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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
SENATOR'S DAUGHTER wEDs

WASHINGTON. April Fin the
presence Of President Taft and many
other distinguished guests prominent i'm
official and social circles at the capital,
Miss Frances Dyer Clark, daughter of
Senator Clarence d. Clark Of Wyoming,
was welded to George Hobart Chap
man Of Evanston, Wyo., at the Church
of the Incarnation at noon today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
KILLS ONE BABE, WOUNDS
ANOTHER; BLAMES SPIRITS

AKRON. Ohio, April 12,-"The spirits
kept bothering me- is the only ex-
PLANTATION offered by Mrs. Rosa Mar
ouardt, aged 20, who today attacked
and killed her 2-year-old daughter,
Margaret, and probably fatally injured
her 1-year-od baby. Mrs. Marquardt
beat the children with a hickory club.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
CITY COUNCIL MAY REPEAL
AUTO MIRROR ORDINANCE

The clause in the traffic ordinance provid-
ing for mirrors on covered vehicles is to again
receive the consideration Of the legislation
committee of the council and may be repealed.
Councilman Gregory yesterday declared the
mirror provision farce. II said that 1t
had been put in the ordinance with the in
tenton of providing a method so that drivers
of covered wagons that were closed in the
rear could see the traffic behind them and get
out of the way of trouble, but that automobile
supply houses had made capital Of the ordl-
nance and frightened drivers Of all kinds of
vehicles into purchasing these mirrors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
.|NCREASESARE THE
IMPORTANT ITEM
Ten Splendid Prizes Are to Be
Given Away April
23
ALL ARE WORTH MUCH EFFORT
But a Few Days Campaigning
May Get Them-WiII you
Campaign?
ALL ARE WORTH MUCH EFFORT
TEN PRIZES FOR INCREASES,
APRIL 1923, INCLUSIVE

$300--Course in the De Chauvenet Con-
servatory of Music and Dramatic Art.
S25O-Building lot in the city of Braw-
ley, Imperial valley.
S150-Scholarship in the Los Angeles
School of Art and Design.
S1OO-Instructiou in violin by PrOchnOw.
S1OO-Course In the International Core
spondence school.
S1OO--Scholarship in California School
for Boys.
sIOO-Course in the Fillmore School of
Music.
S75-DiamOnd ring, TO be selected by
winner at :. B. Bailey's.
S65-Course in the Belding Railway and
Telegraph Institute.
S55-Violn, purchased from Fitzgerald,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13


Mrs. Ida l.. Seharr, residing at $50
East Sixth street, Long Beach, having moved
from 1886 East FOrty-ninth street, Los An
geies where she resided for seven years is
one Of the active candidates in the outside
districts. The picture shows a snapshot
taken of her when she was out campaign
ing" and in the very act of adding new
yearly subscriptions vote to her growing
total Mrs. Scharr has countless friends in
Los Angeles and Long Beach and expects to
win through her own efforts and their sup
port Her friends. the other hand, are
determined that she shall be successful. Any
fay0rs shown her will he heartily apprect-
ated by her. Phone Main 3941 If you have
votes for her or know where she can find
votes. And watch Mrs. scharr forge onward
and upward
are on an equal footing. No one had any
advantages; no one is under any handicap. It
is the votes cast during the period given
which count. Every vote cast since 10 p. m.
Saturday evening April ., count. What total
any candidate had up to that hour doesn't
affect the present period The leaders OF
the last period to win of the ten new
special prizes must show increases, and this Is
all brand new candidates need do. So candi-
| dates who haven't a vote to their credit-peo-
pie who have not been nominated yet-oan win
| these special prizes. It's the votes being cast
| NOW that count, not what were cast before
| 10 p. m. April ..
The contest department expects 10 see a
| great number Of new candidates come to the
| front during this special prize period.
There is every reason to expect this. New
candidates have every reason to campaign
| actively. Their friends are waiting. And by
| campaigning now brand new candidates Will
| make splendid showings and run the present
| leaders a spirited race for the ten special
prizes to be given away April %
Some people who jump to conclusions may
| feel that candidates who have been cam
paigning during the past few lays have
| rather high totals. This idea is all wrong.
| The highest lead represents six clubs only, as
has been shown several times already a half
! dozen clubs are no discouraging total. Notable
| among the illustrations OF this were the Won
| derful jumps of Miss Margaret Weygand of
| Pasadena and W. r. Mcleod of Los Angeles
who occupied third and fourth positions among
special prize winners last Saturday. Miss
Weygand increased her total by 400 per cent
and Mr. Mcleod jumped from ohscurity into
! prominence.
! Miss Henrietta Halle. who occupied hfth
place, had no end of competition, the follow
| ing comparison of vote totals showing how
closely number of candidates ran for fifth
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13

