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NO WATER RIGHTS

cisions that has ever been rendered ln this State on the rights of the water users to the water to irrieate their lands. In view of this decision and numerous others along the same line t Is manifest that the plan on which Imperial Water company No. was organized was defective for the pur- poses for which it was organized. This company was ostensibly put forth to supply entrymen on desert lands with water rights so they could reclaim their lands and acquire title from the gov ernment. The government required then, as 1t requires now. that the en- iryman shall show that he has "clear right to sufficient water 10 successfully and permanently irrigate his land and this requirement is now being more strenuously insisted upon than ever.
 Messrs. Stephens and Stephens de-
 ny that the stockholder in this water company has any right to the water much less "elear right as the gov ernment requires They say them selves neither the stockholders nor persons other than stockholders have ever made any appropriations of water or done any act upon which claim of right can be based" If this is the case those who bought stock In lmper- ial Water company No. with the be- lief that they were buying water right were deluded for they have done mo act upon which claim of right can be based" We are now at the heart of this matter. We contend that the users of the water supplied by Imperial Water company No. have a right to the use of the water thus supplied them and that this right is absolute in every sense. That even though both the California Development company and Imperial Water company No. should pass away this right would remain and the land owners still be entitled to the water necessary to irrigate their lands.  The right to the use of water must be- long to the land on which. it is benefc- ialB used. Otherwise where does it belong2 If as Messrs. Stephens and Stephens say neither the stockholder nor persons other than stockholders have ever made appropriations of water or done any act upon which claim of right can be based" how can an entry man on public lands set up claim to such "clear right 10 the use of water" as the government requires before title Is granted to these lands2
 Messrs. Stephens and Stephens have raised questions that must be set tied and settled right; also they must De settled promptly. If it Is contend ed. as seems to be the case, that the waters of the Colorado river belong to the California Development company then the contention set up by Messrs. Stephens and Stephens is rect and the people of this Valley have acquired no right to the use of water and can acquire none. For this contention to be correct however the California De- velopment company must own the wat CT of the Colorado river absolutely and would therefore not be common car rier according to the laws of this State but would be carrying ana delivering its own property i. e., water. Under such conditions it would sell this prop erty (wateD to the Imperial Water company No. in bulk and the only thing the stockholder of Number One A.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-06-16

and employees of the California De- company and the further fact that at the time the contracts were made the water company direct crate was in every instance controlled
 by the California Development com pany would at least give color to this
 belief. When the contract between Water company No. l and the Cali
 fornia Development company was en-
 tered into on July 24th, 1901 and
 which Messrs. Stephens and Stephens
 and also the late Judge Variel declare
 to be valid and enforceable contract
 three of the five directors of Imperial
 Water company No were not only
 stockholders in the California Develop
 ment company but were also members
 of its board of directors and the active
 managing force in the direction of its
 affairs. The fact that these water
 companies were all incorporated under
 the California Development company
 control and made the contracts by
 which all their capital stock was turned
 over to the California Development company while under that control goes to show that the entire scheme of Inn perial Water companies was merely set of regulations established by the California Development company to be observed by the settlers on the pub lie lands before they would be permit ted to receive supply of water for the irrigation of their lands.
 If as Messrs. Stephens and Stephens declare neither the stockholders nor persons other than stockholders have ever made any appropriations of water or done any act upon which claim of right can be based" then all they have done is to comply with the regulations established by the California Develop ment company. None of the decis- ions of the supreme court of this State that have ever been quoted in support of the views held by Messrs. Stephens and Stephens are as recent as the de- cision rendered in the case of Crow vs. the San Joaquin and Kings River Canal and Irrigation company. In this case the court swept aside the regula- lions established by the water company and the contract set up by them and established the rule that it is the duty of water companies in this State to supply water to the users ''whether they comply with their regulations or not" In other words no water com oany has the right to prescribe the terms on which water shall be deliver ed to users in this State. Aside from the conclusions above which are clear
 y deducble from the opinion of Mes SITS Stephens and Stephens there is further and more vital consideration and that is the fac that the people of this Valley are entrymen on the public ands. the great majority of them un- der the desert land act. Before they can secure title to their lands they must each show to the commissioner of the general land office that they nave a "clear right to sufficient water 10 successfully and permanently lrrlgate the lands embraced in their entries"
 If as Messrs. Stephens and Stephens contend they have never done any act on which a claim of right can be based now are they to meet this requirement. If the contention is advanced that such an arrangement as Messrs. Stephens and Stephens set forth prevails in this
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-06
Decision en- Contra de F. A.
Hubbell.

