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VILLAGE TAX SALES.


BY virtue or the authority vested In me
by the Constitution and laws Of the State
Of Louisiana, will sell at the front door
Of the Village Hall. In Bossier City, Bns-
sier Parish, Louisiana, within the legal
hours for such sales, beginning at III o'clock
am, on Saturday, August 20. 1921. and con-
tnuing ON each succeeding day until such
sales are completed, all immovable property
on which taxes are now due to the Village
Of Bossier City, State OF Louisiana. to en-
force collection Of taxes assessed during the
year 1920, together with interest thereon
from the s1st day Of December Of the year
In which said taxes are due at the rate Of 2
per cent per month until( (Aaid, and all costs.
The number Of said delinquent taxpayers,
the amount of taxes due by each on assess
ments Of said year and the immovable prop
erty assessed to each to be offered for sale
are ms follows, to-wit: s,te4
BEAUMONT A. L.-I.ot . Of block B, Gum
berland Subdivision. Taxes, SS cents In
terest and cost to be added.
CAREEN, Mrs. Kate-I4ot 50, Stockwell
subdivision. Taxes. IS cents interest
and cost to be added.
division, and improvements. Taxes
$7.75; interest and cost to be added.
DISARO. Nicola-Iot 8 81 block 5, Hunter
Subdivision. Taxes, So cents: interest
and cost to be added.
GROSJEAN. L. M.--Isots and Of blocl
w, Cumberland Subdivision. Taxes
| $2.O2 interest and cost to be added.
MORGAN, Joe Lots s and OF block s
| Hunter Subdivision. Taxes, $1.7f; IN
terest and cost to be added.
PAYNE. W. A.--IOt Of block 4, Hunter
Subdivision. Taxes, SO cents; ip<eres,
| and cost to be added.
| PROvANzO. Luke-Io Of block 5 and
lot Of block Z, Hunter Subdivision
Taxes, Sill; interest and cost to B,
| added. s,tes
RUSSELL, Mary Hot 5 Of btosk 10
Hunter Subdiviaion. Taxes, 81 cents In
4 terest and cost to Be added.
4 WIENER, Mrs. Ada--Lots IL, 12, IL ans
II Of block u, Cumberland Subdivision
Taxes, $3.50; interest and cost to b
/ added.
On said day Of sale win sell such Dor
tfons Of said property as each debtor VII
point out, and In case the debtor Win no
point out sullcient property, win at once
and without further delay, sell the leas
quantity OF said property Of any debto
Of the takes, interest and cost due By sal,
debtor. The sale will be without aplraise
ment, for cash. In iegal tender money .
the United States, and the property sol
shah be reteemable at amy time for th
space Of one year, by paying the price given
including 20 per cent and cost addeds
4 g. C. HucKABAY,
1851 Tax Collector, Bossier City, Il
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STRAY SALE

EsrRAYEp before A.. NJ TeaEur. "a =:
Peace, Ward Five. Bossicr - RI
lana, By John Cook. s0rrei .sss
about Is hands high, about N p " e
sores on shoulder from COLLAR, \ II.
hind leg Ii stine Joint. alsc 2 e,s ~ ~ 1
foot by wire has little Nnite - 80 - 3
Of neck where collar works. - sss7. 4
my place about six weeks. ~
$40. .' xsS,I
The owner II requested to Co. II r.
prove property and pay ehafl.ss
said animal will be sold ny tnf 81. y sf .aa
according to law. at eleven g a SsaS
saturday, August q, 1871. II
Teague's store, six miles east 3 9 ii s
J. II. ScARBROCeHs a ~
Jily u, 1921. laus 2ol
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Police Jury Proceedings

The Police Jury OF BOSHler Par1Sn met In
Renton this day. Tuesday, July IL, 1921, |
in regular session, with all members present
- roll call. rig: G.. T. Mays, President
n McDade. W. B. Wilbourn, f. NJ. Coyle, |
r. d. Whittington and ]. G. McDade.
The minutes Of the meeting of the Police
Jury had ON June, IA, 1921, were read In
omen session and approved as read.
