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ericsson SPRINGs


CRESSON SPRINGS,
OPENS JUNE 26TH 1884
1t is located the table land at the top of the Ale
gheny Mountains. and surrounded by hand Ia
some park of magnificent forest trees. vEA1
The grounds cover an area of 500 acres Its l..hE
accessibility pure air pure water freedom from malaria
hes mosquitoes and insects of all kinds render it
OF the most desirable resorts in the United States.
Parlor and sleeping through from all promi.
nent points, without change the best constructed
equipped and managed railroad In the world.
special lowrate round "trip ticket good for the sea-
son. with attached good for days board at
the Mountain House which will be edited to account
OF guests will be sold by the Pennsylvania Railroad
from all principal points
For circulars and terms address,
w. r. DUNHAM. Superintendent
The celebrated Logan House. Altoona. Pa. is also
under Mr. Dunhams management.
Mr. Chas. B. Fl her. Assistant Superintendent will be
at W1LIARDS on the 22d day of May. from 10 o'clock
m. to O'Clock pm, to show dagr- engage rooms,
and give any information needed myl0- D. tn tn 26t
st CHARLES. ATLANTIC CIT. OCEAN END OF
Gas throughout. Quests by q A RR. vCA4
will leave cars at United States Hotel Henry le:W4
Wortton. Assistant: Jonah Wootton Proprietor.
my10-st ham
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
1hefollowing are the opening and 8 p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, sac 18th street:
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DROPOSALS FOR LUMBER
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTS, }
WASHINGTON. D. c. May l4th I884}
Sealed proposals for furnishing and Delivering about
lsO eco feet N. Of Pine Timber and Lumber at the
site OF the Building for the State and Navy Depart
ents IN ths city will Be received ct this office until
1M MEEgE O'CLOCK NJ. ON SATURDAY, MAY
thereafter in presence Of bidders
Specifications, general instructions to bdders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished to regular
dealers In lumber on application to this office
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY.
myl4-6t Colonel Corps of En1ineern
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About O'Clock this morning the pun,,s NJ she
Baltimore Manual Training school, over ninety IN
number, arrived here by the b. and p railroad
and, disembark1ng near the navy yard, spent some
time In viewing the works there after which they
visited the bureau OF engraving and printing the
Capitol and other public buildings
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SUMNER HomEs.

p,eciatng the difficulty experienced by residents In
have compiled and now have ready for dstribution
circular giving hotels and boarding houses located
month: also rates for Communication tickets for summer
travel Three daily trains now running on main
division aordng facilities for travel to and from wash
call at Virginia Midland Office COL Pennsvvana avenue
my12-lm
RRExTON VILLA. CAPE MAY-sPLENDID OCEAN
- view; fifty yards from beach: all modern conven
fences: S10te $lS per week. Address Mrs J. A MYERS
Bre1ton, Park avenue. Baltimore. Md. myl2-3m
ORKNEY SPRINGS, a, "A
sHENAND0Au COI1NTx, 1r1nn1H1A IEiHE
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THE SIAMEsE EMBASSY VIII leave Washington this
evening for New York, where they Will remain for
several days
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DROPOSALS FOX STATIONERY
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ May 6. 1884
Sealed proposals will be received at this department
until II o'clock NJ THURSDAY, June 5, 1884, for fur
nlsIng stationery for the Department Interior
during the fiscal year ending june go 1885
Blapk forms Of proposals showing the items and est
mated quantities required together with circular relat
ing thereto. will be furnished application this
Iartment.
Proposals must be addressed the Secretary of the
Interior and endorsed the envelope Proposals for
Stationery
No contract will he awarded under this advertisement
until appropriation shall have been made by Congress
for the purchase Of the stationery required
ny91317,2l.A.2S H. M. TELLER Secretary.
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

For uc,,ons See serenth Paoe.l
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
BLOCKS


Two hundred feet front 18th north OF Scott
Circle contain pg 0U0 feet: 10 streets
Three hundred and eixhty feet front on New Hamp-
shire ave. north Of Dupont Circle containing 1900
One hundred and forty feet front on New Hampshire
bS.u md
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

