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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
LA FORCE & WILDER
Komici Komedians at the krystal Tonight

would reasonably secure to me honor.
able recoenitiou af It's hands in the
Wuro ON the other hand. hay, lao
right tu demand and ] shall certainly
MOI ask for. anything from my new
political companions. but iu the die.
cbai-c of duty. as God has made me-
understand o. ! leave the honorcd
place foo which / am entitled there. 90
iuin the plain ranks ~ The Republican
panty.
Goo conclusion. allow me to sly. my
Dear Mr. Mcdonald that in seyorins
cur political relations CARY with
mo no malice toward any one, I shall
ever cherish with fond pride my
friendship Tor you and lof those who
have hunorcd me with their friend.
shin
With The assurance of my HE per
sonal regard and esteem for YOU. ! an
very go. pectfullv ana sincerely yGuls.
O. \ IARRAZOLG
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
AN ATTEMPT TO
DEPRESS MARKET
FAILS
Kansas City Higher Grade
Beeves Are Selling at High
Figures; Lower Grades Are
slumping Slightly.

Kansas 'by StorktatIc. AUG lu
attic received here tins week "A. snu
head. last week ts.sgn gaInr W,,E
laat wear di.Gpo Iuy,rs have made
great efforts 10 drprcss prices th,v
week uut the, have failed Some
low giJd" st'cts In the native d,i.
sion sold lower and q few heavy tin.
ishcd beet steers Sold Zoe lower
Thursday but otherwise il Nas q
string market nll week Quaguntin"
cattle az. closing The wcek In fine
shape. strong TODAY. although receipts
IN that division tiu largely t. cum-
mon hght steers new nigh ugur"
for the year was paid Tor Missouri
stccrs here Wednesday fS2O. ana
short fed steers are selling ~ 81 go
10 f'2a. Top Tor pasture cattle tlas
week was ti.5n. with fair number
oil steers Of good weights at $3.50 tu
$3.50. killers value these cattle NOR,
highly each week. on account - their
fine killing percentages. ANA also be-
cause ct the prospects of scarcity uf
that Kind before many weeks Feed
ing steers have been Ia good demand.
at $50" go $50 Tor good To- choi q,
steers stock cattle about stead, 90
S3.a0 to xj.2i som. Wintered quar-
antino steers brought $500. hut out
side Of that one drove quality has
been oi the medium sort. and price,
un steers have ranged from i7A5 t'
$40 Grass COWS bring '3N0 10
i4.Nt including Gamers ed cows np
To- 1928. bulls $500 Ia Nf.5u. heifrTs
S4oO To- $50. Light vcals are
quarter higher this week.. tops ~
81 d. heavy calves lower ~ st.5U zoe
;. .. pnly a moderate Mouda, ~uu
here today. $4,000 head. aud the MIR.
kct is steady To strong
Hogs received hero this week D.
600. last Weok $4,000, same vcck l,tt
year 81, 500. Lowor prices have rJl,i
each day. the increased supply gN-
ing the buyers slight advautae. Tht.
run today is 3.3oo head. mlrset
strong. top $50. bulk t7.si ta gs.31.
Provision spectators view tho en-
largement ~ tho run THIS week with
alarm. although II Is conceded that
Europe viii be u heavy buyer W rats
Tor ail deliveries ur 70 next March
Packers hav" been running on hall
rations for several weeks .nd ,h"v
welcome ths-larger receipts. A. pte,
'nt prices ~ cured meats. live animal,
would stand decline OF go cents per
cVt. to PIT them in line.
u has been q hard week Tvs ne
sheep market. values on lambs off
~ 10 80 Ceuts sheen ~ 20 % cents
lower. Run this week hes lrru Ilh-
eral at $4,000. las, week 2.4on. same
week lifst year -. jo0. Tho ran to-
day ~ la,ooo head. marKe, ., a. 20
cents lower Feeding lambs brine
$500 Ia S5.5o. feeding ewes ana
wethcrs and ycdflings f2.55 t. $3.50
Fat almbs sold at 1875 toda, tor
tons yearlings worth Si2b. woth.r,
$685. ana ewes $3.50 tor hest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
TRACHOMA IS NOT
So DANGEROUS
Association Reports That il is
Being Checked c. ]. Gran
dali is Elected Permanent
Chairman of New Board.
IN, E,snlnr Herald \. p Leased wirs'

