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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-14
CHINESE CASES TO GRAND JURY.

The cases of Tong Son, of 80 Lafay-
cite street. and Wong Doe. of u Lafay-
cite street, charged by the sheriff with
keeping disorderly houses Went to the
Grand Jury today in the First Precinct
Court.
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NOTICE TO READERS.

THE STAR will be pleased 10
publish any information regard
ing any inactive general aud
local securities not quoted In
these columns. as we'll as any
other negotiable paper now OH
I markets of the world. by ad-
dressing the
FINANCIAL EDITOR.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company's regular
quarterly dividend Of ? per cent. is pay
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able March 81 to stockholders of record
March 16.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell,
stock brokers. 776 Broad street. Tele-
phone 615. Opening. Closing.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell.
stock brokers, 776 Broad street. Teie-
phone 615. Opening. Closing,
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NEWS AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS

AT the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the United States Steel Cor
poration, to be held in Hoboken April
20, the stockholders will vote on the
authorization of the purchase of the
property belonging to the Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railroad Company.
Owing to the heavy subscription of
employees to the preferred stock under
the profit-sharing plan of 1908. the man
agement of the United States Steel Cor
poration has been forced to cut down
the allotments more than so per cent.
Subscriptions on the preferred stock at
$3.50 a share aggregated between 80, 900
and $4,000 shares, but the corporation
will distribute the stipulated amount
of $4,000 shares.
The -reyerberatory furnaces in the
Washoe copper smelters of the Anal
gamated Copper mines have reopened
and the smelling of copper has been re-
sumed. The Washoe smelters are said
TO be the largest in the world.
The directors of the Hartford and
NeW York Transportation Company
have voted an increase in its stock
from s750,000 to $4,000, 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
An UNCOMFORTABLE CRITIC.

When person gets into his head
that II Is more important for MIN
to make the world go right than 1t
Is 10 regulate his own manners or
methods. that person is quit" likely
to fulfill the definition of 'I"s'iier-
Gus fellow The critic IN ordi-
nary to the universe is not usually
pleasant 10 live with-tls the Mcth"-
dist church seems to be learning.
A certain obscure preacher VIII"
won some nOtOriety for himself by
his attacks upon Chanct llor Day. Dr.
buckley and Professor Hownr. is no"
before the general conference AZ
Baltimore with technical charges
against some of the bishops because
OF their rulings in these cases Doubt
less the general conference" will make
short shift of the matter. But It" II
think not tina, the critic has been
disposed Of.
The type is practically nnsGl'lcha'
BILE. This particular critics COZ
leagues or tn. Troy IN. " confer
ence thought to ex'ingulsh nm pE
S. ndlng him TO backwoods appoint
ment way up in the Green Noun
tsins. Apparently he never appeared
there. but turns up. instead. nj the
highest ecclesiastical court o! MS
The case ilMs'rates-
anu singly to the general pnbllc. pro-
yokinsly to the parties concerned
the power possessed by one man 10
annoy a multitude. A single mos
ouito In room or one fly at din
ner party. is not more bothfrsome
and elusive than one of those c''i-
zens who Is forever standing on all
his rights. the right not 10
max. a nuisance Of himself.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
THE WRiGHTS AND THEIR
AlHSHlPS.

Once more the Wright brothers,
whose names have lren SO frequent
" IN print during the last year or
Two are declared to have made u
series of highly successful flights
with the aeroplane which they have
devised. the latest model CT which
1, said to have been constructs" with
a view TO meeting the tests prescribed
by the war department. II was not a
great while ago that these brothers
were reported as having taken their
invent abroad. in order to sell X
to some foreign government, Al
though their movements have been
well advertised. while various specta-
tors have asserted that their flying
machine. which Is OF the "heavier.than
air. type. relying on its broad planes
TO sustain II as II Is driven through
the atmosphere by powerful gaso-
line motor. vas practical success,
their real plans and purposes seem t."
have been sarouded in mystery. II
Is TO he incidentally remarked that
the experiments which have just
taken place In a semi-deser,ed region
OF the North Carolina coast. were con
Quoted where there were no expert
observers.
On behalf of the Wrigh,s II Is
stated that they have sought secrecy
In order to prevent imitators from
stealing their ideas. However this
may be. IL they propose to enter the
competition designed by the war de-
partment. information as to wha, they
have done or can do Is not likely to
remain hidden much longer. With
In q short time the public should
know whether they have really in.
vented a useful and coutrollahle air
ship. or whether the claims put for
ward for thCm are a tissue Of exaesrr-
alton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
THURSDAY. MAY IA. 1908.
,ApAN HARD PRESSED FOR CASH

