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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-12-01
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Orders as to Taxes.

1t appearing to the board on the
affidavit of E. ]. Armstrong that the
neg of 3-14-40 was assessed as be-
! ing In School District No. 164 while
1t is located in District No. 1873, it
was ordered that $500 school tax
charged on account of District No.
"a be refunded; School District No.
! 1873 having no levy for 1910 the year
for which the assessment was made.
On the application of the O-W. K.
& N. Co., the board ordered the can
collation. of taxes amounting to 81 "a
! for the years 1906 to 1910 inclusive
on a tract in TeOka which was found
to be included in the right of way
of said O.-W. r. & N. Company, For
the same reason, taxes amounting to
So. 32 for the year 1905 were or
dered cancelled on a tract of 1925
acres of the O.-W. r. & n Co. at
Willada.
On account of error in the assess
ment of personal property of J T.
Patton for the year 1910 in School
District No. III, which had levy
of Is mills instead of No. 81, which
had no levy for said year, it was or
dered that $10.55 enormously col
lected on account of said error, be
refunded
1t appearing that tract owned
by NJ. w. Whitlow was assessed for
the year 1910 as being within the
corporate limits of Pullman while
it is located outside said limits, it
was ordered that $3.50 city tax,
thus enormously charged, be refund
ed
Road Matters.
The hearing in the matter of the
George Noe change in Stephens road
was continued to December IS, 1911
at 100 o'clock p. IN.
The hearing in the matter of the
kjack road was continued to De-
cember 4, 1911 at 2:30 o'clock D.
m.
A petition signed by Robert Nc
Nelly and fourteen others asking for
the establishment of a road to be
known as the G. w. Smith road was
referred to the county engineer with
an order to examine the proposed
road.
A petition signed by r. Smith
and "A others for a change in the
Colfax and Cotton road at the r.
Smith farm was referred to the
county engineer with instructions to
examine the proposed change
The contract and bond of O IL.
Stratton in the matter of the con-
struction of Improvement Road No.
3 were approved.
Miscellaneous.
The report of the checking clerk
for the month of October. 1911, was
approved.
An auctioneer's license for the
term OF one year was granted to
Geo. f. Stivers, Garfield.
The board rescinded the order
made on August 81, 1911, which pro-
yided for the allowance of bills for
automobile hire by the sheriff in
visiting certain points III the coun-
ty not conveniently reached by rail
road.
The petition of Chicago, Milwau-
kee Puget Sound Railway Co. and
E. NJ Foster for the vacation of
Railroad avenue in the town of
EVAN was granted, there appearing
to be no objection to such vacation.
The change in the boundaries of
School Districts No. 81 and 81. made
by the county superintendent, where
by the nwq of the neg of 30-17-44
was transferred from District No.
u to District No. 81 was approved
by the board
The board adjourned to meet De-
cember 4, 1911, at 1000 o'clock a.
m.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-12-01
Cole is Pleased With Little Idah,

Cole is Pleased With Little Idaho.
Idaho County Free Press: Every
body on Camas Prairie knows Fred
Cole, knows him to be man of his
word, man with high sense of hon
or. Therefore what Mr.. Cole says
means som ething-the more so be-
cause he does not speak lithly, nor
commit himself until he knows
whereof he speaks.
Mr. Cole is a prosperous and sue
cessful rancher of the progressive
type, who has a firm belief in the
stability of Camas Prairie soil and
who makes the business of farming
pay.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-12-01

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-21
Strong Board of Directors.

The Deming National Bank held
it's annual meeting at the cashiers
office. Tuesday afternoon. and it is
not at all surprising to note that
everything was found to be in alb
solutely first class condition and in
ship-shape all around.
The following strong board Of
directors was elected for the ensu-
ing year: A. j. Clark, c. L. Baker.
Thos. Marshall, A. W. Pollard, Col.
J. P. McGrorty, j. ]. Bennett and
H. H. Kelly. The officers will be
elected at a meeting Of the board of
directors next Monday, but it is un-
derstood there will be no change.
A. j. Clark will be reelected presi-
dent. c. L. Baker vice president. H.
H. Kelly cashier. and G. W. Ruther-
ford assistant cashier.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-21
lola.

