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Ger 9optiitenpreOiaer Rep. @aibiua.
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tporoen. neil er 3rpeiSpGoruoten aus.
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kien. ntdlt tpobr IT, Man iteht nidlt
einmaI nit &ublano Sariiber In I'm.
terbonoluue.
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Der ik lid felt 1908 befunoen bate,
Geitorben.
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oes Or, ,Ioppenbon, oes 2eibar3tes
bes @roBbsrSoes bon Olbenburo. sie
maAte TN Sabre 1888 IN oen 8erei.
nigten Staaten cine @altreiie.
gtne Wtfttentarte fam
sur Musftubung Don iuformellen Gins
labunaeu oeripenbet tperben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
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gsiuaoheitsbeomte Tr. 9arli"otcn
tit ser Slniidt, boa Die gep s)rrfer
lid, ruinieren. Shre seraen. s'maen
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;nbr prhaht Ter ae,pohnlit,e Rew
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15

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9os Wetteromt mufte beiitc Iolaenoe
gorausiaae: Gie tGttciis @ene Der
oeosnu6rtiapn sniion miro iid heute
Roht iiber ben 5Itlihen Seil ser Ser'
sinioten Stnoten perbreiten; fempe'
rotur unter 9eun Biz iiib'idl nod Dir
oiricn uno 8efrierpurftpetter bts
mn + Gunften Der SaIiniel 5lorloa.
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Ger BraliOent bat Dem Senat beuts
folgenoe Grrennuugen 8eIanot:
&oitmeiIter:
Ntinneiota-Peter S.S6parg,
GoOge Gcuter.
81. j. Sergerion, 2afe Iorf
g6ettie S5.Gan Smlpigen, Ortonuiue.
g8iSconiin - giotert u. @tter,
Monroe.
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gerIin, 13. Sebr. - Gie oeut.
iden aniieoler IN Samoo boben Stn
Geihstag eriuht, Dab oofiir gcIorgt
miro ooB ibnen Die @ntih6oigungen
bon Sen Gereiniaten Stonten urS
ensIonb, tpelfe 3orig Ssfor in lei.
nem SdieoSiprud, bonn IA. Sftober
1902 Ifnen suerfarut bat. aeiahlt iuer.
oen. Tie slniisoler iino ionit nidt Inn
stan6e, ihrc SGuier ipieoer auiSu.
bouen oSer ibre Bflun5ungen 5u ent.
ipideln.
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SIeicruiiten.9 .9icufcrci.
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@erlin. i3. Sebr. Jteue lln'
ruben ernitsrer Nntur iiub umtsr 0en
Rcieruilten ser on ser prsuBiihen
@ren5e Iis9en0en Brooin5en ouSse'
bvoden.
en- Sierp, Ger beriibmten riiIiiIhen
&eiIigsRitoot, pliinoerten bic IeIer.
bitten bic 2doen mlo toteten einen
goli5iiten. Tie aoioden muBten aui
ite ihisben. is TeIerpiiten rpuroen
getotet uno so perlpunbet
SSn Hieisin III oerIeIben @eacno
ld)Iuger Die Reieroiiten 6enIter Gin
unb psrIud)ten einen 3ug, Der lie mad,
Der Sront brineen lonte, 6u Seritoren.
slls Der 3ua cbsebeu folIte. porien
fie Iidb Dor ser 2ofomotiOe nuf bic
Sdieuen.
SSn 8ur8fs griifcn Die Teieruiiter
orei slnstebeoffi5iere an, totetCn Sen
einen uno perlpuneeten ole bsiDen an.
oeren if)ruer. Wfnn berihtet bdB ole
6Goelsfiibrer erifoIen morOen limb
Sm @euoernement YoOolino Gioa
boben litl 300 Heierpiiten in bic @dl.
Der gcfliidtet, seingt bon aoioden'
dbieilunas:t.
ca PETERSBURG, 13. Sebr. -
Gie 0ahridt, 6oB @oiier gsieolnls
Ole BieOerberufuna Der 2dnoitoncs'
oerinmmlung autgebeiBen bat, iener
8eriommlung. fpeIds ouf bon oen
nlten 8aifern In gsoti6len einberu'
fen nurOe. bat unter ben Qibsralen
groBe gefriebigune berporaeriIfen.
Gie 2eitungen entbolten artifel iiber
bic Giuridtuns uno Sunftioneu Die
fer alien ruiiii1en Ssnititution., !"
9ie &rntnnung elmer GommiIiion,
meld,e, aus arbeitaebcrn un6 arheit.
neamert ae5irSet. bic grbeitsluoe I'm.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
Altolall5 I'll
liberal erGnnt.
6ilb,rnfnns Der 2auoiianOperInmm'
lang nidjt unmabriGtinltdD.
Guter ginorah bel
eibrra.rn y ruore rlllfn.
BleIerpiitcu Iaiisu iidj 5n &entercI
uuS Sluttatcn hinreikcu.

