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and Mrs. J. P. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
N. Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hogan, Mr..
and Mrs. John Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Henen,
Mrs. Clair Shaw. Mrs. s. b. Dawson,
Mrs. H. J. Reed, Mrs N. p Nilsson,
Mrs J. II. Hessin. Mrs. s. V. Gets Mrs.
Josephine Stuffel, Alton Burlingame,
DR.. J. J. O'Connell, DIR. NJ. L. O'Con-
nell, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard.
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Shakespeare Club
Tournam ert.

The Shakespear club held its final
meeting of the club year at the home of
Mrs. II. O. Cowan, 1000 Tenth avenue
south Wednesday afternoon. TIE meeting
was q social affair and tether ball
tournament was the feature of the after
noon.
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Mrs. Southmayd Hostess
at Park Hotel.

Mrs. LeRoy SOuthmayd VIII give 4
luncheon TUESDAY noon at / O'Clock in
the neacock room at the Park hotel III
compliment to her sister. Mrs. George
Morrett. There will be 20 guests.
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Mrs. T. W. Murch Gives

Mrs. r. W. Murch was hostess at a
tea Thursday afternoon at her home. A
pleasing mut1cal program was given
during when Mrs. A. f. Barkemeyer sang
and Mrs. r. C. Schuppert gave number
of piano selections. The guests were
Mrs. Otto Speck, Mrs. r. c. Schuppert,
Mrs Rees, Mrs. A. +. Barkemeyer. Mrs.
Emma Barkemeyer, Mrs. II. B. Hoffman,
Mrs. p. Stukey, Mrs. Nickles. Mrs.
George McCole, Miss Clara Kuck, and
Miss Hicks.
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Woman's Club Annual
. - - - xs 80

Banquet.
The annual banquet of the Woman's
club will take place Monday evening at
6 o'clock at the Park hotel A pleasing
program Of toasts and music has been
arranged by Mrs. Sarah Stocking. Mrs.
L. A. Jenkin, Mrs. J. r. Kleinpell and
Mrs. J. NJ Rector are in charge of the
arrangements.
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Mrs. r. p. Auerbach to Attend
Dauqhter's Graduation.

Mrs. +. p. Auerbach left Friday for
St Paul where she will attend the
commencement exercises at the College
of st. Catherine, Wednesday. Her
daughter, Miss Theresa Auerbach, is
member of the graduating class. Mrs.
Auerbach and Miss Auerbach will visit
friends in Minnesota before returning
to Great Falls about June Is. Miss
Auerbach has been specializing in French
and English She attended the Uni
versity of Montana during her junior
year and is member of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma fraternity
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Tuesday Musical
Luncheon.

Thu annual luncheon of the Tuesday
Musical club will take place Tuesday in
the palm room at Hotel Rainbow. Each
member will be permitted to bring a
guest. Following tho luncheon there VIII
5e a delightful musical program, ar
ranged hy Mrs. o. f. Wadsworth and
Miss Olive Sorrick. The numbers on
the program viii be given by Mrs. Ar
mour, Miss Shafer. Mrs. J. w. Speer,
Charles Kops and Miss Pauline Slayter.
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Tea in Complim ent
m MrS Rryanf

Mrs. r. ". Lowry, 7O1 Fourth avenue
north. was hostess at a tea Saturday
afternoon in compliment to Mrs. Danila
Bryant, wife Of the new pastor of the
First Baptist church. Spring flowers
were used through the rooms. Refresh
ments were served. Eighteen guests
we're present.
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Mrs. D. X. W oods

Mrs. u. X. Woods entertained Tues
day in compliment to her guest MIS-
Vincent smith, of Grand Forks, n ID.
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Mrs. r. S. Bodkin
Honored.

In compliment to her sister, Mrs. Il.
8. Bodkin of Livingston, who with her
two little daughters, Ruth and Marjorie,
are her houseguests. Mrs. Nj. W. Eieh
entertained at two tables of bridge Fri
day afternoon at her home. Spring flow
ers were arranged artistically through
the rooms. Those presnt were Mrs: w.
D. Madden. Mrs. r. ]. White, Mrs.
George Harper, Mrs. J. P. Danson,
Mrs. James Mills and Mrs. c. L. Haw-
keS
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Miss Maclay to Entertain
Maids and MatronS.s

Miss Theodore Maclay will entertain
tho members of the Maids and Matrons
club at her home Wednesday afternoon
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House Parties tor
Week End.

