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Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
FRIENDS WILL BURY
ONCE FAMOUS JURIST
Body of Charles G. Van Fleet Is Saved
from Potter's Field by Generosity
of Those Who Knew Him In
Better Days

The generosity of friends saved
Charles G.. Van Fleet from a paupers s
grave, and the body of the once bril-
liant attorney and jurist who took his
own life Thursday night by drinking a
solution of cyanide of potassium will
be buried at San Jacinto today.
The undertakers were notified yes
terday that money had been secured to
defray the burial expenses.
Coroner Calvin Hartwell signed a
certificate to the effect that Van Fleet
came to his death from poison taken
with suicidal intent
The dead man was once one of the
most able attorneys in the west, and
his knowledge of mining laws was con-
sidered perfect. His desire for liquor
caused his downfall and he was soon
reduced to straitened circumstances.
He came to Los Angeles three weeks
ago from San Jacinto and attempted to
get work here. but was unsuccessful,
then decided to end his life.
He pawned his watch Thursday
afternoon and with the money bought
the poison. He then went to his room
at 1853 North Main street and commit
ted suicide.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
DEVoUT DEMOCRATS ARE
CALLED BY CHURCH BELL

| With large church bell mounted on
a wagon, Pasadena Democrats have
been effectively advertising the meet
ing which will be held in the open-air
wigwam on East Green street tonight.
The MonroVia Bryan and Kern club
has given notice that it will attend in
body, and an invitation has been sent
to the Alhambra club.
Steven Long, city attorney of Long
Beach. will open the meeting at 8
p. m. and will be followed by Thomas
E. Gibbon of Los Angeles.
The honorary vice presidents of the
meeting are Judge A. F. Harrah, DR..
r. Schiffman, Charles Grimes, w. s.
Windham, C. S. Seamans, John Plank,
A. ]. Toolen, Walter Simons, Judge c.
F. Harris, James Belcher, William
Kerr, P. ]. Stuart Kaleb Moore, Henry
Harvey and S. A. King.
George P. Cary, candidate for the as
sembly from the Sixty-seventh district.
will preside and introduce the speakers.
The committee on speakers is DIR. q.
7. Malaby, r. T. Blow and w. B.
Loughery.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
WEDNESDAY IS LAST
REGISTRATION DAY
64,691 NAMES OF VOTERS
SIGNED TO DATE
Court House Open Until Midnight
During First of Week for Benz
eft of Citizens Who
Would Vote

Wednesday is the last day before the
general election in November on Whlch
voters may register, and for the ac-
commodation of persons VINO are pre-
vented from registering during uay-
light hours, on account of business OF
otherwise, the registration department
at the county court house will be open
until midnight Monday, Tuesday ana
Wednesday of the coming week.
At that time the old register Will De
abandoned, and unless the names OIL
prospective voters appear on the new
books they will be unable to cast their
ballot on November g.
Figures showing the total reglstra-
tion up to and including Thursday were
Yesterday compiled by r. l.. Brown, in
charge of the department. These hg-
ures show that 64,691 voters have thus
far registered for the city of Los An
geles and 33,940 for the county outside
the city.
Two years ago the registration to
September II, inclusive, numbered 5l'-
354 for the city and 1858 for the rest
of the county, while in 1904, the last
presidential year, they were 42,576 ana
25, ,725 respectively, showing an increase
up to the present time this year OF
22, lis for the city and S215 for the rest
of the county. The increase in the en-
tire county up to date, compared with
six years ago, is 17,7l4.
The registration when the books are
closed Wednesday at midnight will of
course be materially diminished when
Implications and transfers are elimin-
ated from the total. These are caused
by persons moving from one precinct
to another, and from present 1ndica-
tions it is estimated they will reach
between four and five thousand.
October 8 is the last day for trans
fers, but a voter must register before
September % in order to secure this
privilege. Owing to these transfers, II
is not believed accurate figures on the
total registration can be given out be-
| fore October IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
TEXAS SUSPECT FITS
POLICE DESCRIPTION
BELIEVE SHERMAN PRISONER
SExTUPLE MURDERER
San Jose Sheriff to Leave at once
to Bring Back Man Accused
of Killing Entire
Family
[By Associated Press.l