The news dispatches yesterday stat
I'd that Japan was seeking large
loans In the financial centers OF the
world and was willing 10 pay nine per
cent. for them. and 1t Is certainly
striking evidence that the Mikado
must be very hard pressed for money.
"A nation which wants money so bad
" that 1t will pay nine per cent for
Il. when that country Is not IN war
and when no serious entanglements
threaten. Is In a decidedly bad plight
Ii certainly should lr great help
onward dissipating the war cloud
which some people are, continually
bringing oui for the United States %
4lew. as nation which has TO pay
enaksrper. cent for money in time o!
s6eacc can hardly be regarded rs an
antagonist to be feared unless the
iapanese are as nearly bankrupt In
s00mmon sense as they are In finance.
japan Is not only sadly in need of
money but 1t Is also suffering from
sfenrful business depression. brought
about largely by the boycott placed
upon its goods by the people OF
CAina-the greatest boycott the world
has ever knOwn-which adds great.
n to the burden the people must
Neor. II Is perhaps a good thing for
tbs world at large that Japan has a
,flnancial crisis on It's hands as 1t
WIN probably bring TO the
3alkado ssc his subjects the same
yoaIlsation thar a good beating on the
I4ttleNeld would have brought-that
5ser cock-sureness that she is the
ouericr to all other nations is largely
eenstructed en- wind, japan has
zsun ~saderful coursse and persist-
n11j6e II Aevelopins herself as a nat
- ~ the national coaeeit has no
'NSffaat 10 BE- as srea, as l, is.
me wars with China and Russia
G0RDod her head. and though she has
10y great statesmen who think
!dGBerwise, the people At large harbor
= &elief that they are entitled to a
|5noee among the creates, Of the world
'NUoerS. but Ia ia view that they
IN in time have to rid themselves Of.
l1e presens financial crisis Is the
kst food for reflection.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

the country 10 have IN the ranks uf
the opposition a senator Of the TILL
man type. whose criticism is some
times useful even when 1t Is conch@d
In extreme terms. and II Is therefor"
to he hosea that the quest OF sena-
tor Tillman for renewed health will
De rewarded by success.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

A severe electric storm. h-.t strange
" accompanied by no thur Ter. passed
over here last nigsi. ~ several trees
and buildings were hi by lightning
The only serious damage was 10 the
barn OF Henry Elmer. one end Of
which was torn out
Two HACK mules In the bIsemcnnf
stables were mpposrd 20 have been
scared white when pulled from the
q, brIs. hut " xss only white dust
from falling plaster that covered
ihem-E~an tN. ~ Dispatch 10 phil
adeiphia Record.
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DeseAroR riLIMANs ILLNESS.

8 & Il understood that Senator TILL
- whose continued iIlns s. has long
ugUaeea his presence at the Capt.
= about TO sail for Europe in the
- q regaining his health. The an
oeeuent viii arouse far more In
:63ogt and sympathy than II would
- been deemed possible in the
95e1 stages Of the South Carolina
rnn1er's term. when he vas gener-
- regarded. outside his oun sec
-, u least. as a Tabting dema-
-. With q vi;rolic tonxnc and pro-
$4,000 Disposition 10 ignore the
<Doa amenities Of public discus
~ many 81 senator Tiliman's
01e1cal theories are no, popular In
- Worth, there has come into cx-
49, n that sec,ion OF the coua-
3 vsde rccoenition Of the mans
ruey. ccsfaee and devotion ie
- ~ coecsives 10 be the pubic
~. Experience in the senate
npsvs % some OF the sharp edges
- s~uged persosaii,y. and se hss
pepe6 epoi Deal a NsSer'
= eRonouss whe ere hss pssss,ea'
-. n b sN . he stins 20
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

The stranger who was in Newport
News Yesterday and the one who
was here a week ago yesterday have
two widely different stories to teis
abcut our climate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Everybody seems TO agree that
the reason Why Alice Icng~orth
is not going to make political
speeches IL because her father would
not iet her. Singular ho~ Nick DOS
Dot seem to have any voice IN family
affairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Thought Uncle sam owns washington
In spite Of all the Illuminating in
formation that is sen! out Of Wash
irgton by the newspaper correspon-
dents and magazine writer's. the pub
lie somehow. can never be made to
understand the exact relations OF the
government TO the citizens Of the dis
trict Of Columbia. A business man
from Indiana who vas here the other
day and thought he knew all about
u insisted TO some fricnds that the
government owned every loot o.:
ground in the original boundaries Of
the ten mills squire and leased 10
the inhabitants what was needed for
government buildings Washington
Cor. to Providence Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
700 AAPPY TO LIVE.

