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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

rharrcd with operating a motor vehicle
the weight ot which GncludinG the
;"adl is more than six hundred pounds
per inch width OF tire etc. The weight
Of the load is not 70 be added 10 the
weight OF tn. vehirl" in order to make
the owner liable 20 prosecution. unless
me twH weights combined exceed thirtT
thousand pounds. Take the aggregate
With Of the four tires and mal.'ply 1t
by 500 and will give the amount OF the
load which any vehicle may lawfully
carry. provided the weight Of tn"
Nchirl". Plus the load. does not exceed
81. nnD pounds. For instance. /" Illus
t-lfe: \ truck which has an aCi;reSL'H
CT 10 inches OF its four tires may be
loaded with 9.60n pounds If its weight
does no; exceed $4,000 pounds minus
$500 pounds) 1900 pounds. The state
insists that this section should he con-
strucd 50 as TO include the weight If
the load with the weight OF tn rehiclc.
a above set out. the very opposite OF
what the statute says. IF Il statut"
IS plain. certain and advantageous. 50
that no doubt arises from it's own terms
as To ltS Scop" and meaning. bar"
reading Suft:Ccs: then interpretation ~
needless" Lewis Sutherland stat. Con.
sec. 363. This is a penal statute and
ii. its provisions needed construction.
that most favorable 10 the accused
would be adopted. ldcm. sec 324.
1t may be thar this statute IS unwise
and was not we'll considered in its en-
actmcnt. and will cause unreasonable
Injury to the roads Of tn" state; but II
is not Il function OF The courts TO pass
urnn the wisdom Of the laws.
W" are Of the opinion that IN" COM
plain, andwarrant under which the pet
itinner is held do not charge an oHcnSH'
and therefore, the justice OF the pcar
did not have. and the Criminal Court OF
Ohio County does not have jurisdiction.
Writ granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
STRICKEN ON STREET
George Merchant Taken III While on
way to His Desk at Hotel
Wheeling

George Merchant. aged resident Of
this city who WAS on his way 10 work
last evening. bccam" IL suddenly in
front Of the Busy Zee confectionery
at Sixteenth and MARKET streets. Officer
Heller. who was near the place AT the
time. had Mr.. Merchant taken into IN"
building where he WAS given firSt AID
The city ambulance was called and
the S.ck man was removed TO his nom"
No 80 Fifteenth street. where at late
hour las; evening h" was reported 4"
b. resting "a well as could be expected.
Mr.. Merchant - employed As niEh;
cl"rk q, The Hotel Wheeling at Tenth
and Man streets and his many friends
wcr" indeed sorry 20 hear OF his sudden
Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

O-P-P-O- RITZ. y -l-T-Y
INTELLlGENCE:R WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Thomson Mons Club and Men'r Bible
Class to Honor Deceased Members

4 memorial service will be conducted
Sunday evening at the Thomson Mctho-
dist church. by Rev. William l. Gag
pastor. The service will hr in memory
of the deceased members Of the Mems
club and Mems Bible class OF that
church. who have died since the organ
izinG OF both these organizations OF
th;S church.
Rev Craig. IL preparing a special
sermon which he Will preach At this
time. Special musical numbers Will w.
rendered hy the church choir. All mon
Of both organizations Will go t" III"
church in a body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

ARE MADE EVEN MORE AFFIRMATIVE
BN THEIR EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
EXPEDITE COAL SHIPMENTS

In order TO expedite the movement "t
coal 20 ports on the Great Lakes when
IN" lake shipping reop"ns this spring
the Pennsylvania railroad is lonl'nS
now IN" lax. coal boats tied up for the
winter at Cleveland. Ere. hsh;ItaL'
and SanduSky. Through the co"?era'
ton Of shippers this plan Is being car
r:,d out for the first time this year.
II will enable the lake boats TO NOV"
coal carSoeS agErNEatIng about con- 90
tons a. soon as the lake ports are aSa. n
onrnCd FOR shipping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
WARWOOD LYCEUM
Russell q. couwsu viii BE Attraction
April z.

