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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-03
For Selling Mortgaged
PrODertv.


. At the January term, iSOs,->uf- our
circuit court, an. indictment was
found against John r. Miller. Of
Craig. charging him" with disposing
Of mortgaged property. II seems that
the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
of Crafty. made large lnanto Milles,
which ~ - secured by a mortgage on
a large number Of cattle and other
stock, upon his farm near Crazy.
Time wen, on and the obligation be.
coming due, the bank sought collec.
ton and 1t was found that Miller lad
disposed Of the. stock without the
know ledge or consent Of the bank.
and an indict ment followed.
Miller It seems disappeared and Of.
ter adiigent search on the part of
our officers lac was finally located In
Southern oklahoma. Prosecuting
Attorney Alkire secured a requisition
from Governor IIadley. which was
turned dvcr To Sheriff McNulty, who
lief, at once to make the arrest. Tie
governor 81 Oklahoma promptly hon.
ored tie repuisi,ion and our sheriff
proceeded On his journey 10 Chey-
cnne. OK. where he arrested Miller
and returned 10 Oregon. and was
lodged In jail. but at once released on
boId.
Tie case has been pending In the
l o.. al l.,r l.r
lumte d while. II vas originally
! brought In our circuit court, and
was irsi tried here a, the August,
lWs. term. and the plaintiff was sue.
crssful In that trial. and the defend
ant appealed. Tie Kansas City Court
of Appeals remanded II for new trial.
The defendant then took a change Of
venue from Judge Ellison scourt, and
the case was sent To tie jurisdiction
of Judge Burnes. at Savannah, and
the plaintiff. J. :. Donnell, for the
Craig bank was again successful.
II Monday Of this week, the criminal
case. for selling mortgaged property,
vas called. Judge Ryan, OF st. 10.
seph. presiding. A jury was impan.
neled. and the case went to trial. On
CLOSING the case, Judge Ryan instruct.
I'd the jury to bring In a verdict for
the defendant. which was promptly
done. Tie grounds for the sudden
turn In the case was that the idiot.
ment alleged that Donnell was the
J ow ner OF the notes and mortgage, and
\ that Miller sold the property with
!, the intent Of detrauding Donnell
4 The evidence showed that the Farm.
, ers' and Merchants Hank was In
)ltruih and fact the real owner of the
notes: that they had been assigned To
! Donncll merely for collection: that ~
I Donnell did not own the notes he
could NO, be dcfrauded of the proper
klty.
This no doubt will bc the end Of
J this long drawn.out case. ~ Miller
has been In jeopardy. and doubtless
the statute Of Limitation will apply.
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O. II. S. Defeated.
ny RE8iN AID iiiNDE.

Oregon High school went down Ia
lcr first defeat Saturday, April 9Th,
when she met Christian brothers Col
lrgr ~ 81. Joseph. the score being y
Ia T. Oregon has played four games
this season. winning three, Both
teams put up a line game, hui {. BIC
had the advanta age IN Two Ways be'
ing on their home diamond and they
handled the sphere little faster than
our boys. Sherman for q. u. =
pitched a tine game, getting 10 strike
outs and allowing only oclean hits
our boys did some good fielding all
around, and also handled the stick
well.
The return game with {. Is. {. viii
be played here at Oregon. Friday
May 10th. Everybody come on, and
see good game.
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THEY GRIND EXCEEDING FINE
The April Tern of Circuit Court
Comes toe Gloss. Missy Cases
Disposed Of. "

