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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
Lad Killed by Train
Buried at Valley

Ernest Weekly of Valley, Neb. who
Monday evening was killed by a train
while saving the life OF Celeste ErchalI, a
young girl who was standing on the tracks
near the Fifty-ninth street station, Chi
csgo' and did not notice the approach
Of suburban train that was bearing
down upon her, was buried yesterday
at Valley.
Ernest Weekly left the home farm one
year ago and went TO Chicago, where
ne made good. He entered the office of
an insurance company and secured pro-
motion after promotion. Monday night
he was going to his boarding house and
as he stepped from suburban train
at the Fifty-nlnth Street station, he was
startled by hearing the scream OF girl,
looking around, he saw Miss Erohail
standing In the center Of the track and
q rapidly approaching train but a short
distance away.
without considering his own safety, he
sprang to the side of the girl. placed his
arm about her waist and hurled her to
place OF safety. but in doing so. he slip
ped and fell across one of the rails
on came the train at a swift rate Of
speed and before Ernest Weekly could
regain his feet, the engine was upon him
ana the cruel wheels had crushed out his
life. The body was recognized by friends
and prepared for burial. after which n
was sent home, the funeral having been
held yesterday from the mothers resi-
dence In Valley.
year ago when Ernest Weekly went
TO Chicago to carve out his fortune. his
mother urged against Il, She, insisted that
the opportunities were as great in Omaha
as there and that she needed him closer
home. Allured by the glitter of his pros
poets he went, but each week letters 10
the mother at home. told OF the love that
the boy felt for the home in the uttlo
town.
The boy had arranged to be there
Christmas and spend the holidays with
relatives and friends whom he had known
all his life. Ernest Weekly did not walt
until the holidays before returning homs-
he went there this week and he will re-
main there forever.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print Il.
Omaha General Hospital, Doug. ESQ.
Egyptian Chooolr tes zoe. Myers-Dillon.
cas- Flee. Fixtures, Burgoss-Granden
ON. Mach wks. Expert auto repairs.
silver Plating, ON. Plating Co D.g5sS.
Guards TO Give q Danoe--The Omaha
Guards will celebrate their twenty fourth
anniversary with dance Friday evening
December s, at Chambers.
Tailor Brought from I.Inooln--I.
kanter. formerly a tailor at Thirteenth
and Douglas streets. was brought back to
Omaha from Lincoln, where he was ar.
rested on warrant by Detective Van
DeuseD. Kanter was charged in the war
rant with larceny as bailee. When Kanter
moved from the city to Lincoln, about
three weeks ago, It Is alleged he had In
his possession about twenty-six suits OF
clothes to be repaired and pressed When
his customers called for their clothes the
store was closed. Kanter will be ar
Ranged in police court tomorrow morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
MESSENGER BOYS MASCOT
GIVEN A QUIET BURIAL

Queen" the mascot at the RAPID
Messenger Express company. 1OeO Doug
las street, after five years Of faithful
service was killed Wednesday night by an
automobile in front OF abe Rapid Msssen-
ger Express company. The funeral services
were held Thursday morning At the ex-
press eompany's office and interment was
In the back yard. Queen was known by
almost every messenger Ia the city and
was a great favorite with the boys. She
was always on a run" with one OF the
mesFengers and was ever ready for a
frollc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
COMMON GARDEN SAGE RESTORES
GRAY HAIR To NATURAL COLOR

quickly. This objection has been over
some. and by asking almost any first
lass druggist for Wyeth's Sage and
sulphur Hair Remedy the public can
Jet a superior preparation OF sage. with
tho admixture OF sulphur. another yalS
liable remedy for hair and scalp troub-
len. Daily use OF this preparation viii
not only quickly restore the color OF tha
hair. put win also stop the hair FROM
falling out and make IT grow.
Get bottle from your druggist 70.
day Use II and see for yourself how
qnieh1y dandrurf goes ana gray hairs
vanish
This prOparation IL Offered q TIE
public At Nifty cents q boffla. ana 4.
and sold By IA aruesiut.,
shslnHn Aeconnen Drug On, Cor.
Ism and DedBe. Cur. ian ana Hssnar.
Cor s4th and Fsrnnn. SD7-S n Ism 81
LRE1 SUtal. y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
Union Labor Worker
Succumbs to Cancer