Many of the younger set are taking
advantage Of the double holiday and en-
loving weekend house parties in the
mountains and at nearby ranches. The
Misses Norma Floweree, Frances
Longeway, Ruth Afflerbach mad Harriet
Carrier are spending the week end at
the F'lowcree ranch at Lowery.
The members of the Young Ladies'
Sunday school class at the Congrega-
tional church are guests at the Temple
ton summer home in the mountains near
Monarch. The Young Mems Sunday
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Luncheon for
Mrs. w right.

Mrs. Theodore Gibson will entertain
for her daughter, Mrs. Z. A. Wright.
Monday at a luncheon IN the panaue. .,l ;t
room at the Park hotel. Covers will pc
placed for 20.
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Mrs. Matthew Cooper
Entertains.

Mrs. Matthew Cooper entertained
group of her friends Saturday afternoon.
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Lila Mere Bridge Club
Entertained,

The Lila Mere bridge club met Friday
afternoon. May u, with Mrs. f. S. Ed
win, at her home in the Lexington
apartments Spring flowers were used
in decorating. The high score was won
by Mrs. Jesse Owens. The guests were
Mines Jesse Owens, W. F. Meaney,
i. J. Sten, r. c. Schuppert, E. Clarence
Terrill, O. II. Heffter, A. r. Moore,
and John II. Clarke.
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Mrs. r. J. White
n osteSS. -

Mrs. r. ]. White entertained at two
tables of bridge Thursday afternoon,
May 20. The rooms were prettily. deco
rated with sweet peas and marigolds.
The prize was awarded to Mrs. II. >.
Bodkin of Livingston who is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Eich. The
guests were Mrs. James ?. Danson,
Mrs. T. r. McCue. Mrs Arthur Mer-
rick, Mrs. Thisted, Mrs. BodEn and
Mrs. Eich.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

pa. johnson, Byron DeForest, K: W.
Montgomery, A. A. Carpenter, ]. B. War,
ner. Peter Nissen, G. A. Hurst and
A c. Flory.
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Or. NJ aver Expected
Home.

Or. Lillian NJ Mayer is expected to
arrive home next Thursday for two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs 7 II. MAYER. Ait Third avenue
ncrth Or. Mayer has been at Rochester,
Mlnn.. attending clinics and operations
AT the Mayo hospital.
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Guests From Iowa.

Mrs. ]. NJ. Rector is entertaining as
her guests her mother, Mrs. II. II. Clark.
and her sister. Mrs. Ora Brust, of La
Port. Iowa. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Brust
arrived Friday and will spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. Rector.
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Guests From
AAiAea

Guests From
Malta.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Murray of Malta
were the guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. p W. Murray.
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ST. Mary's institute
Juniors Hosts.
The seniors of ST. Mary's high school
were guests at party given Friday eve
ming in st. Mary's hall by the juniors
of the school
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Miss Florence KoWaieska
Honor Guest.
Miss Florence Kowaleska was the
honor guest at an informal dancing party
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
Mrs. Morris Gives
Dinner Party.

Mrs. James Morris Of the Leland
apartments entertained at dinner Tues
day evening. An informal musical was
given later.
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Mrs. Lee M. r ord
Hostess,

Mrs Lee NJ. Ford will entertain the
Saturday and Friday bridge clubs at her
home Thursday afternoon.
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Lowell School Teaches
Guests.

The Lowell school Parent Teacher as
sociation gave a farewell luncheon in
honor of their teachers, several Of whom
are severing their connection with the
school next month Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. G. w. Flory,
24O4 First avenue north. The house
was prettily decorated with spring flow
ers. Covers were placed for 80. The
guests were: Mrs X. NJ. Leslie. Miss
Elizabeth Trautman, Miss Ella Wilson,
Miss Grace Peterson. Miss Loretta New
borne, Miss Edith Hunt. Miss Cornelia
Haag, and Mines. w. II. Thomson. +. A.
Brownson, III. M. Reed. W. ii. Bannister,
w. B. Barr. Il. C. Teenor, F. II. Clingan,
s. A. kttams, W. NJ Treadwell, l.. O..
Walton, N. Lease, Walter Matthews, L.
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La Circle Dansdnt
Picnic.

Picnic.
The members of the La Circle Dan
SAINT enjoyed picnic supper and weiner
roast, Wednesday evening. at Sun River
park. Those present were the Misses
Hazel Bower, Helen Shafer, Nora Mae
Rich, Alice Fouts, Martha Townsend,
Edna Johnson, Kate Mckenzie, Aline
Flannery, Frances Donoher, Gertrude
VESSEL and Ann Rector.
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il Edited By MAE PAULINE CHESNUT

school class of the Congregational
church is at George G. Mills ranch.
Miss Frances Donoher and Miss Lo-
retta VESSEL are spending the week
end at the Gillette ranch near Belt.
Miss Evadne Homan is the guest of
Mrs. Walter Blomquist at Belt.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

Saturday Bridge Club
Meets.
The members of the Saturday brdge
club were the guests of Mrs. Herbert
Strain Saturday afternoon at her home.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

Mrs. Keller
Hostess.
Mrs. Christoph Keller entertained at
two tables of bridge Friday afternoon at
her home
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SunfIower Club
Entertained.

