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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08
Good Advice Given to a s.Ioo, Town


In n recent issue of the Las AnIrna
Democrat was published n letter froI
r. j. Reifcl OF Rocky Ford TO n bust.
ness man OF Las AnImas. The follow
Ing extracts from Mr.. ReIfeI's letter
prove that he n well posted on r.ani, +,
OF No License In Rocky Ford. In view
or the present prosperity OF Rocky.
Ford' and tho evident satisfaction of
our cluZens with the existing condi-
uons' we cannot comprehend how amy
ievel-hraded business man can give
tue slightest announcements to suit
pehuinS In the supreme court to at
Tempt 10 seat few license aldermen
" the hope OF again InfiIctlnG; Rocky
ford Win saloons And we suspect
thht you could count on tho iIneyra az
TWO hands all the reputable people who
s!mPathize with that suit.
hut we aro forgetting Mr.. ReIfera
letter. Here ., is:
from q business az well ms n moral
s,nndpoint. the saloon In not needed In
any community The man who uses
liquor In moderation VIII never quit
your town because he cannot get liquor
and after the saloons are gone he Will
he on the anti saloon side. I am con-
ndcnt that 90 per cent OF our farmers
would vote against the saloon N they
had IN. opportunity. Sine. doing away
with the saloon we have steadily re-
ducci the taxes In our city. The first
year OF no-iiccnHc We reduced the city
debt 100000. and there has been
reduction each succeeds
ins year. Notwithstanding the mistaken
idea that the absence OF the saloon In
cr.ascH taxes. Instead OF having &C ar
rests for drunkenness under high IL
ccnsc We only had I. arrests In year
ending April I. 1905. and tho nrr"-
for drunkenness nrc growing i"- 10
bank deposits are larger - -. Tho
fore. and ". now r. -.,Hn ever bcs
the third bank 49, AVE three bantIa.
iy occupI"' -..iinr up room forr, ier-
n dcv' - y saloon. There Ia moi
-.,y knowledge. In the cit, co,i..,ions
nrc easier. Feet checr 49,, III, into
the hands OF rnioor rs.nc,s and .tIr
horn gamblers. tr ,,. s.,,Imcn, OF ths
Of pconic vi. c-H man. a finc elias,
SELDOM ~, n wealth. opposed to this
10 rnj.c seeing this desirable place
IA I, children. nrc coming nmonf
las, fnct we have gained people tbs
W year of this nnti-rnioon element
nosc wealth exceeds fioo.ooo.oo. W.
have los, the saloon keeper. bar tender
tin horn gambler and the bum hang
crH-on around the saloon. but hnv'
GAINED n class that are n credit and
blessing TO any community. Tn. Ar
kansas Valley Fair and Melon Day !
better. aud attended by larger crowds
. md the receipts were larger this yea
than ever before. I nm Informed TIM
another year like this will put the Fni
!, Association out OF debt. II the nh
Hcncc Of the saloons kills town. VIII
don't Greeley. Fort Collins. Bonrmon
. 1.ovciand. Bcrthoud. Monte Vista an
, many other towns. who have not I'm
them for years. get thcm7 Next tim
, sou arc In Rocky Ford look over ou
. three beautiful parks. our miles OF &C
mcrt walks. our nrtcsinn water work
plant. our new sewerage system. nm
you viii bc convinced That we hnr
not suffered on account of hRvin
turned down seven saloons and tn
100000 annual license. Rcmcmbe
that u pays to do right"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08
ssTrs cHRIsTiAN ERpEAy.
on LECTURE couRsE

X G. W. Simmons pastor OF the
!? Ford ~. +. circuit. has pro-
inc following admirable iectur.
Il. The names Of the lecturers
". subjects To be presented, ought
me In Faycttc building on every
'Sheodore Roosevelt
4 ~ 'Nrn'hr '''.-'f-,.. Jan. IL
INC, MOO, and Alone In Ireland"
ehs, ...........feb. 10
sThc Coz ......I...s..F Feb. "a
..nrR Mans Father
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