Mr. I Rem Stoner. representing Stoner,
CaIlarer (,allaeer. appeared before the
Police Jnrv relative to installing the unit
.vsfem a eouaifxatfon and appraisals of the
lsna. ana improvements Of Bossier Parish,
ana whereas. the Police Jury views the sys-
tenn vith favor. hut feels that in the event
.rch svstrm shonA BE- contracted for. the
othe. rol,ticai s,,h(iiyisions or taxing bodies
of Rossier Parish. reaping benefit there
FROM should hear their proportionate part
~ snch cxpense !: therefore 1t is the desire
~ thi. police Jurv that the Clerk of the
police Jurv M inform the Ieyec Boards
and School BOARD Of this parish and request
them to meet In Joint session with the Po-
lice Jury Mt its next regular meeting, or
send representatives with full power and
authority to act in the premises.
On mo.lon anu sssu.u.a sssoI uay - 80 .,.sss
Sne.ia sar. =, .nn ,,,,sc rssrs - the nar,sh
....s-...a .,,,,,a ;ir,v .arr,ef7
un wnss.,s.a. Us,"a s.s - = M:neds zero
sasss = s -. a..a s ro,,. ,rs
au.norl.eu ~ - pss.,. nsss ~ s..s.a = Rsl,ev,,a
oa ~ l.'c - = go =. ,.,,,,,a,,t
sna 70 u1aM ~ sus 49,. - .h u1.,ss I,,-v
oI sa@e. alu .ne =. -. " -e....4. -. q nav.
was ansIIucseu - ulaw A'''' :. p-'
ment tneleul. .,.
On motion an and secona. aa.y e.,'eu; a.,. !,
the sum OF *IWo was appIop.a.eu val -
...,,ass,.., - -1.a tnrouoh possier parish
beginning at point ON tns easI nns " tns
Parlsh wnere .ne n'envHs u.nal. sn o.u ~
strikes the parish hne anu eo"s..uins s.. - =.
westerly direetion 70 tne heu nv, nlss1 az -
ism hne' where tne roau N,aus " uu.,1 :. =
tersects ine nara-sur.ace1. " seasel lo"u :.
In Red River Parish. TINS *iooo 70 2.
used on tnat portion OF .ne loau Y nOss.el .ss.e
Par1sn, ana MT. q. r.. Mcuoe, Io'..'
Jnror, was authorised 70 make voncners I y
payment Thereon ana tne cierk OF tne Ioh.' y
Jury was instructed 70 draW ~aI1Anss
payment OF same.
The following certificate OF the iarisl
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July I. 1921. fang III
NOTICE TO MORTAGE CHHnl1 V;
Omfcc Of ststs fse g y!
Rent0n. LeAiDj1 81

kttU TOW
IN conformity with Scction g. q Ae5 ~, ~
the Acts Or 1883, and subseQufef - 81
Louisiana. notice II hesrby q vi s5az
persons holding mortgages ape4 - ri
located In the Parish 0f BeAseef
Louisiana, upon which taxes for s'
1920 have not been paid, thaf r
the sale OF same at the frost a ~
Court House in the town q - F. II
on Saturday. August IL, 1871, O.
number Of pieces Of property e esa,..s ~ N
are now being advertised n -
Banner, In conformity With the hN,
atory to such sale. The attest.es 81 r.
gage creditors II especially c. b Gs
adyertisrmeut OF tax ssies. - ~ ..*
warned TO take such steps prior g = q i 77s|
as.may be necessary to protest ~
]. r. Aeni9
Sheriff and er-s6icio Tax coa'ees
sier Parish, Louisiana.
July Z. 1921. taug III 8
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mot exceeding In the aggregate $8S, 70. each
certificate to be signed by the President, or
scting President, and Parish Treasurer, and
countersigned BY the Clerk of the Police
Jury. 2. =. "a -,
President Police Jury OF Bossier Parish.
r. B. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
On motion and second, duly carried. q
loan OF $3.50 was granted to the Assessor.
and warrant ordered drawn to the Parish
Treasurer to be placed to the credit or the
Assessors Salary Fund.
