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the leaves and the other colors of nat
ural objects could by united in the same
picture by means Of different colored
lenses, thus painting by sun light more
perfectly than any artest could do with
a brush.
Throughout the entire discourse the
illustrations were so clear and the
language so simple and plain that the
youngest child in the audience could
readily understand and rememberit all.
Great credit is due Professors Barton
and Duff for securing such an intel
lectual treat for the people of our town
and citizens of Deming who failed to
attend this lecture and help the cause
Of education made "a great mistake,
The object of the lecture was to help
the school library and we regret to say
that the result, financially must have
been very discouraging to the man
ayers.
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Outlaw Caught.

On the 18th of this month Sheriff
Campbell of Custer county, Oklahoma,
who had information that a man wanted
in his county for cattle stealing was
somewhere in this vicinity, went on
still hunt, assisted by special officer
Harry King, Of the Southern Pacific
After about thirty six hours of careful
detective work they found their man
and he was taken back to Oklahoma to
answer several charges Of theft. Sher-
iff Campbell gave no little credit to Of
ficer King for the active and effective
work done by him in searching for the
hiding place of the accused man,
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Dance and Banquet.

One or the most enjoyable affairs in
connection with the cattlemen's co.,
vention held here last week weJ che
dance given by Mrs. Mary T. Clark on
Friday evening in the large lower room
Of the new Clark & Co. building. The
room, was nicely decorated, good music
furnished and everything possible done
to make the evening pleasant one for
the visitors. The fine supper which
was served at midnight was, we UNDER
stand, prepared by the young ladies of
the basket bail team, and many were
the compliments passed by the strangers
on the entertainment furnished by these
public-spirited ladies'.
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The Right Man.

There seems to be a general feeling
among the people of Deming that Col.
Max Frost is the right man in the right
place on the bureau of immigration,
and that his place could scarcely be sup
piled by any other man. This feeling
comes not only from the fact that Col.
Frost is a staunch friend of Luna coun-
ty, but from the fact that his untiring
efforts in advertising the resources Of
the territory have done as much if not
more, to bring capital and settlers to
the territory than any one man in New
Mexico.
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Surprise Party.

Last Thursday evening a number Of
the friends OF Mrs. Edward Pennington
gave her very. pleasant surprise party
in honor of her birthday. The surprise
was a success and the evening passed so
pleasantly that time to go home came
all to soon. Those present were;-
Messrs. and Mesdames W. r. Merrill,
A. j. Clossin, Powell, DR.. and Mrs.
Cassels; Mesdames Gilbert, Tossell,
Kennedy, Burnside, Ament, Meyer,
Bennett, Allard and Wamel; Misses
Burk, Hughes, Grace Brown and Maude
Clossin
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Commissioner Appointed.


'''ha,. ~'e.~ - g.. --r.,ytS .,.
ceived, yesterday, official notice of the
appointment, by Governor Otero on
March 18th, Of William NJ. Taylor as
county commissioner of Luna county
to fill the vacancy in the first district,
caused by the death of Hon. William
Cotton. Perhaps no man could have
been chosen by the governor to fill this
place who would have been more salts
factory to I'll our citznes, irrespective
of party than will Mr.. Taylor, he being
one of the leading business men of the
county and thoroughly acquainted with
the needs Of the Office, having held it
before under the appointment Of the
governor when the county was formed.
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LUMBERMEN ORGANIZED.
Retail Lumber Dealers Net Ii n Paso ana
Formed Permanent OFaaRIEaIlOh
On March i6th

