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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16

A~lgodones, r. C. NJ. and p. L. CO.
| Tract SO, Secs. - and IS, r. 1S, II. 5
H., 25.7S acres. Lot 4 and NE. u,
wv. u. Sec. :, r. IS, II. 6 r., 77,SI
acres: taxes, $500; penalty, SO;
costs, SEQ; total. $16.14
PRECINCT NO. 10.
Armiio. Agustin. Founded ~,
Road: S, Acequia; T., Grant Limits
w, Acequia, last y taxes; taxes.
$l.13; penalty, .06; costs $500; total
s3,1S.
Armijo. Andros-Bounded n. NJ.
| Armflo y Otero; $. and T.. Grant
| Limits; w, Francisco Gonzales.
| Bounded ", Road; s, Arroyo; r.,
NJ, Armijo; W, Julian Pals; taxes
$40; penalty. 20; costs, $3.50; total,
$40.
Eicl,ert. c. Wand and Imp,
Sec. 80, T. IS, r. 8 Il. taxes, $40;
| penalty. 20; costs, $l.20; total, $5.S2-
ELLIS. Geo. C.-NE. =, NE. u, w.
u, NE. 4. See. 16. T. 10 n. r.. ! w.
SE. 4, NV. u, Sec. t6, 7. 10 N, n. /
| w, 100 acres. taxes, $l5.l3; penalty.
10; costs. $2.O0; total, $lf.S9.
&.
Gurulc, Erineo.-Bounded ~, I.
GuruIe; S, Arroyo: E.. Community;
w, n. Gurule. Founded s., com
munity; s., a. Gallo@os; T., las Htter-
tas; w, j. NJ. Gallc&"s & SEES, @2.S9,
penalty, IA, costs. S2.a0, tutaL Sa.aS..
Gurule. J. H.-land and Improve
ments; taxes, $2.55; penalty, 49,
costs. Sl.20, total. $3.SS.
l..
Lopez, Tomas.-Bounded n, Reyes
| Gonzales; s, Road; r., Acequia; W.,
c Duran; taxes, $3.56; penalty, IS;
costs. SLIGO; total, $3.50
Spader. c. F.-Improvements on
Homestead; axes, $S.26; penalty, Az
! costs, $1.20; total. $3.50.
sullivan. John W.-Improvements
on Homestead. taxes, $f.l5; penalty
So: costs, Sl.20; total, $50.
Notice is further given that the un-
dersigncd. tax collector of SandoVa
County, will. on the first Monday OF
November, 1910, offer for sale at pun
lie auction ut the front door of the
courthouse Of said county, IN the man
ner uroyidcd by law, the property set
forth and described i'm the foregoing
list. or as much thereof of may be
necessary to realize the respective
| amounts due, and hat said sale VIII
he continued from day to day, not eX-
ceeding sixty days. until all of SAID
~ropcr has been disposed of.
ALEXANDRA SANDONAL,
Treasurer and ex-Officio Collector ol
%Sandoval County, New Mexico.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Not Less Than $500.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the following list contains the names
OF the owners OF all property upon
which the taxes levied in the year l90s
in and for the Territory of New Mex
leo. County of Sandoval, amounting
to more than $25.00, have become de-
linquent, together with the description
of the property, and the amount Oh
| the taxes, penalties and costs due op-
posite zach name and description, TO-
gether with a separate statement OF
the taves due on personal property
whether the several aNe are que
from the same owner OF, owners
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16

THE ATTITUDE OF ELDERLY
PEOPLE

Goes out to whatever helps give
them ease, comfort and strength.
Foley kidney pills cure kidney
bladder diseases promptly, and give
comfort ana relief to elderly people.
j. II. O,RiellN 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16
PRECINCT NO. 5.

