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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-11
Ward-Shechey.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Alexandria. Va, January 1o.-Miss
Mary c. Sheehey. daughter of John
Sheehey. this city. and Francis f.
Ward. formerly of this city. but now
Of Washington. were married Wednes-
day night at st. Mary's Catholic
Church, by Rev. II. J. Cutler, pastor.
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TYPEWRITERS.

OF ALL MAKES AND
moEels sold. rented and skllfully re-
paired RemingtOns, underwoous'
divers, Smith Premiers. Bar LOCKS
and l. c. Smith Bros. machines rent
ed. from S. 10 $T-for months. tl,st
rent paid applied on purchase. The
AMERICAN TYPEWRITEK IA
CHANGE. COS Z. Main Street Iele-
phone Madison 1856.
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auctfon 5alfs Juturf days
auctfon 5ales Juturf days
BY Virginia Auction Co..
Auctioneers. Clio f. Broad
Auction Sale
of
Oriental Rugs

We will sell for A. C. Yard. Tues
day. January Il. CONNIE ncing at 1890
A NJ. at his place, 217 North Fifth
Street entire stock of Oriental rugs
Oriental goods, etc.
sale viii continue Tuesday and We'd
nesday at 1880 A. VI. and $3.50 2. NJ
Goods on exhibit all day Mondays
January IS. Sale positive. Terms
cash Ladies' invited to attend
VIRGINIA AUCTION co,
Auctioneers.
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for SALE

GENUIHE SHETLAND PoN1Es: BOTH
sexes. solid and spotted: also some
Shetland colts. sons and dausnteTs
of General Shafter. the $1,000 stsl-
lion. Apply or write THOs. ENOS'
salesmsn Nontrose Pony Farm. All
South Laurel Street
NEW FARM WAGON AND HAIR
ness 10 be sold at once. only used
two weeks No bargain Ike X in
town. Call 1li2 East Main Room ..
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peIp, a9dIe ann female

II + N-wOMEN - GET GOVERNMENT
parcel post Jobs; $50 week. Write
for Est OF positions open. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 397-A
KOc~ester, y. Y
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RfaI cstatf Scr Rrnf

soR Ffxr' Two-sToRY AND BASE
ruent brick store bui idine. SIZE
sr-e,fv- five BIZ one hundred feet. 10
cafe.l on best corner IT, town % Alta
vista Va Possession Immediately
opening for frst-class hardware or
feed store. L.ANE-ITARTsIS CORPO-
RATION. AltavtstA,
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patfntS

eGTFNPsCFRfE Personal con-
sui.ation I'm Richmond with invent
ors. fifteen years experience; salts
factory references 5. II. EVANS.
Patent Attorney. Box 3s4. Richmond.
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s0iIrIIur9 dno 9aLeSmrn

WANTED. TWO InGL-CLASS SALES
men. able 10 furnish guaranty bond
20 sell Toledo Scales and American
Sliclng Machines big commits ions,
payable weekly. Only men able 70
make $4,000 or more year need ap-
ply. VIRGINfA-CAROLIN SCALE
AND FIXTURE co, Charlottesville,
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Professional pflp luantan

WANTED, THR.- r FIRST GRAD r
white teachers for schools In
Black Creek District, New Kent
County. Va. r. S. DOBSON. Clerk
Tunstalls, Va
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520ttrf5

notice.
Mr.. JOHN H. SMITH, OF THE RICH
Wond Vehicle Construction Company.
and Nj T. r. Moore. Of the L r.
Moore < Co. announce the consoli-
dalton Of the two firms under the
name Of the Smith-Aoore Vehicle
Company. Business in the future
wiiI DC conducted from the plant OF
the above mentioned firm. ga North
Fifth Street A continuance OF last
patronage is respecuuly requested
FIRE BUTTERMILK DAILY. OUR
own make Of daily butter. RENNIE
DAIRY Co
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers. s12
East Main Street. buy, sell. exchange
and REMODNT DIAMONDS IN Tai 4
LATEST STYLES Old gold and
silver always taken in exchange
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In the matter ~ the estate 81 SIDNEY
T. CLAY. deceased. cN-partc.
D. appearing To- the court that =
report ~ the accounts Of a. ,. Chcwn-
ing administrator Of the estate Of
sidney T. Clay. deceased. and re-
port ~ the debts ana demands against
the said estate having having been
fffcd fr tho clerks ONCE % this court.
and more than one year from the date
u the qualification 81 the said admin
sstrator having elapsed. on motion or
Mary J. Clay. one Of the distributes OF
the said sidney 4. Clay. deceased. u y
ordered that the creditors % the said
sidney =. Clay and all persons assert
ing claims against his estate. II any
there be. do show cause before this
court N any they can. on Friday. the
2ist day q January. 1919. AZ II o'clock
A. A.. against the payment and de-
livery Of the estate OF the said sidney
T.. Clay to his distributes without re-
curing refundins bonds Of them
A COpy-Teste.
Clerk
u n
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VII. II. WHITE,
Presto Mt.

