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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-09
euerrIIIa Warfare In Korea.

Toxic, Sept 9-The Korean in
surgents are abandoning organized re-
sistance Of the Japanese. They now
destroy the railways and telegraph
lines and murder unarmed Japanese,
of whom they already have killed IL,
shockingly mutilating the bodies.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-09
river Gives up Ite Dead.

Quelec. Sept. 9.--Sunday was the
tenth day since the Quebec bridge
calamity and the st. Lawrence river
began 10 give up some of the victims.
THREE bodies were found Saturday
about II miles below the bridge and
SUNDAY i've others were added to the
list,i ma ing a total of "a bodies found
out Of ne IS who went 10 their death.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-09
l.Iahtnlng Struck "UncIe JOe's" Barn

Evansville, Ind. Sept, 9.--During an
electrical storm that passed over
southern Indiana Sunday lightning
struck barn on the farm in Spencer
county, Ind. owned Jointly by United
StalCl Senator James Hemenway aud
Tpea lar of the House of Representa-
lives Joseph C. Cannon. It was prac-
ticslly destroyed, the loss being
SO 900
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-09
Root Is Restored 10 Hsalth.

New York. Sept 9.-Secretary OF
State Elihu Root who has been a pa
tient at William Mnldoons institute
at White Plains, left there last night.
The secretary gained ~ pounds while
i,e was IN the institution and he told
hif friends that he felt like new
man,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-09
vienna,s Smallpox Epidemic.

Vienna, Sept. 9.-There are no
signs of abatement in the smallpox
epidemic During the last few days
10000 persons have been vaccinated.
Public meetings and professions have
been forbidden.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-09
Refuse to Repeal AntI.DanoInu Rule

Columbus, o., Sept. "a PROPOSE.
tion to repeal the Methodist rule
which prohibits dancing precipltated
a long debate at the fourth days ses
sion of the Ohio conference of the A..
NJ. Il. church. At the end OF the dis
cussion Bishop Derrick, of New York,
ruled that there shall be no modifica'
tion of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-19
PATENTS IN ENGLAND.
Protected Articles Must
Be Made in United Kingdom.

Consul General r. j. Wynne of London
reports that the new British patent act,
which goes into effect January l next, is
of great importance TO inventors, manu-
facturers and others, concerning which he
says:
Its provisions are embodied In over 100
sections, divided into three parts-patents,
designs and general.
"If patented article or process be
manufactured or carried on exclusively or
mainly outside the United Kingdom. then.
unless the patentee prove that the pat
ented article or process is manufactured
or carried on to an adequate extent in
the United Kingdom, or give satisfactory
reasons why it Is not SO manufactured or
carried on the controller may make an
order revoking the patent forthwith, or he
may make an order revoking it after a
specified interval if the patented article
or process b. not in the meantime ade-
duately manufactured or carried on with
In the United Kingdom but in the latter
case, II the patentee give satisfactory rea-
sons for the failure so TO manufacture or
carry on within the prescribed time, the
controller may extend the period by not
more than one year. To obtain such an
order application must be made to the
controller at least four years from the
date of the patent and one year from the
pasSing of the act; moreover, any decision
of the controller is to be subject TO an APP
peal to the high court, and no order is to
be made that will be at variance with any
treaty, convention, arrangement or en-
gagement with any foreign country or
British possession.
This provision, which, according to
Mr. loyd-George. is the pith of the act,
introduces a very important alteration
into the law relating to patents. 1t is true
that under the previous law it was posi-
BILE that a patent might be revoked on a
somewhat similar ground-namely, that
the reasonable requirements of the public
with respect to the patented invention
had not been satisfied; but this was only
as an alternative to the grant of COM
pulsory license. and no patent has. at any
rate in modern times, been revoked on
such a ground. Whether the policy of re-
voking patents for lack of working in this
country is sound or not is at any rate
very debata BILE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-19
MOTOR CARS IN ASIA.
Prince Borghese's Trip Gives I'M
petus to Pioneer Work