Albuquerque, N. M. Oct. Ell
Juez Abbott en- una decision ha
sostenido la cortienda en- los pro-
cedimientos do quo warranto
traidos por F. A. Hubbell en- con.
ira de Jnsto R. Armijo, en- los
cuales Hubbell trat0 de obtcner
possession de Ia oficina de tesorero
del Condado de Bernalillo, de Ia
cual fue removido por el Cob.
-Otero, durante su iernlino como
executive del Territorio. Armijo
fu6 nombrado como 81 successor.
La causa ha sido apelada a Ia
corte suprema del territorio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-06

La nueva ley sobre Preparedness
Alimenticias y Drogas ordena Sc de-
clare en- la etiqueta de t0dos los re-
medios para la t6s Ell opio cloroformo
o c%ualquiera otro narc6tico 6 droga We.
nenosa que c~ontengan. Este no va
con Ell remedio para la Tos del DR..
Shoop pues por mas de 20 amos Sc ha
preparado sin que entire en- sus com
ponentes ninguna de estas drogas.
I'll DR.. Shoop es Ell iinico que Sc ha
opuesto energicamente al uso de opia-
los y narc6ticos. Ell Remedio del DR..
Shoop para la Tos IS ~inofensivo has
tai para ell mas tierno niho-y su ar
cion es curar no adormecer simple
mente. Cuando pida I'm remeLio pa
ra la tos msista en- ell DR.. Shoop. Acc.
lase d la protection de la ley. Sc ven
de y 10 recomendamos. Fischer Drug
Co.
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revIsta quemante de esta comunidad;
on OIL cIamor do Ia MADEIRA, OIL carbon
y los campos mlneros; en- 81 hume DO
los mollnos y las fabricas. entire Ia
burla en- las GALES y los grltos on las
juntas pdblicps. pero tengo ID contain
Z que ag%uantardn 10 que venga y que
81 dictamen serd por al menos 10000
de mayoria: "Blen hecho!"
"Que yivai"
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LastImaduras : ouemaduras.

