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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
BOATS COLLIDE
OFF HARB0R BEACH
Steel Steamer Maryland Is Disabled
and Is Taken Into Port To
Be Repaired.
MARGARET swoPE.

PORT HURON, Mich, April Is
Especial THE first marine accident
of the season occurred at Harbor
Beach some time during the night,
when the big steel steamer, Mary
land. enroute TO Duluth. was disabled
in q collision with some unknown
boat. She is now in port at Haroor
Beach with big hole in her bow,
which will necessitate several weeks
repair A dense fog prevailed on
lake Huron throughout the night
The steamer Bethlehem went
aground about eight miles south oil
the Port Hope wharf She has
aboard a large load OF -four for Cleve-
land. The steamer Columbia and
barge is in shelter at Harbor Beach.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
STILL BELIEVES COOK
REACHED NORTH POLE
Rear Admiral Sehley Says Peary Has
Proven That His Rival Got There.
MRS. LOGAN swoPE.

Proven That His Rival Got There.
WASHINGTON. April 1s.-Dr. Fred
erick A. Cook still has one hrm sup,
porter in the person of Rear Admlrai
Winfield Scott Schley
When after painstaking study, /
have reached conclusion, II
takes more than an Archimedean
lever to move me. IL was N that way
that | studied the claims OF DR.. COOK
and ! have not changed. end see no
reason 10 change my belief that he
really reached the North Pole. -
In this fashion Schley disposed or
a rumor tina. he, too, had abandoned
Cook.
II is my belief" he continued, that
bath DIR Cook and PearY- reached the
Pole and | think the best witness DR..
Cook has OF the truth OF his story is
Peary himself.
Il cannot see how any impartial
man can compare the accounts OF the
two men without coming 70 the con-
clusion that the one might have been
written by the other and that they
both saw what they described
There was glory enough and money
enough for the two OF them The
trouble with Dr. Cook is precisely the
same as that which has confronted
many others before him. The first
explorer Is always discredited. When
Marco Polo returned from his long
residence in India. China and Corea,
not even members OF his own family
would believe the tales he told
Il think the American people are
apt to be little hysterical at the out
set; but We settle down and get the
view finally"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
A UNIVERSAL FOOD
Following Natures Footsteps.

81 have a boy, two years old, weigh
ing forty pounds and IN perfeci
health who has been raised on Grape
Nuts and milk.
This Is an ideal food and evidently
furnishes the elements necessary Tor
a baby as well "a for adults. We
have used Grape-Nuts in large guam
titles and greatly TO our advantage.
One advantage about Grape Nuts
food IL that 1t is pre-digested In the
PROCESS of manufacture. that Is, the
starch contained in the wheat an i
barley is transformed into a folm OF
sugar by the same method as This
process IS carried out In the human
tody. that Is. by the use Of moisture
and tong exposure to moderate
warmth, which grows the diastase IN
the grains anO makes the remarkable
change from starch to sugar.
Therefore. the most deiicate stOm-
Gch can handle Grape Nuts and the
food is quickly absorbed into the
blood and tissue. certain parts Of II
going directly 10 building and nour-
ishiug the brain and nerve centers
Made AT the pure food factories Of
the Postum Cereal Co. Ltd Battle
Creek. Mich
Read The Road 20 Melville.
found In pkgs There's Reason.
Ever read the above letter. a new
one appears from time 20 time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
| interest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
DRINKS TAKES PLEDGE.
Justice Stein Gives EN- Freedom
When They Sign 1.-The Papers"

