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Kansas city, March 5.-Hogs-Re-
celpts i.00e. steady To DC lower. Bulk,
tS.30 GS.50: heavy. ts.beGg.55; pack
ers and butchers. sS.35GS.55: light.
ss.2e S,4s. pies. t7.S0nG.O0.
Cattle-Receipts i3.O00; strong.
Prime fed steeF& ts.s0frs.4O. dressed
beef steers. s7,s5aS.50; western
steers, t7.0O a. 500; stockers and feed
crs. t6,50T SEQ; bulls. $3.50 $50;
calves. $500 100.
shcep-Receipts 5000: steady 20
strong. Lambs. te.TbGT.s6: yeaf-
lings, $500 q CTS. wethers. $3.50
s.75: owes, s5.oO 70 see.
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Money Market

New YORK;. March S-Ceil money
steady. is-f6a per cent.
Time loans nrmer; so days. , per
cent; 80 days, Ia per cent; six
months sika3s-t per cent
Prime mercantile paper. COW per
cent
narsllver. sac.
Mexloan dollars, a. i-ac.
Government bonds arm railroad
bonds Irregular.
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New York. May Cooper unset-
tied: standard spot and April, s1s.5O
a. i4.00,
Tin steady; spot, tz7.75R3s.2O.
Iron quiet. unchansad.
London markets closed as follows;
Copper quiet spot. 81 SCI futures,
% tss %.
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ENTRIES IN n FE
LAND DISTRICT
FOR

santa We. n. NJ. March i.-The ~
tai number u land entries IN the san
a. Fe United states land Office for
February W. 1856, representing an
acreage Of sf.6et.4e and bringing III
the sum Of tf.eo0.6a.
This H. considered 3 small showing.
alihough In December the land Office
Idid YER a smaller business
The report complied By Mr.. Fuller
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$4,000 each.
V. The names and postonice ad-
dresses of the inoorporators and the
number OF shares subscribed for by
each. the aggregate OF which IL the
mount OF the capital stock with
which this corporation will commence
business are as follows:
Juan Garcia, Albuquerque. n. NJ,
i,i65 shares: S14.G50.
LibradF Garcia. Albuquerque, y. NJ,
10 shares, SiO0.
Juan a. Garcia. Jr., MagdRlena.
Total. 1876 shares. s2S.75O.OO.
n. NJ, l,t00 shares; $4,000.
vi. The period for the duration OF
this corporation Is nifty years.
VII. In furtherance and MOI In
limitation of the powers conferred by
statute. the board OF directors are ox-
pressly authorized,
(a) To make. alter. amend, annul
and resclnd the bylaws OF the corpor-
alton and 60 provide aud enforce such
rules and regulations for the manage
ment OF the company or corporation
as they may deem necessary.
(h) To purchase. mortgage. sell OF
dispose OF at all times such real.
mixed and personal property as said
board shall deem advisable for the
purpose ana objects OF the corpora
ton. n with The consent in writing
and by the affirmative vote OF the
holders OF he majority of the capital
stock outstanding. az "A meeting of
tho stockholders duly called for that
purpose. 20 sell, assign, transfer and
convey, including the franchises Of the
corporation a. an entirety. THE whole
property OF the corporation as an en-
tlrety or IN such parts and shares as
shall be deemed advisable.
VIII. The corporation reserves the
right to amend, alter. change or re-
peal any provision contained IN this
certificate In the name nsw or here
after permitted by law.
In witness whereof, we have here
unto set our hands and seals this cath
das OF February. 1914.
JUAN GARCIA.
LIBRADA GARCIA.
JUAN A. GARCIA, JR.
State Of New Mexico.
County Of Bernal1ln.-ss.
on this 2tth day OF February,
1914, before me personally appeared
Juan Garcia, Librada Garcia. Juan A.
Garcia. Ir.. 60 be known 20 be the
persons described IN and who execui-
ed tbs foregoing instrument and ac-
knowiedged that they executed the
same as their free act and deed.
In witness whereof ! have hereunto
set my hand and anlxed nv Official
seal the day and year nrst above writ.
ten. GEORGE n. CRAIG.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires November
i2th. 1917.
ENDORSED:
tNo. 1880
Cor. Reed. Vol. 8, Page 2b4. SER
iihcate Of Incorporation OF the Adobe
sheep Company
Filed In once q state Corporation
Of Nsw Mexico February
70. 1914. 1880 a. m.
EDWIN =. coARD.
Clerk.
Compared edo 10 80.
INpExED.
state Of New Mexico.
County of Bernailllo.-ss.
This Instrument was filed for rec.
ord on the sfth day 81 February. 1915
II s:0o o'clock p, m.
Recorded In Vol G. Mise. Of Rec
Of sid county, Folio ass.
A. 4. WALKER,
CLERK ana Recorder
Compared GW 20 NV.
State OF New Mexico.
State Cofporation Commission Of New
MHMNnn
rERTlFTCATE on COAPARIsON.
States Of america, F.,
State Of New Mexico.-ss.
II - hereby oertlAod. that the an
lexed ID a full true ana complete
.ranacrlpt OF the
CERTIFICATE or STOCKHOLM
Eha NoN.LIAHILITY or ADOBE
SHEEP COMPANY (No. 1881.
With the endorsements thereon, al
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POUND SALE.

