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The state herald., 1913-01-31

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The days Of bonanza apple growing
is past.
Corn fodder is hardly as good for
horses as kaflr corn.
Apple economy is only scientific
management in the orchard.
No animal on the farm should SUI.
fer from hunger, thirst, or cold.
So far as can be done. select the
| largest and best sows for breeders.
Dry air. good feed and plenty Of ex
ercise are necessary for winter eggs.
Your horse may intend to please
you, but does not understand your
wishes.
Ground limestone and phosphate
rock may be spread upon the soil at
any time.
AS rule, hens that lay steadily dur
ing cold weather are Indifferent hot
weather layers.
To secure the very best fruit 1t Is
best to renew the strawberry bed
every other year.
Winter eggs do not come by change.
1t takes planning and work to get
them, but It pays,
One advantage with old grass as
mulching material, is that 1t doesn't
contain weed seeds.
In growing cabbage successfully.
farmers have found that the first re-
quisite is good ground.
A few cents more per foot for lad
ders that weigh few pounds less will
save dollars in picking.
Vegetables are great stuff for the
hens, especially when they oln't get
green feed in the fields.
Turkeys are good for the field.
They can be driven anywhere you
wish from one field to another.
Among the perennials which should
have place in every garden there
ought to be room for asparagus.
Chaff about straw stacks makes
good scratching litter and the sooner
1t is hauled up the better 1t will be.
A SOW that is raised on concentrat-
ed food. without sufficient e. .ercise
will never make profitable brood
SOW.
After Jack Frost has reh- sed you
OF the job of swatting flies II might be
good idea to take a few swats at
the rats.
Get in your spring supplies and
utensils-this includes the incubators
and brooders. and what new stock you
must purchase.
Color has little to do with the real
value of an animal" Nevertheless,
color has a decided commercial value
in many cases.
Turkeys always find ready sale and
are almost clear profit There is al.
ways demand for them: the market
is never glutted.
The soy bean, sometimes called
''soya" or sofa" bean, is n legume
resembling in It's early growth the
common field or navy bean.
egg or meat production OF his birds
and caters to the ornamental only
has small field OF usefulness.
visit the chicken house at night
and note the quality OF the air and
tho breathing OF the birds. II the
house is sitting II needs more air.
When fruit Is cheap and plentiful in
the market It's value for home use is
not by any means lessened. Once
put in glass Jars II is good for many
years.
Raspberries produce good crops in
the same soil for years. while straw.
berries produce their best oropa
the first year they come into full
bearing.
Beware OF tho tree agents. They
may be dishonest and sell uncertain
goods. II Is best In all cases to
deal direct with strictly reliable
nurserymen.
The garden plow"i in late fall or
winter can usually be prepared for
planting week or two eRrlior. Lat.
plowing also is hard on insect pests
wintoring In the soil.
The state herald., 1913-01-31
GAIN IN MINERAL OUTPUT.
Geological Survey Gives Figures on
1911 and 1912 Production.

Washlngton.-The United States
Geological Survey gives the following
comparisons OF mineral production in
this country:
The state herald., 1913-01-31

Never breed young and immature
stock, M both size and form win bo
injured, ~ In most oasen tho sucking
qualities OF tho mothers arc not fully
developed and without good now
OF milk a good growth cannot bo Of
feoted,
The state herald., 1913-01-31

Cows that have habit OF chewing
old bones, wood or manure have a
craving for mineral matter that may
sometimes bo satisfied by putting n
handful Of fine wood ashes in tho feed
twice week
The state herald., 1913-01-31

No poultry house ia complete with
out an adjoining open.iront scratch
Ing shed. Here, during bad storm
weather or severe cold weather. the
fowls may be confined and, II kept
busy, viii be happy, healthy. and
what IL more to the point. profitable
The state herald., 1913-01-31

Careful study OF tho conditions nee
esRnry for tho growth and abundant
yield OF fruitbcarlng trcon has con
clusively demonstrated that tho nal,
In the orchard must be cultivated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07