There are other candidates who are begin
ming to show among active participants and
still others are beginning to leave the nom
nation thousand mark, Now is the time to
become a candidate. Simply send In your
name and address or call on the contest de-
partment Full information will be gladly
furnished. See page 3, section 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the permits issued since the
last publication OF the list and CLASSIFIED ac-
cording TO wards
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13

Candidates in The Heralds $4,000 voting
contest are now securing votes with the in
tention of sharing in the distribution of the
prizes listed above. These go for increases
during the period defined so all participants
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
A National Cash Register
Pays for Itself

claim "It itself
reaiz
large small what kind of business
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13

to your particular needs.
We make over 200 styles and sizes, with prices
as low as $500.
We sell our registers easy monthly pay
ments, or give a liberal discount for cash pay
ment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

NJ T. n,a p r As"ss "oih'yre
N,onoar.a, NJ. D,s n., MISS Wise 'u,ia'
rSma.s T We n!'hur nlowh Mrs
s,n,,h NJ W. -, nl"es, Motr
drar p,,i,a a. y wa,Net WITS AN
No CO" n vs. H'""lu a. ZONES
w,oh. NJ 'er WIS onarles
,, NAN focNe' MrS
andor Cons,ou ~ 80 W.
I,cL no,,so,, III e.. n ~, -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

young man is very much Interested IN
rubber He and his charming wife
will remain away from Honolulu fol
over year.
Miss Helen Alexander is building
a bungalow in Nuuanu Valley. This
gives promise of being one of the most
attractive homes in this picturesque
valley. Miss Helen Alexander is a
very successful horuculturist Her
beautiful roses are renowned not only
In Honolulu but on the other islam 10.
4 4
Mrs. ]. s. Walkers Bridge Party.
Mrs. J. S. Walker entertained in
formally at bridge In honor of Mrs.
Ilyde-smlth of San francisco. There
were three tables. A prize was award.
ed to the one possessing the highest
score at each table. Mrs. Arthur
Brown won the first Prize, a japanese
water-color. artlstically framed. \Mrs.
Charles Bryant Cooper was awarded
the prize at her table. handsome Jap
anese plate The third prize was W II
by Mrs Arthur Wilder, a Satsuma bon
bon dish Among those present we're
Mrs. J. S. Walker, Mrs. Hyde.Smith,
Mrs. Corwn p. Rees, Mrs. Edward
Tenney, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs
Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs. Arthur
Wilder. Mrs. B. Faxon Bishop. Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, Miss Mae Damon
Mrs George Potter and Miss Margaret
Walker
Captain and Mrs. Richards OF the
U. s. NJ. c. entertained at dinner
Thursday evening in honor OF Lieu
tenant Ancrm, Lieutenant Parson
and Lieutenant Adair.
4 4
Mrs. Mary Gum is visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. Faxon Bishop at their beach
home at WAIKIKI.
Mr.. Sam Parker will entertain many
of his friends at typical Hawaiian
lunu today. The event Is in celebra |
tion of his, birthday An Hawaiian !
quintette chib will discourse sweet
Hawaiian melodies during the luau. |
Great preparations have been made I
for this event. Retalners have gone
to the mountains for rare ferns and |
greenery to festoon the beautiful home /
on Emma street. All Hawaiian del. I
cacies will be served in the old style .
so dear to the kaalmanas heart. The
lnnp tohtp will moi ouly proan with
these delectable things, but win bs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

