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locking bottles and a display Of glass

Ware highly Suggestive.
Hhcre were cktail glasses. claret
classes and sherry glasses. all polished
in the highest Vie of the art, and ranged
around the bottles. Two of the bottles
were of the black variety and might have
contained anything. Arothe" was a big
square glass bottle filled with an amber
colored liquid which turned out TO be saki
the japanese national drink.
Wonder what's coming Cff?' muir
INJURED some of the visitors to the court
Those who remained found nothing more
exciting than a legal argument ever the
uestion whether saki sh' uld Ply customs
duty as beer or as wine. The difference
in the rating has yielded up about 81 &C.,
900 of customs duties in the Treasury,
which the payers are trying to get cut.
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FINE EXHIBITS ASSURED.
Prize Buff Cochin Bantams to Be
Shown at Poultry Show.

\ large number OF acceptsnces have
been received by the Columbia Poultry
and Pigeon Association from members Of
Congress and the diplomatic corps who
have been invited to attend the fourth
annual exhibition, which the association
will hold in the Washington Light In
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BALDWIN Is SUSPENDED.
Charges Against Special Chinese In
spector Under Review.

George f. Baldwin. special Chinese
inspector for Baltimore and Washington,
was suspended last night from Office,
pending a review of charges and evidence
by Secretary Nagel of the Department OF
Commerce and Labor. The nature of
the charges was not disclosed. but an in
vestigation by Commissioner General
Keefe of the bureau of immigration and
Chief Clerk Weed of the department has
been in progress for about a month. The
trouble started with a specific case. the
of which, it is said, made a
wider investigation necessary.
Mr.. Baldwin resides at Laurel, Md.
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Anderson.
Wolfey agt. Wolfiey; proof ordered
taken before Margaret NJ MURRAY. ex-
aminer: plaintiffs attorney. c. W. Arth;
defendants attorney, w. F. Plumley.
Smith agt. Dodge: auditors report rati-
fled: plaintiffs attorney, J. F.. Potbury;
defendants attorney. w. H. Sholes.
Beckett agt. Beckett; auditors report
ratified; plaintiffs attorneys, Lester G.
Price.
Henson agt. Henson rule as to ALI
mony returnable December 8: plaintiffs
attorney, j. Med. Darlington; defendants
attorneys, Thompson & Laskey.
Green agt. Toml.nson: leave to amend
original bill granted; plaintiffs attorney,
A. A. Hoehling.
Blake agt. Macfarland; decree pro con-
fesso ordered: plaintiffs attorney. A. S.
Worthington; defendants attorneys, Cha
pin Brown and Conway Robinson.
Jones agt. Jones; rule as to alimony re-
turnable December q; plaintiffs attor-
neys, l.. NJ. King and J. l.. Neill
In re petition of Jesse V Armstrong;
David n. Rust, il, appointed trustee to
convey; bond, $1,000; attorney, r. S
Hume.
Marks agt. Terrett: title vested in
plaintiff by adverse possession; plaintiffs
attorneys. Rhodes & Hendry.
EQUITY COURT NO. Justice Barnard
Lee agt Sullivan: order for sale of per-
sonal property; plaintiffs attorney, P. r.
billiard
Hart agt. Capital Traction Company;
OH trial: plaintiffs attorneys, A S. Worth
ington and Wolf & Rosenberg; defend
ants attorneys, r. Ross Perry & Son and
q. t. Dunlop.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
Dixon agt. Great Falls and Old Domin-
ion Railroad Company: on trial; plain
tiff's attorney. l.. J. Mather; defendants
attorneys. Wilton ]. Lambert and r. H.
leatman.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. I-Justice Gould.
United States agt. John w. Collier. MUIR
der. impanelin of jury: panel exhausted
and 100 talesmen summoned; attorneys,
Thomas c. Taylor and a. \. Lipscomb.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Ander-
son.
In re NJ. Lindsay Rubber Manufacturing
Company; order appointing Lucas p
Loving and ii. Prescott Galley receivers;
bond, 5000
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Stafford.
In re extension of Minnesota avenue;
marshal directed to summon jury and
hearing on objections reserved.
CRIMINAL COURT NO 2-Justice Stat
ford.
Donohoe ast. Shields; on trial: plain
tiff's attorneys. Barnard & Johnson: de-
PENDANTS attorneys, George p. Hoover
and J. X. Shields.
PROBATE COJRT-Justice Barnard
Estate of Bridget kilmartin; will dated
April - 1909, filed.
Estate CT Margaret V. Wroe order to
dismiss caveat: attorneys. NJ j. Colbert
and p. r.. Hiliard.
Estate of Mary A Ware; will admit
ted to probate and letters Of adm nistra-
ton eta. granted to American Security
and Trust Company; attorney, w. \. Nc
kenney.
Estate OF Mary +. Thomas: letters of
administration granted to John +. Thorn
as; bond. S3.GN: attornes G. II Crasin.
In re Alice I. Kelly ct al. order of al
lowance: attorneys, Milan & Smith.
In re John a. Stafford: order CT allow
ance: attorney, J. \. Tcomey.
Estate of Maurice J. Stack; order of in
struction; attorney, +. A. Fennlng.
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priced of the several awards made
periodically by the Royal Society. 1t may
be awarded to Englishmen or foreigners,
but only goes to distinguished persons.
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their wares on the streets. In opposing
the ordinance Alderman Cermak declar-
ed ii passed it would drive 1,50o ped
dlerS out OF business.
Taft's Brother Reelected.