ON Saturday, the eth day Of March.
1919. at 10 o'clock a. m, IN front Of
h city Jail on North Second street.
VIII sell one sorrel horse about 0
years old, will weigh about 500
pounds. white face. right front foot
white. some white ON left hind foot,
saddle marks on back. branded on
left hip.
THOMAS McMILLIN,
City Marshal.
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FOR sALE--naai fatata

FOR SALE-i60 acres in Sharpe
county, Arkansas. so acres In cult.
Nauoni 20 In clover and alfalfa. Il
acres young apple orchard. balance
Ia timber This land can al be cul-
uyated. Good woven wire fences.
new Aix-room frame DWELLING, barn
and other out buildings; live spring
ana eood clatern; one mile from
chnrch and school; three miles from
rnlroad station Price sa.bo0. small
o"-" payment and balance 10 sult
purchaser. Address y. II. Broyles,
wiiiiford, ARK.
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The Metal Markets.


New York, March s.-Lead quiet.
Sa.ss0 t.os; London. 40 rs cd.
spelter quiet, ts.2sm5.s0; London,
FL los
81. 80 q s.s2h; spelter dull, $3.50
Sf7h.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
State OF New Mexico.
state Corporation Commission OF New
Mexico.
CERTIFIGATE. np -Aaan...

State OF New Mexico.
state Corporation Commission OF New
Mexico.
CERTIFICATES OF COMPARISON
United States OF America,
state of New MexicO.-ss.
II Is hereby certified. that the an.
nexed Is a full true and complete
transcript OF the
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORA.
TON OF ADOBE SHEEP COM.
PANY (No. 1880
with the endorsements thereon, As
same appears on nie and OF record in
The Office OF the State Corporation
Commission.
In testimony whereof, the chairman
and clerk OF said Commission. have
hereunto set their hands and affixed
tho seal OF said Commission this
t~wenty-siNth day Of February. A. d.
1914.
(seaD M s GROVES.
attest; Chairman.
EDWIN n. COARD.
Clerk.
Articles OF incorporation Of the Adobe
sheep Company.
Know all men by these presents:
That we. the undersigned, in order
10 form "a corporation for the purpose
hereinafter stated. under and pur-
suant 10 the provisions OF the Laws
OF the state Of New Mexico. do make,
sign and acknowledge these articles
OF Incorporation, and do hereby GER
tify as follows:
l.. The name OF the said
tion Is and shall be adobe gheep
Company"
H. The Registered Office OF tho
corporation Is and shall be Albnauer-
que. Bernaiillo County. New Mexico.
ana Juan Garcia il DESIGNATED as the
statutory agent therein aud In charge
thereof and upon whom process
against said corporation may be
served.
III. Tho objects for which tho cor.
pornuon Il and shall be formed aRe
ca To buy. sell. lease or rent. or
trade In on commission. sheep and
wool and livestock OK any ana
every kind, and 90 purchase. acquire,
hold. own. operate. improve. and
otherwise deal In; to sell, rent, mort
SAGE, lease. or otherwise dispose ~
lands or any interest therein. whether
Improved or unimproved. without
limit aa 20 amount or location, and
20 develop tina resources Of, and turn
70 account the lands. ~bulldlnss and
rights Of the company BY eolonlainE,
clearing irrieatina, plating, farm
inE. grazinE. building. and otherwise,
as may be deemed desirable, ana TO
buy, sell. and deal, In and with mer-
chandiae Of all kinds, at Nholesaie or
retail and 10 establish and maintain
one or more stores offices, branch
houses or warehouses for the conduct
OF such business. q
Obj To enter into. make. perform
ana carry out any contract or con-
with any person or persona,
nrmB or corporations. for any lawfal
purpose necessary or proper IN car
fyins on the business or In further
Of the objects or purposes OF
said corporation.
ca To hold, purchase ana sell and
the shares OF igs capital
stock, IT, bonds or other securities,
ma to issue bonds or other obiiaa-
lions OF the corporation for any of
objects % the corporation, and 10
secure the same hy mortgase or deed
~ trust or otherwise. by the ohliea-
lion or OhliGaflons o. the corporation.
~. The teal authorised capital
stock 81 this corporation h Thirty
Thousand Dollars fgsO.ooal divided
into Three Thausano (a00ol shares
~ NAA a.AN.A
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eN~@
= FOR RENT.
= 5-room brick; modern; cor I
2 ner New York avenue and sixth
. street, $1,000 month.
= No. $40 New York avenue; s. I
= room brick; modern. S2s.60.
= FOR SALE.
= ROomlng House and Hotel
= Central avenue at a bargain: rent
. reasonable.
House on Central avenue with 4
= I acre land $500.
= Ranch on Mountain Road for
. sale or ent
= Houses on South Edits street
= for sale cheap. 4
= All kinds OF terms.
. FIRE INSURANCE. 4
= MONEY TO LOAN.
= Ranches and lands: houses and 4
= lots; business property. Z
= DUNBAIG's REAgs ESTATE 4
= OFFICE.
= 22f Gold Ave-. Corner Third 81. I
. . = q q 4
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MONEY TO LOAN-Money advanced
20 railway and other employees on
salaries or household gooda without
removal. Union Loan Co., oyer first
Aetionai Bank.
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Cotton Market.