nand Lindeman. and later will give
concert In HiIoN The people OF this
I town were so anxious to hear this
talented singer that they had her
brother send wireless to Honolulu
asking her to come up Tuesday on the
Mama Kea
The numerous friends of Mrs.
Francis M Hatch will be sorry 10
hear that she has been quite ~ this
winter In Washington d. c., having
suffered several months from the Of.
feet OF la grippe.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Macfarlane and
Miss Alice Macfarlane are spending
several weeks at Ahnimanu. on the
wlndward side of )this island
tTt 4
1t. and Mrs. cunningham's Dinner.
It, and Mrs. Cunningham entertain.
cd at dinner Thursday evening at their
home at Leilehua Covers were laid
for eight. the table being decorated
in crimson carnations and maidenhair
fern.
n =
1t. Groniger will return to Hono.
lulu on MAY 9Th, on the next trans.
port from San Francisco. 1t Gron.
ger is not only splendid officer, but is
a great social favorite as well. On,
his arrival In Honolulu he will proceed
to Lellehua and join his regiment,
which Is the 9Th Cavalry.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

bedecked with fern. flowers and leis
over fifty guests have been hidden Ia
the affair.
| Mr.. Parker's Swimming Party.
Mr. Ernest Parker entertained
Thursday evening AT his Manoa Vale,
residence at an enjoyable swimmln q
party. This is considered one of tn
most beautiful and artistic homes In
Honolulu. MIR. Ernest Parker is IN
artist Of mort and he planned ans
carried ont the interior decoration oi
this home A large fresh wate.
swimming pool is in the grounds of the
Parkors. About nine o'clock auto
mobiles began to arrive. After don.
ming bathing suits a swim was enjoy.
ed in this natatOrium. the exercise IN
the cold water helping to whet their
appeties for the delicious hot supper
that was served after their dip. Lator
in the evening the party motored to
TO Nuuanu Pail Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Along. Mrs.
Jenhart, \ Miss Margaret Mcintyre
Miss Irene Dixon. Mr.. Robert Paris
from Kauai Mr.. William Dixon, and
others.
4 4
Mrs. Sturges, wife of Captain Stur
gs of the 9Th Cavalry, will leave on
the July transport to visit relatives in
California.
1t. and Mrs. willard will leave for
Fort Leavenworth. June md, on the
transport Sherman.
Doctor and Mrs. Musser of the l4th
Cavalry passed through Honolulu on
the transport Logan. The Mussers
had only day in Honolulu. but were
busy being entertained by their numcr.
Gus friends.
Nro. Eben Lows Poi Luncheon.
Mrs. Eben Low IL entertaining TO.
day In honor Of Mrs. Renjes at a poi
luncheon at her home on King street ]
This affair is not large. only the fam
lily and a few intimate friends being
invited. The table was adorned with
scarlet carnations. with leis to match.
The repast was served at one o'clock.
4 4 4
Miss Eva Lindemann, the gifted |
soprano soloist.-vho has been delight. |
ng Honolulu audiences, left Tuesday |
On the Mauna Kea for Hllo. Miss Lin
leman will visit the volcano in the
of her brother, Mr.. Ferdi-l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