North Carollna. the native state "
ne late sidney Porter better Known
a. o. Henfy n solns 10 pus ~ q
memorial 70 thai writer % brecss and
plliasonhlc short stories
Prof Archibald Henderson made
me suggestion. ard NORTH carollnnnr
are fnislne IN with the idea n q
manner which indicates 10 popular
ity Men 81 letters IN All parts ~
Inc country are aiso giving their SUPP
pofi-
II was Prof Henderson's plan. Says
an exchange. 60 have either brss
or medalllon 81 this popular Amer
lean short.ssory writer plncrd IN the
new han nf history 50 be opened by
that state. m sendlnn ous his appeal
prof Henderson said In part
Worth Caroline " now afforded the
opportunity 20 pay just tribute to the
makers 90 her literature ~ ai her
native authors ne who has won the
most generous renown h. william sid
ney Porter. popularity known as o.
Henry. born in Greensboro IN 1859.
a master ct the short STORY. a genius
of rlznal orlalnausy and warm human
sympashiea. .. Henry achieved snter.
national fame.
''Notahle Indeed would be the oc-
caslon 81 the openlng 81 the hall 81
history and literature. IL ut that time
there were presented a. the state %
Norh carolina bust or medallion ~
o. henry"
Il was oniy short time ago that
European publication called atten
lion 10 the fact that Poe. the arst and
probably the greatest Of American
short-stoFy writer's. n practically neg
lected IN this country rho barrin Z
Of the Poe bust from the national
Hall Of Fame Is sim subject that
arouses the ire Of Poe admirers. NJ;
until few months axe WIS the Poe
cottage Al Fordham purchased, q,
preserve II from absolute ruin.
In contrast with the slow recogni-
ton accorded Poe. as far as mere
honors are concerned. this proposal
20 honor o. Henry In his native state
~ most remarkable !, shows thn
ithss IL the golden age Of literature
not only in the price per word g.
cured by the writer. but with regard
to hts monument as we'll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
LOCAL MEN VISIT
SAN PEDRO CAMP

William A Lamb. the famous Biz
ly Lamb Of history aud the city oi
Denver, and John Stein. superinter-
dent ~ the local division of the iar-
vey system. spent yesterday "a san
Pedro. driving over and hack in an
auiomobile. They report great actiy-
ity az that mining center.
The company b now employing
more than goo men az san Pedro and
Is driving tuanei 10 approach the
ore body from the opposite side Ca the
present workings. 10 that this force
can be Increased Although work on
this tunnel has gone On but little over
q month il b already 2e6 feet deeIA
The distance 40 be- trayorsed r. be-
tween 500 and 700 feet This tam
mel Il seven Us four and q half feet
The ore gotten out az the mine "
smelied az San Pedro ga when it has
been reduced 10 matte. h hauled ~
gasoline trucks ana BY means of or
binary traciion engines 10 stanley.
where n IN shipped go w Faso ior
further reduction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
HooKwoRM WORK IN THE
SOUTH.

The third annua: report Of the
Rockefeller sanftary commission
shows that during the year 1919 no
fewer than 2as.7ss persons were
treated for hookworm disease In n
states In the south. u ~ claimed
that upward 81 400. 600 sufferers from
the parasite have been cured IN
1919 there were sg6.s microscopic
examinatlons. In this number were
1888 rural children between the
ages 81 q and rs. The report men
lions one family. A father. mother
and seven children living in a hlthy.
one-room cabin. every member in
fected with the hookworm disease,
barely getting living from small,
washed. unproductive farm. and an
Of them iillicrats. have undergone a
family transformation. within two
years after the simple cure the father
and his older sons have built a neat
frame dwelling 81 two stories: the
younger children are IN school. the
farm ls productive and the whole
family is welt and happy This Is
but one Of the eommlssion's repeated
experiences
The commission expended In 1919
the sum OF sisf,s5e. or ~ cents FOR
every person helped 10 better living
The work Of the commission ~ not
fully appreciated boy am the people of
the south. but u surely VIII be when
the sad effects OF the hookworm are
more generally understood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07