Orlando Pierce was confronted by
the testimony OF his own son, when
ne appeared In police court. before
Justice Stein, Monday morning. tbs
son declared that his father was con
stantly drunk and made life a burden
TO the wife and mother The family
lives at Fourth-ave. and Cherry-st.
He would be all right II he would
let the booze alone" said the boy. Il
do not want him sent up, but | would
like him to take the pledge.
Judge Stein suspended sentence
when Pierce signed the pledge for a
year.
Omer C. Roberts was another peni-
tent. He was accused OF getting drunk
and raising disturbance around his
homo at No 400 Michigan-aye. He
signed the pledge for a year and sen
tence was suspended
jacob Moore selected the car tracks
on Hastings-st. near Montcalm- ST., for
a place TO sleep OF a jag. Sunday
afternoon. Patrolman Fritch took him
C the station He was suspended anu
warned to be more careful In his
selection OF couch. George DevaIi-
ME. a Juror In the recorders court,
was up for being drunk In order no;
to clog the wheels OF Justice. Justice
Stein suspended sentence. There were
over 20 cases In the early session
Monday morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
ANOTHER OUTBREAK FEARED.
London Newspapers Say Chinese VIII
Revolt Against Foreigners.

LONDON. April 1s.-The situation
in Chang-Sha anG the Human province
IL much quieter today, according 10
dispatches from Hankow to the Reu-
tiers News agency.
Advices to the foreign office also re-
port a cessation Of rioting but indi'
cat. that the Improvement Is but TEN
porary and that another general out
break is feared.
The London papers continue TO treat
the situation alarmingy. indications
ale that another great anti-foreign up
rising is beginning" the Star says.
The Leader declares that China 3
about TO pay dearly for the reaction
which swept sucn men as Grand Coun-
Cillor Yuan Shi HI from her councils.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
SUFFRAGETTES JEER
SUNNY JIM" SHERMAN
Mockine Laughter Greets Vice-Pres'-
dents Demand That Order Be
Maintained in Senate.

WASHINGTON, April lS.-Mocking
laughter from the galleries crowded.
with suffragettes. greeted Nice.Prest-
dent sherman today when he sterniy
announced: Applause Is not permit
ted in the United States senate
The clerks had been almost buried
under great stacks OF petitions for
equal suffrage and Senator LaFollette
In Offering the signatures OF lIOOO
pe rsons from his state had said:
Il hope the time will come when a
great body OF intelligent people in
this country will not find 1t necessary
20 petition for a right which should De
granted without request in a land OF
equal opportunity
The vice president had great diff
Guilty In checking the cheers which
the statement brought forth.
AT the annual election today DR..
Anna II Shaw was unanimously chos-
en- president, and Mrs. r. F Avery
first vice-president OF the National
Womans Suffrage association. Other
officials witt be chosen tonight.
Armed with petitions bearing hair
a million signatures asking votes for
women" the suffragettes in national
convention here, moved on The capltOi
today dressed In their best.
Fifty-four automobiles. decorated
with flags and banners, bore the dele
cations OF the various states in par
ade through the streets, preparatory
10 the visit to congress.
II was announced that 80 senators
ana 20 representatives had agreed to
join In the presentation OF the petition
which demands constitutions
amendment granting equal suffrage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
FOUR PLUNGE TO DEATH.
Bodies Are Found With an Overturned
Locomotive.

PARKER, Pa, April 1S.-Officials Of
the Foxburg & Kane narrow gauge
division of the Baltimore & Ohio are
today investigating the finding of an
overturned locomotive and the
mangled bodies Cf four dead trainmen
ut the foot of 30-foot embankment
Tear Shippenville Two boys discov-
cred the wreck but no one has been
found who saw the accident or knows
when 1t happened. 1t is believed the
engine was in the ditch all night be-
lore being found
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
WAGE Conference POSTPONED.

The adjourned conference between
The y. L. Z. and representatives OF the
street car mems union on ne wage
question, scheduled for Monday morn
ins. was further postponed unJ Tues
10Y morning at 80 o'clock. AT the re-
quest OF General Manager Frank W
Brooks. OF the railway company Mr..
Brooks explained that he was still en-
gagged with the eastern fnanciers who
have been in the city tor several days
/ International President Mahou. OF the
uiuon. Is engaged with the information
/ al executive committee and the post
ponement was entirely agreeable u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
TWO OVERCOME IN FIRE.