The following claims, rs audited BY the
Auditing Committee, were allowed and war
rants ordered drawn for same = I*x s
General Fand--
j. F. Atlair, expense of trip to asylum
at Alexandra, $156O.
J. F. Adair, expense to Penitenttary
Mt BATON Rouge, for witness, etc, $3S.So.
q. r. Johnston, Justice Of Peace, viewing
body of Sarah Gay, S.
Or. R. O. Carter, Coroner, inquests, etc.,
$50. .
Sam spatarro. Ice at Court Honse. $4.75.
II. Il. Skannal, per diem and mileage as
| $3.50.
jail Account
w. b. Wilbourn, hauling, IS.
| Louisiana Farm Machinery Co. magnetic.
etc, 1886.
J. II. Montgomery, soap and pitcher
/ $1.O5. II.
Louisiana Oil Refining Company, gasoline.
/ STATE.
I'M. Wilson, cash paid for pump belt. s..
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wilson, cooking for jail, May
and June, 800.
/ r. E. wyche 4 Sons, merchandise for jail
1862.
| Jmstices Of Peace
J. H. Montgomery, quarter salary. $3.50
n. B. Kilgore, quarter salary and account
$4.63.
II. Fl. Strayhan, quarter salary. -.
s. F. Johnston, quarter salary and nc
count. $12.63
/ o. NJ. shelby, quarter salary, 81.
Constables-
J. A. Edwards. quarter salary, $14.
j. d. Waggoner, quarter salary. 80.
Fl. NJ Spruill. quarter SALARY. 20.
j. T. Norris, quarter salary and accoun,
$685.
Il i. II. Scarborough, salary, first and secon'
J quarters, $40.
]. W.. Oneal, quarter salary. 50.
J. G. Burrage, quarter salary. So.
i, Per Diem and Afle6ge-
n. n. McDade, July 12th meeting. $40.
W b. Wilburn, same, $3.50.
G.T Mays, per diem and mileage. 1920
: committee work. $0-$15.o0.
F. NJ coyle July 18th meeting, per dieI
and mileage. $1S.
r. b. Wilmington. same, 81.
: ]. g.. McDade. same. 50.
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Sank-Lots IL. II - g II;
~. tp 10. rne 10-SS acleS. 4 3; T. SEs s.
$37.72: interest ana eost s ~ !. 81! : { zzI
GRO6JEAM L. LoG q x 1ss!
70. blk y, Cumberland SubdivfsS. n ~1 #
city. Taxes, ss.7e; Interest - ess, p. Be-
HAMILTON, s. R.-The VIZ 4 q. ],
the nwM Of swA Of zee III. = 81 n. s!sT III
and cost to be added. -
HOLMES. r. 'A.-The nwN a. =. =. 5.
10. rng 13 (Iiomestesdl--.,Ss B..
Taxes, $46.74; interest and - - ..
JACKSON. Harriet and Auufi.
of nwA and the nwN at ~ - - - M s.
less acres, tp l8, rHs li.sr sssSs II
Taxes. $s.75; interest and - - n. si
added. ~ = - u eaAsi !
JOHNSON, Est. w. H.-The eN = !. - -
WIZ of neA OF sec Z. Il 81 49, s.
4 seM zee /, tp d, rne a. '.s ss
Taxes, $54 interest and e0st ~ ~ sS3 ~.
JOHNSON, w. H.-Thc seN q r.ss ~
sec 10, tp II, rng u; neX q n
/ sec 32, tp %, rng 12--S0 aeress -. Il
*IO.S5 interest and cost to ~ - lsss
COOK. Langston Priscilla Lots ~ ~ \
+ buckley subdivision, in M 4 ~ =
Bee 10, tp 20. rng IL. .Tasrs. - ssss3 I. I.
4 r OTyTcTANa nav ~ - -sseeS sS sss sss
80 Il !, 20 nS Lux2nka ".
Mcc,..r,.. a., e. Ao - ~ RI
Tax.s saa 10. ,n.a.ss an 1saele Cl.
addas .eee : = - IL - Il
MARSHALL, Ike 0ne-third inte..