The next and last number OF mo
Warwood Lyceum course will be heao.
This affair will take place at the war
wood High school auditorium on inc
evening OF April 7.
The program for the evening VIII b
given by Russell G. Conwell.
The other four Of these NUMBERS
which were rendered during the winter
months proved very successful and Gil
were greatly interested in them
A meeting of Warwood people who
have charge Of this lyceum course VIII
meet in tho near future at which time
they arc planning 10 got everything In
sha pc for the course next winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10

Big Values
Oreandic Collars arc lovely
addition to Your Spring
and Summer frncks. These
have pretty lace cdging
and inserting. Many arc
embroidered. Special
SOC
Woven Scarf Ribbon like
this is responsible for
.aShcS being such fashion
iav"rit"S this Spring. Stun
ming Roman stripes. Spc-
rial. yd. 1.35
Drapc Wells adi Il little more
charm I" III" Spring hat.
Brown and navy with
braid hurdrr design. Spc-
riaI 1.69
silk Triroirttc tiirdiing en-
COWS the new lrurkS with
IA charming fascination.
SpcriaI. vi. 1.5O
riIm! I.arc> uhar can he used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-10
CERTIFICATE REVOKED

F. A Rose. OF C1arinEton. Il teacher
IN a Maynard school, ms minus his Ger
tllicate IA a result OF a hearing con-
Quoted by II. II. Murphy. ]. q. Tax
gart and George VI. PoEIc. county "N-
aminers II was charged RoS" had open
cd examination papers and drilled MS
pupils along the lines Of the Qucs-
tons 50 that they might make good
grades. 4 hearing was conducted be-
fore. the examiners. Al It's conclusion
Rosds certificate WAS revoked. This
is the first time in at least eight years
that Belmont rounty teachers Ger
tihcate has been revoked Martins
Ferry Daily Times.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
TWO MEN FACING CHARGE
OF ACCEPTING RACE BETS
Detectives Arrest n. w. Dawson
and ]. J. McDonough, With
Nearly 5000 in Possession.

Henry w. Dawson, twenty-nine. of
10o Kentucky avenue southeast, and
Joseph J. McDonough. thirty. of 937
23d street were arrested by Precinct
Detectives Wise and NaIly of the
fifth precinct on charges of accepting
bets on races. at New Jersey avenue
and l. street southeast, yesterday
Dawson had 1859 on his person at
the time Of arrest. McDonough had
$136.
The police charge that a novel
method of bookmaking was employed 4
by the two men. They had an auto
mobile, according to the detectives
which would pass slowly about
through the crowds near the navy
yard at the noon hour and take slips
of paper and cash for the bets Yes
terday Wise and Nally followed the
car. 1t is alleged that IS bill was
used in making parley bet a few
days ago. 1t was accepted according
TO the detectives, and the parley won,
the bet being paid off at a ratio of
approximately to /.
Noticing the detectives car follow
ing them. the two men endeavored to
escape in their machine it is said, but
the pursuing automobile caught up
and crowded the fleeing car to the
curb. Racing forms and a small suit
case full of slips arc reported to have
been captured.
Each was released on $4,000 bond.
The case will go to the grand jury
direct.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
G0MPERS PREVENTS UNITY
Painters and Paperhangers Not to
Join Trades Council.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. April s.-Af-
aliation Of the painters and paper
hangers union with the Kalamazoo
Trades and Labor Council has been
broken off, 1t is announced. as a
result of Samuel Gompers' recent at
tack upon the council, in which he
declared q faction that sought
recognition of the Russian soviet gov
ernment was composed of ''unpatriotic
Americans"
The central body had also asked
the American Federation of Labor.
through Mr.. Gempers. its president,
to officially favor resumption of trade
relations with Russia. Withdrawal
of the painters. 1t was said. was
also hastened by refusal of the CEN
trail body several weeks ago to
recognise the credentials of a dele
gate of the typographical union be-
cause he held a membership in the
chamber of commerce. MIR. Gompers
had overruled the central body in
this instance. and the printers paper
makers and carpenters broke off re-
lations.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
INCREASE OF FOUR CENTS
IN GREAT FALLS TICKETS
State Commission Also Rules on
Other Fare Requests of w.
Va. Ry. Company.