CT. 0ettrsbure, 12. Sebr. -
Sn Der Stoot Ipriht man bon nihts
oils scr auoisnj, luelts Ger @rai SEQ
Eenoluitit 9clItCi, Der Sobn ocS be-
riibmten Shriftitsllers, oleier SoBe
beim 3oreu gebabt but; nltiIrGe'
maB uerb1lt iih Ger @roi ihmslgldm
Gber bos, mas ibm DER Seaiier gelngt
bot, bod, bdt er iih iiber einige ulte
spor DIE tpi6tigiten Blnfte 5icmlidl
riidboltlcs ousgelprod)en, unS Car
aus aebt berpor, cob bic Saltung oss
ftaiIcrs in 9ejue ouf one 8epdbrung
elmer Iiberolen Tegierung, al Der oud]
baS 8olf oircften anteil baben ioa.
entrueoer bosluilia entItent ooer nitt
red,t uerItanoen muroen. Gniier gttco'
tous bat benz 8raien NIT eirren
Eorten aeingt:
sd bin ni6t gegeu Die Gin6erit'
FunQ zines algemeinen 8ongrenes
ber 9onbitGnoe; I'M @egentcil, i9
balte i'm fir notig."
SSn iSoloe 0eiien bat Iid Der Veool'
tcruna cine uQgemeine @rleihterunJ
bemG6tigt; man fiiblt. Oab pcnn Oer
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kicsmol ourhjuIeten. nift nur ols
!nneren 8erhGItniiie iif beI'er ols le
Siloor geItolten peroen, lonoern onB
auh 0as 8olf oonn pilens 'eln miro,
icoe 1aier our iiegreiden 9ecnol9ung
bes Serieges onJuIpnnnen.
Gotiirlih fam niemnuo Ioaen, ob
bic 9naClegcnheit ihon in ooS Sto'
blunt beitimmtcr 8lGne aetreten lit;
bos muB Sie n1d)ite Submit lebren,
ober man bofft, oaB DER 3or nit Der
unfiinoigun9 Der Ginberlliung Der
QenoitaneperIdmmIung riht So9crn
miro; lie niiroe mebr ols alIcS an
bcre 5ur @eruhiguug Der 8emiiter
uno 9siIegun9 Der arbeiteraustdnOe
beitro9en.
Son onoerer Scite miro Der @or'
IfIna 9cmadIt. Ger Bar iclle Gcputn'
tioncn on arbeitQchcrn unO arbeit'
nebmern Su iih beiehlen uno nit liz
ner iprehen; ieiu 8ort peroe melt
rebr Ginflub ousiiben, nlS Die Iing'
iten Broflomotionen. IaS III poll
fommen ridtig, ollein in cieIsr Sim
fift iii Ger 3or nidt 70 irei, uie mon
ipiinTden f0nnte. 3mmerbin lit 81
srporten, DAB rpeniQitcnS in 0eu edit
ruIIiIhen 5tIbten oie @efabr elmer
6lutiaen Geuoltc poriiber lit; mos lidl
In BoIen entpifClt. curilbsr rpagi
nienano cine Gropbc5eilrg alS5il'
iprpLteu
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15