william Z Murray. 20 years old, prorni-
nent IN labor union circles. died wednes-
day eFsnins Al the home Of James N Sol
iarp- pa South rwenty-eighth street. OF
cancer OF the stomach. with which he
suffered for the last six monthE The
funeral win be held Friday morning al
o'clock from the home o. Mr. soilars. to
b. Peters church. Burial win b made IN
Holy Sepncher oemstsry-
Mr. Murray We seer etGry and treasurer
OF the Central Labor union. and also
recording secretary OF the painters and
decorators union, No. IOa He was a
single man ana had no relatives hsra
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
Hardware Man Gives Thanks
on His Sixty-Third Birthday

Nathan Roberts. president OF the
Dunning Hardware company, is
thankful that this. the slxty-third
anniversary OF his birth. finds him
able to eat as much turkey and
pumpkin pie as he ate at his
first Joyful THANKSGIVING dinner.
when he came over from Scotland.
at the age OF q. He has not be-
come a millionaire in America. as
his neighbor, Andy Carnegie, has,
but he has lived a comfortable.
happy life, and at g looks like
boy Of 80, and can do az much work
as boy Of 25.
Mr.. Roberts entered the hardware
business in Scotland at the age OF
16. and has been at II ever since.
He came to America In 1860, lived
nine years In Chicago, sixteen
years in Kansas and has been In
Omaha since 1894.
He Is chairman Of the board of
directors OF Westminster Presby-
terrain church and chief high ranger
for Nebraska OF the Independent
order OF Forestera He was presi-
dent Of the Nebraska Retail Hard
ware Dealers association about
six years ago. and at a secret ses-
sion Of the association decided a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
A Simple Remedy for Danduff,
Falling Hair Itching Scalp
Faded and Gray Hair.

The old idea Of using sase for dark
vogue Our grandmothsrs used TO hAVs
dark. EloEsy hair at the age Of seventy
fivA while our mothars hAFs white hair
before they arr mn Our ETAndmOtheru
used 70 make a sage tea" and apply It
20 their hair The tea made their hair
Hoft and glossy. aud gradually restored
the natural color.
One objection to. using snch a prep
ration was the trnuhls sf making II,
specially a. II had IN hs mAas every
Two or three anyA m account g E1lBiRg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01

doctors al Chicago. where we resided al that
thne- AIter trying eli the medicine Of the
Two doctors without any result. we read OF the
ShtlcurH hemedies. and az once bought the
Satcura soap and Ointment. Following tho
lIeetions carefully and promptly We raw
tne result and after four Weeks. the dear
child face was as fine and clean AZ anv Ilttl.
baby face. Every one who saw OiIber, aiter
using the Cuticura Remedies was surprised.
ne has head Of hair which Il @ pride Tor any
ooy OF MS age. three years. We can only
seeommend the CuticurA Remedies 20 everJs
S2ay gSlEned) Mrs. u. AIbrocht, Box 8sa.
"est Point, Neb-. Oct. %. 1910.
sold throughout the VIC. 4 a liberaI Samnls
o. each, With se-p. boob on the skin Viii H.
seai ire, on application 70 Potter Drug 4
Ohem. Co<p-. Dspt. iGs. Boston.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
Thief is Arrested
by Plain Citizen

M. Robinson, 1911 Capitol avenue, ex-
ereised the citizens duty of a police
officer Wednesday night. by arresting
Charles Davis, who stole a case OF canned
tomatoes from in front OF the LANCE
grocery store, Twenty-fourth and Cum.
Ing streets. Davis dashed west on Cum
ing street. Robinson, who was stroiling.
saw the act, gave chase, captured Davis.
and marched him to the police station.
He was locked up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
DATE SET FOR REHEARSAL
FOR "J0LLY MUSKETEERS'

