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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04
An Embryo Boss.

One year. when the youngsters of
a certain Illinois village met for the
purpose of electing a captain of their
base ball team for the coming sea-
son, it appeared that there were a
number of candidates for the post,
with more than the usual wrangling.
Youngster after youngster present
ed his qualifications for the post; and
the matter was still undecided when
the son OF the owner of the ball
field stood up. He was small, snub-
nosed lad, with an abundant supply
of freckles, but he glanced about him
with a dignified air of controlling the
situation.
I'm going to be captain this year.
he announced convincingly, or else
fathers old bull Is going to be turn
ed into the field
He was elected unanimously
Iippincott's aMgazine.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04
Highest Building on Earth.

A few days ago the last steel beam
in the skeleton of the tallest office
structure in the world was put in
place. This is the new Woolworth
building, which is being erected on
Broadway, New York, between Park
Place and Barclay street. diagonally
across from the city hall.
The latest triumph of architectur-
al genius towers to a height of $50
feet above the sidewalk, dwarfing it's
neighbors of steel and stone, which
less than a decade ago were looked
upon as colossal in their dimensions.
Viewed from the tower of this NAM
moth edifice the city hall looks like
doll house, and the fountain in
the park appears no larger than a
cookie she'll in mill pond. The p ost
Office, directly opposite, housing its
hundreds of busy employees, sinks to
the insignificance of a suburban cot
tage. The crowds of New Workers
hurrying down the great thorough
fare and darting here and there
across the park, appear as so many
ants scurrying from their hills in the
sunlight. Street cars, automobiles,
buses, wagons, horses, and all the
hustle Of the great city's busy life
when looked upon from this dazzling
height are seen in such miniature as
to seem like shifting pieces on a
child's chessboard To give some
idea of the vastness of the immense
pile, it may be stated that there will
be two thousand offices, with floor
space of twenty-three acres, an area
equal to that of small farm. The
total cost will be $13,000,000.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04
A Philosophers Opinion of Pole Cats

1t has been said that things are
not exactly what them seem.
Such is true of pole cats.
They are beautiful beings, but oh!
how deceptive.
Their habits are few but very un-
i0ue. They build their houses of
earth and have but one door. 1t is a
front door. They are called pole
cats" because it is not convenient to
kill them with club, but with a
pole.
The naturalists are MT unit on
the length of the pole to be used, but
suggest that it be at least 365 feet
long, especially if the wind is in
favor of the cat. One pole cat in a
county is enough especially If the
wind changes frequently.
A pole cat skin will sell for $500
but it is worth $500 to skin him.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04
The Minister'S Jaw.

Now" said the new minister to
his Sunday School class of small boys
"Can some one of you little boys tell
me, with what remarkable weapon
did Sampson Stay the Philistines?"
There was no answer and the min
lister, to assist the children. began
tapping his jaw with the tips of his
fingers saying, Whats this? What's
this?" Quick as thought bright lit
tie fellow innocently called out: The
jaWbone of an asst"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04
Still Living at WaverIy.

Abraham Simmer, the aged Iowa
philanthropist, is still living at WAY
erly. 1t was reported some time ago
that he had practically given away all
his wealth, but evidently he has lit
tie left, for he has offered to give
$4,000 for Jewish hospital in Mil
waukee if the Jews of that city give
the other $4,000. Mr.. Simmer is
a Jew, but he draws no religious
lines when making his gifts. Where
an institution seems deserving or
where need OF aid is pointed out to
him, he does not inquire as to wheth-
er it is Catholic, Protestant or a
Jewish institution, but he simply
gives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

structod trIFrdicr General Schuyler
TO utilize nc troops ut Fort iIua-
chuca. Ai,D and hos dispatched two
troops OF cavalry 60 Fort Apa ihn -
Strength the patrol General
MUIR, reports that more troops are
needed and suRR, sts that part uf me
NSnth cavalry on th" way from Fort
Russell Wyo, be- assign 4 80 his
command
IN, rebels ur, reported thrcnt'rinS
tho city ct Torrron. 'rho reported
victory ct the federal troops az Ma.
cuzuii II discredltad in dispatch TO
,he war department from HoncTds
schuyler, who tcleRraphcd u was
generally accepted that the rebels had
been paid hy tho Nd,oaari Railroad
Company tu l,lNr tn vicinity u
vav added that sovctW Am,rtc tuS 10
raiutu iu the Mormon colony W bIt
place. but refused 60 leave until or
dcrcd by their bishop
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
BUSINESS IS BEING
DIVORCED FROM
POLITICS
George w, York, Ohio Finan-
cier, Says Presidential Year
Is Not Interfering With
Trade and Commerce.