Notice ioCattlemen

A. m.~sinF ~ "a esstls uuv~rsot c.
ira Ae~ asxlnu - ~scoIro. ~ enth~ -
qas. ). n. 90 ~ - ans ana days q kprl.
lstt. an ofEnutratinu So pe.trrtsd. o. D.
known - tn -r~uuai zee nralep Catfis
uro~sr. Assacisfior iur ne prvt~etioa u
Ecunaialo and e~natlxuous eouffU
The lollnw ma E~Fauus signed the cumHtits
than and b. iass - msmber 81 The asaeri
10 White. rresideuL - lpans.
"a fest. Nlec fre= ~ hyie.
y u~riaurhter. 1u~Eusthouta.
J " Virgin. ~ neduck.
a Mnmtnya A SouA. NnuhFrs.
Ngmvsan, aB Slaughter
" : Hopeweu. DC cantgen.
Floyd Jarrett. - rANatr.
john " Terry. Alien hnErrss
Il n Atkinson. RI niahop.
J u ladtfUf. tseo smith
WIN v Tuftis. Jno Aiisy.
9 l. Rrooks. AVA hsyuA.
W 4 uufun. " N uulNfK.
n W browne, Mn nowman,
THEM. -tfnson.
= > MeIean. An Coddington,
uT&LM BROWN. ~ ha.ye,
Milo 4 smith. RIP brown.
eNBiarkweN, MAJ fuust.
Edwy4 y tpchor, " : Moore.
} 4 nnahy. Chns Eeiler.
, W CraNlard. Up bradley.
WrHy a Irwin. rantfHro BHca.
Waite &. Maunon. Charles W Lewis.
Geo n pradt. Henry Did,
& W kennedy, " VI Mcclellan,
IT. TraEk, IL White,
& NJ Mansel.
other persons owning or controlling cattle
and who desire - receive the benefits OF the
protection offered by this association, are re
0ucsted O. make written application "a Tie
secretary ini membership.
TIE association uhei a reward Of F@A TOT
the arrest aHd conviction OF AM person steal
iug or running on seattlo. horses or mules he
longing TO any member ni the association.
or a more than one person l. Implicated n
the same odeuso, a further reward OF $50 Tor
each additional arrest and conviction VI eT
the ufs. The association ulso unefs a re-
ward Of 500 for the Arrest and conviction OF
any person CT persons for setting IRE % or
burning. ur uttemptinEt Go bu n the grass nom
any range used b any M mlet % the Asso
| citation. Tho association offers u reward Of
500 tor the arrest and conviction OF any per
son or persons ioF killing cattle and not pre-
serving the hides for inspection ~ required
by the Law
G.. 4. HRooKs, secretary,
Aprlswt Postofice Address, socorro. \. N.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
The Townsite Question.

-
Chloride Is somewhat agitated over
the matter of securing title TO the
tOwnsite anC the latest move in the
matter is the circulation Of Il petition
asking j. NJ. Young. an entire stranger
In this community. to act as attorney
for the town in securing title through
the probate judge. The petition was
circulated secretly, all manner of mis-,
representations were resurted to to Sc
cure signers and every name possible
no matter where its owner hailed from
was taken. Some seventy signatures
were thus secured and then Austin
Crawford and Tom Evans went before
Judge Holmes and swore that the list
comprised n majority of the citizens of
Chloride.
About the middle of January last
there was II public meeting of the citi-
zens of Chloride called and a committee
was appointed to see about the town
site entry business. This committee
found that there was considerable ex.
pense attendant upon the work, that
the probate judge OF Socorro county
being "a native not familiar with such
work could not be depended upon to
act alone in the matter and that some
body else would have to do the attorney
work. The committee debated the best
means of accomplishing this end and
concluded that the only way to do 1t
was to have somebody take the job,
put up the funds and have each lot
claimant pay so much for his deed.
When the committee concluded to re-
port they called a public meeting by
publication in the BLACK RANGE and
ut this meeting held at the school house
and attended by most of the people in.
terested III the matter. the subject was
discussed aud V. b. Beckett selected,
with unanimous voice 10 make the
proof on the townsite for $3.50 per lot
from the lot claimants of the town.
He agreeing to fight the contest here
tofore mentioned ard to furnish to the
town title TO all lots or parcel of lands
embraced within its limits free of cost.
j. NJ. Young attended that meeting and
with the Others there pledged himself
TO stand by MIR. Beckett In the contest,
and Austin Crawford expressed his
willingness to pay a citizen OF Chloride
u little mora than BIZ, would u ~non-rssi-
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
500 REWARD
$3.50 REWARD
siOO REV ARDl