NEW YORK, November 3O.-Henry w
Taft. brother of the Presid ent. was re-
elected president of the Ohio Society OF
New York at the annual meeting Of the
society last night. All other officers
were reelected. January 10 was fixed
as the date for the next annual banquet
of the society, which is to be held at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Vice President Shef'
man will be one of the speakers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-30

EQUITY COURT NO. Justice Barnard.
Lee agt. Sullivan: order for sale of per-
sonal property; plaintiffs attorney, P. r.
billiard.
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BEER OR WINE?
Supreme Court Asked to Fix Status
of Japanese Saki.

An unusual. not to say interesting,
spectacle was presented i'm the chamber
of the United States Supreme Court today
by an array of exhibits in case there
pending. On a table facing the II n,rable
court. right under the Chief Justices
nose were number of very attractive
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Representative Carter Ill.

ARDMORE, Okla. November 30
Charles D. Carter. representative in Con-
gress from the fourth Oklahoma distric.
is seriously i'll at local hospital IN d
recent canvass of his district in the III,
terest of measures he hopes to INTRODUCES
in the House this winter Carter coi'
tracted neura gia.
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fantry Armory December to II, inclu-

fantrY Armory December Z to IT, inclu-
sive.
One of the exhibits at the coming show
will be a fine collection of buff cochin
bantams from New Orleans. entered by
Clarence c. Eyrich and George \. Eyrich,
jr.. who have won many prizes with these
birds at poultry shows throughout the
south.
The single comb brown leghorn class
will have a large number of entries. One
CT the silver loving cups offered AS prizes
will be awarded the winncr.i in this class.
The cup has been offered by the Hotel
Regent. Miss Sophia Pitehlynn will enter
the birds In this class with which sac
won prizes in Boston and New York.
r. Bowers of Baltimore, w. II. ShuitZ
of Langdon, ID. C., and Charles A. Dixon
will also have fine entries in this class.
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The Alta Lumber Company, compose
of +. 0. Hevener and r. ]. Mcuee ~
Parkersburg, W. Va, and l.. Strl'soi
Boggess OF Clarksburg. has pureha o.
5000 acres of hardwood and white p,i
timber near Pulaski. Va, from the ~
tocna lumber COMPANY
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CIRCUIT COURT NO 1-Justice Wright.
Hart agt. Capital Traction Company
OH trial: plaintiffs attorneys, A s. Worth
ington and Wolf & Rosenberg; defend
ants attorneys, r. Ross Perry & Son and
q. T. Dunlop.
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Norris; decision of commissioner Of pat
ents affirmed; opinion by Mr.. Justice
Robb.
No. o4I. Patent appeal In re applica-
ton or Herman G. Woltereck; decision
of commissioner of patents affirmed; opin-
ion by Chief Justice Shepard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30
MURDERER CAUGHT
AFTER THREE YEARS

Anastacio AGuirre, an alleged muir
dercr and a native of Silver City,
aged about twenty-eight years, was
captured On a ranch near lliusboro
last week BY Deputies Il. q. Putnam
and Ray Grayson.
The crime Of which Aguirre is ac-
cused happened three years ago-Oc-
tober, 1906, neal =. j.. R~eidlinger's
saloon in Silver city. when Aguirre
it is alleged, shot ana killed Angus
tine Montenegro. Aguirre took To
the hills and despite a RELENTLESS
search for him was never captured
and it was only by the merest acci-
dent hat his whereabouts were dis
covered. While walking along the
street about a month ago Sheriff Nc
GTath noticed a letter written in
Spanish lying on the ground. He
picked it up and noticing it was adj
dressed to an Aguirre In silver City
his attention was Immediately aroused
and he had the letter interpreted and
found his suspicious correct-it was
a letter from the accused mar to his
brother. He Immediately notified the
officers of Sierra county with the re-
suit that the man was placed under
arrest last week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30
HERDER'S DOG CRAZEO
BY MASTERS DEATH
tLordsburg Liberal)

