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Cliffside, H. L. Powell.

Ciiffside, H. L. Powell.
Connolly Springs, T. J. ogburn.
Forest City. T. ]. Ogburn.
Forest City, J. A. Bowles.
Green River, +. c. Richardson.
Henrietta, Caroleen, ). f.. Armstrong.
Marion Station, L. D. Thompson.
Marion Circuit, w. L. Edwards.
Mcdowell, o. P. Routh.
Morganton Station, H. H. Jordan.
Morganton Circuit, A. S. Swafford.
Old Fort, j. l.. Smith, supply.
Rutherfordton, Albert Sheriff..
Thermal City. H. H, Mitchell, supply.
WaynesyilIe District.
L. T. Cordell, Presiding Elder.
Andrews Station, s. T. Barber.
Bethel Circuit, L. H. Griffith.
Bryson and Whittier, D. H. Rhinehart.
Canton Circuit, w. 1. Hughes.
Canton Station, ]. P. Rodgers.
Crestmont, to be supplied.
Clyde, J.. F. Starnes.
Franklin Circuit, H. Harper, supply.
! Franklin Station, E. E. Williamson.
Fines Creek, j. A. MARI.
Chenille, John Fl. Green.
Haywood, R. c. Kirk.
Hayesville, r. F. Wellons, supply.
Highlands, A. C. Gibbs.
Judson, T. R. Brinkley, supply.
Jonathan, J.. A. Fry.
Macon, j. l.. league.
Murphy Circuit, T. L. Noble, supply.
Murphy Station, Ira Erwin.
Ranger Circuit, G. M. Grant.
Robbinsville, to be supplied.
( Sylvia Station, to be supplied.
Webster Circuit, d. r. Proffitt.
Waynesville, M. F. Moores.
Cullowhee Normal Training school, L.
B. Alternately.
Missionary to Korea, M. B. Stokes.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-11
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS:
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Rev. A. /. Stanford Succeeded by Rev.
w. +. WOmbIe; Other Western
Carolina Appointments.

The Western.N North Carolina Meth
odist conference adjourned Monday af-
ternoon after a busy session of a week
at Charlotte, the appointments for. the
coming yea being announced before
the session closed. The next meeting
will be held in Shelby.
Rev. A. L. Stanford, pastor of the
Hendersonville Methodist church for
two years, will be succeeded. by Rev.
w. F. Womble. Mr.. Stanford goes to
the First church at Hickory.
Following are other appointments
for Western North Carolina:
AsheviIle District.
G. A. Wood, Presiding Elder. -.
Asheville-Bethel, J.'W. Ingle.
Central, ] C. Rowe.
Haywood Street, E. M. Hoyle.
North Asheville, w. E. Poovey.
West>Asheville, D. Atkins.
Biltmore and Mount Pleasant, J.. w:
Campbell, C. H. Neal, sapernumer-
airy.
Black Mountain, R. E. Hunt, W. G. Ma
lonee, supernumerary.
Erevard Station, w. M. Robbins.
Brevard Circuit, C. M. Carpenter.
Fair View. E. B. Troy.
Fiat Rock, A. Burgess, supply.
Hendersonville, w. F. Womble.
Henderson Circuit, A. L. Latham.
Hot Springs, R. H. Hasty.
Leicester, j. H. Green.
Marshall, J. P. Hornbuckle.
Mars Hill, J. w. Hunter, supply.
Mills River, to be supplied by D. C.
Thompson.
Spring Creek, to be supplied.
Sulphur Springs, T. A. Groce.
Swannanoa, r. F.. Hunnicutt.
Tryon and Saluda, to be supplied.
Walnut, z. V. Johnston.
Weaverville Station, E. w. Fox.
| President Weavervilie College, w. A
Newell.
Vice President Weaverville College, w
B. Best.
| Missionary to Cuba, r. J. Parker.
| Student in Vanderbilt University, E
o. Smithdeal.
} Student in Trinity College, W. r. Shell
| ton. Haywood Street Quarterly Con
ference.
Conference Evangelist, j. J. Barker.
MOrgantOn District
/ J.. E. Gray, Presiding Elder. -
huntsville, l. F. Cotton.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-11