In the case OF william L. Proctor
aud others, suit for partition of land
a decree Of partition was granted, and
commissioners appointed to appraise
tie land, John Peret, John f. Taylor
and W. 5. Clifford appointed com.
missioners to make partition and
make report to the court.
In the case OF Vincent \. Kelly IT
al. against John r. Fish ct al, suit
for PARTITION Of real estate, an Order
Of Publication Is ordered TO TuE
iloLr SENTINEL. for nonresident de.
PENDANTS.
In the matter Of the estate Of Gym
thia A. Crockett, Levi Thompson,
trustee, trustee files annual settle.
mcnt. which il approved.
Tcna Galley Vs.. Charley Galley. oil.
vorce: cause continued by plaintiff f to
August term OF this court.
Asher Grimes ". Emma Grimes,
divorce: continued to August term,
lnl2.
Sarah Ashworth ~. Fountain Ash-
worth, divorce: continued 10 August
term.
Jennie h. Loving w.. Harry Loving
divorce: decree for plaintiff and vi H.
care and custody of tie minor chil.
dreu.
| Roy !. Furnish ". olive Furnish
divorce decree for plaintiN, giving
him decree Of divorce.
William 10. Gould vs.. Emma Gould
divorce: decree for plaintiff. and
awarded care and custody OF minoI
children.
Fannie +. Noll vs.. Jacob $. Noll
divorce: continued to the Angus,
term Of this court. for want Of seryic,
IN time.
In the matter Of tl,e trust estate %
Ascenath Cowan ct AL, Guy Cum
mins. trustee. files :ird and final set
Element Of Asccnath Cowan, an,
trustees report Is approved. Trustc,
ordered TO turn over to A~rpnai
Cowan amount due. thereupon trus
tee Il discharged hut continued a. u
other parties Interested.
Monday OF this week was specia
adjourned term for the trial Of tn
lease Of the state Of Missouri agains
John =. Miller, charged with the sal
of morigaged property. The case LA
been pending for some time. first W
Ing an information filed. then an ~
dictmrnt which was ,ll,aslied, and the
q second indict meni VAS III, d. the cas-
had proceeded to trial and all the eyI
dence WAS heard. and after going Int
the facts IN the case. the Judge ~
,ruclcd the jury TO bring IN a vel
die, of not guilty, owing To the u
diet ncnt being enormously draw
and the jury brought IN the verde
a. instructed and the defendant VA
discharged.
| In the case Of the state Of Missouri
against Charles Low, 10y order Of Ia
cour, the defendant l. paroled On ii,
Ing bond IN the sum of tlW. The Il,
PENDANT enters into bond with u. !
b Min,on a. surety and the drfcndan
| il released.
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Program

of Hickory township Sunday school
convention to he held May 18th, ut
Shilo 4. H. church. Immediately at.
ter sabbath school:
sony by school.
DO, devotional exercises. Myrtle Smith.
song 10y school.
hest Methods Of Creating Stead.
fa>LncsS." w.. u. Smith. Frank
l.oucks. stella Garrett.
Recitation, Mildred Cridrr.
Sony by audience.
dismissed for baske, dinner.
Called 10 order 10y president, l::D.
Song 10y school,
Devotional exercises. INA Guthrie.
Song, Lincoln Sunday school.
Reading minutes Of last meeting.
THE Lack Of lnieres, to Study the
sabbath School Lesson" Grace I,ay.
burn. Anna KunkeI, Geo. Praiswater,
Geo. loucks.
Song, Freddie Patterson.
"Are Trained Teachers a Growing
Necessity" James Weightman, Mag
gle Hodgin>, T.. W. Smith, Rev. VIM.
Smith.
itecitatiO Ion, Mabel Grouse.
"The Need Of bible Studies In the
sabbath SCHOOL," John Peters. Mrs.
Elmer Crider, Shan Hartman, Mrs.
r. ID. Roberts.
Sony, Gladys Render.
1.-THE Organized Glass" Charlie
Brooks. Ed Davis, Ola Praisewater,
Rev. August Inc.
Miscellaneous work.
Song by audience.
Dismissal.
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

The subject Of the sermon next
sunday morning will In The SUI
premc Good" A cordial invitation
Is extended, especially to the evening
service and the prayermeeting on
Thursday night.
Choir practice immediately after
prayer meeting. THE PASTOR.
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Arrival and Departure OF Nails at the
Postoffice, Oreso !, Mo.
Effective Noyrn. -. 1919
MAILS De. EXT,
S':5 ~ IA, For omtha m. intermediate
ppints, aud Aii points north, east
aud west.
OlOa m. For 81. Joseph and intermediate
" points
1900 m. For al, points south, cas-,
and wrs,, except Tark,o and
viliiscu branches,
I,5O p. IN. For all points n"rth. west aud
east.
& ;SO y. N, For villisca, north. mail To all
points north. east, south and
west, except intermediate be-
tween Forest Guy aud ~. Toe.
S,3Op. NJ. For all points north. south, east
and west,
pouche, will he exchanged i,et wren oregon
sad Forest City ps,stot'ices, ~ follows;
Leave Oregon at Ia. "a ~. and return NJ
0,5S u. M.
Leave Oregon AZ Ir.o " M, and return nj
MAILS ARRIVE.
s,S6 q. IN. Oinahn-- Mails trom all points
north. east, south and west.
se,so ~ m. ,villisca and Tarkio Valley
east, south and west.
ass y. ~, Mail from ali points North. Yves,
aud east.
O,l6 y. IN, Main line II, c.. ~. Joe. d @. n
Mails from all points. north
south. east and west.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-03