New York. March B.-Cotton spO,
auleti middlins. tis.eo' gulf. sis.sS'
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ROOMS AND BOARD


FOR RENT-Nicciy furnished suite
suitable Tor man andiwife or young
men. Home co0kinE. 600 North
second street.
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EDWIN +. coARD,
Clerk.
Certlficate of S~tOckhOlders' Nan.IAa-
biiity of Adobe Sheen Company.

" oNDA ANl0AAANIn NfIIaNA l
hiilty of Adobe Sheep Company.
This Is to certify that the under
signed. being all the original lncor-
porators VINO have hled the certin-
cate Of Incorporation Of the above
named corporation, thereby ~assoclat.
ing themselves together under the pro-
visions OF tho laws of the State OF
New Mexico. for and ON behalf of
themselves. and all other stockhold-
ers who may become associated with
them and said corporation. do hereby
declare that there shall be no stock
holders liability on account OF any
took Issued by the aid corporation
and that all stockholders OF said cor
poration shall be tempt from an suan
liability for the amount OF the capital
stock certified to have been paid, in
property or cash, al the time OF the
commencement OF business.
The registered Office OF the cor
poration Ia located at Albuquerque,
bernalillO county. New Mexico. and
Juan Garcia Ia designated as the
statutory agent therein. In charge
thereof. and upon whom process
aEainst the corporation may be served.
In witness whereof. we. the said in
corporators. have hereunto set our
hands and seals on this twenty-fonrth
day OF February, 1918.
JUAN GARCIA.
LIBRADA GARCIA.
JUAN A. GARCIA. JR.
State Of New Mexico.
County OF Bcrnalillo.--Fa.
On this twenty-foufth dag OF Feb
ruaTy. 1914 before me personally app
peared Juan Garcia, Librada Garcia
and Juan A. Garcia, Jr, 10 me known
TO be the persons described In and
who executed the foregoing instru-
ment and acknoW lodged hat they ex-
ecuted h same as their free act and
deed. In witness whereof. / have
herepnto set my hand and anixed my
onhciai seal the day ana year FIRST
above written.
GEORGE r.. CRAIG,
Notary public.
Ny commission expires November
ENDoRsRD.
No. 71e6.
Cor. Reed. Vel &. mage asa. Ger
tihcate OF Stockholders' Non-Liabil.
ity Of Adobe sheep COMPANY.
FILED in once Of STATE corpoystioa
o. New Mexico. Feb
ruary 20. 1914; 1910 a. M.
EDWIN r. coARD.
Clerk.
Compared edo 10 $40.
INDEXED.
OF New Mexico. rr..-c
County of BerHaliilo.-es
This instrument Waa nied for rec
ord on the 27th day Of February. tsitI
asO0 O'Clock b. N.
Recorded in Vol. Co Misc. Of Rec.
ords Of said county. Folio sst.
A. ~ WALKER,
Clerk ana Recorder.
Compared 0w 10 NV.
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ZOE sALE-Automohiles.