to bring to your mind SO far as can
a fresh realization of your duties.
First of all, let me remind you that
as a sworn officer of the United States
it devolves upon to represent our
government not only in the enforce
ment of. it's revenue laws but in your
personal bearing under all conditions.
1 shall expect each Of my deputies TO
bear himself in a manner becoming
enc who represents the United States
-soberly, with dignity and in earnest
endeavor to do his duty.
Yust must bear i nmind, on the one
hand, that you are a servant OF the
people, not master, and on the other,
hat this is a government of laws ana
not Of men, and that you represent
and must stand for the enforcement
OF the evenue laws Of the United
States. In the presence of the limo
cent you are servant, before the Of
fender you are the 2~-s 6 tra iaw.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-11
TALENT IN MOUNTAINS.

For nine years Horace Kephart, a
native Pennsylvania has successfully
concealed himself. in Bryson City. No
one knew there was such a man until
the State Literary and Historical asso-
c~iStion, on last Thursday, singled him
cut as the man Of foremost literary
achievement in North Carolina during
the past year. His literary merit
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-11
DELEGATE TO KANSAS CITY.

The many friends of Miss Elisabeth
Garland, recently of this city, will be
pleased to hear of the honor given he-
when she was chosen last week to rep
resent the town girls of the Y. w. G.
a. of Converse college at the Student
Volunteer convention which will be
held in Kansas City from December %
to January 4. This convention meets
cnce every four years, and n thous.
ted States will have representatives.
The greatest figures in the missionary
world will appear on the programs.
All expenses of the trip are betrayed
by the Y. W. G. A.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-11

Old newspapers can be applied to
mero purposes. They cost only
a trife, five cents a package. at the
Democrat-HustIer Office
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"A years subscription to the Hustler
Democrat would make a most appro-
p~iate Christmas gift.
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For a friend O. a,lve at { dis
lance nothing we.s's IL alore appro-
pirate asa Christmas gift than a"sub-
scription to the Hustler-Democrat.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-11

Cur Southern Highlanders," won foc
him the Patterson loving cup.-Charity
and Children.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
MIN|NG CLAIMS IN
LUNA COUNTY,
LEASED
Silver City Hon Believe Clark
and MahOney Properties in
Tres Hcrmanos Mountains
Will Develop Into Paying
Propositions.

Domlns. n. A., April Nv. Rogers
wade and w = Cox Of silver city
have taken lease and bond on the
Clark and Mahoney mining claims ~
the Tres Hermanea mountains south
ol peming - miles. and also on The
claims 81 Dr. :. y. swope in the same
district These claims have been
worked III Il deeulsory way for the
past ten years. and number Of ship
nlents uf sinc ore running betneen 80
and so per cent have been made. The
claims have an aggregate 81 about
one mite ~ tunnels and shafts. The
properly together with several loca-
tions made by Wade and Cox covers
an area 1,0eo feet square. II IL the
purpose az these gentlemen 90 work
this property, and make shipments
rem time TO time. and az the same
time prospect with churn drills for
large ore bodies which Il = believed
exist az The water level, $50 feet from
the surface Nr Wade q q mining
engineer NIth large experience In thu
zinc business IN New Jersey before
coming 20 New Mexico seven years
A"Wa NAH n" RUNAM NMAHNNAnrllI NRWHA
the property. stating that Il has all the
ear marks o. developing into d great
mine. when tho large body 81 ore II
rvsehed. u will be milling PROPOSE
ton, and tho location Is very advant-
agcous. since II Is only seven miles
from Tomeriin, a siati"1 on the n. p.
a \. W. and there u an Abundance OF
water close az hand for milling pur-
poses. II u located right IN the con-
ter of a rich farming district in the
Mimbres valley. 20 the cost Of supplies
for mining camp would be very low.
A. the present time u Is necessary to
ship zinc ores TO Missouri for smeitlrg.
u IN likely. however, that some - the
immense appropriation made by the
Guggenbcims recently for improve
meni of sinelters In the United states,
VIII be used IN Installing zinc fur
mace a. ri Paso. In which case the de-
yeloDment % this zinc property Will
+ De facilitated. Messrs. Wade. Cox and
MiEc Quarrel spent last week on the
property. and gathered an Immense
, number of samples for assaying A
force OF men will be set "a work inn
mediately In the old workings. am
shipments OF ore viii be continued.
while the prospecting for the larger
ore bodies ~ being conducted by
means Of drills.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
SERVICE TO REPAIR
HIGHWAY ON THE
LINCOLN FOREST
Thousand Dollars Allotted to
Relocating, Grading and
General Upbuilding of the
County Road Near Captain.