Holt County population. Niy'.
% stat. ta>. i,r IN siS valuation.
County ta>. 10 an ti1 valuation.
County road 'aN. In on ei'O valuation.
Average sciuDl ,aN levy. &c per sioc valua
sion.
County created by act ~ legislature. Janu
sry ~. 1871.
County named Tor Daniel i,ir- Holt, al
Platte County.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our deep sense
Of gratitude to all those friends Of
Oregon and Bigelow, for their help
and expressions of sympathy and COM
fort that came To us In the hours OF
our deep sorrow, by the loss of our
beloved one.
Mis-. j, II. GRAHAM AND DAUGHTERS.
GEOWGE W. POINTER AND CHILDREN.
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Ed. Thurman brought In u tine
red gilt from Table Rock, Neb.
Mrs, Wayne Meyer, of Mound
city, Is here visiting her parents.
Tom Frye and wife.
Please remember the Social Circle
luncheon at the home Of GuyL. Gum.
minis, this Friday evening, from 5 to
y.
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Eat, Drink and BE Merry.

The Social Circle Of the Presbyter-
Ian church will give u luncheon At
the home Of Guy l.. Cummins on Fri.
day evening, May ;, from ) to y
o'clGk. Everybody cordially invited.
Price of luncheon. IL cents.
MEM.
Chicken patties, Salad.
Hot biscuits,
Ice Cream, Cake. 30
Coffee.
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p. E. O. Program.

IIostess-Mrs. Zook May 10th, 1912
Roll Call Items about Industry
Magazine lleview--Mrs. Martin
Magazine Review Mrs. Lehmer
Current Events--Mrs Eccles
Music Mrs. kunkel.
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County hoard ot Nra,'h.

Henry r. Wright. president.
Philip Schlotlhaucr. vice-prcsid"nt
Francis !. Gaskili, ID district.
G. l.. Evans. county physician.
Frank l.. Zcilcf. secretary.
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Friday, Nay 8. 1919.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
circuit Court

, Convcns~ hts, Monday In January fourth
I Mondays In April aud August
william C., Ellison. circuit Judge.
, f.. Henry T, Aikirc, projecting attorney.
4" Edwin 4 Durham. e r'ui, clerk.
A. X. McNul,y sheriff
Harry " Irwin, s,.novrapher
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County Court

Regular Tcrms. first Mondays la Fchr'
ary, May. Angus, and November. ....
Henry d. Wright, presiding Judge.
Philip schiotlhauer. judge II, district
francis j. Gs>klil Judge ID district.
Frank l.. Z,iicr, rlcrk Of comfy court.
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Richville School Closes.

After q successful term Of eight
months with Miss Nellie Rreit as
teacher, the school closed Friday last.
She has been re.employed for next
term, Friday between II and ~
o'clock the patrons and friends began
togather In with well-hlled baskets
OF good things To eat and a bountiful
dinner was enjoyed by all, after
which well-prepared program
was rendered by the school. An
went home considering the day well
spent. X
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I Convcncs SECOND Mondays IN February
sNay. Angus, and November.
. u. W. Porter ptolaic judge.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-03

Rhode Island Red Eggs for sale.
CORwIN KELLER.
-lfyou want anything in the con-
crete line you should see the Oregon
Pressed Stone Co.
DIR. Whitsell, eye and ear special.
ist' sc corner 9Th and Edmond, st.
Joseph. Both Phones, 943.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-03

You viii lind the latest patterns
IN Wall Paper at Phillips Drug Store.
II. A. Long, ID, V. :. Up-to-date
veterinary Of'ice at home. Both
Phones, No. l3.
See l.. !. Moore. Joe II. Murray,
or Matt Eiler for liberal contract for
raising Sweet Corn for Oregon Can.
ming Co. 2.stf
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Oregon. County seat. created nv act ~ leg
tsiaturr, June -, isti.
Population, t.n1i.
"Asscssnbe wealth. s1ip.is0
Assesstbl- wealth. lands. town lots .. ..
aud per,onai ..,, .,..,...,. '.,..".. t-in, 40
Lands, .,u,,.', .,,,,.,', ,s,..,.,,',,' ','S'"'o
~Town lots, ,....,. ....,,...........o S,a.i.o
Live stock ,........,........ ........... ~ 80
hOthcr personal ,.., ,,,,,,,,.., .. ..., i.dU,,'S
a
Total .,,,,,....., 200. ........ i>.i:O, 40
Oregon, county stat
Electric lighted,
Watcrwork> system,
City tax, 7Sc on sit '''
" Scho taN ~ IN siou.
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County Heard ~ td"ca'i"n.

