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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-02-07
JoTs.
Big dress-goods sale at oran Lewis.

Big dress-goods sale at Oran Lewis.
Dress trimmings half price at Oran
Lewis.
A son was born to Mrs. David Rob
ertson yesterday.
Take your butter and eggs to r.
Boyack, the grocer
Have you seen the Petersens at
Packs Pavilion?
Why do people prefer to trade with
the World Drug Company?
J. A. Martell spent two days at Flu.
reka this week on business.
Spring samples of clothing just in
at Rob. Bojack's, fine line, too.
Call on Daniels, the photographer,
located back of Oran Lewis Office.
A. b. Rockhill, J. J. Banks and Ed.
Moorehouse, were in Salt Lake yester'
day.
Miss Clara Brockbank has accepted
a position at the Bank of Spanish
Fork.
Boys golf-gloves, from 35 cents to
60 cents, all % cents a pair at Oran
Lewis
Both drug stores have taken out a
retail liquor license for the selling of
bottled goods.
Charles Monk has been appointed
register of vital statistics, vice W. Il.
Warner, resigned.
Have you tried our s275 high-top
shoes Sold everywhere at $500, for
scrip, $4.50.-G. o. Erickson.
Your Doctor will tell you that the
World Drug Company can fill his pre-
scriptions correctly at a reasonable
price.
Those wishing to contract tomatoes
with the canning factory for the com.
ing year can now do so with Hardy
the manager.
DR.. w. S. Holloway can be found at
his place of business in the Greer
building Friday, Saturday and Sun.
day of each week
Valentines of all descriptions, come
and make selections. Special terms to
school teachers and church PARTIES
G.. o. Erickson.
Don't fail to see the Petersens at
Packs Pavilion to night and Sat
urday night. This will be their last
nights in town.
Mrs. Alma Jensen has arrived from
Moroni. Mr.. Jensen has rented the
David G. Thomas place. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas will move to Salt Lake.
Don't fail to see Beatty Bros show at
the opera house, Spanish Fork, Mon.
day and Tuesday, Feb. 11th and 18th.
~ . Oit vi tiS IhSot pidy Ol lne
o. A. Daniels, the photographer,
will be in Spanish Fork Tor a short
time. Anyone wanting hTst-class work
in his line. should call and see him
Miss Martha Johnson will spend the
next three weeks in Salt Lake. She
will return about the first of March
and start business in her new quar-
tiers.
The Royal Neighbors of America met
at the home of Mrs. Fred s. Dart
yesterday afternoon. After the regular
routine of business refreshments were
served.
The Spanish Fork Press is consider
ing the matter of suing the World
Drug Company for selling drugs for
less than that druggist up at Bingham
Junction.
Owing to the muddy weather the
Springville Backet Ball game that was
to be played at Packs Pavilion Fri.
day night, has been postponed to some
date later.
Archie Robertson, of Scofield, took
his little 3-year-old girl to Salt Lake
last Monday to be operated on for
appendicitis. The operation has
proved successful so far.
The World Drug Company fills pre-
scriptions at any time of the day or
night. There is always a registered
pharmacist on duty and no advance
In price Is made. The World Drug
Company can fill any doctors pre-
scription
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-02-07
RANCH FOR RENT.

One hundred acres alfalfa; 100
acres for small grains. All machinery
and seed grains, furnished.
Apply to
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-02-07

New spring line of ladies' shoes and
slippers from st. Louis and New
York, just arrived Call and get you
a pair to be stylish, like your lady
friends.--G o. Eiriksson
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-02-07

The City Drug Store keeps on hand
the very best brands OF WHISTLES,
brandies, wines, basses, genuine ales
and porter, and all brands of eastern
and local beer for family trade.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-02-07

w. o. GREER,
402 West Centre St, Logan, Utah.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-02-07

At the East Bench water meeting
held last Monday the following Officers
were elected: Vice-president, Davit
Williams; Trustees Andrew Prior ant
Hans p. Larsen; secretary, Nicholas
Smith.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-02-07

The drawing took place at Orar
Lewis February list. Which prize
was best? Idaho Davis, clock Enocb
Ludlow, white fur; Morris Wood
dress pattern; C. Coward. mans rair
coat
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
Tobacco Smoke Poisonous.

