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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08

Pahranagat valley is one of the
richest spots in Nevada; it is peo-
ped by large number of enter
prisins farmers and st0ckmen who
pay their goodly portion of the
taxes
In the past, Pahranagat valley has
lad little recognition and the Record
IS firmly OF the opinion that they
hou!d at least be represented on
The board Of commissioners.
Mr.. X. j. Pace of Alamo is being
Urged for the place and has decided
. be candidate. Mr.. Pace is a
lighly respected citizen and would
nquestionably fill the post salts
| factorily to the citizens Of Lincoln
county Politically. Mir. Pace is
L Republican.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08

expenditure, as oo-owntr, in said
Coiax lode mining clam is Y33.J3 i-3
fou are also notified that The IN
..eraIaned, as your oo-owner, has e1
pended during the year 1911, Sew
N HUndred DolIaIs III labor and I'M
provemeuts Lp;n TIE Holy Moses,
Slack Wonder. Ridge, Seyenthirty,
digh Five, Red 1ep, and Moose
ode mining claims, situated IL: tue
Highland Mining District, Line IL
County, State of Nevada. as will ap-
pear by the proofs OF labor filed in
he office of the county recorder of
said county. Your proportion Of
said expenditure being $3.50.
Such expenditures having beSG
made to hold said Gains under
provisions Of Sec. 1924 OF the Re-
Used Statutes Of the United Stat
es and the amendment there
to approved January 2s, 1850, as
enacted by the Congress OF the I'm.
tied States concerning annual labo.
upon mining claims, that being the
amount required to hold said claims
for the year ending December 81,
1911. And you are hereby notified
that If within ninety days from the
personal service OF this notice or
within ninety days after this notice
by publication. you fai. or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditures as co.owner, which
amounts to s3S5.3s Ia. your inter.
est in said claims will become the
property OF the subscriber. your
present coowner, under the provis
ions of said section 1924.
CHARLES WHALEY,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
FORFEITURE NOTICE
TO Geo. L. Stone, l-2; c. L. Lacey II.
You and each OF you are hereby

To Geo. l.. Stone, i-z' I. u Lacey -
You and each OF you are hereby
,otifind that nave expended dur
- ar tsti stoo worth of
80 ;u,nrovamsnts nm the
-, 49, I,',a ,,i,iu, Ct.,m al,
-. ,,,,ora.ni,..d mir.
ri, Iineon Coumy state
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08

md territory in the United States.
There may be some in your town.
they are giving them away ev-
,rywhere to men, women, boys and
girls, over Is years Of age, on
surprisingly liberal conditions.
Ii you could make any use of d
il0D.Oo typewriter, providing 1t did
not cost You even one cent, then
in letter or on a postal card ad
Dr., ssed to Frank l.. Wilder, Presl
dent, Woodstock, Ill, simply say
Mail me all your free offers, ano
by return mail you. viii receive
heir kree Offers. the Names Of OK
II 400 who have recently receive,
| typewriters Tree, and you win leari
on what easy conditions you cal
get OH { OK. their typewriters fire..
right away.
The Emerson Typewriter is on
Il the highest grade, wholly visible
| .ypewriters made in the world. Man.
who have used the EMERSON" AM
other makes pronounce the "EMEft
SON" superior t. any 10000 type
writer on hte market 1t is ;
Wholly visible machine has ever,
Ia"w, upto.date feature. looks Xix
,ther high grade 500 90 typewriter
though ii is now selling at al aa
uuishllb y low price and On te rtns &
no money with order, trial free J.
your own home. Nothing to pay 1;
i.rst. and after thorough trial, I
cents day until paid. The "EMEH
SON has every new. improvement
universal keyboard, back spacer, tai
!, ulatnr, two-color ribbon. cverythlr
the best is the iedal machine IA
beginners as well as for, The mos
expert typists and stenographers;j us
! tAe typewriter for the smallest @
largest office.
II you could possibly make an
use Of a high grade typewriter, e.
en- though it did not cost you on
cent Of money, or If you would Tx
the agency In your town on pla
by which you could make big none.
, or if you would like a position wi,
the company, then be sure, on
! pastai card or in letter addresse
to'Frank l.. Wilder. president, Woe
stock lll..' say, Mail me your Ere
Offers
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
PUMPS USED TO iRRiGATE
FARMS IN HUMBOLDT