Cebada, jose Ma.-Improvement'
and Personal Property; taxes, Sll7.bO
penalty. $5.Ss; costs, $50; total
s12J.04.
Luccro, Dionicio. - improvements
taxes. s33.9S; penalty s1.G9; costs
$1.20; total, $685.
Akers, j. W.-Personal property
taxes, s77.1S; penalty, $685.; costs
S1.2O; total, $S223.
Aragon V Lucero, Manuel,-lm-
provements; taxes, $23.05; penalty
$l.15; costs, $40; total $3.50
Crespin. COMMUNICATIONS and
improvements; taxes, S44.3l; penalty,
$2.22; costs, $1.20; total, Sf7.73.
j..
Eichwal, A.. improvements on
Land without title and personal prop
crty: taxes. s47O.S8; penalty. $23.54;
costs, slGO; total, s49G.o2.
Gallegos. Esquipula. - Improve
ments: taxes, $67 90; penalty. 1896;
costs. S1.2O: total, s71.7S.
Garcia, Ramon-Improvements on
Land without title and personal prop
erty: taxes. S55.06; penalty, $2.75;
costs, $3.50, total. $59.41.
Hildretb. ]. VS.. y, sw. u, Sec.
10. NV. z. NV. u, Sec 80. T. 90 ~.
r. 2 f., NE. a, NE. q. Sec. 25, r. 90
NJ. Rg. l f.. 1877 acres taxes,
$34.O3; penalty, $1.70; costs, $40;
total, $3S.1S.
Miera. L. An. z, sW. y. Soc ..
r. 20, r. . r., so acres. SIC, 4, NV.
u, SW. y, NE q. Lots ] end 2, See.
2. r. 20, r. . T.. 1GO.i3 acres I'M
provemonts AT cuba; taxes. $925.0l;
penalty, SAFE; costs, $40; total
S969.G0.
Micra. V. S.-House and Improve
ments. business house, taxes, ~S126.65;
penalty. 1888; costs, $3.50, total
S1344S.
Montoya. Paulin-rand and I'm
movements taxes. S52.t7; penalty,
s.. 60; costs. $40; total, 1891.
S.
Salazar. J. J-Bounded ~, Manuel
Garcia. s.. Rumaldo Win: T., Rio
Puerco; w. Road; taxes, $75.S5; pen
atty. S3.1a: costs. St.60: total. $Sl24.
PRECINCT NO. 8.
Montoya. acknowledgements;
taxes. S34.34. penalty. $t72; costs,
ei.-"r A't''s F"'F-
%SandovaI. Cornello M-Boundcd
". g. 4. Sandoval: s., g. A. Sandoval;
J.. and w. Grant; taxes. S6o.56; pen
atty. SG.02: costs. $50; total, 3b5.lS.
4.
Trnes. Raggy-Bounded n, $. Gar
s.. G.. Garcia: e. and w. Grand
bounded NJ a. Trujllo; s.. r. tines
T.. River: w. Grant Limits; taxes
s22.gO; penalty, SIZE; costs. $2.40'
$26.45.
Unknown owners OJo dc san Jose
de san Jose Land Grant
1851 acres. taxes. sil5.O1; pen
atty. k5.75: costs. $50. total. s12226-
Unknown owners Town OF san ISL
dro Town 81 Ia 1sidro Land Grant
i%1f7G.Gs acres: taxes. s30422 pen
ATTY. s6.2O: costs. 81. 60; total. s3i2.02
PRECINCT No. 10.
4
Abousieman. M-Bounded y. Mrs
N. I. Otero. s. Hugh Murray. f.
Road. W. River. Bounded n. c. NJ
sandoval: s.. Ant J.. Garcia. +. and
W. HIS. last p taxes. taxes. $1O.Il
$3.50. costs, f2t0. total
Otero. 4 I-Bounded y. Feuton
Hot Springs. T.. Road: W. River
Rounded y. J.. Garcia: :. O. NJ san
T.. Road: W. River. NV. u,
~. r. IS y. re-. 2 e. taxes
penalty. s4.Os, costs. $3.50
otal. SSH.
PRECINCT No. ~.
4.
clchiti Gold Mining Co-Patcnted
Albemarle. Patented Claim
Patented Claim Huron. pat
Claim Onterio. survey No sef.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16
OVER S25.0O.
PRECINCT No. 4