~ A
Aplicando I'm sanatiyo ~antic6pticO
a las heridas, lastimaduras, quemadu-
ras y lastimaduras semejantes antes
de la inflamacion, pueden ser curadas
montamente sin ninguna maturaclon
" en- menos que Ia tercera parte del
tempo ~requerido por Ell viejo trata-
miento. Este es ell. descubrimiento
mas grande y triunfo de cirurgia mo-
Iderna. III Balsamo de Dolor de Cham
berlain hace beneficio sobre este prin
cipio. Els un %antic6ptico y cuando Sc
aplica d tales lastimaduras, causa que
curadas prontamente. Tambien
aliyia Ell dolor y dolencias Y evita to-
do peligro de envenenamiento de la
sangre. Siempre tengan una botella
del Balsamo de Dolor de Chamberlain
EN- vuestra casa Y les salvara tempo
y dinero, no menclonando la inconve-
niencia v sufrimiento de tales males
tares. De venta en- todas las botlcas.
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La humedad y frialdad de Ia nariz
de I'm perro es signo de salud. mien-
tras que 81 esta SEGA y caliente quiere
aecir que esta enfermo. Y asi pasa
con los labtos humanos: secos, parti.
dos. sin color es sintoma de estado fe-
bril-. fuera de que lucen feos. Para
tener labios hermosos. de lin rojo ater-
,~iopelado, apliquese. d Ia nora de
acosiarse. la Pomada Verde del DR..
shoop. Suayizara y cubrira los labi0s
lie flna y san piel. Pida una muestra
gratis y quedara convencldo. Pomos
de CRYSTAL grandes con tapas metalIcas
rs centavos. Fischer Drug Co.
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Los P~reventics segun su nombre 10
indlca. preseryan de c~onstlpados y de
Ia Influenza cuando son tomadas al
comenzar a estornudar." Las Preven-
tics son agTadables g~olosinas, en- for
ma de pastillas. Dsipan los resfrla-
dos prontamente. 81 Sc toman en- item
pc, cuando SO comiense a sentir el
resfriado. Las Preventlcs on entera-
mente inofensIvas aun para los nihos
y su accion es Ia misma en- los adul-
tos. Sc vende en- cajas de 8 y rs Gen.
tavos. Fischer Drug Co.
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81 10 gnsta 81 cafe pero teme .tomar,
10. prnebe el Cafe Salud del DR. Shoou
ell Cafe v~erdadero ataca ell Est6mago.
corazon y Rlhones; pero el Cafe-Salud
iel DR.. Shoop no contiene un solo gra-
no de cafe verdadero. Esta compues-
to dc granos tostados. malta etc, ma
co n bebida a~gradable y alimenti-
ella: y conserya Ell sab0r del cafe de
Java. "Preparado en- un minute.
0cnrrp d nuestro establecImlento por
una muestra. De venta por Cart
wright-Davis Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-06

Dolor de cabeza es causadO p0r de-
sarreglo del est6mago Y por indiges-
ton. Las Pastillas de Chamberlain
nara ell Est6mago 6 Higado corrigen
estos desordenes y efectuan n clra.
Tomando estas pastillas tan pronto
como la primera indication de Ia en-
sermedad aparece, ell ataque puede ser
evitado facilmente. Obtengan una
prueba gratis. De venta en- todas las
bOticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-06
Tormentos y Ma~lestares de la Eczema
AItvjados.

La intensa c0mez0n c~aracterlstica
de la eczema, y semejantes enferme-
dades de la piel son instantemente
lliviadas aplicando Ia Saliva de Cham
berlain y muchos casos severos han
sido curados permanentemente por su
uso. De venta, en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-06
DISCURSO DEL HON.
H. o. BURSUM'


