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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
NEGRO KILLED IN DUEL
WITH POLICE OFFICER
Black. on Rampage, Shot by
Policeman in Rum
ming Fight.
Isrccial 70 Tho Tirncs.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE w. AUG.
ia running gun hght with ne
ero ras the experience OF Policeman
Cox who, with Policeman Russell
Greaver, was trying TO arrest Ross
Washington yesterday afternoon on
Third street. near the city gas houee
call for tn" police came from tina,
vicinity stating that negro man
was shooting up the street. and the
officers started for the scene Mr.
Greaver made detour in order 10 got
beyond the man. and when MIR. Cox
approached him he ran in the direc-
ton OF the coal dump. Cox started
Tin hoa pursuit 80 che negro. who took
another rout. and tried 10 enter a
h"use. but finding the policeman so
close on hls trail he s,opped and
opened FIRE on Cox. who in turn be-
gan shooting at him, one bullet en-
'ering the negro's left side. Wash
inGton crunpled In his tracks and
died soon after reaching the Cniver-
sity Hospital
Washington was classed by the po-
lice very disorderi" character
and tho fact that n. cmpticd every
chamber of a -caliber blue steel re-
voiver is evidence that he vas In :
dangerous mood officer Cox came
through the duel unhurt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
Take cen.u. Of w.r Veterans.

Ht'PEWEI.L Va. Aug. l3.-The
members OF tho local post. American
Legion. started to work in earnest
Yesterday In taking a census OF
every ex-service man and every
woman who served the country dur
my tn" World War. Tn. census is
expected 10 he completed in three
DAYS. and the local record will he
forwarded TO the state Headquarters
az the legion at Richmond. from
which place IL will go to Indian
apolis. where the compilation Of the
individual records ~ the $500 600
men and women who served their
country in the World war In already
under way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
NEGRO LEADS POLICE
IN A MERRY CHASE

PETERSBURG, VA. Aug. Ia
.ecil clarke. colored. was arrested
yesterday morning after a merry
,h"se through alleys and back lots
NY police officers. after he is alleged
10 have used Language toward =,
Young white woman Of ll.Iir,x
greet causing "A breach OF the
pace' His remark IL said TO have
zee" moro or less insulting. ana the.
!"uhs woman's brother ran after TN.
negro. who Was captured later h,.
De'echves Mckee and Avery. He
iorked IN pending n hearing he
iore Justic" Clements. tomorrow
morning. w"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
ARREST CAROLINE MAN
ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT

Special :" The Times Dispatch
NfoTSYLNANlA Va Aug Ia
clifton Parker. young man who 70.
'lh"s IN 'ar"lin. County charged
Win malicious assault with intent
40 XII. "as arrested YESTERDAY hv
Nh"rin 9 Garner. near Guinea STA
TON. on tn" Il F.. & i. Railroad and
placed In the county jail here 10
await III" action 81 The grand jnrv
II appears that tn" accused and
'Itr"nc" Coleman w"r. At work to-
s"th"r in tn" woods near tn. summit
station. In this county. when an al
'"rca ti"n took place between them,
NHring which Parker assaulted Cole
man With wooden club and struck
him violent blow on the head and
fractured his skull. which produced
blindness and destroyed tho mind nr
coleman. The as" will hs heard -
TN" oc'"h"r term az the Circuit, Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
BURGLAR HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM POLICE

ft.TERSRtRG. VA. Aug Il
burglars have conferred their at,o,.
ton on tho business section Of ,his
city and. accordingly the bars Of :,
rear window 81 James Y. Branch G.
60, Inc. ON Srca more Street, uere
sawed away this morning hetweep =,
ana o'clock. which resulted in ,wo
PISTOLS ana Slo in cash being stolen
Inc s'ore is located in tho husi
ness section and several persons
PASSING inc s'or" this morning saw
me negro at work. of'cer Pollard.
VINO was on the beat" respondnd
TO the call from an evewitncs. ana
attempted to apprehend the burglar
but ne made his escape through the
window. The officer nred at the nee-
Ing negro. who disappeared into the
darkness. No trace Of him had been
found this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14