RICHMOND, Va. April (SpeCiaD.
An increase of cents in the one
day roundtrip excursion ticket from
Washington to Great Falls. on the
Washington and Old Dominion Rail
way Company lines. was allowed by
the state corporation commission OF
Virginia here today.
AT the same time the commission
upheld the petition of the company
asking for cancellation of the 156-trip
ticket between Alexandra. ST. Elmo
and stations on the Bluemont division
of the road. The fifty-two trip and
twenty five-trip family tickets arc
held at the present price under the
commissions ruling.
The commission refused to allow
tho road an increase to cents for
fares under n mile of travel as asked
by the company.
England is feeding daily quarter
of a million starving children IN
central E'urpDe,
Evening star., 1921-04-08
OHIO TO CHANGE CODE,

COLUMBUS, Ohio. April S.-Com-
plete reorganization of the state gov
ernment in Ohio will become effec-
tive July j. as result of the enact
ment by the state senate yesterday
of the administrative code, prepared
under the direction of Gov. Harry L..
Davis
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Ex.PRIsoN WARDEN DEAD,

CHICAGO, April S.-Col. Ephraim
Lillard. former warden of the state
prison OF Kentucky. and veteran
of the Confederate forces in the
civil war. died at the home here of
his daughter. Mrs. ]. r. Newton.
The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23
sHERlFFS SALE.

No. 1908 In Second District Court,
B0ssier Parish, Louisiana. Bdumdm
George PianO Compdmv versas 3. b.
Hammer.
BIZ virtue of writ of fcr-i facids, is
sued from the Second District Court,
OF Bossier Parish, Louisiana, and to
me directed, | have seized and will sell
at public auction, for cash, and accord
ing to law, ut the principal front door
Of the Court House Of Bossier Parish.
Louisiana, during the legal hours Of
sale, on Saturday, the 3Oth day OF July,
1921. the following described property,
to-wit:
The southeast quarter Of northeast
quarter, south half Of northeast quar-
ter of northeast quarter. northeast
quarter of southeast quarter and 4
acres OF the southwest quarter of
southeast quarter, section 20. township
II, range ii, situated in Bossier Par
ish. Louisiana.
Said property to be sold as belonging
to the above named defendant, to pay
the debt specified In said writ. together
with interest, attorneys fees and all
cost of this suit. J. f. ApAIR,
Sheriff and cr-oDaci0 Auctioneer.
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CONsTABI.E'S SALE.
J. +. Ed,cards Us. st. II. James, No. 81

J. +. Edrards Us. st. II. James, No. 81 !.
In Third Justices Court, Parish OF
BOssicr. State of Louisiana.
NoT1cE Is hereby given that, by virtue
OF writ OF fcri facias, issued by s. +.
Johnston. Justice Of the Peace for the
Third Ward of the Parish of Bossier,
in favor of ]. f. Edwards and against
st. M. James, and to me directed, will,
at IL O'Clock am, on Saturday, the
30th day of July, 1921, at the office of
tile said Justice of the Peace, in the
Third Ward, in said parish, offer for
sale at public auction the following de-
scribed property, t0-wit:
An undivided interest Of all his right
and titles to the following property /:
The southeast quarter of northwest
quarter and south half Of northeast
quarter of northwest quarter and
southwest quarter of northeast quar-
ter and south half of northwest quar-
ter of northeast quarter Of section IL
and southwest quarter Of northwest
quarter of and south half of northwest
quarter of northwest quarter Of sec
tiOn 13. all In township p, north, Of
range 13, west
Seized as the property OF st. NJ
james, under said writ of fcri tacias
j. d. WAGG0NER, Constable
June %, 1921. Ijuly PSI
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SHERIFfnS SALE.

No. S.,67. Tn Second District Court.
BOssier Parish. Louisiana. Federal
Land Bank of Nc,r Orleans Us. Mrs.
Milbra W. 1yclcA, Cutrir OF d. a.
WeIch.
BY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale.
issued from the Second District Court.
Of Bossier Parish, Louisiana. and to
me directed. l have seized, and will sell
at public auction, for cash, and accord
ing to law, at the principal front door
of the Court House Of BOssier Parish,
Louisiana. during the legal hours of
sale, on Saturday. July 80, 1921. the
following described property, tO-wit:
The west half of northwest quarter
and southeast quarter Of northwest
quarter, section 20, township 10. range
II, located i'm Rossier Parish, Louisiana.
Said property to be sold as belonging
to the above named defendant, to pay
and satisfy the sum of $21OO. with 5h
per cent per annum interest thereon
from April l, 1919, until paid. less cred
it Of 1860, paid on account Of Inter-
est February 3. 1920. and less credit Of
$21. paid on account Of principal on
said date. and less another credit OF
capital stock subscription amounting to
$1O5: and all costs Of suit. including 10
per cent on said sum and interest, as
attorneys fees. J. F. ADAIR,
Sheriff and er-01fcio Auctioneer.
June %, 1921. July 2S]
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/ AN ORDINANCE

