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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-31

The Supreme Court of New Mexico,
in session at Santa Fe Tuesday and
Wednesday, handed down some impor-
ta1t decisions, four of which are of
particular interest in Cnaves county.
Probably the most important opin-
ion rendered was that in the case of
the Territory of New Mexico versus
Elmer L. Price, the latter having been
convicted of the murder of Frank B.
Curtis, which occurred March 80,
1906. Curtis was a conductor and Price
a news agent on the Pecos Valley and
Northeastern Railway running be-
tween Amarillo, Texas, and Roswell,
and the tragedy occurred one night
on their train. According to the state
ment of facts incorporated in the opin-
ion Price was intoxicated at the time
of the killing and it was claimed he
had annoyed woman passenger Cur
tbs demonstrated with him for mis- con-
duct and Price drew revolver and
fired at Curtis. Curtis fell mortally
wounded and died within a few min
utes. w. H. Cox, deputy sheriff of
Roosevelt county, who was a passen>
ger on the train placed Price under
arrest and the prisoner was taken off
the train at Roswell. Price was found
guilty of murder in the second degree
and sentenced to life Imprisonment
in the Territorial penitentiary. The
opinion sustaining the judgment of
the trial court was rendered by Asso-
ciate Justice Abbott.
Associate Justice McF'ie rendered
an opinion in the case of the Territory
of New Mexico versus Joshua P.
Church The defendant in this cause
had been found guilty of permitting
minors to loiter and frequent his sa-
loon in Roswell and was sentenced to
pay a fine of $50 and costs. Motions
for a new trial and in arrest of judg-
ment were overruled and it was then
appealed to the Supreme Court. The
Judgment of the trial court was sus-
tanned
Associate Justice Abbott rendered
one opinion in the cases in which the
pany and the heirs of the late H. B..
Hamilton were litigants. The litiga-
tion grew out of two deeds which
were held in trust by the deceased
and also for fees alleged to be due
him from the corporation at the time
of his death. Judgment was found for
the defendants in both cases in the
trial court.
The case of the United States ag-
ainst B. H. Tallmadge, appealed by
the Government, was remanded for
re-trial in the lower court.
The Douthitt-Bailey case appealed
from the district court of Chaves coun
ty, was submitted on briefs. Bailey,
who is the appellant. has been given
thirty days in which to file brief and
the appellee is given a like period of
time thereafter to make reply.
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action was in no wise intended as a
thrust at the former local agent, E.
]. DeArcy, for the Club recognizes the
fact that ne has always been com
petent and courteous agent. If he
would remain agent the Club and pub
lie generally would be satisfied. But
the action of the directors yesterday
was for the purpose of relieving the
situation, which has become bad. No
kilograms of any nature are now be-
ing sent or received at the Roswell
Office.
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THE CHAUTAUQUA
ASSEMBLY PROGRAM

In spite of the rain, the meetings
of the Chautauqua Assembly are
drawing good crowds, and the enter
tainers are being enthusiastically re-
ceived for the good work which they
are doing. The programs for the next
few days are as follows:
Saturday, at p. m.-Miss Frank
Miller viii give a costume lecture on
Russia and Japan. There will also be
fine music. Captain Richmond Pear
son Hobson has said of Miss Miller
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COOK NOT GUILTY, BUT
HE WAS RE-ARRESTED.