Tho announcement ~ made today
that the united States forest service,
with iAr approval OF the state high
way commission has allotted $1,000
90 be- spent on road construction Ia
the Lincoln national forest In Lincoln
county. II VIII be spent on that por-
ton OF the county road within tho
forest which goes through the Capt.
tan Gap directly north of capi,an. ~.
B Waha an engineer from the local
district offioe. has Just returned from
Captain after looking over the pro-
lNci. aud states that with number
Of changes Ia grade. the placing Of
several oulVorts. and general repair
work. splendid road can be con-
structed.
The construction ~ this road will
be u great benefit 10 the settlers and
ranchers IN the vicinity OF Captain.
white Oaks and Richardson. Work
win be commenced on this project ia
the near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
ALAMOGORDO MEN PLAN
A COMMERCIAL CLUB

Alamogordo. A. NJ. April "A re-
cent meeting of the business men Of
the town. held in Judge stall
cups office win In all probability be
the nucleus around which viii grow
a strong and aggressive commercial
club In AlamoEordo. No definite
plans for reorganization were formu-
lated. AZ che primary object of tho
meeting was 20 hear the report OF
Chas. r. Mitchell. the chairman OF
the committee appointed a. mass
meeting of the citizens several weeks
ago. Mr.. Mitchclrs report showed
that ne and his committee have not
been ldle Considerable correspond
ence was read which indicates that
outside capital IN becoming Inter
csted In the movement put on foot
by our citizens 10 boost Alamogor-
do into the live-wlrc class and make
Il city of Importance In this See
ton Of the state. So well was the
work OF the csYfnmiitee received
that vote % thanks WAS rendered
hy those present aud the committee,
composed ~ Messrs g T.. Mitchell
w. ". Warren. .. 4 Lewis George
carl and .. a. Evans. continued.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
OF PYTHIAs
LODGE IN CARRIZ0ZO

Carrizozo. y. 81. April Z. a new
lodge was instituted here last Tues
day night. the order being the
Knights OF pythias and the lodge 10
be known as Carrizozo lodge No 5.
The new lodge starts out with "a
membership OF about twenty-five.
with the prospect of a material IN
crease by Initiation and by card. N.Y.
tie lodge No. ~. Captain. assisted hy
members from Baxter No. ?, White
oaks, put on the work.
The offlcers chosen for the new
lodge are. oscar w. Bamberger. ..
c.: Frank W. Quincy v c.; Edwin
y. Walker preiato. Albert = Rob
erts. X. Of r. a s.. 6. r. NcQuillcn'
N. of y: Allen smith. NJ. OF ~;
George ;. Dingwell. NJ ~ A.: syl O.
Anderson. +. g.. Horace French. o.
q. The new lodge starts out under
most favorable conditions ana 20"
doubt viii become one Of the strong
fraternai organizations %. The town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
RIGS BEING SENT
TO FARMINGTON
Two Outfits from Seven Lakes
and One from Colorado
Springs viii Soon BE Put TO
Work.


