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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05
THE SCHOOL ELECTION.

It behooves the citizens Of 0pelou-
sas, fathers and mothers, and all OF
those who have the welfare Of this
town and section at heart, to take
All interest in che election for a three.
mill tax for sbhool purposes, which
election is to take place on the 22nd
DC this month.
The tax sought to be imposed is
indeed paltry and inconsequentional
when measured with the great good
be derived therefrom. There is
ao more pressing need just now thar
. the erection Of proper school facili-
ties III Opelousas. The present build.
ing IS SO inadequate that the effcien.
cy Of the school is hampered anG
Iessened, the pupils being crowded
into q building not half large enough.
The teachers find il difficult to teach
under such circumstances, and The
result is that we are having prac-
ticaIIy a school whose service is cut
in half.
The question Of the location of the
school. the style Of architecture, etc.
is so foreign to the real issue thai
II IS plainly being brought forward
by persons whose real design is tt
defeat the tax, and who know vel
that the question itself is, as we saiC
some weeks ago, not even debatable.
Our people win refuse, The Clarion
feels sure, to be thus hoodwinked
bv tightwads who place the dollar
above the future Of their children,
who are specialized and blind to every
consideration but the accumulation
Of money even at the expense OF
their children.
The issue is plainly before the
people Of 0pelousas. There is nc
getting around ii. 1t Is j tax for a
school, or che continuance of the
present makeshift Of a school ocea-
stoned BY inadequate building facil-
itg. The situation will brook no de.
tag. We are up 70 The crossing.
The Clarion feels satisfied that the
good people Of 0pelousas will vote
the tax By an overwhelming majority.
Such elections are held every week
III some portions Of the State, and
We have yet to see where a tax for a
school was voted down in any Of the
towns where held. Opelousas can
not single herself out as the only
community that does not desire the
education Of her children. No,
never.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05
FOR SALE.

/ Kalamazoo range-perfect condi-
ton.
/ Large kitchen table.
| Small heating stove.
| Mantle folding bed.
Felt mattress-almost new.
ST Yards mating almost new.
Will sell cheap if taken at once.
Apply to Mrs. S. /. Schmink.
Next door to III. Jennings,
~0pELoUSAS, "a.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05
Notice co Dog Owners.

The Board Of Aldermen, at It's
regular meeting. instructed the police
officers To strictly enforce the ordin-
ance relitiFe TO the mumling of dogs;
therefore alt dogs must Be properly
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05

BE TT KNOWN That on this
twelfth day of the month of April, III
the year of our Lord, 1909, before
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05
A TAX SAlE
OF MOVABLE AND IMnova
PROPERTY AND NoY4cn S
MORTGAGE CREDITORS
The State of Louisiana
Tax Debtors, Parish os
Tsndrw