ID.
Dannenbaum. R--Bounded n, q.
valdez: S., +. Sandoval; e., Road;
w. II. Pereas taxes $4,000; penalty.
$50; costs, $50; total, $53.10.
Sandoval, e. M-ilousc at Cabezon;
taxes, $55.97; penalty, $2.79; costs
$l.20; total, $59,96.
vi.
NJ. and S. Montoya CT ant.-Miguel
and Santiago Montoya Land Grant,
29G7.57 acres; taxes, $3.50; penalty,
$3.4f; costs, SLIGO; total, $S3.74.
X.
Kirchner. Nestota G. de.-Bounded
NJ. r. Baca; s.. 4. valdez; e. Ditch;
w. River; taxes, $4,000; penalty,
$3.50; costs, $l.G0i total. $33lo.
Noedel. wm.-Boundcd n, Albino
Valdez; S., Mrs. p. Castillo; T., Main
Ditch; w, Rio Grande. Bounded ~,
NJ. 5. Otero Est. s., Road; T., Man
i: taxes. s122.5O; penalty, sale;
costs, $2.S0; total, $i3142.
Otero, T.. BOUNDED ~, r..
Gutierrez: =, j. Griego; t., Il. r.;
w, Indian Road; taxes, $4,000; pen
atty, $3.50; costs, $1.G0; total, $3.50.
Otero, Mrs. M. S.-Bounded blouse
and LOl) n, f. Baca; s., Church; e.
perea Mil; W., Rio Grande. Round
9u a., lI"i"B - AZ rrdi1r pitch
haIus' -, i Tn{on.
D"uI,uou ondod = pcrn Moro
- Hs'etv. TinICf. ~ Estnro. ~
-, p WIN -N"'u rn,ticr-
Ihuiln Du'u, H' - ptt,r "
rvH' 800 rntnraet In Ia
C'Jtuel 100 lu''r", r "t,'e T,oct
suhlt"s ot"n,. isidrn Grant
I-itnu. int'tgS. proncrtr .Temcz
Scinyz ~, 1l,t" Trion md Grant.
6uIpnur I"lSi,'' r,,1a I'M, faves
s-'''p ~ o O""Pp $oo -. costs sG so:
49, . "a
puaaa 11o,,ee
and iondp n Niauel q. de Raca; $.
1nu i.an'1 ~ Grant mis-. "
), SiiVa iss. f;' ''a parnaiIin ucrc
t.otu. ~ H. pnod. W Mo
CO.. s. ;. sanchez ~ Is9'9' WI "
Grande boun"11 an" NJ AZ
a = ana >. r. H. E,i D.
Chstilio, lois " an - p,tra
nahiIo loNnsi.e' ~ and
Gufulti p JUN I'is"t =,
;. +. II. r.; W. Rlo Granoe- nIu,la
ed y, NJ - Gohz,les - @ran,
Townsite Co; r. Las fiuSntHS "i"
W, Eio Grande' t1NeS. NIoY'' IA
any 1888: eosts; $oVg, .'u,'
""
a =
HrnlJo' NJ r,tno1. n uiycr.
A.. Perea; =, T.. Martlneh. F.. n.tF,t
W, Grant: taxes. e-5-oo, pen"'s
Sl.l3; costs, $3.50 totti' N-o-"''
G
Garcia Pedro G-Bounneu
Maria Cafaba1al; =. Marcus b"'A -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16
PRECINCT NO. Is.

Algodones, f.. c, NJ. and p. l.. Co..
Tract So, Secs. - and IS, r. 1S. r. 5
H., 35.73 acres. Lot 4 and NE. u,
NV. u. See. Z. r. IS, II. 6 r., 1871
acres: taxes, $500; penalty, 90;
costs. SO 40. total. $16.14.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16
List of
Delinquent Taxes
SandoUuL County
LESS THAN $500.

