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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20
state Of colorado.

City and County OF Denver. }
I, Lucy l. Harrington. q notary public
IN and for said city and county, IN
the state aforesaid. do hereby certify
that Marvin ~. Mcclure. Louise "A.
Fugate and Theo. w Fugate. who are
personally known 20 me 90 be the per-
sons whose names are subscribed 20
the annexed and foregoing certificate
OF Incorporation. appeared before me
this day IN person. and acknowledged
that they signed, sealed and delivered
tho said instrument OF writing as their
free and voluntary act, for the uses
and purposes therein set forth.
Given under my hand and noteFlal
seal, this 18th day OK May. a. D.,
1903.
Ny commission expires February ~,
1911.
(seaL LUCY /. HARRINGTON.
Notary Public.
ENDORSED.
49f76. Certificate Of incorporation
OF The Overland Auto Company.
Company.
DOMESTIC.
Filed in the office Of the Secretary
OF the state Of Colorado, on the 18Th
day OF May A. d., 1909, az $50 o'clock
.. m. Recorded IN book 1871, page
eos. JAMES y. PEARcE,
Secretary OF state.
by THOMAS r.. DILLON, Jrs
Deputy.
Fees, s $1,000. A w Y
CERTIFICATE OF INCREASE OF
CAPITAL STOCK or THE OVER
LAND AUTO COMPANY.
This IA TO Certify.
That pursuant to due and lawful re-
quest OF the stockholders Of the enc
tire capital stock, and due and lawful
notice thereof, special meeting Of tho
stOckhoiGora OF The Overland Auto
Company. a corporation duly organiz-
cd and existing under and by virtue
of the laws OF the state Of Colorado.
was held az the Office OF the company,
16l2-t516 Broadway IN the city and
county OF Denver, to-wit; the 3Oth day
OF June, A, d., 1903, at which meet
ing the holders Of all of said capi-
tai stock were present; and pursuant
TO the notice Of such meeting snd the
objects thereof therein stated which
was the question amending paragraph
OF the Articles OF Incorporation OF
said company BY increasing the capt
tai stock. the following amendment
TO said paragraph was duly adopted
by the unanimous vote OF all Of said
stockholders so that the same shall
read az follows, fO-wit:
Third. Tho capital stock of our
said company is twenty-five thousand
dollars (t25, O00.O0) 70 be divided in
10 two hundred hfty share OF one hum
dred dollars for each share and said
stock shall be worcestershire.
In witness whereof TheO. w. Fii-
gate, president, and Marvin ~ Me-
CURE, secretary, hereto certify by
their hands and seals this 3Oth day Of
June A. d.. 1909, Ia duplicate.
THEO W. FuOATE,
corporate SeaD President,
IA. A. Mcguire.
Secretary.
ENDORSED.
40822, Certificate OF Amendment
Increase OF Capital stock Of The OVER
land Auto Company,
DOMESTIC.
Filled IN the Office of the Secretary
Of state. OF the state OF Colorado, on
tho lat day OF July, a. d., 1903, "a
ef2O o'clock, p. ~.
Recorded In Book 1877, page AT.
JAMES a. PEAitCE,
Secretary Of state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-20

W. q. DICKEY,
Secretary.
(To be- filed In office OF state Cor
poFation Commission. Filling Zee
$500 payable Ia advanced
ENDORSED. No. 7iaS Cor. Reed
Vol. Page 1913.
STATEMENT OF The overland
Auto Company a foreign corporation.
designating principal office. agent,
etc. IN New Mcxico.
FILED IA office of State Corpora
ton Commission March 25. 1914, o
IN. M. Geo. w. Armllo. clerk.
Compared ~. ID. Il. "a J. J. q.
State az New Mexico, County OF iier-
nnililo--sa.
This instrument was flied for ree-
ora on tho 18th day OF April, 1913,
az 1870 o'clock n. m.
Recorded IN Vol. &C." Misc, %
Records Of said county, folio i36.
A, ". WALKER.
Clerk and Recorder.
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BIG POULTRY MEETING OPENED AT NASHVILLE K
Iany Prominent Poultry Raisers
 Meeting At Convention.