yha dfxtlopments - me past few
aaya and especially since the ssn-
i+ncine 81 Mrs. Fmmellne ranRhurst
make Il appsAr thar ihs nlllions suf-
srarrtier Ia FasiasS Frcpcnc &c de-
we've sh4mselses IN the future 70 dy-
nnmitina. Wholesale murder and err
aon and aenfaetlon ~ human hfe as
wen ~ % pronoFsy scarcely veiled
shreets have been goliowed 81 Overt
A4i. aaa shc surrh and the bomb and
lhe other apparatus - the assasslp
may b. expected 20 asure more
prominently IN tne champaign from
nnu on
II wonld seem 10 any rational man
81 woman that the time tor ienlsncy
ard hail way nneaanres has passed for
me british government An enemy
~ society ls an enemy 81 society re-
eas0isss Of sex ~ class or orsanina-
iian. and Il Il up - John Bnii Ga
ipent the ''iadles a. such.
When eunraaette or one 81 the
unsexe6 lunatlcs masqneradlna under
me name 81 Jailed. Il she wishes "a
ssarve herself 10 death - appears q
g. matter IN which the public nos
she anthorilsee have any concern i
n NOT 40 be expected that the mill
santn win deliberately declmaie them.
selves 10 SCI even with the govern
nnent. n they choose 70 do so
nrltain win certainly be entitled to
consratniaflons
Certainly the United Kingdom
would BE- in a parlous state n th'
ballot were given 10 these monsters
who aeht and dynamite and kin ans
dehgroy from spirit o. sheer devil
w which - she more shocking u
that il "a done In the name Of WON
enkind.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
HERBS. PLANTS AND ROOTS

Their medicinal properties ano
power over disease form q mos, inter-
cst.ng study There are over 100
varieties. al natures remedies. yel
even in this enlightened age. The me-
dicinal value OF many at them are
little understood
II was in this study that Lydia e..
Pnkham discovered her famous Veg
etahic compound Tor Noinaus iils. e
combination of roots and hcrhs which
for nearly forty Gears has proved "a
most successful remedy ~. ali those
distressing lmptuns commonly at.
tendant upon emotional and organic
diseases of the feminine organs. which
disappear when it is used.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
v. F. KELLY SELLS
ERWOOD BAKERY
r. H. Colt, Missouri Merchant,
Has Purchased Popular and
Successful Establishment Oh
South Second Street.

a. II. Gott. prominent merchant
uf Lexington Junctlon. Mo-. has pur-
chased from ". y. Kelly the popu-
Jar Erwnod Rakety a. ego south sec
and street. The deal was closed SAT-
urday eevning and NJ. Colt took pos
session this morning.
~ was announced today that the
active management of the business
ulli he entrusted 90 ". g. Colt. son
of the purchaser. and a young man of
energy and wide business experience.
The business wll continue 10 be con-
Quoted under the name of Tie Erwood
Bakery and no EFFORT VIII be- shared
10 Increase patronage already ARMY
established upon the sound basis OF
superior products and excellent ser
Vice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07