NJ. E. Cook, who was tried by jury
in the court of Justice A. J. Welter
yesterday on the charge of interfer-
ing with the family of B. P. Estes,
was found not guilty and discharged.
He was Immediately re-arrested on
the charge of desertiag mis- family,
who are in Indian Territory. Estes,
the prosecuting witness in the first
case, was re-arrested on the charge
of fighting. Both gave bond for their
appearance before Justice Welter on
September IA.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PUBLIC SCHOOLS
IN NEW MEXICO
From Santa Fe New Mexican.
During the past fifteen years the
public schools of New Mexico nave
acquired new buildings approximating
81 ,O0O, 900, according to report just
compiled by Professor J. E. Clark,
superintendent of public instruction,
which will be incorporated in the re-
ment of the Interior. This is crafty
ing evidence il itself of the advance
being made along educational lines
in the Sunshine Territory.
Other school statistics furnished by
Mr.. Clark show the enrolment il the
public schools for the term 1867 was
Al 900, or 1000 more than in the scho-
lastic year 1866 Nine hundred and
twenty-three teachers were employed
representing an increase of twenty
three over the previous year. The
school census of 1907, shows a total
of $4,000 children in the Territory of
school age, as against 10000 in 1906.
Many of these children are receiving
their education in sectarian schools.
This is particularly true of Catholics.
In a parochial school in this city en-
bracing the primary and grammar
grades and exclusively for girls, 200
Or more pupils are annually enrolled.
Mr. Clark's report shows a balance
on hand in the school fund of 5000, III.
The receipts for the fiscal year, in
Guiding the balance on hand from the
previous year amounted to S6S4,632,
while the expenditures for the period
aggregated $4S4, ,467. The total poll
tax collected in 1906 amounted to
$500 Revenue derived from this
source will be much larger this year,
as more vigorous efforts have been
made to collect money due on poll
tax. The total bonded Indebtedness
of the public schools of the Territory
s439,650 Special taxes of
from three mills up have been levied
in the various school districts to meet
the interest and pay part of the prin-
cipal
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For good, quiet, private board and
rooms call at 708 NJ Main ST. 54t6*
Transfers of Real Estate.

E. NJ. Hastings and wife to w. B.
Dennis, for $500, lot II, Fairview ad-
dition to Roswell, an interest in the
Eureka ditch and a half interest in
an artesiaE well.
George F. Bixby to S. Totzek, for
81 500, thirty-five acres in 19-1025.
]. w. Walters and wife to S. Tot
eek, for $1,000, thirty acres in S--24
C. C. Formwalt and wife to S. Tot
EEK, for $3.50, lot IL, block Z, Ovard' s
addition to Roswell.
: L. " Humphreys to Eva Opdyke,
for 1915, lot IL, block 5, North Spring
River addition to Roswell.
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tae money necessary to secure, as a
main feature of their street carnival
throughout the week, Fighting the
Flames spectacle, now exhibiting at
Manhattan Beach, Denver
This is the same organization, un-
der the same management, that first
appeared at Coney Island, later at the
White City, Chicago. It carries nearly
one hundred and fifty people; firemen,
policemen, actors, spectators, ETC.; two
fire engines and two hose wagons, a
hook aad ladder truck, patrol wagon,
and automobile; and, among others.
a big grey team holding the worlds
record Their apparatus and other
paraphernalia is of the modern type;
their firemen, the pick of the best de-
partments in the country; and the
exhibition they give of modern fire
fighting cannot be surpassed any
where in the world.
The spectacle presents the usual
street scene, and all the varied dra-
ma of metropolitan life; the street
fakirs and pickpockets at work; a ri
OF call; patrol wagon and police
men dashing up; an outburst of flame
from high building, the fire alarm,
gathering crowds, a second alarm;
hair-breadth escapes and thrilling res
cues; and, in fact, all the marvellous
work of the modern fire department.
Not only volunteer, but the paid fire
men, as we'll, of New Mexico and Ari-
this opportunity to become familiar
with the best methods of the Ameri
can fire fighter, who has no equal
either in England or on the continent
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men of the century.
Sunday, 2:3O p. m--There will be
a union meeting, with especially fine
music.
AT 8 p. m. Miss Frank Miller will
talk, taking as her subject, THE
Clearing House for Sorrow"
Monday, 2:30 p. m.-The Howard
Payne Quartette in musical concert.
Also at p. m The Houston Chroni-
Gle has said of the Howard Payne
Quartette, THE best quartette ever
in the city"
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proclamation for a convention that
will commemorate in fitting style the
great Coronado expedition which pass
ed through New Mexico nearly four
centuries ago. The proclamation, which
gives details of the purpose, follows:
Executive Office, Santa Fe, N. M.
History, too often negligent, has
but grudgingly recognized the wonder
full and heroic efforts of the early
Spanish pioneers in the exploration
and colonization ofl the Great South
west; and believing that the people
of New Mexico, of all the most vital
ly interested, should lead in public
announcement of their realization of
the debt they owl to the memory of
those brave pathfinders of nearly four
centuries ago, and by concerted ef-
fort take what steps are proper to
perpetuate and to preserve to posteri-
ty for all time, by organization, by
monument and by enacted law, the
traditions, the memories and the
Now, therefore 1, George Curry, Gov
ernor of the Territory of New Mexi-
CO, do hereby convoke, for this pur-
pose and to celebrate with fitting ex-
ercise and ceremony the historical
deeds of the Spanish pioneers, an as
sembly of the patriotic citizens of our
country, to meet in the City of Albu-
querque, Wednesday, October 9th.
1907, at 10 O'Clock a. M. which con-
vention honoring the most eminent,
shall be called: "The Coronado Com
usemorative Convention" and the dele
gates to which shall be:
All members. either now or in the
past, of the Legislative. executive or
judicial branches of our national,
state or territorial governments.
All members of any patriotic, his
torical or educational society of our
country.
All members of our clergy.
do also hereby appoint the follow
ing committee on organization:
Hon. Solomoa Luna. chairman. Los
Lunas, N NJ: Most Rev. Peter Bour-
gade, Archbishop of Santa Fe: Hon.
Miguel A. Otero, Santa Fe, n NJ:
Hon. L Bradford L. Prince. Santa Fe
n, M; Hon. Fl. J. Hagerman. Ros-
well. ". NJ; Hon. r. Il. Twitchell. Las
Vegas. n. NJ: Hon Ira A. Abbott. Al
huquerqne: DR. w. G.. Tight. Alhu-
rrI,fas,n,,e
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Notice to Parents.