= ,3ttftif vuti .it. tf f.
 Nashville, Tenn, Aug, 12.-The thirty-seyenth annual convention of the Amer can Poultry Association opened here today fer five days selssicn. Those in attendance, repre- : ser ting many States, were cordially welcomed by Gov B. w. Hooper. The address was responded to by Presi- dent Reese V. Hicks of Topeka, Kan. The remainder of the session was devcted to appointment of com. mlttees and reporHs.
 This evening a reception and bal will be g ven in the visitors honor. \ strenuous fight for the 1913 conven ton of the association has already begun and representatives from h. dianapclis, Detroit and Atlantic Civ are here to present bids. The matter will not be decided during th's meet ing.
 A matter of importance before t-2 convention is the plar, of establish ing permanent home for fhe asso- citation, Chicago and Buffalo being i. the field fer headquarters G ty.
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PLAYED IN VARIOUS LEAGUES
,,ck craney Has Every Other Mem Der of Cleveland Team Beaten
 as to Experience.

"Jack" Graney has every other mem her of the Cleveland outfit outclasseo and tied to the starting mark when u comes to variety of experiences. A year ago Jim McGuire led the held' Though younger in years, Jack mas already performed in seven different Ioapues with the following clubs: Erle' pa Fulton, N. Y.; Rochester; Wilkes barre. Cleveland, Columbus, Portiaho' Cleveland. .,u ao
 Beat it if you can. And he's stlll so yonug and frisky. Even Nap LaJole' inc vet in years of the squad, doesn .omnare with Jack" Larry has con. fined his efforts to three clubs. faii River Athletics and Cleveland. "IucK Turner and Joe Birmingham, the other vets also stand near the foot or the list. "Tuck's" record shows a trlai with pittsburg, subsequent develop ment at Columbus, and finally a ti7p fo Cleveland Joe Birmingham dis ,iaved his talent with the A., J. and t. cam of the N. Y. State league Delore cleveland grabbed him.
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FUNERAL PROGRAM FOR JAPAN'S EMPEROR
Services Are to Begin in the Morn ing of September IS ai ( Oaloch
 and Last Until September I5.

Tokio, Aug. 12-The official pro gram for the funeral of the late em- peror, who died July 30, was issued today The services are to begin at c o'clock in the morning of September Is, when the Emperor Yoshihito and the empress doWager will he present
 At | o'clock i'll the evening of the same day the elder statesmen, the people and the high officials and the foreign representatives are to assem- ble at the palace, whence the funeral procession will start. The coffin con- taining the body of the late emperor is to be drawn by a team of oxen. diers of the regular army
 Immediately after the arrival of the procession at Aoyama the funeral services will begin and will comprise the full and imposing Shinto ritual. At the conclusion of this service the i'm mSeria train is to leave for Kioto. 1t will reach MOmoyama at o:lo D. m., September 14, and a procession siml- lar to that arranged from the palace to the Aoyama parade ground will fol- low. Additional services are to take place September 15 and these will con- clude the funeral ceremonies.
 The coffin of the late ruler is to be removed tomorrow from the chamber in which it is now lying to that pre- pared for the final lying in state. Throughout the night the empress doWager and the court ladies and off clals will remain beside the coffin.
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the second-sacker can arrange trade for himself that will strengthen the Cardinals it will go through. Last winter it was thought that Huggins would become leader of the Cincin- nati Reds. and when Miller was in the running for the job he was given per mission from Bresnahan to open ne- gotiations for 8 trade. :
 When Hank O'Day was appointed Huggins lost out But he continues to seek a position as general director and if any bids are received he will be allowed to depart, of course, pro. Viding Bresnahan is pleased with what he is offered
 If Higgins leaves the Cardinals. after this year when Lee Magee will become the second baseman. Magee is outclassed by Huggins in expert enoe, but Lee is speedier than his op- ponent, is better hitter and is go- ing to become one of the best base runners in the circuit.
 Then Bresnahan thinks that heihas the coming greatest second 1baseman in ghe game in Magee. He is a1l ar dert anmirer of the Cincinnati lad for the simple reason that he has copied Roger's style perfectly-being full of vim and dash and wide awake all the time.
 For the present, and probably for the rest of 1912 Magee will do left fell duty.
 Higgins probably would have gone to Boston when the Cardinals were in the east, but for John M. Ward and his co-worker, James Caffney, being attacked with cold feet. The bosses of the Braves and Johnny Kling, are not working in harmony, and it has been hinted often that Kling is not g shl ewd or smart leader.
 The opening for Huggins is Boston, unless Garry Hermann ousts Hank OIay in Cincinnati. Both teams have material that could strengthen the Cardinals, and when Roger Bresna- hal. gets ready to talk with his foes for Huggins, he is not going to put 8 l 10-20-30 tag on pee-wee Miller.
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pains at monthly periods, bilious spells, and was getting worse all the time. l would hardly get over one spell when 1 would be sick again. No tongue can tell what I suffered from cramps, and at times I could hardly walk The doctors said I might die at one of those times, but I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound and got better right away. Your valuable medicine is worth more than mountains of gold to suffering wo- men. Mrs. BERTHA MUFF, 503 N. 4th Street, Louisiana, Mo.
 Lydia D. Pinkham's Vegetable Con- pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and to-day holds the record of being the most successful remedy for female ills we know of, and thousands of voluntary testimonials on file in the Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem to prove this fact.
 If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (cOnfi- dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence.
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Iris Speaker Best Player.