,fob, rn Bros. MISUNDERSTANDING
CoIored Mlnstrels VIII hold the stage
nj Rocky Ford on Dec. IL. To lovers
or sweet 'nsing' catchy music. diver
sifIed dnncu W. beautiful costumes. real
istIc SCENERY and astounding special
lies the co;n, nR of Mnharns Ministries
will be- n sour. e of pure delight. Be-
Sides the male members OF the COM
pany the Mnhnr ~ have introduced a
pleasing lnnovntIC ,n Snc ,nr9dueioh
innJ in,a,os, 4, ~, various scenes of
nlnn,n,Io, ,Iays .nh, nee the vocal por-
lion OF the program nd mike possible
the introduction OF ', h"Nri-
ties such as the prcscn 49,, =, u
ostIes and operettns. an 80 .o
-dy md musical SUCCESSES. "'S 49,,
display Will be given on I M pein
streets Mt i: o'clock noon ~ .hc uny
OF the performance. To ne, ''''
get them well In advance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08
News from the Rocky Ford Colony q,
Allison.

THANKSGIVING day at Allison was OBJ
served by a picnic dinner at the home
Of W. H. Mitchell.
At ten a. m. the crowd began to ar
rive with baskets and boxes filled with
ali of the good things that make a
Thanksgiving dinner BY twelve
o'clock the house was riici TO over.
flowing. and the dinner ons served to
q happy crowd After Inner short
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

The fourth monthly meeting of the
East Otero County Teachcrs' nssoci-
alton will be held In the Court House.
La Junta. Saturday. December .. ut
, n. m. Same program that was In
tended for last meeting vii be render.
cd. Teachers. school officers and all
Interested are invited to attend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

The directors OF the High Line held
an important meeting at the Office OF
Sec. Hall Saturday reviewing the busi-
ness OF the year. q detailed statement
OF which has been mailed to all stock
holders.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

The Arkansas Valley Honey Pro-
Nucers Association during the past year
dI n business OF $4,000 In bee-keepers
sI,, Npiies, allowing n dividend OF 10 per
cent and ieaying the treasury In good
condi ton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

c. L. Govreau is in the market for
HIDES at the highest market price.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

For snie-An II acre tract IN miles
northwest Of Rocky Ford. Has Cat.
lin water. Address Box 50. Fairmount.
Colo. 2btk
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

WANTED. woman for general house,
work. Must be good cook.
Mrs. Or. Lawson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08
We now have large stock Of
Mo line Beet Fuller Points.
The Rocky Ford Hardware Co.
Apples For Sale Cheap.

NJ. Badger on the Edgcmont Ranch
has second-gradc apples for sale at
so cents per bushel II called for at the
ranch. 27-2S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

Now'is the time Of year 70 eat
Oysters. Get them at Stau Tier
pluto. date Meat Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

Any deals you wish to make see the
fellow that has his office on the street.
He will do business just tho same. 22tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

Phenicies clearing sale Is prov.
ing a great success. II you
haven't yet visited their store do
not put It off any longer. You
will be sure to find just what
you want.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08
Good Pasture.

Wanted Horses 70 pasture. ~ miles
west Of Rocky Ford.
1858 :. A. Hallows.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

For sale-Apples-Ben Davis. Missouri
Pippin, Walbridge. York Imperial. Wine
sap, Phone 455 White.
"a @. A. Jones'.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08
A TRAIF'
BIO
STOCK
,,lOAD Of BOOKS
aooK HOUSE FAILED.
MUST BE SOLD At ONCE
FROM 10 TO 50 CENTS ON
lE DOLLAR.