The first rehearsal OF the Jolly Mus
keteers, the musical comedy which will be
given at the Ak-Sar-Ben den by local
talent in February Will be held Deoem-
Der at the Omaha School OF music, in
the wead building, Eighteenth and Far
nam,
There will be a chorus Of seventy five
to 100. Frederick c. Freemantel will be
director OF the chorus and Oscar LIeben
will be stage director. The date of the
performance is set for February l, and
there probably will be a second one on
February 2.
Key to the situatIon-.Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
JeWelry and Money
Taken by Burglars

burglars pried open a window OF the
residence OF E. Corner, $50 Valley street,
entered the house and ransacked 1t for
HS worth Of watches, jewelry and money
some time Wednesday night. Corner re-
ported the burglary to the oplioe yester-
day morning and detectives are working
on the case.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01


covered with sores even
10 back OF his ears.
The poor little fellow
suffered very much.
Tue sorss begLh a.
pimpisS his little LAes
vas disk sured very
moch We hardly knew
What he looked like
Ths facB looked Ike
raw meA4- We tied
little bags 81 cloth over
lbs hands 10 prevent
llim from serAtchtnG-
He waS very restless
a. night his it1ls taoS
itched
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01

h 70 pleasure to reii you that Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy is the best cough
medicine have ever used" writes Mrs.
Hugh Campbell OF Lavonia. Ga. 81 have
used It with all my children and the r..
suits have been highly satisfactory" For
sale by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
Most WeaaerfuI BeaIInm,

After suffering many years with a sors
Amos King. Port Byron. N. Y. was cured
by Buctlen's Arnica salve. go. For
sale by BeatOn Drug Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01
FACE DISFIGURED
WITH ECZEMA
Covered with Eruption to Back Of
Ears So They Hardly Knew What
He looked Like. Used cuticura
Soap and Ointment. In 4
Weeks Face Fine and Clean.

"our httle boy Gilbert was troubled
with sczeElA Whsn but a few weeks old.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-01

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
Falsehood Cannot Win.

Had tho encncs H. o Hcpnbl,.n
desire Tor ney might right
Sc cause SnSs "'r Side" h"s +" "e powerful "eop0" wit"
nu u nurum the rlsh, and
beginning this chniengc the
hS ana " o, @' n s ss " S n oS Without a 'I
political enemies punish and political friends reward
cean-cut mainly statcmcntchaaccstic OF ~ Dur
old and fought his steadily the ladder hard
work undauntcd courage
80 the political history Of No Meseo h". underson'
~ r,o, 80 'r, l ,nn ,,, ,,a, M -, ,,orn m
safety
the meaning uf fear
political party United 10 II.
% In this ou
-, ~ 49,
character
tn, men who are uapns warfare against the character and
The, overlooked
hardshr his hbc-
those hundreds Of other brave and fearless building
man,
pendent upon s,cn an
There New Mexico who watched a.
occasions display those qualities aressnes and
and hard that the
Those myu nur.um-uc, manner OF
racenc'-hi. abnu mos, o. .ise hi. honor
q believe a
when he needs their support
un and who VIII stand behind hm against attacks his cne.
brns u hursun has reason feel proud Of his cnnsond
o O.. Busum
The, lighting thcrci
one enough big enough to the
reward
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
HONESTY rmNT PAYS.

