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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-11-20

have we wandered and how far.
Yet home-'tis like a single star
That shines today;
Though we are scattered like the leaves
The winds have rustled from the trees
To drift away.
Maybe It Is for Mothers sake
We drop our care-at dawn to wake
For this one day:
Maybe 1t Is Just love of home.
Though we. p%erchance, must dine alone
And far away.
Fen though the day be cold and chill,
In every breast there Is a thrill
OF warmth today;
A living spark-a tiny CLEAN
OF home. cen though We 10 hut dream
And far away.
Carolyn r. Lyman.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-11-20

London.-A white paper will be is
sued announcing a substantial in
crease in the pensions for disabled
soldiers, but it will not concede Ell
weekly, which has been asked. The
cbildless widow will receive Is cd
weekly and may qualify for an old
age pension. The additional pension
for a first child is 5s weekly and a
balf-crown each week for the next
three. For the fifth child and onward
"a each is allowed weekly. Thus q
widow with five Children would gel
22s each week.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-11-20
AUGUSTA BANQUET.

The press dispatches had the follow.
ing to say of the banquet held in con-
nection with the recent meeting of the
Georgia Shriners in Augusta:
The banquet is the first of its kind
ever held (by the Shriners) in the his
tory of the world, even dating back To
the days OF ancient history, since IL
was the only one without splrisuous
or malt drink OF any kind"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-11-20

Driver Osborne Of L battery, Roy
al Horse artillery, is likely to receive
the Victoria Cross for conspicuous
bravery. The battery was surprised
by the Germans, every officer and
most of the men we're killed or wound
ed, and all but one of the guns put
out Of action. Osborne and two 9th
ers stuck by the remaining gun and
~silenced the German pieces Il by one
until finally the enemy ~retreated.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-11-20
Made q National Event,

In 1864 President Lincoln issued a
Thanksgiving proclamation. which
was followed by the governors of most
Of the states; and we may say since
that year Thanksgiving has been an
annual holiday through the entire
country
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-11-20

men who visit Aldershot, apologizins
for her plain fare and explaining that
her cooks have more important :
now than preparing food for an aged
empress and her guests.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-11-20

Colonel Brodges OF the British army
has been highly praised for his
bravery In action. has been decorated
by the French government with the
ribbon Of the Legion of Honor, and is
slated to receive the Victoria Cross
and the Distinguished Service order.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-11-20

When the name of a new town
that's spelled chiefly with c%onsonants
hobs up in the press dispatches, what
can a harassed telegraph editor do but
shut his eyes and hope for the bestf
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
SLAYER Of SWEETHEART LEAVES
NoTE--jUMPS IN FRONT OF TRAIN

Lislc. Ill. May 2s-Reninaid A,
Barr. leaving behind him a note de-
ciaring that his staying of his sweet
heart. Florence Bentley. a, Downer's S
Grove. three miles from here. last
Saturday night was accidental.
jumped beneath a moving train here
early today and was killed.
II was his fourth attempt at sui
eide. In note found on his person
he declared he took a drug twice In
an effort to die beside the body of
his sweetheart. but both times failed.
He next jumped into a quarry pit.
but he lit in the stagnant water and
az couldn't sink" said the note.
The clothing on his body was wet
when he was taken off the tracks.
The note said Miss Bentley was
killed when he tried to kiss her. She
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

The patrol of four soldiers was
making the rounds. A trooper step
ped into the scale house to light a
cigarette. At that instant a brick
crashed through the window and
showcrcd the soldier with broken
glass. Al once tho trooper stepped
out and a bullet whil,cd by him. The
sofiicr returned the shot and somc
dark figure bent low was seen run
ming not far away hut was lost in
the darkness.
II was the signal shot from the
soldier in response to the shot from
ambush that attracted the other
members of the patrol. Captain
Cushu,an started out with his men
to investigate and the rain of bullets
dropped about them. No trace OF
the persons responsible for the shoot
ing was found.
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LINDSEY IS NOW
OEFAm|NG
JOHN D.
Still Hopes isr keetisa
With Rockefeller ie
Ssegest Settieaseat
Of Strife