Earl A, Rock oregon.
10. Crosen. Mound City.
y. VI. Rnnks. Oregon.
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of Hickory township Sunday school
convention to he held May l2th, AT
Shilo 4. u. church. Immediately at.
IA Sall.nt A. S.l.Asl.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-04

George f. Smith submits his name
TO the voters OF Ellis county as q
candidate for tax collector. Mr..
Smith announces subject to the ac-
tion OF the democratic primary to
be held In July. Mr.. Smith was rails
ed in Ellis county and has been a
resident of Waxahachie several
years, being engaged in the business
of cotton buyer. During the past two
or three seasons he has maintained
an office at Ennis He is one OF the
county's most substantial and hon
orable citizens and is fully eompe-
tent to discharge the duties Of the
office to which he aspires, and for
which he was candidate four years
ago. losing the nomination by very
few votes. Mr.. Smith solicits the
support and influence of the We
tiers, promising that If elected he
will use his best endeavors to make
the people a good official
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For County Attorney

Hon. G. A. Pippen authorizes the
announcement that he is candidate
to succeed himself in the county at
torney's office. He places his name
before the voters subject to the ac-
ton OF the democratic primary to be
held next July. The record Mr.. Pip
pen has made as an efficient and
conscientious official needs no com
mendation from this paper. The
large number of convictions he has
secured attest his ability as a prose-
lcutor. In executing the duties Of
this office he has tried faithfully to
fulfill his obligations to the people.
He has been vigorous and fearless in
the enforcement of the law during
his term of office. He asks the vot-
ers to give his claims due considera-
ton.
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That Fiye-Dollar Proposition.

The Daily Light has on its sub
scription list large number Of sub
scribers who pay SIS In advance for
a years subscription. Those who
take advantage of this offer not only
save a dollar on subscription each
year, but they are not troubled with
a collector during the time. One
thing In particular that we have no.
ticed is that those who pay SIS in adj
vance almost invariably continue to
pay in advance, and few, if any. go
back to the 50-cents-per-nlonth plan.
il you have never tried the five-dol-
lars-a-year-in-a dvanee plan we want
you to try it one time and you will
at once see how well pleased you
will be. tt
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Read shs lssisr tAsta esns as
"a uFana ce swll eAismhisea
s.pFgNy thsaN II
= est iesa "A ssis,s ~ shs sAs
plsht 10 hsABa wHiwe8ea shss vNsf
mas seus p#mp fsem Y = cyeuh
ce AZ sinas Prices va seNn u
ref che hnes ara fs ~ MtAieasf
seai. pAume Wasmhhenss Ire MwrAH
n
Tea thousand ffsst prcuf cabbage
plants reaaY fet planting nira Yer.
res4 ~
when sea need plambeF call
isuntiey, with " 3, Cfunk CO Doth
phones W.. n
see that haaia SOAP and holder
Always clean. strictly sanitary, =,
liz. Cronk Co, e
For saie--onc new steel tired Sc
rsnahoul buggy Tor $685.. - sold
by the i0th A y, Hunter II
For saie--one new alto eese hra-
ted Vale rubber tired fancy sea.
runabout for $40. IL sold BIZ inc
10th, also one see steel tire for SEQ.
A n Hunter II
For saie--one sloQ full leather
top, steel tired buggy FOR SIS, also
one SOS steel tired quarter. leather
top, $50. and two sets of s22 har-
ness for SIS each, II sold by the
| 9th A. b. Hunter. II
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Death of Aged Man.

Mr.. Frank Nicely, aged II years,
died this morning at 1920 at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. ]. A.
Synco, in this city. The funeral will
take place at the residence tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. The in
terment will be made at the city
cemetery.
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This paper can give all the local
news only as our friends lend us their
cooperation. II anyone visits you, II
you contemplate leaving town, II you
see or hear or do anything out of the
ordinary days routine, tell us about
1t. that we NAV tell the public.
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RETAIL MARKET.