The Central New Mexico Cattle Growers
Associn ion. through their executive com
mittue offers n reward OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest aud conviction of any person
Illegally driving of, selling or otherwise
di-posing of any cattle, horses or mules DC
long ng a. or Legally Controlled by any mem
b I of this association or II mort than one
person Is implicated IN the ofense, n turther
reward If
THO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
For each subseauent arrest and conviction;
the money 60 Ice paid when proof of convic'
ton n made, which proof must be
list, A ertiheate from the district Judge by
whom sentence was passed
eud, That the party or parties were conNic'
ted for the theft of cattle. horses or mules
belonging TO "A member or members o. TINS
association
Also u reward of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
To any person securing the arrest and con
victiou of any person or persons Tor setting
fire To or burning. or attempting 10 burn Tue
grass from any range used by any member
OF tliu association.
Also n reward OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction of any per.
son or persons for killing cattle and not pre-
serving the hides for inspection as required
by law.
No reward shall be paid to any member of
the association.
Names OF executive committee:
W & %Hruton, Alpx ROgers,
| Geo SIdith, Dt hito,
u @ Cantwell, Edward Fest,
\ t~,rayson, l. brooks,
j A ~Stinson, VII Hulvey,
For further information address the secre'
apilswiy &. l.. BROOKS. Secretary.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
1890 R~ECOMPENSA!
1880 |RECOMPENSAl
$500 R~ECOMPENSAi

La nssoclacinn de Criadores de Canada
yacuno de Nuevo MejicauO Central por med
O de "a Comision Executive, otreee una re-
cOmpehsa dc,
QuINIETOs PESOS
Por Ell arresto y conviction dc caulqmera
persona que ileghimente arres, Vendu, dc
otrn mnuera disponga do cualquiere RESIDES
tia. @ mula que pertcnesca, q sea proplo dad
de cunlqucr miembre dc esta asocih'
cion, y Ell easo uue meas ue una persona
.ean imnlicndns en- Ia misma otensa, otrh
rccomptnsa ddicional de,
DOS CIENTOs CINCUENTA PESOS
Sierra dada por cada persona arrestada Y con-
victndn suhsequentcnente. u dinero aera
euandO pruobas tie TAI Z Viccloh
senn dadns; dichn prushus concistan de
lrn, Una cirtificado del Juc2 dc Districto
nor auien Ia sentcncia iue dadn
edo, Que tai persona % persons tuerOn con
yirtadus por robo de reSea pcstius o NUNS
pertcientes n algun miumhro q miombfos DC
esta nsociacion.
TumbieE n ~rcconpensa dc
DOS CIENTos ClNCUENTA PESOS
sern dada n cualauiera persona que de arres-
20 dju y Couiiceiun de cunlquiera persona
ne sona- que prendan q quemen o hdRHn .
gun at.n ado de quemar el zacnte de cuhl
xuipr sierra usada como past o por euhl
quinra mieInbro do esta Ascot. cion'
AMAs UNA RECOMPENsA DE Glen PESOS
sera pagada por el arresto y conviction d.
cualquiOra persona o p~ersonas que mat
rpses v no guatde los cucros para ser insptc
tados, segun 10 requiere la Ley
kiieubfo recumpensa d ada aninRun micm
bro de la association
Hombres do Ia comision executive
" q nruton, Alex Rogers
Geo smith, White,
nc Cnntwell, Edward Fest,
n Grayzon, w II Hurley.
i A ~stinson. al Il ooks,
POI MAJ iniormscion d%irijanse a
GIL. Brooks, s~eoritarto,
aprlsyl sUcorro, n. Al.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
Mining Application No. 2o4,
U.s.. A X orFIcK,