fspeeial CsrrenpA aaenee a. the fseraIal
Farminsipn. \. a.. April s..A- i1lgs
are helns shipped IN here from Seven
Lakes and from Colorado springs and
a now seems likely that this reelOp
viii be thoroughly prnspcctcd within
short time. Many placer claims for
on have been stakcd since the strike
~ the original matiox well and some
sharp litigation u promised between
rival claimants.
The rigs from seven L.aRcs have
been purchased by local people ana
are hclng hauled In overland. Re-
neWed activity has bcen shown IN the
last few DAYS by persons interested
IN the lands near the strike. which ~
fourteen miles west ~ here in the
meadows Several Colorado springs
people, ehem. Il n said are weil sup
piled with capital. have become IN
ferested quite heavily and viii ship
IN iRrgc rig very soon.
AZ the MattOx well. where the first
Dn indications were found tho fuld
stili rises from i1i0 feet, the bottom
~ %. sell, 20 about Soc feet. despite
distractions 81 water ana cavo-inr
This wen IS not cascd Tor the full
depth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
LINCOLN COUNTY COURT
ADJOURNS UNTIL MAY

carrizozo, n. a.. April IT, District
court for Lincoln county adjourned
Friday after having been In session
for twenty-five days. Ten days Of
this time had been taken up with
Dona Ana county business sent here
on change OF venue. The court did
not have a very heavy Lincoln coun-
~ docket but met with a number Of
unavoidable delays but all business
which could be- transacted has been
disposed OF with promptness
II ~ quite likely that Judge Med
Ter will call "A special session OF the
court Ia May probably the 2otn at
which time the Las Cruces town
trustees case Will probably be tried
and a few pending Lincoln county
matters disposed OF
OF the expenses 81 the court the
greatest burden will be paid by Dona
Ana county. an the expenses OF the
Ascarate case ARE to be paid by that
county The total cost a. the trial
VIII amount 90 about $4,000.
The next regular term Of the
district court which viii be called In
October will undoubtedly bo held in
the new court house and the great
Inconvenience of holding court ia
temporary quarters viii be climi-
mated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
EDDIE JOHNSON SIGNS TO
MEIFr JACk REDtsONi q

Pueblo. Colo, April h.--N nae
training for HE ten-Found bout with
FRANKIE whitney Of Cedar Rapids,
iowa, 20 be staged in Denver April
Is. Eddie johnson. lightweight aspir-
ant. signed 10 box Ten rounds With
Jack Redmond OF Milwaukee IN ohis
city April 23. The boys VIII weigh
la al 1876 a. o'clock. The bout viii
be- under tho auspices of the Pueblo
Acthlotic club
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
ABE ATTELL May BE
SUSPENDED FOR GOOD

Syracuse. ~. X. April s-Eddie
Keevin. manager Of Jimmy walsh, the
Boston bantamweigh, has filed
charges with the New York boxing
eomiaisslon against Abe Atteil for the
latter's alleged "eye- pecking" tactics
when Walsh and Attel met la the
ring last Thursday night, Kceyln
asks she commission to suspend At
tell FOR all time. Aliell used his
thumb In an attempt to blind Walsh,
according 20 Keevin.
Atfell was suspended two years ago
for taking and under the Frawlsy
law can be suspended from boxing for
All tiine II the commission finds him
guilty Of tho present charges.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
BOSTON Red sOx
HOME IN GOOD SHAPE

Boston. April S.--The REQ sox.
baseball champions OF the world. arr
rived home last night after a months
training for tho American league pen
nant race. All the men were re-
ported in good conditien. particularly
the pitchers
I'VE are out 10 repeat. we hope 20
repeat, We an believe We will repeat, %
said Manager stahl.
The annual game with Harvard to-
dag and a contest with Holy Cross
Wednesday viii proceed tho opening
on Thursday OF the American league
season here. when the He'd Box meet
tho Athletics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
SMALL BOY TUMBLEs INTO
AN IRRIGATION DITCH

Roswell y. NJ. April z The uttle
two-yenr-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. W,
v. Duiion OF Easi Fourth street had
"a decidedly narrow escape from ne
ing drowned 10 death about o'clock
Friday evening when he fell into an
irrigatlng ditch just iD front Of his
home and floated distance of about
sixty feet SHOWN the ditch before he
was rescued hy % pnsserty
when picked up The little fellows
body was stiff and Il was only after
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08