Consul General G. b. Ravndal of Bel
rut, referring to Prince Borghes9's feat as
leading contestant in the Peking-Paris
automobile race, which was started from
the Chinese capital June 10, and con-
Guided some fifty-eight days later on the
arrival of Prince Scipone Borghese in
Paris, quotes the following from tne
Times of India:
The cars achievement will give enor-
nous impetus 10 emigration and colonial
ton of the Asiatic wastes. The automo-
bile is destined to be the pioneer of I'M
known lands, and when, through its
agency, development of the country has
reached certain point, the railway will
follow. binding new districts to the rest
of the world with It's strong steel bands"
Mr.. RavnGal adds:
The question OF carrying tourists to
Palmyra in automobiles, starting at
HONS, has been seriously discussed in
Beirut and Damascus, and one IS 4ed to
believe in the possibility of regular
freight service between Damascus or
AlepPo and Bagdad by autopobile trans
port wagons. EXP rim nts in the Sudan
and Kongo Free State have proved their
feasibility. In the plains Of Syria, Meso-
potamia ard Arabia oil-mOtOr freight
cars would seem to have future Pe,ro-
leum is comparatively cheap. owing to
the proximity of III Caucasian fields"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-19
NATIONAL LIQUOR LEAGUE.
Members Decide to Meet in This City
Annually

The fifteenth annual convention of the
National Liquor League OF America. which
was in session at the Hotel Netherlands.
Boston. since last Monday, In clos ng yes
terday decided by unanimous vote TO hold
the annual gatherings hereafter in this
city the second week of December each
year. The election Of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows:
National pre- sdent Timothy McDonough,
Cleveland. Ohio: national vice presid mt,
Howard {. Woodbury. Boston. Mass !;
national secretary, Robert j. Hale. Chi
cago, Ill: national treasurer Thomas c.
Hayes. Newark, \. J.; national legisla-
tive chairman, Hugh f. Harvey, District
of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-19
MONEY TO LOAN.
aF Money Matters

Speedily arranged same day; reasonable rates by
dealing with me: COMPANY red tape; All
soutely confidential. Address Station Q, Box 2401.
4 oyl1-l4tsJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-19
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs

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gold watch on easy payments: be quick Ad-
dress Box 224 Star uiHce ocl9-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-19
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR RHINESTONE & FAIRFAX,
1892 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.

Heat furnlshed)
The R0chambenu. 6r. and b.. furnished $50. 90
The Cecil 5r and bath furnl> he'd 80. l25. 90
The Portnrr Or and hath furnished - 65 90
The Dunont l7I7 Goth st NV Or and 81 90
The Massachusetts Flat No 90 5r & b.. 5000
i22 1Ith st. NV. I'd H.. 5r. & b. sim ht. 5000
ass {; s.. NV, 8r. and b.. I'd floor. 600
1851 so IS CoIulnhis I'd ar and b so 90
1862 Irving St, 1t. and Observation-Disclosures. 4I50
The Dupont l117 10th st. NV, jr. and 900
lI31 - 80 Columbia I'd. 5r. and DID,. 900
sJI q st. NV, I'd floor 7r. and b........ 900
1873 F st n W ar and n .-... 45 90
Stonehurst II5 l2tb se Cir and b. 40 so
$50 18th ST nv Or and b.,....... 40 90
1915 Gfrard ST Jr and b ............ 40 90
The Winrhester iaS3 Ieth 81 n W or b. 80 30
The Wjnchaster 1g33 ism 81 NV 5r b. $3.50
Thu Parksde. 1il4 25:h NV, H.. Or. b. oo3o
1895 4th st. NV, 5r and b. 80 %
40 18th 1T n W. Sd floor. 3r. and b...... 5000
is3S An II nv Or and b........ rs. so
2u6 ID ST. NV. LIST floor. Ar. and b.....--- 70 81
1884 Col road pr aud b ............ q. 90
STONE & FAIEFAX 1912 New York ave-, W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-19
BILLIARD AND POOL SUPPLIES.