5H#
the State u Logisiana s Dslt.
Tax Debtors Parish q Il
Landry,
BY virtue of she authori
me py the Constitution and y
otate 81 Louisiana, 1 wlIf S6fl
principal front door OF the essss sas
IN which the civil district ens,ss sssaa
parish is held, within the lsss
Q judicial sales, beglnninea az 49,.
O.. m. on aaek
Saturday, June tA6e
and continuing Oh each susoesa;s
until said sales are c0mnIafe3
ana 1mmovable pg0peFfv II w1ts
are now due ID Che Staas Nv
Parish OF st. Landry and laves
20 enforce collection OF taxesasssss
the year 1908, together witb
thereon from tbs 3lst aay ofs nasSms
l9O6, Ut the rate OF PERCENT nsr Ms
until paid, and all costs. pbe asMs
said delinquent taxpayers. M $780,
OF taxes due by each 0n tsse ssssssMaes
OF said year, and THE m0eahis s
movable property assessed Ia assK XIV
offered for sale as folioWs. 6bwl5
FOURTH WARD
4 James Adams
nv svIgastor sastk gssaAsa ass
Iet wast AIoot+ y. As ssa 49, H2
$2.S5, parish S4.70, POLL 81. leFsa dM
acreage 81, total $I4.75
"a Mrs. Chas. Arabic
~ Harry eo,sss nbsis $1,000 asssa
al wass pos@ w eso
81 IA na,;shs Is 81 s
aca 20 tc$S1 "a Hsisys
~ Hsnrv peg
An 1890 ~ na.,.,
stata tav 81 81 $500
81 s0 acraa IS ~ scsas sss
T0a = 4 1rsess gg
"a aoras fng~ns,
~, -.a;Irsss ra..sh $500 a.a
ss,,
vaI 900. co. g.s'
mol, e. lavee Is al $500 s.sssa
| III egneg
10 Wfssia, p,.a
~ $500 .arss
n,,ro,, $500. 800 assAAsa wv
nan west pasgas
9sg sSras sr@ar
bv pitt sas.sb s.rs $500
coslaa,, 1,ast pasa
4 1890 .s-ss
~ sb;~L sossE ~ sss
Tas+ e.Is
1Se sa-as ,r4.srs .ssss
~ cb;sr- sa,.sn n VIII
1850 a1s1
acrss ranr,, ,s4k -
sond III anrss NJ 49, s nssas
g1ast Hsug~sas tesr
~ 600 ~ nass ~
1900 aso.gS ! n ~,
9sA 49, nss
e. $500 sgSsss
81 penrs5t se.,ts sssssse s
Go,,asan wass vT,resa -si a
900 49, s9s0 $500 ss
$500 ss $500 ss
eoe 49, 4sssg asesssll
81 aarss $3.50 ss ssss
ii, pssa,. y assh
Same v,asf ra~Tneae IN
stata tay 81 e. rey;s sas6.
800, acreage Sa8a f05al s
Sl.15, total ss2a
SSS Marguerite ueassss1s
IS acres improved Ageasa Sesss
by Bayou n aaasa
maud. west Geuaeau gaa 9Eas
| tax SI.30, PARISH kt
1890, 91.1os sosss
105 q 4 Dune
loe lnlpr0Yea
$3.50; state tax gslsa
Doll u leYee sAey
SSS y. A. Dae
/ lot, bounded nQkka q
south by HaWkns
Philips, val s20 sg
2Vc, IeYee zQes EeEAl 9g
z66 y. y. Dunlap
/ lot, No. I, block
lots, Nos. ana li
lot NO. 4 elQcE
loss, We s
val SS8O; staEe w A39s
poll 81, leYee
275 James Edgar III
I lot, No. 8 hlcck se
Ia1 ~, DaEaaa
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05

Mr.. Gerald Greig, Of ArnaudvilIe,
was here Wednesday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05

muzzIed or confined within an enclos-
ure otherwise we will be compelled to
kill them.
G. i. HAYES, Marshal.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05

ARTICLES or INCORPORATION.
Of the
KROTZ SPRINGS MINERAL WATER
COMPANY, LIMITED.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05
Opelousas, La. May 3rd, 1908.
TO the Honorable President and Mem
bers of the Police Jury Of st. Landry
Parish, State of Louisiana.

D0ES OF TINS 90llc9 aHry OF 6kt 18lQFY
Parish, State Of Louisiana.
Your undersigned property tax-pay-
ers of st. Landry Parish respectfully
petition your Honorable Body to order
q special election in the Lanse Bleu
School District, being further designa-
ted as School District Number Two OF
the Seventh Police Jury Ward of the
Parish of st. Landry. and bounded and
described as follows to-Wit:
Commencing at the Southeast corner
of Section 19, TIP 5 r 2 E, running
North three miles, thence running West
three and " miles to Bayou des Cannes,
thence South along said bayou to the
Southwest corner of the property OF
Eraste Veillon, thence running South
b mile and tWenty-sevan chains to
the Southwest oTner of Section n, tn
3 / e., thence running Last four
miles to the place of beginning.
Said election to be called for the pur-
pose OF submitting to the taxpayers OF
said district, entitled to vote at said
election, the proposition of Ieyying 8
special tax Of five (5l mills on the dol
lar for q period of ten years on All the
taxable property in the said district, for
the following objects and purposes:
Said tax levy to be for the purpose of
acquiring school grounds and construct
ing and equipping thereon ali such
buildings as may be necessary for the
successful operation of q public school,
the title to which shall be vested in the
public.
And your petitioners further pray
that your Honorable Body will emb0dy
in the call for this election, the submis-
sion to the Taxpayers, voting at said
election, the question Of issuing bonds.
or the funding into bonds the special
taxes which may be voted In this School
District, By virtue Of this special cleo
ton, for the purposes afore enumerated.
And your petitioners further pray
that this petition and the requisite or
dinance ordering said election be duly
passed and published, as provided ~
law, and Is in duty bound, your memo.
~rialists pray for one and favorable eon-
sfderation and aetion liza She premises.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-05