Notice Is hereby given ma The foI-
,owlng list contains the anne of the
owners of all property upon which the
,axes levied in the year 1909. in and
for The Territory of New Mexico.
ropnty of Sandovai, amounting to less
man $500, have become delinquent,
,ooether with description of the prop
erfy and the amount of taxes, penal
les and costs due opposite each
name and description, together with
Tho personal property, whether the
several taxes are due from the same
r 4. owners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16

Griego; r.. Rosque; w, A, perra;
taxes. $29S. -; penalty, $14.9t; costs,
$500; total, $3l9.13.
silva, j. F.-Bounded N, M, Con
zales: s.. j.. NJ. Sandoval; e, River.
w, Hills. Bounded ~, Adrian Jonse;
s, J. J.. Gutierrez; e. River. W.,
Grant Limits. Bounded \. J. NJ.
Castillo, S. A. M%ontoya Est; t., SAN
dia Mts.: w, n. K. Co. Bounded n,
J. p. Castillo; s, j. =. Castillo; f.,
r. r.; W. Second St. taxes, $24.6Ss
penalty. S1.23; costs, $500; total.
500 Al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16
PRECINCT NO H..

Cichiti Gold Mining Co.-Patcnted
claim Albomaric. Patented Claim
pamiico. Patented Claim Huron. Pat
ented claim Onterio. survey No ssf,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16
PRECINCT NO. 10.
INK
PRECINCT No. ~.

Golden Placer Mining Gov. z
r -. 81. y. W. p. sW. q, Sec .
r 12. r. G T.. T. y. r. =. sE. =.
". y. Sc. u. NE. =. Sec. 4. T. y
II G r. W. =. NE. =, Sc. n sM.
a. NE. u. Sec. 4. r. ~. r. 6 = NV
4. sE. a. r. z. Sc. q. NV. = see
4 r -. n. 6 =. =. =. NE - SM.
a. Sec. 4. r. IL. II. 8 T.. NE. 4 y
=. NV. y. Sec. 70. T. II, r. 6 ~. ~
cores NE. u. NE. "a. W. =, Sc. =.
M. x. Sec. II. r. ~. r. 6 e T. ~
.sW 4 Me. a. NV. =. sec. II. TIE,
n 6 y. T.. 4. sw. =. NE NV =
NE. a. sec. II. II. r. 6 r. Ne
wv. Il. Sec. II. r. II. r. s r.. $ =.
sw. u X. =. Sc. =. NV "a 81
x. sec. .. r. y. T.. s r. T. a. =, y
SW n. Sec. Q. n. ~. Il. 8 T., last :
taves. taxes. s3Sfs; nenalty. fla2;
costs. $50; total. f4S.s5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16
PRECINCT NO. !.

A.
Archulcta, j. NJ, Jr-House III
Pet. 4 and Personal Property; taxes,
$l69.S6: penalty, $640, costs, 81 2o'
total, $f16.64.
c.
Catron, c. C.-All that certain piece,
marcel and tract OF land, situated, W.
ing ana being in the County of san
doval. in the Territory of New Mexico,
commonly called the Espiritu Santo
Co, which said tract md Grant OF
Land contains $4,000 acres, taxes
~St79S.S2; penalty, $S9.94; costs, $3'2o'
total, S1S91.96.
T..
Iovato, Tolesfor-Bounded n, Ben
igno Lueero; S., Pedro Archibeque; r.,
Rio Puerco. w, Tomas; taxes, S26.So;
penalty, $1.34; costs, $3.50; total
$29.S3.
NJ.
Martinez, ]. B., Sr.-Improvements
in Government Land; taxes, slll.9oi
penalty. $5.55; costs, $3.50; total
i$119.05.
Neher. Geo. K-Personal property
taxes. $15G.S0; penalty, 1884, costs
81 90: total. slG5.st-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16

Abousieman M-Bounded y, Mrs.
". =. otero. s.. Hugh Murray. D..
Road: w. River. Bounded n. C. n.
sand0vai: s.. Ant J.. Garcia. +. and
W. HIS. last p taxes. taxes. f70.1l;
penalty. $3.50. costs, $40. total.
frG Oh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16

Otero. 4 I-Bounded y. Fcuton.
s. Hot Springs. T.. Road. W. River.
Founded y. J. Garcia: :. O. VI SAN
doral- Z. Road: w. River. NV. "a,
Sec. i2. r. IS y. Rg. 2 p. taxes.
xsf.ai. penalty. si06. costs. $3.50.
..l.I 80. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16
PRECINCT NO. IS.
PRECINCT No. IL.


