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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
CLASS EXCOR|ATES
SENATOR PARSONS
Congressman from the Sixth Use
Some Strong Language Ill
I ainpalgn.
Special to The Richmond Virginian.

Special 70 The Richmond Nirgnian5
ROCKY MOUNT. VA, oct. f.
Congressman Garter Glass, of the
sixth district. addressed good sized
audience OF Franklin voters here
Monday in the interest of Judge F..
w. Saunders candidacy for Con-
gress.
Floyd l.antlreth. the census super
visor for the Fifth district, was on
hand to represent the Republicans,
and a proposition to have a joint dis
I cnssion was submitted tn him by
County Chairman G. Il. Willis. which
WAS declined. and he ti4andreth, add
dressed a sprinkling OF Republica ms
In the street while Glass was holding
forth in the courthouse.
The earnest Congressman began his
speech by urging upon the voters the
! importance of returning Judge Saun-
ders to Congress. and in a compari-
son of the opposing candidates, Par
sons and Saunders. he paid splendid
compliment to the ability. efficiency
and Integrity of tho latter and un-
mercifully excoriated the former, say
ing that politically Parsons was un-
truthful. untrue and interruptions. "
/ and he regretted the absence of Par
] sons. as he would like to say it In his
presence. He next discussed the rail.
road rate lay enacted by Congress
saying that II was in no way like the
i bin originally drafted. He then paid
| his respects To the postal savings bill
and then launched into a discussion
Of the Payne Aldrlch tariff law ano
/ showed in a most logical. elear-cu,
i and convincing way the many in
/ CAPABILITIES Of that instrument.
/ His speech was one of the most
/ masterful ever heard In this county
and prophecies are frequent that /,
| viii have telling effect at the cleo
| ton in November.
His next appearance will be in the
Ninth district where he goes on a
! campaigning tour for Henry G. Stuart
who is making SUCH an aggressive
hight to wrest that district from Re-
publican control
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airnount

Mrs ,Addie B. Shelton, of Twentieth
street. has retuEned home from Gooch-
land county. where she spent two
months with relatives. accompanied
by her sister, Miss Creath.
Mrs j. H. Watkins, OF Cold T1ar-
Dor, and her mother, Mrs. NJ, A. Crit
I'm. are the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
J. l.. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pollard and
children are visiting their sister, Mrs.
J. c. Minson.
Mrs Willie Rose. who has been
very i'll in her home on the Mechanics
willie pike for several days. was taken
worse Saturday and was moved to the
Memorial hospital.
On Saturday afternoon. the home
Of Mrs r. H. Davis was the scene
of music and mifth when little Miss
Hattie O'Brien entertained her friends
at her birthday party Among those
present were: Misses Edna anad Ger
trude Davis Bernice Fleet. Myrtle and
Edith Tyson. Ressie aud Minnie Davis.
Thelma and Elsie Youn9 end Hattie
O Brien.
Mr. Robert Marshall has returned
from Stanton. where he visited his
parents for ten days
The Ideal Council. Daughters OF
Liberty. Will meet at the town hall
Tuesday night. All members are urged
to be present as they will practice
for their entertainment after the
regular business.
Miss Ethel Lane. of Baltimore. Is
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CHURCH
bERvE NEW YEAR
M Congregation Of Roanoke
nrcl,asc Fl rmer Primitive s
Baptist Church.