Ns- York. May sss-Iasg. Ii-a II.
t'nascy. at Beaver. ~ha Nth s.n
women tf.n she I.ssains'. Colo. ..al
district is in Nee York speaking al
mass meetings as . protest against
the raIic9 adopted by the Rockefeller
interest. in the Colorado .sriar. TO.
asy sss-ssra q. succeed in his at.
tempt ,a ias-ssi-u John n. Esrie.
f-ilrs. jss
Judge Lindsey explained that the
telegram be sent In John u. H-rs--
f.''rr. Jss. reached Mrs EnckSt-ii-r.
ST.. and br~aH.- NJ this mistake he
hoped 10 arrange f"r mrrsirs to-
day Judge Lindsey expects Ia leave
fos Denver tonight. The women
from t.saIn~ plan 10 l"as. toni sh'
for tlosson. They cspec, to visit ton
cities before returning to Ludlov.
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screamed and he placed his hand on
her throat. she became quic, all
Of a sudden. said the note.
In rcmorse and fear he sat beside
her for some time. seeking to find
spark of life remaining in her. Fin
ally he gave W hope. and jumped in
TO the quarry pit. When this at
tempt failed he went TO Aurora.
where he purchased an anaesthetic.
He returned and prostta;ing himself
beside the girls body. sva'
Af,er a while he woke up. The girl
still lay very quic, beside him.
Again he made the trip to Aurora.
saws the note. and again returned
with poison to die beside the girl he
had slain. This attempt also was
failure. Then he wandered for hours
through tho woods. before jumping
in front of the train.
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Niagara Falls. Ont. May &c
The wind has suddenly vccrcd once
more when all seemed going we'll and
everyone was optimistic and the
Mexican delegates. believing they
had reached an accord with the
American delegates on the land pues-
tion and rcsrc,ting that IL was
clearly impossible for them to give
guarantees as to the action Of new
and sovereign and recognized govern
ment. there came a sudden halt.
The Mexican delegates had their
s,cnographic work finished. their
hcctoeraph ready to print the docu'
mcnt and then they stopped. They
said they had concluded to issue no
announcement. 1t would be indis.
Greet, they said.
Then when everyone. amazed at
this sudden step. was speculating or
the reason for II and the air was
filled with rumors. probable and alb
surdly improbable, the American
delegates dashed up in their auto
mobiles. There was hurried
mounting the staircase to the room
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

Charles oeDoasA. ysggaaa. for.
asr sailor. who. with Lrnna 0sssa.
alias Charles Saith. vas arrested il
fseblo srosaily for the assault upon
Nag Newman. a pswnbsuker. and
~ho last week eoafessed 10 the ~.
Aaslt on W. u. Williams. a local
lumber dealer On March Is. called to
the witaess stasd las, night in the
Trial Of Charles aad Ttmoshy csonin.
samitted that the statements in his
confession in Pueblo were false. He
startled the spectators in court b.
sda,';iax aades questioning BY Judge
Norsheust that be was wiliully lying
aad had ~rlfally lied. He said he
WAS not in Trinidad on the night Of
the assault.
The alleged confession of tho
Pueblo soospaJ Was whipped into
ribbons. Mcdonald. a fair nairc,i
Ssosch youth with a broad accent.
with utmost nonchalanc- declared
himself a pcrjurcf. lie did not deny
that h- had said that he nsi- the
conf. .sion because Detective Winter
boiham 81 Pueblo had p~rsis,-n,Iy
badscrci him at night and would not
let him sleep.
Tn. case OF the defense crumbicd
like q house Of cards. Yesterday af-
,crnoon ". NJ Williams, the injured
man. testified tina, the last h., re-
that the two Cronins were in tn"
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\ ED|AT0RS
DISCUSS
TERMS Of
PEA CE
PLAN
ulilNAN ARRIVES At
vERA CRUZ