ATLANTA. Mich. April 1S-Dr.
George + Lister and Horace Cook
We're overcome by smoke and had
narrow escapes from death in a FIRE
thar destroyed AN Office building and
residence aud partially damaged the
Commercial hotel early today The
fire STATED supposedly from an ex-
plosion Of chemicals In Or Listers
drug store The flames spread 90 the
office and residence % Or D. d. Flick
Jim and the residence OF Horace Cook.
and then attacked the Commercial ho-
tel but volunteers saved the hotel af-
teI $500 damage had been done
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
CARTER MUST PAY 100000.
Supreme Court Adjudees Him Guilty
After 10 Years.

WASHINGTON, Apri, ls.-After a
lapse OF is years Oberlin NJ Carter,
formerly captain of the United States
engineer corps, was today formally
edindced guilty by the supreme court
of the United States Of participation
I'm the notorious Savannah harbor
scandal.
Carter only recently has finished a
fve-year sentence in the Ieavenwort1
penitentiary after being found guilty
by the military courtmartial.
The supreme court today also grant
ed the government Their light 70 re-
cover $4,000 from Carter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
WILL RECEIVE SO PER CENT.
Sale of Breathlet Co.'s Assets for
5enfit Of Creditors To Be Held
TUESDAY,

The assets of The Breathlets Co.
which filed a trust mortgage. running
10 the Detroit Trust Co. as a trustee.
for the benefit of it's creditors. March
IA, will be sold at auction under the
trustees direction, Tuesday morning
ut 10 O'clock The assets have been
listed at $4,000, but it is expected
that they will shrink considerably on
The sale. The debts aggregate about
$4,000, and the outlook is that the
creditors will receive about 80 cents
On the dollar. The sale will be held
or the premises, Nos 90 and "a Con
yress-st. west.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
Health and Beauty Queries
ny MRS MAE MARTN'N

the use OF a good quinine hair tonic
made as follows, Get from Your drug
kist one ounce OF quinzoin. dissolve IL
IA half pint OF alcohol and add hall
punt, 90 rold water Rub this tonic
into the scalp gently every night for
ths nrst week Then use IL twice
each time ~ anything viii give you
new growth OF hair auluzoiu Will
The treatment Is nNigorating and re-
~ tshing and IL keeps the hate soft and
GLOSSY. so that 10 ig easily managed and
can be pat ap la any style YOU wish.
Miss Nobody: Yes YOU weigh ahou,
ten pounds more than a person OF your
height should. Try tbs 10 reduce your
weight. Get from your druggist four
ounces 81 parnotls and dissolve IN i'm "A
pint OF hot water Take a teaspoonful
OF this harmless flesh reducer before
each meal YOU will feel better when
You are rid of that superfluous flesh.
l.. Nj You can help your dead
and dull eyes. stop Inflammation and do
away with rrduess IL YOU use an eye
crNstos I'm plut of water Drop one
ot TWO drops ia each eye WheneNtF
they are tired or feel weak IL Will
not smart or burn. It's regular use
viii make your ewes bright and spark
ling 'rystos rs also recommended for
granulated eyellds IL can be pur-
chased az any nrst-class drug store.
Anxious. Ny dear girl. YOU eNagger-
ate the unstg htltnvs or the hlackheada
You say YOU are afflicted with. They
viii disappear II you use faithfully a
cream Jelly made as follows, Get from
your druggist one ounce of almOzotu.
put il iu half pint Of cold water and
add two teaspoonfuls ot glyceriuc Al
ter string briskly. allow 20 stand one
OF two hours. Massage your face with
This almoZoin cream and ~ viii thor
oUrhly cleanse the pores. Dust and
CRIME that soap and water never touch
viii roll out and off the skin. This
treatment tends To make large pores
small and prevents tho return OF black
heads Il clears the skin and keeps II
smooth. soft and pllahlv You can use
almoZoin as "A face and massage cream
inst as freely as YOU wish. for IL con-
tains no oils or fats that viii cause
growth OF supernuous hair
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
BRYAN RETURNS.
Committee Meets Him AS He Arrives
From Tour Of Chill.