A large Sad representative body Of
retail lumber iealers Of the southwest
assembled at FL Paso on the tenth Of
this month and organizedaa association
of lumber dealers. The following Is a
report Of the proceedings ofthe meeting
Meeting called to order by Chairman
r. C. Caplos who stated the object Of
the meeting.
Mr. Cara f. Drake, Secretary Of the
Lumbermen's Association of Texas,
then addre,Bed the convention on the
benefits to he derived from an organ
ization. chief Of which were, Mutual
protection and mutual advancement"
Successful men are eager to ge1 into
Associations and will do so as much as
possible. The little fellow has nothing
to lose.
The temporary committee on con-
stitutions and bylaws then presented
is report, which was read and after
discussion, was on motion referred to a
Committee Of five for revision.
Convention then adjourned until 3 p
m at which time the committee were to
report.
Convention called to order at p m
and Committee on Constitution and By
laws submitted report, which was un-
animously adopted,
Chairman then called for nominations
for President,
Mr.. Titus IN a neat speech, then nom
mated the Father" of this movement,
Mr.. John A. Lee. Nomination seconded
and he was elected by acclamation.
Mr.. Ben Titus was then nominated
for Vice President and elected by accla-
mation, after which Mr. Geo. w, Fren-
ger, was elected Secretaly-Treasurer
Following Directors were then elected
for the ensuing year.
Mr.. WI. Foxworth, Mr. /. a. Shedd
representing west IeNas, a. Z. Jack
son, c. T, Dudrow, representing New
MGxico l.. c, Shattuck, w. G. Melon
alG, representing Arizona.
A vote Of thanks was then unani-
mously voted to Carl F. Drake and r.
D. Grbble, both Of the Texas Lumber
mems Association, for their presence
and efficient service in assisting this
organization.
a vote of thanks was also rendered
TO the management Of the 0rndorfT
Io.el for their kindness in offering the
use of their parlors and their genial
hospitality.
After a spirited contest FL Paso was
selected for the place Of the next an
nunl meeting. and adjournment took
place,
Lack Of space prevents our giving
list of members.
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Cooks Items.

Cooks, March II. - (SpeciaD - Edward
Patten wife, and daughter, Miss
Emma, Of Lake Valley, were Cooks
visitors a few days this week.
Another car Of ore Is now ready for
shipment at this place.
The snow banks which still linger on
Cooks Peak are a guarantee of plenty
Of water and a prosperos season in this
section the coming summer.
NJ. A, Brock has received the appoint
ment Of Postmaster at Jose, the new
pOstoflice on the west side.
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NEW MEXICO CATTLEhEN ORGANIZE

Al two o'clock In the afternoon OF Fri.
day last the Rni meeting Of the Cattle
Growers Association OF New Mexico met
in this city in the large, commodious and
handsomely decorated room In the first
il0br OF the handsome new Clark q Co.
building that has just been completed
The object OF this Association will be
10 afford protection to and promote the
interests Of the cattle and horse growers
Of New Mexico.
4 iairer day or better weather could
not have been produced for this great
occasion had special order been died
in advance with the weather clerk.
The large hall was well filled with the
wealthy and energetic men who, owning
countless thousands OF cattle through this
territory, have always been ready to push
this territory to the front and whose tire.
less efforts in that line are now TO be seen
on every hand and the result Of whose
work will soon be the means ol placing
New Mexico in the front rank Of the
states in wealth and property
Promptly at the hour mentioned the
convention was called to order by lis
president Mr. W. II. Jack, OF Grant
county who then addressed the assem-
bage ~ follows;
Gentlemen: You have been asked To.
day To assemble to consider the organiza.
tinn oi Il cattle association. This i for
the mutual protection and benefit aud
assistance oi all growers ol cattle and
horses In the territory. This effort has
been under discussion lor II long time and
the repeated failures OF organizing an
association have been very discoumging
but the prospects today ol this us-Ociat.
ion are ~ bright as the day. At the meet
ing ul the National Convention which met
at Kansas City in Jan. u meeting Of the
slockmen oi New Mexico was called at
which the subject was fully discussed anil
organization effected after which prtsi-
ent. spcrelar, aud treasurer were select
ed Deming was selected ~ the place
| ior the lir.t convention hccause-berausc
/ it II Deming lApplause, The well
known no pitality Of yo rptople made it
yerr attractive ca thusc ul ~ who knew
II and we wanted TO bring II lot OF people
here to see YOU. do not know how
many got here but they are all good peO-
Pile. Now the purpose ol the convention
Is that you will help each other. know
there is not man will attend conven.
/ ton with the experience We have all had
with the association, he past unle 5 le
| knows that 1t is lor bus,neSe that Is W,iat
We want with this one. You can do, and
/ | can do, what YOU and ran dn together,
and ii you will just help me will promise
| 10 help YOU and that is what the assOCia.
/ ton H. We do not ask iur anything eX-
I cept what il our own, but We must 20 al
ter il together, not alone, and believe
with that this convention will be- an en.
/ tire success.
On closing his remarksthe president in
toduceG to the convention the great
Jerry Simpson ex-senator from the state OF
Kansas but whose home is now at Ros
we'll, New Mexico, and whose Interests
are wholly identified with those OF nul
territory
/ lnaiew well chosen remarks Mr., Stmp-
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Large Enthusiastic Meeting Held
Here Last Friday and SAtur.
day..TerrllOrial Organization
Formed With Over One Hun
dred Members Enrolled.