I the seA of swA Of zee /. III 80 u = 9
I neA Of sec Il, tp 20, rnx ls--SS "a. = 81
I Taxes. $.15; interest and .sast g 81
~ aTIIT,vs m ssasr
$3.50. -. unavSae
De .s1s - in tne seA % ~
- 10 .As saaaa iAsefest ean ~
Mr,prr ny. ~ II s.
IN - - - n.-ine l NV O. III 1G
/ On 49,. - T..a. =. ~ - oa xo. y q. -
70 10 edao,, '' s'.0es 'nse1est -
McnanE Cs *
e;ohths % ,rterast e 49, uIS.s'oec .aW -
~ - -. I ~ - g sns g as Ae 81 N0x
c1a "a = 80. " -, lns 80 Il--ss asrea
p.nE - .' y suu - so.s =, g a - - I &
., 90 I ~ 70 . n =; ano g. nso1sle = -
4 Ass ..ras - re-. :. g eae sSs e p.las .ll..
n,cr 1vs, r.,.r ~ " u alreu. - ~ "!
% =. ." e., nv ne e e =
60 10. ,,.xs.4 -. - 8 -
pp0v r1O AnI ~ ~ ~ = |. "a!
-. 1s', i.sp .s.L.0. 49, =. u. - 80 -
I Tax.s ssTa. sn.s.sn. ss's =. ..s. - g.
nnnrn.ov ADDED: -
"uDnvN. ~ sy Est. Mslt,e-ine M neA ID lF
~ = q ~ - y q q l3 81
,l ~ rns i.ov -. :. .s.ea: ~ -.
pnp,Ta sas. anu es,ss m - De 49, 81
nD M UNI ~ IL. - .,s1ne - s. b
.s ., 10 ssss 8, ~ ~ ~ 80 ans -. 49, as
interest and cost to be adtisd. ~
ROBINSON Early-The sH of 81 X5
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wherenpon the Polie& Jnry adjourned
sine die. g. T. MAYS,
President Police Jury Of fsossier Fhrish.
n. B. HILL. Clerk Police Jury.
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s and nwK Of seX OF &c o, tp 22, rns l2
200 acres. Taxes, 354.71 interest and
cost 10 be added. 4sssEv Sa$
wA,n r,vr
COOK. Est. Enoch-Ihe eh g seA OF &c
10 and eh of neN q sec ~. Up ~, rng /
l2-16O acres. Taxes, $18.83; interest i
and cost to be added.
Alfred-The y Of nwA -of sec T
and sen Of swN Of sec 8. tp 21, mg
11--12O ACRES, Taxes, &23.39: interest
and cost to be added
20 - -. ns. - = ~" .,,..s "a s;1. y :. - n
neN Of see 8. tn q. rnx 800 acres.
Taxes. $16.a5; interest and cost to be |
added.
JOHNSON. Est. Lucian-The w Of seA
of sec Is and nwK Of mex OF sec So. tp
interest and cost to be added.
JOHNSON, Est Henry.-The swA Of SEX
and the seN OF swK Of rec IS. IN %, |
rng f2, and 81 acres in the neA Of nwN
OF sec 2. tn Fl. rne Ella acres. Taxes,
$13.54 !: interest ana cost to Be added
MCDONALD, Will-The seN Of nwA OF
sec "a. tn %. rng lS-4O acres, Taxes,
x17.a4: interest ana cost to be added.
OLIVER, G. W.-The neN Of swN OF sec
II, ID 20, rng 12-4O acres. Taxes,
x5. interest and cost to be added
SHAVER. Est. Mrs. E.-Thre- -f3fths inter-
est in the eh Of seA (less acres) Of
sec II. tp 20, rng ia acres Taxes,
81 90: interest ana cost % be added
SMITH. Rachel-The scA Of neK and neN
Of seH Of see II. to 20, rng 12--SO
acres. Taxes. $40; interest and cost
I'd be added.
WILLIAMS. Tom The w Of neK OF sec
25. rs 81 rng $50 acres. Taxes,
s9 40: interest and cost 20 be added.
WILLIAMS, Francis seK OF nwA Of
| -
81 ~, irtcrest ana roxf N Is added.