Mrs. Alsopp is back on her claim af-
ter a visit to Arizona. She thinks this
the finest place ever. and says our sis
ter territory isn't in il with us in any
way.
The Sunday school is getting along
nicely, with very encouraging attend
ance. On Easter Sunday, Superintend-
ent Wykof introduced special fea-
ture by having Mrs. Danse deliver a
short address on the significance Of the
day.
The Midway school extends It's thanks
to the Southern Pacific Railway for a
fine wall map Of the Western part Of
the United States, which will greatly
assist Prof. Wykoff in carrying on the
work.
There will be a picnic Of the Hondale
and Midway schools on Saturday. May
30, at the close Of the scholastic year.
Professors Phillips and Wykoff, togeth-
err with their pupils have great expect.
tons Of a delightful time under the big
trees on the ranch.
Our genial neighbor. II. w. Linville,
has secured enough pledges to make il
worth his while TO take up the duties
of mail carrier between Hondale and
lola for the three months which must
elapse before the Postoffice Depart
ment advertises for bids on the route.
He has the confidence Of the people and
will undoubtedly discharge his duties in
an efficient and satisfactory manner.
A joint entertainment will be given
on the evening Of Decoration day, May
30. at the Midway school house, by the
pupils Of the Hondale and Midway
schools. II will be Of patriotic char
acter, and the lines have been written
by L. o. Danse so as to ht the abilities
Of the members Of the cast. A num-
Der Of local hits and some excellent mu-
sic have been introduced, and both
communities are thoroughly enthusiasts
tic over the affair.
Storekeeper Taylor has filed his bond
as postmaster, SO Il will only require
the approval Of the bond by the de-
partment at Washington to make him a
full-fedged government official. That
Is enough TO bring the ''smile that
won't come Oft" TO his face; but he has
additional cause for rejoicing In the
fact that his brother and family have
arrived with couple Of carloads Of
bag and baggage and taken up their
location among MS.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-21

Postofiice Inspector W. A. Golden
Of Denver. Mail Clerk p. j. Moran
of Silver City. and j. F. Eckert Of
Kirksville. Mo-, accompanied {. J.
Laughren on a brief tour Of inspec-
ton of some Of our big pumping
plants. Friday afternoon, and have.
as a consequence. become members
Of the Deming Booster's Band.
OF course Moran knew more or
less Of our great irrigation project,
but it was a pleasing revelation to
the other gentlemen. who were
more than lavish in their praises Of
the Mimbres Valley.
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Have you noticed the fine weather we
arc having?
Sunday school was well attended last
Lords day.
Laura and Lewis Hon visited their
parents over Sunday.
Mr. Perscher has his truck all In and
II looks extremely well. He will plant
both his homestead and the Colt farm.
DR.. Bowen hauled milo maize from
p. l.. Roses place last week. He has
purchased beans for planting from A.
l.. Taylor and viii plant lOo-ibs Of alfal-
"a.
Our worthy mail carrier contemplates
putting In pumping plant preparatory
to raising a crop Of feed and other
things. Mr.. Berwick knows 4 whole
lot about this country and can tell II.
James P. Westfall and son Ernest,
are planting their crops, which consist
Of beans. feed and fruit trees. We are
glad to say that his wife Is steadily i'm
proving and will soon be up again from
her late illness.
A. L. Taylor informed the writer
that he will finish the planting Of trees
for this spring and will have out $500
trees. He has about $500 trees which
he will leave bedded until full.
We would like to mention that Leroy
Hon has a fine orchard Of selected trees
planted and has all kinds Of vegetables
ready to eat. We wish to say to those
who said that Mr.. Hon could not do il
that they are mistaken. He's work
er.
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Pens, penholdcrs and pencils. FIX
ccptional variety to be- found at Kin
near's.
Go To llodgdon's, next door to the
postoiiice, for bargains in shoes, hats,
ties, shirts. etc.
Furnished rooms for light housekeep.
ing at the Lester House. Inquire Of
Lee o. Lester. litf
Telephone Stump 4 Hinyard for meat
and groceries and they will he prompt.
ly delivered.
Just let Mimbres Valley Lumbar Co.
figure your bill, They will save you
monsy If you will,
Thoroughbred S. e. Buir Orpinpton
eggs for sale, Sl.O per IL. Inther
Stevenson, Deming. 3tf
Silver Lace Wyandottes and Rhode
Island Red eggs, Sl.OO per setting.
Inquire ut Holstein corral. az
10 acres or 100 acres of decided land
for sale 81 miles southeast Of
Deming, j. c. Meek. 5tf
Dunson can and will build your side.
walk for less money than any man in
New Mexico.
Good things to eat, Fancy home.
made bread, doughnuts, pies. etc. w.
W, Atkins q Co., Silver Ave. AZ
For sale $4,000 shares of stock in
The American Fireman's Mining Com.
pany. Will sell at sacrifice or trade
for real estate in Kansas City Stu.
benrauch 4 Hartz, Kansas City, Mis-.
souri,. 9wlO.
We have an experienced new meat
cutter and can furnish the choicest cuts
Of meats and fresh poultry. W, W.
Atkins n Co. a5
Summer storage coal all gone, but
We have just received car of nice
fresh, screened American block. Ask
us. Deming Ice 4 Electric CO.
Buy your lumber now and save the
advance Of $3.50 To 81 when the pres.
ent stock Of the Deming Lumber Co. ia
gone.
The Lyons Milling Co., Of Lyons,
Kansas, has plnced their famous prn.
duets on sale at Atkins, Silver avenue
25tf
Car of screened Amercican block
coal just in. No summer storage coal
on hand, Call us up for the best in the
market, Deming Ice 4 Electric Co.
a7G
Wholesale lumber market announces
a sharp advance in prices, but every
thing In the Deming Lumber Co.'S
yards will be- sold ut the same old
price, II you want lumber better get
busy,
Lumber has advanced from $3.50 to
800 per thousand IN the wholesale
market, but not dollar advance will
be made by the Deming Lumber Co.
on present supply,
II you have well located land or A
good business proposition for sale ut
reasonable price, write me ut once on.
closing self addressed stamped envelope
for reply iowners only, Address j, c. |
Ross, sl6 Ind Ave So, Minneapolis.
MINI. Ava
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-21
Plainview.