SAN JOSE, Sept. 1S.-Further as as
surance that William Hatfield, the
man who is being held in sherman,
Texas, as a Durham suspect, Is tne
genuine James C. Durham was re"
ceived this morning by Sheriff Lang
ford in a dispatch from United states
Marshal McAfee of that place, as fol-
lows:
"Two-inch scar left foot. beginning
on big toe, angling back of second toe.
Height feet liz inches; blue eyes;
large depression between eyes. Told
celimate he would die before he would
go to California. Your man, sure.
This description tallies exactly with
Ereeleft this afternoon tc obtain requi-
sition papers, and Immediately upon
his return the sheriff and Deputy
burlington will start for Sherman. Tex
after the prisoner.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
MCDONALD TAKES CHARGE
AS SECRETARY OF LEAGUE
Hopes to Increase Membership to One
Thousand and Spread the
Cause of Clean Party
Politics

Henry NJ. McDoald, who has just sue
ceeded Richmond Plant as secretary of
the Democratic league of Los Angeles,
Mr.. Plant becoming treasurer, has TAX
en- active charge of the work of build
ing up the league and incidentally OF
adding Bryan votes.
Mr.. Mcdonald has during the pres
ent year been active in Democratic pol
itics in Los Angeles city and county.
AS secretary of the Democratic league
he is extremely desirous to increase
the membership of the league to al
least 1000 in order that the organiza-
ton, while not being in the least fac
tional, may through the character OF
its membership maintain clean party
politics, thereby greatly increasing the
Democratic party's influence and vot-
ing strength in Los Angeles county.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
SEND ROUNDUP ORDER
FOR BRANCH CLUBS

Chairman Albert M. Norton of the
Democratic county committee of Los
Angeles county yesterday sent out 6
new circular to all precincts urging tn,
immediate formation of precinct clubs
in all sections where none have beer
formed.
The circular is as follows:
I'VE are desirous of having you
organize a Democratic precinct
club to work between now and No
vember for the election Of Bryan
and Kern.
''These clubs should aim to reach
every voter who may possibly vote
the Democratic ticket, and on cleo
ton day they should see that the
Democratic vote is properly brought
out and the ballots properly read
and counted.
ELECT a president, one or two vice
presidents, a secretary and treas
urer, and let these constitute the
working executive committee.
''As soon as you are organized
send blank to the chairman of the
county central committee. DO
THIS AT ONCE.
Democratic County Central
Committee.
ALBERT M. NORTON,
chairman"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
EMINENT PENoLoGlST TO
ADDRESS CITY CLUB

Judge Samuel L. Barrows. the emil
nent penologist, is due from San Diego
en- route to the state conference of
Charities and Corrections to be held at
Oakland.
At the request of jurists and attor-
neys Judge Barrows has consented to
remain over to talk to the City club
at noon today on prison reform work.
Judge Barrows is president of the
International Congress on Prison Re-
form, and probably the greatest au-
thority on the subject in this country.
Judge Curtis D. Wilbur, who will also
speak, has asked Judge Barrows to
take the time allotted TO him, but this
the visitor has declined to do.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
RESENT TAFT PORTRAITS
ON COURT HOUSE WALLS

Democratic displeasure at the free
use of Taft and Sherman Autographs
in the Los Angeles county court house
is daily becoming more pronounced.
Partisanship advertising there is re-
garded as out of place by many of the
Republican as well as Democratic at
torneys who frequent the building,
most of whom have a regard for pro-
prieties.
Though offices in the building are
frequently used for meetings and con-
ferences of committees and sub-com-
mittees of the Republican organiza-
tions, large and small, the glaring use
of Republican national posters may If
continued result in action by the DEM
ocratic organization.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
CLARK ORGANIZING VOTERS
IN FoRTY-SIXTH PRECINCT