Ven cs~s. Nav 1a-Jsha
x.sAiaikaa. As.ssScaA NJ
onassl ai 4altille. arrived
hese tsday from Mexico City.
. detailed account Of his as.
ieaoes dsyssg his imps,sos.
meat aatil after he had made
hts official sepsst 10 Wash.
taxseu.
Mr. silliman iat,naied that
the tales Of facing . firing
squad and Of other iadigni.
tses he ~as reported 10 have
suffered wrsr mach over.
drawn.
He said he felt Il was his
duty to rvpoIt fally At Wash.
iaxton before making psblie
Q detiled account Of his as.
rest aud hts release throsgh
the activity Of the British
vice consul at Saltillo.
The trip TO Mexico City
from Salttllo WAS interrupted
several times By skirmtshes
between small dciaehments
Of coastitutionalists and fed.
eral Easrisons at points along
the route. The train On
which the consul travelled
WAS preceded BY . troop tsain
which was fired on repeated.
" and wss delayed By torn
up sections Of the track.
Mn. Sililman IL still in
saltillo under the protection
Of the British consulate. Her
husband apparently feels no
anxiety regarding her safety.
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CR0N:.!& ARE found GUILTY OF ASSAULT TO murder
MD0NALDS CONFESSION FALLS FLAT IN C0URT--ADMTS He LIED
U. S. Amy Escort
tor Veterans On
Memorial Day

The usis-d Slater army trs-sps
SOW ssssios~A IN Triaiasa will
so-ossesnl~ ~'ilh the saS,nlsrss oi
the TvintdAd t'uss. e. \. r.. is
oas~ssinx A~asovSsi .ias Sils
ftiiisx essrnsOssy. cSi, l1rk-
cit. IL roanasA OF the federal
lssos.s aais~A ui.os hs = eus.-
missee fsdnlhe loest rs.ss this
naornta9 sssersa To fasaish .
hastalloa At tsuops As an ssrost
At the veterans 10 tie s-ssssssy.
ard = fisiss spesd.
N~ss Saturday sh. old v~sss.
ass uiii i~sfossa the usual s-se-
mosy sf dseosahias tho rssv-s
nt d@nsstsa sunssAes. sat IL is
tho first siae that s,r raisra
SsAi-~ array hrs essvN rrrsrssa'.
I'd In the Observance bette. TIE
rai,~d sssas.h War vrscssss
will b. sesSsseeseA ~ usual. saa
the WomSA's Relief Cssf~ asd
Ihr eisisrn Ne Of Tstn;daa -iii ss~-
oenis~ the DAY ~ shsi' ass~sa-
aase.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

The shooting tho coal company To-
cal officials declare. must have been
done by strikers who have been roam
ing about In the hills. The mine
guards at the camp have all been
disarmcd. Significance In attached
to the shooting in view Of the fact
that the shooting last night came
from the same direction apparently
as shots fired at the militia in an
engagement with strikers.
There has been bad bunch Of
armed strikers in that vicinity ever
since the strike was called. Marshal
Robert r. Lee was assassinated on
September -. the day after the
strike started and his slayers got
away. Two deputy sheriffs were
hcaten mp there shortly nfterward
and there have been number OF
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ronns. Th-r had driven nr In .
saxoa i-hiha a pair ps ha.h.Ain
has.~~ Ta-s had catered end pa,.
chased s"m- nails. ss they had ss--
aureuy aanrs
Two boys. Tony and Aaoeias t.s.
crf.. called by She i-t.as~. Offered
scsiirs.ey 4. establish a.. aiihi e.,
tho defendants They said sh.v had
sashsr~d junk from, the old raiii.afF
rsa.iisr ground that dap AMI had
called at the Tspain aou.r al q
hc psoad At himself and pleased ~Nt
sold The junk isosh Cspnin. ~rs~ al
home Under rru-@ examination
10th became tangled up and -.sr nm.
certain a. q" shat 'h., hsd told tho
sheriff and Deputy Eira- Nh the ~ar
tn Trinidad.
''u' In" sensation came al night
when Mcdonald was called Z. tho
stand The Ssos.hman smiled when
replying 'n questions ~" seemed ,n
be proud Of hirns.i and pleased With
his ai,rsrd criminal acts. Under dI-
rect examination h" said h" was in
Trinidad and had gene So the VIII
Hams and N-ssrr lumber yaid amt
pulled off the job for which thu rron-
,ns w-r- being tried. lie said his
partner in crime va. with him.
The examination Was short.
Judge Sor,hcu't drew out from tho
witness first hi. movements from
Arizona To Texas and to Trinidad. to
Asui'ar and Pueblo and Denver an.
hack to Pueblo. The witness gave
dates which brourh, him hack to
Sgsesoso~s - psa. l.,
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
Strike Imminent
IN kana,ua Field.