O~~S~e~~~N<N<~S%N
FOR sALE-fO horse power auiomo-
bile. Call SIS y. 18th 81.
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NNNN@NNN4ANNNNNN
PERSONAL
'~H

SPANISH taught by an experienced
teacher. Saiazar. ia North 9Th ST.
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FOR RENT-Houses.

~~
FOR RkAT-i room modern cottnge.
close N. Rent $3.50. Water paid.
Apply a Hudapn, sth and Copper.
FOR
FOR LEAsE-leo acres Of good land
within one mile Of Willard. n H.,
80 acres now level and under Irrl-
cation from pumping plant. Good
ranch houses. Party with sufficient
FUNDS TO operate pump and put In
crop a Tina bargain By writing or
calling on J. =. Herndon AT State Ma
tionai bank.
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the office OF the State Corporation
Commission.
In testimony whereof, the chair
man and clerk OF said Commission
nave hereuntO set their hands and az
hNed the seal OF said Commission. at
the city OF Santa Re, on this Twenty
sixth day qfsFebruary. a. D. 1919.
.tseal) N. S. GROVES,
Attest: Chairman
nWTN n HnAnn
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TYPEwRITERs
LOST

LoST-A ribbon watch fob with Roc
man gold buckie attachment. re.
turn to the Evening Herald and re-
ceiye reward.
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FOR RENT rooms and porch for
hght housekeeping. Phone is6sw.
eos South Arno.
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FOR sALE-Be hotel p"ropoaltiou IN
Albuquerque A money maker Ser
~. = schutt, room 8, Whiting bldg.
Phone $40
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WANTED.


FVh RkNf-i rooms. bath. water
paid; modern. $500. Inquire 7O2
North Third street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06
CURRENT COMMENT
Drunken Auto Drivers.


"a Brattleboro automobilist has beer
fined for running his car while he was
in an intoxicated condition. The pen
atty is inadequate. His license should
be revoked forthwith. We require of a
man who runs locomotive many years
of training experience, knowledge of ma
chnery, and absolute sobriety. The To-
comotive runs in n given track and can
not well diverge from that The re-
quirements of man who run an auto
mobile which goes anywhere are small,
but they should include sobriety."-Rut-
land News.
The contemporary has crowded into a
few lines about all that can be said on
this proposition. A drunken man has
no right to be at the wheel of an auto
mobile, whether the machine is running
in the country or on the streets of a
city. The automobile itself is a source
of sufficient danger without its poten-
tialities being increased by a mentally
dazed man being in charge. A man who
does not realize his responsibilities
enough to keep rum out when he is driv-
ing an automobile does not deserve the
right to run one. As a measure of pro-
lection, not alone to himself but TO the
sober users of our streets and highways,
he should be prevented from handling a
machine. Therefore, not only should he
be punished for the given offense, but
steps should also be taken to prevent
him from becoming an offender second
time, and that would mean the revoca-
ton of his license.--St. Adams Mes
senger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06
BETHEL

Bentley G. Fisher has returned from
an institution in Mount Clemens, Mich,
very much improved In health.
Among those who attended the fu-
neral of G. H. Bickford in Hardwick
yesterday we're Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Cliff
ford, Austine Havey, John Mccormick,
John Mitchell, L. M. Heath, c. d. Cush
ing, Or. o. v. Greene, r. A. Davis, w. j.
Beal, w. r. Briggs and A. X. Clark.
They went by train to Montpelier and
the rest of the way in automobiles.
Business places were closed in Bethel
during the hours Of the funeral, to 4
o'clock.
John z. Miller, a student at the Uni
versity OF Maryland medical school, ar
rived yesterday for the summer yaca-
ton
Mrs. Wallace Batchelder and Mrs.
Thomas Bridges returned yesterday from
the State Federation of Woman's Clubs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06