It is requested by the Democratic
county central committee that Demo-
cratic clubs be formed in every pre-
cinct, and as committeeman for Pre-
cinct 46 S. p. Clark yesterday issued
call for all Democrats OF precincts
TO meet at the rooms of the Democratic
club. 600 German building, 224 South
Spring street, on Wednesday night,
September 23, at o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of organizing
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
HOLD RoUSlNG MEETING
AT TERMINAL ISLAND

Terminal island residents fell into
line with enthusiasm Thursday night
when they held their first Democratic
meeting of the campaign. Over three
hundred attended.
The meeting was addressed by David
r. Smither and Albert d. Chappell,
both speaking on national issues.
Frank D., Haddock, Democratic can
didate for supervisor in the Fourth
district. spoke on county taxation.
There were many women present and
banquet was served to the different
speakers and their wives at the close.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
BOY SEVERELY HURT BY
FALL FROM BICYCLE

Jesse Bolander, 10 years of age,
while riding bicycle and holding to
a street car was thrown from his wheel
and severely injured at Palmer street
and Central avenue las night. His
left hand was crushed and he sus-
tanned a lacerated wound of the fore
head and severe bruises. He was taken
to the receiving hospital, where it was
found necessary to amputate finger
After his injuries had been attended
to the boy was sent to his home at
764 Merchant street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
Released ON Probation

Albert Miller and Charles Connolly,
charged with stealing a quantity OF
paint from a building in the course of
erection near the home of Miller at 61OS
Neva place, pleaded guilty to charges
of petty larceny yesterday morning
and were placed on probation by Police
Justice Chambers for six months. 1t
was shown that both men had families
who would be left without support if
the men were allowed to pay fine,
and because Of this fact the court was
lenient
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
AUCTION OF BABIES
AROUSES VILLAGERS
Colorado Town Wrought Up Over
Alleged Effort of Salvation Army
to Institute Sale of
Infants
TBy Associated Press.J

PUEBLO. Colo, Sept. 18.-The citi-
zens of Salida, a mountain town about
ninety miles west of Pueblo, are much
exercised over a "sale of babies" ad-
yertised by the Salvation Army to take
place next Tuesday evening.
Several children were advertised to
be sold and there is said to be move
men afoot to stop the sale by court
proceedings.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
SENATOR CARTWRIGHT TO
STUMP SOUTH CALIFORNIA

State Senator Cartwright, author of
the Cartwright antitrust bill. will
stump the southern part Of California
under the direction of the Democratic
state committee.
San Diego has already arranged TO
hear the senator shortly, and Los An
geles will again hear him at the first
onDortunity.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
The bic Excluslye Plano House

Open every night this week. SO
pianos. Special room. 16 different
makes. Your choice for $195. Not one
worth less than $3.50 and many worth
$780, No cash required, but for every
dollar paid up to $50 inside of 80 days
we will give a receipt for twice the
amount. Bartlett Music Co. 2S1
Broadway. OPP. City Hall, 2-1s-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
HUNTINGTON, PARK MAKES
FINE DEMOCRATIC RECORD

Four years ago one Democratic vote
was cast in Huntington Park.
Last night a Bryan club was organ
lied there with thirty members.
Hustlers there got together last night
and organized with F. L. Elms as presi-
dent and William Lindsey as secretary.
Next Friday big rally will be held
in Webers hall, Huntington Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
Ma wnnt It AlIl

Thirty days considered cash. We want
all the piano business for the rest OF
the month. We are generally willing
to divide, but 800 pianos must be sold.
No money required but 81 for 81 for
cash in 80 days, as advertised. Bart
lett Music Co, 231 Broadway. opp.
City Hall. 2-1s-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
So for 81