Charleston. W. Va. May 90.
The joint scale committee of
the miners and operator. of tho
kanawha coal field went into
session here today In a final Of
fort to settle their differences.
Sub-committees have been un-
able to reach an agreement. the
check-off system being the knot
iy problem. Leaders Of the min
crs indicated that II a settle
ment is not reached soon
strike may be called next week.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
~HvAcuAnoH- OF n14x u

Orc nf the snany ru,.i. i,.spsas =.
nsa'. In S-r ssh-a safr ~ by the
ei,S i.. q. Claude shy ru,. IL. tho
''-sacussipn Of irrh street Tsis
pauIa indicate that III. residents on
that stree. arc to move "as and va.
eate ali the ssuusr~. bu, ~hs, is svaiiy
tnrsu, !. that some rssasatsoa work
has be-n .'nn~ OF ~iiI h~ done an
fifth street Th" s.usriI vigorously
opposed the evacuation ef any street
jus. ROW.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
], s, SOLDIERS FIRED Upon
FROM AMBUSH At SEGUNO0-
INVESTIGATION IS ORDERED
Wm. Diamond Announce, that Number Of
Eastern Organizers are Coming to Conduct
Strike in Colorado. White and Hayes to
Visit District.

United States psoing the ssundo fired
last One soldier member the patrol under Captain CuhmAn
the obec, Of attack BY concealed who hurled brick
him through window scale followed the
with shot The soldier fired in the direction the shot When the
started search the dbe twenty rained
soldiers the hillside darknes This report
the headquarters Of Col Lok this morning and investigation
been ordered.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
ROOSEVELT Cl113o y
Uu14BCED 10 JAIl

New York. Mar 3s.-Nss, Ida vos
cisussea. ~ho . SeW y-asy axo ~.
tered iaso . eoatsnvessY ~lsh Thso'
..oss Ronsrsels. berasssr .he ~as sos
rsee~ni~d as the eeass of III. kiss
NJ H~~des. wss today sratrsress In
sis muashs IN the prs.'rstlasy soe
s~sdias . ihssassa!eS lsassv 10
s:ssss~A AHsaV-Aas sssoAeA~elAw.
ser.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
GOV. AxM0Ns ISSUES
MEMORIAL PROCLAMATION

Denver. Colo. May sc
Governor =. ". Ammons to-
day issued his annual mcmor.
iai DAY proclamation. The
document conclude. as fol-
lows
Understanding the Inn
por'ance Of strong nation
and state. all good citizens
should interest their children
In appreciation of those who
are willing to risk their lives
in defense Of organized soci-
ETY.. withou, which there can
he no adequate protection of
life or property. nor main
'cnancc of civilization
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

tasssussrd Tn nosisy the piuna,.-s. at
the city ard the sas rom .saay thai
the siisehs~ made miss Isr samp~a
DOVE and shs ssr-st sommss.ioa-r
va. Instructed To ss- that sh. order
~as sassrsss-i With as tho civ ..aia
ia the ~ork and shssx~ IL ap tn the
aftenaiag eoasss~soes.
II vas slated that ~hea s-rsirs
~rs- made. eossestsoas msar os
i.lasahlax ~ash done. that heaps ef
dirt had hern left in the street which
tInstly t~~ssne holes sad sasusao.
hiiss hsa h~~n broken BY s's-s~ oh.
ssssetioas ant that the sss-ess hr.
ssssr ot sh-se oassssessees ~~sv ass.
9efU<sA -f... -..
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
J0HN D.S OHIO
PROPERTY VALUABLE

Columbus. ohic. May :s.-ichn T..
iiosksfelinf'e personal property oa
which hv~ III be- ass~sp~.i fcs sasaa
'ioa in Obi Ia worth sSti.:s..aI5.
according toshr announcement made
herr today. Of this amount S:ss..
"no.o Il aiIesr.i 4. i.c Standard oii
synrk.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
FAKE CONFESSION Of PUEBLO YEGGmhn
PROVES BOOMERANG = ADMITTED
FllSEA00OS ON WITNESS STAND
Noted Case Ed. After Three Hssrs Of Arxu-
meat BY Counsel. Nev Trial to be Askel
ker. Sheriff VII Not Accept Revard.