lclnl TO The Richmond Nireinian.1
oANOKE, VA. Oct, i.--orthodex
- of Roanoke have purchased from
M Primitive Baptists the church
lnE on Franklin read and Rca
N street There they celebrate The
xaA New Year They paid s&l45
tne property. Ii faces north and a
caai <iispensaticn had to he occurred
the authorities before il could
e1esl. as all places OF worship or
edrx Jews must look towards
&stfne
s sUmlay evening the congregation OF
n0nt Methodist church celebrated
NJ the having of the
Ner -xtone of their new church.
xaikon ayeiue and Eighth streets, :.
M An Interesting program was car
Ia out Under the direction Of the
114nF. the Rev J. IL Bean, assisted by
R presiding elder 81 the Roanoke
I&4rict. the Rev joan A. Anderson.
4 harvest home, a celebration At Tire
krson Street BasAist church sun
" afternoon for the benefit of the
pSist 0rpiaanage ut Salem was a
lseat success. 4 large sum Of money
Ik6 many groceries, clothes, candles.
LIN were contributed The principal
uareks Of the occasion WAS oy eoio-
III James d Johnston. In the abb
(4tEe of the pastor the Rev. X. j. Da
|6n- the exercises were conducted ey
= Rev W F. Powell. pastor of Cal
6ny Ra ptist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
URGES PURCHASE
Of E:ORO'S HOTEL
Councilman Fl. p. Pollard, .Ir.
Also Urges Reduction of Fees
of City Collector.

Common Council met Monday
night. but only for few minutes,
Most of the couneilmen evidently pre-
ferred going to the State Fair to sit
ting in Aession in the City Hail. and
ii WAS twenty minutes past before
enough members arrived to make a
quorums
Councilman Lynch moved that the
meeting he adjourned until next Mon
day night. and his motion was event
ually carried. Before adjournment.
however. Chairman II. r. Pollard, OF
the finance committee. sent two pa
pers to the clerks desk. One of these
authorizes the city attorney to ac-
quire by gift. purchase or condem-
nation the block bounded by Eleventh.
Twelfth, Capitol and Broad streets.
sfhc land Is now occupied by Ford's
Hotel and few residences. and will
probably be used as the site for an
annex to the City Hall.
The second paper introduced by Mr.
Pollard provides for the reduction OF
the fees paid to tho city collector from
five-eighths OF one per cent. to three
eighths Of ono per cent. Mr.. Pollard
declares the ONCE in question to be a
fifth wheel In the city machinery. and
says that the present emolument IL
out Of all proportion to the work.
Both papers will be considered next
Monday.
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Fulton News
News items may be left ut Mel
sens Furniture Store. or phOqeti
to Madison A7Ao.

Denny Street NJ. F.. church was nil
ed TO overlooking Sunday morning for
the homecoming service, The church
was beautifully decorated with ferns
palms and cut flowers. The pastor
Rev. V. w. Barganin, preached a
powerful sermon. taking as his text
II was glad when they said unto me,
Let US go into the houAe of the
Lord.
Mr.. George Turner has returned to
his home. after stay OF several
months in Orange. Va,
Mr.. Whitfield Black, formerly OF
Richmond. but now of Primers Point
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs James A. Black. OF Denny
street.
Misses Alice and Sydnor Branch OF
Texas. are now the guests OF Mrs.
Dinwiddie. OF Denny street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant left last week
To visit friends and relatives near
Lynchburg
MIR. Rabek. Mr.. IAuritsen and Mr..
Jansen. OF Denmark. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Il. Nielsen. 3S41
Williamsburg avenue.
Levy Sears. of Bedford Academy, is
spending the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Doc Sears.
Mrs W. J. Meyers and son, James.
have returned to their home In
Charles City. after a visit TO her broth
err, Mr.. w. &. Brockwell.
Mr.. and Mrs r. z. Nielsen. OF
Orange, are here for the fair. and
are the guests OF their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r.. Nielsen. OF williamsburg
avenue.
Mr.. Frank Valley has returned to
his home in lower Henrico from a
fishing trip down tho James river.
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Blackstone

