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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-09

We note that the Grand
Jury in their report called at
tention to auto owners who are
driving cars without their 1921
License Plate. From what we
can ascertain, 95 per cent of the
cars operating without licenses
are from the adjoining parishes
and almost every week Sheriff
Landry, or his deputies stop
cars which are not provided with
license plates. Only a few days
ago one of our young citizens
who is engaged in selling mer-
chandise throughout the adj
Joining parishes requested us
to direct the Secretary of State
to the conditions in St. Landry
parish. He contends that there
are not 20 per cent of the car
owners in that parish that have
1921 license plates on their ma
chimes. Some are still running
with 1919 and 1920 licenses.
The fact that the money derived
from licenses are applied to
road building in Louisiana make
it encumbent upon the Sheriffs
to see that the laws are en-
forced. They all get the benefit
of the highways and should
willingly come up with their
share of the tax. We have no
reason to doubt the word of our
informant. regarding st. Landry
parish and il would be well for
the Secretary of State to get
back of the Sheriff and see that
the State law relative to licenses
are enforced there as well as
here. The people of this Par
ish are i'll no better financial
shape to meet these taxes than
are the people of other sections
and there should be no discrim-
nation.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-09
Card of Thanks.

July 9Th, 1921.
We wish to express through
this medium our heartfelt
thanks and gratitude to the
many friends and neighbors
who extended favors and as
sistance during the illness of
our deceased mother, Mrs. L. A.
PelIerin, who died on Sunday,
July Sd, 1921.
Very respectfully,
THE FAMILY.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-09
DOINGS OF THE POLICE
JURY.

Last Thursday was busy
day with the members of the
Police Jury. In fact there was
SO much business to be trans
acted that the Jurors were in
session almost the entire day
Every one of the members were
present, consisting of the Presi-
dent, Clet Girard; E. J. Gary,
Frank Greig, Louis Decuir,
Zenon Boutte, Theo. David, l..
Cyrus DeBlanc, Leon j. Landry,
o. Leleu, Felix Schexnayder
and Leonard Lyon.
One of the first matters to
come up was the budgeting of
$4,000 per annum 10 be do
mated to the Unsectarian Aid So
ciety to be distributed to the
worthy poor and needy as
emergencies arise and the Jurors
deserve to be complimented for
their liberality in this respect.
Mr.. Paul Basin the efficient
and painstaking secretary and
treasurer was again compliment
ted by being unanimously chos-
en- to act in the same capacity
for another year. In fact the
members paid compliments to
him for the manner in which
he has conducted his Office since
accepting this responsible posi-
ton.
II was moved, seconded and
carried that Mr.. A. A. Girard be
elected as Registrar of Voters
for the Parish of Iberia for the
next four years, beginning Jan.
LIST. The salary will not be
fixed until the Legislature makes
provision for the payment. The
appointment will meet with the
general approval of the voters
of the Parish. When he as
sumes office a complete new
registration will have to be-
made.
The Secretary was requested
TO advertise a free Scholarship
in the Louisiana State Univers-
ity beginning at the next ses-
sion. Applications must be
filed with the Police Jury after
which they will make the selec-
ton and submit the names to
the Parish School Board who
will then hold a regular COM
petitive examination. The one
making the best report will be
given the scholarship.
After discussing matters APP
pertaining to the construction
of gravel roads in the Parish it
was decided to advertise the
road bonds again for Road Dis
tricts. Nos. one, three five and
six. The members of the jury
are now fully convinced thai
they will have no trouble in i
disposing of them. In that event
the. entire road construction of
Iberia will be pushed to compile |
ton.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-09
Card Of Thanks.

