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p. W. Herrin Of LOredo, Texas.
has just closed a deal with Miller
the land man. whereby he comes
into possession Of half section Of
fine land southeast Of the city. He
will soon erect fine home and in
stall a large pumping plant.
Col. A. o. Bailey has ordered his
pumping plant from Fl Paso and ex-
poets ii in at any time. He bought
a Is HIP. engine and will have none
but high grade Of machinery.
Columbus News.
W. B. Palmersten of Big Springs,
Texas. has located a fine quarter
section adjoining c. A. Shull and
: will at once begin development.
Newcomb and Whitehouse will start
his well and ranch house right away
and Mr.. Palmersten will soon b,
one Of Us. and We shall b. yer
glad TO give him the welcoming
hand.
Edward F.. Harmon and b. l.
Sampson, Of Kansas City. No. have
filed on the east half Of section -four
and will soon commence improve
ments. We are very glad 10 wei.
come such representative young men.
J. J. Wells and c. A. Shull, Of
Big Springs. who located mere the
first Of the month have written
Newcomb and Whitehouse 70 start
improvements on their ranches al
once. as they will bring their famil.
les here very soon.
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Did you ever think that peanut
raising would BE- very profitable in
this valley?
c. Z. Hicks was in town Monday
after his recent illness. His friends
were all mighty glad 10 SEE him.
Miller, the land man. sold 400
acres TO W. j. Wamel. Saturday.
The tract lies northwest Of the city.
A. L. Madison. Of Bowling Green.
Ohio. will be one Of our ranchers
soon.
NJ. L. Mcbride has contracted for
a big well an his ranch next to DR..
Connoway's.
r. L. Miller and family have
moved out onto their ranch east Of
the city.
A Kansas family has moved onto
the Grigsby ranch near Midway and
two more are 10 follow very soon.
W. Z. May and family have nov
ed into their ranch home near the
Floridas.
The Taylor well at Hondale is de-
veloping a wonderfully fine flow Of
the 9.SS pure.
Percy Fryer is installing at Hon
dale new centrifugal pump to b.
pulled by 9-horse Alamo engine.
Our popular poung painter. John
Z. Clinton, has just completed paint
ing the big Hicks ranch house and
also the p. d. Bowler ranch house.
DR.. Moran set force Of men at
work on his ranch house two and a
half miles southwest If the city
Monday morning.
Hugh Ramsay has just finished
planting a fine orchard Of 2OO trees.
including apples, peaches, plums
and pears. He will plant 10 acres
Of sorghum and a quantity Of alfalfa.
W. ]. Evans mas complete an adj
dition to mis- ranch house. He will
operate a market garden this year
along the same lines as last. He
has hundred elegant fruit trees
coming on.
Deputy County Clerk Roy NJ.
Perry has located quarter section
q miles west. The Perry's are
very desirable people to have in any
community. Miller did the business.
The Bowler Bros. well boring out
ft moved TO Hondale to put a big
hole in the ground on the Taylor
ranch. A 5O-H. P. crude oil burner
will be installed for lifting the water.
J. M. Young and DR.. Williams
have let contracts 10 Bowler Bros.
for wells on their ranches on the
main Deming-Hondale road. They
will install 50-H. p. engines.
Leroy Hon will about complete
his new ranch home this week and
hopes TO get moved there in the very
near future. He will put out a crop
Of beans. melons, potatoes and other
small crops
w. B. Colt Of Hondale has his
pumping jack attached 10 his two
large cylinders and is able with
four-horse engine TO throw full $50
gallons per minute. He says II his
discharge were larger he could make
n still better showing.
Henry Sexton has purchased a
tract OF 20 acres through the South
western immigration Co., one and
one half miles soutt,of the city and
viii put the whole tract into fruit
trees. He will erect a fine home
for his family.
Assessor @. w. Cook Is making
TIE round Of the county in his o'f''al
cnnacity and reports all things in
tie bcaf condition he has ever found
fhcm. improvements are going on
IN IA usrccisops ana OF most sub
slanlial character.
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature in driving an
impurities ont If the system. insur-
ing free and regular condition
and restoring the organs If the
body To health and strength. Sold
by all druggists.
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Cannbray.