Yesterday Chris. Heubach was in
rom his ranch in Grass valley. He
has just installed a l2-horse power
gasoline engine and 3-inch cenrfn-
gal pump whcih will throw 800 ga.
Ions of water minute. Mr. Heubaeh
digging his weil doepor 1t is
Town forty-two fset now and he
intends sinking it to fifty. Spring
wheat is Dip five or six inches and
arden stuff looks fine. Mr.. Heu.
ach is ready now 10 plant pota .>-
lie dosn't care whether it is DARK
OF the moon or light of the moo
~ just I1ants them when he gets
ready. -Humboldt Star.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
FORT slrURE NOTICE

Ptoch .. Nevada. Feb. Is 1912
10 Fred J, Mills, his heirs, IL
gal representatives otasssisns;
You are hereby notified that lhS
unde sitn ned, ,trr roowner, has e1
peaded during the year, 1911, One
Hundred Dollars In labor aud i'm.
arosemeu,s upon the Colfax lode
Mining eiaim. situated IN the High
land Mining District, Lincoln County
state az Nevada. as will appear by
be proof OF labor filed in the Of
lice 81 the county recorder Of sold
county. Your proportion Of saE
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
Typewriters
Given Away

The EHuuerson typewriter Com
1any cs Woodstock. Hi, have recent
~ given away over 400 OF the hi gh
st grade, wholly visible Emmerson
Typewriters made in the world.
they have gone into every stats
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
PAHRANAGAT VALLEY WANTS
A CO. COMMISSIONERS

At the November election, two
members of the beard of county COM
missioners are to be elected
The citizens of Pahranagat valley
believe that they are entitled to
representation on the board and the
Record is inclined to the belief that
they are right.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
NOTICE

|. A. NO. 069l2. APPLICATION Fol
Patent. United States Land Office
arson City, Nevada, March 20, 1872
Notice is hereby given, That Hike
,ell Mining and Milling Company,
orporation, through its authorizes
gent, James Castles, whose postoi-
ice address is Hike, Lincoln County,
Nevada. has made application for :
United States patent for the Elephant
iigh Fly, Tom Biundcr, Eliko Bel ,
alley View and Vera Lode Mining
lains consolidated. situated in thu
'ahranagat Lake Mining District.
county OF Lincoln, State of Nevada.
)eing survey No 1905. and described
n the field notes and plat on file
II this office, with magnetic variation
follows;
Commencing at corner No. OF Ei-
,phant lode claim, whence the IL
section corner between Sections &c
md 80. Township South, Range s.
Cast, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian
bears s. 40 deg. AZ min e. 1925 feet
hence NJ 50 deg. SO min. Z. ll1G.G
teet TO corner No. Of Vera lode;
thence 8. 8 deg 20 min W. 1854 Il
20 corner No 3 Of Vera lode; thence
). so deg, 81 min. w. lla,G feet &c
Iatersect line 10 Hike Bell Lode
thence S, so deg. AZ min. q 394.S
'eet TO corner No. 2 Of Hike Bel
ode; thence 8. deg. ~ min. ~
500 feet TO corner No. 3 Of ltik,
Bell lode; thence N. 50 deg. IS lain
W. 1854 feet to corner No. o
Hike Bell lode, identical with cor
Ter No. 3 of Elephant lode and cor
ler No. Of High Fly lode; thence
). 8 deg Is min. W. 1891 feet {,
'orner No. 3 of High ely lode theme
Y. 81 des. IS min W 500 IT. to cor
ner No . Of High Fly lode; thenc'
Y. deg. 2S min. Z. 1892 feet L
corner No Ct High Fly ole ant
rIler >t 4 t Elephant lode theme
Is 9 q min r. G34.2 feet L
,orner 80. of Tom Blunder lode
he.te y. IS des. % min. W. l5e0
. e..utor No :: Q Tom Elunder lode
d"utcal w,lh ctIno.' M. | OF Val
ey View lode thence n. 10 deg. 8,
Mn W. 1900 feet to corner NJ.
{ Valley View lode; thence \.
| .np "a min Foot - na,,,.
No, of Valley View lode. thence s,
| de- 10 min +. lass feet to cor
CT Ao, : of Valley View lode ideu
zeal vain corner 80. OF Tom Bicn
Ter lode; thence ), rs deg % min Il
800 feet to corner No. | Of Tom Blu
'ef itoe; thence \. 8 deg. % mil II
.Oo.o feet to corner No. of Elepnan
de the place CT beginning and io
'ated in Sc Ia and SW ia Of Sec
.,Cn 20, Sc Ia of Section 80, NE l..
/ Section 81 and NV IA of NE l..
md SW Ia OF Section 80, TOWNSHIP,
} south, Range 80 East, Mt Dabh
). 4 Nj, containing an area OF 76
800 acres exclusive of conflicts will
Lot No 81, Jehn r. lode, Lot No. 3s
.ehmer lode, ct No %. Indian Chic
ode tAm'dl, Lot No. Al, Mollie c
ode and lot No. iG, Harrison lole
'djcining aud conflicting Claims a.
'aowh by Plat cf Survey are Lot Nc
z, John T. Lode, Lot No. SS, Lehmei
ode, Lot No. -. Indian Chief lode
Amid, Lot No, Al, Mollie c. lode
Lot No. +G. Harrison lode, Sur NJ
3Sl7, Black Prince lode, aud Deuye
ode tunsurveyedl.
direct that this notice be publis b
I'd IN the Pi0che Record, publish s,
I Phoebe, Nevada
LOUIS J. COIN,
| Register.
Date OF first pub. April 6; last. Jur
|. 1919
Edwin W Senior, Salt Lake City
Utah. Claimants Attorney.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
TIE ETERNAL