orderinga special election at which shaH be
submitted to the property tax payers
qualified under the Constitution and
Laws of this State, ofSchool District No.
One III ofthe First (1st) Police Jury Ward
9th Parish of Landry, hereinafter more
Tully described, the question Of levying a
special tax of Three CD mills ON the dol
lar per num for the period OF Twenty
l29 years Oh all taxable property III said
school District for the following objects
purposes, viz: said tax levYto be for
the purpose, If necessary, of acquiring
school grounds In the City OF Opefousas,
Louisiana, for school sites, play grounds.
school gardens and other things necess
sary ln school development, and, espec-
taiy, foT the construction of a large and
eommodIouS modern school building In
the City OF O~pelousaS, and to provide for
adequate furniture and equipment of
same, the title to which shall be vested
I'D the public and ait which said election
shall also be submitted TO said tax paw
erS of said district the question of issuing
bonds Oh the funding Into bonds of b
taxes which mar be voted at aid elec-
tion In said school district, by virtue OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23
FINANCE AMI
COMMERCE

New York May 22-o Operations 20
stocks broke into some animation to-
day again In contrast with the torpid
state developed yesterday Tho per-
slsisnt resistance of prices 70 ain ef-
forts ai depression turned the profes-
yi8na ment - the long eide OF ri
market Tho easing one OF lhr
none market 10 the face u the Eoi3
uUiEo ana thc awakening ~ some q -
maud for credits iu mercantile use r.
tahsfi hg che speculative element as
sHrane ~ continued abundance 81
funds nv tile support ~ the fpceu-
lltisg position.
Tan copper iu3gttfiaiT wcro c2A-
spleaous and reports &ere efrcui8tl
OF ing demand Tor copper prod
urts and continued Improvement g
fhe prieo outlook Tor tho metal Adj
fnnec in prices 90 pig IRON was re
ported from PIttsburg and fhc buy
ing of structural material IN new &c
tive building operations was said go
DE going forward az au undiminished
rate
Railroads in tho southern group
were prominent Influenced by t1e
advance in tne dividend Of the Allan
tie Coast Line and Chesapeake 4
ONO The bank showing confirmed
The slppositlon that borrowing abroad
relieving tho lonn account Of the
feasI h4rka Closing stocks.
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WANTED Statesmen Agents

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. experienced in
any line. 90 sell general trade in
New Mexico. An ~uneNcelled specially
proposition; commissions with S35
weekly advance for expenses. The
Continental Jewelry company, Cieve-
land, Ohio.
WANTED-Agents. $50 per month.
introducing l0-pieee Combination
DippCr, experience Unnecessary out
it free. Thomas co, Desk 362, Day
ton Ohio.
NANTED-SaloSmcn. experienced in
any line. 10 sell general trade in
New Mexico An unexcclled specially
proposition commissions with s35
weekly advance for expenses. The
Continental Jewelry company, Cleye-
land Ohio.
WANTED-Agcnts, legitimate sub
stitute for slot machines price 81;
nets dealer Si55. sells S7.25 trade.
greatest trade stimulator ever invent
3D. United states Novelty company.
Duluth. MINI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

ChlcnRo May aa-CntiIe-Reoelpts
900, steady Boevcs t5.10m725s Tex
as steers s~475Ws.35i western steers
ti76n6o0. stockers ana feeders IS so
N5.so. cows ANA hcifcts t2.509 40.
calves s. 90 m7.uN
Hogs Recelpts 5000. be lower
Light &gS0mT 25. mixed So 90 "
T414. heavy 81 .0nn 745. rough 300
"a 80; pigs s5.S0m655. bulk Of sales
t715n73 49,
sheep-Rcccipts g.0oo steady t.
strong westerns 900 9 go year
nnKr So 100 20 western lambs So 90
N 3 %
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Chicago. May - New high record
marks Tor the season we're made to-day
in the price Of wheat and oats. MAJ
wheat advancing 20 tf3ZA and MAY
oats 20 81 &c Corn also was firm
but provisions were only steady.
The wheat market closed with MAJ
az s132ik and July at fi37&
The corn market CLOSED with July
at 6a4.c.
oats closed with May az elhc and
July al 54hc.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