About a month ago a goat herdcl
named Pablo hernandez. but bette
known as Happy Jack, who has beer
working for Ritter and Edgar, dis
appeared. \ hunt was mad" for him
but nothing could be fonud. Last
week q %prospector visited the rancf
and saw % ledge OF rock that invited
inspection. It was about a quarter
of a mile from the house, and 1T
took his prospecting pick and went
to il. BY the side of this ledge h
found the remains of Happy Jack. l
is supposed that while out with tho
goats Jack became Sick and started
for the ranch. He stopped to rest,
sitting down on q stone, where h.
died. He had fallen from the ston
and was laying on his arm The re-
mains were co%nclusivcly identified
Some time before he had been sick
and from what he said at that time
II is supposed he had heart trouble
probably died from heart fall-
uric. Jack had n dog that was a good
herder, but after his masters death
the dog went wrong and was found
killing goats. and had to be shot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30
CERTIFICATE or INCOHPOHA.
lion OF BACt IRRIGATION
COMPANY.

This is TO certify that we. the un-
dcrslSncd, do hereby associate our
selves into a corporation under and
by virtue of the provisions of an act
Of the legislative assembly of the ter
litory Of New Mexico, entitled. An
act TO authorize the formation of
companies for the purposes of con-
structing irrigation and other canals
and the colonization and improve
ment Of lands" approved February
"a. 1861 and being sections 46S 10
t9f. inclusive, of the compiled laws
of 1897. and all acts amendatory
thereof and supplemental thereto. for
the purposes hereafter mentioned.
and To that end We do by this, our
certificate. set forth:
First-Thc fun names and resi-
dences of the incorporators and the
number of shares subscribed for bv
each are. as follows. to-wit.
Name, post office address. No. of
shares.
Charles ; White. Albuquerque. y
NJ i6 shares
Roy F Hall, Albuquerque. n. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30

making right swing to ribs Harris put
his left hook To jaw. clineh; both
Furnishing in clinch.
Round l0-Tiarris sent left To ribs.
clinch broke. Harris sent his left
hook To jaw with a straight to face
which were partly blocked. Erlcn-
borne sent Il left to Harris's jaw and
he come back with Il left TO face.
found 12-tlarris started in with
swing. a lolt to Jaw. which Erlen-
borne blocked. coming back putting
left to E~rlcuborne's Jaw; clinch; oN-
change body blows; broke; t,rlen-
borne chasing. Harris put right To
face. Both finish strong.
Round 13-CIinch; Harris blocked
left swing, they clinchcd with eN-
change Of blows on body. Harris
come IN With three lefts to jaw and
received one in return.
Round l4-Started in fast; both
doing some quick work; they clinched.
Harris sent left to jaw and Erlen-
borne returned a left to jaw which
ended in clinch, both in. They seem
to be tired.
Round 15-Both started in to make
a final effort, and after several eN-
change blows to the jaw and face,
each with an effort broke loose. Har-
ris landed a straight right to stom-
ach and time called. Both in good
condition. Referee Charles Reeves
gave the decision as q draw after
which both thanked him and the de-
cision approved by all.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30
DETAILS OF TRAGEDY
AT LONE MOUNTAIN
Dispute. over Ranch Drove Grant
County Citizens Into Murdcr-
Gus Quarrel.