WE CARRY A FULL, SUPPLY uF SECOND II AND
billiard and pool tables; also a full line of sup
plies; expert repairing done: reasonable rates
SOUTHERN BILLlARD SUPPLY Co.. 7O2 10th
se27-90t.4
THE BRUNSWICK BALkE COLLENDER CO..
Leading Manufacturers of
BILLIARD AND POOL. TABLES AND SUPPLIES
BOWLING ALLEYS. BAR FIXTURES,
REFRIGERATORS.
TIE 18TH STREET NV.
eu3n-9ot.S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
EFFECT ON FIGHT
FOR STATEHOOD
IMPORTANT
SUCCESS OF IRRIGATION
CONGRESS IS VITAL
Governor Stands Ready to Do
Everything Possible Toward
Making Gathering of Great
est Benefit to Territory,

Governor George Curry arrived in
Albuquerque late last night after de
lays i'm santa Fe and at Lamy which
made IN impossible Tor him TO attend
either Of the two meetings % the
board which has been called by Chair
man Hopewell for 10 o'clock this
morning in the Alvarado hotel, and AZ
which an members are expected "a be
present.
II feel confident that New Mexico
Will be admitted 10 the union during
the present session of congress. aid
Governor curry in discussing the irri-
CATION congress work, but the ele-
ment Of uncertainty ia these matters
il always very great. n we may fail
af admission at the present session. In
that event the irrigation congress here
in 1908 becomes Of the most vital inn
partance 10 the statehood movement
cause New Mexico can not be Kept
out of the union much longer. and
"a strongest opponents admit that it
would be i'm possible to hold the terri
t0ry's claims back later than 1910.
But our aim Is to get in as speedily
as We can and the influence OF a sue
aessful irrigation congress. which
would attract the attention Of the ma
ton to us and 10 What we are doing
for tho development Of the territory
and At the same time bring MANI Of
the national leaders here 10 see these
things. would be the very greatest in
fluence We could bring to bear.
Therefore, aside from all the material
and direct benefits to be derived
from the congress. We should. in the
cause OF statehood, do everything IN
our power To make the a
territorial matter in the broadcast
sense and to make ID a compfete euq-
cess | am ready. as / have said. to
everything in my power 10 bring
about this result. and l am sure the
start you have made is "a good one.
The congress came here on my invita-
ton as governor Of New Mexico. back
ed by the hard work OF the delegates
from New Mexico. and 1t is our duty
TO see that the congress is not disap-
pointed
Governor Curry was met last nieht
BY Chairman HopeweIi and several
members Of the board of control. He
viii probably return 10 santa Fe this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
Building That VIII Not Only
Care for Irrigation Congress
But win Supply AIbuquef-
aue's Need for the Future,
FIRST IMPORTANT WORK
FOR BOARD OF CONTROL
Preliminary Work for the Con-
qfeSs LAID Out in Long SEES
sion of Board = Second
Meeting With Governor
Curry I0day.

convention hall adequate not
only a. tHe needs af the coming r.
rlFHtfau congress. but to the demands
likely 10 be- made upon A~ibuquetaae
in the years to follow. ts 90 be the
first work af the board 81 control u
tile congress. which held IT. Initial
uretine Yesterday afternoon % the
Commercial club. with "a fun nttena-
aucs ~ Albuquerque members Of tH.
board aud members from other seq
tions ~ the territory
That q suitable convention ban Tor
She congress must be supplied and
supplied al once, IS generally reeoE-
nized and thai this hall must be sup
piled Us Albuquerque Is equally plain
win the ST.ae0 Appropriation by he
territory for the armofy as 2 basis.
and the assurance If cooperation OF
the territorial authorities In the ex-
psuditure Of that sum, IL Is felt that
the convention hail an The plan laid
down ls assured II immediate action
81 taken here 90 raise the additional
sum necessary for the completion Of
the building That nor ground
viii be needed D. one Of the imppf-
tant considerations entering into the
proposition. and that this ground can
Dee secured adjoining the site nnW
owned by the territory as the gift -
Albuquerque is apparently sure.
Immediately after its converting IN
the Commercial club yesterday after
noon the buurd took un the matter Of
the convention hall. Colonel Twitch-
ell put the matter squarely and fore
ibly before the members Of the board
aud the business men present He
told them clearly of the absolute me-
ccAsity Of utilizing the basis provided
hy the territorial appropriation aud
showed With equal elearness the tres
meudous benefits certain 10 resu'
from prompt action
The baard then tonk a recess 10
visit the site which has been given t.
the territory FOR the armory hy Al
bugueruue. The ground adjoining
was Inspected and the probable need
~ Il for the larger building now le-
ing considered was discussed. In the
end the board upon r~ecouVening IN
the club, passed d resolution by unnn-
imons vote. by which President Hope
we'll - instructed o. appoint a COM
lnittee 90 three "a act In conjunction
with similar committees from the
Commercial club and the Fair assoc
citation, 10 begin an active campaign
which viii carry through the conycu-
tion han plan az once. That the plan
VIII be- carried out Is now assured
The necessity FOR the convention hall
has been mad so plain that every
business man tp whom DO has been
presented has given his enthusiastic
assent. and q Is felt that the first
great step in preparing fer the irriga-
ton has been accomplished
This committee viii be appointed at
once and viii probably b. able to get
down o. work On Monday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08