Carving into effect the will OF the prop
erty taxpayers OF Road District No.
2, BOssier Parish, Louisiana, as ex-
pressed at an election held on April
26. 1921. levying a special road tax
Of 5 mills ON the dollar OF the assess
ed valuation of all assessable prop
erty In Road District No. 2, for a
period Of Eve years, beginning with
the year 1921 and ending with and
including the year 1925, for the pur-
pose OF building, constructing and
repairing bridges and building. re-
pairing and maintaining public roads
in Road District No. 2, Bossier Par
ish. Louisiana.
Section 1. BE 1t ordained by the
Police Jury Of BOssier Parish, Louis
lana. That, pursuant to an election
held in Road District No. 2, Bossief
Parish. Louisiana, on April 26, 1921,
at which election special tax of 5
mills on the dollar Of the assessed valu-
alton Of all assessable property in Road
District No. 2, was voted by the prop
erty taxpaying voters, the said spec
ial road tax Of 5 mills Is hereby levied
for the year 1921 and for each sub
sequent year to and including the year
1925.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further ordained, ETC.
That the Tax Assessor of Bossier Par.
ish. Louisiana, he and he Is hereby
ordered and instructed to extend Oh
his tax roll said special road tax OF
mills for the year 1921 and each sub
sequent year to and including the year
1925. and that the Tax Collector O1
Bossier Parish will collect said tax.
Adopted May 10. 1921.
G.. T.. Mars, President
Police Jury, Bossier Parish.
R. b. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
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RETROSPECTIVE
Sixty Years Ago.

The Banner of June %. 1861-Bellevue.]
1--WE learn that when the Minden
Blues left that place they proceeded
through this parish to Mr.. r. G. Atkins.
on the river. where they took the
Eleanor for the city, and that Mr.. At
kins had prepared for the company a
lot Of barbecued meats, and that all
the hospitality and kind treatment that
could be offered to set of men for
their ease and comfort Mr.. Atkins,
assisted by neighboring friends. offered
it. He deserves credit for so praise
worthy an act and kind remembrance
of the wants of those brave men who
leave their homes for hardships and
prfyation. Such acts of kindness never
will be forgotten by them. Mr.. Atkins
has proved himself a worthy represent
atiye of his parish
The Atkins here mentioned surely
must have been representative man
Of his day who was well liked. We are
told that he was an uncle of Messrs.
John, Jim and Hugh Atkins, of Shreve-
port. all former residents of Bossier
Parish. Miss Rashie Atkins, only
daughter of Il. G. Atkins, for a long
time resided at Fillmore-at the home
of Elias Connell. She has been twice
married and is perhaps still living-at
Lebanon, Tenn. We expect the few sur
yiving members of the Minden Blues
well remember the Atkins barbecue.
"Quite an impressive ceremony was
had at Mrs. Canes. opposite Shreve
port, when the Rossier Volunteers tool
their departure for the city. Miss
Matte Naples, upon presenting ban
ner to the company, delivery quite al
elegant and appropriate address, ant
Mrs. Cane, in her usual go0d-naturet
hospitality, had most sumptuous bar
becue prepared for the occasion. Mr.
Phelps received the banner in behalf o
the company. and replied in a yer!
patriotic and soldier-ike manner
Messrs. Looney and Winans ais,
spoke, i'm behalf Of the citizens o
Shreveport. The Sentinels turned out
presenting rather Il warlike appear
ance, and the patriotic citizens o
shreveport offered all the hospitalitie
in their city to our gallant band.
They are gone, and with them z
the prayers Of many of us. We shal
miss them in all the social gathering
of life-the tireside and family circ!
is broken. Here and there Is snatche
from it some one dearly priced. w
can only hope for them as easy tim
as Is possible soldiers life can affor
Ia bright and glorious career, an
then safe return home.
What older resident of the paris
does not fondly remember Mrs. Cane
kindly gentlewoman that she w;,'
Many years ago she came to Rossie
Parish from Kentucky and soon cam
into possession of large means. and wa
at all times liberal with her fund
Among her gifts to the city Of Shrev'
The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23
APPLICATION TO PURCHA8E
Department of the Iataill'
u. 8. Land Office at Baton R0ege a.