THESE ARE SAMPLE PRICES
sanyr,vh,. were $1.5o. Our
rice az cts. List includes 'The onr,
tian.' "caii Of the wild. ..rb sreC cssta.
. M David Harum." etc. Eneyes,o c
nsdi. sritsnniea, 10 vols. halt isssnss
regular $500, our priSs w. vols. reg
mar $500, our price s2.9s; o,.,..
Xmas sess'I onv WSs,' and s;'t 's sss:
Shakespeare. L aaition. Full Leather.
e nasaed De pure gold edges. regular $3.50
Gur price 10 cents each. =. ,ov
EveS ~ Satisfactory, or your NOM
es back Without question or auieSS naN:
: Practically any book or - SCI ts y, retail
yyosc. SshiIs they last. Get our tree
bargain list before ordering. cs.,..,.,
ave 80 to 90 per cent on S"'''''"-'
bssass.
THE David D. clsrksen CO.. cSsiss"o. III
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

Witness my hama anu ''"' G. A. BEERBOHM,
Trs,.nr ar Dt.ro County Coorato
Al
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-12-08

The David D. s's chissso. ILL., sEAh1
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Seven=Story Block

Fred Barnan and Max Goldsmith,
chief stockholders of the DEVELOPMENT
Building company, formed for the pur-
pose of erecting a seven-story fireproof
business and office building on the
southeast corner of Spring and Sixth
streets, were in good spirits yesterday
They had been advised that the steel
for the improvements that had been
ordered months ago had arrived at AL
buquerque, N. M. and now they figure
that the heavy material will be at the
lot in a very short time. The building
will cost $265.OO0 and Contractor Leon
ardt has obligated himself to have IL
ready for occupancy by June 1, 1906.
There will be seven store rooms on the
first floor. basement cafe, and on the
floors above provision has been made
for 1856 offices. Over 100 applications
have been received from brokers' and
professional men for offices. All OF the
rooms will be finished in mahogany.
1t is arranged to make the structure
one of the finest Office buildings In
the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
City Property Sold

Althouse Bros. report sales of i'm
proved and unimproved property as
follows:
Althouse Bros. to H. Purdon, a two
story nine-room frame residence at
114S Magnolia avenue, lot 3715x142
feet; bought for Il home; $3.50.
E. r. Keller to S. L. Hart. an un-
improved lot on the west side Of Hobart
boulevard, south OF Adams street: lot
5Ox150 feet; $1250.
West Ninth Street Heights Co. to A.
j. Obertin, an unimproved lot on the
northeast corner of San Marino and
Hobson streets; lot 52x12S feet; an in
vestment: $1400.
West Ninth Street Heights Co. to
Lillian Severson. an unlmproved lot on
the east side of Ell Molino street; lot
lOOXl2S feet; an Investment; $2650.
Pearl Gleason to w. w. Powell. an
unimproved lot on the south side Of
Powell avenue, west of Arlington; lot
lOOXlS3 feet; an investment; $24OO.
West Ninth Street Heights, Co. to
L. Hickman, an unimproved lot on the
west side of Hobson street, 200 feet
south of Ninth street; lot 5Ox12s feet;
an investment; $1250.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
''zZzlLISE:.s:
LARGE BUNCH OF SALES
Reported by One of the Real Estate
Agencies-Transfers In the
Western Section

e. a. Forester & Sons report the fol-
lowing sales;
For Dr. w. J. Davis to Mrs. NJ. A. G.
Griffith, 100 feet frontage by 176 feet
in depth. on east side of Alvarado, 100
feet south of Orange. Property faces
Westlake park and is suitable for busi-
ness, flat, apartment or hotel purposes.
Consideration $4,000.
For e. A. Forester to Curtis Muncy, a
nigh and slightly residence lot, east
frontage, on Burlington, $50 feet south
of Orange size 65x150; $500.
In Forester Improvement company's
new tract wiltshire Harvard Heights"
located between Wiltshire boulevard and
San Marino streets, Normandie and
Harvard, the following bunch of sales
aggregattng $21, 450 made during the
week. For past two weeks sales total
$64,nO. The purchasers We're: George
F. Richmond. H. r. Austin Frances
%. Schotield, Mrs. Mary Merchant. Nc
kee Mhoon, Nina E. and Redden B.
Hoff, Ellen NJ. Gaylord, A. D. Bel
linger. w. p. Boynton, Pearl e. Glea-
son. F. V. Thornburg w. H. Perdue,
Lizzie Boswell. j. w. Monahan and A,
S. and W. S. Heineman.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Build in the Montezuma