DR.. Coleman from Hadlcy. was q
caller on II /. Kerr and family last
week.
The ;. T.. track oiling outfit pass
ed through here oiIing the track
Mrs. T. y. McCandlas. wife Of
the night operator. has returned
from Denver.
School started last week. seven
pupils being present. Mrs. Joe
Stratton is the teacher.
II. l.. Kerr was in Deming thi:
week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01

Diarrhea should be cured with.
out loss Of time and by a medicine
which. like Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, not
only cures promptly but produces
no unpleasant after effects. It never
fails and is pleasant and safe 10
take. Sold by all druggists.
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Seed Potatoes Here.

Frank Weaver mas his car Of Col.
orado seed potatoes here. Parties
having engaged potatoes. please
cal and get them al Sim Holstein's
barn. The imported Belgian horse
IS also at HoLstein's harn. 2w7
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01

Every family, and especially those
who reside in the country, should be
provided at all times with a bottle
Of Chamberlain's Eminent. There
is no telling when il may be want
ed in case Of an accident or emer-
gency. II is most excellent in all
eases of rheumatism. sprains and
bruises. Sold by all druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01

Prompt relief in all cases Of
throat and lung trouble if you U.s.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
Pleasant 10 take, soothing and heal
ing in effect. Sold by all druggists.
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Job Work.

Letter Heads. Bill Heads. Envelopes.
Business Cards, Visiting Cards, Mar
rage Certificates, Checks, Receipts.
Dodgers. and Handbills printed in up
todate style and on short notice at the
Graphic office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01

Under the section Of the penal code Of the United States will
offence check for less thar ST.
The language Of the provision forbd the making circulation
paying memorandum other obga-
ton less than dollar.
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$50 Head of Fine Herfords
For sale. Cows and bulls all reg
istered. j. j. JACOBSEN,
6tf Deming. N. NJ.
Last Warning.

All building materials are stead
lily advancing. Now is the time to
build. If you have not money enough
| can arrange TO carry a large part
on monthly payments at reasonable
interest. w. b. CORwIN.
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Dry Batteries.

A fresh barrel Of Columbia dry
batteries just received. Sc each.
3 HARRISON MACHINE WORKS.
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. U. s. Land
Office at Las Cruces. N. NJ, july
IL. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that John
G. Steinemann. of Deming, N. NJ. who,
on Feb. n, 1908, made Homestead Entry
No. 573S (serial 02lS5). for net nwf and
M net section ~, and nwi nwi
section 80. township 23s, ranges ",
Nm. p. Meridian, has filed notice Of in
tention TO make final Communication
proof, to establish claim TO, the lanfI
above described, before b. Y. McKeyes,
u. s. Commissioner, at Dening. N. NJ.
On the 10th day Of August 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William Birney, Of Deming, N. NJ.
Henry Measday, %
George ID. Shull. /"
Arch J.. Craddick, "
JOSE GONZALES, Register.
april apr29
Don't forget to boost morning
noon and night.
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The wonderful Of emphasized when
consider that Chicago the postal business Febru-
against February almost three hundred thousand
dollars alone for the nearly
million dollars. Good tidings amt il.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01

will plead guilty being legitimate booster ever!
week in the year
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-01

The following schedule went into ef-
feet on the $. P. Sunday, Jany. 2nd,
Pacific time:
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JOSE GONZALES, Register.
IprI apr29
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-01

expuestas constantemente las personals
de SUI profession
Habiendo entrado en- una Jaula don
de Sc hallaban tres leopardos comprados
Dor ella hace unos meses, y no adles-
trados todavia completamente, ell mas
grande de aquellos terribles animales,
que al parecer era ell mas sumiso, Sc
resisti6 esta vez saltar por enclma de
una silla al mandate de la dOmadora +;
cuando esta chasque6 ell fuete, Ian
20 un grunido hizo ademan de lamar
Sc sobre ella.
La senorita Rousselle, resolvio enton-
ces hacer trabajar aisladamente La
fiera rebelde, para 10 cual hizo entrar
a los otros dos ieorpados en- una Jau-
la contigua; pero para ejecutar este
hubo de dar la espalda a su temible pu-
pilo, que Sc aprovech6 del momento pa
ra saltar sobre la domadora, hudiendo-
lie las garras en- las espaldas.
Ell golpe derribo a la senorita Rous-
selle de cara contra ell suelo. Ri leo
pardo La volvi6 entonces de frente de
un zarpazo que lie arranc6 parte del
cuero cabelludo
La domadora estaba perdida. Ell
animal por la cola, y con la otra lie ases-
en- la garganta, cuando, felizmente, uno
de los ayudantes acudio con una barra
de hierro. Con una mano agorr0 al
| t6 en- la jeta tan tremendos golpes de
barra, que lie oblig6 a soltar su presa.
La senorita Rousselle aprovech0 este
momento de respiro para salir de la jau
la. En- la puerta de esta cay6 desva-
leeida y luego, apresuradamente, fue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-01
Notas De Quebradllas