A succession OF colds or "a prntract-
ed cold is almost certain 10 end In
chronic catarrh. from which few per.
sons ever wholly recover Give every
cold the attention Il deserves and YOU
may avoid this disagreeahle disease.
How can you cure a cold2 WHY not
trY Chamherlain's Cough Remedy II
Is highly recommended. Mrs AZ.
White, of Butler Tenn. says. Sew
cral years ago . was bothered with
my throat and lungs Someone told
me at Chambetlain's Cough Remedy.
% began using 20 and IL relieved me
li once Now my throat and lungs are
souud aud Well' For sale hv al.
druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
OFFICERS OF TIIE SINTIErH
INtlitG ATtDN CpNGRESs

President Hon Prank C. Cloudy Of
Flrst Vice president Hon George
u HarsfnW nf TvXas
Second Ni.s president Hon John r.
ltlkrr ut california
ThlrA tI,, president. Hon. Herbert
j. strain. ef Montana.
SECRETARY Rom &c. a Fowler. ct
Arizona
Chairman executive committee.
hhau Frank e. Goudy. of colorado
Vice chairman executive committee.
lfuu ~ s NeptNetL uf New Mexico.
Hoard of control. New NirNi,o.
taatrmun Hen sNiiaft Hope
Wen
Zion Gearge Curry. governor 81.
Neu M-sNies Suata Fr Hoe Charlie
y Elsiet santa Pes Hon La
Prince santa b. Hon q 81 Catran.
Nanm Fe Heu Miguel 4 otern sane
70 Ft a Macpherson. A%ibuqucr-
Vut IS MsrruH. Albuquerque 81
T. a-aharr Albuquerque. solomon
isunI Albuquerque E T. Medler. Az
huHatr btrIhaH ErltE Atbuaurr-
lar o. W = Hope ANNOUNCEMENTS D.
~ htIatf Albuquerque Martin Lah-
an Aa- trse-s Hon H g. HON
ts "uT SNOW Lts Cruces
iIHu- H Dr. "a fltu efisu. Eas Crurss
p o. o.. Hlr l-te Crura Nicolas
N4 l tru DR. T- E MartsH.
Taos Arhar Mandy. Taos Hon Ans
tonic jos. NtH CdiIeute Hon
Sftuhrr NtrHu1am Mora. Elr.H
rae Mer1 Frank Bond Esran.ia.
~ y MfUHteH springer. Huu. q D.
HAnt E"-#Ht a taHa.n.
Roswell H- E.Imaarr Roswell
John ~ Hon s
Charles Sri a-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
MEETING 10 BE HELD
TODAY WITH THE GOVERNOR

owing 20 important engagement
which held him in Santa Fe during
the entire day. Governor Curry WA
not able 60 reach Albuquerque for
the meeting yesterday afternoon. He
arrived late last night, however, and
4 special meeting Of the board has
been called for this morning al fo
@ clock in the Alvarado hotel. al
which the governor will be present.
Yesterday meeting was one OF tho
most Important Of It's kind ever held
in Albuquerque. 10 showed the most
Important fact that the old time AIbu-
querQue enthusiasm IS aroused 10 h.
fullest extent In the work for the irri.
cation congress and that hacking this
y equally enthusiastic support III
the entire territory The work Is now
N Iull swing ana there viii Do n,
further delays in the work IL prepar.
alton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
FOR R~ENT--DweHinus