New iberia, July s, 1921.
Through the Enterprise, we
wish to extend our deep graft
tude to friends Of our deceased
father, Octave P. Romero, for
all kindness extended to him
during his illness and burial,
which occurred on Sunday. July
3rd. Especially do we wish to
extend our thanks for floral of
ferings.
Very respectfully.
THE FAMILY.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-09

afternoon at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms, prizes were
awarded by the Women's Coun-
ell for the best display of cut
flowers, Mrs. Jack Blanc. For
the best garden display of ge-
raniums, Mrs. Clara Dupuy.
More Anon.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-09

FOR SALE-One s'Kiddie
Koop," (child's screened bed on
wheels) made to order, 50 inch
60 long, in good condition. Mrs.
Vim. Baumann, phone AS.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-09

WANTFD-Two rooms and
hoard with private family, in
the country. Home must be
modern. Couple, two children
and nurse. Answer 1896 Royal
ST, New 0rlessls. La:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-09

"tAx-F0e WITH PEPdna" b . specially.
pgepacsd Syrup Toaic-L Laxative 1be lIahlenal
Constipation. Il relieves promptly hut
sheun = taksn regularly for Il to q dayu
@ tndnco REGULAR acfion. L Stimulates and
keo.lAtoA very PJsasant 70 Take. ooc
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-09

Rub-ldy-Tis1n kills infection.
The Keota news., 1921-05-06

J.AP. Goats crol lbst t6rsad for sals
at . bargain st KY Kash Grocery.
Royal blue In number 30; blue. light
bloc and pink. number 80. for l0c . ball.
Nr. and Mrs George Schoonovsr.
NJ. and llrs. Hughsy Irwin and Rev.
r. Fred Aoselsy he'd Sunday dinner ai
Tie D. ". .schoooovsr hoaae.
J. J. Wsrts and family were Sunday
dinner guests at ths c. H. Foley home.
In ths afternoon they III drove out "a
he H. w. Folck ranch.
Miss Lsttis Jobbins returned Thurs
day from Sterling. where sts had visited
for . couple Of days With hse sister.
Mrs. Jerry Coldwsil.
Just Rseeivsd: A Htn ne Of msn's
and ladies' dress a.d 1sEk shoes from
ehs Battrsall Shoe Company. at Krum's
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hoakeman and ].
p. Krum made business trip 70 Den
ves Saturday. returning Sunday night
Mr.. and Mn. 4. H. Sanders md
daughter. Ore. spsnt Sunday st ths W.
<. boWleo hons.
william Wagnss md G. W. Sweeney
made Q trip to CrssIsy and Denver last
Monday. ~
seAoo, Boy brand ptanap butter IN
90 nound TIM. for Ieak st Otam's
Jus& Rsesivsd: Anpt>(r ssw line ei
ladiee' tyiumed hats, k( Ksu0's eesre.
Charlie Polck weat % Chsyosoe a
Monday, where - expeets - woek.
Harlan Huoqhs1. 1sa9--ao -chs0oooe
Monday 70 spssd few daya
Broken lets u ladisS' ~ shoss. q
psr pair, at Krua'1stsfe.
Phoaograph needles u StanIsys-
The Keota news., 1921-05-06
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
Items Of Interest to tie People of
Keota Community