For every dollar paid UP to $50 as
first payment we will give receipt
for twice the amount on any piano
nurchased this week. The big exclu-
siye piano house. Open nights. Bart
lett Music Co., 2S1 Broadway, opp.
City Hall s-1S-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
Give Political Booklet

The Union Pacific railroad offices in
Los Angeles are distributing folders
containing much valuable political in
formation. Photographs of the nomi-
nees and platforms of the Democrats
and Republicans are included.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
n. 8. Army Ercaunment

The Southern Pacific will sell daily until
October 13 tickets to Atascadero and return
for $3.50, account enoampment of United
States troops at that point Trains from
Los Angeles via Coast line. Details at ticket
offlce, 500 S. Spring St, corner sixth and
at Arcade station. Fifth and Central ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
Note Fully Accepted

PARIS, Sept. 1S-The foreign office
announces today that Great Britain
had accepted fully and without reserve
the Franco-Spanish note on the Moroc-
can situation.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-28

One of DR.. Steed's children
is down with pneumonia.
Henry Brock, the big cattle
man, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Guy Tidmore has gone to
Milton, Fla, to visit her par.
ents.
Mr.. Robert Wren, of Gage, is
viewing the sights of Deming
this week.
Eureka Cleaning and Pressing
Co, Guy Tidmore, Prop. Does
Clothes Cleaning" right.
Mrs. Milligan, an old lady liy.
ing in the Lewis Flat country
is reported to be dangerously i'll.
Henry Raithel has completed
his studies in Chicago and ar.
rived home this week. His
friends are glad to note his re.
turn.
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CHILDREN ARE
BURNED ALIVE
Santa Rosa Scene of Sick
ening Catastro-
phe.

Santa Rosa, N. NJ, Feb. a.
One of the most heart rending
accidents that ever happened
in Santa Rosa, occurred Sunday
afternoon about 5 O'Clock when
the residence of w. A. Davis was
destroyed by fire, burning alive
his three little children-two girls
and a boy Maudina, aged 81
years; William, "a and a baby
girl 3months old.
Mrs. Davis had left the house
for moment to run across the
street to see a sick neighbor,
when it is supposed that the
gasoline stove exploded, setting
fire to the house and possibly to
the children.
DR.. E. C. Baker made an at
tempt to get to the children. He
was the first on the scene and
breaking in the door he groped
his way through the dense smoke
and flames to the bed and diff
ferent parts of the room, search
ing for the little ones, but could
neither see nor hear them. The
smoke and flames finally drove
him from the room.
The house was frame struct-
ure and was entirely consumed
in a few minutes.
Mr.. Davis is out of town, hav-
ing left Saturday for Sunnyside.
Mrs. Davis is insane with the
shock and grief, and is being
guarded by friends, awaiting the
arrival OF her husband, who has
been telegraphed for.
Before leaving the burning
house DR.. Baker was so nearly
overcome with heat and smoke
that he fell to the door and barely
crawled from the building befol e
the roof and upper part of the
house fell in.
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NINE EXPLOSION
KILLS TWO
Two Mexican Miners at
Granite Cap Blown TO
Pieces.

An explosion of twenty sticks
of giant powder in the U. S. and
M. d. Co. S mine at Granite Gap
last Friday morning at 3 O'Clock
literally blew a couple of MeXi-
can miners to pieces. The two
miners were down in what is
known as the Worlds Fair tun-
mel of the mine at the time of
the tragedy and were attempt
ing to thaw the dynamite out
when it suddenly went off. One
of the men was directly over the
explosive and was torn to shreds.
The other one was horribly
mangled but lived for a short
time.
The two men were hard work.
ing young fellows and their ter
rible death is deplored in their
home section. They were well
known by Mr.. S. P. Wise, who
is making his headquarters here
for the present.
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Another Auto.