en- Hough Of Stockton. Cal. Mr.. Hough
is banker and millionaire OF Stock.
'on. Her visit in this palatial home Is
sure to be a pleasant one. It will be
remembered that Mrs. Hough and Miss
Helen Hopgh spent portion of tlhs
last winter ut the Moana. and were
the recipients of much attention dur.
ing their visit here. After her return
, from Stockton Mrs. Saunders will re.
side at the Fairmont In San Francisco.
4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. campbell's Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Campbell
entertained at dinner Wednesday eve.
ming in compliment TO Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Dowsett, The affair was giveh
In celebration of the guests of honor's
wedding anniversary. Covers We're
laid for fourteen The table was
adorned with American Beauty roses
and beautiful hand.painted place
cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Folke are oc
."P' Tvs ue r'ou "ae'a'iahe country
no"ie Ut 'he Fehlhsuia.
that Mr.. and Mrs George Carter arc
In Naples, and are enjoying the sight
seeing that that city affords. The
80 ~ u".p.ie", "''u 'ne NarterS
INV ''S ',''' ''s 'o"''hs car
rome Nsa'n'
'uuse ana MIS- sldney Ballou, after
neaf'S three mohths TRIP on the
maintain, returned 10 honolulu on
'"c mai'cnur'a lhis couple are among
',e 'eauers Oh the smart set ana their
"osen'e nus oeeh notced during the
soeia' lestiViues' MFs' Baliou Is not
onIy social leader put taxes keea
inte'est III chari.apie Undertakings
"neleNer sue resloes' turing their
SoIouin on inc iiia'ni'nd tney were III
one continual wllII Oh snety' Atter
lea'ihs San francisco they visited IN
Los AnseIes' the FORMER ho'ne OF Nr''
So"'"eiS 'ou'e anu Jo"'he!eu '" W."
oii'a"' anu ''o'l 'heie w MaShiiS
~ - nv W. u "as'iius'oh
~ a''" 81, ,o' " 'iou,"' '"o 'uuse 'o,u'
D's,eas WIN peasu'e' MI
aiiu ",s. rianos W. iia'cn gave d
u''"0' " 'no'' no"o'' "'a ma"
"S' "uo ao'o","eu at 'ne moan"
iio'ei '"S' l''' e',er'a'',eu at 'hrse
"" :" ,o"o, =, m''' pai'ou' ~"
m's'Cs Sou'iie' ANU "no s'oppea az
.'u''o'," se'e'"i '',is nso, ""eu 'ne
A''"''i' ',ee, was "c'e, "'so sFe
us, rs ,r' ~ n"io' VI mlo p",,ou
'''"',''' ICY ","' W No"
io'N wy, "nere "" u"ys Wer'
spen' III sish''Seeins' snopp.hs ana
'"eu',e,soi"s' anu rrohi mere 'leS
ua,e''" =" '-o"'s'i''e Nen'uoNy' anu
Sisiteu WIN Teia'ives oi 'he Juuse'
Uh 'leir return 10 oui rranelscu, "rs'
iien'S D"''oh anu Mrs' aoher"'h ~"
sI'"'neu AZ an i''o'!'al yea at .ne
ra'"oe iio'e' i" honor VI Mrs' ba''
''ou'
Iuneneon d' Wane'e'
Inc MISSES walker ana MIS- FRED
erlck hlepahh gave picnic luncheon
wednesday IN hohor OF Mrs RenJes'
Inc settlhg Tor ms picnic was Wal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

Miss Eva Lindemann, the gifted
soprano soloist-who has been delight.
ing Honolulu audiences, left Tuesday
on the Mauna Kea for Hilo. Miss Lin
deman will visit the volcano in the
oompany OF her brother. Mr.. Ferdi.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

bedecked with fern. flowers and lels.
Over fifty guests have been hidden tu
the affair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

Governor and Mrs. Frear's Dinner.
Governor and Mrs. Frear entertained
a score of friends at dinner Friday
evening at their home on Punahou
street. The table was ornamented
with exquisite cut flowers and maiden.
hair fern.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

Doctor and Mrs. Musser of the l4th
Cavalry passed through Honolulu on
the transport Logan. The Mussers
had only day in Honolulu but were
busy being entertained by their numcr.
Gus friends
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

This evening the Misses Macaulay
are entertaining in honor of Miss Dias
and Mr., Hurd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

The numerous friends of Mrs.
Francis M Hatch will be sorry 10
hear that she has been quite ~ this
winter in Washington ID. c.. having
suffered several months from the eff.
feet OF la grippe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

On account of illness Mrs. Carrie
Jacobs Bond did not arrive on the
Manchuria, but will sail on the Will
helmina from San Francisco May H..
and on her arrival in Honolulu will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ten.
ney.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07
Mrs. Bierbach's Bridge Party.