There must be something be-
yond man in hi. world. Even on
attaining to his hiehes, posablihes
he IS like bird beating against his
cage. There is something beyond.
Q deafness soul, IKE a .easheh.
moaning Tor the bosom Of the ocean
to which YOU beioasl-Chap;n.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08

Sid Pace. one OF the progressive
farmers of Alamo, was in the city
asst Monday with bunch Of beef
cattle.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
A Horse on Him.

King Richard III had offered his
kingdom for Il hnrSe
"Ha," eArlaiutd Ri.hmoud I'm
have to 40 nG ms. TAN, fitar"
GRASP. 49, >" -u.al ,tr c;Sh
I'd 4, th'- 1874. ia "a t,br
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
THE PRICE HOUSE

TIE PNTIE HUUSE
The reliable place 10 stop while
on are In Phoebe Meals served In
onnectioB.
THE PRICE HOUSE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
INSANE WOMAN IS
DEAD; JUMPED
FROM TRAIN
Bernalina sousa, Native Of
Old Mexico, Being Taken to
State Asylum, Escapes From
Deputy, and Loses Life.

Escaping Tor moment the watch
fnlncas Of q, n. Jones. deputy
sheriff Of Eddy county. BeFnalinA
aousa. native % Old Mexico, VIM
was being taken from Carlsbad Co
the state asylum IN Las Vegas. iainp-
cd from ear window Of coauh on
santa Fe train No. So last night as
the train was four miles south ~ Al
buqerque, and elHtal ned fractured
skull ana ether .nIhfies. which re-
suited IN death Nv Sc. Joseph'u hos
pltas UT ~ o'cllck this morning.
Deputy sheriff Jones permitted tho
w6naan 10 SSteF the wash room Tor
moment AZ the train was nearing
AlbuQuorQue. Opening 4 window,
llfayellne al the rate of forty miles an
hour. and was fatally inlured. ar
irving IN the city, Deputy Jones no-
titled CHIEF 81 Police McMlllln and
Ben williams ~ the sansa - secret
service Ana a apeclsl train was sent
iuWh 20 the yards 10 search Tor she
woman. ahe Was found unconscious
near mile post No. Z. lleiuoyed u
line hospital, Il was discovered on ca
amlnation that the injuries she sur'
ialued were necessarily fatnI Death
came AZ aciock this morning and
buflal wan made thiH AFTERNOON. Ths
wuman has No relatives ~ iela conn'
Try Deputy Jones loat hle suitcase
CoNalnlnN 3 sun and commandment
papers near nelan yesterday evening
IA believes lhAi fhe ln4nne WoWat
Ishfew lha snlicast lhroABb thr gyln'
dow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
MO0RE'S ALLEGED
SLAYER ARRESTED
NEAR GALLUP
Luciano Lopez Accused Of
Shooting Santa Re Brake
man Taken Into Custody +;
Said to Have Confessed.