LAS CRUCES, n. NJ Feb. 18th, 1854 I
NOTICE IL hereby given that John Paul
v and ID. u. Mcmillan by their attorney
in fact VIM. II. Moore. whose postofice ad'
dress IL Chloride, sucorro County. New Mex.
loo, has made application Tor y tent lfsO
linear feet of the Woods lode bearing copper
and silver with surface ground averaging
hl3.5 In width situated in Apache mining us.
trict, county of Socorro and territory OF
New Mexico and described In the plats
aud field notes on hle In this Office as follows,
Is ginning ut the north cor No. | an oak
post set in ground - ~ and secured by e.
monument OF stone ~ II IN diameter ~ tue
b ,se aid .. feet high and branded IN Cot
W" it being the same ms tile Gust cor NO. ] OF
the Colossal lode from which war u deg 70
min ~. The highest point of locks on tor
of HHgun's Peak Is located n u doE " mn.
W 2aO7 feet, also II monument OF stone ioeateu
| on top of n large and conical shaped poinf
of rocks 5 W at Ilngan's Peak bears \ % ooK
| 81 min W 1888 It.
Thence ! % deg 90 min W $50 feet TO the
west cor No. 9 AN oak post . ms by.tS ieet
long set in mound OF tone I II In diameter
at tile base and % feet high, ana branded
Nv cor wit being the came coras tho soutn
cor No 1 of the Colossal lode.
Thence from said cor No. 81 deg ~ min
2T0 feet To the conter of the south FORK OF
the Cuchillo Negro Greek, lato feet 10 inc
south cor No. 3 "a cedar post I ms ny ~ Zee.
long, set In ground ] loot ana anu sseutsp
by d mound OF stone and earth I It In diane.
ter at the base and ~ q high ana branded
8 cor W..
Thence n 81 deg &c min ei7b feet 30 the east
cor No n pinon post ~ ms by5h II long set
TX feet In ground and secured by Il mound oil
et.rth and stone feet In diameter ut theeAse
and 3 feet high and marked Y cor W thence
n 81 deg 50 min " 800 feet 10 south fork OF ths
said Cuchiilo Negro creek itTl.9 feet = ths
place OF beginning.
Connection of survey Tho north cor No
Is located ; 10 deg q tnin c 1901 feet from the
United States locating mouunent NO sRiu
monument being the highest point OF roct
In place ON the extreme south sideof I'M
apex of Hagan's peak and u marked by NJ
iron pin set into It's highest point aud by tht
initials u 5 No ., said monument Is loca
ted ~ deg ~ min W 81 teet from the center 81
u stone monuments 6 feet IN diameter nc thu
: base and 6 feet high also located on top O
said fIagan's
. said claim contains 1886 acres. and is rs
corded In book ] at page 66 OF the mininl
I cords OF Socorro county y VI. INT Colos
sai lode Joins the said Woods lode upon ca
north.
Any and all persons claiming adverssl
, any portion of said Woods minieg claim ar
r%eGnired to file their adverse claims with IN
r gister of the o.. S. land Office ut Las Cruoe
n NJ. during the sixty days publication here
) of or they viii be barred by the provision {
= the statute.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
1850 REWARD.
nz59 REWARD.

The Central Now Mexico Cattle Growers
Association, through their executive com
mittue, uHufs a fouHfu ui
ftNE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Dor the apprehension and conviction Of
Italy and Gus White, alias Gu Moore. tor
the illegal branding and stealing Of cattle
belonging 20 the association. more especially
the : q and 4 Y 4 brands ct cattle.
The above reward of 500 will be paid for
the arrest aud conviction OF either Italy
or gn- White, nliRz Gus Moore. and the add.
tionalr reward of $3.50 will be- paid tor the con.
yiction of both parties ior the above named
uiense.
Names of Executive committee:
" & Hrutan, Alex kngsrs,
tee smith. . Mhits,
pc CAntwell, Edward fest,
\ gfaVsou. & l. Brooks,
j A Stiu.on, " II iuivcy.
For further information address the secre'
tary At socorrO, \. NJ.
ApflsWl q. l.. BROoKS SECRETARY.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