-
AMM'NTrN. y ~ Aur Va
Two thousand l"u.l, men and
women young. middl"-np.d and Old
'Hi unif"rmIy romantic tud hvp"-
lul VIII h" drawn - trial sweet
h""ri- when thu 'rst -.~>i.u Of
""r.dS '"ur, - held here. u"Nt Nod
n">day ia ii.mm"ut"u'S very hist
ih"ai'r tn" ra'ac" rictur. iinus-
Tn" lonely ones ar. scattered
throughout IN. country. from Ham
m"ni"n to Fullerton. Cal. and small
citi"> IN oregon.
Tho love lottery j. IA" dircc, 70.
.ult Of a Local wid"w.r's deem
drawn sigh some weeks ago .hil.
>"llihc paeNas" 81 cigarettes to
" customer. that life Wouldn't ha
:" lonely II all tho widows ana
"id"w"rS were put into hat" aud
mated again. There arc an unuSu..
proportion ~ widows and widow
u Ham nnnton Therefore, IL u.S
proposed that all he invited Ia enter
'h"ir names in lottery. to he con
dnc'"d on strictly ai,ruisric prin-
ciples
As tho wires carried tn. s,nrv
broadcast. letters began To arr, -
from men and women in other SOC
'i"ns of tho country. EXPRESSING IN.
h"n' thsi IA" lottery wouldn't 10
restricted 10 tn" city limits OF liam
m"nt"n.
Sln'" th"n tn" "riEinatnrs az I'M.
lottery nave had l." mir" a S"cretsrv
!" handle tho correspondence ami
tn" business OF the growing enter
prise. Thomas *. Decker 90, Tho
job Then II h'tame necessary to
"nSar" a press agent "a suprlv in
formation I" newspapers whose re-
quests were taking belk~r's time
AWAY from MS work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
Petersburg to Halt Speeding.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug l3-Six
Speeders. seven DRINKS. one violaior
OF the prohibition law and one for
arriving an automobile while under
me influence of liquor will face Jus
nee Clements tomorrow morning In
me foiice Court. The police arc
DONG everything possible to break
up Inc speeding on various streets
or the city. There will also he tire.
cases OF assault to come up in court
tomorrow morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
FRANKLIN RAILWAY
SALE IS CONFIRMED
New Corporation WIN Operate Su.-
pended i.iue From Franklin To
pfttSSIynnI1

Special I" TN" Times Dispatch
bANNll.l.t:. VA. Aug l3-Judg"
+. NJ Dllard. At Rocky Mount. has
confirmed tn. sal. OF the Franklin
and rit;sNlvania Railway 10 a new
corporation. the Franklin and PittsyI-
ranta Company. with capital "
il"".o00. y T. Angle hid tho rail-
"ay In At public auction at si2.0oO.
cut creditors OF the road objected.
and the matter has since been In the
courts. The road joins the trunk
line Of tn. southern.
The frs, charter was granted in
SIS by sr"cial grant az tho Legs
lsturr. IN. road beginning operation
N 1850. Angle is president az the
concern. which proposes TO rc--stan-
lish service abandoned nearly a year
ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
Albert nom. .,nnc. pIc,.

fETERSRti'i. VA, Aug. ia-Al-
bert Hollis Jones, "a years old son
OF the lat. Edwin NJ Jones died
TINS morning at 1:lh o'clock A. the
residence NJ his sister Mrs Annie r.
lanes corner Rome and Dunior
streets. after an illness NJ three
weeks ~ scarlet fever. In addition
to Mrs. Ean"s. he is survived h,
three brothers. Leslie NJ. Edgar :
and William F.. Jones. all ~ re,ers.
burg. The funeral will hc held to.
morrow afternoon at 3:s0 o'clock a,
the grave In Elandford Cemetery
Rev. '. w. RarEima pastor Of Ne.
mortal Methodist Church. will con-
duct the services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
mig Dancc II, In Font club.

HOrEW ELL. VA. Aug. l2.-One Of
the biggest social events Of the sea-
son will be held at the Du Font Club
next Wednesday evening. when
Manager Ted Adams viii have the
Happy Six" orchestra to appear and
furnish the music for a dance. This
orchestra needs no Introduction to
th"s" who love good music. and Man
ger Adams expects large crowd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
MethodIsss Lose Poor Gom.

ft'TERSBtRG, VA. Aug. Ia.-Er.
TICK hapiist defeated Washington
street Methodist In "a one-sidcd gam.
yesterday afternoon hy tn. score Of
l" ]. rat l:ridSer. for Ettrick
"ri" Washington street hitless. and
"h'! lhr"c men reached first base
III """i'"h 4" iiridr"r's pitching. the
"''er lee" lures were the hitting oi
'"'.'er ana the h"lding OF c. Eancs
both OF Ettrick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14

Inv Assnciated rrcss.