A City Ordinance, known as the
Curfew Law, prohibits the lettering
OF presence of children under the age
of nineteen years on the streets of
Roswell, unless accompanied by par
ent This law will be strictly enforced
and all persons are warned to take
notice and comply with it. st
]. J. RASCOE,
City Marshal
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WATER STILL FLOWING
INTO HONDO RESERVOIR,

A telephone message to the Record
at 3:15 this afternoon states that
there is still a good flow into the Hon
do reservoir. The flow averages five
tenths of a foot. The water is three
and a half feet deep il the reservoir
at the tower, and the lake now covers
almost a thousand acres.
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S. Archibold. wife. two daughters
and one son. who have been here all
summer. left today for their home
in Waco Texas They. left o1e SON
here to be placed in the Military In
stitute Mr.. Archibold and family are
so well pleased with Roswell they ex-
pect to make their summer home here.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Anthony left
this morning for the nome of Mr.. An
thongs parents in Hereford, Texas.
where they will visit for several days,
From there they will go tos Amarillo
to make their home. Mr.. Anthony aay-
ing position there in the Amarillo
Automobile shopss
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-31

R. H McCune left this morning for
Sedalia, Mo-, having received a de-
layed message that his wife, who
went there on visit, is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-31

Captain John Mcclure returned last
night from Stannton, Va. where he
spent the summer at his old home
He is member of the faculty of the
New Mexico Military Institute.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-31

w. G. Hunt mother and son, of the
Captain mountains was here yesterday
and today on his way to Wellington,
Kansas, and points in Missouri and
Iowa on a visiting trip.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-31

Furnished rooms.-512 N. Lea. 56t2
S. E. Allison, wife and niece and
Miss Rita Dias returned today from
months pleasure trip in the noun
taias.
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Notice..

There will be meeting of the Wa
ter Users Protective Association
o'clock at the Club rooms. Business
of Importance will be transacted and
every member is requested to be
present
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-31

Mrs Lizzie Etnorer, of Corrogordo,
H., and Miss Letta Ban1ey, of Mount
Morris, ILL., left this morning for their
homes. They have been here visiting
friends.
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City Marshal.