Castillo. observation-disclosures y.
Mrs. J. NJ. Castillo. <. Indian Land;
D.. Ditch: W. Rio Crande; taxes.
.Sf3.2i: penalty. SO; costs. S2.Qo, total.
s15.S7.
Davis. r. L-Bounded y. J. Baca
Est: <. J.. Millers Est. T.. Foothills.
W. Acequia; taxes. se.15; penalty.
as. costs. ti.c0: total. SliS3-
a..
Gonzales. VI. D-Boundcd y. n
r.. :. II. r.. F.. Ditch. W. Owner.
bounded y. 4. Archibcuue. s. and E.
=. Archibeque: w. J. Castillo, taxes
1855. penalty. IS. COSTS. sac. total,
sl6.7S.
i.
Perea, ~Ignacio M--Bcunded y Il.
Niiera. 8. j. T. Castillo. D.. Ditch. W.
Road. taxes. $500. penalty. .s5.
costs. $3.50: total. 1888.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16
PRECINCT NO. >.

e..
Garcia. ]. S.-Al right title and int.
in cap. Antonio Baca Grant, Nuestra
Sonora de la Lue2 de Las Lagunitas'
Pat. Nov. 20, 1902; taxes. ~$l29S.O0;
penalty, SGt9O; costs, sac; total,
$1365.30.
Jastro, IL. A.-All that portion of
Bernabe Montana Land Grant lyinG
within the County of Sandoval, beins
Twps. 10 and IA, r. l and >, 2915O
acres: taxes, $~S1S.12; penalty $4O.9li
costs. S2.40; total, $S61.43.
y.
Kelly, II. VA portion OF Cebol-
lota land Grant. 2250 acres; taxes,
$Gi.S7; renalty. $500; costs, $3.50
total. SGG.56.
Sena, Mariana S-The undivided
int. in ana to that certain Land Grant
known as the Aqua Salada Grant OF
Luis Jaramillo, confirmed by the
Court Of Private Land Claims, Aug.
%, 1898. containing l069S.9S acres
situated In Sandoval County. In Twps'
IL and 10 y, r. .. ? aud 4; W.
$4,000 acres taxes, $lt7.1l; penalty
s7.95; costs, S4.00; total, $15S.46.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16

Unknown owners OF the CeholNla
Grant-Cebolleta Land Grant, 25Iho
acres; taxes. ~$70S.13; penalty, $30.4oi
costs, $3.50; total, $74b.13.
Unknown owners of san Fernando
ana san Blas Grant-San Fernando
and san BIAS Land Grant, 4t070,66
acres; taxes, S1211.92; penalty, S60,55;
costs. So.O0: total, sI274.47.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16

Mestas y Gallegos Jose.-Improve-
ments on Government Land. taxes,
sl-t9. penalty. .06. costs. si-s0. total.
s29s.
:.
sSalsedo. Frnncise0 -Rounded y.
j. NJ. Sailegos: :. Government Land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-16

Noedel. Wm.-Boundcd n, Albino
Valdez; S., Mrs. p. Castillo; T., Main
Ditch; w, Rio Grande. Bounded ~,
NJ. :. Otero Est; s., Road; T., Man
comun; w, Ditch. one Lot in Pct.
/: taxes. $122.50; penalty, $6.l2i
costs, $2.S0; total, ~$t31.42.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-14

First Lighthouse for Airships.
Popular Mechanics: What is said to
be the first lighthouse built for airship
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-14
North Arkansas Folks.