SrEINGFIElD. MO. Aug lathe
st Louisiana san Francisco Railroad
bridge acrossthe Sac River near Ash
Grove. fifteen miles northwest OF
here. was dynamited tonight. The
hridg" is 400 feet long. United
states deputy marshalS from here
hay" zone to the scene.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14

HoPEWElL, VA. AUG lathe
ten-rounh bout scheduled to take
place on the evening Of Monday. An
gust 81 between Charlie Holman and
nd Lewis is expected TO he the big
gcst sporting event in the history
~ the city. Fete Nelson. fight pro-
moter. announces several good pre-
liminaries. The bout will he held
at the Du Font Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
Inv Enforcement ,.,eu. u.,,.

PETERSBURG. VA. AIE la-Thn
Law Enforcement League will meet
Tuesday night at the Second BAPTIST
church. AT which time Rev T. r.
VIM. II. n. pastor ~ tho Washing
ton street Methodist Church will he
tho principal speaker. The public IL
invited. and Dr. VIM is expected
e" HAY. an important message for
his audience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
Attend Meeting At Mckrnn.,.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. Ia
Several business men from here are
planning To attend tho hig meeting
I" he held nj Mckinney tomorrow
might. n, which time plans will he
discussed for the establishing of a
creamery. Farmers from Dinwiddie
and Brunswick will attend the meet
ing, and the various committees re-
Gently appointed to take a cattle
cenHs. are expected to make their
report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
81. Johns rr,m Market street,

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug lS-St
Johns defeated Market street Nestcr-
day afternoon by the score ~ to
y. Th"r" were manN fast PLAYS on
both sides. and the gam. came very
near going into extra innings !
Mann was in tn. boN for ST Johns
Will" spain pitched for Market
street Methodist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
nar,l.n WIN CIV. E,cur.ion.

HoFEW ELL. VA. Aug lathe
steamer Gratitude is expected IN
carry big crowd I" JamcEiown on
August IL. when the members Of the
First Baptist Church will have
'harEe OF the excursion and picnic
The members OF the sunday school
are doing everything in their power
% make the trip a complete eucc-ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
No Arrest. In Thirty-s,, uour~.

HoPFWElL. VA. Aug l2-Not an
arrest was made in H"p"wrll from
Saturday morning ny I" this after
noon. II is evident that Justice
Rlankenship will again lace a blank
docket tomorrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
nrnv-. Hwy I-irst-snrkcr.

BOSTON. Aug. IL Tho BOSTON
National i.cacu" baseball club to-
day announced tn. purchase al First
Raseman Henry. Of the New prlcan,
club. "f the Southern Association.
He will report here In September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-14
Heavy Rain. H,r,,n, 60.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. Ia
i1eapy rains continue TOT fan in this
.ecoon. and reports from country
uls.rlots are I" the effect that the
o.ops are practically being ruined,
.usns, the loss ri several-+theus.
The Bossier banner., 1922-07-20

@
ON the I'd day of January. 1928. and of each
subsequent year. the Tax Collector in and
for the Parish of BOssier shall begin to col
ss.. sN anu snaM collect as fast as possible,
associations OF persons and corporations
pursuing within Eossier Parish, Louisiana.
any trade. profession. vocation, calling or
business a license tax for the Parish eoual
in amount to the license tax tmposed for
the state by said .tct 2:s3 of 1920. and
sfad.'atrd IN accordance with the terms and
PROVISIONS or ssid net.
=, ses. W -. =. he tnrtner ordained, etc. That
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g, f.,,I 81 - 81. neNua "uopteN
f,.,1. ~ .s ."'r 49,. -. " ..ls Vlui"anee as
'. -. az A'o1l'o'a.ee he.n.
cec :. ne y Iurtner ORDAINED. etc. That
.n p'iof oruihahees IN conhlct herewith are
HEREBY relf'aied, reserving TO the Tax Col
Il Eel. or any party IN interest any and all
,lsh.s nelt'oiore accfuihg uhacr any slmi-
"a, ~ "rs'lance neretoIore IN erect
mus uone ana passed. IN open ana rrsu-
SAT- session' ON TINS, the lith DAY OF July,
=. -. w.. " I. MAYS, President
&. ioiiee Jury, bossier Parish, Louisiana.
n. B. HILL. Clerk Police, Jury.
r,,. ,,,,o,,
BIZ Mr.. n. +. McIlade' inlv s.co,,a,, ~ nv NJ
MnDourn' upon vote, was unanimously
adopted -
AN oiSDiN-NN'E
n n IL. ksv tpH ypx.o< n k-S-k
The Bossier banner., 1922-07-20
AN ORDINANCE