The Silver City Enterprise gives tx
following details of tho ftodgerS-M cs.
senie tragedy at Lone Mountain lts
Friday in which Messenic was killed
one of the most d~eplorable TRACE
dies sthat has ever been enacted n
the history of Grant county Q o place
at Clark Rodgers fruit ranch at Lone
Mountain this morning when Mr.
Rodgers shot and killed Constantine
Messenie of Santa Rita. II had the
ranch under lease. Details of the
tragedy are not available at this writ
ing, but from what can be ascertained
the shooting took place St tween 5 ana
9 o'clock this morning. Messenie, who
lives in Santa Rita. drove down to
the ranch this morning as is his GUS
tom and there it is said the two men
had some words over the ranch, VIII 20
both drew guns. Rogers being n"
quicker of the two. At least this If
the version Of the tragedy Il q h2s
reached Silver City. AMI whether It
is correct or not is not known as
there is no means OF verifying il 1t
this hour.
Mr.. Rodgers rode into Ceu.ral i'm
mediately after the shooting md gave
himself up to the Office. Justice of
the Peace Crowley summoned a cor
oucr's Jury and left for Rodgcr',
ranch this noon to view the remains.
take testimony and render q verdict
accordingly,
The remains of the dead man will
be brought to Silver City this evening.
T.. Pollurk of the w. =. Cox I'M
.dcrtaking establishment leaving for
the scene of the shooting this morn
ing. They viii be shipped to the old
home of the deceased at Ransom, III
for intermcnt.
Mr.. Messcnic came to Santa Rita
about three years Z from Illinois,
and until last spring, when he leased
Mr.. Rodgers fruit farm. had followed
leasing at anti Rita. He was
aged about IS years and is survived
by a widow and three children, two
daughters ana one son, the oldest aged
lbout twelve and the youngest SIX
ears. He was a brOthcr-in-law of
John and James Deegan. having mar
led their sister. Mrs. Messenic runs
he boarding house at Santa Rita. De
had always borne a good rep
and was NOW as Il hard
working. industrious man.
Mr.. Rodgers has lived in Grant
.ounty for the last twenty-five years
md during all that time has borne
high reputation as a ~pcactablc, law
Ibiding citizen. He is married and
las four children, two sons II two
daughters, all grown. His fruit farm
$ famed as one of the most beautiful
nd most productive in New Mexico.
t being nine miles cast of silver City.
He leased the farm last spring to
1r. Mcssenie and it is presumed the
Unfortunate tragedy of this morning
the outcome of the lease.
The tragedy is all the more deplor-
BILE by reason of tho fact that both
stood high in the community and
ave always borne the best of repu-
atoms for high-class citizenship.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30
JEMEz POSTMASTER
KEPT NO BOOKS
Phillips Was a frifIe Careless
With the Governments Bus
mess and Usual Result En-
sued,
Especial correspondent. 10 Morulns Journal

Especial correspondence TO MORNING JouIbsii
Jcmes Springs. y. NJ. Aug 2i.-Thc
crisis in the p~ustofficc affair here
came recently when a government in
spcctor arrived and found 8 large de-
ncit in the funds of the postmaster.
e l.. Phillips. Phillips made his -
cape and was not apprchcnded for
t~wcntv-four hours. at which time he
made q full confession to having
stolen and spent the postal unds. The
prisoner was taken under arrest today
40 Albuquerque and will BE- placed in
Jail awaiting trial. The deficit was
made up by the bondsmcn. and Mr. J
y. Block appointed temporary post
master.
Phillips kept no account of the bus
ines s transacted and consequently
much difficulty is found in adjusting
the matter. Al! persons having re-
ceived money on postal orders at this
place during the past three months
would grant q favor 10y advising the
present postmaster regarding ia is
suing office and the amount.
Good rains have continued to fan
daily aud the sheep. cattle and crops
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30
ARIZONA FORESTS
ARE CONSOLIDATED

\ bulletin from the district forest
ers office in Albuquerque announces
thatthc Coronado and Garces national
forests in south central Arizona will
be combined under one administra e
ton. with headquarters at Tucson, on
September 1. The two forests will re-
tain their present names, and super
visor Robert j. Srlkirk, of thc COro-
nado. will be in charge of both. Su-
pervisor w. II. b Kent, who has
been in charge of the Garces forest,
with headquarters at Nogales. has
been designated to start the admins
tration Of the two new national for
ests in Florida.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30
The Fight by Rounds.

Round both made approach to
the center, shook hands and the fight
WAS called. Erlcnborne started in
fast ON Harris with Il chase around
the ring. succeeded in landing left to
jaw after several clinches.
Round Harris lands a left to
Tr%lenborne's jaw after clinching each
other. exchanged blows to kidneys
and stomach. Breaking loose, Erlen-
borne landed stiff left to Harris jaw.
Round 3-Harris picks up from his
sloWness shown in first two rounds
with quick foot movement, handing
stiff left hook to E%rlenborne's jaw
after blocking E~rlcnborne's blow.
Round started with clinch, Har-
ris landed several blows partly
blocked and seemed to have best Of
the round chasing Er1enborne around
ring.
Round 5-Harris landed clean to
Erlcnborne's jaw, Erlenborne seem
ing back-blocking in clinch each
landed two on jaw.
Round 6-Harris landed a right
Jeff across to jaw, Erlcnborne coming
back, but Harris blocking ana after
cliuching several times with exchange
blows to kidneys and stomach.
Hound Harris sent LETT into
stomach, making hit with his right in
Face, E~rlcnbornc coming back strong
after Harris but blocked it,
Round S-Ncithcr shows much
signs of being tired, afcr chasing |
t. I- |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30