THE FROGS WIN soon benln 20 d.
their aprlnF harhlnNerinH
AUSTRIA REFUSES 10 his coun.
try % her own size
%
yoC CAN ALWAYS bank on Kur-
mel SELLERS % spring somcthine new.
%
EVERY AUTO that wlrters win
not sef ynu where you're going.
o.
TlgE MEN w London who are
wearing aiRrcttcr IN their hats should
wear point lace on duchesae collars
%
THAT GREAT forecasser col.
George Harvey. should have applied
~ once Tor Willis Moore'a place
%
THE MOST of the place hunters
have not set reached the pie eouu-
ter.
.
AI.IGHTING on somebody's else
part ~ the map T. unhealthy Tor Eu-
rcpean air craft.
THE QUESTION for today H. IN
which corner 20 cellar should one
stand when Il cycione h coming.
90
THE ILLINOIS deadlock was
broken by Governor Dunno IN The
language Of the street. Governor
Dunno dun done H."
%
VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL
remarks that he hasn't any patronage
to dispense. Hence the Loneliness %
his Job.
A FRENCH professor remarks that
women need sun amt air. But the
trouble il They want expensive toys
% 60 with them.
@
IN LIKE TO be a diplomatic. with
dukes and earls 10 lord IL. ia like To
wear hlgh silk hat but shuclgs' Z
can't afford Il.
o.
THE ANNUAL beer trade 90 81.
Louis amounts TO $4,000. 0O0 We
understand the true significance now
81 that old song. Meet Ne in 81
Louis. Louis
d
AN IOWA DEAF mute tied his
wlfe's hands So she couldn't talk back
10 him. in which respect he has u On
the rest of ur who have no recourse
hut 90 suffer patiently.
O.
SYMPATHY has been expressed for
twins OF misguided Individual
named Hay. who has christened his
offspring Timothy and Alfalfa. Why
worry They will always be known
a. Tim and Al.
A NEW SYSTEM Of spelling allows
each individual wide range Of
choice. Something Of this kind has
existed long time. hut somehow has
not been considered desirable uc-
complement.
o
GERMAN EXPERTS In aviation
have Figured II out that e Is possible
Ia drop i.3si pounds % explosive
from a dirieble in flight without dis
iturblng the airships equilibrium
what happens % the earth's cqnili.
hrium has not set hcen estimated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
DON'T STAY GRAY! SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN YOUR HAIR BEAUTIFULLY

when you darsen ynur hair with
SAKE Tea and sulphur no one can tell.
because us done go naturally. so
evenly u is nlsp splendid to remove
dandrun. cure itching acAip and stop
falling hair.
Prcparins this mixture. though. az
home ~ q musg ana troublesome
task. nor about So cents q bottle YOU
can buy NJ any dyus store the ready
20 use tonic CALLED "Wtelh's snRo and
sulphur Hair Rem,-iy same drug
gista put this mixture np themselves
hut make u too sticky. so insist vou
want "Wycth's" then there viii be- no
disappointment
YOU iust dampen sponge or soft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
SURPRISES OF FsER BAI.KAN
WAR.


The Balkan war has been contin-
nAl flashing ~ surprises when the
campaign began some seven months
ago. military observers predicted that
fha Turkish ARMY. famed for ~ dis
cipline and vnlor. would soon scatter
the forces Of the little hot-headed
peninsula states: diplomatic observers
expected that in the event Of pro-
h,need ightlng the powers would GER
lainly intervene and compel both
camps 10 peace and Il h doubtful
that even the Balkan leaders them
selevs had any serious hope o. send
ing their troops vicsorieusly on the
road 10 ccnnantlnople
Buf the rush 81 events says the
Atlanta Journal. has belied al these
calculations The suiians army. far
from being the masserfui machine II
Was considered. betrayed fatal weak
nesses in the very outset Though led
by brave generals Il lacked the es-
Hentiais Of an efficient army u va,
~ prDsisloned. q WAS without moral
enthusiasm. except IN occasional IN
stances; Il proved 10 be moody with
spirit OF rebellion that WAS deep
ened by political unrest AZ the capt
ial. And 80. after i,s nfst severe
blows from the Balkan forces. thu
army feil hack 10 a position 81 dis
heartened defense. almost entirels
untempered Of les one-,ime aEFres'
siveness.
The course pursued by the Target
powers has been sinEularly dineren
from what might have been eEpected
Their efforts 50 hrlnE about peace b
the earlier stages - she war wer'
nnavaiiins. The London peace con
ference. having ended without re-
suits. uas followed 81 holder cam
paign than ever on ,he part 81 IN
allles. The powers persuaded Turkel
irto accepting the eession 81 Adrian
oplO az a basis for further negoiia
uons bus the Balkan states. deciding
that they could win more through
arms than diplomacy, continued theli
siege Of that coveted ci,y and hnaiil
swept over iis fortlhcaiions.
A. this Juncture u was considered
certnin thai the powers would s,el
ipto the arena ana force 40 end q
enc connici. u b diplomatic tradi
ison in Europe that only some veal
and neutral nation can be safely en-
trusted with the control 81 the bos
poFus. ana fof that reason they hays
insisted upon presereins % least
nominal sway for TURKEY ~ constan
fsnopie
YET. despiis Inc face that she po~
ara have virtually ordered she allies
A. cease shelr oampalsn. me laitel
are Drasuiny more vigorously thai
ever and lhs larger powers ar
somewhat pushed ~ a. iurs bow the,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
JOURNAL CASE TO
THE JURY THIS
AFTERNOON
o. N. Marion. Francis Il.
Wood, E. A. Mann and Sum.
mers Burkhart Spend Large
Portion Of Afternoon in
0ratory