lWlM uO VuUul OulllUD
La gafra continna cada vez con mas
impetuosidad. Els enorme La cantldad
de yagones que diariamente salen de la
estaci6n de Quebradillas.
Sc espera ansiosamente La implanta-
ci6n de la nueva central, que en- Ca
,nuy piensa estableeer La familia Amador
Estrada, por acciones. Asegurase que
hay va muchos miles de pesos. Esta
installation, facilitando la conduccion de
las canas, dara mucha vida este pue-
bio trabaiador industrioso.
Ell aqua sigue visitandonos benigna-
mente. contribuyendo al buen exito en-
las labores agricolas.
Puede asegurarse que sera muy pros
nera la cosecha de tabaco, algod0n y
frutos memories. Ell cafe esta cuajado
de hermosas flores y Sc espera, contia-
damente una buena entrada con este
producto.
Pas6 la Semana Santa con inusltada
animation. Nuestro prestigioso senior
Cura Lie Torrente, hizo unas conferen-
cias religiosas preparatorias, durante
las novenas de los Dolores y el triduo
de San Jose, versando sobre interesan-
tisimos temas, de religiones compara-
das. Durante la Semana Santa Sc des-
bordaron, en- Quebradillas, los pueblos
comarcanos v hubo precision de predl-
car al aire libre, en- una tribuna pre-
parada al efecto Hace muchlslmos
amos que no Sc recuerda un gentio lgual.
En- ell Sermon de las Siete palabras,
Mandate, Soledad y Resurrection esta-
ban atestadas de fieles las GALES y La
plaza. Durante las proceSlones un mar
humane inundaba el pueblo.
Fue evidentemente, y asl 10 conhe-
san aun los indiferentes, un trlunfo
colossal ell obtenido por el Padre Torren-
te. que en- veintisiete dias que lleva
aqui, a pesar de sus achaques, porque
vino enfermo, predic6 treinta y dos Ser
mones entire ell pueblo y sus barrlos
NADIA decimos de su elocuencia cru
en- ell virtuoso Sacerdote, desde que He
90 al pals, y nos consta, que no lie agra
dan los bombos en- la prensa.
Cuando predique en- San Juan, que
debe ser pronto, veran los capltalenos
Ia altisima fgura intellectual del humll-
de Sacerdote, que despues de ocupar al
tos cargos en- la IglesIa esta muy con
tento eA Quebradillas.
La iglesia ha sufrido en- tan POGO
tempo importantes reparaclones; puer-
tas nuevas pulpito y Sc trabaJa para
hacer una reparaci6n radical compile
ta
Las maravillas de la fe y la irresls-
tible attraction de La simpatia del buen
Sacerdote, estan logrando aqui 10 que
nadie creia que pudiera lograrse
De Isabella, Camuy, Lares, Aguada y
otros pueblos, vino multitud de perso
mas DIR su palabra limpida, elocuen-
ta sencilla E irresistible: palabra dc
ap6stol.
FL comercio de enhorabuena, y los
feles contentislmOs.
CORRESPONSAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-01
ABRII4
Tragedias del dla
EN ia JAULA DE LAS FIERAS

La senorita PauIina Rousselle, donna
dora de feras, ha >ido victima en- el
Nuseo Huber, de Nueva York, de uno de
aonolIos terribles incidentes que estan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-01

uevada un hospital en- una ambulan
cia. II ssIss
Sus heridas fueron de caracter gra
We yla retuvieron en- CANA por mu
chOs dias
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-27
REWARD OFFERED FOR
RETURN OF JEWELRY
Henry c. Hoffman VIII Give
$500 to Get Back His
ValuabIes.