Through the Crescent Real Estate
and Improvement company E. Rankin.
well-known capitalist of Denver,
Montezuma ranch, a part or the Gas
sell estate at Avenue 81 and Aidama,
two blocks west of the Garvanza car
line The consideration was 100000.
Mr.. Rankin win subdlvide this beauti-
ful tract into 700 lots, each 40X140 feet,
and sell them at 5000 up on easy terms
The tract will be given first-class inn
provements, streets graded and curbed,
cement sidewalks laid and water and
gas piped to the lots, The lots will be
placed on the market this week. Be
ginning next Tuesday free excursion
cars will he run to the tract. Tickets
may be had OF President Puntenney Of
the Crescent Real Estate company.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
STEADY SPREAD
IN BU|LD|NG
SHOWING FOR FIRST DAYS OF
DECEMBER
Increase In Number OF Permits Issued
and In Total Valuation Of I'M
provements-t5e Houses
Started

The building record for the flrst nine
days Of December is a most gratifying
showing, The permits were 2sO for
improvements valued at s3Oo, ,t99, sub
stantial Increase over the same period
In 1904.
In every section of the city improve
ments and repairs are under way. and
on every hand there is daily evidence
Of activity in the expansion of Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
The Commonwealth Tract

Thomas II. Hastings reports this
sales in Commonwealth tract for two
weeks ending as aggregating $29,700
The purchasers were j. H. Wood, Ce-
ell Watson. NJ. H. D. Foster, f. Or
mond, Elise Kerckhoff, P. j.. Hummel
ana w. NJ Lewis: Street work is un-
der way now. All inside lots have 60
feet frontage and the corner lots have
so feet frontage. These large lots in
sure high-class building restrictions
and the proximity of this tract to
Sunset park, Occidental and Wiltshire
boulevards make it one of the most
desirable of the exclusive Westlake
subdivisions. The splendid car service
mal'as this location the ideal one for
the mess man who wants to get
to his o.. in less than twenty min
uteS,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Beautiful Souvenir Folder

Probably the most expensive as well
as the handsomest folder ever is
sued is the "Bullfrog," now being cir
culated by the Los Angeles -Bullfrog
Realty and Investment Co. (Inc.). 41S
Hellman building. The flfty-page fold
er, which is profusely illustrated with
scenes In and around Bullfrog, Ne
vada, has a beautiful cover of golden
hue, and includes two of the latest
maps of the rich mining country. The
officers of the company are Robert A.
Dean, president; H. w. Preston, vice
president; Fred w. Nash, secretary
and treasurer; William S. Wall, Robert
A. Wilson, f. T.. Keith and Oscar ].
Smith, directors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
haIf-Aere Lot PRICES

Harbert & Butterworth report the fol,
lowing sales during the week in differ
ent tracts:
In Willowbrook No! Q, TO H. A. Gil
lum, one lot, 1925; j. A. Kearney. one
lot, $685.; Ida Murray, one lot. 1925 II
ID, Danford, one lot, 1850; j. III. H.
Faunce. one lot. $685.. y. Enteman, two
lots, $3.50; Frances Eddy, one lot, 1925;
NJ. Phillips. two lots. $3.50; w. IL. Dea-
mud, one lot, $S25; j. r. Sumney, one
lot, $325; all half-acre lots.
In the Prince tract: T. ]. Spencer,
four lots, $3.50; Walter N. Scott, one lot.
$3.50.
In San Gabriel Orange Grove tract:
Anna c.. Gregory, one lot. $4O0; M. j.
Henry, one lot, $500; A. j. Cuneo. two
lots, $500; Mabel Ramsey. one lot, S400,
q. Wilson, two lots, $500. The above are
half-acre lots and are In the center of
San Gabriel.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Grand total ............ Gao
improvements by Wards

Below Is the official report of per-
mits granted for the various wards
since Dec. /:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
official TabuIatlon

Following are the official figures Sc
cured from the offices of the building
Superintendent, Dec, 1 to Dec. Q:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10