Especial to The Richmond VirEinian.)
BLACKSTONE, VA, October A.
Mrs. John Adams and children. who
have been visiting her parents In Den
dron, have returned home.
Miss Mildred Morse has accepted q
position in the graded school at
Burkeville and will leave Monday.
Mr.. Logan Harris left Saturday
night to attend the marriage OF his
brother. Willie. Of San Antonio, Tex.
to Miss Beaumont, OF tCls4rksville.
Tenn. The bridal party will leave i'm
mediately for Virginia to spend some
time with the parents of the groom,
In Blackstone.
Mrs. Wingfield. of Richmond. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
J. G. Bacon. on Oak street.
Mrs. Fl. II. Seay was called to North
Carolina to see her brother. who is
extremely ILL.,
Mrs. Annie Edwards (nee Miss
Annie Compton. 10 visiting her mother.
Mrs. K. A. Compton. on South Main
street.
MIR. J. r. Adams has accepted q
position on the Norfolk and Western
railroad
Mrs. Bland Moss. Of Texas. who IL
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Epes. lost her little baby yes
terday. 1t had been sick several
weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
MY COURT CASES
IN SPOTSYlvAN|A
sdge Virgin Preside- Owing to
Hlne>s Of Judge d Nsoii As
Sailant 10 be- Tried.

pecial to The Richmond Virginiau J
i 8pDTSyLNANf VA Oct. 4.--ln
" nhsenee of Judge lehn + Mason.
40 III undergoing treatment at "A
etItal in Richmond. Judge 7. Il. IL.
Jtght, of Esses. who was appointed
held the court in Judge Mason $
I'D. IL presi ding OYER the circuit
16nrt here and holding the term.
.k4 rhancery side Of the docket was
I'D Monday and many DEGREES were
tered.
@Xhe trial of Boss Bundy a e1laroi
N&m, who liz indicted for malicious taS~
&nH and stabhin., viii be heard at
tn term. After having committed
- nff9nse BHnay went to hta work.
II the railroad and having iearne !
nxh the newspapers that the otii 81
HNre in search OF him. he immediate
went IT. the sheriff's home aaa sur
&MdGred himself and aas lodged in
MI At preliminary naariu.s 81 his
re ibaii was refused him. He has
g1MAe good prisoner and has faith
s9tly worked while prisoner to i'm
3SUxe the sanitary condition of the
*&nnty Jail Sehdefense aud 1usti-
EtAtiun Viii he pleaded. The case is
~ NJ great interest
G%S{ HEA S3HtGTH anu SNinp StIN are
[&4 by the people for Judge Mason
both the bar and people here. The
'N6ge Is much loved and very popu-
~
1.-The Ladies Gonfederat. Monument
o0ciation OF Spotsyisania county
1--we public dinner Monday in the
0arthonse grounds III aid of the
1&0nNment fund and was most lher-
~lJy patronized. A good sum was rea-
-
ibis section Is passing through the
f&4EAi OF a long and distressing
0pGht. A good rain has not fallen
IRE for FIVE weeks or more The
MINERS are greatly handicapped. as
N Impossible To pillow, and hence
xtIe or no preparation has been
tide for wheat seeding. Then the
Afcity Of labor greatly retards the
EMrming and all other interests where
INT agency is needed
The Yield of the corn crop l. far be-
~ the average in this section
Feather and labor conditions brought
&cut this result in the main. and
10y farmers will not have the neces-
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Ashland

Especial to The Richmond virgintan.)
ASHLAND, VA. October Miss
Mary Lee Bennett, who has been the
guest of Miss Boggs, has returned to
Blackstone Female Institute.
Miss Elizabeth Crown has returned
from New York, whore she has been
the guest OF Miss Hunter.
Miss Caroline Holiday 10 with her
grandmother, Mrs. 0wathmey, At
Gwathmey this week.
Miss Chisholm, of Sumpter. 8. c..
il the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Bernard
Guest.
Miss Virginia Potts has entered
Petersburg Southern Female Seminary
for the coming session.
Mr.. Eugene Wightman has return
ed to Johns Hopkins University.
Mrs. g. D. Kidner In the guest Of
her brother Mr.. Clyde Barnes,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
PARSONAGE OPENS
WITH ceremony
Minister Home Completely Mod
ernized and is Now Thing
of Beauty.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.1
Matthew's VA. October +.-The
new parsonage here which has been
thoroughly modernized and enlarged
al cost Of $500 Under the ieader-
ship of the present pastor. Rev. l., J.
Phaup. Was thrown open for inspec-
ton Friday evening.
The house and lawn We're brilliantly
lighted and sweet strains of music
fioated out to the lawn. on which a
delightful supper and light refresh
msnts were served to the many friends
who called to enjoy the happy oc-
easion, and express their high appre-
citation OF the work done on the par
sonage, This fine piece Of church
work is largely due To the faithful
women of good old Mathews circuit,
and the energetic building commit
tee. the parsonage is now a thing of
beauty and doubtless will be a JOY 10
many preachers families.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
KICKED BY MULE;
MOSS IS LAMEO
Leg Probably Broken-Woman
Accidentally Shot by Brother
n-Law Other News.