yDorfer III an piel trh'tt ar orel. rilaufI
iif su menis geweguna, aber 81 piel
gorge
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
COURT WILL PASS
ON SCHOOL BONDS.
BOARD ORDERS ATTORNEYS
TO PROCEED
VALIDITY is TO BE TESTED
Big Issue by the Los Angeles School
District Not Yet Accepted by
Experts in the
East
VALIDITY is TO BE TESTED

The board of education decided yes
terday afternoon to request City At
torney Fredericks to take such legal
steps as they think best to secure
settlement by the supreme court of Cal
ifornia of the legality of the issuance of
bonds by school districts.
Since Dillon and Hubbard, the auto
Gratis of the bond world. decided to GER
tify to the validity Of the issue of $780,
900 bonds of the Los Angeles school
district, several meetings of the board
of education and its committees have
been, held and the decision reached s
that the recommendation of the well
known bond attorneys of New York be
carried out and friendly suit brought
before the courts of this state in order
that a decision may be had. at
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
CHRISTIANS TO DEDICATE
MAGNOLIA AVENUE CHURCH

The new Magnolia Avenue Christian
church will be dedicated today at the
morning service Charles G. Chapman.
president of the Southern California
Christian Missionary society, will make
the address.
The dedicatory service will be in
charge of the pastor, Rev. j. w. Nc
Knight. At $3.50 o'clock service will
be held in which all the Christian
churches of the city will unite. Rev.
B. f. Coulter, pastor of the Broadway
Church of Christ. will be in charge
The evening sermon will be delivered
by Rev. A. C. Smither, pastor of the
First Christian church. A special mu-
steal program has been arranged un-
der the supervision of DR.. S. A. Dom
aldson. The church, which Is at the
corner of Twenty-fifth street and Mag
nolia avenue is of English Gothic
style of architecture and is considered
one of the most beautiful sanctuaries
in the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
URGES CITY TO
BUILD OWN PLANT.
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE SENDS
COMMUNICATION
GREAT SAVING IS PROMISED
counoiInnen Asked to Investigate Plan
to Construct Illuminating sys-
tem-Experienoe Of st.
Louis Is Cited
GREAT SAVING is PROMISED

The Municipal League of Los An
geles has forwarded a statement to the
city council In which Is suggested the
advisability of investigating the idea
Of constructing a municipal plant for
furnishing lights for streets and alleys
and public buildings upon the termina-
ton of the present contract January 1.
In addition to the communication
which was forwarded to the council to
be read at its session tomorrow,
COPY of the statement was sent to each
councilman.
In the arguments advanced by the
league in favor of the plan of munic-
ipal lighting plant, instances of sew
eral cities in America are cited to show
the great saving made in the cost of
lights where the cities have established
such plants.
Among those cited is st. Louis, prob
ably the latest addition to the list Of
cities furnishing lights by a plant con-
structed and owned by the munici-
pality.
The average cost of lights by con-
tract with a private corporation in
1901 was 13 cents per kilowatt hour
When the subject of a municipal plant
was agitated the company cut this
price to Z 1-2 cents. A plant was con-
structed in 1903 at cost of $4,000 ana
recent report made by the city en-
gineer shows that the city lights cost
2.06 cents per kilowatt hour, including
five per cent for depreciation of value
Of the plant and five per cent for in
terest.
The league argues that the plant
would pay for itself in eighteen months
on the same basis as the st. Louis
experience 1t urges thorough investi-
cation of the plan and suggests the is
suance of bonds to pay for the con-
struction of the plant.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
FORMER BANK CASHIER
Is MANGLED BY CAR
Benito v. Duque Probably Fatally In-
jured-Struck by Long Beach
Coach