EHt6I 6IIdIHEU,
The Sunflower club met Saturday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. II. A. Co
mer, 710 Second avenue southwest.
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Young Ladies Sodality
Entertains.

Seventy-five couples attended the
party given by the Young Ladies Sodal-
ity wednesday evening in the Elks hall.
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APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
Department of the InteFioF,
e. s. Land Office Mt Ration Rouge, IA.
April "a. 199o,

department OF the lntcflaks
q. s. Land Office Mt Ration Rouge. IA.
April -, ieeo.
NoTicE is hereby given that hudson 4,
Grimmet. whose postofHce address Is 205s
Line Avenue, Shreveport, La, did, on ~
Sd day OF December. 1919. file In this d.
fee Sworn Statement and Application. No
00S73, to purchase the fractional west hAH
OF west half tor northwest quarter Of north
west quarter and lots O, Ii and ~, II
section %. township 10, north, range u
west. Louisiana Meridian, and the timbeF
thereon, under the provisions Of the act "
June g. 1878, and acts amendat0ry. known
as the Timber and Stone Law. ut tueA
value MS might be fixed by appraisement,
and that. pursuant to such applicatim
the land and timber thereon have bceN
appraised. x441.02. the timber estinntc1
81 .OSS board feet ut IS per NJ. and ~
land $I01.5S: that said applicant will o9ef
final proof In support of his appliea41n
and sworn statement on the 18th DIR a
July, 1920, before the Y. y. commiasteeeE,
mt shreveport. In.
Any person In at liberty to protest TIL
purchase before entry, or infinite contest
at any time before patent issues. by hilns Z
corroborited affidavit In this Office, aIleetnd
facts which would defeated the entry.
II. ID. GfAxELLOSI, Register
May o, 1920. July II p
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e,.ction ,s nrovitcd nv law. on the question
Of lowing annually n special road tax Of
~ mills on the dollar Of the assessed val
uation Of all assess;lble property In Road
district No l. EOssicr Parish I1Ouisiana, for
!, ncriod ~ f,ve wears beginning with the
wear 1920 and ending with and including
Tho year 1921. and according TO law
see. ,. BE it further ordained, etc.. That
the purpose of this said tax ns levied or voted
and the uses for which said proceeds are to
,c uscd art, declared TO BIZ for building, con-
u ructin., and rcn,i-iny roads and bridges
and maintaining same in said district. Bos.
sicr Parish. Louisiana.
Seq =. re- II further ordained etc. That
notice of election herein called shall be
given by proclamation by the President Of
The Police Jury and published for thirty
DAYS In the official Journal of I,ossier Par
isll. as required Nv law. and that said pro-
cinmation shall set forth. that this Police
jury will meet in open session ON the 18th
.lny Of. July. 4. r.. 1920. ut the Court House,
in the town Of BENTON. Hossier parish.
Iouisinn;,. and will then and there proceed
to open the ballot boxes. examine and count
| the ballots. in number and amount. examine
and canvass thc returns ana declare the
results of tho election. and levy said tax II
nm same shonld M voted. and such meeting
/ nf thc I,olicc Jurv for said purpose Is here
| ly called.
| Sac. d Re ii further ordained etc. That
| the ballots used may be printed or written
| and shall read. For oM mill special
| road tax for a period of Ave years. or
| "Auainst ah- mill specia, road tax for i,
| mriod Of Ave wears,
/ Sec. :. Re it further ordained, etc, That
| said election shall he held under the general
/ election laws Of the state Of Louisiana.
except as hereinafter modified that all legal
! voters who are property taxpayers In their
own right shall be cntitld to vote, either
| in person or by proxy.
i Sec. 6. Be it further ordained, etc. That
/ said election shall be held ut the usual
polling places as fixed by law in said district
/ and the commissioners and clerks hereby
appointed to hold and conduct same are as
/ follows. viz:
Atkins-D. C. Elston. r. NJ. t;atlin and
9, :. Brown, COMMISSIONER =. =. 'onne -
cHIN.
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4y :
Not SO long ago III Erivan. city in
Armenia where thousands Of the re-
fugees congregate. u handsome young
fellow i'll the uniform Of a British
officer was heard laughing as though
he WAS witnessing Il most laughable
spectacle. Tgon investigation 1t was
found that be had. been stationed near
the Caucasus Mountains, after the
!Arnistice was signed. where the suffer
ing of the Armenians was most intense
and had gone mad from the sights Ills
eyes beheld. He had been able to with
stand the terrific battles where his
comrades We're slain until the trench
from which he was fighting was filled
with their kodies--hut they had had 1.
fighting chance. Not 80 with these
poor. hungry. ragged. dirty. hopeless
creatures who are looking to America
for aid. The officer saw the hopeless
ness of it ail--and lost his reason.
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proved a success elsewhere, why not
f,, % rich II