Sunday School held II regular business
meeting Monday. svsaing. Thsy D.
cided TO put n . cement step at De bot
tom Of The church steps end run .
cement sidewalk around to de bose
ment entrance. Rev. lngraham and c.
K. Graves. Of Raymer. were present
and gave very interesting talks. The
ladies were present. end sesved . lunch
Of sandwiches. salad. pickles, cake and
coffee.
The annual school election wss heh
last Monday st ths sehoolhosss. Ninety
votes were cast md G. o. Doddss was
elected treasurer and Mr.. Halsey. psssi-
dent. w. K. Bowles' term - eecre.
tary Of he district. held over for
another year. A levy Of fiftssn mills
MAS made. No definite plans have
been made foe t,se coming year.
Rev. r. Fred Aoeeley returned from
the District Coafsssace Of the n. 3.
Church at Sesriag.sa Friday. AZ ~
Sunday evening sssv5es - reed . ~
port Of the increase u mo0besship n
the n. e. Caurehss oe this district, aad
Kcota and Baekiagham Epnk seeoad
with IN incrsase q n pefeeuG
The new rsstaurane epeoed 0atusday
morning. after ~ bsi1dlhg I'D hess
remodeIed and paints1 an1 aade isto !
very asassetive - hsas3ite p)see.
Altho Il vasa't opsnsd uatil Saturday
four Of our local aea were uaahle 70
wait md - soeessdsd h gstting suppsr
there Friday svealng.
Nj. and Msa 2. G. Theuas - NJ.
and hra A. c. Themaa, q CRuisA,
visited = ths c. 2. Becker hens Fri
day. Mr. =. G. Thsaas remained uatil
Saturday snd then lsft for Minnsapo,is,
Minnsa6ta, where 10 hes positloo -
secretary Of ~ Tenav 0raia Con-
mission Housa.
Misses nyrtls I'd Mildred Krum
came hems Sunday % spsed thsir saa-
mer vaeatioa. Thsy have bssn teach
ING near he Butsss cd thsir schools
closed last wssk. TAs girls new e.
pect to atteod esmnee school st Gree
ley whsa L epohe in.Jans.
L. A. Pailsy -rstssasd Mssday 70
Keota fso1 cAeysaas: whers NJ little
son, weldso. We opsratsd upss fee
appsndadtis last. vsek. Qr. Bailey
says that ~ ~ issstAIsg1ae sPlsa.
didly aao wiu sepa ~ ah,s - return
no"e. - - :
The leeal oeclaaatory contest will b
held tonight at ths =. 1 u. Hall. TIE
winners In ~ di3sEuns classee tonight
will compets with DeekinghSm. Rsynef
and Grover next Friday nigAt q Beck
ingham.l sSlS
H.r,., Jobb,ss -a.s : lsn,iy have
moved from he old simns plaee 70
Buckingham: whsEs - he's . position
in the feed stare ~ Will buy cream foe
the Boui3sr Creamery Company. ~
Guy vawtsr rsturnsd Sunday By way
Of Brusi, 10 Keeta frea Pswnss City,
Nebrasia, whsfe - hes bese woeking
the past winter. He will live on his
homestead this summer. =. -
NJ. aad Ara 0seres aehoeaovsr. ef
Logan. tpsnt Saturday and Sunday at
keota With Mr.. ed Mn. D. ". Sshoon.
over and Mr.. and Ma aughsy Irwin.
"Aea yes lssk yess bsss 80 Dsstsss.
The Keota news., 1921-05-06

Size ol Co1ogodo Farms lnerooeiag.
Preliminary reports from he census
for le0o show that the avsraee size Of
farms IN Colorado b l00.l acres. COM
pared With 2o8.l acres In 1910. This
increase hes been going on steadily for
several years and y due to several
causes, chiefly which arc - follows:
Most Of de he homestsads that have
been died on In he state In The past
four years have bssn from SO to GO
acres. During The past Ave or six
years many farmers In The non irrigated
districts have been Increasing Tie size
Of their farms BY purchasing adjoining
land. In The leading fruit growing dc.
tricts th.srs hAs besn . tendency for at
lsast eight years to Consolidate small
fruit farms into larger farming units.
Many small farm units In certain sec-
tions Of de San Luis valley also have
bssn consolidated into larger farms with
IN the past three years. A number Of
large tracts reported - single farms IN
1910 hsve besn broken up into smaller
farms stnce that tims. bat he effect OF
this hes not besn nearly suhicisnt 70
coutoeaet he tendencies toward larger
farms . outlined shove.
Bapeist Church Neess
Services Nay 8, - follows:
sunday School, 10 Q. n. preaching
services II .. %. and 8 p m. young
peoples meeting. TOO pm. .
Bapeiaoal service at ths morning
A uleoe.eoedial welcome = extsaded
usux vGislpugsnaE
n. T. LEcRAND. Passos.
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The Keota news., 1921-05-06
rraek Mest at Reekvay sehesl