son told the cattlemen what he belle, ed
could be done for their good asa whole
by the forming and conducting on strict
businaW principles an association such ~
was f,ow in view.
A. the close Of Mr.. Simpsons remarks
the Secretary, Mr.. Will {. Barnes read
to the convention the constitution and by
laws ~ they had been drafted and asked
that all present who were interested come
and sign the same, thus making themsel-
yes members Of IN organization that II
destined to produce much good Tor New
Mexico and one that will he the means c'
enhancing the already powerful interests
OF the bone sinew and wealth Of this
great country.
\ committee Of two consisting OF W.
II. Greer and j. n. Upton was then APP
pointed by the president to go among the
assemblage and secure their signatures ~
members oi the association. Adjourn.
ment was then taken until lOa. N, Sat.
urday morning.
On assembling Saturday morning the
following telegram from W. S. Hope
we'll was read:
santa Fc, y, NJ, Mach l3, 1908
Hon. w. II, Jack,
prr.t Executive Committee,
DeHing, y. VI,
Impossible for me to leave here to at
tend meeting at Deming, Very mpor.
tant legislation now up. Bin for taxation
sheep in counties in which they Craze
and ranger hill come up tomorrow, Send
telegram indorsing same ii convention
lavUn company ten rangers, Accept my
resignation on executive committee ac'
count not being there, The convention
has my hearty good will and support and
will give all assistance | can at any time
for it, best interests.
W. ). llopEwELr.
After some discussion the following
resolutions were adopted and three
copies ordered prepared and sent to
Santa Fe-one for the Council, one for
the House of Representatives and one
for w. S. Hopewell;
BE 1t Resolved, That this association
iayors equal taxation and fair and uni
iom assessment Of all property in the
county where located, and We demand
such legislation Us may be necessary tC
accomplish such results,
And 1t Is Further Resolved, That tli'
association recommends the passage oi ,
law providing an adequate force o
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mounted constable for service whenever
and wherever necesary for the proper
protection Of liia' and property in this
territory.
This matter being disposed of the
m4eting projected to the election Of
the following mep as officers for the
coming year;
W II. Jack Pras., W. II, Mcdonald
Vico Pres, f. A.. Clemens Sec, Vice.
Pres, W, c. Barnes Sec. and Tres, Tx
Com. +. T. Ilinkse Roswell, j. =. Stuy.
yesant, Folsom, Sim lIolsten, Dwycr, w.
$. Hopewell, Santa Fe, j. d. lsaacs, Or
gam
At the opening Of the afternoon ses-
sion Hon. Jerry Simpson of Roswell
who achieved fame as a politician in
Kansas many years ago, was introduced
TO the audience and after a few humor-
Gus remarks about his career in the Sun
flower state, delivered a very interest
ing and instructive lecture on the sub
ject Of the organization and the benefits
derived from it. Owing to an unfor-
seen accident we are unable TO give the
whole Of his spe eech, as we intended
TO do, but will try to give a
digest Of its Min features. After
dwelling a few minutes on the natural
tendency Of the human race to combine
for protection and social intercourse,
and the extent to which it had gone in
the great organizations Of labor and
capital today; he spoke at length of the
corlitons which make it 80 necessary
&c 'e cattlemen 10 combine in order to
dre their rights, In this connection
he called attention to the action Of the
packers combine in regulating the
prices Of meat to the consumer and the
price Of cattle to The grower, and of
the unjust discrimination Of the rail-
ways Ia the matter Of freight rates as
a demonstration Of the need for organ
ization on the part Of the cattlemen.
lie spoke in the highest terms Of the
excellent start thai had been made at
this meeting and at the same time
urged the necessity Of joining the ma.
tional association before the next meet.
ing Of that body as a greater means Of
strength and influence,
| At the close Of remarks he paid nice
compliment to the people Of Deming fol
the treatment the cattlemen had re-
ceived at their hands and expressed 9
desire that the next meeting might be
at his home town OF Roswell
After the close of Simpsons talk the
question Of sending a committee tC
Santa Fe to assist in securing favorable
action on several important matters
which are to come up in the Legislature
during the present week, was taken w
and strong committee named for thai
purpose after which the meeting ad
journed to meet at such n time anC
place as the executive committee shoulC
designate.
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ALL STARS CHAMPIONS.
DemiEG Girls Win Game With silver City
kOrmals by a Setre Of IS to o..
Many Fouls Called.