Rillv Murray, one of the best Judges of ball player in the country anu u,ho is now acting as scout for the pirates pn awards the palm for being tho hest player to Iris Speaker. says nil,v. "You can praise Ty Cobb Joe Jackson and the other great oStileis ers in the big leagues, but none or them is in the class with Iris speaker If inc Red Sox. Speaker is the pest nlayer on the diamond today As 2 hitter, fielder thrower ana oass run l ner he has Cobb and the others peat en I've seen all the stars of twenty i've years. and the Beaneater IS lne klpg.'''
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TYPOS HOLD ANNUAL
 CONVENTION TIitre Will Be No Election Held At This Mppting.

Cleveland, Ohio. Aug 12-The fif- ty-eighth annual convention of thA International Typographical Union began here today. President James M. Lynch presided. The woman 5 auxil'a is also in session.
 The address of welcome and TO- sponses, with the appointment of sev- eral committees, occupied the initial session of the convention. There wh. be no election of officers at this meeting, as that procedure IS done Y referendum vote. New York, Nash ville, San Antonio and Montreal seel: the next convention
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NOTItE.

The Commissioners of Paving Dis trict No. 29, City of Pine Bluff, Ark, will receive bids for the construction of approximately 25,5O0 square yards of Vitrified brick or creoSote wood block paving and 2,000 lineal feet of curb, until o'clock D. m. August goth, 1912. The commissioners re- serve the right to reject any and all bids.
 Plans and specifications on appli- cation to F. R. Allen, City Engineer, Pine Bluff, Ark
 J. H. WATKINS, 7-31-1St. Secretary
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COTTON
*++++ *+*+*1
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Aiug 12.-Cotton-Fu- lures opened steady at a decline of 26@29 points on poor cables, good weather in the cotton belt over Sltn- day and press crop reports that were taken as confirmation of bearish claims regarding the progress of the crop, since tie last bureau report on condition. The market was dull ill the early trading. Commission houses handled a fair volume of selling or -ders zhut2 sffertngs efrom this source were met by a demand from profit taking shorts. At the end of the first. half hour of business prices were 2e@so points off. '' .'~ oT
 Futures opened steady. January, 11.69@11.7Oc; March, 11.77@117Sc;' May. 11.S7@11.S9c; August, 11.77c; September, 11.70c; October, 11.62@ 11.63c; December, 11.64@11.65c.
 The market was quiet throughout the morning session and the under | tone was easy Stop loss orders were reported on the long side and offer ings that resulted were a considerable factor in the trading. The forecast of | fair weather in the eastern half of the | ly favorable and prompted an increase | in short sales. Bulls offered next to no support At the lowest of the morning, prices were 33@34 points under Saturdays close. At noon they were 29@3O under.
 Cotton rallied or 6 points from the ed buying
 New York Cotton.
 New York, Aug. 12.-Cotton opened weak at decline of 10@26 points and sold off to a net loss of 20@40 points durfng the morning. Cables were easy, weather favorable, and weekly reviews of the new crop outlook were bearish. Coverings checked the de- cline around 11.54c for October and rally of 2 or points occurred but offerings continued heavy and toward II o'clock October sold off to 11.49c, or 31 points net lower. Business was very active, with, the market extreme ly weak. ff<
 Futures opened weak. January, 11.55@11.57c; March, 11.69@11.70c; May, 11.S2c; July. 11.S8c bid; August, 11.49@11.5oc; September, 11.55c bid; October 11.63@11.66c;| November. 11.61c bid; December. 11.63@11.65c.
 Continued stop loss liquidation and pressure from local and Southern sources drove prices off to a net loss of 36@37 points on the active months late in the forenoon. Covering was active enough toscheck the decline at this level, but prices at midday were within a point or two of the lowest. Spot quiet; middling uplands, nom- inal.
 Aiyerp0Ol Cotton.
 Il Liverpool, Aug. 12.-Cotton-Spo closed in limited demand, prices , ! points lower American middling fair, 7.6ld; good middling, 7.21d; middling 6.s3d; low middiing, 6:59d; good or dinarys 6.11d;s ordinary. 5. esd. Sales ! of the day. 5000 bales of which 300 Ibales slara fotaepecpl fionaand export 2 EandA ipcluded 7oO lea American 6l IF n ss<1 ,,s3 fn U fl a :
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Manager kIing of Boston.