expocis csep bridg- On the Rio Grande
from IL meuth 10 he source 10 80 with
The nooda month az - henee.
An aci Of the recent legislature re-
dsoei the te allowed the probate judge
fur signing deeds IN iowusile eases
% one dollar irrespective n the
number ~ acres q land emhrac-
81 "a the tOwusits entry. When
kobertson'S pettifogger learned tins he
straghtway concluded 70 pose as a pub.
he henefacior by agreeing 10 do the at
torney work IN the Chloride townsiie
entry for twodollars n lot less than had
been contracted for heretofore How
ever his strikers neglected to mention
10 the signeIs Of the petitions hcw the
reduction came about.
Ed Magner came down from the
Black knight Monday. lie has been
asserting the ore dump. lie 5 only
awaiting the action Of hts partner. Mr..
Vance. to know what he will dc on the
property. Ed SAYS he will take a de.
velopment lease ON the properly and
take his chances on the ore to pay lis
way. such an arrangement would be-
good for his partner and good for Ed
too. II he is not mistaken in the pro-
perty. But I'd has yuod faith In the
Black knight and some OF the ore be
has taken out warrants his belief. The
RANGE would like 4 see Ed strike II
bic. FOR be is a man that deserves FIRST
class luck.
While at Hillsboro tho editor Of the
RANGE saw a letter written by Robert.
sons pettifogger to the probate Judge
Of Sierra county stating that the PEG.
pie of Chloride were tired OF the in.
efficient manner IN which the business
of getting title TO the townsite of Chic
ride was being conducted and that he
Ohe pettifogger) would call a meeting
of the citizens and get the business
transferred to his own hands, provided
that the probate judge would sign the
deeds for $3.50 per lot. The %pettlfogger
desired that his letter he kept conf
Dental. Mr.. Donahoe the probate
Judge, who is a gentleman, said that he
did not do public business in a conf
Dental manner, but that the late en-
actment had reduced the judges fee in
such matters TO one dollar per lot
Did his strikers tell you this2
Work on the Silver Monument is
progressing quite satisfactory TO the
superintendent, Mr.. T. l.. Drake. lie
is the right sort OF "A man to have in
charge Of a property. This is the sec
ond hitch he has had on the Silver
Monument. He put up money for Won
Wendt IN the first deal. aud as he got
swdmped IN that transaction It will be
very gratifying to our people here to
know that he will come out ahead in
this deal. being in the right sort of
company. Mr., Drake is making a
camp of friends here. He is a straight
forward. active pushing man, and will
do our camp good. He is putting the
mine in shape for extensive work and
will soon have it down to business
where it will make a record for itself.
He is having survey made for patent.
Mcbride is building the road, and
everything assumes a business air in
connection with the Monument. MIR.
Drake say3 the more he sees of the
Monument the more he is convinced
of the wisdom of the purchase of the
property.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

Founssly o. New york Ciiy. Who has
been located for the past war In sapor'
70. = masking = ton of thls scton o.
the Territory. Those In need of the
services q = frsi-elass DENTIST viii
give DIR. Merrill an early call lie will
remain only a few days a. the Chloride
hotel
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
RIDs on BUSINESS.
Rotiee of Contest


4. Il Ltsp OFFICE,
Las cuuCEs. \. A.. April "a IN
ramplnint having been entcrrd NJ this
nnlcs ~ Willis A. nursett against WIN. Nc
Duuald Tor ~ahauduning his homestead entrl
No. SO, dated November glth. ~. upon tht
sknN aud n kEN srostpt r 10 "
Ia ~urorfu county NeN NeNico. Wlta n Wee
% the cancsll stion uf said eufy the aaic
partiHs art hereby 90 uppsuf AZ
the onlue 81 ". ". Wilson. az beaver, y. NJ.
ON the ard day Of June. is,i. ~ 10 o'ciuck a
m. 20 respsnd and furnish testimony con
corning sid alleged auandoumgut
JoHS acfir. Register.
Maya J. ". ~nEkfEi. kccois 81.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
a Los DuenOs de Canada
NaCunO.