Luciano Lopez. a Mexican 90 years
old. In In the Mckinley county Jail In
Gallup. Accused OF being the slayer
Of brakeman Edward r.. Moore, who
was shot and killed early yesterday
morning. his dead body being found
on top Of his train as Il neared tho
division terminal. Lopcn was ar
rested by UndcrsheriGf Pat Dugan
and CITY Msrrhal Fred Myers az Win
gate. Il Is said that Lopez has con
fcsscd his guilt. The officers took
tho prccaution % adequately guard
the alleged murderer, because Of the
possibility OF iynchiuE. feeling ngulns,
Lopez being high The 1909 reward
offered by the santa be for the arrest
OF Moore's murderer. viii be paid to
Dugan and Myers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
PLANS OF DARELAS
SCHOOL READY
New Building in South End Of
City will Be Architectural
ly Handsome and Have Lots
Of Room.

g.Ians have been drawn Tor she
new ss.ooo sohoul hulldlna for ms
ilnrelaa district. % be- bnils on the
south end Of Third street, the ~ofk
of removing the old baildinB 0n me
site having already commenced.
rho plans IA exhibited ~ county
experimentation MoniWya shaw three
Large r0oms each oue IN addition %
other windows having = solid row %
alx hleh and wide easements q ~ n
AN the HIGHT tl,arp i gpluN The main
enlfancn leads into q wlae nnA wi'n
a blR room on zach side and another
~ the roar. the Arrangement oeine
simple. YEA nOei cphVfnleht hnN
suited 10 the purpose the fopai.
wlll hove high celllnEs Aud will ht
Equipped similarly % the faoiliea
sthool ina plaus fof which Wele n.
ctnils d4tebsnka n thla papsF Aren't
locinrally the school VIII ~ hN'la'
some and attractive and ~ eNNlt.
ImNnl viii 81 tHe sRNY hleN ppnlp''
ld Secure Tho Foundation wl'l N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
TERRIER NOW CONFINED
IN AN ORANGE CRATE

\ week ago small rat terrier. the
property Of woman pahHrnkrr
traveIlng from Chicago 10 ~ paso on
the santa ~. escaped from baagaEn
men at the local Santa Fe station.
To-day the terrier was captured by
|ponndmaster oeoFse Washington
lwarde. placed IN an orange crate,
Tightly boarded 10 prevent escape,
and tonight will BE- sent 10 ~ Paso.
lThe terrier IL wild little animal
land insists on biting every one that
has anything 10 do with him. waFde
receives reward for capturing the
llerrier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
DEDICATION WILL
OCCUR SUNDAY
Pastors Of City to Make Short
Addresses at Ceremony al
Central Avenue Methodist
Church.

The dedication d enc handsome
new Central Asehpe Meihodist
church - lhe corner ~ Arno a,roes
will ercur Sunday and plans ara
being made 20 mahe q most san
prtnslve and Interesting uarem0ny.
10 addition ~ ~ address hy the
ilaatur ilev N8nlufl E hlileph. aAdefhe
PASTORS 81 ne frulfAaHt thutehon
wiIi make ahOrf tMiks ind there van
BE- beautiful program Ut speolat
ana appropriate muRlf Cor me o.,
fesIHn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
LOCAL AND Personal