Mr.. Pin Burdick has ordered
a beautiful new auto, known as
the Carter make, being ordered
through Knowles & Rowland.
who are agents for this machine.
Pin is already one Of the mo t
popular young men in the city
but wnen that fine automobub.
bic gets in well, we'd hate to
say just what might happen.
The car will get here in less than
two weeks and will be Il bcaul-
fIl emerald in color.
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Fishing! Don't mention it,
please.
Mr.. Fred Cramer, of Okla
homa, is in the city visiting his
uncle, DR.. Milford.
Several pieces of furniture for
sale.
MRS. J. RosCH.
Mrs. Capt. Rabb was very i'll
first Of the week but is now re.
ported as being improved.
Mr.. Dan Hathaway was in
from the mines this week for a
few days mingling with friends.
The Commercial Hotel Restau-
rant and LunchCounter re-opened
under new management. OPP
posite Depot.
The X. of Ps. will probably
build a fine hall in Deming in a
short time, that is, in compare
lively short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. MEGA mey
took in the Elks' ball at Silver
City last Friday night They
report the occasion as having
been most enjoyable one.
Mr.. 0. NJ. Karaker, Of Har.
risburg, ILL.,, is in the city visit
ing his wife, who is spending the
winter here. Mr., Karaker is g
prominent banker of Harrisburg
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Mrs. Hudson Entertained.

Mrs. Richard Hudson enter
tertained last Thursday evening
with progressive whist most
charmingly from 2 to 5. The
house was beautifully decorated
with violets, carnations and
smilax, and a more enjoyable
and pleasant social affair never
occurred in our city. The re-
freshments were especially ele.
CANT.
Mrs. Moir was favored with a
beautiful bouquet of imported
carnations. The tally cards rep.
resented George and Martha
Washington and silver stars
shown as the tallies.
Those in attendance were:
Mines. Ely, Thurmond, J. B.
Hodgdon, Moir, Pollard, C.
Raithel, ,Jr., P. R. Smith, Meyer,
Mahoney, Shepard, Brown,
Maurice Nordhaus, Karaker,
Kelly, Moran, Carskadon, VIM.
Letter, Jr., johnson, Greason,
Swanzy, Bush, Pardee, Rusch,
Bennett, Lerchen, Ament, Thos.
linton. Riley. Williams
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-28
Ranch Outing.

Mrs. Maurice Nordhaus, Misses
lone Hodgdon, Polly Jaegar,
Lillian and Pansy Smith, Grace
Norcross, Elizabeth WaddiIl
and cousin, Miss Lawrence, and
Mr., Grant and daughter spent
several delightful days this week
at one of Mr., AL Watkins beau.
tiful ranches.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-28
The fruit crop is still safe.

The fruit crop is still safe.
Violets and Sweet Williams
are in bloom.
DR.. Michaels has gone to
Arizona on a prospecting trip.
Miss Maud Hughes is up at
the N. A. N. ranch for a short
visit.
Mrs. DR.. Moir has as her guest
Mrs. Holstein, Of the N, A. N.
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Ament
spent several days in Ell Paso
this week.
Mrs. Frank Lerchen and chill
dren visited Mr.. Lerchen at
Gage Sunday.
County Clerk Leo o. Lester
was in Silver City this week on
a short business trip.
Mrs. 0. &. Carpenter was in
the city the latter part of last
week visiting friends.
Mrs. S. P. Wise is up from
Stems visiting her husband, who
is installing pumping plants in
the valley.
Mrs. P. r. Smith gave an
elaborate luncheon Friday even.
ing to commemorate Washing
tons birthday.
Mr.. Stanley Carruth and Miss
Ada Jones, prominent young
people Of the Animas country,
were married last week.
| A fine boy arrived Saturday
night at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Brortom. Mr.. Brortom
is connected with the big smelter,
Lon Barksdale, John Hyatt and
Kelly Phillips came in from the
ranch for the sole purpose Of
taking in the ball last Friday
night.
Messrs. Kelsie and Jones, botl
popular young men of San Mar
cial, were in attendance at the
A. O. U, w. ball last Friday
evening.
Mary, the bright little daugh
ter of Mr.. J.C. Kelly, entertained
a number Of little friends Tues
day afternoon ia honor of he,
third birthday,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-28