Bfooklyn. April s.--The New York
Americans by score 81 10 4 turned
TIE tables on tho Brooklyn Nationals
here yesterday In the second Of the
two exhibition games arranged be-
tween the two teams. II was a costly
victory. however. ~ Chance and
Derrick were hurt. Chance twist
"a his ankle while tnrnine nrst base
after a base HIT In the second inning.
and was forced 10 retire. Derrick WINS
spiked on the hand By Wheat when
the latter slsd into second In the NTH.
Derrick was badly cut. Neither may
DO able 20 start the championship sen-
son Thursday. Sterrett took Chances
place. Young. who succeeded Der
rick. set the crowd Wild with brilliant
elops and throws.
New York won By bunchfn9 hits on
Ragon and Timely drives after WaE-
nor had sent men 10 first on balis
Warhop starred IA the pitching ranks.
hng after pitching three baiis ana iva
strskos. ne retired because 81 sore
arm:
Score: H. "a. r..
ne" 1orh ....s..s........ ~ ?
brooklyn ..t.......-..4.. >
Batteries. WARRIOR. Fisher aud
Sweeney. Ragon. Wagner and Miiltr
umpires Emslic aad Hurst.
Time: 2.es.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
GIANTS BEATEN BY
THE SENATORS
MoGraw's Aggregation Neatly
Trimmed BY Washington,
With Walter johnson the
Prima Donna.

washington. April s.--Tho WASH
inFtpn Americans ous played che New
York NatloAais in a. exhibition game
testerda7. elnnlng , 70 2, A line drive
in fhc elEhih inning from TcsTeau's
BEL broke the small finger on Enale's
iefi hand and he was relieved b.
TsueHss
score r. II. n.
New York Nationals ...... ?
Washington ............ S
nalterics: DeMarre. Toeroau and
Wilson; johnson. Engel. Hughes and
Ainamigh.
Umpire. Aiirock.
ximai lao.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08

tsignodl HUGH ". WILLIAMS,
(scnn Chairman.
Attest,
EDWIN ~ COARD, clerk.
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS
NON-LIABfLITY THE ROCKY
MOUNTAIN MINES GO.
We. the undersigned incorporators
OF tho Rocky Mountain Mines COM
pany. hereby certify and declare that
there shall be no stockholders liabil-
ity on account of any stock Issued Oy
said corporation.
In witness whereof We have horc-
unto set our hands and seals this end
day of April 1919
GEORGE l.. BROOKS (scab
HERBERT o. BROOKS. oseaD
EDWIN L. CROSSE. CScuD
Stale OF New Mexico }
)ss,
County uf Bcrnallllo. }
ON this 9rd day OF April 1919. be-
fore me. notary public within and
Tor said county, appeared George l..
Brooks, Herbert %. Brooks and a. l..
Crosse, 10 me known TO be the persons
described In ana who executed tho
foregoing instrument. and acknoW-
ledgod Go mo that they executed the
same as their free act and decd.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my notarial
scat the day and year nrst-nboye writ
ten ADEiA g. HoLMQUt~T.
tNoiurlsl Soal1
ny commission expires January -.
1914
ENDORSED
(No 5000
cor Reed Vol g. page ere
Certificate OF StockholdorF Nom.
Liability OF The Rocky Mountain
| Mines Company.
Filed To- office OF State Corporation
/ commission. April Z. 1913. $3.50 O.. ~.
EDWIN =. COARD.
CLERK.
Compared g.. -. e. to j. J. -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08

county. appeared George l.. BROOKS
Herbert o. Hro0ks and ~ T.. Cresc. 10
me known 10 be- the persons described
in and who executed the foregoing I'M
sirumont and Acknowledged % mo
that they executed the same as their
free act and deed
In witness whereof hRyc hereun-
% set my hand nnd affixed my mo-
tsrial seal the day and year fret above
written.
ADELA q. HObMQUtsT.
Notary public
My commission expires January 4.
1914
(Notariu Scol1
ENDORSED.
CSC. 1505J
Cor Reed. Vol o. page 3t2. Ger
tihcate OF INCORPORATION uf The
Rocky Mountain Mines Company.
Filed in office 1T state Corporation
Commission April I. 1913. s;3G a. "a.
EDWARD f.. COARD,
Clerk
Compared r. y. G. TO j. J. O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08