Department. OI Ine
q. 8. Land Office at Baton Roess la
May u, 1szl
NoTIcE is hereby given that Ella a tsazesA
whose postofiice address is boz ~ h1lln
Texas, did, on the 18th day q
1921, file In this ONCE Sworn StateM 81
Application, No. O9S35. to purehee =
IA, section 2. township 10, north, fon y
west, Louisiana Meridian, and ~ 90 J.
thereon, under the provisions Of ~ - g
June 3, 1873, and acts amendatcfy, l1eM
as the Timber and Stone Law q esu
value as might be fixed BY applalsl..
and that, pursuant to such appltca lle
land and timber thereon have e4 N
praised, $4I.S4, the timber eattmetz9 Sl.s l.s
board >feet at So per Thousand A. ~. !.
board feet Mt 81 per thousand, 40 e. - : /.
$11.S4: that said applicant Will eeef ~ y
proof In support of his applleatl0 = ~
sworn statement on the 25th day . NV
1921, before U. s. Commissions, q -
port, La. u 81
Any person is at liberty 70 psee g. y.
purchase before entry, or initiate = s sll 49,
Mt any time before patent issues nn1
cOrrobOrated affidavit in this 0Aces \
facts which would defeat the ene9y
e. D. GIANELLOxI.
May 10, 1921. Ijnly I'll
The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23
Sunday School Convention.

A convention Of the Parish Sunday
School Association will be held in Plain
Dealing Friday, July LIST. Both morn
ing and afternoon sessions will be held.
1t is urged that all Sunday schools In
the parish be well represented.
Let everybody boost the Sunday
school cause r. G. PURCELL.
Pres. Parish Sunday School ASSN
Plain Dealing, La, June I'll 1921
The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23

nenartment of flIe
u. 8. Land Office at Baton hes 81 r..
NOTICE is hereby given that 4 .ss,.ss.ss,
Harper, whose postoffice addree = ,sS1S5e
port, Ia, did, ON the 11th g.
ber, 1920, file in this Office Swox1 : 8 .s n
and Application, No. 09S01, ~ sziiI1
lot 2, section /, township l9s @ zss r. Y
II. west. Louisiana Meridian. sna sS9 ~
Der thereon, under the prOyisions s. "
OF June 3, 1878, and acts acts..s..S rvs y
known Is the I" Timber and So ~ .<s
such value as might be nxea q r. II
mcnt, and that, pursuant to sue - q SSs51 ~
the land and timber theron hssSssS p
praised. $3S.O4. the timber ess ~ Y 81
board feet at So, and 1000 Doas sfsf ~
per thousand. and the land $9vs S = ~
applicant will offer final proeL - ls.ssssf II
Of his application and sworn - sss ~ III &
the 25th day Of July, 1921, oelsas ''ss
Commissioner, ut shreveport, r.. I ~
ANY person is at liberty to ps..s6l1 ssI6l
purchase before entry, or initaasS. " Sifis 4
NJ nny time before patent issue. ~ .iie1IlI4 i
corroborated affidavit in this . sSs1sEss
facts which would defeat the es NJ Vi
'a''' L. B. GIAsEIIosI, = u
May 10, 1921. ljuiy 2ll y
The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23
Parish Tree aSurer'S Statement