That business is fairly good gt urrs-
rnt and that prospects are bright for
greatly improved business conditions
within "a yeur, WAS declared today by
George ". York. junior member OF
the firm uf otis a Cumpuny bond
myers ana brokers OF Cleveland. %.
Mr. York rs bee Albuquerque today.
accompanied by a. 81. otis. brother
~ e.. A. Oua a member of "a, board
uf directors OF tho American Lumber
company, we'll known here Mr. YORK
has been iu Roswell FOR several weeks
looking after the affairs of the Ross
well Gas and Electric company. which
IN owned hy otis a. COMPANY
% have travelled through many spo-
uous of the cuuutr, during the last
twelve months" said Mr. York to-
day, and found business generally
prosperous Never before have the
hanks--aud ! speak OF banks in gcu-
rral--had such q small amount oi
questionable paper on hand Money
has been easy FOR The last two years
although the price Is q trIfIo higher
ut present"
Referring 60 politics Mr. YORK said
that he had been away from ohio $50
IN" political situation Doe that state
but gave 10 as his opinion that Mr.
Cox Vill be- elected governor OF ohio.
rBusiucss ana politics are being
divorced said Mr. York The umo
was when fluctuations In one affected
Che other. But nov radical changes
in politics do not disturb business Gao
amy great extent business is ON an
unusually steady husis a. the present
time, Notwithstanding tho presidential
wear.
MI YORK aud Nh otis ere guests ot
the Alyaudo hotel and today visited
J. - Koch. general manager uf the
American Lumber mills. Mr YORK
and Mr. Koch being warm friends
Mr. York lolNcs tonight for santa Pc
with Arthur Seligmnn OF the capital
'ty whose guest hc win bee bon tho
Ancient city for several days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
PERSONALS

john W. Poe president of the Cit-
Icus National bank uf EuHwCil aud
one of the leading Democrats nf ths
state. is attending the state conNr1-
ton, accompanied los j. Smith Lca,
vice president ul the Citizens bank
and % roros valley leader
Joe Maudot of NvN Orleans. light
weight nghtrr. vino surprised tho dght
fans ~ the country on Labor day by
ucriaiyoly heating Joe Rivers at V,r-
non. cal, passed through Albuquerque
ast evening Miudot is cu route from
zoos Angeles Go SO Louis and b. pc-
,ompnuiod hy hs wife ana manager,
Ed Coleman
sccundiuo Hum,ro.. of Ias Fog'a.
who VIII suou succeed Creighton 81
Foraker as United states marshal rs
in the city TODAY Mr. Romero viii
take over the mauhalship soon after
Judge " ~ ropr. now in Denver
returns Geo thr state. Air Foraker
hopes Go have the transfer completed
by THURSDAY leo order that ho may go
ny Sierra county 90 look after cattle
Interests
a. l.. Ballard of Roswell, president
81 the state cattl, sanitary board, "a
100 Albuquerque today missing win
the men here tor the conventions.
Attorney A o. Uudspeth ot Whltg
oaks is n tn ttv attending Inc
democratic state convention. M
liudspch BE- being urged by hia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