Henry G. Hoffman OF 294 East South
Temple street, whose home was entered
by burglars Monday night and robbed OF
jewelry valued at more than $1,000 Tues
day morning offered Il reward or 5000 for
the return OF the stolen articles. An
investigation OF the robbery is being
made by the police department, and with
a slight clue now In its possession II is
probable that the offenders will be ap-
pretended,
Another big robbery, which occurred
Monday night. was brought to the at
Lention OF the police Tuesday morning.
south Temple, which WAS entered by
burglars about a week ago was entered
again Monday night and jewelry, silver
ware and silk dresses valued at about
$1,000, were stolen, 1t Is thought that the
same party committed both robberieS.
Mr. CosGriff and family are In the east,
where they have been visiting for sew
eral weeks. but the house was left In
rom home when the robbery occurred.
Diagonally across the street from tho
CosgriT home Is the residence CT w
Mont Ferry An attempt was also made
according to notice received by the police
tuesday morning. In this case, how
ever, the burglars were evidently fright
cned away The Ferry family is also out
OF town; but tho house Is in charge of
carctakcr. who discovered that attempts
had been made TO break into the house
when he returned homo Monday night
He reported the matter to the police
Tuesday morning,
Upon an investigation Tuesday morn
ing by the police 81 was found that an
attempt had been made to enter the
Ferry home through back window, tho
sill giving evidence OF tho use Of a Jimmy
The Cosgriff residence was entered In the
same manner. That all OF the crimes
were committed by the same person or
persons seems probable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-27
SERIOUS CHARGE !
MADE BY WIFE.
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Merrill PLAINTIFF
Against Her Husband
and Son.
ALLEGES THAT THE PAIR
TRIED TO DEFRAUD HER
Signature to a Transfer, She
Says, Procured by Mis- y
representation.

Mrs. Agnes NJ. Merrill charges her hus.
band and son with gross fraud in q suie
brought in the district court Tuesday
against Oscar J. and Abraham A. Reese
and John Beck to quiet title to $0s
acres of ground in lots and ., block 1,
plat A, Big Field survey
Mrs. Merrill says that on April g,
1909. Benjamin w. Merrill. her hus-
band. and u. r. Merrill, her son. en-
tered into an agreement with the Reeses
10 transfer the land to them. NeIther
the husband or the son had any interest
in the property Mrs. Merrill alleges,
Under Misrepresentation, she charges,
her husband and son procured hor sig.
nature 10 the transfer. but when IL came
20 the deed there was more trouble.
Under the representation that she was
signing an instrument that would give
the Recses lien OF some kind whereby
they would be able TO, get back from
property turned over In case OF default
OF payment. and al time when she was
Ill in bed, Mrs. Merrill says, the pi 2<es
to the transaction tried TO get IA
erty When she refused the attorney who
drafted the papers told her that II was
immaterial whether she signed the deed
or not. but that Il she didn't her props
erty would be sold at public auction al
enormous expense 10 her and she
finally gave In and signed the instrus
ment.
Beck. knowing all about these transac-
tions, Mrs. Merrill says. on May last
SeeS Seeepted the he property aSn on warranty
Mrs. Merrill wants the deeds cancelled
and the title Quietcd In her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-27
MACKENZIE GIVEN
ROUS|NG SEND-OFF
Press Club Members and Others
Say Farewell to Popular
Man..

The Press club gave A. G. Mackenzie g
rouslng send-of Tuesday evening at the
rooms Of the organization, with over llfty
farewell 10 the popular member. Mr..
Mackenzie leaving Wednesday 10 assume
the duties OF superintendent OF the third
division of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tcle-
phone company" with office at Helena,
Mont. The early part OF the evening
was passed In pool and billiards. with
chats among the members and intermls-
slons for refreshments At 10 p. m the
president Of the club. Kenneth G.. Kerr
called the meeting to order and spoke
briefly of the reason for calling the spe-
cial meeting. and dealing with the asso-
citation with Mr.. Mackenzie In the club
and newspaper field for the last thir-
teen years. He called upon NJ. f. Cum
ningham TO speak for the club. and the
latter. in his happiest vein, told Of the
active work Mack had performed for
the club and in the newspaper work OF
the city, and then gracefully presented
him with Il set OF gold cuff buttons and q
scarf pin The guest of honor was some
what nonplusSed, hut he feelingly thanked
his friends and spoke Of his pleasant life
here among the fraternity.
a. f. Philips was called upon and he
made very pleasant little talk on news
paper man and their work. with special
reference 10 the gust of honor.
j, s. Barker, an amateur Hermann.
one OF the cleverest performances of
legerdemain ever seen locally. Victor
Gillian. the cartoonist, who helped to
make Judge famous gave a series of
sketches which were roundly applauded.
and Briant S. Young brought down the
house with new impersonntlons.
II was most congenial gathering and
II successful evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-27
Wandamere, moonlight, glorious.
l.. j. GILMER COMPANY
SUED BY TONY ARNOLD