Anthony Bulletin: Travellers along
the mountain roads of Northern Ar
kansas will meet many of those who
dwell there. Along those highways
there is much freighting and driving
of cattle and stock. True, the railroads
have pierced the country and taken
toll from the gates and roads, but they
have not yet fully woven the network
of steel rails, and the mountain roads
are much used. 1t is along these roads
that travellers get right impressions Of
the natives. They are very much at
home. They salute one with ''Howdy,
Stranger" If they be camping along
the way they are likely to call out
Light, stranger and feed"
If one can play the fiddle" one is
yet "a man of parts in Arkansas. The
natives are a soft voiced people and 1t
is pleasure to hear them talk They
do not shrill out their compliments
their orders, their joy, their greetings
as some folks do. There is a musical
cadence even about their profanity
quite refreshing and quite charming.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-14
Mark Twain and Frank MILE.

S. ]. Woolf in Golfers: Into the
dining room with it's colonial furniture
and portrait of himself painted years
ago by Frank Millet. TITS all mine
except the hair" he remarked. 1 looked
in bewilderment. 1T was this way. .
he explained, when 1 started sitting
for that one, my hair was fairly long
but as the sittings continued, 1t grew
until it was uncomfortable. So one
day, without saying anything to Millet
about 1t, l went to the barber to have
it trimmed. Unfortunately, I grew
sleepy in the comfortable chair, and
when / woke up /, saw that l had lost
all likeness to my portrait / didn't
know what to do, for I was afraid OF
Millet in those days, so on the day for
the next sitting hired wig and went
to the studio. When I got there Millet
at once noticed how fine my hair look
ed and painted IL, and 1t wasn't until
the session was ended that / took 1t
off,"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-14
Kept stopping Taft,s Train.

New York Evening Post: Presi-
dent Taft returned to Washington from
Worcester, Mass, his train being de-
layed an hour owing to peculiar man
Hesitation of nature, as explained by
the railroad men. Throughout the en-
tire night the rest of the presidential
party was broken by the continual
stopping and starting of the train.
stops being made at out-of-way places
which the schedule did not call for.
An investigation by the trainmen
showed that the highly moist atmos-
phere was causing the contraction Of
the bell cord, the result of which was
that the whistle in the engineers cab
was continually blowing the signal for
a stop. 1t Is presumed by the train
men that the bell cord was strung a
little too tight In the first instance, and
did not allow enough play for the work
OF the elements.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-14
UNCLE SANS SPELLING.
Rockville Centre Folk Object to Official
Use of "Center."


New York Press: Rockville Centre
Long Island, and the Long Island Rail-
road Co. are going to give Uncle Sam
a lesson in spelling. They assert that
although he is more than 100 years old
he does not know how to spell CENTRE
and persists in spelling it center
much to their annoyance. So long as
Uncle Sam does not apply his mistaken
notion in relation to the proper way
of spelling the word to this village the
people and the officials of the railroad
company do not care a rap how he
spells 1T. They say he may make it
'senter," or even draw a circle and put
black dot in the middle of it.
Uncle Sans great offense is in per-
sisting in spelling the name of this viii
lage Rockville Center" when the VIII
layers. the railroad officials, and every
one else who knows the correct spelling
is Rockville Centre" This village was
incorporated as Rockville Centre. !"
The sign on the railroad station reads
Rockville Centre" All the station
cry in the village is printed Rockville
Centre" Notwithstanding that every
letter that is mailed from here or de-
livered here is stamped Rockville Gem
ter" Uncle Sam has been warned time
and again Of the mistake he is making
Thus far he has paid no heed.
The board of village trustees held
special meeting last night. The ques-
ton of Uncle Sans ignorance was dis
cussed from all sides. Finally the Sec
rotary of the board was directed to
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Warns Aeains Company.
An opalized snake.