friends Tor chairman OF the state or.
gauizatton.
G.. " Medley member ui the New
Mexico Dattlr Sanitary board, BE- hero
today from MAgdalcnu. delegate u
the state Democratic convention.
Vs. NJ Borrovdulc, ombulmer and
pharmacies, BE- here from Mardolcua
Geo attend the political conventions.
Judge w T. Lindsey of PortulrH,
Tor many years one OF the Republican
leaders uf eastern Sew McXicu and
now leading rroHrrssiy" in Roogr-
Welt county Be- Boo the rily for tho
null Moose convention tomorrow.
George vs. ArmJo. for many wears
one OF tho leaders 90 Tho Eopublical
organization. and who recently svur,
over Gao the Hull Moose party. arrived
.u Albuquerque today from Santa Fc,
and win attend the third party con,
vcutlon here tomorrow
sheriff Cicero Stewart OF Eddy
county. without whom Sew MeXicn
Democratic convention would be- IN
complete. arrived from carlsbad sun
day night
Charles q. Tounchill. president ut
the Roswell Commercial club and
Que or the leading boosters ut tho
icrus valley is here tor tho Demo
cratic convention.
Gustav Becker 90 prominent MGR.
uhant OF Spring,ryillc, Ari1Y is hero
today on business affairs.
Mayor r.. % Hart cot clovis i8 here
TODAY attending tho state Democrat"
convention
4 prominent ugur, ia the down
town hotel lohblcs today is " A.
Jastru of Bakersfield, cal. Who D. 100
tho city attending tu business affairs.
Mr. JuHirp BE- president OF the Albu-
guoruur Traction company president
ut the Niriurio Land ana Cattl, oum-
panN ana Interested boo numerous
other business enterprises Mr. Jas
tro enjoys re- wild, acquaintance among
the prominent men of Sew Mexico
and spent % busy DAG today renewing
acquuiutunccs with old time friends.
There Vill Do, u meeting of tlc " -.
&c. O. Tuesday afternoon az $3.50
o'clock go tho home of Mrs W g.
Wolking 6U1 W,-t silver avenue An
members are urged t0 attend and yis.
itors till bo made welcome
Mrs Forest Parker, daughter ui
J. H. Hubholl was brought tu Aihu.
quoruuc this afternoon oa Santa y,
train 80 aud taken 90 81 Jo.
soph's hospital for treatment Airs
Parker was taken 40 at Ganado and
brought overland 60 Gallup Go the
railroad
Alas. A. Grursleld, mother ol Al.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
CNVNLRYMEN IN
HoVTE ron BORDIE.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Sept s-The first
squadron vt the Nnth cavalry con.
stituting the first section To- leave
Fort o. A. Russell, for the McNrIl
border. dcpdtted immediately after
noon TODAY. Practically the entire
regiment iH nov loaded nbord ears
except Troop *. which had lcit scs.
tcrday morning TOR Lovciand. rnl" ,
to participate Ia exercises at the
county fair there. The regiment "a
filled 10 peace strength and consists
of twelve troops ot siXty.fivc men
each. fortv-eiEht officers ana mcn-
beers vt the hospital corps. No wro
has been received by Colonel Dyer
commanding Font H. A. Russell. iu.
dioating that the infantry and lrti.
lery win bc called 20 the border
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
ARIZONA IS STRONG
FOR WILSON
Ed A. Sawyer of Winslow De-
clares New Jersey Man Is
Most Popular of the Three
Candidates in His State.

Arizona win geo $1,000 wr Wuudrov
Wilson for president declared Ed a.
sawyer of WINSTON, Ariz, today Mr.
sawyer is Zoo tho city Watching the
Democratic convention. s. fuumrr reese
idcnt of lhIs state. MrNSuWyrr BIS sull
Interested Boa th, political situation
hero.
n have studied the proposition
thoroughly in Arizona and hove arr
rived at the Unpr,judlrcd opinion
that Wilson Ni'l win in Arizona bv
5000 continued Mr sawyer "Thut
is o. luV estimate 800. BE- b. Wfy Wr
aIr NOT Woir' iug about 1ntf 90 ltuosc-
Volt Zoo Arizona. vs., are out for VIII
son Go win over Their, ana uc ls going
to win
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
REINIINlsi ~ OtFItINL
Di1I ORATOR ron mn INIi,

That the state fair grounds and th'
city will Doe gay aud gorgcuus lurinc
tho fair ls made certain Dos the ape
pUiutmcut us official decorator uf o.
n Kcnhart. decorator uud advertising
manager for the big RoseuNuld store
ana one of a., most experienced aud
capable men iu the business SIR
Rciuhurt is already completing plans
on big scale ZOE thp decorative
scheme which viii bc the most cnb-
crate 80 the history 90 fairs. Wis
selections was O. most happy one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
SIN NToR IALI. F.NPECTED
IN ~. PASO WEDNESDAY

go paso, Sept s--UHl;ed states
senator A. B FAN OF New Mexico,
win return here Wednesday from
california 20 Join Senator william
Alden Smith in hts investigation OF
she Mexican rebellion. Senator Smith
had several private conferences today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
THREAT no DESTROY
SOUTHERN Pacific ROAD.

Tucson. Ariz. Sept Emilio
Campo today serged notice ON the
Southern Pacific officials az Tucson
that he would destroy the railroad
system in Western Mexico, root and
branch, Il the company persisted la
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
AsSAILANI OF s0CORR0
GIRL HELD TO GRAND
JURY IN $4,000 BOND

special Correspondence Co the urraid
Sucurru s. NJ. Sept S. Edward
Otoro, charged with q criminal as-
tault ON Young Esther Williams OF
this place has been rcmandod 90 jail
n default of $4,000 10 await the acc
ton ot the grand jury Otcro waived
urDliminary hearing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

stubcnNino. g., sept . FIry urigi-
mating in wash room az IN, foot oi
the air shaft bon y aud %. Do8l milne,
ut Amsterdam to-day started serious
blaze. Th, minrrs fled Immediately,
bat Tor q time 70 was believed five
men had been -uffuCatpd Later
these men reached the surface
through am emergency shaft.
Mine officials declared th,l would
have the ilru under control hy night
fail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
GOVERNOR TO CONE
TO STATE FAIR
GRAND BALL
Executive to Attend Monte.
yuma Function; Reinhart
Appointed Official Decora.
tor for Exposition.