"a, EveninE HersId \. o. Leased wirel
SANTA TD y A. AUG "'' linton
y rtuudlU Dt Santa S. Nas elected
permanent chairman OF DO" uuuhuwa
conference uf indian rdH,uiur and
phtHrIaus Boo session her. nr Joseph
4 Murphy. lu charge uf iu' indian
medical service boo the United Sni"-.
declared that trU,Humu Be- less s'u-
uus tpdst thau 10 WAS % wear ago bee
cause now tho danger ui tu' spread
uf the disease hIs been recognized
and 10 is under control ThlrtF three
per cont Uf tho Pueblo indiana have
tr1,homa. hc declared. hut there are
several indian villages without o.
single pnsr while n others M, per
ccutagc runs above 80 cures have
been effected iu 80 por cent 81 the
cases treated and troChoma no long
- is ass serious menace 60 th" In
dian 49, is tuberculosis The abolish
Ing Of school wash basins combs aud
towels, indirect lighting hotter ven
tllatiou. as well as careful m"diDal in
speciiou are advocated not only in th"
Indian schools but also in the sehuols
Tor th, whites 100 tu, sputhvcu
The conference win adjourn toe
night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
RAIN MAKES CLAPP
FEEL GLOOMY
Has Small Hopes for Rspubli'
can Party, But Says Roose.
welt Might Save it After
Storm Spoiled Talkfest.

ptp,u.N Ar.l. Aug Tho Ari.
sHuH Republican tells 20 sad story 81
s..JttoI C'apps visit last Monday
amer Ga, storm cot saturday night
had scattered the Intending ,clcurants
of tine admission ut Arizona, and put
out the upht. United states senator
Moses Edwin Cldpp ot Minnesota.
having been deserted aud lcrt 10 his
own devices seated himself on the
front plfoi of th, adams hotel An
mex and looked upon the rtact,onary
elements which had ..atched from
th, people the priN't- cf hearing
him tell them ull about H.
solitary young man. straying
about IA purcl, encountered the sol-
ltary senator and engaged him IN con-
N,Tsatlou II Was not difficult task.
An audience OF one was better than
mono a. all There WAS something IN
the senator's System which mad 10 be
got ou--his disapproN1l of President
Tart
Tho senator regarded the chances
ot th, national republican party IN
1879. ss absolutely hopeless. There
were only two men 100 the United
FitNfh MIlf lllHNN r"h" ANf 'fAN''if"
ANA one of thom wouldn't be given
q chance. The Hrst OF tJ"sc men WIS
COL Rooscy.lt ana th other was sem
ator IaFollcttr.
senator c!upp said thut either of
these men could ho elected to the
presidency. col Roosevelt by AN ol'-
time mai"ritN sir LIFoil tie, lac
said would carry uc9ri, an Of the r-.
publican states OF ga, north and a
half dozen uf tho southern states. II
might not carr Sew Noih
~ the opinion of senator 'lapp.
Governor Woodrow Wilson viii De- the
next president OF the Coi'r1 S.atcs,
possibly champ clark. Tor ho con
r, dcs that vita cob Ho0sr .. 'gso'
lut,ly refusing to allow h's maine 30
re brought into the conVrul on, tne
rc"ominstm of President TAN be-
comes % settled fact
n Wilson should ho minated by
the democrats as senator :Ltpp be-
iicv.s hc viii be-. he said .na, Prrs
id,ut tn would 'o-r his Own state ~
Ohio. lu fact he was unwilling 10
tonccdc that rau would carry any
Thing though. pornaps PonrsflSdaiI
might be- held ln tho republican col
umn.
Tho srngtor Kept up these gloomy
forohodings untl two o'clpcI ''st'r-
day morning, and WHOM nniily the
ynlUe man who was interviewing
him. made his escape 90 oed, a. en-
tered upon q sarios ~ bad dreams
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
LARRAZOLO