THE SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS
ASSOCIATION
Phone ISL.
To the Employe.
We have daily calls for first class
lady and gentlemen stenographerS
and b~ookkeepers. also Spanish
speaking saiespeople.
To the Employer.
II involves no obligation on your
part TO Investigate our applicants.
We list help for all kinds OF leg1ti-
mate labor. Prompt efficient service
assured the business public. Gen.
trail Employment Agency, ll3 w. Cen
Ave. Phone 1SS.
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New York, May 2 Copper re-
mains steady with lake quoted ~
Stgt2ia mt337tz; eloctroiytic IL
ft2s7h M130o. and casting sl215n
i2s7M
LEAD was firm nj 50 3am44O and
speiter at $3.50 $50 Bar silver AZ
Mexican dollars 4fc.
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1t Makes Little Difference What You
-7Te- Need. JournalAds Will Go and GETH
STORAGE

WANTED-Pianos. household pooS.
etc. stored and packed safely =
reasonable rates. Phone $40 NJ
Security Warehouse and Imn,or.'
ment Co. Offices. Rooms 8 n
Grant Block, Third street and Can
trail avenue.
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81 Louis May 22 Wool strong
medium grades. c1mbing and cloth
ms - sic light f5ne 2aa MZgc.
heavy fine Ien13ci tub washed 81
Wg-c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

New York, May Open
"a steady unchanged 70 an advance
Of 6 points and closed barely steady
net inll points tower.
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FINANCE


BEWARE.
Inscriptions brokers have been Of
fcring corporations 20 sell their stocks
and bonds. II guaranteed by our com
pany. To honest and reputable brok-
crs Wc, on request, make advances.
Intended 20 be used iu placing on the
market stocks and bonds guaranteed
by us. We also pay ? per cent COM
mission TO brokers on all sales Of
stocks or bonds guaranteed by US. Il
has come 20 our knowledge. that in
some instances money so advanced
has not been so used. and certain
corporations. who came to Us through
said brokers. no sales having been
made. are Inclined 20 charge coliu-
sion. because we advanced their brok-
ers money 10 place their stocks on
the market
Thercforc-
WE HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUB
Lie THAT
WE NEVER RECOMMEND
BROKERS
WE NEVER GUARANTEE
STOCKS.
WE DO GUARANTEE
That uarties buying stocks or bonds
guaranteed by as, shall not lose a
dollar 50 invested. We make this
guarantee good hy our gold bonds Sc
cured by approved interest bearing
securities. deposited as a special
Trust Fund with reliable trust COM
panics We refer 10 Broadway Bank
& Trust company, Columbia Trust
company, n Dun's and Bradstreet's
commercial agencies OF this city. as to
our character and reputation. For
further information address GRAN
lrE SECURITIES COMPANY. sth
Floor BRADBURY building Los An
gcics California.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

'l.25 PER WORD inserts clasIifea
ads in IS leading papers In -.
Send for list. The Daks AdVer1s,
agency. t27 South Main street y"
Angeles. Cal.
5000 BUYS half nterest IN manuia'
turing business: mechanic prefer
something new. good stock 81 $50
on hand Call Tor ~Biil al Aa
hcte..
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For

FOR EXCHANGED acres in sier
inson colony, California, near u
lock. P~ostoffice. STEVENSON, Merceu
county, Calf. West = lot ~, sec ~
This Is as fine a land as ear be iounu
VIII grow anything best for s",
potatoes I will exchange IL Tor "a
~ouquerque property hat can be 49,
Tor residence or that I can build re-
fence on. NJ. y. Thompson, Box ~.
Nlnslow, Ariz.. or for next 80 uas7
care OF AlNaradN Hotel. A~lhuqueIlu.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
First Published Aprf -. 9es.
SMALL HOLDING CLAIM No. i02S
Not Coal Land.