Following thc lead OF his candidate
tDr governor Tor hr has not sufn-
Client initiative 10 originate any arr
gum,ut uu his onu account Don
Jesus Romero IS nov haang his claim
90 recollection to the office OF sheriff
Du the contention thar hr is "hou-
,nt
bon J,su. freely admits that he it
honest Do uas mo- false modesty an
the suhlcct Vote Tor Honest sher.
lii Jesus Romero" Is. counscls the
people on flaming banners vhish D.
throws "a IA, brc,zcs "Fcnrlcs ana
honest De- the description 81 aim
given by his local orEau. the jour
nal. Democrat Even tie escape Of
ten Yrisonera from fh. BerualiNo
county lail last spring was duo Co
the 'honosi slumbu of deputy in
an adjoininT room.
H,rr is iurt how "Honrst Jesus
Romero b. ln order to b, elected
to tho office OF ehcriU boz, NRncd the
vlloNins written pledge o. elected
! VIII Do an in my power to get the
Legislature 90 reduce the .xorbiunt
fees la county ufncep AFTER his
election hc Joined iu on" OF the most
uornicious iobbios in the history Of
Sew Mexico. known aF the "sherifts'
lobby. ana by his aruyitien before
the Legislature pf Sew Msgicn uciu-
ats succeeded in having the fees Of
the rhonffr officc raised uuy per
cent
Very honest sheriff Jrsl- Romero.
Tho cost of feeding the prisoners
in th' Bernaiiilo county iail does not
exceed ten cent? a day Tor each pTis-
oner The fees allowed for feeding
priaoncrs. thanks 20 ths Wen-eNDut-
I'D work ~ Don Jcsus ana hir follow
lobbyists, are seyents five cents per
day iOr each prisoner In other
words cousin taxpayer Suu are pay
ms Don Jesus sixty-fiye cents a day
Tor each prisoner confined IN the
BoTnalillp county sail a. reNurd
Tor bic peculiar brand OF honesty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
Official Records Tell the
Facts About the Mogollon
Road That Bursum Built

ru, story OF OLD. Nugullm road.
buIt 1y Holm - nurum w socorro
county u number .f wears ego. approx.
cd 3D., the board of county commits.
siourrs Ia 1899. pud praised By every
W.u woman ana child ,ho has pass-
ed over 10 since. BE- told in the public
records ut SororrY county Mr. llur.
sum is now candidate Tor governor
on the Republican ticket IN Sew
MoXieo. That hH WorH for good
roads when hJs been uu' OF al,
features OF his official and private lifs.
Was begun msuy year. age. is ildicat'
81 hN the follow ms extracts from the
official records Di sUrorro county
which every hacker of good roads
should read auI consider
rs THE MATTER OF TUE MpG.
pLLON ROAD Tn. committee APP
pointed for IN, purpose 90 examining
said road report as follows
Mogollon. y NJ Dec. ilth. 1888
TO tac Honorable Board of County
commission. County of Socorro
Socurro, y. NJ Gcntlcm.u
having been duN appointed by vouI
honorable board az the November
meeting To examine and inspect IA,
public road constructed between
Janks Divide and Hcrman's saw mill
DEG leave t. submit the following re-
port
", have personally iasp 'ctcd and
examined tile SAM, and fnd that ths
road is IN u good passublc condition
We further nnd that The grades OF
,hr road are ,S.rptionally nnc ant
conform Go ihr route as surveyed hy
" W Jones. county surveyor. nearly
600 oi the sam" being almost level ",
congratulate 10, county upon the ~
crllvnt selection pf the route for which
the locating engineer is entitled .,
grca, credit Ono addition hereto 81,
wish Go stat. that We ar. . rslnalll
acquainted with tup road a. faT as IN,
81 Ranch aul Judging from th'
amount of WORK and labor necessarily
expended In the construction therro
consisting of something over twenty
miles in lcnsth--that the sam, upof
. Donscryatly, estimate could not b,
constructed today or less than $40,
GOO 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