1t is often said that tobacco smoke
is a powerful gernicide. The COM
position of tobacco smoke Is complex,
the principal constituents being oils of
tarry nature. Nicotine itself is a
strong germicide, but the quantity of
this poison in tobacco smoke is minute.
The oil matter which accumulates in
a tobacco pipe is highly poisonous, but
does not contain any appreciable guam
tity of nicotine, the chief constituent
of residue being very poisonous oil
known as pyridine.. Tobacco smoke
contains a decided quantity of carbon
monoxide, which is preservative and
which must possess germicidal prop
critics. Recently It has been observed
that one OF the principal constituents
accounting for the germicidal prop
critics Of tobacco smoke is the power
full antiseptic formaldehyde.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
DO BEST WORK AT NIGHT.
Quiet Hours the Proper Time for In.
tellectuaI Labor.

Prof. Victor Hallopeau of the Paris
Academy of Medicine declares that
the best intellectual work can be &C
complishel between midnight and
dawn. ",rhe true secret of long con.
tinued, valuable brain work." he says,
'is to cut the night in two. The
schola.., the inventor, the financier. the
literary creator should be asleep every
night at ten O'Clock, to wake again at,
say two, in the morning. Three hours
work, from two to five, in the absolute
tranquility of the silent hours, should
mean the revealing of new powers,
new possibilities. wealth of ideas un-
dreamed OF under the prevailing sys-
:em. From eight to eight or 80 sleep
again. Take up again the days work;
the brain will still be saturated with
the mental fruits Of the night vigil;
there will be no effort in putting into
practice or carrying further what was
planned or begun those few hours be-
fore. The habit may be hard to ac-
quire, but mechanical means Of waking
at first will induce the predisposition.'
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
Bv PROXY.

He was a man with a large rotund
personality, and he stood at the head
of large line Of impatient men. wom-
en- and children who were waiting for
a chance to pay their fares and get
past the turnstile Of the elevated rail-
way at Madison and Wabash, says the
Chicago Tribune.
He was searching leisurely in his
pockets for the necessary nickel, and
it wasn't in any of them. Finally he
produced a fivedollar bill. which he
slowly and methodically unfolded and
passed over to the monopolist inside
the ticket office. Dom his bastely
hide!" fervently exclaimed a man with
a strong Tipperary accent, half way
down the line. 20, you mustn't talk
that way!" said a sweet feminine
voice directly behind him; "but thank
you very much!'
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
RELIC OF SCOTTISH QUEEN.
Englishman Owns Handbag Once
Property Of Unfortunate Mary.

In the possession Of DR.. A. F. Ger
main of Brighton, England, is beau.
tiful embroidered little handbag. 1t
is an interesting relic of bygone
time, and figured in famous scene.
When the unfortunate Mary, queen
of Scots, was led to execution this lit
tie satchel OF violet velvet formed
part of the costume she wore. 1t
contained rare and costly handker-
chief. AS she passed to the block,
Mary took the dainty handkerchief
out and handed the bag to her favor
ite attendant. Lady Jane Douglas She
cherished it ever after as a memento
of her lamented queen. The little
bag Is made more interesting and
valuable by the fact that Queen Mary
herself embroidered and made 1t. The
needlework is very beautiful and rare,
being peculiar to the time of the
beautiful young queen. Until recently
the bag has been in the possession OF
the Douglas family in Scotland, be-
Ing kept at Castle Dumfries among
the family heirlooms. A late Lady
Douglas presented 1t to favorite
brother-in-law, Sir William Watkins
Wynn, and this gentleman, realizing
the appreciation of DR.. A. F. German
for this interesting relic OF the un-
fortunate Queen Mary, gave it to him,
and it is still in his possession. The
bag is priced very highly by DIR. Ger
main, and he keeps it in a glass case,
with a descriptive historical note at
tached to it.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
At the Literary Club.