The case 90 pr John " Colbert
against the Morning journal for Si0,-
600 damages Tor alleged libel went %
the Jury late this afternoon. after "a
session spent IN oratory and instruc-
tiOns 10 the jury. Court took ad-
journment slightly before noon today
g. permit the framing of the judges
instructions TO the jury u WIS con.
vened at 2 o'clock and the instruc-
tions then read. after which an hour
and a half was allowed each side for
arEument. %. n Marion spoke nrst
Tor the plainsin, followed by Summers
nurkhart for tho defense. After this
Francis y Wood and Edward A.
Mann spoke Tor plainrin ana defen-
dant. respectively
Judge Herbert y Reynolds this az
tcrnoon adjudged Dcmecio Homer,
insane. He viii be taken 20 the state
hospital n,r the insane az las Vegns
IN the morning. probably.
Marin Nican"T GrieRo de Samor.l
yesterday Med suit AGAINST Mariana
I.ucero tn quiet title 90 certain small
parcels at land Ia Los GriegOs
In the ease 81 bonita NJ Symes
against David A. Ssmes FOR divorce,
the defendant to-day ried an answer
admitting the ground ~ action. that
is. abandonment, ana claiming "a
have settled the community property
question involved
In the case 81 ". q lnhofe against
". V. Futreiie. Judgment was today
entered against the defendant for
sa00. by agreement.
A marFiaEe license was issued to-
day To ora Bsnum and Herbert \
sutton. both of this city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07

brush win "wyeihs SAGE ana sui
phur and draw u through your hair.
taking one small strand az a time. 10
this at niahl ana by morning all gray
hair disappears ana after another APP
pilcntion or two becomes beautifully
darkenod and more glossy and luxur-
liant than ever. You viii also discover
dandran Is gone and hair has ptopned
failing
GRAY faded hair. though no dis
grace is msn Ut old ago and M We
ail desire Nnuthful aud attractive
appearance. get busy at once with
Wysth's rngc ond sulphur and YOU u
look wears younger. Inquiry shows
al pharmacists in town here sell lots
~ A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07

tStatt ui New MeXicuI
STATE CORPORATION CoMMls-
sION OF NEW MEXICO.
CERTIFICATE ca COMPARISON.
United states uf America,
pss.
State of Sew Mexico
% is hereby .,rtihod that the an-
uvNrd b. uU true ana complete
transcript of Jn. Do1lncate of lu""t
porauon 90 tar ROCKY Mountain
endorsements thereon. as Same ape
pears on Nle and Of record in the oi
Zee of ,hc Stt, corporation 'ommis-
sion.
ln Testimony whereof the chairman
and clerk of said Commission have
hercunto set tu,ir hands ana affixed
On" seal of .aid Commission at the
city of santa te. on This fourth day
of April \ d.. 1919.
(sienedi HtGH a. WILLIAMS,
Attest Chairman.
EDWIN o. CoARD. clerk.
tSeul of CORPORATION Commission
ARTICLES OF lNCORPORATtON
oF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
MINES COMPANY
Know ai men hy these presents.
that wv, lhr undersigned, have this
day voluntarily associated ourselves
together for Che purpose of forming a
corporation under The laws of the
STATE OF New Mexlco. ann we hereby
Gently
J..
That the uumr oi said corporation b
Tile kock Mountain Mines Conn
pany
H.
Thai ihe loratIon Of its principal Of
hce is 80 Np sos Wesi copper aNc-
rur BOZ tho CIV OF AiDuQueiQuo. Sew
Mexico, ana Herbert q. Rroods is
hereby appointed AZ the agent ln
charge thereof 1nd upon whom pro-
cess against said corporation may be
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
HUNDRED WOMEN IN
OLD TOWN CAST
FIRST BALLOT
Nestor MontOya Probably
Elected School Director by
Several Hundred Votes;
1886 Votes at A O'Clock.