Waited upon by the Montczumu ball
committee OF the state fair headed
by Chairman H. %. Jaffa. YESTERDAY
az the Alyarado Governor W e. Nc
Donald promised So accept the iuyi-
ntion To- attend the big fair iunc-
ton, accompanied hy his wife. and
the members OF his staff and their
wives This assures the final touch
OF l' ishod hrilliauCy Go the ball
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

~ the JOAN y Worlyy people have
lost several thousand dollars by giving
Albuquerque a good directory. why
are tIey $50 insistcut lu wanting 90 lose
more We win lose ours here u any
is lost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

hauling fcdrrols Ne began ut once
hy burning a passenger train soap
turcd SundDy at Val verde uu the
branch line from Naco Co Caunuoa,
after allowing one coach ct paHongers
Co roll down hiil into Naco. tie De-
now engaged IN hltohlng un engine To-
thc telegraph poles ana pulling thcm
down.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

The first squadron of the smith
cavalry en- route from -. \ Russell
Nyua Go ~ pasu, win pass through
Albuquerque SOME time tumur.
row evening According tu adj
wee received 90 the Santa Fc station
mere, the special trains carrying tho
mon and equipment. lrft Denver this
afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

home, putruuizc homo industries 81
N"u want th,ir patronage. The Diroc-
tory published Ia Albuquerque b. tho
one you want Phone SIS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

fred. ivan and James Gruusfcld. re-
turned this afternoon from an cN-
tended stay iu southern california.
Charles T.. DaEcuyitv, in charge 90
Indian contract LABOR iH the west. g.
u Albuquerque today uu business
connected with his position.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

When thc bowels feel uucomfori.
Hbls ANA YOU miss the cNhiaraiins
feeling that always i0uowF coplous
morning operation "a dose of HERB
tNE VIII set you right in couple ut
hours n taken nt bedtime you se'
its beneficial effect after breakfast
next daN prro 900. Solid m uli
druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

but did not hold public session Of
his investigation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

We guarantee bona ud, subscription
pf $40 90 adyrrtsrr. what do the
John f. Wurlry people guarantee
Anderson a Newell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

~
WANTED AZ once, gin ur woman
iur light house work sgl Nurth
EIaUIU street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

WANTED. urrht boy, o. ur tG. tn
help ut soda fountain Powell
brug Co. llc
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1912-11-01

issue. 1t is up to the voter to
decide whether or not he wants
to borrow the money at this stage
of the game for use in building
roads. The more enthusiastic ad
vocates of this proposition have
it figured out that these bonds.
if issued, will not cost the tax
payers anything, but that is non
sense. If the state borrows the
money the state will have to pay
it back. and a tax will have to be
levied for that purpose.
The copy of the ballot for vot-
ing on the proposition to amend
the constitution is self explana-
tory. AS the constitution now
reads, a person who cannot un-
derstand the English language
is disqualified from holding a
state office. The proposed amend
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1912-11-01
ENMIENDA PROPUESTA A LA SEC
CION S, ARTICULO Fl, DE LA
CONSTITUTION DE NUEVO ME-
XICO.

RESOLUTION CONJUNTA NO. 6
Proveyendo para la Enmienda de la
Seccion Cinco (5) Articulo Veinti-
uno (21) de la Constitution del Es-
tado de Nuevo Mexico. Sub G. a
la II. c. S. No. S. Protocolado
Mayo 90 de 1912.
Resuelvase por la Legislature del Es-
tado de Nuevo Mexico:
Que la Seccion (5) del Articulo
Veintiuno (2D de la Constitution del
Estado de Nuevo Mexico, a saber:
Este estado no decretara jamas
ninguna ley restringiendo disminu-
yendo ell derecho de sufragio a causa
de raza, color o previa condicion de
servidumbre, y en- complimiento con
los requerimientos de dicho -acta del
Congreso, esta por esta proveido que
la habilidad para leer, escribir, hablar
y entender ell idioma ingles sufciente-
mente bien para conducir los deberes
del empleo, sin la ayuda de un
interprete, sera una calificacion
necesaria para todos los oficiales de
estado y miembros de la legislature
de estado."
Sea, la misma es por esta enmen-
dada de modo que la misma lea como
sigue, saber:
ARTICULO XXI.
Sec. Este estado no decretara
jamas ninguna ley reStringiendo o
disminuyendo ell derecho de sufragio
a dausa de raza, color o condicion
previa de sere idumbre.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1912-11-01
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Continued from last week.
Estancia, N. M,
na&1L. 1n10