Coach
Benito V. Duque, 1896 South Hope
street, former cashier of the Main
Street Savings bank, was probably
fatally injured in a street car accident
yesterday afternoon at Ninth and Main
streets. The injured man sustained a
concussion of the brain and his right
foot was so severely crushed that the
tate his leg below the knee.
Duque, who was rendered unconscious
by the shock, was unable to tell how
the accident occurred, but it is said by
the street car men he stepped directly
in front of a Long Beach car just as it
was turning the corner at Ninth street.
The car which struck Duque was in
charge of F. E.. Boyer.
1--WE were just turning the corner
when the man stepped directly in front
of the car. The car was stopped in less
distance than it's own length but too
late to avoid the accident" said Motor
man Boyer.
The injured man was sent to the re-
ceiving hospital, where his leg was
amputated by Police Surgeon Quint.
Duque is the nephew of 7. l.. Duque,
1135 South Olive street, local cap
italist.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
ALLEGED HIGHWAYMAN IS
ARRESTED BY DETECTIVES
Capture of George Powers Believed
II by Police to Be an Inn
portant One ,.t.

George Powers, believed by the police
to be implicated in many hold-ups in
Los Angeles in the last few months,
was arrested Friday night by detectives
from Capt. Bradish's office by clever
ruse.
Jack O,Brien. who was arrested
week ago. is being held by the police
on suspicion of being an accomplice oil
Powers, and is said to have confessed
to having been implicated in number
of hold-ups with him. sn
. Numerous hold-ups have been re-
ported to the police in the last three
weeks. and by comparing the descrip-
tion given by the victims and the man.
ner in which the robberies were COM
mitted. the police were convinced that
the numerous crimes had been COM
mitte ed by the same persons.
When Jack OBrien was arrested by
Detective Bert Smith Sunday evening
1t is said that he made clear confess
sion of crimes and told the police with
whom he had been in operation. He
informed them that Powers was living
in a rooming house at Fifth and Main
streets.
The detectives established themselves
across the hall in room occupied by
Charles Norton After watching Pow
ers' actions for two days the detectives
entered his room Friday evening while
he was absent and prepared to make
the capture.
He returned at $3.50 and was met at
the doo- by the police officers. Before
he could make any resistance he was
disarmed and taken to the police sta
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
SNlADECKER REFUSED BAIL
AT preliminary HEARING

At the preliminary hearing of Joseph
Sniadecker. charged with the murder
of Mrs. c.. Salmon. he was held to
answer yesterday to the charge In the
superior court and was refused bail
pending the trial.
During the hearing Sniadecker gave
every appearance of being in full pos
session of his mental faculties and took
a keen interest in the proceedings.
Detective Paul Flammer testified that
on the day of the murder Sniadecker
admitted to him that he had killed Mrs.
Salmon because her son had attempted
to kill him year previously.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25

A free ride, a ffee lunch, iree music
next Saturday July 1st, and chance TO
bid on the most beautiful property In
menfs. at the great auction sale. to be
held at the Sierra Vista townsIte on
oregon avenue, between Santa Monica
tickets and further information call on
A. n. Webster & Co, S02 Mason Bldg. or
Rhoadas, Reed & Rhoades, auctioneers,
40 South HDring street. Los ANGELES.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
SHOT IN FIGHT OVER
BUSINESS DIFFERENCES
CARPENTER MAY BE MoRTALLY
WOUNDED
Misunderstanding Between M. N.
Weesner and r. H. Stewart Causes
Personal Combat With Serious
Results