Track Meet at Reekvay seAssl
The schools Of district So held their
track meet and exhibition Of school
work at Rockway school houss. Satur-
day. April 30.
II was beautiful day and large
crowd was In attendance from miles
around. Il was estimated that there
were about three hundred present.
The first thing on the program was
penny race for the first and second
grades. Laura Palm from Hightower
found he most pennies.
The schools were Ill rsprsssntsd By D.
fins display Of school work at which ths
psople enjoyed looking while Tie ladies
unpecksd the lunch. Il va boantiful
dinner. enjoyed BY all.
Immediately after dinner The literary
program was given In Tie opsn. Prsss
for rscitatioos were awarded 70 airline
Stollar from Stollar school and Clarsnes
Palm from Hightower.
The next on The program was . sack
race. The winner was Royal Quiggls.
Of Nelson school. The three legged
race was won By Clara Klug. and Hattie
Museef from Rockway school.
Jumping eams next and The winners
were . follows:
Standing brood jump (agss q. Z. 81
Willie Frank. Konniooo school.
Standing brood jump (agss .. 10. II.
~ e.
Joe Wsnsky. Sunny sIops.
Standing brood jump (agss u and
John sparsin. Sunny s,ops.
!, ,Ruaaiag hesed jeap %eossAS.-et ~
Wesley Frank. Ksnsisoa sebeol
Running brood jump (agss 8 10. II.
Gerald Ksunsrslsy. Sunny Slope.
Running bsoed jump (ags ID and
above)
Paul Klug. Roekway.
The winners Of Tie races were:
Fifty yard dash tagss 9. 7.0
Til, n Nelson, Stollar school.
Fifty yard dash (agss 8. 10. II. ID
Gerald Ksnnsrslsy. Sunny Slope school.
Fifty yard dash (ags ls and shove)
Paul Klug. Rockway.
Fifty yard dash (girls - and sbove)
Hattie Musssr, Rockway.
Relay race, won BY Hightowsr school.
The last Of ths field sports was ball
game between Sunny Slope aod High
lower school tsams. The score We
70 10 10 favee Of Sunny Slope.
Prisss were thoa awarded for school
work. -
The priss for Tie best composition
from the iisst 70 The sixth grades was
ven b. Minnie eimmoas, 6th grsds. OF
Roekway school and for he sixth. ssv-
nth and sightA gradss BY Frank Ew-
ne. 9Th grads. from Hightowsr school.
Prise ~ bsst writing in ths 6nt
.rads vas wea hy Nellie BoarlSsr.
4 x.nnieoa school. = Whiting IN sixth
rr.ds. by Clara Klug. Roekway school.
DraNine W. won By. Essl Allan.
,iehth grade, Stollar school.
Best physiology drawing By John
Sunny Stops.
Best map drawing BY Gerald ouigSH'
Nelson School.
Prizes In best handwork and Manual
raining we're:
Ralph Parker, ags nine. Roekway.
The Keota news., 1921-05-06

DIN pickles for sale et ~ Kso.a
Kash Croessy. II
The Keota news., 1921-05-06

q. I. LEGRAND. Passoc.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-04-15