Especial Ia The Richmond Nirginian
SToNT CREEK, VA. oct. 4.--Riche-
lieu f. Moss. prominent citizen OF
Booker. MAS famed Sunday by Il mule
kicking him on his leg
While Tom Wells of Comans Well
was examining an old pistol. several
days ago. il suddenly exploded, the
bnllet lodging in the breast Of his
brothers widow, Mrs. Percy Wells, In
ficting Il very dangerous wound. DR.
Craw ford took Mrs. Wells To hos :
pitai Tuesday for medical attention
Mr. Wells, the father, has recently be-
come almost stone blind.
The graded school AT this place has
grown that an additional teacher
Was found necessary. Miss Briggs, of
Richmond. has been elected Is the po-
sition aud entered upon her duties
Mrs Thomas II. Jackson has re-
turned home, after an extended visit
10 Williamsport. 4. Y,
Postmaster Mitchell has returned
from short trip to his son IN North
Carolina
large number of Sussex people
are in Richmond. this wesk attending
the State Fair
Farmers are busy digging peanuts
and picking cotton.
DIR, Tom Jarratt OF Jarratts, is pre-
pairing TO locate 'at Sebreil. in South
uu1ptou county.
Charles T.. Crowder has recovered
his mule that was recently stolen. The
thief has not Vet been unprecedented.
Miss Eff1e Owens. of Loco left Tues
day to visit her brother In Fredericks-
burg
Miss Lizzie ID. Graves left Friday
to teach school at Ivor. Va.
Or. Rob. Jarratt a promising young
physician of South Carolina is at his
mothers. at Jarratts Station. slowly
recovering from long attack OF ty-
phofd fever The Doctors wife and
son are also with him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
FRANCHISE IS GRANTED
TO RAILWAY COMPANY
Town Council of Highland Park
Also Considering Installation
of Water Works.

franchise granting permission to
operate pole and wire system
through Highland Park was granted
the Virginia Railway and Power COM
pany by the town council OF that set
tlement Monday night.
The system will be operated for the
purpose OF supplying light to the resi-
dents. The same company also has
the contract for the street lighting in
Highland Park.
The council approved plans for the
extension Of various sewers, the work
On which will cost about $4,000. The
body then went into executive session
to discuss plans for water works.
1t is said that a majority OF the mem
hers favor the installation Of modern
works
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Highland Park

Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Miller. of Dali
latin. Mo-, who have been Waiting
their son. Mr.. n. +. Miller, Of Fourth
avenue, have gone on ii visit to Nor
folk before returning home.
Mr.. r. f.. Williams returned Satur
day from q pleasure trip OF ten days
spent at various Northern resorts.
The I. O. Q. f. VIII meet at North
side Hall Tuesday evening at :
o'clock.
Miss Maud Bowles has returned
home after lengthy visit to reia-
tives at Lynchburg
Miss Virginia Tuck, OF South Eqs-
ton, Will spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. NJ, r.. Buckley. and Will
attend the Highland Park school
Rev p. T. Merritt left Monday at
noon for Waveriy, Va. where he Will
conduct evangelistic services this
week
Mrs Moilie F'ennell returned Sat
urday from clifton Forge. where she
spent the summer with her daughter,
Miss Mamie Fennell. She Is very
much improved in health and Will for
the present make her home with her
son, Mr. Hugh Fennell. at sol Fifth
avenue.
Mrs G. w Wingfield and Miss Eliz-
abeth Quinby have as their guest
their brother Mr.. James n. Quinby
wife and son OF San Jose. Cal.
Mrs N. r. Quinby returned last
week from Troy Hills, y. j.. where
she spent the last two months she
was accom- panied by her Kranddaugh-
ter. Miss Hattie Howell. who will spend
the winter here and attend the High
land Park High School
Miss Bessie Marshall Will leave
Tuesday evening for Jacksonville
Fla. Before returning home she will
visit Savannah. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Saunders
of Campbell. Albemarle county. are
visiting their sons. Messrs. w Q. and
J. f. Saunders, on Fifth avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
PATRIOTIC SONS OF AMERICA
DEDICATE THEIR NEW HALL