In the basket bail game played in the
opera house here Monday evening be-
tween the normal school team Of Silver
City and the All Stars Of this place the
home girls proved themselves to be mas
ters Of the situation from the start and
it was apparent to all that the gams was
theirs, yet persons who know the game
say it was slow for a championship
game. The officers were, referee, J.
W. Berrey; umpire, !, II. A. Owen,
umpire, 2, G. d. Strong, Albuquerque;
time keeper, w. H. Quincy; scorer, +.
Lownsbury, with the following lineup:
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Gone to Clifton.

P. j. Bennett, former proprietor of
the "Deming Herald" shipped his
printing outfit last Wednesday, and
left Thursday for Clifton Arizona,
where he intends starting a weekly
paper called the "Clifton Herald. "
Mr.. Bennett lived in Deming for about
three years and during that time has
made many warm friends who will re-
gret to see him leave our town, and we
feel assured they will join the Graphic
in whishing him abundant success in his
new field of labor.
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ALL STARS vs.. TRIANGLS.
DemlhG'S Two Basket Ball Teams Give a
Fine Exhibition Game.-Tris
AnGlss Win Out.

The TWO basket ball teams OF Deming,
the All Stars and Triangles, played 4
very interesting exhibition game last
Wednesday evening, before a large and
enthusiastic audience. The players came
in at just $3.50 and after short explana.
ton OF the game, by referee j. ".
Berrey, for the benefit Of those in the
audience who were not acquainted with
TO, the girls were allowed few minutes
practice before beginning the actual
playing The two teams were well match.
ed in size and training and all entered
into the game with determination to do
their best 50 that the game was swift and
close from the start, and when time keep
er j. \. Mccoy, called time az the end oi
the first hall OF the game the Stars were
two points ahead After ten minute.
rest the game was called for thc last half,
and the Trangles began 10 gain and at the
end OF the game official score keeper,
Albert Field, announced the score to be-
l6 to Is in favor Of the Triangcs and they
were awarded the game by umpire Ed
ward Lownsburry.
The lineup and score OF points is a. iol.
lows
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G. d, Strong Of Albuquerque came in
Sunday and spent few days in our
town. Mr.. Strong is an expert on
basket ball and while here consented
TO act as umpire for the All Stars in
the game between them and the Silver
City club, Monday evening.
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Grace Smith. sub, last hall.
Ponts-All star, -- Lena Upton, /;
Menta Rice, T. Total, rs.
Points - Trang -- Teresa Clark, Il:
Susie Connolly, 10; Grace Smith, sub, >.
The people who witnessed the game
all went away well pleased with the
showing the girls made and freely ex
pressed the belief that We would be able
to show the Silver City folks a warm time
next Monday evening.
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Near the close of the second half Of
the game Professor Owen, umpire for
Silver City. took exceptions to the
ruling Of Referee Berrey on foul
called on one Of the Stars, and withdrew
his team from the field, thus leaving
game as il stood. WhilGour people were
well pleased at the playing done by the
home girls, there seems 70 be a general
expression of regret among them that
Referee Berrey and the captain Of the
Deming team did not grant the claim Of
Prof. Owen on account Of their being
our guests and for the reason that we
were so far ahead that we did not
need the point to come out easy victors.
The Jersey City news., 1903-12-22

croft, Dutch Burgher: ]. r. Laus as
Admiral Narcisse, of the French feet,
and Al. Holstein as old Bleecker, fish
erman. Chas Farrell. as Cooper Spiegel,
jailer at Fort George. is exceptionally
clever. Lem Stoddard as Captain of
dragons and S. H. Hechley as Bill
Bobstay, mate of the "Jolly Rover play
their parts satisfactorily. Little Bessie
Burt as Little Spiegle, privileged char
acter, is immense Miss Janette Farrell
exhibits considerable skin as an actress
in the part of Lady Helen and Miss Flor
ence Slower as Lady Bellemont, the Gov
ernor's wife, is absolutely charming. Miss
Fannie Blodgood, as Ann Chattercopp. a
burgher's daughter is equally charming.
Miss May Burt played we'll the part of
Jessamine, Lady Helen's maid and Miss
Lille Clinton accurately portrayed the
part of Mother Bleecker, fsherwoman.
Buccaneers and dragons figure large
ly in the play.
During the action of the drama Mr..
Wilson, the star, sings .'The Jolly Row
er," .'rhe Schnitzelbank, Whispering
Breezes.' winding of the Yarn"
Memory and my Old Pipe
The Jersey City news., 1903-12-22
60 % q 80 Gregory street.