-.,.-s -
WARD SiA.
BOYNTON, Eli One-half interest IN the
neN OF swA and nwN Of sc " Of sec 10,
tp @16, rng 11-4O acres Taxes, $16.99 !;
interest and cost to be added.
BURKS, Louis-The nwH Of nwA Of sec
25 and neN Of neH and n y of seN Of
neN Of sec 26, ID IL, rng l2-1OO ncres.
Taxes. $38.3O: interest and cost to be
added.
BURKs, Henry, Jr-5O acres in the eh Of
seN Of sec 8, tp 16 rng. IL. Taxes,
$I6.42; interest and cost to be added.
BURNECKE. Il. C.-The net OF see II
| tless s acres In the northwest corner)
| and Q acres In the southeast corner-of
| seA OF seN Of sec 8, tp 10, rng IL
4 169 acres Taxes. 1851 interest and
cost to be added.
BURRAGE. F. E.-Sundry lots and grounds
at Princeton. eA Of swN nwA Of seA
nh Of 81 Of swK and nh Of swA Of
acres)-173 acres. Taxes, y164.74: Int
/ crest and cost to be added.
| RIJRRAGE r G-The NJ az nell Of sec
i a and swK Of seH Of sec S. tn IN. rnx
4 11--12(, acres. Taxes. S27 Sc: interest
and cost to be added.
i HAMMER, E. B.-The sex Of nek, sh OF
Il g - 90 = =. On =, ~
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STATE TAX SALES
IMMOyABLE PROPERTY.
The State Of L0sisi0M6 %. DeliaQweps Tae
Debtors. P1rish OF Bossssr.


~ vrRrr,r III the authority vested III me ~
he Constitutton and laws OF the State Of Il
louisiana, viii se1l, at the prfncipal front
Ioor or the Court House In which the Civil
1fstrict Court OF said parish Is held, within
he legal hours for judicial sales, beginning
It II O'Clock a.m., on Saturday. the 18th
lay Of August, 1921. ana continuing on
Zach succeeding day until said sales are
completed, all inmovable property On which
taxes, are now due to the SfAte Sof Louis.
ANA. Parish OF Bossier, ana al special
taxes, TO enforce collection OF taxes essessea
during the year iS2o. togetner WIN intelest .s
thereon from tne sIH gay " DecemDel.
l92O, at the rate OF ~ per cent PEE annuM
until paid, and all costs;
The names OF said dehnquent ta4payeis,
the amount OF taxes due oy eacn on !ne
assessment OF said year. ana sne ImmosaDle Is .n
sale are as follows, to-wtt;
wARp ONE.
~ Nnrp ~. IN. rn ,vn ~
tAA1..A -. 90 = 20 "a go. T.rss
SO e9. -, = go. as sra co,t -, - .tied
os n.v s.,..,. 81. - so' -, =. -N.ss
hENNED1, .AlaM-a IA NC sn =. r,A-s" g =.
sec s -. Y ~, TIE iSv - hsses Is aaaa
$22.4U; interest anu cost % De auqeu.
WARD TWO.
A,rrN NJ RS, h,r n and Lot Ia of
M "a. East McCormick Annex. and res.
.sarea pcsssor Ssstv Toras m f.fl !. intar |
-. go os'st =, ha adaoa
,,,,,.,, M. u,.,,,S r.. 20 n.n.., s,,,a,v,s.
boaLIn, nsan Mm"s r,.. anta,n,ra ~ .cr.s No.
ION. snc poss Sa's, ..s. a..s Ta-a. eos 20
!s. .oo -. a ~ '.1 80 s04o1 y. ~ aaaad y
in.eles' anu eost "
CADE, 8. THE nwM. w1s OF swA ana
neA OF swA OF sec - ana g, neA e.a
OF nwA OF sec 70. tp ~, rng io-4.v
acres. IaxeSs $3l5.o4s 1ULeTeSI uuH CUSI
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DEATHS

MILLER-Mrs. Alice GIL Miller, axe 50.
died Al . local sanitafium this mnrning
hhe esme here only a week ago from urants
N. NJ, for medical treatmcnt son W.
a.. Miller Of Grants. aud a daughter, Misc
Gsrtrude Miller who IL q teacher In the
second Ward school. were with her when
the end came They will accompany the
hody 10 Fcrndals, Calf, for inicrment. leav'
Ing on Santa Pc No. I Saturday evening
strong Brother are In charge % arrange
ments
wATERs-Ths body Of A. A. Water.
puliman porter. who died Wednesday. was
seat 20 Chicago on Santa Fc No. 2 yestrr
day for inteunent. Strong Brothers were
IN charge.