.''f''f'''''N fFAf . 'ffH' 'fA''
tal 90 success. viz That the voters
should ~ to the polls and cast their
ballots. particularly $50 as n was oyl-
dent that IA, opposition would bend
every energy tu retain the supremacy
that was FAST slipping from their
hands IN this ! was not mistaken; In
all the strong republican counties or
thr territory th, local tickets were
almost completely lost sight OF iu DO"
determined and combined effort Co doe
feat nae. The result was chat ] lost
M counties of Uniou. Morn aud San
Miguel mat had Eou, for me at tho
previous cltctinu. but 81, won the
counties ~ ColfaN and Torrance. and
retained Guadalupe and Rio Arriba.
All of them strong republican counties.
hcsid's, no., republican mgioriti"s boo
nearly am of tho other republican
counties w'r, materially reduced, ns
e whole $40 maintained the ground
that We had gained in 1905 In the ro-
Publican suroneholds of tho territory,
ANA the election would hay, been won
" ths eastern Democrat counties
had but given the head of the ticket
IA, sam, support that they gave Go
the balance of th, ticket Eut how
was % there rddv county gave "a
majority OF est for the hopd of on.
ticket while the uynrug, majority Tor
all other candidates Wis 900 TN"
average mHjulity for the local ticket
IN Roosevelt county was 1908 while
the head of the ticket carried tho
county hy only ,6i Chly,s county
0nly gave majority of if2 u.s.
against one OF $40 in the elections of
1905. In consequence of this. the
election was lost by the narrow mar
gin OF 3Gs votes. ana thus ono more
defeat was added 10 tho many that
We had sustained unintsrruptD dlv
finoo 1SoS After this election. IN
January 1909. the contest pouding
upon the election ~ 1906, was heard
by thr proper committee Of cougr' 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
VALLEY IS
ONLY LIVE STOCK
After a Period of Active Trad.
ing at the Opening, Wall
Street Subsidies Into a Dull
Stretch of Little Importance
~, E,.nIns Herald 4. a. Ls.s.a wire,


Vow YORK. Aus. Jl.--Attrr PEI
I"t "f active Trading ut the opening
'Ir stock mltact grew dul, aud Iuc.
iHtipus Nrrr unimportnnt
Almost thr ouly appearance Of an
nation in tho trading Wa lent by
heavy transactions ia l.ehigh Vale,
Tho rapid decline in this issue was
reported Go b" due tu the sale OF the
lho holdWgs 90 large interest
\ rise % 40 points ia American
telephone was Instrumental in putting
tuc general market before midday. In
the outside market standard oil was
traded la Tor cush az Sea- with 80 30
bid Tor stock ct cN.subsidiaiics. Bonds
Wurr steady
The marNot driited about In aim.
less fashion. tLc absence of any In
'tatiyr bv the large speculative inter.
'-ts dcpriVing The room traders ot e
lead 90 follow The trend was lower:
huying by the short interest kept
prices sustained but there was very
ittlo business, transactions averaging
only q triflr more than $4,000 shares
Uu hour Lshigh valley made up
nearly an ct is early decline and the
list otherwise showed good spriuk-
ling ~ advances.
The market closed irregular To.
ward the cnd 81 the session. selling
stopped and the market rallied easily
ana became stupid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
Chicago II,r.,ock.

chicago. Aug 3l.-Caitlr receipts,
1000. market low. Reeves. $500 ~
SEQ. TeNav steers secs $50; vest
rrn steers. Stt0m6g0; stockers and
feeders. t3.O0m 400. COWS ana hoif-
crs S2.25mG.et, calves. 81 Goa o.0o.
Receipts 1000. market
weak tu &C. lower Light x7i0g
7G6. mixed. sG.95g ass, heavy. SO $50
"a I.5s. rough. 50 SUI 800, good TO
choice heavy, Si,OpG 80; pigs, $3.50
u 1.55. bulk OF sales, s. % 81 1,Si.
sheep Receipts 92.od0; market
weak. generally Toe lower. native.
y2.Uqa3.GO western. 81 - a 3G":
yearlings, sio0Q SEQ. lambs. native,
Si.O0aG55. western. SliON6 ESQ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
Especial Telegram to Evening Herald,