". ~. W.
Homer Sanders IL erecting new
house on his homestead.
James Kerr is hauling out lumber for
his home near Red Mountain.
X. +. Without has begun on his well
and means TO have big pump in oper-
alton soon.
Robt. Pond is of on another trip. this
time to California.
Charles Pond and family have return
ed to their home in Nebraska.
Mrs. Martha Harris Is at home again
nursing Uncle Joe, who is suffering
with neuralgia.
A. o. Duncan, live Alabama boy,
has bought some elegant Plainvicw
stuff. and Is planning extensive inn
provements, including a modern resi-
dence and big irrigating plant.
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Those who are interested in the
salvation Of souls, regardless Of
creed. denomination or sect. are
cordially invited to join In q battle
for the salvation Of the people Of
this community. Brother and Sis
ter Dillingham; Of Placid. Tex. viii
begin a meeting about the 2lst Of
April. This will not be a meeting
81 any patslcplsr denomination. A
special invitation is extended to the
minister's Of Demina. 2wlo'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-21
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

ONs NeN' ~ WOVe SOtS"'N
Sangre has rented houses in DeminR
for six years and Is still In the business.
For sale Windmill and tower com.
plete. Box 1872. Deming, N. NJ.
For good mich cows see George p.
Watkins.
Try nice cut of steak ut Stump q
Hinyard's.
Can save you money on any class OF
cement work. Dunson.
Square grand Knabe piano for sale
cheap. Sam Schwing. 81
For sale Windmill and tower com,
plete. Box 1872, Deming, N. NJ.
] say Il will pay to see Mimbres Val.
ley Lumber Co. 5 stock before building.
Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red eggI
for setting. Alex loot. Deming. Oh
Thoroughbred Jersey bull for service.
L. +. Atkins. gti
For Sale--lncubator, write or Inquire
Of Mrs. Fred Skim. Hondale.
Qualities tell and prices sell Mt the
Mimbres Valley Lumber Co.
Go see Mimbres Valley Lumber Co. 4
stock and get prices before building.
Young team Of mares for sale also
wagon and harness. james N. Lennon.
at Atkins.
School work is twice as easy when
you have good tablet to write on.
Kinnear has them.
The Deming Ice & Electric Co. has
just unloaded a chr Of screened Amer.
lean block coal. "a
Stump 4 Hinyard can attend to your
meat and grocery orders nll at the
same time.
House and eight lots for sale with
windmill, tank, fruit trees. grape vines
etc. w. l.. Russell. ST
For sale Household furniture, dishes,
ETC., good buggy and harness and two
saddles. Apply at GRAPHIC Office. II
Lost Ladies' old-fashioned English
watch, key wind, Return To this Office
and receive reward. lift
Lost heavy crow bar, between John
Hund's and the Burney place, Finder
please return to Sadler Livery. IL
Mrs. James Martin desires to sell her
household furniture. including fold
Ing bed and organ. both In fine condi-
ton. Residence two doors north Of
court house on Silver avenue. lltf
Lost, black horse. ten years old,
four white feet and white spot In fore
head. had halter on. Five dollars re-
ward for safe return 10 owner, Fetch
er Brem, peming, Q miles east,
Layne 4 Bowlerpumps are nowirriga-
ting more than 70 per cent ofcultivated
land in the valley. They are a proved
success. no repairs, no trouble. ten ma
chimes now pumping and six more to be
installed this month. r. II, Case is
making up another carload order, See
him for prices on pumps and also esti-
mates on complete plants, including en-
ginss, well easings, and complete out
Ats. lift
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Deming Man to Visit Europe.