Leyying :s-mill tax in Road District No. 3.
as created In the Parish of Bossier. Lou
1siana. for the year 1922.
BE- 1t ordained by the Police Jury Of Bos-
sier Parish. Louisiana. in regular and legal
session convened, That n special tax Of :,
mills on the dollar of the assessed valuation
OF all property assessed in Road District
No. ) bc and the same il hereby levied on
all the assesssble property in said district
Tor the year 1922, for the purpose of paying
q portion. or pro rata. of the bonded in
debtedness. with interest thereon, of said
district for one year, which bonds were
voted in said district, as shown by returns
OF election held therein and duly promul-
gated by the Police Jury OF Rossicr Parish.
incurring such Indebtedness and th. .Asst,s
sor for BOssier Parish In hereby ordered TO
extend the said :,-mill tax against ali the
property located and asscssslblc in said Road
district No. ;, ROssicr Parish, Louisiana.
Tor the year 1922. and the Tax Collector for
bossier Parish, Louisiana. Is instructed to
collect same go
Done and signed officially this. July II.
192c. :
Police Jury, Bossier Parish. Louisiana.
X. b. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
Mr.. Mays, President Of the Police Jury.
explained to the body that he felt thnt as 4
mater Of business, and of good business
methods, the Police Jury at this time should
order the hooks of the Parish Treasnrpr
audited, but, after discussion, same M.iny
put to vote, it was decided by vote that
same would be dispensed with for the
present
The Clerk for the Police Jury exnlainefl
that he had received from the louisiana
HIGHWAY Commission a copy Of a r,selutfon
Wnich the said commission desired the po
nee Jury to pass and adopt, which resolu-
tion authorized and Instructed the Presi-
drnf to place, or transfer. to the credit Of
the Louisiana Highway Commission x1S.e75
OF the funds Of Road District No. In some
b;ank. Tor the construction Of the Rossicr
Sfy-Nin0ck and Bossier City-Minflcn high
ways. as per project No S4a. Ii was the
unanimous opinion of the Police Jury that
this hc not done for the present. and that
snch action would be deferred. and the
Clerk for the Police Jury was requested 10
write the Highway Commission and axcer-
ram from said commission, or any author
ty--the District Attorney or Attorney f;en.
erni--what thr duty Is and who should bear
the expense of the reconstruction and re.
surfacfng of the permanent hichways now
constructed In the state, and especially
those of Bossier Parrish
The hour having arrived for opening bids
Tor the fiscal agency for the Parish Of Hos
sier Tor the two years following. the follow
ing bids. having been received. were duly
opened and read In open session, fo-rit.
teoReiMded 0n Paye F0Mrl
The Bossier banner., 1922-07-20