FOR R~ENT-Three and i've room furnished
house, modern. DR. T. n, Wilson, If
south Arno 81 Il
FOR RENT-FIne rooming house. Is
rooms; good location. Porterfield
company, 2le West Gold ave. die
FOR RENT-Twenty-acre ranch, near
kin a. Co.. room 10. Armito building.
FOR RENT-Three and dve-room
house: modern. Inquire Or. E.. n.
Wilson. AZ south Arno street.
FOR RENT-Four room house with bath
Partly furnished ia West Lead. Call
between two and four p m. az
ron RENT-A hne residence. s rooms. re-
eeptiou hall and bath large grounds.
Good orchard and outbuiidinss. Desirable
location. Only $50 a month to good party.
John NJ Moore Realty Co d-s
FOR RENT-Large barn with stalls FIR
five horses AMI plents OF room for vehi-
cles. large hay loft and corral Address J..
J. J., Morning Journal.
TO REST-For a term Of wears. private
residentee Of IS rooms. ample Erourds
suitable for a sanltarium, ten minutes from
the trolley.
Also 4 room cottage same locality.
Address or call on HenrT Lockhart
FOR RENT-Nice GROOM house.
SIS; Broom SIC. Lloyd Hunscker.
206 West Cod. d-l0
FOR RENT-Houses. 4. s. s and S
rooms also 30-room hotel. w. u.
McMiIion. real estate broker, 21t
West Gold venue. dlg
FOR RENT-three-room house we'll
furnished: close in. Lloyd Hun
saker. POS West Gold. do
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-On the way from the crystal Thea
ter 90 the corner Of seventh street and
coal avenue a pair uf gold nose glasses
with division lens Return to box office at
the Crystal 40
LOsT-A state National bank book and
deposit checks On state National bank
for eight hundred dollars and one on Bank
IT for $40. Finder return to
State National bank az
LosT-One bay mare With saddle. Return
TO 4ea South First street and receive re-
ward II
LOSr-small black dog with while feet;
was picked up by q man at Copper aud
Sd Reward for return 10 81 ". Gold. d.
REwARD-NNu be paid for the re-
turn o. the sable fur cape lost Monday,
December 2, TO f07 South Walter ST. DIS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08

Lyons. silver city Hon. II o. Bur
sum. Socorrp. Abe Coon, Socorros
Charles y Stafford. Aztec. Isidore
Galiegas. Monfaya. Hon. A n FAN.
Three Rivers, &. n. Allaire. san An-
tonic. Hon. Epimenio Miera. cuba
Carl Relnken. Belen. X NJ. Turner.
HHlshorot Donald Stewart. Tucum-
earl. 4. II. Elmeudorf. Elmendorf
Lafayette Ciapp. Hatch. William Nc
fnt8sh. Mcintosh; r. G. Reid. Texico
r. A. Bickford. Mimbres + =. Ross.
Bluewater A. T.. Maxwell, Las Pal
omas. K. Mcqueen Gray. Carlsbad.
To this list viii be added IN the Of
fetal roster the names Of the news
paper editors appointed yesterday.
The board heard the following tele-
gram from Hon. II. II Holt. president
Of the Elephant Butte Water Users
association. at Las Cruces. which
shows how the men Of the Mesilla
valley stand toward the congress
las Cruces. \. NJ. Dec. 4. 1907.
n +. Twltehell. Albuquerque. y. NJ
Mesiila valley win heartily support
Irrigation congress We regard Il a.
q big thing for the territory. Public
meeting has been called here for Mon
day might TO discuss the congress
You can rely upon my personal aid III
every way possible. II y. HOLT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
xor,cr ron PUBLICATION.