Especial Telegram 10 E,cnIng UeraIdl
santa re, y. NJ, Aug 3l.--fhe iudg-
ncnt OF the court below was affirmed
HF ne supreme court of New Mexico
To-Day IN The case OF The Territory eX
lol a j Welter versus NJ VI witt the
hiEhri court holding that a Justice OF
me peace Us not a county officer
Nhch ne case was argued and sub.
luilled some days ago. counsel for
N"lier argued that the election for
Justice OF The peace last January was
unauthorized by tho act OF congress-
admitting New Mexico. and contend.
Ing That a Justice OF The peace is q
county officer aud that the enabling
act provides that county officers shall
bold until the admission as slate
'psssel for witt contcndod that the
territorial statute clearly made jus.
tiers OF the peace precinct officers
aud thar the statute had been SO con.
strued ever since New Mexico as.
sumed a territorial form OF govern.
ment and that the act of congress had
no application.
The supreme court today announced
also decision I'm the case OF the ter.
thory eN rel ! ~ Stockard, versus
The mayor and city council OF RIOS.
woll. reversing The Judgment of the
court Mellow and demanding the case
Ton further trial When submitted
Zen days ago. attorneys for the una.
cipaliiy argued that enough names
were withdrawn from q certain peti.
ton 40 reduce the number OF petition.
eve below 500 and contended tbei the
portles had the right 10 withdraw
from the petition The contention on
the part OF the appellee was that the
lgnaiures could not he legally with.
drawn from the petition after Il had
been filed with The mayOr aud conn.
ell. and that " the right Of withdraw.
90 did exist that the withdrawals m
'his specific case were void and ~ no
'1cct having been made 10 a comm
tee Of the council rather than ~ the
council itself Case No 1893, Thomas
Howard and Louis j Destree, a 60.
uarlnership doing business under the
hrm name Of Howard and Destree. an
pellees, versus y l. kitchell 1T a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
Chicago Grain.

chicago. Aug. 3l.-Aunounccmcni
today 0f an incr, ase In war risks put
strength INTO the market FOR wheat.
The opening was a shade 10 half az
5-Sc higher December started al
SIC 60 % i-SC. gain of 3-SI > Ca
y as-sc but reacted Ia ~ 3-tc. The
close was steady with December i'Nc
higher az - i-SMg4 i-tc.
Assertions that the crop Is slow
maturing tended 10 make corn arm.
December opened unchanged 10 lisa
-ic higher at ~ l-ift62 3-Se To GO ~
and advanced 10 SO i-Sc. The close
was nrm with 90 l-tc for December,
q gain of 1-sHlc.
The fact ahat the offerings we're
limited helped "a IN oats. December
starter - 10 = 10 = up ~ i6h 10 y
q, s-Sc ana aseend'd to a. - fi4a i-sc.
stop loss selling acted a. a weight
ON prov First transactions
were Toe lower 90 9ise M with Jam
uary delivery $1,000 10 slG.05 for
pork, ta.00 To &3.o2's Tor lard aud
s. go Tor ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31

pUpollau'e Cum. county tAo 'Il
mem OF che co1tl below g. affirmed
The count adjourned lt 40 900 HE
mu.u.n. unti touurroN afternoon
wednesday Record
The ..Uod fu. iho cont f0I Wed
u,.IY. follows
Case >H itII D. CuIou. of Hl au.
rlhuta Versus Ctyons Bans o' ~.
Voc. suuoli.o argued and submitted
Case $50 1885, Arizona and Colo.
rHUu RAILROAD company. tDrsu Den.
,oI aud RIO CIand, appellants wore
given until tho hrs da, o October 20
nlo motion iDr % .thoHrun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
CLANCY, CATRON AND
FIELD NAMED AS
COMMITTEE
Supreme Court Appoints Well
Known Attorneys to Act
With Supreme Court of
United States in Revising.
especial Telegram to Evening Herald

especial TcieErHm 10 Evening Herald
santa BE, y VI. Aug 81 The 81.
promc court OF New Mexico today On.
tered an order appointing Frank W
Clancy and Neill y Field OF Alhuquer
que and Thomas u. Cauon OF santa
Re. as a committee 10 act with the
committee of the supreme court OF tne
United states regarding proposed
changes in ploddings and practices IN
equity IN the courts of the United
States Messrs CLANCY Field and Cat.
ron ave three a. the most able lawyers
in the state and doubtless viii render
efficient service in the cause Tor
which they are appointed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
POLICE MAN GOES
CRAZY ON DESERT
(By Evening Herald a. r. leased wireD