Mrs. 5ierbach's Bridge Party.
Thursday afternoon, Mrs, Bierbach
entertained at bridge. Six tables were
arranged for the accommodation nj
the guests. The prizes were beauti,
full. The first prize, handsome hat
pin, was awarded to Mrs. Marks: the
second prize, a beautiful cup and sau-
Ger. About $3.50 delicious refresh,
ments were served.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-07

Or. and Mrs. Walter Hoffmann's
Dinner.
Doctor and Mrs. Walter Hoffman,
will entertain informally at dinner to.
morrow evening in honor of Mrs, Rem.
jes at their home on Kinau street.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12
Started Out to Meet the
World Face to Face About
Which They Had Dream.
ed Dreams.
HOME FROM TUCUM

rw" youug ladies who lived IN Heb
ron, Nrh, concluded that they wanted 10
hc independent, make living for them.
selves, aud not hc dependent upun
other, for support The obtained u let
ter from the pastor Of the Methodist
church Al Hebron to II lady who lived IN
Kansas city, packed their trunks, and
started uut L. meet face Ia face that
world NJ which they had dreamed hut
of which they had seen aud new so III
tie Their father was dead, and they
said good bye 10 their widowed mother
hclicycing that very soon they would
br sending her some of the fruits Oi
their honest toll, aud helping To max,
life sweet for her in her declining years
hut alas,
How vain are all things here below,
How false aud vet how fair"
When the Young ladies reached Kan
sus 'ity, the lady they expected Ia
meet wns uoi ~ the city, aud rather
than return home without an effort "a
secure work they went TO an Employ
rcut Agency, who sent them to Tucum
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12
ARBOR DAY Is
OBERSEVED HERE
Large Number of Trees Are
Planted BY School Child.
rem and Appropriately
Named.
CHILDREN ENJOY 1T

\rhut day wu- observe cd ~ very NJ
wrrh The literary exercises were held
on "Wednesday aud the tree planting ~
Thur-duN "Wednesday ~ the chapel
uuui. lu:.iu. exercises uf au appropriate
character we're held ia ~" high school
auditorium The program consisted Of
rrritnti"u. hy Finrcucc Surguy. Ethel
grade aud Willie Nruold of the nth
grade The hfth grade also gave au rN
crci-" that wus appropriate and we'll
rendered sarah Hall ui the Eighth
grade read nu r.sa, or 30" 90 Sc, of
rr"c, several Nrhur da, ,ung, were
sung
lu th" Primary ru"m ~ 'hr high
-rh"nl buildiug Mr. Nuus"u'. pupils
gave very Interesting aud unique pro
gram. 1hcr" were song. aud cNcr
rtSrS aud the children had also prepared
-"m" hand work orprorriat" to the oc
rnsiuu
At the central ,chool. exercises were
held at 1900 T. VI ln the ,nfiuu, room,
Th" program in Mrs Hind room par
ilciratrd ~ hy this room aud Miss
'aihey room j. ESPECIALLY worthy of
nrntIou. 'Ihcr" were recitation. hy
Nadgr Campbell. NrIir smith. atherinc
ff"rh"rg, frtl krnurnhcrg. Lucille
Wharton. Viola kryuold- aud Diam"ud
l'nll several appropriate song, we're
ais" sung b, thr pupils
The tree planting ou rhur.dny morn
ing was especially au enjoyable affair
to the 'ouus people. The pupil, all
mot 10 their respective room. ~ the
usual time aud at given signal the,
Hll marched tu ne" grounds hy rooms
aud proceeded to plant the tree. In the
place, hat had been pre-, iou,l, assign
"d them. NJ the high ~cho"l building
ihu'y ~ trees ~ ull. Vt the Central
building twcut yuu" trees were planted
aud ~ the north side ,chnnl nineteen.
making ~ nll seventy -iN trees planted
hN the Schuul children "u that day. Each
tree wa~ named after .nmr noted I,rr
son. Aftrr the planting wa, finished
~" pupils were nl marched To- their rr.
specify" rooms aud after an appropriate
song they were dismissed with iustrur
'i"n- ." =" homr aud nrlp plant trees
~ h"nu" aud clean up the premises IN
general. II va, dHy that vii not
hc r"rp"tt"u h, the Young lc"rlr ur
l'lurumcnrt 'rhr thanks "f the ,rh"ul
~" due q" "ur grncruu, mayor. Mt
~t,crt, t"l the tiu" tree, he furnished the
-rlu"l, free "i charge.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12
Warden of Territorial Peni-
tentiary and Enroute to
Kansas City for Treat
ment for Heart Trouble.
REMAINS SHIPPED
TO KANSAS CITY