Pronunclado Presentando Fuertes
Ideas y Hechos.
$1,000
III sigulente es ell discurso del Hon
II. o. Bursnm, Presidente del Comi-
10 Central Republican, del Territo'
rio ante 10 convention en- Las Vegas,
ell cual fue una revelation en- orato.
ria v argumerto aun para sus mas
intimos amigos:
No hay una plataforma Republica-
ma v no hay I'm orador Republican,
en- este grande globo terrestre de no
sotros hoy dia quien no trate directa
q indirectamente sobre la marayillo-
sa prosperldad que ha llegado d su
complete desarrollo durante la admi-
instruction del Presidente Roosevelt.
Los hlstorladores lie llamaran o esla
la edad de orc, 10 estrella de una sa-
bia rutina de protection a industrias
y lie construction de hogares en- nues
tro propi0 suelo. Las clfras son tan
vastas que no mas podran traer al
entendlmiento n Idea adecuada del
extento de esta prosperidad.
AIgunas cifras Enormes.
Para uue molestar vuestra mente O
mi mente para decir lie I'm balance
de- SO 6 60 millones de pesos en- favor
de los Estados Unidos? Que signifi-
Ga nara cualouiera leer en- la prensa
M In Tesoreria Nacional esta rebo.
sando con orc v que tiene una reser-
va de 40 millones de pesos mas gran
de oue 81 afio pasaJo en- este mismo
tiempo: nue. nuestras exp~ortaclones y
nuestras manufactures deben ser me-
didas nor los billones de pesos y que
nuetros productos de labranza exec
den en- yalor a aouellos de toda la Eu-
roma
"a mania humane M nrada contra.
aecir estos hechos pero hay algo que
todos podemos entender. Cuando We
NOS oue cada hombre oulen 10 desea
nuede tener trabaio con buenos suel,
dos. cuando yemos sobre los felices
:,
iosones ue iuilpie uouue
oonsue.o ' ia aIee''a W. ~
eepasauos nui,a
cho mas naeo. cuando m d tamtos
ni6os tar bien ~alimentaios V yesli.
n q .a"esS 'a,a,
uos a'enui0iuo nu a"~
pup,icas ieoipenuo aquena "
sin "a cuai nuoios ue quo pa,es
sieion que lal,ai ~
'ouanuo an1nss
sas ue ~ siaa que van ~ m ~,
Gu ios iasa,e' n ~
uan ID iuen,e NC "a piospe
siuiise raa l1
= los nosaies uo' o" e.e
~, u iap'auoi, ea. ass
ihen'e 60 81 eAlo ioe
'osperiuNu apa'e"e =
P~rospridad en- Nuevo Mexico Tamo'en
que Neuvo Mexico esta gozanao en-
teramente de ,esta prosperldad todos
ustedes 10 saDen. ove1as y reces So
bre millares de Tomas trayendo rentas
a sus duenos, sus t~enedores y los q Q
promedio;' los bancos aumentando ca
da dia en- nnmero y en- riqueza; nue
vas plazas. ausencia de caida de ne
gocios, Ia construction de ~ferrocarriles
la aperture de m;nas de carbon, II
construction de obras de regadio, la
multiplication de periodicos, la distri
bucion de riqueza entire los hombres
de negoclos 9 invertidores, todas estas
cosas son la regla del dia en- Nuevo
Mexico. NO solamente centenares, 81
no millares de ~buscadores de hogares
de los estados mas ~prosperos y progre-
sistas estan viniedo al Terntorio, to-
mando domicilios, inviertiendo sls bic
mes, ansiosos de entrar en- la prospe-
nidad que ha venido a nosotros y de
la cual TODD Ell mundo sabe. sClerta-
-r-I- - AI.---- G--..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-06

