paid. that will begin the
sale OF same mt the front door OF the VII.
lage Hall, on Saturday. July II. 1920. and
that the number ~ pieces Of property &c
delinquent are now being advertised In tn,
Bossier Banner. Of Benton. La, and by
simultaneous posting herewith. In conformity
with the law. and preparatory to such sale
The attention Of mortgage creditors II
especially called to these advertisements Of
tax sales and they are warned to take suei
steps prior to the sale as may be necessary
to protect their rights.
g. G. HUcKARAY,
1861 Tax Collector, Bossier city, In
| TO ROAD TAN DELINQEENTS.
notice from the road books that there
are number OF residentx-from every ward
In the parixf-who have not paid their rsat
| tax for 1919. give this notice to save y0t
time. money and trouble. 1t IL up To ycs
!. - 'o0A ai'ei - J. +. ADAis, Sheriff.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
LOCAL ASSESSMENT ORDINANCE No.
OF THE VILLAGE OF BOSSIER
CITY, LOUISIANA.
An ORp,SASt,E

An Ordinance
Accepting the work OF Contractor Jack
Mizell for the construction OF standard
4S-inch concrete sidewalk. ms per Local
Assessment Ordinance No. 4 and the nd
vertisement pursuant thereto along the
north side Of Edwards Avenue and the
east side of Second Street East, and
rra..r,hS., tha-:,n .,,d ;arr,na .ha ,ost
t,,a.,..,s a,,,,t.s.., ,.s.,..o nr..,ar+r =, tha
a,,a. - o.,,.a-s .,,a.oa.f a,,a ~, nr,ort,
o~n. ~ anu 49,, .a,' M.l....
thereof.
section ~. q oraoinad nv Tho Nayor
and Hoard a. Aldermen a. the Village az
~ ~, 4. 49,, ~ ....a., -
sion convened That the work and finished
walk OF Contractor Jack Nfzell. as per con-
tract made In pursuance OF advertisement,
MS Der Local Asscssmcnt Ordinances No. 4.
January 13, 1920, Of a standard concrete
sidewalk ~ inches Wide, and inches thick.
said walk being along the north side Of
Edwards Avenue, from its eastern terminus
S 20 l.s interseetion WIN second
'S.,ee. Esast, meme ssa soutM aions tne cas-.
niue y seeono S.lees - .ne soutn =, sue u
M 1 H tnenee vs. A'ons .ne SOUTH soutM
as = ss sssm as,oss Seconu s.ies'
FAST, 20 the present Walk @ concrete a.
fling Tho nronertv ~ private narties 81 other
n rtins than thts mnnic,naIity = harehy
assessed and levi..,, ava,nst s,,ch ss,d amt
ting property. and the owners thereof. res.