Waxahachie dealers are retailing
the following articles at prices quot
ed below:
McAlester lump coal, ton $3.50
Colorado Coal, per ton $500
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PERSONALS.
miss Bessie Moore of Lancast

Miss Bessie Moore of Lancaster is
visiting Mrs. w. S. johnson.
Hon. T. B. Williams and T. A. Ed
wards of Dallas were here today to
attend the funeral of Hardy P Mi
'zell
Mrs. e. H, Ackley and sons, Has
tings and John Lea of Canyon City,
are visiting Mrs. ] B. George on
West Main.
Capt. and Mrs John d. McRae
have returned from Hope, Ark.
where they spent the holidays with
x. G. McRae, brother of Capt Nc
Rae.
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Meeting of Praetorians.

There will be an open meeting of
the Praetorians tomorrow night.
All members are requested to be
present and invite friend.
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full line of feed and fuel at attract
i've prices. tt
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NOTICE.. s. Cronk Co. is In no
way responsible fer debts that may
be contracted by e stockholders or
employees. nor wi We ass pay a,r
ment of such deb ~, - ~ ~
cumstances. E. s.. NJ - r.,
cher. Secretary. 236pd
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-The
stockholders of the Ellis County
Creamery are hereby called to meet
at the office of the Secretary, in
Masonic building, on Jan. 8, 1912,
at $3.50 p. m. r. K Erwin, Pres. J;
Roy Connally, Secy 23S
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-04

WANTED--Men to learn the barber
trade. Here is an offer that includes
tools with tuition A method that
saves years Of apprenticeship. Po-
sitions waiting in city or country
shops, Write Moler Barber College,
Dallas, Texas. 236p
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For promt service use the Daily
Light. The want column Is the
medium through which the best re-
suits are obtained. II
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FOR SALE-About $50 acres OF
good black land, known as the Sim
on Sims farm about four miles
southeast from Waxahachie. R. G.
Phillips, Receiver, Waxahachie,
Texas. If
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LOST-On jefferson street black
satin scarf lined with gray, ends
finished with fur balls. Return to
The Cooper Boarding House and re-
ceive reward. 235p
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FOR SALE-One 500 full leather
top, steel tired buggy for $65, also
one s95 steel tired quarter leather
top $50, and two sets of s22 harness
for SIS each, If sold by the 10th. A.
B. Hunter. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-04

CALENDARS--You can get pref
~ calendar by calling in person at
Spalding & McCartney's furniture
and undertaking establishment. 236
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WANTED-Second hand safe, med
ium size and In good condition.
Phone j. T. Murphy & Son, Howard,
both phones. 240p
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WHEN in need of printing such a,
letter heads, note heads, envelopes
circulars. etc, phone the Daily
Light office. II
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FOR SALE-My residence property
at 405 Oldham avenue. Large lot, L
room two-story house with all con-
venienees. barn, and other improve
provements. Mrs. T.. E. Miller. 239p
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TAILOR sHOP-Up to date
cleaning, pressing and repairing.
, Ladies work especially. Work called
for and delivered Next door to Bed
ford's Restaurant. Phone II. tt
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FOR sALE-one new s11o celebra-
ted Yale rubber tired fancy seat
runabout for $40, if sold by the
l 9th, also one 500 steel tire for SEQ.
A. b. Hunter. ---~-- = II
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MANr tssaasN

n n meeoNnN. al Aihas II insa'
snff and HumaN q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-10
SEALED PROPOsALs.

office Chico Qunrtermaster, West
ern Division. San Francisco Cal,
April G. 1919. Sealed proposals IN
trlplicatc will be received here until
~ "a. M. May 9. 1912. for trausporta-
ton 81 Military Supplies on Routes
Nos. and 2. during tho fiscal year
commencing July I, 1919. informa-
ton furnished on application here or
10 uuartermaEtera Forts Apache ana
Huachuca, Ariz Envelopes contain
Inc proposals should BE- markell
Proposals for transportation on
Route 40. ,....,," addressed Cot. r.
Won schrader. Chief a. M.
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NOTICE OF SURF.

No. S9fA.
IN the District Court, state OF New
Mexico.
Robert l.. Taylor. Plaintiff,
We.
Mary J. Taylor. Defendant.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that q SUIT
has been flee against you In the said
court and county By the above named
plaintiff, in which the said plaintiff
prays for an absolute divorce on the
grounds or abandonment and deser-
ton. And YOU are further notified
that unless YOU enter or cause TO be
entered your appearance In said cause
on or before the 18th day OF May. A.
d., 1919. a decree pro oOnfess0 viii
be taken against you and the relief
prayed for win be granted. The
name or the plaintiffs attorney is
Robert l. Moore. whose post office
address Is Albuquerque, New Mexico.
(SeaD A. n. WALKER,
Clerk.
BY THOMAS X. d. MADISON,
Deputy,