National State and City Bank.
Richmond. Va, December 10, 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or III u
stockholders OF this bank VIII De
hsld in its banking house Tuesday.
January u. 1918. at IL o'clock noon:
for the election Of directors and
transaction Of any other business
that may properly come before the
meeting.
IL, LIEN II. HILL
Cashier.
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Businsss Gpporfunitif5

CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER
prises without commission. Full par
t.cuiars mailed for &c postage Ad-
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER.
Gainesville Ga
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f'tuattons llanteb, female

WANTED. POSITION ny REFINED.
educated young lady Of good appear
ance, nineteen years old. as assistant
I'm millinery store, with opportunity
10 learn the business Address MISS
H.. care Lock Box 1913, Ashland. va
RITINC-LETTERs. l. r G A l.
documents. manuscripts. written at
reasCtlable rates. Call Monroe 1855
70i Mutual Building
WANTED BY EXPERlENC ED STE
nographer. position. Can furnish the
best Of References Nothing under
$50 considered. Address X 4Sl, care
Timcs-Disp. ten.
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10 REMINGTON TYPLN RIThIS-
practically new, having recently
been rebuilt. in perfect order. for $50
cash. owing to change Of business
wish to sell THIS machine immediate
Il. Telephone LAWRENCE. Phone
Madison 525s-
FOR SALE. GOOD sAWMILL AS
GOOD as new, cheap. Room 5, HE
East Main Street.
ADDING MACHINE OF HIGH CLASS.
popular make, almost new VIII sen
cheap. Write quick l. " MACCh'
sos E Main. Telephone Madison 53So.
FOR SALE, AN ADDREssOGRAPH
machine complete for all kinds OF
all attachments. and the manufac-
turer's guarantee. for sale cheap j.
+. HOWISOS. sos East Main Street
Phone Madison 1885.
FOR SALE. A WELL-EQUIPPED AND
congratulated restaurant. with
privilege Of two years, lease Apply
10 EDWARD :. ROSE CO. II North
Eleventh Steel
SECONDHAND GUARANTEED MA
chiuerv Of every description. inciud-
ing BOXERS. engines. woodworking
machinery. laundry machinery, 9et-
ing. snafting. hangers and shaftlus-
/ BLUFORD & co, 1888 =. Cary 81
ORIG BUSINESS IN TOWN OF UR-
banna on Rappahannoch RIVER Coco
location; new Oui!o.ng; o|iy az -
store in community. G. c CHOWN-
ING. Urbanns, Va.
BEFORE BUYING WAGONS. BUGGIEs.
surrys or phaetons. see our large
stock. We can save you money
E.rrything guaranteed Reasonable
terms A MEYERS SONS, 13l l..
Cary 1t.
FOR SALE. GOOD DRUG BUSINESS.
town Of twelve thousand Price
$4,000. Address c 2oI. care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. TO SELL SUBURBAN Gro
Gerry: established several years. Rea-
son for selling time needed else
where Apply 2o2 East Marshall.
FOR WAGONS co TO RICHARDSON
BROS. 6I5 Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubber-tire work.
FOR SALE. BROAD STREET CON
fecrbnerv and ice cream parlor
complete: al fixtures and stock;
good opportunity for quick pur-
chaser. : HISHMEH, 904 West
Broad street
VIZ HAVE BEST LINE OF HOME
made wagons In tse city. bugSieS,
s,,rrevs runabouts and farm wagons.
some second hand jobs cheap THOS.
~. DUKE & co. 500 Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE. ONE MODEL 3 WRITER
press. new has never been uHpack
81 Will he solf cheap. Address
Room 4o3. Times-Dispatch Building.
FOR SALE. I7.oe0 FEET or SECOND
hand seven-cighths inCn dress pine
boards in good condition INTERNA-
TIONAI HARVESTER co, 1909 East
CLAY.
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agents laanten