4 ". Rayuoli>, warden "f the tr.
ritor,al pruit"uiiary, who has for the
past year been troubled with ,ul,ulal
heart trouble, aud who We are informed
hn, hrcu sinking rapidly sine" his
participation lu the ceremonies of the
inaugural ION oi GuNrruor Mills. died
uu the Rock island Limited Thursday
evening about ten minutes before reach
iug thu, itN MI Reynolds was nd
,i."d hy pr Knapp, pnysi ian of III,
territorial pcuitcniiury, who was ais,
his family physician, that be- must see.
n lower altitude and Ar Raynulds ae
co,npHuied by his family aud his phy
-ieian LEFT nania Ne Thurssiay morn
ing go route 10 Kansas city, hoping
the change would bring relief Mr..
linynolds was u member of the ord.
of Elks aud Dr. Knapp j. The exalted
ruler ~ the Santa fe lodge. aud on
arrival here ne a. nnce nul timed h. lo
ral lodge. which took charge ~ tne
ih nld hal Il cmhulmeu aud prcps,
ed for shipment after whieh Mrs. Rcy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12
CONTEST IN oRAToRY
AND ELocUTIoN

Much interest O., manifested ru the
coming urnturinl aud rlncut iunnry con
test ~ the Iurumcari high school \
gold medal will hr awarded the winner
in oratory aud one will bc awarded the
successful contestant ia rl"cut ION. Any
young lady regularly enrolled IA the high
school II eligible :" cutrr the rlurutiuu
nrN contest and auy Young man, regular
lN enrolled ~ high school student
- entitled tu enter the OIatOrial con
test The routr.t will hr brld IN April
There are already several entries rnr
both contests, The object !, not only
IL give these Young people training
along these line, but also tu enable the
Tucumcari high ~rL1ol to enter q con
tcstnnt ut the Territorial contest at Al.
huqurrque next winter,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-12
TUCUMCARIANS
WANT DEEP WELL
Many of Our Citizens Are
Willing to Take Stock
in a Deep Well PROPOSE.
ton.

The riiiscus "f Turumcnri and 80
rinity are anxious ~ know wb",h"r
or not We have nitcslnn waite ~.
~ uil ~ this valley aud u News rep
rrsrninti,n has been interviewing ."nc
of them this week, aud finds 'hrl many
"f them viii invest IN deep well rurN
want u" ser u we'll IWi down drop
enough tu dctcrmiu" whether - up'
rrr willing 10 form u Joint SO. r"iu
rnu,, aud d"i ~ IN" oNp"u- "i 'h"
we'll pro, iicd they can shnr" .o ru"
,o"''. .rnn!l water hr fnri
/, viii cost probably u, much 20,
s5.uuu to put dawn th" welt bat II
~" hundred persons viii n,rs' n-
done SeNo,a men to whom the New,
man ,Hlhcd agreed ,n tnb" y. much %.
$50 IN stock.
The plan j. ~ follows. y" form q
iuiut stock COMPANY with q pHld up
rnpitnl " sJ.,Hu. - be- div ,idrd iutu
shnlr~ "f slu each Eject niic"rs aud
adopt bylaws. Then after ia" urgnui.
lnti"u at th" company b. completed. nd
,rrtls" To- rrrcIv" proposals from the
baud owners uf III" county. ~ which
will hr sci forth the terms on which tie
they Viii agree TO have the we'll put
down 90 their land Il viii hr under
stood that u the well pr"ducc, cithcf
Hrt"sinu water. gns ~ oil that those
hH, uug stock lu the company viii have
% corresponding au"uni ui stock ~ the
veil RI" st"ct holder, H., ,uic shall
select the land upon which the well :.
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