The Hub City will have a very
creditable representative in Europe
for the summer. Samson A. Lin
dauer. who has just returned from
a very pleasant visit in Fresno. Cal.
will leave in a few days on a four
months tour of Europe. Before
leaving the continent he will 90 to
Heidelberg, Germany, for the pur-
pose of accompanying his sister
Martha to her home in Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-21
Texas Coming Across.

New Mexico is forging to the
front in a manner suggestive Of the
most rapid development. The de-
velopment of the resources of New
Mexico in the immediate future will
render her one of the most prosper
Gus states in the Union. And there
are many Texans who are contribu-
ting much to the great forward
movement. Ell Paso Times.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-21
Everybody Help Andrews
Boost.

Delegate Andrews has introduced
a bill into Congress looking toward
the establishment Of an electric
power plant at or near Deming, to
cost not less than 100000 dollars
for the purpose Of furnishing power
for pumping. II viii come through
the reclamation service and has
been done in othor parts Of the
country far less fsvorably located.
II you have friend in congress
write him and ask hIs assistance In
a matter vitality important TO Us all.
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Legal blanks for sale by the GRAPHIC
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The former Carskadon store on
Gold avenue is being "rejuvenated"
by A. J. Clark and A. ]. Tidmore.
and there will soon appear on the
scene large stock of new furnish
ing goods and boots and shoes for
every member Of the family.
Display windows Of beautiful de-
sign are being put in and the store
will be made modern and up-to-now.
Success 10 A. ] and A. J.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-21

$3.50 to 81 is the advance per
thousand in the wholesale lumber
market. but the Deming Lumber
Co. is holding to the same old prices
on what stock is on hand. Buyers
better get busy before new stock
has to be ordered.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-21
Society Life in Demins.