Reno. Ntv, Aug. 81 suddenly be-
coming orozrI apparently ny tine OK
trrm. heat James Mahoucy Ncw
York policeman, said To- be- "a rrlatiy"
uf Bourkc Cochran, either has p,rish
ga or be- wandering stark naked some
uIar, uu tun N,yuda desert utty miles
east of Reno 900 D. poin, known 3s the
EapI, salt works.
Mahou,y tu Reno three days ago
Goo accept % position "a SUI vyiug
party Yesterday lc appeared ~ thu
Eagle salt works. stripped himself Of
clothing ANA ran madlN across the
barron sands Members 81 che sur
ycyng crow -u.nt ali the aftornoon
yesterday 'nd last night searching for
Mahnu,y. but Without success, The
search has been resumed today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31

N,W york. Aug Si.--Ptim" paper
90 per cent. Mexican dollars. 45c
.ail money. -, d?1 per cent
Amalgamated, j7ia.
sugar NV bid.
Atchi.on, 1908 3-s.
Great Northern prefer. a., lte's.
Sew YORK Central 1881.
Northerp Pucinc. ia as.
Reading t4iis
southern Pacific. 1883
Union pacins. iG1 as.
steel, ,0is.
steel. preferred, iif3-i
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
WISCONSIN LUMBER
TRUST UNDER FIRE
Suit is Filed to Force Dissolu-
tion of Association Which it
is Alleged is Combine in
Restraint Of Trade.
my Evening Herald a. y. Leased Wire,

Detroit Aug 81 IA bill was filed In
Tho United states circuit court here
this afternoon 10 oniOin The Michigan
Retail Lumber Dealers association
from continuing an alleged unlawful
conspiracy Go restrain commerce and
trade IN the lumber and lumber prod.
ucts in many states The l.umher
Dealers Secretaries Bureau Of lnfor.
nation o, Chicago ana the Scout pub.
fishing company also are named as
defendants in be- bill.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
CHENAULT IS HELD
UNDER BOND
Former Treasurer and Collec-
tor of Quay County Await
ing Action of Grand Jury
for Alleged Shortage.
uBy Evening Herald \. r. Leased Wire,

santa Pc n NJ. Aug SO Former
Comfy Treasurer and Collector c. II.
Chendul' Of rucumeari was held IN
S5,oup bail for the grand jury on the
charge oi the territory that he is gun.
Is OF an additional shortage exceeding
twelve thousand dollars in his ac-
counts as county treasurer although
his friends had just made settlement
for claim Of about fourteen thousand
dollars.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
MISSING HUSbANC
IS IN RATION
Sylverto Menzes Walked
Away From Wife in Cali.
fornia Town Leading Two
Little Children.
By E,.a,nE u-rsls \. q. L.ss.s w,,,,

Fresno. Calf. Aug ~ --Sylycgtro
Menzes, who disappeared tnree DAYS
ago with his Two llttle children. leav.
ing his wife under the impression
that they had gone for short walk.
was arrested last night al Ration. Y
NJ, at the request az sheriff Me.
Swayne OF Fresno Menzes was traced
by railway men Mrs. Menzes can give
no reason for HIS hasty departure
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

GOOD PROPOSITION Good hall Tor
moving picture thealer, live town 81
$500 ANA am willing to take finan-
cial Interest with iight party Ad-
dress A. q. BoN i5S. city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
NrM Nnrk Cniinii.

New york. Aug. 3l.--Cotton closed
quiet a. point. lower, middlinE up
lands. Nl.60, do. gulf. Sll.S0; sales
delivered "n contracp ~. 500 bales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
Kansa, city IIyc-iocL.