AGENTCcIIANcE TO MAKE BIG
money calling on automobile owners.
Get free details or our proposition
to-day. CAMDEN SPECIALITY COM-
pANY. Camden. y.
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YOU SHOULD KNOW

FOR HOUSECLEANLNG. WAKING
and staining floors, washing win
dows 20 call Monroe 1920. The best
service. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
BIG SALE THIS WEEK-Raisin Cake.
lbs for CSC; jelly Rolls. 1oc ID:
s loaves Bread for CSC; Pound Cake.
zoe ID: Candy. &c h.. DRlNkARDS'
422 II y Sixth.
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Pffftngs

Virginia TrIst Company.
Richmond. Va. December 81. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this company will be
held at the office OF the pany. IN
the city of Richmond, Va. on Tues
day. January q, 1913, az II o'clock
noon l. u. AYLETT.
Secretary.
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iSsai Cstate for SALT

IN y
los ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD
County for sale or trade Tor city
property Address Z I4i, care
Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. I4-ROOM HOUSE. BRICK.
on West Cary street. - per cent TOT
he investme nt; $4,000 cash oaianSs
on easy terms. Room ! ana :. ILL.,
East Main Street
FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN. a NEW
nvc-rcorn brick house on Twenty
eighth street. $1,000. $3.50 cash. pal
auce on easy payments Town 1 ana
.. HE East Main Street
FOR SALE arc ACRES IN CHESTER
field County one and one-hslf miles
from railroad Price, $3.50 per acre
Investigate this II YOU want
ebeap place. SHEA & KfEGAN. 1115
East Main Street
LEASE YOUR FARM WITH TIE
RICHMOND FARM MD LNNB.ei;
co. INC. They viii get you the
Highest Drfco for same. Inquire
Rooms and .. ii1s East Main 81
FOR SALE. TWO SMALL TRACTS or
nine timber. three and four hundred
thousand feet each. suitable Tor sa"
lumber and uiiinG. convenient 10
water TRANSPORTATION suitable loca-
fior for small sawniil- Price reason
abie II y. ARLINGTON co. Clare
mont. Va
rOR SALE. FOUR NV BRICK
houses in the West Ind. pressed
brick front. Ccsniaf frcat Dorches
hot and cold water. bath. heat. cicc-
fric lights and al modern improve
rscnfs only $3.50 SEQ me AZ once
.sr = bargain. T. ID JET. ga East
Main street. Phone Madison se2s-Ns.
FARM FOR SALE IN CHESTER
fchf. 10 acres. sfeo cash. balance %
suit : bargain n taken AZ once.
Inquire Room : and 2, lie Last
Main street
" ESTIMATION TERRACE. TWO
blocks from Country Club. lots from
Ssso 40 $3.50 Easy payments Buy
nov and get the choice ones before
prices advance. SMITH q ROB
IEDER. I04 North Seventh
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VENTILATORS.

DEAL VENTILATORS. MADE OF
glass: largest capacity; lowest price.
Phone Monroe 1902.
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". NJ HABIISTON
President.

virginia state Insurance COMPANY.
Rf-huoud Va. December p. 1912
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
s+,-kholders % this company VIII
p, hold A. tho Office % tho company.
IN the rifv 81 Richmond. Va. or
THURSDAY. January %. 1913. a. Z
o'clock noon
WILLIAM r. MILLER.
Treasurer
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First National Bank OF Richmond. Va.
December il. 1912.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders OF the first
National Bank OF Richmond, Va,
for the election of directors and for
the transaction of any other bust
ness which may properly come be
lore said meeting. Will be held
TUESDAY January II, 1913. at IL
O'Clock noon. IN the directors room
o. the bank, No goo last MAJ"
Street, Richmond Va
". NJ. ADDISON. Cashier
ONCE Guarantee Building Corporation,
Richmond. Va. Dec 80. 1912
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockhoIders OF this corporation VIII
be- hcld AZ its Office. No. North
Tenth street. IT. ESDAH. January IA.
1918. AZ ( o'clock T. NJ.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
Secretary.
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pfrs0ndl5

cHTT. AT SPTREr.IsA CORSET SHOT.
rf- r-aSt Grace. and sec our new
1918 models MRS COfsNELiA
MOORE. Manager
IIr-MAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
"a HUGHES'S 2o9 North Third
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL GENERAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company,
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STORAGE.

CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY. 81
per load. store your furniture. bug
giles. automobiles. pianos at TOAP-
KINS. 3Z7 West Broad
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miscellaneous
SHOE REPAIRING.

loo REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Mems shoes half
soled, 75c., related to s5c.: ladies'
half-soIes. COO. rebated to soc. Every
pair sewed. best leather; no nails. no
pegs Keeling. 25c. DREW'S ELEc-
Trio SHOE FACTORY. 7l6 East
Main. Phone Monroe 1857.
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Rfaai Dotlrt

VYFGT<fN~TN TIE CIfANcERY
COURT or THE CITY or RICH
MDND THE 18TH DAY OF DECEN-
BEE. 1919.
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN EX-
cellent consignment Of Oriental rugs
and carpets. 20 be sold on commits
sion basis at the earliest time pos
sible 1t comprises the best makes
and weayes of the Persian art weav-
ing. 1 earnestly request the pres
ence OF all nay patrons and those in
terested in rugs TO attend This sale;
All rugs will be on exhibition and
sale Monday. January the etn. until!
all are sold. Take advantage or
this. A G. YARD. 217 North Fifth
Street
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.

TIE INITIAL. OR ORGANIZATION.
meeting Of the stockbolder of inc
Old Do-riniOn Trust Company. In
corporafcd "a Virginia corporation.
has been caiiesi FOR. and VIII be hei1
on Monday. January p 1919 al L
o'clock midday. in the assembly hall
Of tho Hotel Richmond. corner Ninth
and Grace Streets. Richmond. Va
fo~ tho p pose OF taking such steps
as may sc necessary 10 be taken ~
fhc stock holders 20 complete the or =
oanizarian Of tho conn any and OF
e.ts-dfrr- n any other business that
nav lawfully como before aid meet
s-r JONATHAN BRYAN.
secretary
". NJ FIABfIsTON
President
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ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS.
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30 6 REMINGTON TYPLN RITTER,
practically new, having recently
been rebuilt. in perfect order. for sSo
cash owing to change OF business
wish to sell THIS machine immediate
IL Teieohone LAWRENCE. Phone
Madison 1855.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-06-05
LADIES' AID

The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. church met with Mrs.
Mason, June 4th. Fifteen mem
bers and one visitor were pres.
ent. The social committee re-
port was accepted. Their plans
for a dinner are announced else
where in this issue. The society
pledged $500 for pastors sal
ary. During the social hour the
hostess served pineapple sher.
bet and cake. The next meet
ing will be on June 18th, with
Mrs. Neal Jenson, hostess.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-06-05
Ordinance No. 10.