Walton finishes kodak work.
Bebber CO.. Opticians Phone .0s.
Dr. scliwenIkeF. osseoVatn, Arhnaio
lIuildinG.
Try a bonita cigar. Everybody has
them.
Mrs. n. 4. Duyal. photographer for
Charles llfeid company loft last night
for an cntended visit ON the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. Thomas Walsh. Of s07 south
Third street, has left for visit in
Kansas city. and 20 visit her son Ia
Chicago,
Cant Clark AZ. Cdrr and Clarke.
Jr.. left this morning for tho Upper
Pecoa. where they win spend week
or mere fishing.
Stated communication of .Tcmpie
lodge No. g. A. n. a a. NJ. this even
ing az O'Clock. All visiting brethren
are welcome. ny order Of the w. NJ,
Harry Braun, secretary.
Roy kirkpatrick leaves tonight for
visit In Los Angeles and southern
California. II In suspected by MT.
Kirkpatrick'A friends that he viii not
return In a state Ut single blessedness.
Dr. Edward ssaab OF New York
Guy, who has been here for apme
time the guest OF his rother Attor-
ney Julius sinab. and sister. Mrs.
Louis Ilscld. leaves tomorrow for has
home
Mrs. Charles Madison and two
daughters arrived laat nlght from
Fort Mudia0n. la. for wait with
Street Cor missioner NJ. y. Ticrney
and Mrs. Tiornay. MTh. Madditen "
Mr. Tierneyg sister.
r.. H. IIaeney. for several years
ticket agent for the Santa Fe here.
leaves tonight for Han FrDncinco.
whore he viii become ticket agent
for he~santa We In the Ferry build
ling,
John nroEan. news editor on tho
San Antonio Light. arrived toens
from San Ant0Hlo. Tex. Tor ofAei
visit IN Albuquerque and Santa re
ar Irogan n brother 81 ". "
frogan. Of the Santa Fe New Mex.
lean, and was formerly connected
eith local newspapers.
know you were satisfied with
that bonita cigar. Everybody IL.
| VIII q. Barnen. acting supervisor
department Of graxlng. Of the Thlrs
district OF the United states Fores
lnervlce. left today for the yellow
lslOne park country. whore hr WI
inpend some time on inspection work
Mr. Harness IL accompanied ON I'M
trp by his nephew.
II Becauae ~ tbs lack Of a quorum
no meeting OF the city council wa
/. hesd last night. and the meeting VII
/ occur tonight, Paving matters an
other Important business will com
j up for confederation,
E. r. ricwmhn, managHcr OF en-
Castennda hotel IN las VEGAS, ~
rived IN the city last night. returniA
, from vacation on the Pacific coas
= SIR piowman win temporarily r
IIleve xonn stein, superintendent {.
inc Harvey system. Ar. Stein vi
4 take an extended vacation.
ssatsa communication % tempt
f.odna 40. A. n a A. a.. this eve
ming "a 4 n'plotN jy order % IN
w. Nj. HAIRY Braun, secretary.
neMtsms ~ Regorcycliats 10 calla
Tor tbAsnht AZ fho Hopping hicycl
shon Is alnousn the matter % motoi
rycle races for the state Fair tourns
\. mont.
Rev. A. Al. Mandaiarla, Rev. "
Ifhar Tray and Rev, y. Tommanln
!. Bmunbefu Of the socioty Of Jesus n
ibuanegaue. left last nleht for uoAiu
q Iwhore they viii attend an aceleaie
= Itltnl conference ~ tha cioFaYmen
J ldha Rlo nrande valley. Tne oonfe
4 Innoa a to be attended W twenfy-si'
4 lor phlfsy priests from various par
y LOT lhe state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
Take Notice
On July goth at 6 O'clock p.
N. the make Room Sale" at
:. M. SOllie's Furniture Store
at the corner Of Second street
and Silver avenue will Gloss,

We are sfallned Nth the interest
manifested IN the sals thus far. The
people seem 10 realize that the reduce
lion In prices claimed. has been made.
OF course with these reductions In
prices the casn ~ expected, but to
show our JpreoiaiiOnt We propose
from Monday. July the tsth 10 Satnr-
day. July goth. IN order 10 accommo-
date those OF our customers who have
not al the money 10 sell for half
down and the balance In 30 days
This wall mean !. big saving TO those
who need furniture. Why not take
advantage OF it9
PHONE A22
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
VICE Presidents
FOR BIG STATE
FAIR CHOSEN
TO-DAY
Every County Represented by
Live Booster Who Will Co
Operate to Make Exposition
Biggest Ever.
PRESIDENT WILL
NOTIFY THEM an ONCE

. vlce Presidents Of New Mexico
- state Fair. 1912.
Bernaii,lO county. 4. y.
= stroup. Albuquerque
- chavos: John T. Hinkle. iias- !
y crman.
- Colfax. John Morrow. Ration. 4
- Curry. II. =. Armstrong. Clio.
. vita
% Dona Ana Francis r. Lester. I
. Mesllla f'ark
. Eddy Scott Ettcr. Carlsbad. ,
y Grant: w. ID. Murray, Silver
% CITY.
= 0uadaiupe n. c NessI, Port
. GUNNER
= Llneoln' ?. y. soushwOr,h. (.
. Picaoho.
. Luna: chas. J. Laughren.
. Deming
= Mckinley: u, c. Master, Ru-
= NAH.
. Mora W. 81 wieaand. Wagon I
. Mound.
= oteroi Dran suerr.. Alamo
. RordO.
= Quay. Donald stewart. Tucum-
y carl.
Ae'b NtfAeat T. hfaNioIA ENiuNtf
y EspanOin,
. Roosevelt A. A. Rogers. Por. I
. tales.
. sandovali christian Brothers.
= Bernalillo.
. san Juan willard Beiknap. 4
= Farmlngton.
y san Miguel Geo. a. FLEMING, Z
= East las Vegas
. Santa Fe John T. Harris
. santa re.
y sierra: w $. Hopewell. Hills 4
. borO
= socorro, W ~. Bycr,s. so-
y zorro.
y Taos Alex Gusdorff Taos.
y Torrance. Dr. v. :. cheyney, I
. willard.
. linton: "A. J. Hammond. clay
. ton.
. Valencia 'col W. n. Berger.
. Belcn.
q q Q o q q a o q q q Q o o O I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