BACA-The funeral Of Juan Baoa. who
died Tuesday morning a. hla resldrnee In
Ola Albuquerque was held this morning a.
; O'Clock from the family residence 10 the
San Felipe do Ncri church. where high
mass was said. Burial VA IN santa Bar.
bara cemetery Ia the fa1sily plot Crollott
was In charge
sANCHES-runerai N Jose sanches. who
died Thursday afternoon A. his residence
in Alamedn viii h. held tomorrow morning
from the family residence 20 the Alameda
church. where services will be held, Burial
viii BE- In San Carlos cemetery. Crollott Is
CKRVANTEs-Iose Monico Cervanies.
son N Mr. and Mrs Jose Corvanies. died
this morning 81 their homo 10 Old Albu
qusrque. Hs Is survived by two brother
and one sister besides his parents The
body VS. taken n cralloit's funeral psr
lorH. Funeral arrangements have not yci
been made
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Menaul School to
Play the Indian
Eleven Tomorrow

Indications arc that Albuquerque
football fans viii have a real treat To-
morrow afternoon. whcn the Mcnaul
huskies and the Indian school eleven
do battle for the second time this sea-
son The two teams were very evenly
matched In strength and weight. while
the Indian school prefers forward
pass tactics. aud MenRui depends on
hitting the line Tor Its gains.
When the two teams met on Oc-
tobc- 3. they played a strcnuDus game
TO q o TO Q tie. The line-ups which
viii start the game at Washington
park at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon are:
Mcnuai-Fuentes LEFT end; Dom
lnguex. left tackle; Nasquez. LEFT guard
A. Martinez. center; Luccro, right
guard: Esauivct right tackle; a.
Martinez. left half back; Cruz, full
back, Lash. right hnlf back.
Tho Indian school lineup; Puhe,
ieft Grid: Annie. left tackle: Garcia,
left guard: Paydiamo. center: Cntron,
right guard; Bensight. right tackle
Pelham. right end; Mcsias. quarter
back: Waterman, LETT half back;
Thee. full back; Morris. right half
back: substitute, Thompson.
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PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Radiator repairing. ouickie Auto Co.

Radiator repairing. ouickie Auto Co.
Miss Julia Wilson will return 10 her
homo In Chicago today. aftc- a three
weeks visit here with her sister, Mrs.
@. L. Brooks.
Mrs r.. A. Sexton. who has for
several days been the guest Of Mrs
4. G. Benson here. left today Tor the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Nohl. have
sold their hume at 2i7 North Walter
street and purchased n home NJ
Twelfth street and Central avenue.
They Expect to move into their new
home in "a few days. Mr.. Nohl h a
passenger conductor on the Santa Fo
coast lines.
Lansing Bloom and Paul 4. +.
Walter Of Santa Fe. were In the city
today. They left at noon for a trip 10
the Gran Quivera in Torrance county
to make an investigation Tor the
Museum OF New Mexico.
Mrs. Alice @. Miller. proprietor Of
the hotel at Grants. n NJ. died at
the Presbyterian sanatorium here lafi
night. She was brought to- Albuuuer-
que Sunday with blood poisoning. Hot
son and daughter. W. O. Miller and
Gertrude Miller live In Albuquerque.
Victor Culbcrson. stockman OF sil-
yer CAY. passed through AbUquerqur
last night on his way to his hlme from
santa Re-. whore he was looking after
some cattle he has pastured there.