Kansas City Aug 3i-Cattlc re-.
colpis 1000 including 1900 southcrns;
market steady. Native steers. S5.s0M
500, snuihorns steers. tt.25 n 500;
southern COWS ana h'ifcrs, S3.0n $50;
native COWS and heitrrs Sg.s0e 1.25;
stockers and feeders. f3.g5M5.T5;
bulls. $4,000 $50, calves. st15m
Gj0i western steers. ti.56m 100;
western COWS. S3,00Ha50
Hogs Roceipts 6,0o0, market stea-
dy 90 Sac lower, nulk OF sales. $40
n7,t5; heavy, 5000 ESQ. packers
ana butchers, f7l6m7t0; lights.
xT.I0M7A0.
sheep Receipts 5000; market
steady % weak. muttons, t3.2 a.
l00: lambs. t5,5OGGe5; range weth
ers ana yearlinRs. t2.T5gag5; range
owes. t3.00m8,75.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
Metal Market.

NV york, Aus. 3i.-Copper ~
N-.o0Hlg lead dun. Stf5Gf5at
oliver, j2ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
l.rnIn and I.ln,lslon..

chicago. Aug 3i.--Wheat Scptcm-
Der. sax Dec, 9iN tsti..
Corn--Sopt., 65is mG5Hc; Dec.
G3hc
OatS-Sept, t3is a43i.c; Dec,
4Gc.
Pork-Scpt, $3.50; Jan. tlG2O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31
~. IOHIs Metal.

- Louis, Aug ai.--Lead lower.
fA.37 is&AA0; spelter. lower. $3.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-31

81 Louis, Aug. 81 Wool quiet ter,
ritory and western mediums l7is 10
zoe. nne mediums ia lsc; flne. ia
lac.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-28
LOST
FOR RENT-corTAGEs.


State OF North Dakota. county of
Cass--In district court. Third judicial
district.
Hans q. Hotter, plaintir, VS.. Arthur
n. Reynolds. Anna r. Reynolds,
Charles r.. Noyes. Laura l.. Moves.
Anna Ellis Physic, Adriana Physic.
the unknown heirs OF Adriana Physic.
deceased, and all other persons un-
known claiming any estate or interest
in. or lien or encumbrancs upon, the
property described In the complaint.
defendants--Summons.
The state OF North Dakota to the
above named defendants:--
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in the above en-
titled action. which Ii now ON file in
the office OF the clerk of the district
court in and for Caes county, North
Dakota, and to serve copy OF your
answer to the 'said complaint on the
subscribers at their ONCE in the city
or Fargo, In said county and state
within thirty days after the service of
this summons upon you. exclusive of
the day of such service; and in case
OF your failure TO appear or answer,
Judgment win be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated September 3, A. d. 1911.
BALL. WATSON, YOUNG g. Law
RENEE.
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF. stern Build
ing. Fargo. Cass County. North Da-
kota.
To the defendants above named
Notice is hereby given that the land
referred 70 and described I'm the COM
plant In this action, and the land to
which this action relates. Ia ais fol-
lows: Ali OF Section Twenty -seven
(27l, Township One Hundred Forty
(140l, North OF Range F'ifty-fve 1861,
West Of the Fifth Principal Meridian.
BALL. WATSON. YOUNG ii Law
RENEE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
(sept. II. 20. Oct. 5, IL. 10, 2e.l
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-28

State Of North Dakota, County of
Cass--ss. In District Court Third
judicial district y. III. Allen & Co..
o foreign corporation, Plaintiff. va,
Henry Miller. Defendant, and
Springfield Fire Marine Insur-
ance Co, foreign corporation, and
Middlewest Fire Insurance Co, q
corporation, Garnishees.
The State OF North Dakota TO tha
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaint In the above entitled
action, which is now on flIe in the
Office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court, Cass County, North Dakota, and
to serve q copy Of your answer to the
said complaint upon the subscriber AZ
his office I'm the City OF Fargo. In said
County and State within thirty DAYS
after the service or this summons
upon you exclusive OF the day OF such
service. and in case of your failure 10
appear or answer judgment win be
taken against you by default FOR ,ha
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated this Bth day OF September
JOHN @ PFEFFER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and Postoffice Address
Fargo, North Dakota.
september 7-14-21-2s. October S-12J