Adelaide Advertiser; What is sup
posed to be an opalized snake has been
discovered by a prospector at White
Cliffs opal fields, South Australia, from
whom fr has been secured by an Ade-
laide resident named S. Saunders.
On what appeared to be q piece of
ironstone, dark brown in color and
therefore making an excellent back
ground to show orr the precious stone,
was embedded the form of small
snake or lizard OF pure opal. The
coiling body measured about two inches
in length and the head and eyes are co
be plainly seen. Even the scales Of the
back can be discerned
Before MIR. Saunders secured II the
specimen had been submitted for ex-
animation at the museum. and he was
informed on making the purchase that
1t was a reptile Of some kind ossified
and then opalixed.
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City in Brief

The bank clearances for today
amounted to $12s,294.S2.
The plans for the armory at Valley
City have been changed and forty feet
will be added to the structure.
The plans for the model schoolhouse
at Glendale are on exhibition at the
builders & traders rooms in this city
and the bids are announced to be OPP
ened May 90.
Fargo lodge of Elks will hold busi-
ness meeting this evening to which
every member is asked to attend. There
will be good deal Of business to be
attended to at this session.
There will be an adjourned meeting Of
the Fargo Commercial club next Tues
day evening at 6 o'clock and every
member should be present. The most
important business to be transacted
is that of the auditorium and the great
white way. There will be a Dutch
lunch served at 6.
The Fargo Builders G. Traders will
hold special meeting next Thursday
evening in their rooms on Broadway,
the meeting being for the purpose of
getting acquainted with the newly
elected members. 1t will be held at
s o'clock and there will be nice
Dutch lunch.
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Evangelical Association Conference.

Evangelical Association Conference.
Hazel, S. D., May Ito The Fo-
rum: The 9th annual session of the
Dakota conference Comprising North
and South Dakota) Evangelical ASSOC
citation is being held in the Zion
Evangelical church Of Kellerton. About
sixty ministers and laymen are in at
tendance. Bishop Thomas Bowman
D. D, Of Allentown, Pa, is present and
presiding; Rev. T. C. Meeker of Erie,
Pa, corresL onding secretary of the
missionary society; Rev. C.. Munzer.
publisher o. Cleveland, Ohio, and Rev.
F. w. Umburt, treasurer of the North
western college, Naperville, Ill, are
among the visitors.
The session opened Thursday at Q
a. m, with the celebration of the
Lords Supper, followed by an inspir-
ing and instructive address by Bishop
Bowman. Rec. c. A. Bremen was an
pointed secretary of the conference
with Rev r. w. Teichman and C. p.
Strutz as assistants; Rev. John E.
Booth was appointed reporter for the
press.
Rev. H. Loewen was granted cre-
u0h'idls " the CdlIornla conference.
Rev. j. j. Schaeffer and John Brock
mueller were granted leave to remain
in their ttinerancy one year without
an appointment.
Committees were appointed on ways
and means, finance, resolutions, tenn
perance, education and young peoples
alliance.
Rev. c. Hauser and Rev. f. w. UNI
burt addressed the conference in be-
half OF their institutions Rev. F. w
Teichman was elected trustee for the
Northwestern college and A. H. Rux
and w. L. Martin were voted ordina-
tions as deacons.
The conference will last over Sum
day and there will be preaching SER
vices each evening.
Cor H
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Business .JOts
,ok paints signs. Phone s2S.

Cook paints signs. Phone 926.
Chocolate clippers wanted, CLANCY.
Everhart Candy c..
DR.. ]. L. Savage. surgeon and ply
stefan, sos Front street.
DR.. F. W. Chandler, dentist, Port
Huron building. No 8 Broadway.
Furnished rooms by day, week or
month. Tweeder block, N. p. avenue.
Money TO loan on watches, dia-
n4onds, furs; 81 to $1,000; low interest
Matt Siegel. 424 Front street.
Ii you SGAMMER write the Nation
al Institute for Stammerers, Cruokston,
MINI. Absolute cure guaranteed
Mrs. M. X. Clark will make ap-
pointments at residences for first class
work in facial and scalp massage,
shampooing and manicuring. Phone
6S0-L or 1850.