chssses asd 1sshy csoaa ass.ses Isss
guilty q aas murder " Williams By jssy
m retired 50 this .osas Attorney cessy asase
ssksd fes ten days present . ae,os fos . trial
Charles and 1nsshy Cseaa catered Williams Asss
h yard ete the svaias Of March - last asA making
purchases Williams Tia, ts vsses II
ths tsay The alleged eoaioa t Charles MeDsaah
whipped ribbons The sy
hes The this .saiae-gsnsa,
vigosuss fosesisl
7hr sass suffered ,he miserable ssss sy
the ss away u The alleged esasoa ncDsaah
lied aad hat h Asas vhsa hs ssssst eanasseA
coupled vh ths positive idsatatsa q The SaAas b Wlans
bsfese
d sssss ha tass In bringing sbess the
The
M sAess see will eiAIn The sflsssA
tns1sasaa as1g the esavistea
tin arrested As CREAMS ssA worked tAs aaA
ty x1a H auA ssn1snisa - ~ ~
Cssaias gslsy
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26


Sss takes isss s.shs o. the s~rs-.ss
mos ~ ]. MANS. Of the t'isss Wssd.
who eoesssdsd that suadlsioa. had
ssss0ea ~ aspect of aaIsssa- and
that lo keep the saioass closed .aesrf
sppess-a . hardship apss nsa pay
les hish srs's ssa s-so@msna
that the saioess se.ans bs,sin~.~ b.
tws~s the stipulated hussss.
The Mayor opposed the seeommsa-
esttoe. sssstax that ih~fr ~as little
esuseess Of the federal mnsaa-s
sssasiss the request The mosioa
taseed. ho~es~s. b, . vote of four so|
three. shose os,pasisa h@isx i.saa-s
Marty ssd shy The citS Attorney
MAS issss,s~t~a To sshwss the soas.
sii's esewrss se1ss 10 cois t.psk~ss.
llSsesofose Col. tAsh-ss kss turned
deaf svs 10 the Mayer as1 osh~ss
SAo hare asked r~sMsssSos tn er~n
shs ssiosss Which have heen closed
.issc April 90 Al that time the -
iaoes s-sr ordered closed inarsiais-t
u by NsYos nialssy upon request uf
tho Chamber al Commerce " ~ss
su essremciy critical sifar then. e~-
sns Ia the .ae, that the state militia
had left the field sad disorders ~cfr
occurring -vers says When 'hs fed
~fsi sruors ratnc they f"s,na ,hs sa-
looms closed and Major HaIhs."k Is.
ssss an order riampins the lid so~n
tighter
Those ~ha favored tho ot'~nins oI
saloons last nisht pointed ous that
,.s- saloon met. many Of sh-sr. were
psyinx q hish license aud large rents
sna th,, under the prescns ecndi-
lions il wa. a financial hardship
which had not teen shared by anT
other elias. of business mrn. II was
further argued that the conditions
now arc quiet and hence !, vas
suggested that Col. t.ockc's might.
with the council. recommendation.
n~smjt the saloons 10 resume business
with the understanding that any vio-
Ia,,ou. tr severely dealt with.
CEDAR STREET TRACKA0E
The council last night adopted a
resolution and a proposed ordinance
s,sp,ins to the E. 4 =. railroad tn"
,;eh, TO construct and maintain a
s~,tcb track on Cedar street as rec
commended a short time ago by
committee. In granting the right oi
way. however. the council instruct
cd the city attorney to notify the
rcmpapv that care should he taken At
nj, time. to sec ,ha, the tracks were
not blocked.
BRIDGE IN FIFTH WARD
A pc,t,ion was granted author'z-
,ns the placing OF bridge on Sew
cpth street over an arrcya between
Oak aud Portland streets.
CLAIM OF F. ". sCHNAuFFER
4 compromisc Of the claim against
The city Of r. W. Schnauffcr. stone
contractor. was authorized by the
couuc,j. schnauffcr ha. had bill
asa,u., the city for S1os resulting
from the fall OF partially completed
Colorado avenue arch which went
down after a heavy rain some time
sso. and which he held was due to
no fault of his.
Tbi. claim has been held m a long
time and last night IL was recon-
mcndcd that the cit, compromise by
having half the bill. The street and
bridge committee was instructed TO
submit this proposition to Mr.
c,hnauffer. The rccOmmenda ion
was from the city attorney.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
COUNCIL RECOMMENDS CITY SALOONS
''t' co., 5'' IsckE7f + Asked ! 70 / 6Ff t TIE LID
Humps aa1 Holes n Street Mssl
Go. Street Ces,miss;eaer to
Eaferce Rsle. Much Con-
plant Asaiast Condition Of
Ditckes.