En- iunta tenida por los "Creadores dc Ca
nado Nacuno De Nucvu Meiico Central" en-
81 socorro, y. NJ, en- los dias %. - % dc
Marro, de 1css, y en- Albuquerque. n. d., en-
los dias lro ) Edo, dc Ahril, de 1854. una otga
n~iznciou tue iOrmain con al nombfe de La
Association de Creadures de Canada Nacuno
de Nuevo Nj iico Central" con ell nm de pro.
teier los iutcrcses de Canada Vacuum de los
condados de socorro, Valencia y Bernalillo,
luuares contiguos.
Las Personals siguentes han hrmado Ia con
stituciOn y reglRs como miembros dc In Asos
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
Dissolution Notice

NOTICE Il hereby given that the late tru cs
~ Dnlgiish A Piemmnus dotng huriuses az
uermoaa, n. ", Is this day jissglssG ~
mutual copscrt, i @. Piemnone Nn oor'
tinue the buataess ccIertinR all ncduntsnns
paving all debts. - JAMES d ALSLish.
. Apr. If 3w j. @. rLryacrGa
= Hermosa, y. MOI arru Tth, ies
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

P~residente, DFWhite,S Johns,
Vice prps. Ef Fest. DC Kyle,
W slaughter j Noseboom,
J Virgin, samuel \ Dedrick,
r Muutoya 4 Sons ts Roberts,
Gray=on, Jno y Slaughter.
" ; Hopewell. DCCuutwell,
Floyd Jarrett, Jno j snyder,
John W Terry, Alex Rogers,
II NJ Atkinson, Ri bishop,
j b Lndcrer, Geo smith.
VIM futile, Juo Alley
q l. Brooks, AVA AbcytiA.
W G Brutou. w " liulvey,
" Browne, NJ Il Bowman,
IT, Terry, j 4 Sttnson,
Ell Mclean, Aw C~oduington.
HTSL brown, ~ Basye.
Milo 4 Smith, PBrown,
en- Blackwcll, Max Frost,
Ddwyn y Opener, w sMooro.
| &c Tiffany, Chas Liegor,
J " Crawford, Up Bradley,
Wray & Irwin, santiago Bnca,.
Walter q Marmon, Charles W Lewis.
| Geo II Prndt, Henry Dold,
Charles W Kennedy, W NJ Mcclellan,
r. Trnsk. II q White,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

" NJ hdhttilf
Otra- persouas que tengnd le@es propiasc
Il SUI cargo, y que deseen toner ell benefcio do
la prot, ccton ofrecida por esta Asoctacton,
son suplicadas de hacer sus aplicacioncs por
~esnritas y ~presentarias al secretario para
hncersc miembros.
La Asociacion otrece una recompenasa dc
s5UO por al arresto y conviction de cuaiquiera
persona que robaseo arrinse reseH, bestins O.
mulas pertenecientes II caulquler msembro
de estn Association, y EN- casa que MAJ dc
una persona sean implieadas en In miaina
oiensa, una rccompcnsa adlcional de 49,
sern dada por I'll arrostn y conviction dc cadR
persona nmgs de la p%rtinora.
Lii Association tambien Oierce una recon-
pensa de $50 por el arrestO y conviction %
cualquiera persbnas que quemasen @ preank
essen tuego. % atentasen q ,emar 81 zacate %
c%ualquser sienrH que este usandOse porcuA~S
quier miembrod de In aAsociucion.
Anas esta Asociacion ofrecc una rac0ap'
pensa de 500 por ell eresto y conviccion De
cuaiquiera personas que matasen ruses, y no
guarunsen los cueros para ser inspectadob,
como 10 requiere Ia Ley.
q. L. BROOKS, SeeretaTie.
APrlswi su estafeta os socorro, \,
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