Huggins has the managerial bee buzz ing in his bonnet
 There are not many more years Of major league baseball left in Higgins. Miller knows that, also Roger. But there is a head on the shoulders of the pee.wee that contains a lot of smart baseball and one that holds as much baseball knowledge, inside and outside, as almost any of the present day managers.
 There is a standing order between Bresnahan and Huggins now that II
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The "PrOgressi,c" Party

Is the idnividual, man or woman, who uses Foley Kidney Pills for backache, rheumatism, weak back, and other kidney and bladder irregularities. F'o- ley Kidney Pills are healing, streng- thening, tonic, a'.d quick to produce beneficial results. Contain no harm full drugs. Never sold in bulk. Put up in two sizes in sealed bottles. The genuine in a yellow package. w. L.. Dewoody & Co.
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Are Ever at Wc-.

There are two things everlastingly ,atlwar, joy and piles. But Bucklen' $ Arnica Salye will banish piles in any form. It soon subdues the itching, Irritation, inflammation, or swelling. 1t gives comfort. invites joy. Great est healer of burns, boils. ulcers, cuts. hruises. eczema, scalds. pimples, skin eruptions. Only 25 cents at all druggists.
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Miller Huggins is playing his last year with the Cardinals. That is, the tiny second-sacker will depart if Man. ager Roger Bresnahan can put through deal this winter that will strengthen the National league troupe.
 Higgins is not to be traded because Rresnahan envies the brains of the Rabbit or because there is ill-feel- ing between the boss and his tricky little assistant, but because Miller
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Stovall is slowly, but surely, whip ping his Brownies into winning form.
 Walter Johnson of the Washington Senators has only one bad habit. He cheWs gum.
 If the Athletics have $10,000 in- field the Boston Red Sox have $1,- 000,000 outfield.
 Bill Armour, the former Detroit-To- ledo manager, is scouting for the St. Louis Cardinals.
 The Washington fans still believe that the Senators will cop the Ameri- can league bunting.
 Mike Simon, who was slated for the discards last fall, has proved a handy man for the Pirates.
 Rehg, whom the Pirates turned over to St. Paul, is hitting hard and stealing numerous bases.
 It has been rumored and denied that Hughey Jennings is to manage the Boston Braves next season.
 Detroit has bought third baseInan named Deal. Jokes are now in order. Deal kindly with the boy, however.
 OV6F III fulldU6lpHld lA0 AoAo di . still hoping that the Athletics will come through and win the flag again.
 The Cubs and the Pirates are hay. ing merry little struggle between themselves in the National league pen nant race--for second place.
 Vincent Campbell, the Boston out. fielder, has improved wonderfully ah ! his work in the field He coveEe ah immense amount of ground and 1T . sure catch of a Ky ball.
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known to the public, but complete restor-. ation tohealth means so much to me that l cannot keep from telling mine for the sake ofother suffer- ing women.
 'I had been sick about twelve years, and had eleven doc tors. had drag ging down paipc
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TO NT-HANDSOMI1 TWO STORY modern residence near business section. 1t has servants house, and all other conVen ences Apply to Frank Thompson, BOA Laurel St,
 S-10-3t
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The Trials of a Traveller.

"I am a travellng salesman" writes E. E. Younss, l1 Berkshire, Vt, and was often troubled with constipation and indigestion till l began to use pr. King S New Life Pills, which l have found an excellent remedy For all stomach, liver or kidney troubles they are unedualed. Only 9 cents at all drasgi,;tti.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIJG-ONE HORSE BUGGY
 and douoble harness, almost new.
 Will sacriiic if sold at once. Apply l606 Linden Street. 8-G-6t
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LOST OR FOUND

IOST-A GOLD BAR PIN, WITH
 blue enamel on top Reward if re- turned to Miss Sara Boyd at Pine Bluff Mercantile Co. S-9-6t
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You will save money by calling on George Jones at 113O Ohio street, dealer in groceries, cold drinks of all kinds and ice cream. 7-23-12
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Memphis, Aug. l2.-CoJonseed pro duets: Prime basis oil, 5.3405.41e; meal, $26.50@27,o0 per ton; linters, 3 1-2@3-4c per pound.
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FOR \ RENT

FOR RENT-MODElN TWO=STORY
 dwelling, No. 100S West Sixth ave nue, seven rooms, hall, bath, gus and electric lights. Apply to Charles Haycock, Room POI Git iZens Bank building. S-S-6t
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WOMAN SICK
 TWELVE YEARS
Wants OtherWomen to Know How She Was Finally
 Restored to Health.