NEW YORK. April s-Apparently
in excellent health and spirits. Will
lam Jennings Bryan returned 10 Am
erica today after his trip through
Chill. Bryan arrived on the steamer
Caracas ,from San Juan, p. X. The
liner came off the lightship at Sandy
Hook early this morning, but was
held up for several hours by a dense
fog
At quarantine the Caracas was met
by a tug charged by the Circumnavi-
CATION club. flying an immense wei
come" pennant. A committee, well
coined Bryan and took him on board
the tug.
The club will banquet Bryan, who
Is member No s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
naxlinht Thief Steals RUGS.

In broad daylight. Monday, thief
walked out of Madam Rouen-Hunts
millinery store with five large oriental
rugs. valued at s125. The rugs were
I'm the rear OF the store at No. 26S
Woodwad-ave. II is thought the thelt
was committed between and ~
o'clock while employees were busy in
the front part OF the store
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
Saved From the Grave.

II had about given up hope, after
nearly four years of suffering from a
severe lung trouble" writes Mrs. NJ.
l.. Dix. of GAINESVILLE, Tenn. often
the pain IN my chest would be almost
unbearable and / could not do any
work. cut Or Kings New Discovery
has made me feel like new person.
lis the best medicine made for the
throat and lungs" Obstinate coughs,
stubborn colds, hay fever. la grippe,
asthma Group. bronchitis and hem
orrhages hcarseuess and whooping
cough vield quickly to this wonderful
medicine Try 70 Guaranteed by +.
c. Kinsel Central Drug Co, Gray &
Worcester
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
ONE HURT IN AUTO WRECK.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. April 49,
While a party Of autoists consisting
OF George w Chappell. Charles Merit
field. Herman r Noble and Fred
Powers, all prominent men OF Grand
Rapids were returning from Plain
field, Sunday afternoon. the machine
Lecame unmanageable and the party
was thrown into a ditch when the auto
turned turtle Noble was badly in.
jured about the right arm, but the
others escaped The machine Is a
wreck
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
SHIPS COLLIDE AT 500.

sAULT STE MARIE. April IS
As the steamer North Lake was com
ing into the upper entrance of the
Canadian canal the North Wind.
through mistaken signals. struck her
in the sterE. STAYING in the fantail
about four feet The rudder and steer.
ing gear were badly injured All dam
age l. about the water line
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
wELL.KNoWN PHYSICIAN DIES.

I. LANSING. Mich. April IS (Spe-
cialD-Dr j. W Hagadorn. the old
est practicing physician In Lansing.
and we'll known in the state. died last
81,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19