600 .af that 90 Sew M,xl,o B.. 200
ttt, her proper place ia ono o3 tu,
great American common sHlths .H'
must encourage the coming of tLt
buu.-htild,r Iu1 stimulate tbp uUv
of immigration towards h.r BORDER.
Is to make s trlts statement uf %
s"lf-r,idcnt proposition.
ON me howeston1,t ths man NUu
brings us 900 aud settles 900 tho land
with the intention of making thI.
bits bpm, depend the future 81 ;h,
uoV stat, The bom, S. the unit u'
society and oi civilization. ana uo
permanent state has over uctu uuu
,Nrrpt bpou 30 .s Do foundation
90, .uW camp a. picturesque boz.
sututlun. aud has furnished much
rich material fpf 10, poet and M
novelist Hui Nu1 can not construct
IL prosperous state out of COW camps
Or " g. Mcdonald and nis British
cattle barons should gain control OF
The government cot Sew Myslco. hat
hope may We entertain that the small
home builder wiu b, encouraged GO
come and develop our fertile fields .
What chance would there hr that the
unparalleled Resources 0f Sew Mex.
leo viii be- advertised Co the outside
world o. the end that the long-necd -
I'd tide OF immigration may set in this
way
" O. Mcdonald is GOV man.
pure and simple though wr have a
gray, suspicion that hp is neither
pure nor simple. lio represents men
ana corporations whose Interests are
TAR diffrrent from those uf the home
strhdcr. ana who have NO use tor IA,
humeytondcr in their business CHEAP
land enormous areas fpr cattle
ranges these are the things that
mean money In the pockets OF W. G.
Mcdonald and the foreign .pitalistt
whom h. represents.
II remains for tn" voters TO say
on election day whether theS want
New Mexico 60 be- n community oi
homes OF u COW camp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
. TBE MAGIC 90
= ~ OPEN TIuE


There tt q sort OF hypnoti~m in tu
op,n tir,
You San take th, most unruly
bunch oft Young "gangstvrs that
ever hsaNcd bUekuats AZ "a heavy
footed policeman or robbed 70 fruit
poddlcr ana hyuotiz, Thorn with q red
camp firr uut 90 the open
Most men who go hunting and fish
ing remember az. pleasures of the
camp Co., su long ns They do the
thrills of N'll-piag,d shot or The
landnr ot q big fish
There is o drop col black gypsy
blood I'm uz AN that makes ~ long
for camp fires in thc open under the
stare.
In old oid age wy like 20 sit in
front 81 a wood-fcd fire ln an oprn
CRATE and watch the pictures In the
flames. when we were children we
liked the same thing
You can not find this spcll ~ the
tire in the coils of a steam radiator.
The gas CRATE and the gas log are
mere limitations. and they fail 20
thrill us TX" tn cracking of little
yellow flames over q log 81 dead
hickory The wood stove b. Just AZ
bnd The big open fireplace or the
camp fire ont In ths open with the
wind whipping the smoke here and
there are the only places where the
spell of the sacred wood fire is
strong
Ernest Seton Thompson says
There IL magic in the callp fire
He uses II 90 lure bows iAto the woods
for their own good ana the good o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
ISonEDlDl.Eq WELL RATHER.

In THIS mornings ISSUE Of the
Journal-B"mocpat We learn that the
incredible thing has happened
From this startling beginning one
might he led 40 fret blush 90 infer
that the Journal Democrat had TAX
en- stand for d"ccncy 90 had come
60 recognize principle az ct NOR I'M
portancr than muck-but such b. not
the case. That would be- not only
incredible but impossible
The 'incredihls" thing to- which
the Journal-Dcmocra calls attention
IA the alleged fact that In sandorat
county my. seven delegates. out ~
seventy gathered az the Republican
convention. walked cut and holding
their own meeting. nominated e full
ticket.
We have heard of DIG bolts before.
but this undoubtedly holds all rec
ords for being the most gigantic bolt
IN the history OF NcW Mexico tn
Independence. IA. courage the actual
heroism Of that devoted band of
fiftN-seNrn IN refusing 90 submit TO
The arrogant dictatiuu ui th, remain
ing thirteen deserve 10 pc recorded
in flaming letters on The impcfish-
able pages 90 history q goes 20
show that trsc-born American cit
teen viii never. never submit Co the
YOKE of oppression. ana We may be
sure that II the insulent thirteen nad
undertaken 10 prevent the patriotic
nny seven from watkins ont" there
would have been tale 90 Roodrhed
10 toll that would have added q
thrilling chapter 10 thr stor, uf the
struggle for human liberty
We can not help but believe how
ever. tina, b. the immortal nity seven
had exercised patience commcnsur-
ate with their patriotism aud had
pleaded with the obduratr thirteen
In sufficiently persuasive manner
those stiit-ncckyd gentlemen would
have finally com, around ana then
the entire scyvntt could have walked
out together and mad, the holt unan-
imouE
incredible q ls -impI, astouud-
ing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
MN ~ I1II.