proved a success elsewhere, why not
also here in Rossier Parish?
During recent years there have come
many departures from old ways Or
yanization seems to he the watchword.
Why we are even about to achieve
something in that direction In the mar
keting of cotton. And the ship-by-truck
movement eWtinues to grow. making
wider and wider circles into the cOun-
try districts-and that brings us back
to egg routes.
We want to see a number OF the
residents living on one good road In the
parish (if there Is Il good rOad) try out
the suggestion. Let say from dozen
to twenty of the good housewives from
as many farms meet and discuss their
plans. and take their husbands along
to cooperate In the movement. They
will he needed to make the trips to the
umrket-each In his turn. Some pure
bred chickens of good laying strain
should be procured-and the egg route
is on its way Have regular days to go
to the market, dispose Of the entire
gathering of eggs to one dealer at a
price previously agreed upon. and see
that only fresh eggs with dates stamped
| thereon are offered him. In that way.
| it occurs to us. II big trade could be
built up. All the eggs that could he
gathered up could be disposed of once
Il fair price was agreed upon and the
dealer came to learn that he was only
to be furnished only good. unfertiie
eggs.
/ As success came to the farmers
wives from the sale of eggs. soon good
country butter would he added to the
| list of offerings, and the little truck
| that started out on It's weekly trips to
the city would by this time be making
them twice a week. and the adding to
its load Of still other farm products and
more farmers wives as contributors
would soon convert 1t into daily
transport.
sTry it out. friends. The 40 cents pei
pound you get for your cotton is. after
all. only Is cents per pound, and there
should he some quicker and easier way
for pin money for those living on the
| farm
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BENTON, La. THURSDAY. May 20. 1:reO.

After Il while there will he more than
one potato curing plant in Bossier Par
isl but We don't know just when. Per-
halls after the farmers conclude that
~ cents per pound for cotton isn't so
much when other prices are considered.
or when diversification of crops Is
looked uron from more bnsiness-like
viewpoint. or when the general merits
of the sweet potato us n food for man
and beast are better understood. Any
way. we all pretty well know that Il
good Potato well cooked Is tine food and
tl..,t there is very small per cent of
loss in the crop when housed and cured
according to recognized authorities on
the subject. 1t may be that there is
some prejudice to overcome because 1t
is a new plan Of saving the potato
through the winter months. If so. then
the cured product on the table Is going
to serve as 4 cure for the existing pre-
judice. They are the best eating pOt,,-
toes ever dished UP In a kitchen.
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April %. 1920. Imay 27l
cONSTABLES SALE.

L.
r. n. C0iriH rs Sol Banks. In Jasfies3
Court. second Ward. Parish Of Bessits,
Louisiana.
De virtue OF writ Of feu tGcias. iasaes
on the 7th day Of April, 1920, by the iiol.
u. w. Hutchings, Justice Of said Court, ~
to me directed, In the above entitled cnes
l have seized and will offer for sale 70 ~
last and highest bidder at the front eass
Of said Justice. ut II O'Clock a.nls
Saturday. the I'D day OF May, 19aVs ~
bay MARE, about IA hands high, abooa
years old, dark name and tail, nanee
:. Pcarlie - onc.mare COLT, about mcasa.
old, white star in forhead, AS per cnat.1
mortgage. defendant to plaintiff mn.1
dated July, %. 1919, recorded In Cnasss
Mortgages. volume. Il, page 100.
This sale In order IL satisfy judgenest
duly rendered in foreclosure of said ness'
gage for the sum Of $50, and n costs.
CHARLES SMITH, Z ustaDle
April IL, 1920. [may 20l
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In Mexico.