GILT f16E" th8 Only ladies' shoe dfttslhk nay
posii,,slg rontaus on Ulafka and fo|lslt' Adles'
aud rhldscns hnoia aud alufa, shines Wlihaut tu'
hlna, liC. TRENCH GLOSS zoe. $780,.
"naonf" combination iuf cleaning nua pNNfNlNb
All rtl1 IL russell of inn shaaa 4sr STAR" ai1f zoe.
QUICK WIFI tu liquid iofm vi D up"nrel luich-
b c|fane and whllens duty canvas nhp,., wv.
"AiN0. CLANS and WnlflNa canvas shot@ ~ y
round white cakes p4ched ln k'nffln puNrt, WNN
sporRe, ino 10 handsome, large aluminium hoA'si
with sponge, flc -.
"gifli" combination lur gentlemen WHO w.
and iusife 90 al black fhnrg. Polish Wins nt"sh
of cloth, 80 cents. -8AHf kilIt' aka, ~ o'nt, -
n FaNr dealer does pot kflp te hui 'rh ~. III
lN fIi0H lu STAMPS ff fHlI ~ lIf "a 'tN ltH
WHlTYGmOal un0a. a Cos, -.
RO-10 Aihaug Street, CanoHofes Mass
ihs uifftf aHi faiaf,f AftafH l"f"fW
secs lti,lff. ~ far Heim'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08

Now orleans April Johnny
Lore. New York lightweight, and Joe
MAndoi fought ten rounds here last
night. There was no decision The
rlngelde opinion was that the Hsn'
was a draw Lore had MandOi erpk-
~ An she third round. but Mandot
came back IN the fourth and evened
no the fight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08

Boston. April s.--consiant i.eMar-
In ~ Germany defeated Charles Gut
ler Of Chicago. IN wrestling bout
here last night The first fail vas
won with a har-arm and partial sells
sors hold ~ 81 minutes. 90 seconds.
A head chancery brought Cutler 20
ihe mat the second time IN ~ min
utes. &c seconds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08

considerable effort on tint part OF
Mrs. Dutton and others that the boy
was brought back 20 life.
AZ the point whore the boy fell
into the ditch the latter crosses the
street. lie floated with the water
under the two s.dewaiks and the
street bridge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
estate of New Mexico
STATE CORPORATION COMMITS
SION or NEW MEXICO.
fasfrrg1rasAsrtr ,t, ,,nN.u.p.u,N

United states Of America. }
)ss.
State uf New Mexico.
u rs hereby certified that the an
ncxed IS "a fun, true and complete
Transcript Of the Certificate of Stock
holders Non-liabllty OF The Rocky
Mountain Mines Company $50 5000
with the endorsements thereon. as
same appears on tile ami of record la
the office of the state Corporation
Commission.
Ia testimony whereof the chairman
and clerk of said Commission have
herouuto set their hands aud affixed
the seal OF said Commission. az tho
CITY OF Santa Fc, on this fourth dny
~ April. a. -, 1913.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08

superior. wis. April 7-'cyclone'
johnny Thompson and foung MA
honey fought ten rounds 70 of"N
iast night. This fight was lively
throuehout.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08

A household remedy In America for
rs years--Dr Thomas Eclectic Oii.
FOR outs. rprains. burns, Hcaids, bruis-
go. sac ANA h0c. Al al drug stores.
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Trlmbleg Livery ii5 n SECOND y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08

HUGH ". WILLIAMS,
Chairman,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08
ENDORSED
CNo 1900

Compared b. .. G.. to no.