An Ordinance relating to weights and meas
| ures and designating place or location,
where persons having no fixed place OF busi-
ness within the corporate limits of Estancia,
may expose for sale hay and wood and other
personal property.
Be it Or dained by the Village Council of Estan.
cla. New Mexico.
Sec /. Any person, company corporation
having fixed place of business within the cor
porate limits Of Estanca who may offer for
sale or exchange any commodity of any nature
or character SHALL from and after the passage
and approval Of this ordinance, be required to
conform to the provisions of Senate Bill No.
1S6, an Act establishing standard of weights
and measures, and providing penalties for the
violation of any of its provisions.
Sec. q For the purpose of protecting their
business and for the information of their GUS
TONER'S every person, company or corporation
described in section one of this ordinance, shall
keep posted at some conspicuous and conyen-
lent place in their place of business, printed
copy OF the aforesaid Senate Bill No, 1856, inso-
far as any of the provisions of said Act may re-
late to any article offered for sale by such per-
son, company or corporation.
Sec 3. The wagon scales of the Estancia
Lumber Co., situate west of and adjoining said
company's offices, is hereby designated and de-
clared the Public Scales of this Village, and j,
&. KelIav is annoir+od nrblio ro;,rheu -
bis abso,o, sl,r,,o ,,,,, ,la.,,,.;.o,I 70. ~
" 0-iio ot4o 'opuUiAeu ny hih VINO
shall be an employe of, and responsible to, the
aforesaid company: and il shall he the du+v of
tho onhIic wei,ber nv bis dor,,t, t., ,.I.as VI
: '"0 eu'.io "ei7''e' VI ms uepu.s' 10 make car
bon copies of every draft weighed, stating the
gross and net weight, the character of the stpff
,,oiLod d ~ H. 5
"eisneu' anu tho uay ana date when
weighed; and the weigher shall file
the aforesaid carbon cnnv for
n.y., I'LL A., py io'
relererc ce anu shaii theh ana there deliver the
original of said copy to the driver of the draft
weighed. and such carbon conv and or;,;n.1
.l,azasf Ill - - or. aN" rs moi
Ihereol SNAIL oc ueemeu competent evidence In
any court of competent jurisdiction
Sac 4 Tho npblic vegbor sboll bo o,.;,,.l
=, -. 80 - olan W en'i'iou
W anu sual RECEIVE lroin the owner OF the STUN
weighed, the following fees:
ITorses cor,s n,rIos o,d o+hor oo;,.,,
p.'o o'"o' aNi'iiaiS' Two
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-06-05
B|NGHANS WILL
TRY CAUL|FLOWER

The Bingham brothers, who
live four or five miles southeast
of Moriarty, are going into caul-
flower raising extensively this
season. They will put out eight
or ten acres. The ground is all
ready and is in fine condition.
They have well forty feet deep,
in which the water stands twelve
feet from the surface. The
pumping plant is ready with a
gasoline engine and a centrifu.
gal pump, and they think they
have the water and machinery
sufficient to irrigate ten acres
in good shape, Their plants are
ready, having been grown in
subirrigated beds, and when
this paper reaches its readers
they will probably be we'll
through setting out plants. They
have contract with Ell Paso
firms to take all they can raise,
at three and one-half and four
cents per pound. Their enter
prise deserves reward, and we
hope they will be successful be-
yond their calculations.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-06-05
Volume TX No. 81

bers to which such license shall apply, and
such license shall not apply to any other loca-
tion than the one described, except as herein
after provided. Each apple alton for license
under this ordinance, shall be accompanied by
the fee covering the period Of time for which
same Is issued. and an additional fee of one
dollar for issuing and recording same
Sec. 4. ANY person or persons, having re-
celved license to engage in the business pro-
Vlded for in this ordinance, who may find it
necessary to remove from the location described
In the license, may by application to the VIII
lage Clerk and payment of fee of 25 cents,
nave their license transferred to some other
location within the corporate limits OF Estan-
cla. Provided: That any person or persons,
having in their possession license as afore-
said, who may desire to remove without the
corporate limits of Estancia before the ezpira-
ton of the time for which said license was is
sued, shall forfeit the fee paid for the same.
Sec D. ANY person. company corporation.
Offering to vend or sell at wholesale within the
corporate limits of Estancia, Intoxicating liq-
nors as enumer ated in section one of this ordi-
nance, shall make application to the Village
Clerk for a wholesale liquor dealers license
n the same manner as provided in section four
or retailers license, and shall accompany their
with the license fee of One Hundred
Dollars, said fee being the annual license tax
'equired of Wholesale liquor dealers by this or
hnance, and any person. company or corpora
ion receiving wholesale liquor dealers Ii
ense under this ordinance shall be subject to
he same restrictions and penalties as provided
or retail liquor dealers in section one of this
for violation of its provisions, and
aid license shall be posted in a conspicuous
lace in the building to which such license ap-
lies, and the owner of such license shall be
ubject to the same penalties for failure to
o post his license as provided for retail liquor
callers in section two of this ordinance. And
aid license shall not a pply to any other loca-
ion than ths one described in
be license, except as provided in section
our, and any Wholesale liquor dealer. having
eceived a license under this ordinance shall
g governed by Section APP of the Compiled
Jaws of New Mexico, 1897, defining Wholesale
quor dealers.
Sec 6. This ordinance shall be in full force
nd effect from and after its passage and date
final publication required by law.
j. L. STUBLEFIELD, Mayor,
j. R. WASH, Clerk.
late of first publication, June 5, 1918
late of last publication, June 10, 1913