people into remaining at home in the
heated city or into going into the more
crowded vacation resorts.
That there is ground for complaint of
this character is admitted; there are
country districts in the United States
where the rules of public health have
not reached an advanced stage of pro-
mitigation or of enforcement. To pass
from a guarded home life into such sec
tions is undoubtedly an unwise move
and the annual migration into them
ought to be discouraged until such time
as the more advanced ideas of public
health and private care have been adopt
ed and put in complete operation. But
those newspapers which inveigh against
country life for city people should be
made to use greater discrimination; they
should not condemn all country life for
their city jewellers because few coun-
try sections may be hazardous for the
visitors. II is doing an injustice to
bring a wholesale charge of unhealthful-
ness, because the general charge cannot
be substantiated.
In the case of Vermont, for example,
the carefully thought out statement of
DR., Caverly that no general indictment
can be brought against Vermont as re-
CARDS typhoid fever is proven by the sta
tistics for the year 1913 which show
that there we're only 80 deaths in all
Vermont from typhoid fever during that
year--a record which is rarely, if ever,
equalled by one of the so-called registra-
ton states of the nation. Therefore,
since typhoid fever is one of the chief
diseases against which the warnings are
brought it is not reasonable to include
Vermont in the general condemnation OF
the country vacation grounds; nor it is
fair. On the contrary, Vermont ought
to be given a vast deal of credit for re-
ducing its death rate from this eontag-
ious disease almost to minimum, and
it ought to be given all the advertising
that the conditions really warrant For
a healthful and health-giving vacation,
come to Vermont.
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F. H. Rogers & Co.
GRoToN.

Rev. r. W. Lewis was at Montpelie
Thursday
Mrs. II. A. Stevenson left yesterda,
morning for her new home at st. Adams
r. d. Sherry of st. Johnsbury was
visitor in town Thursday.
| w. G. Chamberlin OF Newbury shipped
two carloads of live stock from thi
station Thursday.
c. II. Hendry was business visitor il
Montpelier and Barre Thursday.
Marjorie, the twin daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Pillsbury, died Wednes
day, after a long illness of whooping
cough and pneumonia. The child wal
twenty months old, and was the only
daughter. The funeral was held Friday
afternoon, Rev F. W. Lewis officiating
and burial was in the village cemetery
Those here from out of town to attend
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Waldo
Pillsbury of Keene, N. H., Mr. and Mrs
G. j. Pillsbury of Barre Mr.. and Mrs. l.
e. Thornton, Miss Josephine Thornton
Carroll of Barre.
Mrs. j. R. Darling has been i'll for sew
era days, and is now confined to her
bed. Her son, r. n Darling, of Brad.
ford was called here yesterday by her
illness.
/. n. Hall and W. r. Carbee are To
commence work at once on the latter's
stoneshed to convert the same into a
tenement house.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Morrison and Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Danforth OF Manchester
n. H.. were recent visitors at j. w. and
A. n Morrison's.
The pupils of the village school gave
a musical recital in the opera house
Thursday afternoon which was much en-
joyed by those who attended The ex.
ereises were in charge of Miss Shepard
the music teacher, for the union school
district, and under her instruction the
pupils show marked progress The fol-
lowing program was rendered: Prayer,
Rev f. W. Lewis; song, peace" gram
mar school; song. fa) "The Violet" (bl
"All Through the Night" intermediate
school; recitation, "Papas Letter"
Christie Whitehill; song, "Baby's Boat"
first grade girls; song, Might" gram
mar school; reading, Miss Witchhazel
and Mr. Thistlepod," George Ricker
song, Indoor Play" primary school
boys song, "A Pleasant Voyage" pri-
mary schools recitation, Betty at the
Party" Edna Weed; song. (a) Bright
the Moon Is Shining" tbl "The Bee, =
intermediate school; song, STARS and
Flowers" primary school girls; song,
CLOSING Song" primary school; recita-
ton, "Mr. Brown Has His Hair Cut"
Florence HIATT; song, Good Night Song
of the River" grammar school; song
"The Passing Soldiers" intermediate
school; song, America" school
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-06

n our local chauffeurs viii get right
down 70 conscientious observance OF
the speed laws when driving through
the streets Of the village they will elm
mate the 40-mile clip and all the perils
TO themselves and others that lurk
within the limits Of such pace.--Lud-
low Tribune.
There l. lsw that will prevent the
driving Of automobiles through a vii
aFs a. q 0-mile an hour clip. Why
rot invoke its aid Auto drivers who
push their ears 70 such an excessive
spssa N settled communities deserve
rothing but ful foroe of the laws PEN
alties.