Especial to The Richmond Nirginisn1
NINE RUN. VA. October r.
Washington Camp. No. 6s, Patriotic
order Sons Of America, have Just
dedicated their new hail here. Camps
No. 6s, ST and IS combined with IS
to make the dedication q very impress
siNe one. There were about l, 200 peo-
pie present and the occasion was
greatly enjoyed by all Hon. e. G.
Gaflin, of Alexandria. was the orator
If the day. and made a most excellent
speech on the cardinal principles Of
the order. VIZ. patriotism education
and fraternity. The occasion WAS
marked with great dinner and
kube's string band of Orange county
rendered excellent music The day
was notable one, and everything was
com bined 10 make the event an inn
pressive az well as enjoyable one.
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Highland Springs

The pie party given Friday night
for the benefit OF the Talent Fund
Of the Methodist church by Mrs. Tur-
ner was quite q success.
DIR. 8. A. Roope. who has been ia
New York. has returned home.
Thursday night the Junior Order
United American Mechanics. will
meet In the Odd Fsllows' Hall.
The Odd Follows will meet In theiz
hall Wednesday night.
John Lamb will deliver an address
In the town hall Friday night on
"Citixenship.'
The Liberty Hall social will meet
at Liberty Hall Friday night All
members are requested To be press
ent.
Mks rhe'ma Hughes who has been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
MOVEMENT OF COAL,
TAXES CAR CAPACITY

Especial 10 The Richmond NifEinian.9
t&cANbk f, VA October lit Is
estimated that the Norfolk and West
ern hauled l6n0.o00 tons of coal In
September, beating August by IS. 600
tons ard establishing IL new record
Demand for coal cars in the coal field
Is unrrecedent 1t is said that il
mines could get all the men and ears
tney wanted the showing would Sun,
prise every one engaged in the coal
business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
FLAMES DESTROY
LARGE SAW MILL

Especial to The Richmond Nirgiuian.}
SPoTSYLNAONIA, IA, October e..
The large steam saw m1l with all
buildings adjacent situated at Spring
Hill. IN this county together with
twenty thousand feet OF first lumber
we're destroyed lay fire Monday night.
The loss il estimated al 1000. As
far AZ Is known there is no insurance.
The cause or origin of the fire is un-
known. though it is thought To he in
eendiarN.
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WINS HER SUIT
AGAINST GRIST MILL

special TO The Richmond NNirglnian.1
HARRISONBtR re, VA. oct A.
Mrs Annie F. Gentry sued the Elk
ton Milling Company for sixty bushels
~ wheat which she said had been de-
iivcred to the mill ana afterwards not
accounted for The jury in the Cir
cult Court rated wheat al IS cents a
bushels and awarded the plaintiff
s52s1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
ID|CT WOMAN FOR
MURDER OF SON
lharged With Administering
Poison Other True Bills
Returned.

bAciai To The Richmond Nirginian} }
VA, Oct. 4.-ln Cor
Nation Court Monday Mamie Mar
rniored, Was indicted for attempt
nnr1er Of her son. Charles Mitcn-
1t is charged that the woman
Ainistered poison to him in some
(x1y. Other Indictments we're VII
NM Wingfisid desertion and nom
port of his family. Moses Jennings,
Aery from the person. Emma IA
and Charles Terry. robbery from
person: Chester TAYLOR, forgery,
01ter Taylor. forgery, Two counts.
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Fork Union
Military Academy