T. II. Stewart a carpenter living at
Highland Park, was shot yesterday
morning by M. N. Weesner during a
quarrel in the latter's office over the
payment of an alleged debt. Although
dangerously wounded. the physicians
say Stewart may recover.
Stewart, accompanied by William
Mckay, friend, is said to have gone
to Weesner's office in the o. T. john
son building and demanded the pay
ment of sum of money which he de-
clared was due him for work performed
some weeks ago.
When they entered the office Wees
ner is said to have been talking to
j. W.. Sumner, an architect In his em-
ploy. Stewart is said to have de-
manded the money as soon as he
stepped into the office. but was told
by Weesner that his brother Clarence
attended to the paying of bills and ad-
vised the carpenter to call sometime
later when the brother was in. When
Weesner made this statement Stewart
Is Sdlu W HdFo uoSN
threatening language.
at rose to go to my desk" said Sum-
ner. in telling the story, "but as did
so Mckay started for me and Stewart
acted as If he was going to attack
Weesner. A general scuffle followed
for several minutes and then ] heard
the report of pistol and saw Stewart
fall to the floor"
The wounded man, who was shot In
the left groin. was carried to the hall
of the building and DIR. w. r. I. Nc
Lain was summoned. Weesner re-
turned to his office and gave himself
up to the policeman who arrived few
minutes later.
Weesner says the revolver with
which he did the shooting is kept in
the desk in his OFFICE. He says that
he did not intend to shoot the man,
but had the revolver in his hand to
frighten him. He says that he acci-
dentally pulled the trigger of the
weapon during the struggle.
Stewart was removed to the Pacific
hospital. where It is said that his
wound is serious. Weesner Is being
held without bail at the city jail pend
ink the result OF Stewards iniuries.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
Teething BabIes

children when teething, especially
during the summer months. are more
or less subject to diarrhoea. This can
be controlled by giving Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
In sweetened water as directed. For
sale by all leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
EASTERN COUPLE
COMES TO WE'D
PRETTY MISSOURI GIRL IS
BRIDE
PLANNED HASTY MARRIAGE
Oscar =. Foss Of ST. Louis and Miss
5yrda Davis Of louisiana, Mo-,
Principals In Romantic
courtshIp
PLANNED HASTY MARRIAGE

That 1000 miles Of sand, desert and
rock is of no consequence where love is
concerned was proven yesterday morn
ing when a handsome young easterner,
accompanied by the young woman of
his choice, marched into the office Of
the county clerk and asked that a
license to wed be issued and that the
performance be hurried.
The man, Oscar f. Foss of st. Louis,
and the young woman, Miss Byrda s.
Davis of louisiana Mo-. looked at
Deputy Shea but failed to recognize the
Cupid of their former acquaintance.
This Cupid was of medium build and
broad shouldered. He wore white
mustache and goatee on his tanned fea-
lures and his hair was white, but he
was Cupid just the same, and when the
young couple got a glimpse Of the
merry eyes they recognized their old
friend.
Capt. Shea took personal interest in
seeing that the young people received
their license as quickly as possible.
While waiting the issuance of the
license the young woman was heard to
remark: "I don't think she knows. but
she probably suspected something when
she saw all those suit cases leave the
house, and before they even knew It
the great secret was out and all the
deputies in the office knew that hasty
wedding was in progress.
From the license office the couple, in
trip to the home of Rev. w. H. Walker
of Calvary Baptist church on Boyle
Heights, where the knot was securely
tied and the honeymoon trip inaugu-
rated.
A rare tinge Of romance surrounds
the marriage of the young people.
Foss, who was formerly a director in a
large manufacturing concern in st.
Louis and who has been connected with
prominent concerns in Detroit and other
eastern aities, met Miss Davis at
louisiana, Mo-, while making short
business trip to that city.
The friendship grew between them,
and when Miss Davis accepted an invi-
tation to visit Mrs. Susan Davis OF
Ocean Park and left the east for the
long journey, it was not many weeks
before Foss thought that a little trip
west might be beneficial both to his
business and his health.
Upon arriving in Los Angeles he liked
the climate so we'll that he took a part
nership in real estate business and is
now a director of the Foss e. Davis real
estate firm of Venice of America.
His love affair progressed as rapidly
as his business and through the rapid
and accurate work of the clerks yester-
day he is now member of another
firm with which another Davis, who is
N in no way to be mistaken for the Davis
of the real estate firm, is intimately
connected as president. vice president
and all the other positions of the firm.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
WAR ON PUPPIES
AROUSES WOMEN
DOG CATCHERs HAVE THEIR
TROUBLES
DISCRIMINATION IS CHARGED
Society for Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals Renews Fight for the
Protection Of Valuable
CANNES e.
DISCRIMINATION is CHARGED