Louisiana, Mo-: :-"1 think woman naturally dislikes to make her troubles
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FOR SALE


 Two, four-room houses on East 4th ave, city water, sinks in kitchens. Both houses have just been repainted inside and out and papered through out. Absolutely no repairs needed. Fine investment. Price reasonable for a quick sale.
 Five-room house between Oak and Elm sts, on West Third avenue, full size lot. House has all conveniences and ill good repair. Price -.,$3, 10000 SiX-room house located at 1922 State st., in good repair and modern. Two full size lots. This is a bargain for ..................... $2,7OOOO Cash or Terms.
 Twenty-sixth and Laurel street, six room bungalow. Practically new, House is very convenient Lots no by 154. Will sell small payment down balance monthly. Bargain for quick sale on account of owner leaving the city.
 Three vacant lots at Twenty Sixth and Beech price reasonable cash or terms
 Five-acre Truck Farm on the Sul- phur Springs Pike, all cleared and under fence, good six-room bungalow. Improvements all under two years old Price $2,0OO.OO
 Money to Loan on Real Estate. We write both Fire and Tornado Insurance.
 BR VAN & McNEW
 REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 1O6 Pine St. Phone 971
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
NEW EDlNBURG HOTEL. j. W. McDane. Prop.
 Hates $2.0O Per Day.

Hates S2.00 Per Day.
 WHAYNE HOTEL 'sA attention given commercial K men. Rison, Ark. NEW HOTEL KILGORE, up-to-date Modern Hotel
 Rates $20O and up.
 ;. Il. Kilgore, Prop. Fordyce, ArA KlNGSLAND HOTEL " hnlckerbocker, Prop. Mngsland. Ark. THE BoGGS HOUSE. VI, stephens, Ark.
 A''e Pearl Boggs. Prop. fs,4SfAALf HOTEL aVmrcial Mems Home Waldo. Ark.
 HINTON HOTEL.
 slrst class hotel
 stamps, Ark. sF H55i
 ahuLKEY HOTEL
 "stes $2.0O per day
 1@wisville. Ark. is .,,' ,a,lNDENHALL HOUSE. ths v! free cool sample rooms in 'sate-with cold air system.
 s2.oo Per Day. AcNeil. Ark.
 ses! iss SaS < 1aE,4sIis m Magnolia, Ark.
 N ", sorreis. Prop. 9y Rates ;a.oo Psr ,iai .sI |7U 9 ,S
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Memphis Cotton.

Memphis, Aug. 12.-Cotton-Steady nominal; decline; middliug, t2 3-4c.
 Memphis r0ttonseed ProdMcts.
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Big Oak Wood
 $ Sale !

Large 2-horse load in 14-in. length In 5-load lots, $1.60 Per. West End In load lots, $1.70 Per, East End To any part of city $1.s5 in 1 load lot. 4-foot Oak Slab Wood. $2.0O per cord, We have about 5000 loads of short wood on hand. M
 sa Main office phone No. 1927. saE .G. A. THOMAS
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7-31-1St.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-14
Veterinary Hospital.

When human beings are taken
sick, and cannot be cared for in
their homes, they are taken to a
hospital. If an operation is deem
ed necessary, requiring skilled sur
geons and the care of special nurses,
off to the hospital with them.
DIR. C. V. Reynolds thinks that
animals are entitled to care suitable
to their needs. He is college
graduate In this line, and so last
fall set to work near his home in the
north part of the city, to build a
proper building, and equip it with
all the necessary apparatus for car
ing for sick animals.
To show the success of the enter
prise he allows us to say that the
hospital was open for the reception
of patients on the first of January
and during that month his patients
were as follows:
Horses 10; Mules 1:.Cows 1; Dogs
3. Total patients "a.
For the month OF February the
register shows:
Horses "a; Mules 2; Dogs 4
Total patients 80.