& a. - You >saN YOU 40 not ike to
follow the new AtNlvs in hAlrdrcsslnb
because your hair rs streaked With IL
&, rent SHADES 81 rolor THESE streaks
are undoubtedly due 20 shampooing
with soap amt water tecommtnd
ranthroN Ia preference to any other
Shampoo. lt inAkrS "a rich .nd p!entt-
tui lathcH that thoroughly cleans the
scalp removes dgndruu. relieves itrh7
ing and irritation aud leaves the hair
SOFT, bright anu liMhN THIS lnrNp"h-
siNe and qUlch-,BNing home shampoo
rs prepared bN dissolving teaspoon.
ful o. centhroN la q tcaeuptul OF hot
water. Pour ON tie head a little az =
time. using Il as YOU would amy "tier
shampoo. 4
Olivette: II YOU ar safhicted with
pimplca. are thin and sallow, aud sur
Ter continuously from tired out
feeling you need "a good system ionic
that Viii cleanse your blood. MAKE
your liver more active and build You
up and strengthen Won Try this. Dis
solve half teaCunful OF sugar aud one
ounce ~ kaydeur in hair pint 81 dlco-
hol and add enough boiling water 20
make a full Cuart OF tonic. Take a
Tablespoonful before Vuch meal. and az
bed time You can get IN" kULden' and
alcohol at any drug store. This oid-
las toned home remedy restores lost
appetite anu aids digestion. Take 10
and you soon will. br stronger and free
f,um pimples and blotchcs
Alice. II the Joking of youi sweet
heart emharrasses YOU. stop using tdce
powder. The next time you so 20 the
dug store gct four ounces Of spurmaN.
dissolve IL In half pint Of hot water
and add two to0spooufuls of glYcerlne.
Tails makes a tne complexion beauut
nrr that viii ria you OF that SHINY
greasy look and give your skin a clear.
fresh and youthful appearance. u VIII
not show OF rub OF like poWder-dnd
lasts much longer Apply u also 20
YOU neck and forearms. rubbing gent
Is until dry IL Is nne 10 use when
wearing the short sleeves and low
ntcks that again Will he tie iashlon
this summer
Rachel. When your hair comes out
Sc freely while combing H. YOU should
take immediate steps 10 restore Aodt
scalp and hair 10 healthy condition.
Eandruff and falling hair are caused
by germs which can be destroyed by
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
PRos1 RulNs ERulT.

TRAVERSE CITY Mich. April Is
Especially Frost has Killed two
thirds Of the SOU cherry crop aud on =
third Of the swee, cherry crop ir the
peninsula The apple crop is not
injured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19
RESORTS.
Midi AVIA-kature'S Treatment

where you battle IA black. soft mud that
draws out pain and poison Thousands
cured Big Hotei--Open all year SEND Tor
book r. Il Kramer. Pres. Kramer ina
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
WHAT II COSTS 10 KEEP CITY HORSES IN PHOENIX SOME INTERESTING FIGURES SHOWING FEED ACCOUNT
 OF CITY CORRAL

In order to arrive at something of penses of the city corral. q detailed statement of the accounts of that department of the city, has been pre- pared in the office of the\cit re- corder covering a period of 1i months ending June 90. 1910. The statement shows that in all depart ments of the city an average of 437S horses were in use each of the four teen months. It cost s9.99 to feed per each horse of s139S6 for the en- tire fourteen months. The total cost of feed for the entire fourteen months was s6,116S3
 The statement is as follows: Bales of hay, S.716; sacks of barley. 2.370; sacks of bran. 237; credit on sacks, S7O.5O.
 Street cost. s91551; sprinkler cost. $S.237.O1; garbage cost, sS21.52; fire department cost. sS46.15; miseellean- ous cost. s25.S3; hospital account. s134.1O; condemned hay, s30.3S. Net cost of feed used for fourteen months ending June 30, 1910, s6. O10.6O,
 Cost of rolling barley. 120.4S Cost of storage on barIey.... TAPS
 s176.73 Received sale of sacks.. 7O.5O
 : 106.23 Net cost of feed S6.O1O. 50. Total cost of feed. IA mos. ss.116.6o
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
ty days in which 10 appeal.

ty days in which 10 appeal.
 Frank H. Parker. register. Charles E. Arnold. receiver"
 The attorneys in the suit were E E. Marks and NJ. F.. Leverich for Lo- peg; Armstrong and Stanford for Tharaldson; Christy and Alexander for lowell, and Rollins and Little ot Globe for the townsite claimants.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20

Dance at Alhambra Saturday night. Good order maintained. Police protec- tion. E. F. Reaksecker. ds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
Practise on This Coast.