Monday is a legal holiday--Labor
Day-aad all the banks and the post
Office and land Office will be closed
in Roswell.
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The ice cream social to have been
given last night by the Southern NJ
E. church has been postponed until
further notice on account of the rain.
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o. H. Smith, assistant cashier of the
Citizens National Bank, who has
been confined TO his bed with fever.
was considerably better today
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-31

Joseph ]. Jaffa, cashier of the Cit
liens National Bank. who has been
bedfast with fever for few days. was
reported better today.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Report1

Roswell. y. NJ, Aug. s1-Tempera-
tureMax-, yesterday "a; min.
so: mean, 81
Precipitation for the "A hours end
ing at i a. m. today. 0.7o; wi1d s. E..
velocity miles; light rain
Forecast not received
M-WRioHT.
ofHeiaI IN Charge.
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Hamilton Morrow of Chihuahua,
Mexico, and Lee Heritage, of Ell Paso
arrived this morning for the opening
of the Military Institute Monday.
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C. v. Piper, a special representative
of the Government in the agricultural
department, arrived on the auto last
night.
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Mrs. w. w. Phillips returned last
night from very pleasant visit OF
six weeks at summer resorts in Colo
RADIO.
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Fresh California grapes and noun
fine. 56t2
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Expert shoelne.

Let MS shoe your horse this month
IF we shoe him it win be done right
only $3.50 for new shoes-TAe Tex
- shop. r. r Cruise. sstf
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Large tract of land with water right
in artesian belt, $500 per acre. Miss
Nell R. Moore, rear American Natl
Bank. SITS
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Nervita will be here next
week.

We will reopen our night school at
the Business College Sept. 6. Hours
I to 9.-W. T. Woolverton 56t2
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We win reopen our night school at
the Business College Sept 9. Hours
z to e-W. 7. Woolverton- 5et2
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MUST
STAY IN Pen
SUPREME COURT susTAINs YER
DICT OF LOWER COURT.
OTHER OPINIONS GIVEN

Fine of Fifty Dollars and Costs Ae-
ainst Joshua p. Church on Charge
of Allowing Minors to Loiter is Az
firmed.- Two Cases in Which
Eagle Mining and Improvement
Company is Interested Affirmed
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E. D. Johnson, of Hubbard, Tex, is
here looking after business.
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witness my hand and the Great
Seal of the Territory of New Mexico.
GEORGE CURRY.
BY the Governor:
j. W. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary of New Mexico.
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We viii reopen our night scaool at
the Business College Sept O. Hours
7 to s-w T. woolverton. 5Gt2
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Cazier will sell you the best land
in the Pecos Valley Tor the least mon
ey. Titles perfect. Dexter. N. NJ. 27t33
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WELL MACHINERY
For Sale Quick
For Cash
2 Steam Boilers
] Rotary
Drop
All Necessary tools.
Will sell collectively or separ-
ately.
Come quick if you want a bar
gain.
X. S. Woodruff,
Special Master
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w. H. Weatherby. the attorney at
Texico, is here ON business.
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Roon1ing House.
Furniture and lease for sale at a
bargain By Carlton & Bell.
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TO HONOR MEMORY
OF SPANISH PIONEERS

Governor George Curry has issued
a proclamation for convention that
will commemorate in fitting style the
great Coronado expedition which pass
ed through New Mexico nearly four
centuries ago. The proclamation, which
gives details of the purpose, follows:
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-06-15
rhe New Dspss.

6opsslntendsn, Lee and John
Kniisy.cf AIamosa were in town
Thursdav with plans for the nav
depot and set the corner stakes for
the nav structure which IS 70 b
built u pressed brick.
Men and material will be here
next Monday and ground will Be
broken for one of the best depots
IN any town IN the state the size OF
Monte Vista.
Twenty men will be set to work
1t Once and push the construction
- rapidly as possible.
The now building will be Mx9O
feet and will he located south of
the track facing Fullenwider park.
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1lrs. nay Z Msatal wiser.