Tony ]. Arnold, the hackman. says
that the l.. j, Gilmer company has re-
fused 10 deliver two Croxton- Kceton taxi
cabs II sold him on time and then took
away from him another taXicab IL agreed
TO let him have until the two purchased
taxicabs should arrive. and In n com
plaint filed In the district court Tuesday
Arnold demands $500 OF the automobile
and taXicab concern.
There are three counts in the suit In
one Arnold says that the automobile
company. on or about February 10. 1910,
sold him two taxicabs for $4,000 apiece
delivery TO be made on or before March
10 Arnold paid $500 down and was 10
pay $1,000 on delivery of the machines
The hacknan says he was unable 10 get
any taNtcabs until April o. and he wants
$1,000 for loss of business by reason of
such failure.
In the second count Arnold says that
the company agreed TO let him have
blue taxlcab until the two machines he
had bought should arrive. but this the
concern failed to do, and he wants $500
for this.
In the third count Arnold demands
back the 5000 paid down on the ma
chimes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-27
Of
BIG SUIT IS ASKED
Porter B. Fitzgerald Says Dis
missal Was Without His
knowledge.

Porter 3. Fitzgerald wants the suit OF
himself and the Fitzgerald Brothers Land
company against the Irrigated Lands
company. involving two or three irrign-
tion projects in Millard county and ut
Price rcinstatcd. The action was dis
missed some time ago through Fltzger-
AIDS brother. Thomas II. Fitzgerald. and
motion for reinstatement was filed in
the third district court Tuesday,
Fitzgerald says the dismissal OF the
ease was without his knowledge. or con-
sent He knew absolutely nothing about
the dismissal OF the action until informed
recently by his brother who told him
that he had accepted property valued
at $4,000 in settlement OF all claims
against the Irrigated Lands company.
The petitioner says his brother WASH /
authorized to settle the case for him and
that he will lose heavily In property I'M
less the court sets aside the dismissal
and reopens the case.
August 13 is the date sot for the hear
ing on the motion.
The original suit charged the Irrigated
Lands company with fraudulcntly trying
to gobble up the property OF the Fitz-
gerald Brothers and freeze them out,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-27
COMPETITION IN
LIGHT AND POWER
Another Company Is Now In
yading Salt Lake County
From South.
INTENTION TO EXTEND
LINES TO SALT LAKE
Half Million Dollars Has AL
ready Been Expended in
the Plant.

There is n now electric light and power
company invading Salt Lake county. and
which Will ultimately come TO salt Lake
City, In fact. a representative OF this
new company was in Salt Lake City on
Tuesday looking after contracts for
power.
This company is the Utah Light and
Power Company OF American Fork, OF
which ]. II Wooten is the head. The
company has expended Il half-million dol
lars. OF which sum over 100000 has been
expended this year.
Three plants are owned by the COM
pany, TWO in American Fork canyon. run
by water, and one steam plant at Amer
lean Fork, the three plants generating
5000 horsepower. while another steam
plant which will generate 1000 horse
power is to be erected at Midvale In this
county.
Highest Head Plant in World.
One OF the plants in American Fork
canyon. the one at Alpine. is the highest
head plant in the United States. If not
In the world, the water having 1000 feet
head with static pressure of $50
pounds to the square inch. This head OF
water COMES down through steel pipe
one mile in length, and which the COM
is no pipe made In America strong
enough 10 Withstand such pressure The
cost of this mile OF pipe, rather 1860
ieet OF pipe. was S5l 600
Invading This County.
The company, as said, is invading Salt
Lake county and is now supplying a
number of persons in the southern part
Of the county with light and power, and
The Intention is 10 build its lines into
salt Lake. Power and light now sup
piled by the company 10 nearly all the
mines and most all users of electric light
and power in the Tin,ic district. and
within n couple OF days the new lines
which are being erected in Salt Lake
county will add 700 more horsepower.
AT the pumping station near Lehi the
plant which pumps the water from Utah
lake into the canal which supplies water
for lrriGatlnS purposes in Salt Lake City, |
Is run by power furnished from the
American Fork plant, The company has
had this contract for the past six years
and IL has three more To run,
Can Take Care Of Salt Lake
The lines into the Tintic district cost |
500, 600, and the company supplies about |
20 per cent of the light and power in |
that district. The plants. as they are |
today. could take care of all the light |
and power In Salt Lake City. excepting. |
OF course, the street car system.
As said above. the company intends |
TO come into Salt Lake City and enter |
Salt Lake City three electric companies |
The Utah Light & Railway |
company, the Telluride Light and Power
company and the Utah Light and Power
company