sumo days ago Vc babe thu., de-
spondcnt Democrats who v,r, lac
mcnting the turning of candidate
Mcnonald's picture 60 th, wall By
the Journal Democrat to Dee OF good
cheer predicting that AN would bo
We'll 40 soon as the SECOND install
mont which was q irlil, overdue.
had been paid
n was even su. once more the
classic features OF IHg th.,f Pain
in-thc-facc look forth from tbs VIM
doWs of the Journal D"morrat pro-
claiming tp curious publ. that he
is th" 'Pnoplc's CANDIDATE 'nr GOV.
rrnor
Nut ou, that but
This morning eleven da.s before
the election. the Journa Democrat.
Tor the first time since the campaign
began. actually publishes ou .ts nrst
page the names of the candidates
Tor state and county office whom
Dan Grant b. supporting
Are We o. infer from this inat all
these weeks have been spent .n
pray ertul dclibcration b. m, Jour
nal Democrat in order Go dstcrmin,
m, fitness - the Democratic nomi-
nocs before committing ~ NuluHhl,
support 10 them
No.
Are U, GO Infer that the announce
mcnt of the candidates That Dan
Grant b. supporting has been with
held until this late da> iu order "a
give another ."drumatiy touch" TO
the campaign"
Yet again no
What inference, then are Vr "a
draw
MsrrlN that thu Democrats htv,
al lat come through for the ful
amount
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

w. believe that the money appro-
Iriated has been wisely and pudlcious-
IS expended that the road II kept In
proper repair is and viii be hereafter
Il practical route and will BE- of a
great benefit ana convenience To- the
public -
We therefore recommend the nc
ccptancc of said road
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES KERR. J. =.
WM r. jerks.
Committee
~, motion uf . % Bartlett ana sec
ondcd by Mr. BACa that aid road be-
uccrped by said board OF county COM
missloncrs. boz it and IL hereby order
I'd that the report of said committee
OF James Kerr and VIM. ~ jerks be
and Is hereby approved aud that said
road be ana IL hereby accepted by the
board ct county commissioners as
having been constructed between
Janks Divide and Hrrman's Saw Mil
In accordance with The conditions of
the contract between the board OF
county commissioners and u O. Bur
sum. who was employed TO construct
said road
H. q. Bursum mad, his claim for
balance due Ia him by the board OF
county commissioners for the con-
atruction % the public road between
Janks Divide ana Hcrman's Saw Mil
which claim rs hereby approved, IL Is
further ordered that the clerk of the
board ls-uc 10 IA" said ". q. iursum
Socorro county = per cent refunding
bonds in accordance with provision OF
Sec. o.. Chapter OF the Act 81 the
Territorial Legislature OF 1899
Territory of NeW Mexico.
county of Socorro. ss
l. D. a. sweet. probate CLERK aud
cN-o;iiclo recorder In ana for thc coun-
Is ~ socorro territory Of New Mex
leo. de- hereby certify that the above
and foregoing b. true aud correct
copy oi the Report 10 Mpgollon Road,
recorded 900 Hook of County Com
missioner . Journal AT page 1873.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. nav,
hcrcunto set my hand and affixed an,
seal OF the County Commissioners. this
a3rd day of October. \. u. 1911
tsEALb r. =. SWEET.
CLERK 90 N, county Commissioners