A great school for boys. Strict disci-
pline under Army officer. Thorough
instruction under experienced teachers.
Management distinctly Christian. Last
session the best in the history Of the school,
Many improvements being made for our
next session.
For catalogue and terms address,
e. s. LIGON, Headmaster
Fork Union, Va.
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Rvnl--Jon~

Especial to The Richmond virginian }
HARRIBONBuRG. VA. Oct. 49,
Mr. and Mrs. George u. Crawford
have announced the approaching
wedding on October IA of their cous-
In. Miss Katie Crawford Byrd, OF Sa-
lem. and Mr.. Andrew Lewis Jonas,
OF Monterey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Cholera in Mars~,lres

LONDON. Oct. Am exchang
telegraph dispatch from Marseilles
says that three deaths. believed to
have been from cholera. have been
reported there, Boats from Italy are
ssid 70 have brought the disease.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

the guest Of her cousin. Miss Mamie
! IAne.Dn Mosby street
Mrs. Leila Browning II visiting hAr
father. Mr. Joe Balm. on Carrtngton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

sary grain and provender to sue
cessfdliy carry them through the COM
ing winter This will also lessen the
usual pork and beef yield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Republican Committee to Meet.

w
Special 10 The Richmond Nirginian)
ROANOKE, VA. October A
meeting of the Republican State and
executive committees has been called
to be held here October II to con-
slider several contests that have arisen
in the State. especially that Of the
Seventh district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

Visitors to The State Far se1H find hearty
soelcome at ont store and the greatest variety OF
Furniture Floor Coverings and Stores in the
eity at the losuest prices. Special discounts for
Fair Week and freight charges prepaid.
Make our store your headquarters and zpe
zi1A do our best to make your stay in our city
pleasant.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-27
LEGAL NOTICE

Territory q New Mexieo, County II
Bernalillo.
In the District Court
No. S54g
Juan NJ Martinez Plaintiff. vs.. lss-
tanislae Herrera. who is also known
as Tanislado Herrera; Desiderio
Carbajal and all other unknown
claimants In and 10 the premises
hereinafter described. adverse to
said plaintiff defendants.
Notice of Suit.
The defendants and each OF them
viii tax notice that the above named
plaintiffs has filed the above named
suit in the above named court, whore
the same is now pending
The general object OF said suit Is to
establish the title of said plaintiff
and quiet said title az against
the adverse claims or said
defendants and each Of them
in and to two certain tracts
OF real estate situate In the county OF
Bernalillo. Territory OF New Mexico.
and being in Precinct 2S of said coun-
ty and more particularly described MS
follows to-wit.
4 parcel OF land situate In Precinct
No. 2s. In said county being IN length
on It's westerly boundary III yards.
and measuring on The north at a GER
tain point So yards, and az another
point 122 yards In width II s bound
ed on the north BY lands Of Melquia-
des sanchez. on the south by lands
of Desiderio Carbajnl On the cas-. by
lands Of Desidcrio Cafbaial, and on
the west by las Tomas. cr foothills
From this conveyance or description is
excluded "a certain house situate on
the easterly side Of above land.
Also another parcel of land I'm said
No. 2S which measures 1Sl
yards from north to south and Isl
Yards from east to west. n Is bound
Ell by las Tomas. or foothills. on the
west and hy tie public road on the
south: IL Is also bounded hy lands Of
Herrera.
said defendants arc further nou-
fled that the name Of the plaintftf's
attorney is Manuel L. Vleil, and that
his postoffiec address is Albuquerque.
New Mexico. ana the said defendants
and each ~ them are hereby notified
that unless they enter their appear
ince In said cauge on or before the
,gd day of February. 1911. Judgment
Nili be rendered IN said cause against
hem and each Of them by default.
Dated December "a. 1910.
THOS. *. ID. MADISON.
clCrk 81 Said court
Dec. sian3-1O-t1.