See display in windows Of The Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
DANGER Of DELAY
IN REALTY DEALS
LOCAL SITUATION COVERED 81
ACTIVE AGENT
Many Lessons Drawn From Personal
Experienoes-Wond Growth
Of Los AnqeIes-Enterpriso
Of Business Men

The following on the Los Angeles
real estate situation is contributed by
Julius r. Black OF the real estate firm
Of Black Bros:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10

Medicines that aid nature are all
ways most successful Chanberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. 1t
allays the cough. relieves the lungs,
aids expectoration. opens the seere-
tions, ana aids nature in restoring the
system TO a healthy condition. II is
famous for its cures over a large part
of the civilized world. Thousands have
testified to its superior excellence. It
counteracts any tendency of a cold to
result in pneumonia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

TO r. W. Webb. Francis n. Downs. Es.
tates. Administrator and Heirs aud
Assigns OF same.
You aud each OF you are hereby no
tined that your co-Ownera. @. T..
Brooks and W. s. strlcklor. have OK.
pended two hunderd t200l dollars In
labor and Improvements upon the Old
Timer Lode. situated IN the New Piac.
ers Mining District. County OF Santa
Fe Territory OF New Mexico $4,000
for eacn year. as Will appear by Ger
tihcates filed Nov. 6. 1903. and Nov
N. 1904. In The Office OF the Recorder
.Of said county, IN order to hold said
promises under tho provisions Of sec.
Hon 1894 Revised Statutes Of the
United States, being the amounts re.
Qulred TO hold the same Tor the years
ending Dec. 81, 1908. and Dec. 81.
1894 And II within ninety days after
this notice for publication YOU fall or
refuse 70 contribute your portion Of
such expenditure. your respective IN.
tereets In said claim win become the
property Of the subscribers under said
section 2sel
w s. STRlCfl1. ER.
O. A.. BROOKS.
Date ~ irSt publication Jan. 81 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
HOUSE.