The holes aaa haa'p. in the city n..sst
En- Careless ria,abinx ..atsssssss and ga. ns'-ss
nuss iAmp down tho excavations mad. sni leave shs
sisv.s in its sosrasi soea,sies. 10 narncssa. have
hses the eonplsints tho soaaisa af street,.
left hf the p,ashx contractor. that last aisat the
the si'y suaeii sasA sstiea The city s,.ssn.,
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
Teva Qs;et. Aldermen Would
OpeaSsIssas n Dsy6sktH Hours.
City Attorney to Garry Request
b Commasdev Of Federal
1roeps II Field.

City Asiosn~y A. y Nstsashan has b~-a sa,hasisrd
~ She majority Of the city saansii carry
Col J. tArksss. sommssss at the federal in
shr Strike d:stsels That j. recommendation
at the city euNaet that h- p-ssil the ssiuDas at
city 10 opsa fsoa a. ~ to r. This action
laksa lest a.shl the svssssatsIiaaa Of Alaef
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
BUY II IN TRINIDAD.

buy sdvestised goods. The mer-
chant who has the confidence in
bis goods 10 sdsersis@ them will
~ more apt 10 siye you full vsIas.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

CsrtIss-d ~ sas- ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

lC~asssa-a NJ pase ~
The border vidette., 1914-03-28

bills receivable and pay the orders Whirh ar rive auth orIzed by the Presldent or mahaser' in he is acting.
 EIGHTEEN H: The General Manager will have the faculties given him by the Board ot Directors or the Statutes.
 MN FIFTEENTH: The causeS of dlssot tntl9n m of this Company will he those expIee ssd @ in merciai Code and the iquidatlen in snch case a prescribed by the articles two hundred N nd seventeen to two h ndred and twenty Tour or said Code.
 TWENTIETH: The members of the Board of @ eH 6s W meet ln eeo6 time be so determined by the President or two or US majority of votes.
 TWENTY FIRST: MT. Ramon Elias is nam
 ess nsS Boafd of make. This document being read and explain co Conformity with it's tenor, and advised them to thelr obligation to have M It lnscrloea na m that all signed in my presence and W, that of the referred .o witnesses,I so Gerti IVY Rockford Gonzaies.-W Fngeuio Gagias,-W. Arnolfo Meadsn A9asa the District of Magdalena. State of srnora . | tocoI which IS ir charge of this conrt there was
 issued the d 9f ChpG | for Messrs. William Rockford Kibbey. Jr.; Bamn Eas sosT of TwsTe eR | Thousand Dollars h conformity with n, 1rao, s C. it causes a tax of twelve dollars: I advise yo9 to it in complIance with article ] v r %t sald I w.-M a. Seai-To citizen Sub-Administrator of revenue | tax-Present-The Sub- b-Administrator of revenue | tax cert fies: that today they placed and can ceIled on this note stamps of the va1ue of Sl2OC in accordance with the above liQ uidation III Hoe | under the responsibility of the Notary who | signs it. Magd June 22 19oS A $ Els | treIIa-Seal On the margin stamps for value | of twelve dollars properly cancelled
 This first official copy was taken from tht 1 registry in the protocol, which IS Tn charge ol | this Conrt the thirtieth day of June of the year nineteen hundred and eIght It g9e' | sued on three sheets with lawful stamps, toi | the Company Alamo Cattle Company. the nott | of the taxes remaining attached Tn the re | spective appendix at page one hondred ano | seventy four, folio number six hundred anc | thirty seven and letter J. l certify that th
 word five crossed out has DO value; Ina | (Signed) R. TREVINO Seal First pub. March '. last pub. April Il.