HINES, Est. Hattie-The ELI of nw II -
swA OF neA Of sec 20, tp II, rne IT,
12O acres. Taxes, $13.4O; interest -
cost to be added.
JACKSON, Sallie-The swA Of sell a. -.
tp 18, rng 12-4O acres Taxes. ~ M.
interest and cost to be added,
SIBLEY, ]. R.-The nwA Of nvH a. =.
IA. tip 16. rng II, and ncA Of sWK "a
nwA of seA of sec "a, tp ia. rnr IL.
lis acres. Taxes, $16.75; interest ssd
cost to ie added. "a
THOMASON-LEWlS Lumber C0.-Infa s
and of block 4, Princeton, and 80 aerr. !.
in secs 81 Qnd 81, tp 10, rng II, north n
L. and A. Railroad Company, ana IN.
provements. Taxes, $918.21; interest and
cost to be added.
WILLIAMS, Henry-The neA Of peH n
sec !. tp II, rng 11-4O acres. Taxe1
$8.O4: interest and cost to be addad
Of seA Of sec IL and swA Of swK of see
IL, tp Is, rng 11-SO acres. Tara
N2.O0: interest and cost to be ADDED.
WILLIAMS, Est. Charlie - The swK 4
sw and south 80 acres OF NV " of swK
OF sec %. tp II, rng 11-7O acres. Taxss
1888; interest and cost to be added
WILLIAMS, Celia-The nwA OF seK -
VIZ Of neA Of seA OF sec 10, tp IL. r.
Ii 90 acres. Taxes, $15.22; intercR
and cost to be added.
WIMBISH, Jack-The neA OF seH u aex
IL. tp II, rng 11-4O acres. T.rrs :.
$S5.76; interest and cost to be adLard
WILLIS, ]. G.-The neA OF swN. alse 20.
third interest In the seA Of neN. neR
OF neA swA OF neA and swA of NJ
OF sec 20 (less 10 acres held IN fndlviSws
by 81 Williams, sr.-5O, ~ of swN {lest
acresD Of sec 25, VIZ of neA Of see 6.
eh of seA Of sec q, e V OF mel II elc
"a. VII Of neA OF see 80, ny q ~
and nwA Of SEX Of sec SO and NJ 4
neA and sc Y of mel Of see ~. IL II.
rng 11-719 acres. Taxes, S576 iBt,rvet
and cost to be added.
NONREsYDENTs
Ayrps rhon..s M. .-. : = !. III, Il. -
=. 30 -,, c ac = ~ W e y -
tn,,rs. -. =" ~ "eies :, l@Aess Sueos
pINEs traar. nhs,,.., - - M. auues. 81
al ~ MI ana 81 - VI 3 Il
4 "I1 10 :" q =. ne -. 9 - y - ~ - ~,
sp.a. -, -. sou Z. asIes. .aAsA sassse'
pRsNIn'N Ts..sa - - ~ = ~ 49, y z. 81,
ar., =. ,f ~ ~ - I Se ~ s IS "a
rr- a. 800 - 70 J. = - ~ - - -
and cost - ~ aaa,s 4o'eS
ppvsNn, s,,..s,, n.a.,. , 8. - s.. Z
~ ~ ,MM - - 81 y. - - go Z. I
acros r.~a. q e 70. ,.tast - ~ ~ - q
-. .S.,,.a 49, y 'A.sAest So g -
| raGE s..,.. = -
| ard ~ - ~ - sT : = =. 3 y rss ~ u {
IN ,a rnr ,iVan - onros ~ = ~ = Il s..
interest and cost to be added.
HOGAN, Willian-The VIZ OF ri w "
nwA and n " Of swA OF sec 10, 6 l4
rng 10-75 acres Taxes, $0.22 in1zt1t
! and cost to be added.
| MAYERS. J. w. and Mrs. CAthefile Snlds
| The sh of neA and nh Of ~ 4
| sec II, tp 16, rng 11-16O acres. xhxe4
$335D: interest and cost to be added.
MONROE, Eliza-47 acres in the neN q
| sec 10, tp II, rng 11-from Marcos BalL
Taxes, $4.69; interest and cot y he
| added.
| MURFF, Est. N. B.-The ely Of seA u ~
! 16. tp II, rng 11-SO acres. Taxes 44So;
| interest and cost to be added.
ROSCOE, X. B.-The ne u OF swN h ~
/ IL ana " ~ OF NV VI OF see IA, tp IL III
The Bossier banner., 1922-07-20
NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDITOR.
Once Of State TGs Collector,
Renfon L0N{a{a0a. 8

O0lce Of State TGs Coliecfef,
BcNfoH, Lesisisss.
In conformity with Section 63 OF Act y e e
the Acts Of 1888, and subsequent laws
Louisiana, notice Is hereby given to al Pc.
sons holding mortgages upon real eeAW
located In the Parish Of Bossier, 6tate q 9
Louisiana, upon which taxes for - -
1921 have not been paid, that win eean
the sale Of same Mt the front door q tns
Court House, In the town Of Bentsl. -,
on Saturday, August 26, 1922, and snst
number Of pieces Of property 50 denn9s
are now being advertised In the
Banner, In conformity with the hu,
atory to such sale. The attention os noE
gage creditors Is especially called - 49,
advertisement of tax sales, and they .N
warned to take such steps prior to the ~. -
as may be necessary to protect their IlsssN
J. r. ABAIE
Sheriff and er-o0icio Tax Collector De
sier Parish, Louisiana.
July ~, 1922. Iaug 2Il
The Bossier banner., 1922-07-20