The special COMMITTEES OF the fair
association appointed at the meeting
last night, this morning selected thc
foreHoing apiendid and representative
list Of New Mexico boosters and en-
plre builders % serve AZ Wee presi'
dents OF the 1912 fair. one from
each county. The committee. con'
Sls,lng Of ~. ". Henlng, j. y. TinHley.
Col. NJ. l.. Stern. y. n. schwsntkrr
ana w. Y. Van Horn. got together this
morning and prepared the list of
names which was handed 10 preri-
dent SELLERS Ut the fair. who IN todui
sending out letters OF notification "a
the Vice presidents 81 their appoint
menL The men selected, Il IN be-
lieved. will cooperate enthusiastically
with the fair management 10 Eee that
every county in the state IL repre-
scented al the fclr by big exhibit
and a good delegation 0f citizens
Each man Beicctcd " u man who y
prominent IN the development actlv-
nv OF hin Particular county or ser
tier. the majority are good publicity
men and viii talk state fair ln season
and cut Of season this SKINNER.
The appointment OF those vice
presidents makes the fair OrganiKa-
ton complete and everything IN nov
lin good running order for the great
eat state fair or any other old kinu
of fair ever pulled off In the Great
Southwest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

"Father, what do YOU think 81 the
recail2"
welt. my dear. hardly know.
sone peolo think 4 IL Dangerous.
kiut Why DO YOU ask 2"
4 sent Ferdy away last night, ana
now I'm sorry."-DetrUit Free Press
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

high and the Windows Win start four
feet from the floor 10 that tho scho0i
work win not be interrupted by pass.
ms traffic and the building viii stand
close 60 the street with tho main
playground Ia the rear. The play
ground. by the way. VIII be fully up
fo-daie and equipped with outdoor
gymnaaIic apparatus for the benefit
OF the boys ana girls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

are you golns % join the new 20.
litical party7r
4 don't think 20"
why notg"
~ don't think there viii be room
for me. Just AZ present 4 seems 70
have only seating cspaclty for the
colonel"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

WIN fimd no9 URly tho rlnK saias ulnin
hosIp ~ gaidD uant IL 20 unlIe ncF In
enparabiy. ''lct ua hope with the
ninn alle adoTcn. but also iilose other
useful ana nnAy tlaiRza tlsat go 20
make up tina n0deFn h0sle. Our
aplendId. we'll ncie'ted stock ~ MA
afONDS, WATCHES. JEwlsSfix,
HILvEnwAi1E. CUT GLASS. etc,
make n easy for tlse brides friends
a. aciccs thoso nlenenios uf frsenf
slslp which al arc - willing a. givs
- tlsls paFaicalaF nllical0ns 0n llfc's
journey.
We have bean wifh sOu ~ sonE that
there u 40 need 90 tell sou mat sie
word os rIvEHIT'r abous amy article
a. Our i,ond. and oar enneavOr II 80
Ipe pURE GOLD. ~ carat. through
aud siiFoagh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

Ahy PARTIES wiehinu reasonably
|lrmnfnnsln ilnn % thf mountains %
tamnn enrinan cnn Obtain sa,e ~
telsehsnlna lsaD w. Msm a. !
M .. ~ ~ b. ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

(short and sweet. inn't ~ We
only hope u WIN nahs good
Local weather rsport for -
hours ending as n. rn., JUly
fss Maximum temperature. NJ
degrees; minimum. %; range
~: at \ n. m, ~. oouthesst
winds. partly cloudy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

city council meotlns tonight.
Temple lodge needs .. ~.
Mot0rcycllats meet NJ Hop
ping cycle shop % discuss fair
races.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

''Mndam. -
nnfd Sole
leather simp.
kins 70 a lady
In Cur fniF
cIty. -" Z fully
appFecl tate
y ur very
ktnd an d
tn 0ug h tfui
So. a. -