New Orleans TiHes-i saNrne. 1ith.l
Reports from Mexico. pursuing the
same tenor for some days, invite the
assumption that Carranza has been
definitely and permanently ousted. The
revolt against him. provoked apparent
~ by his meddling In the campaign for
the election Of his successor. was not
wholly unexpected. But it broke sud-
denly and sEread more RAPIDLY, per-
halH. than even its own leaders had
expected. General after general swung
from the First Chief to the opposi-
ton. taking their . armies with them.
as rule. Town after town passed to
the control of the revolutionists. And
almost before the new rising seemed
well begun. word came of the occupa-
ton of Mexico City by the insurgent
coalition. together with stories Of Car
ranza's disappearance. The next few
days should determine whether he Is to
accept his overthrow and seek asylum
abroad, as SO many other Mexican
leaders have done since the fall OF
porfirio Diaz-or whether he will at
tempt to organize what remains of his
| faction for civil warfare. provided op.
portunity offers
S The American people can hardly be
expected to waste much sympathy upon
Carralza His peculiar temperament
and methods repeatedly created inter
national difficulties where none should
have risen. It was more his misfortune
perhaps. than his fault that he coul(
rarely or never let pass an opportunity
to testify, by some act Of commission
or commission. his distrlst or dislike O
| the American Government. It's long
suffering under repeated and seriou
provocation would have persuade,
most other leaders at least to Il NOR,
tactful and polite course. The Wash
ington administration presented un
nistakable proofs Of It's desire no
. merely for peace but for cordial re
: lations with Mexico. But Carranz
: seemed never quite convinced. Al
: parently lie could no more resist th
Z occasional temptation to ruttie til
t feathers Of the American eagle tina
some OF our own politicians can rests
{ the temptation OH occasion to twist til
, tail of the British lion.
1t was the same infirmity Of mind q
temper. possibly. which raised up di
!. ficulties in his way at home. He neve
i achieved complete pacificntion Of hi
own country. He had the unhapl
) knack of estranging his own friend
i and 1t grew upon him from year
: year, pulling him down at last.
Regarding the government which
s to succeed the Carranza regime, Ame
|. lean Judgment will be reserved. II
insurgent coalition may be broken |
the conflicting ambitions Of its leader
letting Mexico in for more bloOdsht
: and misery, aud multiplying our ow
border troubles. 1t IL possible on Il
contrary that ObregOn or some 9th,
leader chosen from among those wi
co-Olerated i'm the swift upset of Ca
rama may match the swift and cor
e parativelv bloodless revolution by
t constructive administration Of Mexica
e affairs. Most Americans join In Il
t pious hope that the course last name
!, may be elected. Mexico needs rest
+ and so do her neighbOrs from b,
e internal brawls and lissentions.
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TAX ORDINANCES
As adopted by the Bossier Leree board ~
the Year 1890.

as adopted by the BossieS' Lerec board ~
the Year 1890.
An ordinance levying 10-mill tax on w.
property In the North Bossier Levce Dr.
trict subject to taxation for levec -
drainage purposes for the year 1920.
BE 1t ordained. by the Board OF Comnie
si0ners Of the North Bossier Lcvce Distriees
In regular session convened, That d disty14
lcvee and drainage tax Of, 10 mills on ~
dollar OF Its assessed valuation be and tn
same IL hereby levied ON all property ~
uated in the North Bossier Lcvee Distrlee
for the year 1920.
An ordinance lcvying local assessme1t q
% cents per acre on every acre 0f hn4
within the North Bossicr Lcyec District
for the year 1920.
Be 1t ordained by the Board OF comnlt
sioners Of the North Bossicr Levee Distfj$
in regular session convened, That q 1ofal
assessment Of 25 cents per acre on even
acre Of land within the North Bossier Leyse
District tfOr the year 1920 be and ~
SAME IL hereby levied. W.T.
NJ. s. BOLfNGHR,
President North Bossier Levee board
j. PERRY, Secretary.
April %, 1920. Imay 27I
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L. W. Hutchings. salary for two months
and account, x32.5O.
Raiford Kilgorc. salary for two months
and account, $50.
J. II. Montgomery, salary. March and
April. $4.:'a.
SGIaries--
- W. Brownlec. Parish Treasurer, x6d.61.
Il. II. It'll, Clerk Police Jury. xS3.:l.
Bessfcr Farmer, printing. S6G.6s.
]. \. Edwards, Jailer, S133.33
Appropriations
Gcncyievr Orphanase. appropriation for
two months. 500.
Shreveport Girls Training School. appro-
pyation for two months. 500.
Per Diem aud Miifaye-
]. I. Mcnndc. two meetings, $50.
Jc Logan. two meetings, $40.
]. T. Nanny. two meetings and trip to
shreveport. ST..
\. W. Stewart. two meetings and4tri ia
Shreveport. x:4.46.
L. N. Burks. two meetings and trip to
Shreveport. $19.o0.
| j. Il. Mcl)adc, 80.
Whcrcupon the following warrants were
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