V<ty A<AtS hf Dcssbs
Mrs. Thurmond will entertain the
Bridge Club tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs S. |. Hodgdon en-
tertained company Of friends at
Easter dinner. passing the day very
pleasantly.
The Woman's Club met with
Mrs. ]. ]. Bennett, Wednesday,
Mrs. Swope. leader. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Laughren.
Miss Waddill. leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Prugle en-
tertained at four o'clock Easter
dinner at their ranch home. A
large company. mostly from the
city. enjoyed the elaborate spread,
and all pronounced it par excellence.
Mrs. s. Milligan entertained a
company Of friends at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. r, d. Session..
ia honor of the formers I'D birth
dag. The gathering wan an I'M
usually pleasant one.
Judge Browning performed an
other marriage ceremony at the
court house. Monday. upon which
occasion Mr.. Fred Prugel and Miss
Elizabeth Mccartney were joined in
the bonds Of holy matrimony. The
young people win reside at Santa
Rita.
Rev. and Mrs. Aulick entertained
the Baptist "Sunbeams" with an
Easter egg hunt. Saturday. April
18th. Forty-eight children spent
three hours Of joy unalloyed, hunt
ing for the sixteen-dozen many col
ored eggs hidden in the grass and
vines, and playing games so dear to
the child's heart. Later in the
evening refreshments were served
and the little ones returned to their
homes wishing Easter would come
every day instead Of every year.
A company Of young people en-
joyed a picnic at the Wilson ranch
Friday afternoon and evening, the
ladies' Of the party furnishings fine
spread. Those who were present
included Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Nord-
haus, Misses Hodgdon. Seymour,
Wamel. Swope, Waddill, Moore and
Holt, and Messrs Foulks. Lindauer,
Bloom, Lawder, Rutherford, Raithel,
Dymond and King.
The veselys met last Saturday
evening with Misses May and Bessie
Graham. A large crowd enjoyed
the refreshments served at 1890.
The club colors. rose and old gold,
were much in evidence. Miss Tulu-
Ia Fielder was initiated into the
mysteries Of veselyism. The prize
OF the evening, a monstrous cake,
was awarded TO Harvey Beutler.
Songs and games passed the even
ing away and the company depart
ed vowing II the best time ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Keith
are receiving warmest congratula-
lions on every hand since their re-
turn from 0wensburg, KY. and the
establishing Of their home in the
Hewlett residence on Platinum ave-
nue.. Mr.. Keith snd Miss Annie
Shoemaker were quietly married,
March 18th. by Rev. H. M. Bruce.
the bride leaving the same night for
Kentucky. In order to perpetrate a
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Mrs., Irvine was a guest Of Mrs. GUM
ey last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett and DR.. and
Mrs. Moirwere in seamanville, Sunday.
Mrs. Armstrong Of Chicago visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Cissel this week on hei
way to California.
Robt. Wilson has returned from Min
bres Oldtown where he has been gath
ering cattle.
Jas. Irvine and daughter Margaret,
and Jessie Quincy, Robt Wilson ant
Mrs. McGlinchey, were guests Of Mrs,
Quincy at supper last Wednesday.
Mr.. Lennox has just finished putting
up windmill. He also has a fine en-
CINE.
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The Deming schools are planning
to bring the Turner art collection
to the city and should be given
every encouragement possible.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-21

Buy your lumber now and save
the advance Of $3.50 to 81 when the
present stock Of the Deming Lum-
Der Co. Is gone.
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The Plainview Realty Co. has
sold the Weaver place. near Frank
Cox. To Chas. Tolen, Of Missouri.
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Notice is hereby given that any part
nership which has heretofore existed
between n, II Case and r. J Case g
mutually dissolved. All parties 70
whom sums are due are notified to pre-.
sent bill TO p J. Case.
R. II. CASE.
II p. ]. CASE.
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Advertise in the GRAPHIC and get re-
suits.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-12-07

Don't forget the cut price sale at Perry's
Market Saturday, Dec. 9th. Buy what you
heed for all next week,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-12-07

Don't forget the cut price sale at Perrv's
Market Saturday. Dec. 9th. Buy what you
need for all next week.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-12-07

Opera House, with like entertainments there
land at the Star Theatre in the evening" A
Union service was held in the Methodist church
the evening, with an excellent sermon by
Rev Arthur A. Blair of the Universalist church,
city assisting in the service. There was a. large
attendance.
END OF THE CANNING SEASON. The can
ming season has closed in Belfast, but labelling,
shipping and cleaning up the plants gives en-
ployment to number. 1t has been a very
successful season. The sardine factory has
had all the fish it could handle, and they have
been received at the factory within few
hours of the time they were taken from the
water. The Saco Valley Canning Co. received
the corn contracted for, and it was of the very
best quality. When the corn season was over
they began canning apples and put up large
quantity of fine fruit The fish heads etc.,
from the sardine factory were in demand for
fertilizer, and those who raised corn had fod-
der for their silos. With the two creameries
in Belfast, with others on the line of railroad
and the corn canning factories in Brooks and
Liberty, the agricultural interests of Waldo
county are booming.
SMELT FISHING FROM A RAFT. We rubbed
our eyes and looked again on the morning o
Dec. 5th. A smelt fisherman's tent was out
there on the Passagassawaukeag. just a little
way above Beaver Tail-but the ice was thin.
ner than sewing circles charity and the tent
was without any visible means of support" !"
SO far as we could see. But there it stood,
and we learned later that it was built upon. a
raft and that Mr.. VIM. Thomas of Belfast was
owner and proprietor of the novel house boat.
While the more conservative tent owners are
waiting for the ice to arrive at the proper
thickness to bear up their little settlement of
tents, Mr.. Thomas from his ingeniouslraft will
be hauling in the shining smelts and convert-
ing them into shining silver, dollars.