How did everything come of at
the literary last night?" well, the
barbecued beef was tiptop, an the
Brunswick stew couldn't be beat,
while the corn Ticker had enough
beads on it to make pearl necklace
look sick" "But-was there no lit
erary discussion" "LeInme see, now
Il believe the president did hit the
vice president side the head with a
copy of Bunyan's Pilgrims Prog
ress. Atlanta Constitution.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
Loaded,

The old man looked reflectively at
the brass tip of his wooden leg.
"Then," he said, the surgeons took
me up and laid me carefully In the
ammunition wagon, and" Hold on,
captain said listener. you don't
mean the ammunition wagon. You
mean the ambulance wagon" But the
captain shook his head NO" he in.
sisted; 81 was so full of bullets that
they decided belonged to the ammu.
milton wagon"
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-25
Puttinq II Mildly.

"You resent that critics opinions?'
Not at ALL" answered Mr.. Storming-
ton Barnes. what ] resent is his
egotistic presumption in considering
his opinions to sufficient Importance
to warrant their public expression"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
ANTS AND ANT-RICE.

This interesting question in natural
History is answered in the negative
by professor w. NJ. Wheeler, notwith-
standing the fact that Darwin and
Lord Avebury have expressed the op'
posite view.
"Ant-lice" is a kind of grass, o.
whose seeds some species of ants are
very fond, and as it often grows abun-
dainty near their nests, they have
been credited with purposely cultivat-
ing it. Professor Wheeler Says that
the grass near the nests is accidental
ly planted.
The ants. having stored the rice in
their chambers, are accustomed to
carry cut the grains that have begun
TO sprout. To say that they really SOW
this seed, he AYERS, is as absurd as
tn say that the cook is planting ana
maintaining an orchard when some OF
the peach stones she has thrown into
tie yard chance to grow into peach
trees.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
Charlotte, N. c., Produce Market.,
Baltimore Produce Market. !.

Baaltioro,- Nov. 4.-Flour dull,
changed. Wheat, very quiet; spot
cotract. 1903 IA to 103 l-2; Southern
by sample .9S Corn quiet and easier;
spot mixed 81 81; No, 2 white 81 So
Oats easier; No. 2 mixed 80 10
55 1-2. Rye easy; No, 2Western DO
mestic 81 asked.
Butter firm, unchanged; fancy lml-
tation "a to %; do. creamery 80 to
81; do lalle % 10 %; store packed
IS to 20.
Eggs steady, unchanged, 25 to e.
Cheese firm, unchanged large lG13-S;
flats 16 3-S; small 1868.
Sugar unchanged; coarse granulat-
cd $50; fine granulatcd $5.lo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
Fair Society Officials!

Columbia, .'-.special-%The: South
!, Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical,
society met in annual session last
week in tile rooms Of the Y. M c. a.
building. Mr.. ]. G. Mobley Of FaiSs-
field was elected presidents to succeed
Mr.. G. A. Guignard. The vice presi-
deAts. how holding office were unahi-
mously reelected as follows: !: -.
A. 7. Smithe, First congressional
district, Charleston; R. B. Watson,
I Second congressional, district, Ridge
Springs; 7. j. Kinard, Third congress
sional district, Ninety-Six; John D..
Mats. .Eourth congressional district,
Laurens; T. L. Bulow, Fifth congrcss-.
sional district, Ridgeway; D. A. spi-
vey, Sixth congressional district, Con-
way; J. L. Mi4haugh, seveP{a|ls con-
gressiqaaleai##ate atesohssbfA (.
re-5sleelaa 5dt, kl,.1|tasgMsl ID 81 lIIHEE5 i Is NJ
A. G. LaMotte, thespresent treasurer.
The executive committee was chos-
Ell with the. following membership,
four former members being dropped,
-4aiNl- Messrs. N-4farper- Clemson
College; ". P. Harris, Laurens; j. Z.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
.:Laurens Man Killed Brother.