SPECIAL MASTERS S SALE.
Between Lena Dreher, ct al, eomplainants.
and Josephine Kane, ct al, defendants.
On bill for partition and decree for sale.
J. Frank Finn ,Jr., Solicitor OF Complain
ants.
BY virtue of a decree of the Court Of Chan
Gerry of New Jersey, made in the above entitled
cause and dated September 2l, 1s93 |. Pierre
F. Cook one of the Special Masters of said
Court, shall expose to sale at public vendue
to the highest bidder on
at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day, at the office Of J. Frank Finn, Jr.,
No l5 exchange place, Jersey City, N. j., all
that tract of land in Jersey City,, Hudson
County New Jersey, beginning. al po - IN
the northerly line OF Wayne street and In the
line of the westerly face of the westerly brick wall
Of house standing part Of said lot twenty
one CID and on the whole of lot twenty (20)
produced southerls, wL-cn po.nt IS 4,=S-- i
fourths inches westerly from the northwesterly
corner of Wayne street and Jersey avenue;
thence northerly to, aiers anu osyua1
face of said wall one hundred 600 feet; thence
westerly parallel with Wayne street twenty
two feet one and one-fourth inches t22 feet. IA
inches); thence southerly parallel with Jersey
avenue one hundred 600 feet to the northerly
nortberiy line of Wayne street twenty-five feet
one and one-fourth inches t22 feet ~ inehes)
to the peint OF BEGINNING; together with all
and singular the her. ditaments and appurten-
ances to said premises belonging or in anywiss
appertaining
Dated October 1s 1908
PIERRE f. COOK,
Special Master In Chancery Of New Jersey,
/ Exchange place, Jersey City. N. J.
The Jersey City news., 1903-12-22

IN 1CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To Isaac N. Krowi and Matte Krowl. hia
wife, Florence Krowl and Norris Appel.
By virtue Of an order Of the Court of Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey, made on the day of this
date hereof in cause wherein George w.
Krowl is complainant and you and others are
defendants, you are required TO appear, plead.
answer or demu- 10 the lill OF said compa n
ant on or before the first Gay of June next
or that in default be made against you as .hs
Chancellor shall think equitable and just.
The said bin is fled for partition Of certain
lands In the Town. Of Union. Hudson Count y.
New Jersey. of which Jane Krowl died seIxed,
and which in and by her last will was devised
20 the said complainant and defendant Isaac
N KrowI, and you the said Isaac N. Krowi
are made defendant because you are one OF
the tenants In common therein.
And you the said Matte Krowl are made Q
defendant therein because you, the wife OF
the said Isaac ny Krowl, have an inchoate
right of dover In the part or interest OF your
husband In said lands.
And You the said Florence Krowl are made
a defendant therein because YOU, as the wife
Of the said complainant. have an inchoate
right of dover In the part or ints s.ess OF the
said complainant therein.
And You the said Morris Appe. are made q
gage on the share OF said Complainant, datee
''s' - WARNE sMvfH
Solicitor Of Complainant,
Weehawken. P. O.. ". J
The Jersey City news., 1903-12-22
tssIe No. 1sss.,

STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT
OF STATE. OF FILING OF
CONSENT BY STOCKHOLDERS TO Dis
TO al whom these presents may come. Greet
ing :--
Whereas. 1t appears to my satisfaction. by
duly aaf aenticated record of the proceedings
for the va untary dissolution thereof depositeu
in my Office. that the United Bottling Works.
a corporation of this State, whose principal
Office is ST .u1.ed at No. 800 Palisade avenue,
in the C4ty OK Jersey City, County OF Hudson.
State o. Mex Jersey. (William Shaffer being
the Agent therein and in charge thereof, upon
whom process may be seryed), has complied
with the requirements of "An Act concerning
corporations (Revisicn of 1885," preliminary to
the Issuing of this Certificate that such consent
has baen fled
Now therefore, I, s. D. Dickinson, Secretary
OF State Of the State Of New Jersey. do hereby
certify that the said corporation did, on tbs
Twenty ninth day OF September, 1903. file in
my office duly executed and attested consent
In writing to the dissolution OF said corpora
tion executed by more than two-thirds in in
terest of the stockholders thereof, which said
certificate and the record of the proceedings
aforsaid are now on file in my said office as
provided by law.
In testimony whereof. I have hereto
set my hand and affixed my oifi-
(Sea1.l cial seal, at Trenton. this Twenty
ninth day of September A. d one
thousand nine hundred and three.
s. D. DICKINSON.
. gnprefarv NJ St.@e