GENERAL. FUSD-REcsIPTs. -
rsra sr npsa ta1h ns mills -----------
Nses sess sssd % N
sss.: Il dsi s..ss. ss'siy q
Ssrtseste @ 1000 g
1Pt @ Jul eoeso
Total receipt.
D,spursExrsrs
sssssss: % .s sss 'na ss Jan
sSss!'s E: ; @
S;;' t. ss;.: !; s' s:ss :is
s$s;I p:'ss 'sss'
5s:'st ass%:s IS; 1.lszs --
d ;nsi asves sas as ns ss 7z5s
$;!:;: s;i s;:|;;, is.s; e S' 5ss
Ssss: 5 a;a,1a :";ss a,0,
s$s: 3:;s; sssis 'Sss
!: is:ss :s s====-= $s$ 8
&ssssSssn ssssasss "spsassss pSss eis iss g Sc
Total disbursements -F'7ss4 81
DISTRICT o1-REcElrrs
Balance hand Jan , s22
s::;s.:s.s sss ''Ss@ s. =
ss as;, os1e1zz1lsrs
S::.ss :s$ 4 hand June . !ss s$ g
disbursements ----------- - = = - sesoo o5
DISTRICT No So2-rscEurs
Interest on daily balance s. 70
DlspursrnryTs
M
ROAD DISTRICT No. a-REcElPTs.
District s-------------------
Maintenance, of ,o.a. D,ssrHsnnEsrs 1907 },
SsH"sss @s hand 80 asis asis ss ss
semcnh-- s361o
ASSESSORS SALARY FrND-REcEIPTs. sss
Balance
--------
Total receipts ss4o
.Ps.ss ss s a 1875 1885 ss %s
Balance
CLERKS SALARY F1ND-REcErPTs.
Ia haiansc ro on aIan hand lam l; !; III $.
~ 9 ID W
s.,...n. DIsBURsEMEyTs.
Refund Of advance
Balance on hand
sFERIFFs SALARY FI.NI-REcEIr7s e.
Fees ands ndscs------------------
Salary 500
Interest @ erma 1913 e
s,,.rv :, s,~ DisBURsEhEyTs
?oai 9oai g
Balance i79 7o9 So
submitted.
Mrs. A. H. WHlrrlScros,
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COFFEE, A. 1.-The ne " OF seA of see "a
and VIZ Of nwA, neN Of swH, nwH Of
seA and WIZ Of swA OF see So, tp u,
rng IL. and lots 3 and & of sec III IN %
rng 11-353 acrcs Taxes, $3O.21; inter-
est and cost to be added.
CARTER. John--The nwA Of sw n Of sec
1S, tp n, rng 11-4O acres, Taxes.
$3.42; interest and cost to be added.
EAIyERY. r.. R.-The xeH of neK ~ sne
., tp 20, rng 11--4O acres. Taxes, 81. AZ !;
interest and cost to be added. !.
OLIVER, &. w.--The mel * swH OF sec
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SORRELL. Lille c.-Lots /, 2, 3, 8, Z, 8
and 10 Of lot 10. north Of ", s. and p !;
lot OF lot 9, lot OF lot II, lot OF lot
6, lots 1, 3, ), 6. Z, 8, 8 and 10 Of IL ~
acre tract; also a lot in Stoekwell Subdi-
vision, between Wyche and Colquitt
streets, and east of Second Street, in sec
80, tp 49, rng IL. Taxes, $50 25 interest
and cost to be added.
STEWART, d. w. and e. L. Lot 15 Of
block 2, Mccormick Annex Bossicr City
tbeing fully described IN volume A, page
4761. Taxes. $5.15; interest and cost to
be added.
TROMBETT0, Joe-I4ot ) of block 8, Hun
ter Subdivision, Bossicr City. Taxes,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-22
SAVED HER PENCIL SUPPLY
Extremely Masculine Once Force
SHE'D on Busy stenscraphsr's
Shade Of Delicate Lavender. N{

Part OF every morning In the Busy
stenographer,s life Went toward col
Iecting her precious pencils from
everybody else's desk. OF course she
never could prove these really were
her own. The big fact was that at
the end Of the day her supply was
always NIL.
Feminine Wit met the problem. OF
course the men In her ONCE classed
themselves as vsry masculine went
In for striped neckties and checked
suits, scorned tea rooms for lunch, but
knew every chop house within q
score Of blocks-real men stun, you
know. ~ IN Ell 3D.:
One morning the Busy Stenographer
came In with a 10 package Of pen
els, She sharpsned them carefully
and laid them in readiness on her desk.
The day sped by. Her pencils wers
borrowed-but returned. From the
1ar and Of thessofics the ofics boy
came during the afternoon. Hey. Miss
Blank. Isn't this one Of your pencilsi
I thought you might be. lookin' fer itf'
At the close Of the day the supply
was still intact. The color Of the
wood was delicateg lavender.-Pitts-
burgh Dispatch.