The actual plan, Of the Ausrraaslan
team have not been made known, but
it j, regarded as certainty that the
quartet viii appear in the western
championships at Chicago this summer.
Arriving in san Francisco, the Aus
tralasiaus VIII play ON the coast only
in practise matches. if at all. The
courts of the Pacific Coast section are
composed entirely of clay and asphalt,
which would make it unwise for the
Australasians. accustomed to grass
courts. TO compete in matches under
these unfavorabIe conditions. This
fact will exclude them from competi-
ton IN the Pacific Coast championship.
In order, therefore, to compete for
the national doubles championships,
which is played in four sections-at
San Francisco, Boston, Atlanta and
Chicago-it Will be necessary for the
Australasians to compete at either At
lanta. Boston or Chicago.
It is obvious. therefore, that the
AustraIasians viii decide to win their
spurs in the Chicago section Of the
doubles championship, after which. #
successful. they can journey to New
pore for the challenge match against
T. B. Alexander and H. II. Hackett,
present holders Of the title.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
TENNIS STARS
WILL Be HERE
Worlds Champions Will
Pass Through Next
Month.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Word has
been received in America that the Aus
ta.a>lau Lawn TENN, Association VII
send an invading team to America this
summer in the hope Of capturing the
I.t4onal championship and other titles.
1t IS announced that this team viii
couss st of the four greatest players N
Observation-Disclosures f. Brookes Of
Victoria, Anthony +. WiIding Of New
Zealand, \. Walter Dunlop of Victoria,
and DR.. Sharp of New South Wales.
The team probably viii sail for Amer
lea the latter part of May and will be
accompanied by a team of six golfers,
comprising the best golf talent in the
ISLAND continent. Both teams Will make
complete tours of the United States
and viii compete in all the important
tournaments.
The visit of the Australasian play
ere will mark the first appearance of
players from the Pacific continent in
the United States Chief interest of
course Will attach to the appearance
Of the ''Great' Brookcs. who for the
last three years has been regarded as
the greatest exponent Of lawn tennis
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-06
May Mean Big Scores.

The main objection 50 far raised 70
the first plan. i that it may result in
too much scoring. This Will be deter
mined by experiment. 1t is probable
the distance TO be gained Will be raised
70 fifteen yards in three downs, with
q possibility that less distance Will be
required As the goal line is reached,
or that four downs instead of three
VIII be allowed. with the same gain re
uuircd
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
GREAT TRACTS ARE
OPEN TO ENTRIES
OVER 100000 ACRES IN ARIZONA
TAKEN FROM THE NATIONAL
FOREST RESERVE

WASHINGTON. May O.-(SpeciaD
On May IS, 1910. the secretary Of
the interior. upon the recommendation
of the secretary of agriculture. re-
leased approximately 60G.OSG acres in
Arizona from temporary withdrawal
for forestry purposes. and has pro
vided that Incorporated public lands
therein shall become subject 10 set
tlemcnt under the provisions OF the
homestead laws on and after August
9,1910. but shall not become subjec
to entry filing or selection under the
public land laws until on and after
September 8 1910. at the land Office
at Phoenix. Arizona The area so re
leased from forestry withdrawal lies
in central Arizona in Yayapai and
Maricopa counties. and about one-hali
there Of is surveyed.
The secre ary o. tn interior has
prescribed that the unappropriated
public lands in the area eliminated
from the Garces National Forest. by
proclamation Of the president dated
April 81. 1910. shall become subjeci
10 settlement under The provisions Of
the homestead laws on and after Aug
ust g. 1910. but shall not become sub
iect TO entry. filing. or selection under
the public Iald laws until on and after
September S. 1910 tie u. 5. Land
Office at Phoenix. Arizona The elm
igations are principally unsurveyed
and embrace approximately $1,000
acres. and are located in southern Ar
iona. in Pima, Santa Cruz and co
chise counties
School Indemnity List No. . al
proved o. May 1S 1910. by the sec
rotary of the interior for BLISS acres
OF land in the Las Cruces. New Mex
: leo. land district