Ars. RAly q Msatal viosr.
Arthur Brisbane. Who has inst
interviswed Mrs. Mary Baker G.
Eddy as'representstive Of the Cos
mopolitAn magazine, throws .
most amazing light upon the mon
til condition Of the founder Of the
Christian Science church.
He Gays: Il visited Mrs. Eddy
- the representative of the Cos
mopolitan magazine. / had long
and extremely interesting talk with
her. The conditions at Mrs Eddy'a
home ct Concord are, briefly a.
follows:
"Those about her are devoted to
her. She 10 in absolute control Of
her own movements and mistress
of her entire household. That 10
evident
Mrs. Eddy is thoroughly COM
petent 10 take care Of herself and
Of her business. The suggestion
that she should be deprived OF her
personal liberty, or OF the property
that she has earned, is prepos-
ferrous and shameful.
"For a woman Of her age-she ia
sc years old-her mental vigor and
clearness of thought are most I'M
usual. l had opportunity of con-
vincing myself thoroughly a. to
her mental and physical condition.
"She talks clearly and logically.
She reads beautifully. with a voice
musical aud of great power. She
understands business N tiers
thoroughly. She speaks with in
tense feeling and gratitude Of her
friends and their devotion.
ITO sccuse these friends OF con-
spirscy against her welfare is in
my opinion disgrsceful."
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Remarkable Rescue.

That truth Is stranger than fiction, has
once moss been demonstrated in the
littlA town Of Fedora, Tenn, the resi-
dence 1t @. v. Pepper. He writes: VI
was In bed, entirely disabled With hem
orrhagss Of the lungs and throat. Doctors
failed to help me, and all hope had dsd
whom began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Then instant relief came.
The coughing soon ceased; the bleeding
diminishsd rapidly. and in thres wesars !
was abls 70 20 to work."
Guaranteed for coughs and colds Soc
and ei00, al drug stores, trial bottle
frea
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There ls.a good deal Of indig-
nation manifested By the old
soldiers at the Home at the way
they were treated Tuesday by the
commander.
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The psblie sehssls.

Following are the teachers who
have accepted positions in the
Monte Vista schools for the com.
ing term:
1st grade, Miss Mary Hecksr;
End grade, Miss Ada Faus; Bird
grade. Miss Jennie Webber; 4th
grade, Miss Pearl Miller; 9Th
grade, Miss Portia Osborne; 9Th
grade, Miss Losia Welch; 7th
grade, Miss Lavinia Smith; 9Th
grade, Miss Maud Joseph.
High Sohool-Miss Ella War.
ner, Geo. A. Smith, Geo E. Ans.
paugh, d. P. Taylor; janitor, G. A
Heilman.
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On the account Of the sickness
Of his mother, Prot. S. G. Fenton
was delayed almost . week and
did not get here until the last Of
the week instead Of the 10, as be-
fore stated in this paper.
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6iias Byers, of the Home, asked
for 4 furlough Thursday and when
he admitted he was one of the men
who placed daes at the graves of
his comrades Tuesday, he received
bis dishonorable discharge instead
Of furlough.
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The following committee has
been appointed to confer With
Secretary Of the Interior Gar6sld
at Judge Hayt's ollice IN Dsaver
next Monday to lay before him the
true oooditioos Of the Ban LUIS
valley - regards reservoirs On the
public domain: c. @. Holbrook.
K B. Wallace, Gen. Bloom6sld.
r @. Breckenridge, Judge Hayt,
Prof. Carpenter.
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The mayor has appointed the
following delegates to attend The
Land convention Mt beaver next
week: Gen. Bloomfield, J. Y.
Carpenter. ]. P. veerkamp, Jas.
A. Kelley, X. b. Wallace, @. n.
CorIett. 1t is hoped the full CON.
m,ttee will attend this three days
convention and he prepared to take
part 10 the discussions that will
como up. There will he many
interests represented 10 thus Gun.
veotiou. q. A. Cramer of Monte
Vista has been elected Z delegate
to represent the lumber Interests.
The president will send delegates
to represent the interests Of the
people.
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John Kerr took party OF
Illinois farmers north Of the river
Wednesday. They SAID they never
before saw such largo lunches Of
hogs IN their lives and were de-
lighted with the valley and the
prospects for good crops.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-06-15

WAxTxD-Partiss 70 coattAct
the cutting Of hay crop on The
Mcdonald and Buckle ranch On
Rock Creek. Enquire 1t ranch.
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! expect to b II Mosts vis&a
soDs hns the wssk ed will ooo.
0eocp giving Lessons next vsek.
Thoes Wishing 70 coaoeoeo % ~
ases tern vosh bsse apply y NJ,
1nsnap sow. Yosss ~ 1uDis,
Pres. q O. Hnsssoa.