4 question now arises. Can a pTr'
son. by using Srx.ne Pills. become 700
happy 10 Iive7 No. But person who
feels 80 weak and nervous that life
seems a burden can b. made hsppy
by bniIding him or herself up by the
~, ~ S~sin- Pills Price, u n box.
s iv1rs ss.-ror sale wy az druggists
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Speaker Cannon said that Congress
was going to pass the necessary
appropriation bills and 30 home
President Roosevelt sent TO Congress
almost inumerabIc messages advo-
eating his pet measures Congrc -
will adjourn Nav -. Who xoa,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

The yellow shirt is going to have a
prominent part in the foreground or
the summer-reSOrt romance this year.
cleveland Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

A genuine affinity. my hoy. is the
woman vino will make her hat last
two seasons--St. Joseph News-Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

The one thing a man can under
stand ab,ui woman Is that he
doesn't
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Nay eviscnily has . warmer feeiinc
for Ne then ne tho~sh, - had.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Sometimes the hest man at wed
ding is just ,hat.-Atlanta COnstitu-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

The skeleton in the closet certain
ly must ger awfmlly tired OF the seen
ery.-GaIyt stOn News.
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WITH THE PARAGRAPHERs.

Perhaps that Pi,tsburg cashier mis-,
calculated and thought they were
still trimming the Capitol.-Philad"l-
phia North American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

That Wall street land quoted at
good for tillage. hut it's Il great place
for separating the farmer from his
money.--Louisville COurier-Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

'@4=cSt%
- a
~> ,@1':@
feel II coming on again this spring
1t always gets me just about this Tine:
1t steals upon me- softly and il says:
THE game Is called at o'clock -now
climb"
+ l squirm about and swear I Will not
bulge
The demon grabs me madly by the mar:
Next minute l am rushing for u car:
And when the umpire bawls. "PlAy
BALI" I'm there!
Ny office boy II acting rather strange;
I'm dreadfully afraid he's got It. too:
But II he gets away this year l know
That boy must think Up something cat
He lost xrandmothers last year sixteen
His sisters wedding happened once
week.
And now 1 know from how he Tolls
He's planning up some scheme to make
sneak!
, Oh. well. this working all the time Is
hard
And vet must pitch in today and dig
There's sevral most important matters up
And one OF them iS-wrll. it's pretty Dig
Excuse me. please? The telephone o"tn
ring,
What's that: Oh. no. 1 cannot go to-
day.
He is? You're sure that he will pitch the
game?
We'll. yes. I think III Join you right
away"
?. S.-The editor requests that you nm
ish this to suit yourself. Uncle by leaves
word that he intended TO write aho''eI
stanza but Unexpectedly was called "u'
on business!
strinahait Philosophy.
The sincere man can accomplish
much.
Some people are like crows, very
| noisy and little thought OF.
Il 4 4
A cracked bell and a cracked man
, always give forth unpleasant utter
ances.
4 Il II
Small griefs are always told. Great
griefs sccrete themselves within heart
and have no tongue to break the holy
silence.
Nothing rests a city man 30 much
after having the din OF the city in his
ears all day, as the sweet. gushing
song Of a brook, grooming its way
through fern decked banks and Ger
messy stones.
600
Attractions.
Beyond the Alps lies Italy
Amid the fragrant breeze
And speaking Of the fragrance. there
Is also limburg cheese.
900
Harp strums.
Spring Is certainly putting out some
very fine display advertising.
The trouble with scolds is. that after
they have given you a piece Of their
minds, they always have plenty left.
4 & Z
Sometimes the small boy who goes
fishing on Sunday and doesn't catch
anything. catches something when he
gets home.
& 4 II
No man Is guilty until his wife
catches him at it-and then Oftentimes
she prefers to believe him rather thaa
the cuckoo clock.
4 4 4
The wise parson will preach special
sermons for young ladies-ane n this
way draw not only the young ladies'.
but all the unmarried men In town
Z = =
Telling your bachelor friend that
your wife always cures your headache
by rubbing II away. Is slight consola-
ton for the b. Especially when your
wife is absent on her vacation.
600
Fly Time.
Nh the summer time Is sear'
I: IN time for flies. fear.
There was one came on today
In his buzxing sort OF way.
Lit upon my nose and said:
.'Ho, what makes this smelier red
It's time for lies,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co
Steamers 20 phHsce,phis
MONDAY, THURSDAY and