Powder River lodge, U. D., A. T.
& A. NJ, will hold special commu-
nication next Tuesday night when
the Master Mason degree will be con-
ferred upon two candidates.
Harry Fitch of Piniele was bust
ness visitor in town Monday.
z. w. Mayhan of Little Pilgrim
creek was recent visitor in Miles
City.
Jesse Gorsuch of Loesch was i'll
town Monday.
A. Z. Bile came to town Monday
from the Pinto country.
NJ. 7. Wiley motored to Miles City
Tuesday
William Laehr, residing on his
claim near the N Bar ranch on Pow
der river, was taken to the Miles
City hospital Wednesday afternoon
by l.. J. Wilson. Mr.. Laehr is quite
feeble from the infrmities of Old
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Sherlock ac-
companied L. j. Wilson to Miles City
Wednesday.
Elmer kiser OF CoalWOod has re-
covered from his recent illness.
There was no rehearsal of the
band Friday night on account Of the
weather inclemency.
County Health Officer Chas. II.
James. upon request of the trustees.
left Wednesday On an inspection trip
in and around the Mitchell school.
" \. Burkey and Fl. il. Straiton
in the latters car, motored to Miles
City Wednesday afternoon.
Local baseball enthusiasts haN.,
been playing practice games even
ings Of the past week on the loc.l
iamond
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the world on March 10th Johnny was
passing the cigars around on Saturday
and wore big. proud smile.
Howard Merchant was elected trus-
tee on April End in District 29th. OF
course Howard Is a booster and will
make an ideal official. Oh, you lucky
school ma'ams" who will have to re-
port to him.
J. L. Olsen is quite busy mayor
these days getting his summer resi-
dence and lawns in proper trim for
the canning season.
Last week were were recipient Of q
communication from the officials Il
the Western Creamery company IT
Miles cit, City. stat, stating that their repre-
nifty and use all efforts towards the
establishment of station at Stacey.
Fred Merchant, accompanied by
Messrs. ]. Gold and III. Merchant. au-
toed to Olive last Monday, April 9th,
and made final proof before U. $.
Comm missioner Smith.
The next meeting of the BUSY
Bees will be held ut the home Of
Mrs Frank DAILY, April so.
Quite a little excitement prevailed
last Friday afternoon when the brain.
ranch started to burn Russian thistl es
and suddenly the gentle breezes po-
litely lifted. the burning weeds into
the creek" and bngo!--a regular
ere" proceeded to destroy the civil
lized portion of this world. But. after
an the sweet words, adjectives and
suInames that We're affixed tc our
handle, and having finished our days
work in the fields, we quietly and
took it home. Funny, how some Of
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-04-15
RANKIN LIES on
TAX REGt l. tYiON

In an opinion recently rendered, At
torney General Rankin defined the
new tax regulations embodied III
house substitute Tea nate hlli 80 re-
garding Delinquent |l-. The COM
inunicH zion was mad u response to a
request from the ceHGtE attorney OF
Deer Lodge county ANA Is the lfst
construction placed upon the Dill
County treasurer of Montana are to
collect / per cent q month on delln-
quent taxes until paid and Will re-
fund the 10 per cent on 1870 taxes
only when the claim is made PRIOR
10 NEXT June /.
The question was raised:
I'm RENTING the penalty fer taxes
del inQueut chat have been paid. shah
interest be charged from November
81. 1870, to the date that the delln-
quent taxes We're paid.
In discussing the question, Nf. Kan
Kin said
1T is evident that the Legislature
intended to remit only the 10 per cent
penalty on delinquent taxes, paid at
any time before october !. 1921, and
also that the penalty alone was to be
refunded ON taxes that Were all Wed
to go delinquent November 80. 1870.
and have since been paid and this only
in case claim was made therefor prior
to June /, 1921. Had it been intended
to remit or refund the interest ac-
crued, it seems that the act would
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LOCAL BRIEFS