teitifiCatC of incorporation of Blue
water Company.
This is Ia certify that we. the un-
dersigncd. do hereby associate our
selves into a corporation under and
by virtue of the provision of an act
of the Legislative Assembly OF the
Territory of New Mexico. entitled An
act to regulate the formation and
government of corporations for min
ing. manufacturing. industrial and
other pursuits, approved March Il,
1905, and all acts a~mcndatory thereof,
and supplemental thereto, for the
| purposes hereinafter mentioned, and
to that end we do by this, our c%ertifi-
cate. set forth;
First. The name of the corporation
Is DlucWater Company.
Second. The location of the princi-
pal office in this Territory is at 312-
3i4 Strickler Building. in the city Of
Albuquerque. in the county of Berna-
lilo. The name of the agent therein
and IN charge thereof, upon whom
process against the company a. be
served, il Edwin Il. Ross.
The corporation shall have fun
power and authority to conduct its
business in all it's branches, have one
or moro offices. keep the books of the
corporation (eNccpt the stock and
transfer books), and unlimitcdly to
hold. purchase. mortgage and convey
real and personal property outside the
Territory of New Mexico, IN any ana
all OF the several states and Tcrritor-
les of the United states of America,
and ia such places as may. during The
existence of this corporation, compose
or be acquired or controlled by said
United States Of America, and ia sue
foreign countries as SHAH. from time
to time. be found necessary or dcsir-
able for the purposes of the corpora
tons business.
Third The objects for which tn
corporation is formed, said objects
being construed also as powers, are
as follows,
Ca To acquire by devise, bcqucst,
purchase, lease. or otherWise and to
take. hold, erect. construct, rebuild,
enlarge. alter. improve. operate and
maintain houses. hotels. warehouses.
elevators, buildings. railroads, wagon
roads, tramways, i%rrigating bitches.
canals, dams, reservoirs and irrigation
works. Of any ana every nature. on
any land of the company. or upon
any other land, and to COLOMBO and
lands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30

IN THE SELECTION OF
II OF RISES w T.
HAVE BEEN VERY
al f I'll TO GET
GENTLE, STYLIS II
ONES.
H YOU WILL BE CON
u WINGED OF THIS IF
YOU TRY ONE OR
COME AND INSPECT
THEM.
AS TO EQUIPMENT WE
CAN FURNISH YOU \
FINE HORSE, SADDLE.
RIDING SKIRT AND
LEGGINS, ALL FOR 81
FOR 3 HOURS, AND IS
CENTS EACH ADD
TIONAL HOUR.
IF YOU DESIRE TO
LEARN WE HAVE \
VERY CAPABLE IN
STRCCTOR WHO WILL
TAKE rot IN CHARGE
WE HAVE \ FINE
IA II 6 +
RING, IN WHICH TO
GIVE PRIVATE LES
SONS. ON ACCOUNT
OF THESE LOW RATES
OUR BUSINESS Is ABB
SOLUTELY CASH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30
CLEVER BATTLERS
FIGHT FIFTEEN
ROUND DRAW
frankie Harris and Young e.
Ienbone Put Up Fast Fight
With HonorS Even; Both Men
Severely Punished.


INHfAit hNIft W hht Ahoff thk bbh hhi
Cimarron, y. NJ, Aug. 29.-At the
Cimarron Athletic club Saturday eve
ming, frankie Harris OF Milwaukee,
and Young Erlenborne of Denver
fought n of the prettiest fifteen
round battles to a draw which showed
up the cleverness of both from the
start to finish and also the cleanness
in which they carried the battle,
through. Just before they started,
an address was made asking the aud
fence to keep as quiet as possible so
that the boys could show up their
skill without any coaching or inter
ference. The request was complied
with and the audience gave their at
tcntion to the c%leverness of both light
weights.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES
Territory Of New Mexico, office of the
secretary.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.

secretary.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
l. Nathan Jafta. secretary of the
territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for rec
ord in this office at 10 O'Clock q. m,
on the 2lst day of August. A. d.
1909, articles of Incorporation of
Bdea Irrigation company Go. 60S3)
and also hat | have compared the
following copy OF the same. with the
original thereof now on file. and de-
clare II to be a correct transcript
therefrom and OF the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the
great seal of the territory of New
Mexico, at the city Of Santa Fe. the
capital. on this 21st day Of August,
\. ID. 1909.
(Seal) NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary Of New Mexico.