Sailing from philadelphia. Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday
Freight received and delivered
daily At G. q n. Pier No. 6. once,
River Road. JAS. W. M'CARRfcK.
Ger. Scufhern Ageut.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co.
u South Driss are Aveaue.
Philadelphia, Pa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Governor Hughes would rather be
right than President. and the race
track "boOkies" don't want him to be
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

II money would only hurry up and
talk louder. there would be much less
currency talk in COnsreSs.-Detroit
News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Spring thunder In the Senate: t:It
some of the brethren there know how
to sidestep lightning.-Atlanta COnsti-
tuition
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

woman vino will make her hat last
two seasOns--St Joseph News-Press.
Sometimes the hest man at wed
ding is just that.-Atlanta COnstitu-
ton.
That Wall street land quoted at
$50, one. 400 an acre is not especially
good for tillage. hut it's a great place
for separating the farmer from his
money--Louisville COurier-Journal.
II money would only hurry up and
talk louder there would be much less
currency talk in COnSreSs.-Detroit
News.
Governor Hughes would rather be
right than President. and the race
track ''bOOkies" don't want him to be
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Spring thunder in the Senate: b:It
some of the brethren there know how
to sidestep neutrality-suspicious. COnsti-
tuition.
Bernard Shaw gets advertising in
many ways. but his favorite method
still Is 10 paint himself red and climb
n pole philadelphia Ledger.
To get al the real point OF the
case. why doesn't some interviewer
AJAX Annals children what they think
Of the Prince?-CIevClaud Leader.
A proper classification would be
wealth. predatory wealth and cam
palgn contributions York Ev-
ening Post.
All the milk dealer, will he good IL
they must-Chicago News.
One way to trim a hat -ouid he TO
cut OF about a foot all around.-TO-
ledo BLADE.
Some folks had 4 good dea! rather
have an automobile than pay their
debt .-Indianapolis News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Bernard Shaw gets advertising in
many ways. but his favorite method
still Is 10 paint himself red and climb
n pole.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

All the milk dealer, will he good
they muSt-Chicago News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

One way to trim a hat -ouid he (,
cut OF about a foot all aromd.-TO
ledo BLADE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Some folks had a good deal rathc'
ehave an automobile than pay thei
deb,s-Indianapo News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

A proper classification would be
wealth. predatory wealth and cam
paign contributions. York Ev-
ening PoSt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

To get a: the real point OF the
case. why doesn't some interviewer
AJAX Annals children what they think
OF the Prince?-ClevClani Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
The 10RFQlk& WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT 60.

The New and Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
INGTON AND NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-22
Boda en- 10 catedral de SantaFe.

La Sta. Barbarita Gallegos, de
Aqua Fria, y Benjamin M. Vigil,
de Pena Blanca. fueron unidos en-
matrimonio en- la cathedral dc esta
|ciudad ell ldnes q las 7 de la ma
mana por el senior Vicario Gene
raj Antonio FourchegG. Despues
de la ceremonial nupcial que fr6
|ejecutada al acabarse la misa, ia
comitiva nupcial fu6 conducida
en- carruajes q Ia casa de los pa.
dres de la novia en- Aqua Fria,
donde les fu6 servido I'm sucu.
lento banquete de boda, siguien.
do despues una reception y en- la
noche un gran bale. La novia
es hija de Don Elias Gallegos y
esposa y 81 novio hiio de- Don
Alexandra M. Vigil, ambas fani.
las siendo bien conocidas y alta
mente respetadas en- sus comuni-
dades respectivas. Ri Nuevo Me
xicano le desea colmos de- felici.
dad y largos aflos dc vida 4 Ia
i6ven pareja.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-22
Mas Companies de- Seguros
Estan Por venIr.