Luurens,. SpeciaI.-rA most regret
table fratercide occurred in this
county. Frank 1Jeeiiy!; died at his
! fathers home, near Madden's, as the
result of two blows on his head, in
efistcd by his younger brother, John
c. Jerry, in fight between tho two
Thursday, afternoon in,thc bac kyord
of their father, Joseph jerry, a well
to do Gerlaar farmer. The fata !. .en7
counter was witnessed BY tic aged,
mother aa1dlAndreM:. jerry, another
brother, According, ;, to AlpidfoW's N v. )
statement he and Frank were ih the
garden at work when John Jerry rode
Il llp in nj the yard and asked FraRk to
come ont, stating that he had a letter
containing some statements which he,
dahn, wantedRxrsaincd. Joan then
pFoceeded to saeSS the letter and
RrankSbsoa hastth the remark that
stlh obhktbabk Language was q lie,
S fabriga IL t#a sAtacted By John him
self anhs started at lis brother with
a hoe. Andrew caught Frank ahd
prevented him from striking John,
tearing himself away from Andrew,
Frank made at John again., when
John drew lis pistol and Struck
Frank two blows on the head. knock
ing him down. John then mounted
shis horse and left. ~
A Recovering from the Stunning
EAws, Frank arose and followf( John
s@aAing in the direction Of the city.
s3s3siiiilc from home, Frank was: found
in ditch by a passerby end the
wounded man was placed in a wagon
and carried back to lis fathers. He
was in avery weakened condition and
lost consciousness shortly after: night
falb slsad5ctpr was summoned and the
lhaf fingered until. morning. The in
qpest-was :held.sand;:-- verdict was
rendered in accordance with the
above facts. john Jerry, his Sbroth-
ier's sislaScr, is at tic county jaH, hav-
ing been arrested at his home, five
miles below the city, by the deputy
sheriff. When arrested he Iqaimed
that he did not know that his brother
Ywas dead. +
4 He stated to correspondent that
F5.e greatly regretted the affafh', but
aleEsimply had to defend himA qf and
had no idea that it would result SO
seriously. He says the letter Mas not
written by Frank jerry, but BY a cit
iae,t-df :haufens. The letter was re-
-ceiEesSa. THURSDAY and pnrpoEtaed to
place ii. John JerEy's possession some
derogatory statement made by his
brother. EIe declined to say what the
-clhsssettes-eG-tl la--alleged. statement
= sssSSsiss:-Ia8 assla: .issS ~ es yssAs of age
ard has wife and olb5shild. The
deceased was AZ and fadYwcry with
.s.ttysssgrown children. lIi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06