The snatching UP Of stray puppy
from in front Of palatial residence in
Chester place has spread consterna-
tion among the women of the fashion
able district of the city and an indig-
nation meeting will be held within a
few days to call down wrath upon the
heads of City Poundmaster George
Vacher and his assistants, who are al
legged to be responsible for the disap-
pearance of many Of the pet dogs of
Chester place, st. James park and
West Adams street.
The board of managers of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails has been called into help and the
women claim that they will see II
something cannot be done to protect
their innocent little poodles.
For the past few years it has been
the custom for dog owners to purchase
licenses before the first of June. On
that. day, Vacher and his men would
start the work of the summer and
keep the city streets cleared of stray
animals.
This. year, according to the allega-
tions of the indignant women, 1t was
announced through some source that
the dog season would not open until
the first of July, and they deferred
buying licenses until the last moment.
Discrimination Alleged
After giving two weeks of grace,
Vacller opened the season on the sec
ond week in June and Immediately, ac-
cording to the complaints, fine dogs be-
gan to disappear. The women allege
that the common dogs are allowed to
roam the streets while the valuable
CANNES are impounded.
AS a climax to the trouble, a puppy
was recently taken. The women
thought they had at last found an in
stance, in which the dog catchers vio-
lated the law in taking a puppy, and
complaint was Immediately made to
the chief of police.
The petitioners were astounded to
learn that clause had been inserted
in the ordinance whereby the dog cat
cher was allowed to take any dog that
had been weaned. The women con-
tended that the clause was ridiculous,
as many of the fine animals were
brought up on a bottle, but the clause
remained unchanged.
At the next meeting a plan will be
formulated whereby the valuable dogs
will be protected
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-10
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

Good business, easy to manage, fine
stock Of goods in good location. Call
and investigate.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-10
SPRING CATARRH.
changeable Weather Causes Disease
Breathe Hyomei and Cure Catarrh.

The c%hangeable weather Of spring,
with its warn days and cold nights, Is
responsible for a great increase In the
number of cases of catarrh. 1t Is now
that Hyomei, the only guaranteed
treatment for catarrh that cures
without stomach dosing, should be
used in every home.
Hyomei is a scientific method by
which pure air im%pregnated with ma.
lures own remedies for the cure OF
catarrh. al be inhaled by every suf-
ferer In his or her home. Breathed
through the neat pocket inhaler that
comes with every outfit, its healing.
volatile, antiseptic fragrance reaches
the lungs and air passages as no stom-
ach dosing possibly can do. 1t gives
immediate relief and makes lasting
cures.
Proof that Hyomei treatment viii do
all that is claimed for It is found in
the guarantee under which Il, G. Muir
phey sells ii, an agreement to pay
back the price, il the purchaser can
say that Hyomei has not given salts
faction. Complete outfit $1.o0; extra
bottles soc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-10

Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing.named settler has filed notice
Of his intention 10 make final proof
In support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Z. s. Court
commissioner at Las Vegas, n, NJ,
on May 20, 1905, viz:
Juan Garcia V Madril, for the S IL,
NE IA; n IL SIC, Ia; Sec. %, T. 1S
n, II. %
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz
Gregorio Garcia, of Corazon. N, NJ;
C~oncepsion Atencio. OF Corazon. n.
NJ. Juan NJ. Quintana. Of Corazon,
n. NJ. Catarino Atencio, of Corazon,
n. NJ,
MANUEL r. OTERO,
4-S2. Register.