81
Not Coal Land.
Department Of the Interior. Land or
flee At santa Fe. \. Mex. April 20,
1903
!. Barbara Hilario, Administrative
and widow OF jose Hilario deceased
Of Seams. \. Mex. Who made filing
for Small Holding Claim No. ie23.
situated In Valencia Co. y. Mex. be-
inr for the MEN. section No I. IN
township No 9 n. Of range No z W.
\. Mex meridian. do hereby give mo-
tice ~ my intention 70 make final
proof 90 establish my claim 20 the
land above-descrihed. under the act of
March 3. 1891 t26 stats, 500, as
amended by the act OF February ~.
1898 ca stats tT0l. ana that I ex-
pect 20 prove my continuous adverse
possession OF said tract Tor twenty
years next preceding the survey OF the
township. before l. s Comr. Geo. II
Prsdt. AZ LsEuna. y. Mex. on June
10. 1898. BY two Of the following Wit
neSes: John Higi David HiEi. George
Tearia. Prank Stone, all Of seama. n.
Mex
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FOR SALE-Furniture.

TOI oNLt-SIdT uIEIIuTt company
sell goods on easy terms or the
installment.
WANTED-Furniture to repair. w
4 Con & Co phone 66S
FOR SALE dresser. | Globe
Wernicke book case, 3 rockers, 1
dining table, 6 dining chairs. / new
Royal sewing machine, 2 parlor tables.
2 beds with mattresses and springs.
this furniture all good as new no
sickness. Apply 1900 North Fourth
St, phone 420.
FOR SALE-Iron bed. springs and
mattress. cost SIS. sell for Sc. one
iron bod. springs and mattress. cost
Sl1- sell for 50; one iron bed, springs
and mattress. cost SIC. sell for So. APP
ply ga y. Third street.
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Abstracts of Title


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s.ussour.
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st Louis. May 22-Lead firmer al
speiter firm. S5074.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

aar Nalue S~i1io.ooe. United states
s. coupon gaincl p and s. registered
declined per cent on call during
tht Week.
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a

Our WORK OF LAUNDERING
ON LADIES COLLARS, SHIRT
WAISTS. SHIRTS AND DUCk
SUITS - UNSURPASSED. ruPER-
.IA LAUNDRY. BACK OF POST
OFFICE
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate.

FOR sALE-Neat little frame cottage.
weIl located, Highlands; 50-foot
lot. an fenced. city water in house.
can be bought for cost and on LIBERAL
terms. Lloyd Hunsaker, 205 w.
Gold.
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HELP WANIED-MaIe

MEN LEARN BARBER TRADE
Short time required; graduates
earn s12 to $50 week. Moler Barber
College, Los Angeles.
WANTED-Men to sell bonds for
New Mexico Realty Syndicate. Good
pay. Address II. D Schuyler. general
agent, Occidental building. Albuquer-
WANTED-EXperienced press cone
baker: call 30s w. Lead.
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NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary Of New Mexico.
EDWIN F. COARD.
a. Ea--ae-~~