En- prueba del rapido creci-
miento J desarrollo de Nuevo
Mexico Sc manifiestan instancias
por todos lados. El gran aumento
en- population y riquesa material
han llamado la atencion de com.
paflias de SECURES hacia Nuevo
Mexico. Durante los pocos dias
pasados, 81 superintendent de
asegnrapza Jacobo Chaves ha
expedido certificates de autoriza-
cion 8 licencias para negociar en-
ell territorio q la ST. Paul Mutual
Hail and Cyclone Company de
ST. Paul, Minnesota, y q la Home
Fire insurance Company de Nne-
va York, comenzando la Ultima Ell
dia 1ro. de Mario. The Des
Moines Mutual Hail Insurance
Company do Des Moines, Iowa,
ha pedido papeles de admission y
varias otras companias de segu.
ros estan hacienda indagaciones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-22
C0RTE DEL C0NDAD0 De
SAND0vAL Sc PR0RR0GA

Ell gran iurado en- 81 terminc
de la corte de distrito del condado
de Sandoval que ACADIA de pro
rrogarse, sac6 seis querellas
como sigue:
Clande Lennon, por escala-
miento: e. M, Sandoval, ex-
alguacil del condado de Sandoval
por faltar en- retornar los fondos
colectados por 81 a la tesoreria
del. condado; Guadalupe Ortiz, un
indio del Pueblo de Sandia por
asesinato; Crescencio Cordova,
por robo de ovejas, Maxine Mar
tinez, asalto con intento de matar;
La q%uerella por asesinato con.
ira Guadalupe Ortiz fu6 iuzgada
y Ell demandado fue absuelto.
Estaba acusado del asesinata de
su espOSa por m0tlvO ue relaclO-
mes criminales con otro indio. Ell
jurado dio dictamen absolutorio
despues de unos cuantos minutes
de deliberaci0E.
En- la causa del Territori contra
james Fl. Madden, acusado del
asesinato de Oliver T. Hovey, de
Algodones, ell demandado fue
hallado culpable de asesinato en-
tercer grade. Una aplicacion para
nuevo juicio y cambio de lugar
sera hecha en- breve y sobre ella
decidira OIL Juez Abbott.i
El procurador de distrito Ale
jandro Read representa- al Terri.
torio en- estas causas, y dijo que
81 personal del gran jurado era
en- su opinion el mejor que SO ha
reunido ALA jamas. Su tarea fu9
hecha pronta, cuidadosa y feel
monte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-22
7"- N 7TT|77 IN 7TTTT7 T7TTWT 7TT77T 7T7TT
Session Especial dol m
Gran Jurado Federal.

III gran jurado de los Estados
Unidos por 81 cuarto distrito ia,
dicial SO reunio en- session espe-
cial el martcs pasado en- Las
Vegas, segln sedlce, con el obje-
TO de investigar fraudes en- te.
rrenos carbonifcados en- 81
condado de Colfax, Dicen que 81
gran iurado fu6 convocado en-
session especial d csta saxon a
causa del estatuto de limitaci6n
que seria nm obstaculo legal 81 10
Investigation fuese aplazada por
mas tempo. Varios ofciales de
Santa F6 fneron llamados d Las
Vegas 81 martes para que sirvan
de testigos ante ell gran jurado,
contandose entire ellos OF Captain
Frederick g. Dezendorf, jefe de
los agentes de la ohcina general
de terrenos, el Captain Fred
Muller recibidor local de terre.
nos de los Estados Unidos, y j.
Howard Vaughn tesorero terri.
torial y contador del Primer
n--.NW.N .l.I
Banco Nacional. Fueron tambien
testigos ante 81 gran jurado dc
los Estados Unidos en- esta cludad
y en- Globe, Arizona, en- las causas
Phelps-D lodge cuando q~uerrellas
fueron retornadas acusando de
conspiraci6n para defraudar en-
entradas de terrenos carbonife-
ros del condado de San Juan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-22
AvIso a CONFERENCE.-The.

70. 81 abajo firmado ASSESSOR del
condado de Santa F6, Territorio
de Nuevo Mexico. por este doy
aviso 4 tocas las personas due
mas de propiedad tasable real y
personal, en- ell condado. que bsjo
la ley estan clos requeridos de
protocolar c9dulas de su propie-
dad con el ASSESSOR 81 dia primero
de Mario de 1908, EN- 10 de ade.
lante hasta 81 dia 30 de Abril de
1908. 70 estar6 en- mi ohcina en-
la casa de cortes para suminis-
trar cedulas en blanco dc tasa.
ci6n, para recibir c6dular y para
administrar 81 juramento reque.
rido por ley. Tambien dare de-
dido aviso de visitas a precintos
de afuera de la ciudad con objeto
de tomar informes de amillara-
miento. C6dnlas en- blanco seran
suministradas, sobre aplicacl6n
por correo, 4 duefos de propie-
dad
Fechado, Santa Fe, N. M. este
dia 81 de Febrero de 1908.
MARCHING "A. ORTIZ,
Assessor de Condado.