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MOTORCYCLE PARADE
HERE ON NOVEMBER 8
Prizes for Best Decorat-
ed Machines in
Line

Efforts TO stage the best motorcycle
parade ever seen In Albuquerque are
beiug made by the Albuquerque Mo-
torcycie club In ~co-operation with the
Ideal thcater.
The parade II TO be held Wednea-
day night, November ,, starting at :
o'clock. prtzes are TO be offered for
H. a be no entrnnce fee and all con-
testants are to be In front OF the santa
Fe freight depot on South First street
at 7;a0 o'clock on the night OF the
parade.
The procession viii move north on
First TO Central-weat on Central to
Seventh-north on Seventh to- Copper
west on Copper To Centrai-east on
Ccntral 10 FfrEt-souih on First to
Santa Re freight depot. and dlsband.
Prizes will be awarded as follows;
Best decorated side a outfit with
lady passenger. $1,000 In gold.
Second best decorated side car out
M with lady passenger, pass for two
people for entire Hurricane Hatch
serial at Ideal thcater $50 tickets)
given by Ideal thenter.
Best decorated solo outfit. $500 In
gold.
second best decorated solo outfit.
a new inner tube, given by John II.
seth Motorcycle agenoy
Ncatest undccorated side car outfit
with lady passenger. pair of new
spark plugs. given by Albuquerque
Novelty Works. Motorcycle agency.
Ncatest undccorated solo outfit.
pass for one person for cntire "Hurri-
cane Hutch" serial NJ Ideal thcater.
Oldest machine that covers entire
parade route. stop. nonstop or any
way TO get there, can OF Bull Dog grip
and a blowout boot. given b. Albu-
querque Novelty works.
Best clown outfit. pass for two for
Hurricane Hutch" serial.
Second best clown outfit, pass for
one for Hurricane Hutch serial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-28
Few Men Start
Work Again on
Barelas Bridge

a telephone call by the secretary Of
the Chamber OF Commerce last night
to A. T. 81. Morris. highway commits
slonor at Los Lunaa. failed to throw
any light on tho mystery OF Barolns
bridge.
Although a few men Rave started
work again on the bridge. IL II not
known when Il viii be necessary TO
close the bridge to traffic again. NJ.
ST Morris stated last night hat he
did not know what the plans for work
down there are just now, but that he
thinks the job will be finished this
winter.
Tho contractor who has charge of
the repairs at the bridge Is AZ present
In Oklahoma. IL was Announced
some time ago ny Mr.. 81. Morris that
active work would be begun on Oc-
tober i6, as the cement piles have
now seasoned and are ready to be
driven.
Nothing WAS done, however. until
Yesterday. when}h was reported that
IA few men wefe working on the
bridge. Tho ioblis being done with
federal aid. the government promising
"a pay $4,000 Of the estimated cost OF
$4,000. after the completion and ac-
ceptancc Of the project. The plans
were approved hy the federal road
bureau on March 10. and since that
time the work has been In the hands
Of the state hishway department.
The dollar sign, s il an abbrevia-
lion Of the Spanish word. peso
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-28
Railway Men Gladly
Accept Order
Calling OFF Strike
tconiinucd from Page one)

"| ||" Ill -
sheppard. president Of the oonduetors'
union. said.
'sThere were several factors which
contributed "a bring about a peaceful
settlement Of the controversy. notably
the promise Of the representative of
the railroads.. Mr.. Cuyier. before the
United States Railroad Labor Board.
90 the effect hat there would be no
arbitrary cancellation Of schedules
ami working conditions OF further re-
quests for waEc reductions except IN
the natural course OF events and after
due process. This means attempted
negotiation between the Representa-
tivss Of the men and the respective
lines or by collective effort. should
the latter be agreed upon and that
" failure to agree results. the quss-
lions would be referred 70 the board
for action in connection with the
boards announced procedure. We
learned OF this procedure for h first
time the day after the meeting in the
Coliseum II WINS fully explained 20
ali concerned by -ex-Govcrnor Hooper,
a member Of the labor board.
Another point became more evi-
dent from day to day and that wal
that the fight had drifted to a fight
between the b~rotherhoods and III,
r~ovrrnment." fH III.