October y, 1912.
The Board met as per adjourn
ment of previous day.
Being a quorum present, the
Board proceeded to business.
The Treasurer is hereby order
ed by the Board to turn over to
Perfecto Jarmillo all his commits
sions as assessor accrued through
the collection of delinquent tax
es for the years 1905 and 1906.
Comes now E. P. Davies, at
torney for the Commissioners of
the Torreon Land Grant, and re-
quests the Board to refund the
sum of $1575 .96 to the aforesaid
Commissioners as money paid for
delinquent taxes on said grant
for the years 1905 and 1906.
The Board deferred the action
on the matter until after having
consulted with the District At
torney,
A letter from F. M. Jones from
Barney requesting the creation
of a new precinct, was set aside
and considered insufficient for
any action.
Comes now H. B. Hawkins,
County Surveyor, and presents to
the Board a plat showing the
outline and boundary lines of the
precincts of Torrance County,
which was previously ordered by
the Board for said Hawkins to
establish. The same were ap-
proved as presented by Mr. Haw-
kins, which are as follows:
This survey made for Torrance
County, New Mexico. by order
of the Board of Commissioners
for said county, at their regular
meeting July 3rd. 1912, to estab-
lish the boundary lines of all the
precincts of said Torrance Co.
Survey commenced Aug. 9th,
1912.
Precinct No. 1, fatigue.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1912-11-01
HERE ARE YOUR
TICKETS

For the information of voters
we are printing above copies of
all the tickets that are before
the voters at the election next
Tuesday.
At the bottom Of each ticket
will be found a place to vote for
or against the proposition 10 is
sue bonds of the state in the sum
of $500, 100000, the money Ia b.
used in building state highways
Reference to this proposed bond
issue has been made in a former
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1912-11-01

Beg one fourth mile of the
sec cor com to 21-22 "a % T 6 r
R Z e, and running n to the ne
cor sec q r. n r Z e, thence "
to the NV cor of sec 19 TT n r
e, thence n to n bdy of Co in Chi
ILL Grant, thence W TO NV cor OF
Co, thence S on W bdy of Co tC
sw cor of sec 1S T 6 n r 5 e.
thence on sec line bet secs 18
10 to Sc cor of sec 16 T 6 n r 6 e.
on W bdy fatigue Grant, thence
on W bdy fatigue Grant to 4
bdy Torreon Grant, thence on
n bdy Torreon Grant to place OF
beginning.
Precinct No. 2, Torreon.
Beg one fourth mile n of sec
cor com to 21,22-2 27-2S T6 n R Z
e and running W on n bdy Tore,
on Grant to sw cor of Tajique
Grant, thence n on W bdy of Ia
jique Grant to the ne cor OF sec
21 7 6 n r 6 e, thence W on sec
line bet secs 1921 to NV cor sec
10 T 6 n R 5 e, being W bdy of
Co, thence 8 on W bdy of Co to
sw cor sec 6 T5n R e, thence
on sec line bet secs 81 to the
sec cor com to 3-4 9-10 T 5 r Z
e, thence n on sec line to IA mile
of sec cor com to 21-22-27-28,
place of beginning.
Precinct No. 3, Manzano.
Beg at the Ia cor bet secs Pill
T 6 R 6 e. and running W on
sec line bet 2-1l to the NV cor of
sec Z T 5 n R on W bdy of Co,
thence to the sw cor sec 81 T 5
n R 5 e, thence on I line bet T
As to the junction of bdy Man
zano Grant, thence to the IA
cor bet secs Pill T 6 r 6 e,
place of beginning.
Precinct No. 4, Cienega.
Beg at the sec cor com to 3-4-
33 on T line bet T 3 n r 6 e,
thence running n on sec line bet
secs 1884 to a point 2 miles W
from the NV cor of sec l T 4 n r
6 e, on T line bet As in Manzano
Grant, thence W on T line to nv
cor sec 6 T 4 n R on w bdy of
Co, thence s on W bdy of Co to
the sw cor sec 81 IA L R 5 e,
thence eI Ion T line to sec cor com
to 3-4-3334, place of beginning.
Precinct No. ), Punta.
Beg at the ne cor sec 7 4 n
R e. and running W on T line
bet As to a point in Manzano
Grant . miles W of the NV cor