Afternoon sesslon-Twcnty.foDrth Day
Speaker Dallos called the house 10
order al ESQ o'clock All members
present except Mr.. Howard.
Council substitute 20 council bin
No. aS. by Mr. Winters, an act prOvld.
Ing for the construction of n public
highway In New Mexico from Ration
TO Ei Paao. Passed unanimously.
Speaker Da4os asked unanimous
cOnEcnt 81 the house 20 intrudco
houze memorial No 1, BY Mr. Ealies,
Detltlonins ;he house OF representa-.
tlyes OF the United States congress- 10
concur In the Hamilton statehood bin
as amended and passed by the senate.
which request was granted Mr. san.
chez moved that the memorial be
adOpsod, which motion carried unani-
mously.
The memorial follows:
Petiti1ning the house OF representa-.
lives OF The congress OF the United
states. on Tuesday, February 7. 1906.
To the House OF Representatives ~
the congress Of the United States.
Your memOrlallst, the council Of tho
thirty 6ixth legislative assembly Of the
territory Of New Mexico most respect
fully represents that tho Hamilton bill
"a amended and passed hy tho senate
on Tuesday. rehruary 2. 1905, EN-.
bodies the hopes, aspirations and
rights ~ the pcopie OF Saw Mexico,
who are well fitted 10 assume the
form Of government az provided for
IN said biz AZ Il has passed the SEN
ATE That the peCple OF New Mexico
have an Inherent right 10 admission
into the aisterhoOd Of states because
Of treaty etipulations OF our govern.
ment by which Il solomnly pledged
tho people OF the cedod scrritory taat
e would be Incorporated into the
union and tho people thereof admitted
o. the enjoyment Of all The rights Of
American citizens; thai che action OF
the senate OF tho United States IN
passing the Hamilton bill In It's
amended form ia a most righteous rec
ngnition of the rights Of a people thar
have been 20 long denied tho privi'
ieEes Of fun American citizenship.
We therefore most respectfully and
urgently Position your honorable body
10 concur In the amendments " che
senate OF the unned States 10 the
Hamilton bin AZ the earliest date pos
slble which may be consistent with
the rights OF and the cOuvtesics due
70 cnch Of the members Of your hon
orahle body.
And II is ncroby resolved ~ sho
council OF the legislative assembly OF
tho territory Of New Mexico 10 iolo'
graph q copy OF this memorial 90 the
speaker Of the house OF representa-.
tives OF che congress Of tho United
states.
BUSINESS on sPEAKER's TABLE
Council bill No ~, ny MIR. miller
an aet relating 70 the management oi
community land grants in the county
Of bona Ana Referred 10 the commit
ice ON mines and public landa.
Amended council bin No. 80, ~ Mr.
Martinez. an act amending section 5fl
OF the Compiled Laws OF New MAxico
RELAXING 20 the dividing line between
Taos and Rio Arrlha counties, was
passed unanimously under suspension
nf rules
Tho house then adjourned until this
morning. az 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Afternoon esslon--Twenty.fi fifth Day.
Mr. Lynch introduced house bin No
~, an act creating the office OF terri
i0rial oil Inspector. The btu Was
taken up under the suspension OF
rules The hill provides for an oh IN.
specior 80 be appointed by tho gov.
ernor for a term Of two years. He
must give a bond for So 900, aud IL
given power % appoint deputies He
shall receive one cent for each gallon
Inspected "a remuneration for his ser.
vices. The bill was passed by a vote
OF ~ 90 4, Meaara Ellis. Nehlett. Dalios
and saRdoyai voting no.
Under the suspension Of the rulea,
the house passed council Joint mem
0rlal No. :. BY Mr.. Greer. urging the
governor and legislature Of Illinois b
ask tho Representatives In congress OF
Illinois 70 work for the concurrence
Of the national house % representa-.
tivos IN the amendments Of the senate
10 the Hamilton statehood bill.
House joint resolution No 1. pro
yldlns for the inspection by the leFls.
lature Of every territorial Institution,
was passed unanimously.
Council bin No. NJ, by Mr. Martinez.
relating 10 the distribution OF estates
OF deceased persons was passed by
the house.
The house also passed unanimously
council joint memorial No. 3. By Mr.
Martin, protesting RERinm the passage
by congress Of house resolution No.
1889. providing for the construction
Of a dam IN the RIO Grapde Ia the Me
siila valley and giving Texas priority
Of water rights.
The house Adjourned until 40 O'Clock
this forcno0u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

in the Diatrics Court. County OF
Valencia, Territory Of New Mexico
Ernest A. Tie lon a al, plaintiffs, vs.
hluowater Land and Irrigation Com
pany ~ at. defendants No 1851
To the Blnewater Land and Irrigation
Company, John II Norton, james s.
Van DfFen. John r. Long, l.. L.
Henry and r. w D0ts0s. defend.
ants
You are hereby notified that a Euij
has been begun IN the District Court
~ Valencia County, New Mexico, BY
frnest A. Tlctien aud r. q. Nelson.
as plaintiffs. aEninat YOU a. defend
ants, for the purpose ~ udiudRing
inst plaintiffs are entitled 10 a prior
and superior sight 10 have water from
the Reservoir Site M 20 ana the
canaln of the defendant company 10
irrigafo 100 acres OF land 20 each 81
plaintiffs, IN accordance with the
terms 81 a contract with the Blue.
water Land and Irrigation Company,
% eDiuia and restrain defendants
ifem allowing water 10 go TO waste.
ard that defendants may b. ordered
10 give plaintiffs water tyr the irri-
Hation 81 their lands during the irri.
CATION season under the terms OF said
contract, and upon default thereOf
that a receiver be appointed for such
purpose, and 40 set aside two certain
deeds ~ trust and foreclosure pro
eeedinRa had therein a. set up IN
their complaint, and for other and gen
eral relief; and that unless you enter
your appearance In said cause on OF
before the 18Th day of March. 1905,
the plaintiffs win apply 20 the court
for the relief demanded ia their com.
plain W. u. DAME
(Soall Clerk.
" T. Medler. Attorney for Plaintiffs,
" o. Address, Albuquerque. n N.