Miss Hatty Henson has started
the school at Ilermanas.
Capt. Harris has sold his fara
near town to Robt. Miller, Of
Oklahoma.
EX.sherifr Dwight Stephens is
in from the ranch feeling thr
pulse of the dear people. DwiCh,
is finding everything Just as
lovely a5 that smile he is wear.
ing.
Master Ernest Foulks is be.
wailing the departure to that un.
known shore of his boon com.
panion, Thompson Bailey, the
finest Maltese cat that ever cut
short the careerof arat.
The New Mexico Land and
Locating Co. make a specially Of
selling ranches. Sold Pink Pc.
ters ranch last week, will sell
yours if YOU list with them.
/ Office opposite Depot, Phone No.
I 5S. They want to trade 500, 900
worth Of Texas property for a
cattle ranch.
Mr.. John H, Steed left Mon
day for his home in Little Rock,
Ark, after spending a few weeks
here with his brother, Or, Steed.
Mr., Steed was here for his health
and we regret to learn he was not
benefited.
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|
Mass at the Catholic church
Monday morning, March 9th.
Mrs, Mae Rusch entertained a
number Of friends Friday after
noon.
Brains and Eggs at Commercial
Hotel Lunch Counter.
Mrs, Frank Thurmond enter
tanned a few friends at dinner
Monday evening.
Mr.. Richard Hudson and Thos,
Hudson have been spending the
week out at the ranch.
Mr.. ]. A. Mahoney is building
a beautiful tennis court at his
home for his daughter, Miss
Mary.
Shull Bros. are adding a line
of groceries to their feed busi-
ness. This enterpriSlng firm is
rapidly building up nice bpsi
ness.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-28

Mr., Claude Hollingsworth was
up from Hachita last Friday and
took in the A. 0, U, ". ball, re-
turning Saturday. His many
D9ming friends were more than
pleased to see him, He paid his
respects to the Graphic office
while here,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-28

There is no end TO the number
of homeseekers rolling into the
valley.
A Mr., Thompson and wife ar
rived here this week from Ft.
Worth, Tex. They are stopping
at the Clark Rooming House.
Steaks and Chops at all hours,
Day or Night. " Commercial
Hotel Lunch Counter.
MessrS. Miller and Atkins, who
purchased the Gaar place, have
arrived with their families from
TeXico, and moved onto THEN
farm.
Judge Chapman and son Royd
spent Wednesday at the Jacob
son ranch shooting ducks. They
had a most delightful outing and
returned loaded down with
ducks.
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Built Pike Peaks Railway.

New York, Feb. %. William
Hildebrart, who built the cog
railway up Pixies Peak, and who
was one Of the foremost civil en-
sineers in the country. died to-
day,
Yes, we have Marrow Sweet
Breads. Commercial Hotel Lunch
Counter.
Mr.. G. W. McCan, a promi-
nent real estate dealer of Ala
mogordo. was a visitor in DEM
ing several days this week.
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Father Stricken.

Mr.. Wayne Darling has re-
ceived the sad news that his
father, who resides in Mapleton,
Kan., has been stricken with par
alysis, and Mr.. Darling, who has
been an esteemed resident of
Deming for the past five years,
is arranging his affairs prepara.
tory to returning to his old home
to again reside. Numerous
friends here will be sorry to see
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling leave
Deming.
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The engine at the city water
systems pump station broke
down Wednesday but is running
again in good shape,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-02-28
Seedsl Seeds I!

Get your Field and Garden
Seeds at }. A, Mahoney's hard.
ware store.
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Will Try for ArtesianWa ater

The people of Alamogordo are
preparing to make a try for ar
tesian water They have great
hopes of finding it.