Of the United States in 1890 was
about $5,OOO,OOO,OO0 and now f1-
ceeds $4,000, ,OOO,OOO-or equal to-
the entire banking power Of the.
world in 1890, which NltH;all placed
at $15,9S5,0OO,OQ Today the bank
ing power of the entire world, oul-
side of the United States is only $2l,-
952,OOO,OOO, and of this, amount 20
per cent or more than $4,000 1000
is in cashiers checks or current
credits. That Isl credit currency
and yet while the United States has
tbree-sevenths Of the banking power
OF the en:ife world, it has not one
single dollar Of current bank credit;
although the other four-seventhsi 'of
the, worlds banking power has the
advantages Of si4,OO0,000,cOO eurrers
credits or r,credit currency: -:
stOn the same basis we are en-
titled to have S., $3,00O,0O0O00 Of car-
rent credit OF, credit currency. o~:.!
"If this principle were broadly.
adopted in this, country as it should
be, our: bank reserves might: be in,
creased by an average of 9.92 per
cent. to about 20 per cent. and our
banking liabilities remain practical
ly the same. 4.
The Cashiers Check.
"Can. any ore give a. single reason
why we shohfd use a check book for
credits, to order ard not use cur
rent credit of the same bank upon
which to draw Our checks Is not
the cashiers check just as good as
our check upon tie same bank, in
deed far better-when proteeted-as
it should be by a guarantee fund de-
posted with the United States gov
ernment, many more tines ample to
insure its redemption in gold coin:
eff the banking institutions of the
country could exchange $1,O00OOG,-
100 of cashiers checks for fl,O0o,-'
100000 of reserve money now float
ing around in the mines, wheat. corn
and cotton fields ard this $1.O00.OO0,-
900 were added to the $1,O0O,0OG,O ,OW
in the banks on July lst, 1907, our
banks liabilities would be inercased|
only. about per cent. while our re-
serve would be increased 100 per
.ent.; it would be 20 per cent. and
this end alone is sufficient to justify
the adoption of the principle Of cur
rent credits in this country
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
III eSenHFI nHFI.fsolli
ca.awba Indian POTTERY.


, 81 Columbia! $sbllciiaii.L ie d Z de-
partment is a very fhe4i lisphy OF
pottery pag9 by. the cats2ba 1 hdians
and broaght down by Chief p. A,
Harris from the Indian f9eser Fatlon
in York county. The ware! is charac-
tcristig Of .I4ljas w9rl, Ian1 is unique
and. .bcaufiful.' Mrs. Al n IRob ertsea.' ts
has an exhibit of hcralatl8 land h@hds
some copies of the coats+9f-ar Ims of
jenkins and llIEukesinE q # flIaf' and
Of the Hamhei',i .ilh,ning,td Oil "a.
wood pamela also the lrsaell be ft out
in brass. Il.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
II 7sss3;ssyRd lnp-slsson.nrit
-. Rlace Fsr Il @. Merrick. =

] Z E!aVe p " " " MN FFoFs.I :
Grcenville, Special.-lt Is learned
here on good authority that R. @.
Mnrrick bus been appointed, chief, Of
this division Of the federal constabr
ulary to succeed E. A. Aiken, former
ly of North Carolina, who has re-
Gently been transferred to West Vir-
ginia for duty, The appointment will
be effective Nov. !. Merrick is Il ma
tive Of Walhalla and has been located
here feai e-past IS months. as deputy
revenue collector. John. p. cScrugg;;ss
of Charleston, formerly OF Green
vile, is slated for the vacancy made
by the promotion nf ATerri"k
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
Naval Stores.

Savannah, Ga, Oct. %. 9.-spilinis
tmpentine steady 511-4; sall 53G;
receipts 961; shipments no..
Tosln firm, sales 2,72O; receipts -
$50: shipments 335: stock S9,S42,
0ao.c: A b c $500; L $3.95: i.
81; q $4n5: It. $4:15; I $4.40: *
-4.s0; NJ $5.O5; n S5.46: W G $3.50;
~ " $5. o5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-06
News Notes.

President Roosevelt makes it plain
that he will demand Of Congress
many millions more for the navy, and
vii lasl for three new battlcships.
The first delegates from Central
America to attend the peace confer
euce will reach Washington Friday. {
Tho Governments charge against
tie Tobacco Trust will be Gled Ia
Ncrfoik Friday. - =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24