ue toQQe, ciuokQ4uxa AlucrtosuS, oou1o
81 Of pueblo Dc los dos Tsrritorios son
nlhos Q~ulenes deben scr traIdos 4
aceptar 81 don por 81 oual los hombrea
del 70 dieron gu riQueza y IL sanere
dc sn Vida. los cualss dieron fuego al
norte y al y para entrar a conflic.
10 mas estupendo de toda Ia historic,
81 cual es Ia envIdIa Dc todas las ma
clones ie ID TERRA y esta cubierta por
Ia libertad do TODD 81 pueblo amante;
como 81 Of Congress- no pudiese coni-
peler q Arizona y Nuevo Mexico q
aceptar ~ciudadanIa en- cualquier forms'
que sle desc Ia CANA Sin IL donacion
10 I'm solo acre Q de u mas mInIma
moneda do cobre: como al este magni-
fico presente de casl 30 mlllas cua-
dradas y millones do pesos no fueran
el don dc I'm padre generoso a un hljo
querido! Pero 81 realmente fueran
ma treta. recuerJese que tan espl6n-
dida lreta nunca habia sIdo ofrecida
antes a ninguna com,midad para en-.
trar d Ia union. nj tampoco serA ORE
III. ~. ... 80
Wv" "'"s." r"e
garantias de Ia libertad. independent
!" = ss"'u y. !.
~ neva"n '. vn,,",
!" $3.50 ~
Tambien hay aseguranzas de IN Sis
M y n.as
~" "1'" s"u'osa ~
s".sss s"
es.a'' "os nrs
Wv" 's nma
W." "e. " s
~" o4,' y, r -.
., s,n..,.S. ~,
""' -., Nv.
ua'e W" v'a' s' .,ar
v".'4"e ss.,
~ ~ ~ .S,.s
~ ena 100 su.as
s ~.a~nn
e o7 uos N.Y. ,a,
~ 49, .".",.s
pueuA ser ev1tauA, las reyes teTTltO-
rIales de cada Territorio de quedar en-
e nassa s"s a., ~
~ % ons
auo .. o. .e'auo s ~,
'
'"uv
El nueyo estado es permitido de es-
coger su propia capital despues de
1915; hasta esa fecha Ia Capital per-
manecera en- Santa Fe.
III Congreso, en- adlcion a su re-
compensa arriba mencionada, ha apro'
plado $4,000 para pagan por las cleo
clones y convenciones necesarias para
e~stablecer Ell nuevo estado. Entonces
puede aparecer que ell Congreso De los
Estados Unidos haya FORBADE estos
dones sobre una population involun-
tarla, lie ha ~conceiido a Nuevo
Y Arizona un referendum, el cuai ie
da q 'cada n Ell derecho de renusar co
ia g~enerosldad, esta recompensa.
Que podria ser mas igualg Donde es-
ia Ell ~ciudaiano quien pueda concien'
zndamente rehusar tan grande pendi-
cion? Seeuramente. que mo es uh
patricia. nj I'm amante de sus MICS,
qiien o apa]o un patrimoh'o ae
tanta magnificencia, debido a una az
herencia de quimerica esperanto dc
la cual ell oriente algun dia p'leda pup'
larse, 0 pueda haber algnn conereso
aun mas generoso que aauei que 'es
do d los dos Territories ei Ac'a "e
H~abilitacion de Hamiiton'
Guam triyiales apareceh 'oaes .'s
argumentos hasta ahora avanAaa's
contra 81 estado consoIlaauo para los
dos Territories cuanao D~a'an1auos con'
ira la gloria de la cindadania amer.
cana, o ann Ia magniiica herehc'a "
terrenos y dinero. IA promesa ae IN
-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-06

81 candidate, probablemepte d Hon.
Juan Navarro, q los Dem0cratas nom
bran un candidate del ccndado Dc
Mora,
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(continua de la Pagina lra.)


nck uiuO5 cptuticlou eli ViuVus
fue llamad0 cada condado, hubo I'm
endosamiento e~ncareclJo por el nomI-
nado. El Hon. T. b. Catron hizo 81
discurso principal dc segundo. Pro
meti6 que la mayoria por el Delegado
Andrews en- el Condado de Santa re
no seria lie las menos. Entro en- re-
cuerdos y dijo que solamente dos de-
legados al congreso de Nuevo Mexico
habian seryido mas que dos terminus
Ell coronel J. Francisco chaves. quien
habia servido tres terminus Y 81 Hon.
Antonio Joseph, quien habia servIdo
cinco terminus, durante cuyo tempo
absolutamente 10 consiguio NADIA pa
ra Nuevo Mexico. Mr.. Catron recla-
mo haber hecho mas o Nuevo Mexi-
CO y por 81 partido Republican, que
c~ualesquier otro en- tlrar "aquel HON.
bre' Y restaurar al partldo Republic
cano al poder. Ell cual ma tenldo desde
entonces. DIjo que habla gastado sri
tempo. u medlos. su %capacidai in.
t%electual, y recorrIdo el Terrltorio des-
de I'm lado hasta Ell otro y devuelto
Ell mlsmo d las fllas Republicans.
Dijo que debidO q sus esfuerzos y ex-
perlencia los dos amos ~pasados, Ell De-
legado Andrews es hoy dia mas capaz
de hacer algo, y que 81 Ina hecho algo
en- 10 pasado conseguira mucho mas
en- 10 futdro. Aconsej6 de mandarlo
otra e al COngreso por una mayoria
de 10000, prometIendo que no solamen
te obtenga 100000 para I'M eiificio
pdblico en- Albuquerque, pero que ha-
ga algo para Las Vegas. para Silver
City, para Santa Fe, para otras plazas
y secciones del Territorio. Que har
ria mas cuando Ell estado consolidate
sea echado abajo como ciertamente 10
sera, regresard para atras, ' hombrs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-06