Department 81 the Interior, Land Oftce At
Santa Fe. y n. Nov- H. l987.
Nutlae IL hereby given that Atsnacio
Chavez % Valencia. y. N. has nled notice
90 bio Intention 70 make anal hve-year
proof in support % his claim. via; Home
stead Entrv Nc T502. made April IS. 1904.
Tor tEa NA W.. W. N-EA. section
s. Township 1eSs Range aW, ana that said
praaf usfi be made before IT, W s otero.
r. s Court Commissioner Al Alhuquerque
y 81 IN December so. 1897
ts rames the following witnesses 70 prove
hts tHrtInu8us residence upon and culuva-
tIen ~ the land viz: Eequtpula Chavez
p1-taf4~ Charen Daniel Chavez Sahcr
CHAVEZ al - Grants y NJ
MANUEL r. oTERO Register
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
NO M|NAT|ON OF
JUDGE POPE
To Succeed Himself as Judge of
9th New Mexico District viii
Go to the Senate Monday.

Governor Curry was advised yester-
DAY from Washington that the noml-
nation ut Judg. W II Pope 10 sue
coed himself as judge 81 the unh New
Mexico judicial district will be sent
% the senate Monday by the presi-
dent Judge Pope's term has recent
" expired. ana there has at no lime
been any question ~ his reappoint-
nent HIS record since Dis appoint
ment 70 the Pecps Valley district has
been q very successful one. and his
reappointment viii meet with YER,
general approval throughout the ter
ritorN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
SANTA III MAN SURE
CONGRESS- WILL BE 4 WINNER

I'VE want 10 make the irrigation
congress q great big success IN every
way said General Charles r. Easley,
OF Santa Fe, who arrived in Albu-
uuefq1e last night To attend the
meeting Of the board OF control today.
IN santa Fe we are fully alive 20 the
Importance Of the congress. n are
ready % help Il along in every way we
can. ] feel that success IS assured"
Accompanying General Easley Is
Colonel Frank Z. Helm. Of Kentucky.'
who Is visiting I'M santa Fe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
THE TJIL MEMBERSHIP on
ltfE BOARD OF CONTROL

The hoard u control Then prOceed-
81 Go take up numerous details uf the
organization work. the most impor-
tant being The naming az the falI
membership 81 the board. which. "a.
completed Win include the uame OF
every newspaper editor in New Mex.
leo who. with the following WIlI
make up the official roster uf tht
men who viii be actively connected
Win the management 1T The sixteenth
National Irrigation congress
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08

Department u the Interior, Land once al
santa Re. y. NJ. Nov. s. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Rafael Armito.
81 Albuquerque, n. A. has nied notice Of
his Intention 10 make anal hve year proof
In support % his claim. viz: Homestead
Entry SO. T24s. made september Is. 1904
for the sM NV =. Nh SWA, Section =
Township ION. Range W and that said
proof viii be made before r.. W. 3 Otero.
United states Court Commissioner. at Albu-
qaerque. y. ~, on December 23' 1901
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon, aud ~cuittva-
tian az the land. via; Cruz Gonzales, To-
rcnro ChaveS. Frocbpiu Arm3o Rumalde
Gonzales all q Old Albuqueroue " N
MANUEL r. OTERO-
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-08
TmoNNToN rnn cLrANnR

mn ONLY RFtI sTEaM CLEANING
ffANf ~ fHE ~oNFHM W. q
~ fTtk PREPARED NOW rHAN ENER
utIoBE TO CLEAN ANNTuIN0 THAT
- CIEANABIE N CLOTHES CIEAN-
INb PRESSING AND REPAIRING HF
TAKES THE FRONT SENT al HE
ASK - "a ~ MIM 4 TRIAL. l.
WORN Ct AkANTEEu SECOND HAND
NtortitNG notGHT AND som GOODS
CALLED TOR All nEIN EKEn On
SHORT NOTICE TAII At eIs NORTH
TuItn -TKEET T~HoHNroN. pHnNE aG0