NJ u cinfk AesRtfdhf afternoon
Maximum temperature. 30. mini
mum, 90, southeast winds. partl
cloudy.
Washington. July 23.-New Mexic
and Arizona: Fair IN north porto
Wednesday and probably Thursday.
Marcos A. Baca arrived here iron
teller Yesterday morning.
Mrs Thomas HubbeH has rcturnc,
from a visit 10 California.
J.. a. Fessendeu. Of Tampa. Florida
is visiting friends IN his city.
O. w Wondford and T.. {. Curti
have arrived here from Cleveland. O
Mr. and Mrs W II jerks. 81 BIOS
ton. were visitors IN Albuquerque yes
trrday
Roderick slower and Il. T.. Putne,
ave returned from a trip 10 the Pc
COS river.
loci II Goodlander. the w%ell-knowr
80. Louis travelling salesman. came ~
yesterday
Al HothenberR Of the Hothenberp
a Schl0ss Cigar company. IL her,
from Kansas CITY
Luciano Chavez and wife. OF Pol
vadrra. y. NJ, are the guests OF
friends IN this city.
William II. Gordon. II Magdalena.
Mas among the arrivals from The
south yesterday morning
George Il. %Elmendorf. Of Elmcn-
dorf. near San Antonio. a. NJ, was q
visitor IN he city Yesterday.
2 cali for your mail IN the trail a.
the moonlight social on 81. Mary's
school grounds this evening.
Miss Mary Fink, operator In tho
Colorado Telephone exchange. has left
for the east on a vacation trip.
Mrs. J. A. Mckinneli and Miss
Heather Mckinneli, Of lei Paso, regis
tered az the Alyarado yesterday.
IN j. s. Easterday has returned
from Nokomis. M. whore he was
called by the illness Of his mother.
Or, and Mrs. J II. Gutter and Mr..
L. w nennett, OF Los Angeles. have
returned from a trip up the Pecos
river.
Mrs T.. W. Fee returned Monday
nlght from q three months visit with
relatives and friends In Illinois ana
indiana
j ~ Block. the well known Jemez
Hot Springs hotel and stage man.
was an arrival from the mountains
yesterday.
Re sure and see that YOU visit he
great Naglllum at the moonlight. 80
cial on ~. Mary's school grounds this
event 2
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps viii be held In the
Red Mems hall al 2i3o o'clock his
afternoon.
Get In lino and follow the band T..
the moonlight social GA ST. MARY
school grounds, North sixth street,
this evening
Mrs Arthur Meinzer. of SEQ South
Third street, leaves today Ia snond
two months Va the wilds uf the upper
Pocos country
charles Reinken. Of the John Rock-
er company. ~ Belen. transacted
business matters with Albuquerque
people yesterday
Mrs Tull. wife ~ Or Frank r..
Tul who recently came here to locRtc
from quincy. lll. arrived here yester-
day 90 iuin her husband.
Mrs Nelson and daughter. ~ san
Marcinl. have lcft Tor Los Angeles
after re- visit with Mr. aud Mrs Fit
reim, ~ 2outh Edith street.
Mr. % 4 Matson left last night Tor
keincr n NJ, where she will enjoy
outing iu ihe Zuul mountains with
her sister. Mrs. A. ~ McGaffev.
solomon % Rara and Max n Mon
i"Nn. ~ san Antonio. y NJ. promi-
ueut residents 90 that town. were iu
evidence 100 Albuquerque yesterday
Professor " q Miller has returned
from SON Rafael y NJ where De has
been acting aF referee lH the ease uc
70 J HaNerknmpf the bankrupt mtf-
chant
Walter Holmes. of Ration. r~epreurf-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-24
CONSOLIDATED LIQUOR
COMPANY FILES SUIT
Two Notions for Debt brought In Dis
trict Court u, AttorncN Doh~on
court News of the DaN.

4 suit was filed yesterday hy the
Consolidated Liquor company through
its attorney. Colonel D.. ". buh-uu,
against Antonio Salazar Tor money 1l-
legged tu Ice due uu account Another
was filed bog he same plaintiff against
MIrnbel a Flores Co recover money
alleged Goo Doe owed plaintiff
NuticD has been posted that che
drowning of uau's for jury duty lt thr
September term ct 1905 TT the VAL
oncit county court. Will take place
at the Hsrntillo county courthouse
nt Albuquerque ON FRIDAY. August %.
Zoo lu "a M.