su~scrIbanse al Nuevo Mericano,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-06

man.
Del distrito II de la Camara, con.
slstlendo de los Coniados de Grant,
Luna, Doha Ana v Otero, Frank w.
Beach, de Orogrande, Condado de Ote-
70. fue nominado. Es un m~anejador
active lie minas Y vino a Nueyo Me-
xico dos ahos pasados de ST.. Joseph,
Missouri.
Del distrito once Conciliar. consis-
tiendo de los Condados de Torrance,
Lincoln y Otero, Carl A. Dalies, lie
Willard, fue nominado.
Del Sexto Distrito Conciliar. consis-
tiendo de los Condados de SanIoval
Santa Fe, d. A. Miera, de Cuba, con
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS

ETCHINGS. HALF-ToNEs Amn asio
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
GREAT BUY ON MAIN.

DIRECTLY OPPOSITE GOVERN
MENT BUILDING. AT 1915 PER
FOOT. NOTHING IN THE BLOCK
FOR LESS THAN s1100 TO $4,000 PER
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RICH.
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DORlUS REAL ESTATE & INV. CO..
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BEST BUYS ON THE MARKET FOR

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the money.
$500
buys good t-room, brick, almost new.
with pore, bath tub, elc. lights, cement
cellar, back porch screened. Rents for
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$4,000
Will buy 4-room brick house. hall. clos
cts, cellar, summer kitchen. Lot 50x
157 feet to an alley. East Of the park.
$500 cash; balance monthly.
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for 1-room frame mot modern) lawn,
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buys a good groom, modern brick, al
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large bath room, pore. tub good mantel.
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FURNITURE OF SIX-ROOM HOUSE,
as good as new. consisting OF fins
rugs and carpets. parlor rockers, couch,
dining-table and chairs. sideboard and
china closet, china and glassware, re-
frigerator, large Monarch steel range,
with jacket. kitchen utensils. cupboard,
lnoleum, garden hose. lawn-mower, gas
range, brass-trimmed beds. dressers.
commodes, wardrobe. centertableS,
lace curtains. hot blast heater, mat
tresses. lot of chairs, also a fine Kim
ball plano and music cabinet, practical
ly new. Furniture will be sold. with or
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LIST PROPERTY FOR SALE Or
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
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THE BEST PAYING BAKERY OUT
side OF Salt Lake. flrst-class wholesale
and retail cash trade. VIII sell at
bargain If taken at once. Owners have
other business In mining camp. Par
ties intending to buy may investigate.
Address Provo City Bakery, $50 w.
Center st, Provo. Utah. y2S33
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SPIRITUALISTS

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sunday, developing class every Mon
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. u. P. r.
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UNDER NAT. BANK OF REPUBLIC
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:..nu,scE LICENSES
DIED

-,.rh,s his city. July 3. 1905, Elijah
I,i IN ,pls = years. native Of Missouri.
y seIficho cshonel OF Joseph William
/selai Cuh C'h west Temple street.
= Il SVIl ali members of the q, A.
D snd =" corps are specially In
4 Fen,snd without further notice.
b az. St.- Olivet cemetery
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JUST FINISHED, ONE OF THE
incest 6-room houses in the city.
Cream colorcd brick. cut stone founda-
ton. pore. bath, g. L. finished In nat
ural wood. closets pantry, hall, front
and back porchcs. cement walks, cor
ncr. size of lot 54x123h IT.; pipes In for
hot-air furnace and furnace easy to
put In; Independent water system. See
owner on premises. 5s6 e. 10th So, or
just across the road from beautiful
Liberty park. Price. $500. al
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