Al Z o'clock this afternoon. $50
votes had been cast Tor school direc-
tor ia precinct 49, comprising dis
tricts 10. Is and 30. Nestor MoutoSa,
Republican candidate, apparently had
no opposition, Miss Butcher and DO
uanciano Torres. candidates named by
the Democrats having refused 10 run.
one hundred women east ballots az
the polling place in old Alhuquerqu"
Ted aN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
OLD SCHOOL BOARD
MEETS FOR LAST TIME

The last meeting OF the retiring
sohool hoard, the last which win ex-
ist Under the old law viii be held TO-
night. the new board Of five mentors
selected from the city M large taking
office the firsi 81 next month. The
retiring hoard II composed ~ a. T..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
PERSONALS

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Arbuth-
not. whose death occurred yesterday
win H.. held tomorrow morning, with
ser,.,ees I'm French and i.owher's
chapel at 9;SO o'clock. Rev y y.
Allison viii conduct the services
Burial viii be- Ia Fairviow cemetery
Miss Rose barrow leaves tonisht
for Kansas City, Mo, To- make hri
home with her aunt Mrs. O. -.
yorher
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
Estate OF New Mexico
STATE CORPORATIONS COMMIS.
SION OF NEW MEXICO.
CIRTit'IC ATE on COMP NRISON.

SION OF NEW MEXICO.
CI,RTiiIC NTE on COMP NRISON.
United states OF America,
pss.
State of New Mexico.
it b. hereby certified that the an.
ucXed Be- full. true and complete
transcript of the CcrHhcate of stock
holders Non-i.iabiliiy OF The Rocky
Mountain Mines Company go. 1j06b
with the endorsements thereon. ~
same appears on Ole and OF record iu
the office of the state Corporation
Commission
In testimony whereof the chairman
and clerk Of said Commission have
hereunto set their hands and affixed
the seal of said Commission. ur the
CUs 81 santa Fe. ON this flourish day
OF April. \. D., 1919.
tsien"dl HIGH ~. WILLIAMS.
tScnll chairman.
Attest.
EDWIN =. CoARD. clerk.
CERTIFICATE oF STOCKHOLDERS
NoN-LlABl.lTY THE ROCKY
MOUNTAIN MINES co.
We. ,lc undersigned incorporaturs
at the Rocky Mountain Mines Conn
panl. hereby certify and declare tha;
there shall be no Stockholders liabii-
iti on account OF any stock issued oy
said corporation.
Iu witness whereof we have here
unto SGT uur hands and seals this 2ud
day of April. 1918.
GEORGE l.. BROOKS fSoHD
HERBERT -. BROOKS. CSealJ
EDWIN /. GROSE. (SpHh
state ot New MexicO ,
County ot Bernalillo
ON this 2rd dag of April. 1918. he.
fore me- notary public within and
ior said county, appeared George l..
nrooss, Herbert .. BROOKS ana T.. l..
Grose. go me known % be the persons
Described In ana who executed tho
foregoing Ingtrument. and acknoW-
lodged Go me that they executed the
same as their free act and deed
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set M hand ana affixed my notarial
zeal the dag and year first-ahove WRIT
ten. ADElA g. HOLMQUIST.
tNotarlal sealD
Ny commission expires January it
1874
ENDORSED.
(No 1909
cor Reed Vol y, page 2i2
Certificate Of Stockholders Non-
Liability of The Rocky Mountain
Mines Company
Filed IN office Of State Corporation
Commission, April 4, 1918, 9.3O a. m.
EDWIN y. COARp,
clerk.
Compared v. D. e., to j. J. -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07

Maloy. president; Or ,. w. Colbert.
Dr. N. X. wyider. a. A. sedliio. G. NJ.
Davis Noa llfcld, Rev. II. r. Williams
and A. A. Trimble.