b "a T. "a 49,
EDWIN F. COARD,
Assistant Secretary.
Certificate Of Incorporation Of the
: New Mexico Society OF mi Of the
American Revolution.
We, the undersigned. J.. ". Elder.
Pitt Ross George a Campbell, Or
willie A. Matson. Frank w Clancy,
George ;. Klock. Frank 4. Hubbell,
Amasa b. McGanty George II Thorn
us. Alexander NJ. Whitcomb, Richard
w. u Bryan, VIII T. Lyon, Edmund
Ross, j. +. Elden, Harold Hurd, Os-
sian NJ Congdon. C0nE It. Brown. all
citizens OF the United states and resi-
dents OF New Mexico. hereby certify
and declare our intention and desire
To organize a corporation under the
laws OF the territory Of New Mexico.
that the name Of the proposed corpor-
,tion is The New Mexico Society OF
som NJ tho American Revolution,
that the objects of the organization
Of said corporation are 90 keep alive
among ourselves and 0ur descendants
ana In New Mexico the patriot spirit
OF the men Who achieved American,
independence, To collect ana secure
Tor preservation manuscript rolls, rec
ofds and other documents relating to
the war 81 the revolution and TO pro-
mote social intercourse and good fell
i0wship among rs members, that the
location of said corporation il al Al
huuuerque ln the county of Bgrnalllo
and territory aforesaid. M that its
term OF existence is to be fifty years
that It's principal office is at 2i5 West
Central Albuquerque, New
Mexico. and that the name OF the
agent therein and iu charge thereof.
and upon whom process against II
may be served. is George \. Camp-l
fold.
). " Elder.
Pitt Ross,
George 4 Campbell,
orvllie A. Matson,
Frank W clancy.
George :. klock.
Frank A. Hubbell,
Amasa II. McGaney,
George II. Thomas.
Alexander ~. Whitcomb.
Richard ~. 10 Bryan,
VIII r Lyon.
Edmund Ross,
j. r.. Elder.
Harold Huri. Roswell, y. NJ.
pssian 81. Cougdon. Deming. y. NJ
runy r. Brown. Socorro. y. NJ.
Territory OF New Mexico. county Of
KS
On this 30th day of Aprl. a. p
ia0s. before me. a notary public in
and for tho county aforesaid person !
ally appeared J " Elder. Frank ".
Clancy. OrViila 4 Matson. George a. !
and Richard W y. Bryan.
personally known 90 me 20 b. among
the persons described in and who |
the foregoing instrument. and
acknowledged, each for himself. thatl
executed the same as their free
act and decd.
In witness whereof l hercunto SGT
my hund and notarial seal the day
and year last above written.
Ny commission expires April Sth.
1918.
(Scal) OLIVIA EVERITT.
Notary Public.
Endorsed No. 5967. Cor Reed Vol.
3. page 614
Articles 90 Incorporation % the
Now Mexico society of sons OF the
American Revolution, fled in tho Of
OF secretary OF New Mexico. May
eth. 1903. 3 90. m. Nathan Jana. 1
secretary. Compared G. 4. K. 10 .. |
I
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can be bought for cost and on lbera
terms. Lloyd Hunsaker, zO5 W
Gold.
FOR sALE-Our modern home at 2Os
North Edith. We are leaving the
city. /. D. stevenson.
FOR SALE-Residence ct 202 North
Edith at a bargain; examine 1t
Chas. Mann. Old Albuquerque.
FOR SALE-Cottage, cheap. 1923 N.
Third St
BOOMING HOUSE for sale at a bar
gain. NJ. l. Schutt. 21s s. Second st.
FOR sALE-At a bargain, 90 I'd pay
ing hotel. Inquire OF NJ. L. Schutt,
219 s Second street
SEE our window DISPLAY of pictures
of the nice homes we have TO offer
YOU at reasonable prices. Southwest
ern Realty Co, 201 East Central ave
FOR sALE-s3O0 cash and $50 per
month VIII buy a new 5-rOom house
close in on High Street, price s2100.
southwestern Realty Co, 20l f. Cen
trail.
FOR SALE-Lots wei located, easy
terms. Portcrfcld Co, ZIG Yves,
Cold.
FOR sALE-5-room brick, South
Broadway; bath. electric light, lot
75X142; large barn, fine shade, fruit
trees and grape vines; $4,000. half
cash. Southwestern Realty Co, 20l
East Central.
FOR SALE-l2-acre ranch, in alfal-
IA; good 5-room house, near the
city, Porterfield Co, PIG West Gold.
FOR SALE-6-room modern frame,
fourth ward; 50-foot lot. fine shade
and fruit trees; price $2.l00. South
Realty Co, 201 East Central
avenue.
FOR sALE-Land in Texas, from $40
acres up; one-half section at S2250f
per acre. $4,000 down, balance from
one TO ten years. TWO improved quar-
-ers, close to town of $500, at $4,000
per acre, good terms; -four sections at
per acre. good terms; ten sec
ions at $500 per acre, good terms.
Viii take city property as part pay
nent. Office, 20Sls West Gold ave
FOR SALE-Modern franz house at
2O5 North Walter street, $4,000. In
lulre on premises.
COR SALE-Bargains in houses ana
lots money to loan. W. II. McMii-
real estate broker. 211 W. Gold.
'oR sALE-We have i've business
lots for sale, well located. price rea-
enable; also some fino residence lots
lose in. Southwestern Realty Co,
.Ol East Central venue