Boss;cr Parish General Accounts carried ,cifh Cont
Mental Bank and TrNst company Shreveport.
By am, avn s1ssis ssis s. s.
ro ssesip9s oserarawn Sn june 1854 o.
snaps 70 si4ies 20
ROAD DISTRICT No /.
hand May 1st------------$ ySS3 Yse3 ~ ~
s :ss;H: s: ''
sl12s7 20 sll2s7 %
ROAD DISTRICT No =.
;ss;s; s$s
1882 a 5 1882 -
ROAD DISTRICT No. 3.
hand s MAY May ag1st------s11ss9sss sss g g
s,5s $'s ,oses ss g g
s114s1 27 s114sl p
p cash q hand % s Nay ssss 4s Il
+ s sss ,Iss 9ss spss g
4s12 8 1912 s5
MISCELLANEOUS CONTINGENT ACCOUNT.
To amt spent to May Nay 9ds5 & g
E :$5 tsss' ssis 8 s.
s2o1e2 ee s2ole2 90
PER DIEM AND MILEAGE.
Ry amt allowed BY, b. e,1 90 'oo -
t. t. amt amt sesn dseas.a~n asns suns . y
7o5 20 s 7o5 20
pAupER EXPENSE ACCOUNT
Ry M too W
To amt Of budget unspent June 1st------- 90 %
$50 90 $50 90
PRINTING FOR PARISH.
BY amt allowed by budget-----------. 40. o7 'oo w
10 TO amt ann on fnu hand d june 1st------- Is ss
| 500 90 500 90
| ROADS AND RRIDEES-wARD ONE.
BY am bndgct-------------- - 2ooO ~
| am spent 5S
To amt on hand June 1st------- l-so %
| 1000 90 1000
pv amt allowed br budget 1000 90
10 TO ann amt ydraon spens TO anne ''
5 see7 o. 5 sse7 o.
/ ROADS AND BRIDGEs-wARD THREE.
4 | ~ ~ % rneci,,s % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS <218 %
70 am during month"; ~
To amt hand June 1st---------- It23 q
i 1885 81 1886 81
j ROADS BRIDGES-wARD FOUR.
, 3, II u :, !.
TO amt during month ,ss 2s SO SO
4 10 As 5 17s As
ROADS AND BRIDESMAID FIVE.
ass ssss sss - .s s Il Z
Il 4365 03 4s65 Oh
The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23
APPLICATION TO PURCHAs4
Department Of tbe ll1eiis',
n. & Land Office Mt BATON R01s ~

Depdftment Of III 1eleilsF,
e. s. Land Office at Baton Rce y! ~.
May M
NOTICE is hereby given that Eiije1 g -
whose pOst0ffice address Is HauEnfs - -
did. on the 10th day Of Septemeen 49,
file In this ofiice Sworn Statement - - I'VE
cation, No. O9765. to purchase L0ss Ae
10, section 2, township -, norsl !.s;s3
~, west, Louisiana Meridian, ana - u y ..5
ber thereon, under the provisions q is ~
OF June 5, 1873, and acts amenS A. 49, a
known MS the Timber and nf0Ne AM.sa k.
at such value as might be fxed ~ ~ ..s1!3
mcnt, and that, pursuant to - ~ sss
cation, the land and timber t1eke .,1i' Z
been appraised, $fS6.12, the tt n ss'
mated $4,000 board feet at - ~ = u. -
the land $36.12: that said applls 4 .ssss|
offer final proof in support Of he -, II;
and sworn statement on the ~ Z. -
July, 1921, before the u. 8. Co 1
at Shreveport, La. 81. u : -
Any person is at liberty 60 .s-sk
purchase before entry, or initiate Sss.s 4
at any time before patent Issues IA
corroborated affidavit in this q n 7'S
facts which would defeat the eass yg .s%
Il. u. GIANELL0xfs &C. M sa
May 10, 1921. [juiy 14l
The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23

Every man In Bossier Parish who
wishes to keep posted on current local
events should read the Banner.
The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23

Whereupon the Police Jury adjourned
sine die. &. r. MAYS, President
Police Jury, Bossier Parish.
r. b. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23
TAX ORDINANCE

40 TuOpSCW " INC DO0VW VI CVSWWts'
siOners Of the B0ssier Leree Dis
frict for the Year 1921.
An ordinance levying 6-mill tax on
all property In the BOssier Levee
District subject to taxation for leyee
purposes for the year 1921.
Be II 0rddincd by the Board Of Com
lnissioners OF the Bossier Ievee Dis
trict, In regular session convened, That
q district levee tax OF 6-inills on the
dollar OF its assessed valuation be and
the same is hereby levied on all prop
.erty situated in the Bossier Levee Dis.
trict for the year 1921 A. CuKTIs,
President Bossier Levee Board
"a true copy
3. B. HEsHDoE, r., Secretary.