H. +. Riggs Of the Pinto distric
transacted business in town Tuesday
Q. r. Swope, n. +. Riggs and D
w. Ross were reelected trustees o
Schol District 90, in the order nam
d for the three. two and one-yea,
terms.
4 The American Legion dance at tn,
Broadus school house Saturday nigh
was well attended and those attend
ing expressed themselves as entirel,
compensated.
The Literary club program at I'll,
Broadus school house THURSDAY
night drew a crowded house and al
enjoyed the different numbers pre-
scented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt w. Peterson
md son Howard returned to the
Moorhead country Tuesday but ex-
pect to again become esta hlished i'll
Broadus after the first of June.
j. S. Kennedy, in town Monday
reported the home coming OF his
son, Francis NJ. Kennedy. who has
been in Colorado and other points
the past year. The young man will
assist in the farm work this year.
G. G. Houser and Ray Kent were
among the visitors in town Monday.
Senator z. c. Jensen, accompa-
MED by his Wife, motored to town
Sunday from Grow creek and re-
turned the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Cramer were
in town Monday from the B-Divide
Their son, Norton. has just Returned
from the Black Hills country to as
sist with the farm work.
Don Porta and Frank Cornelio If
Boyes transacted business in tow Il
the fore part OF the week.
Another band benefit dance VIII
be held at the Broadns school house,
Saturday night, April %. Good mG-
sic. Nuf said.
T. W. Craig, local United States
commissioner, left for Miles City on
Sunday where he will endeayor to
secure relief from his illness which
may necessitate another operation
Monday morning. Ralph Blenkner
the management of the Broadus
Cash store, succeeding B. W. Peter
son. resigned.
Mrs. Lou 1rion and two childrea
returned to this county q week ago
after a three months visit with rel
atiyes in Tennessee.
Arthur Is. Staedtler. q honest eader
near Broadus. returned week ago
posia, Wyo., during the winter
months.
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us get 'overheated" at the sight OF q
little Ignition"
i Every issue Of the Examiner brings
a new feature Ct interest and shows
that the management is eager to place
It beyond reproach Of its readers. In
tho last issue we noted the "Market-
gram" the business directory and
professional cards zen block" Now Il
Cliff would start answering love
lorn" writer's. and Huge Chicken"
notes, we'd have the New York World
beat mile.
The description of the different
stunts enacted by the p. Il. +. in try
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ing to effect a rehearsal was certain
" true and real In every detail; It
reminds w Of old times.
Do you get the Examiner? II not
It's time you did.
s. A. Jarvis IL going to be in the
"races''' this year. Sam says that t
when he gets his .'steeds" In shape.
It's funny that Stacey and BrOadus
always conflict in the ordeal OF
dances. We sure miss the "bunch"
that used to be part Of US at our
gatherings. But maybe. they don't
miss us. Eth?
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STACEY NEWS

If Powder River county. is. the orig
inal Garden of Eden, as the Examiner
advances streng RECOMMENDATION in its
issue of March 25th. and if Adam and
Eve can be classed as wonders when
upon a pistatorial menue from sin-
gle mammoth denizcn Of the sea.
they had nothing on rs for We've lived
four y, vars en- mamMoah esan
Saturday, April End, being school
election day, quite q number of tax
payers of District 80 voted at stacey.
Z. w Shy was reel ected trustee with
out opposition to the three-year term.
Mrs, j. +, Olsen entertained the
. BUSY Bee" sewing club at her hcme
on April End, and q very agreeable af-
ternoon was enjoyed by all those
present. Mrs. Olsen served a very
tasty lunch to her guests and all the
Bees" We're quite in accord that the
hostess is an artist in the culinary
profession.
Alye sullivan. young, Eeayer creek
ranGher; died from the effe cts, Of
The community. extends its sympathy
70 bereaved relatives.
~ splendid evening" is the wori
handed by the Staceyites who mingled
with the Ashland neiehbors at the big
dance given in that city last saturday
evening ! large crowd taxed the
management of Messrs. Coombe and
Peak. Il very well arranged program
was enacted by the konkright Bros.
orchestra from Forsyth. The next
event will be offered on April 10th.
Those who We're among the Stacey
population to attend the Ashland
dance We're Misses Coll ms. G. Bray
ten, y. Lowe. Glenn, Mrs. w. Glenn,
Mrs. 5. 4. Jarvis, Mrs Chas. Simpson.
Messrs. s. T. Mahoncy, c. u. Walbridge,
II. Merchant. s Johnston. S. A. Jarvis,
K. \. Stegge. c. -Amick, NJ. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lanorte returned
from Miles City last Friday evening.
new managress of the hree-ouarter
ranch who made her appearance in
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read penalty and Interest, instead OF
penalty only. Tc make it more Ger.
tain and clear, the last proviso Of the
section reads. Provided further, that
all delinquent taxes for the year 10 20
shall bear interest at the rate Of one
per cent per- month from November
80. 1920, until paid
"This, think, clearly indicates the
intention Ct the legislature not to re-
NIT or refund interest on delinquent
taxes and clearly answers your Ques-
ton.
ut is. therefore. my opinion. that
under provision of house substitute
for senate bill Nc. %, being chapter A2
county treasurer may refund only the
penalty on delinquent taxes for 1920,
and should collect interest at one per
cent per month from November 80.
are mid -