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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02

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PROVIDENCE, r. J., Sept. Mrs.
Elizabeth Mohr, wife of DR.. 9. Frank
lin Mohr. who died yesterday as the
result Of bullet wounds inflicted when
he and his Office assistant. Miss Emily
G. Burger, we're shot while in the doc
tors stalled automobile near Nayatt,
Monday night, was arrested today IN
connection with the shooting.
Mrs. Mohr's arrest occurred early
today following the signing Of confes-
sions by George w. Heals, colored
chauffeur of the Mohr auto. and VIC
tor G. Brown, alias James Johnson,
who was discharged by him about
three weeks ago.
Before the arrest Of Mrs. Mohr.
Henry Spellman. another negro men
toned in Browns confession, was
taken into custody. According to the
police, Spellman confessed TO them
that he shot Miss Burger, firing three
shots, and that DR.. Mohr was shot by
Brown.
Healis, Brown and spellman prob
ably will be arraigned today charged
with murder.
After being taken to police head
quarters the alleged confessions OF
the three negroes were read to Mrs.
Mohr, bnt she emphatically denied
having had any connection with the
shooting of her husband and his COM
panion. Following her denial. the ne
groes were taken from the room and
the police began putting Mrs. Mohr
through severe grilling.
According to the negroes confes-
sions which followed an ali night third
degree, Heals was to receive $1,000
for stopping the car in secluded
spot, Brown $4,000 for killing the doc
tor and Spellman $4,000 for killing
the girl who happened to be with him
at the time. Dr. Mohr in addition to
Miss Burger, also employed Miss Flor
ence Ormsby, an eighteen year old
Office maid. Fate made Miss Burger
the victim.
The negroes told the police that
the revolvers were thrown into a
brook near the spot where the shoot
ing took place and today the police
are searching for them.
It Is understood that the alleged
conspiracy to "get" the doctor was
hatched shortly after the discharge Of
Brown by the physician three weeks
ago. According to the police, Brown
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GER R|;M|||.AAY

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BERLIN, (via London), Sept. 2.--
Tho outer forts Of Grodno have fal-
len before the German assault. The
capture Of the fortress is believed
near.
"North German Iand~ehr yesterday
.stormed Fort Number 4, north Of the
-0rodno road, capturing
the garrison" said this afternoons
official statemsnt. "Bader troops cap,
tured another fort, whereupon y 4
Russians evacuated the other for S
cations on the advanced western q. /.
"East Of the forest Of Bilaoy .s>a,
-(north Of Brest Lftovsk) we Ssced
crossings Of the Swisioez aaka-
rowIce rivers after hard =. $uggies,
taking 500 prisoners.
"our forces stormed the village OF
czarncko on the viina-Grodno rail-
way"
The Rayarians, under Prince Leo
pold, cut their way out of the north
eastern border Of Biaiowieska forest,
crossed the Jusioida river and took
1000 prisoners," said the OFFICIAL state
ment "East Of Brest 4litovsk, Mack
ensen has crossed the Muchavez river
on wide section.
ain the western theatre Of war, we
recaptured yesterday the trenches lost
on the Lingekopf- -Barrenkopf front
August 1928, recapturing some Of our
troops who had been made prisoners.
Dollar Day, Sept. -.
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PARIS, Sept. 2.-eritist subma-
rines have sunk FOUR Turkish trans
ports at the DardaneIIes. Il was Off
cialiv announced this afternoon. Two
o. the transports were sent TO the bot
tenn. OFF ositlpaN Ass4 two q the Ne;
a6ra roads sss
I'm giving out this statement, the
war office reported that these trans
ports have been sunk In addition TO
the transport sunk by French avia-
tor near Acba ShiIIman. It was not
made clear whether the transport
sunk BY the French aviator 10 the one
mentioned few days ago.
+ British troops, Il was officially an
nourced, have captured \ bitterly con-
tested position west Of eiyu Kama
Farta from tho Turks.
Dollar Day. Sept. 4.
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WllT piscuss POLITICS. J,

WASHINGTON Sent 9-That Carl
|fnal Cihhons viii taIr noittics ~iti,
Pras;dant Wiser ar the conference
chsdnIaJ ~ tha wh,te hnrsa fnr > no
I ~ = vas 'considered forerona CON
ciu.icn todsv IN Tbara comId hard,v n
wss s.. .s,d % hsv. hasn .ny - nthar nbiecr
!, - ~" . tr.arsssr, That the card;na,
~ bora 80 .nx nsace nronosittnn l @ nom the, the
nore ~ @ hnwsvsr r ca,,id not he VERNE M II i,
.sa', Up, ".u.'' :. - 90. =. - -dad =. an mn, :
-. ser.hi. s,.nrns,,,on [ -
~ on,c,als did M. believe anv com
..Sassa. 1880 Wv - ,ts r,aS ..,.s has.a m
pra.;Ss,,t u,;,.nr,s dinlomatic victory
|.--.n..,.s. ~. The rardinars. call
.vire heer mada hefore the state
Ae,,. a. - .er,srt itss,s rrav Ambassa dor
sss...~S.1 s.,s ..d' 1900 80 iaAaat
q, Sro,r Herlin Tor s,ihl
raSs.icr ,i,, to - ~. Nashfnkton govern.
,,sa,,ts sS,.' 4, 4 Z II '-
) n was .au,-rastad ana deemed pos.
al. ~, 1srr,snv ,,iaht have siyen
the vatican An adyance hint OF the at
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cess Of Negotiations With Germany Over Sub-
marine Policy Is Setback to Those
Who Oppose His War Plans
|OWs NO NEED FOR GREAT ARMY
pansion Extremists Have Been Robbed Of Much
Of Their Thunder BY Settlement Of Grave
Situation BY Means Of Diplomacy.
Charles p. Stewart, United Press
star Correspondents ]

= ctau.r< TYnifad prASa
nA 49,. =.
Stan Soris1 ponu
ASHINGTON. Sept. z.-Wnelner
ot the administration was aepenu'
on success In It's negotlasions
Germany to help PRESIDENT VII
in putting through his own par
lar army and navy program ~ tne
congress, politicians OF All groups
b uniting here today IN express
IS OF opinion that this emphaticaiiy
the result his diplomatic victory
I'D have.
o.. ,, ,ortarded that the expa nsion
.r.,sts h.d h1an rohhed ~ much
VI. thrrdar - tha demon stratfon
AZ avenI : yarv threatenfng zcontrc.
y can be settled peacefully II the
kositi0 tnxists to settle II thus. On
9th ,co It WSs cOntended TINT
rltrssH. IS who Thought the
ldenf OIlssdude too Qictat0rial.
suffered = severe setback IA the
Dfonstratfcn that II really MS aim
kcrrectly at an amicable adjustment
LGerman-American differences OF
fqn.
eyeiopments OF the past few days
e convinced politicians that tha
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PARIS, Sept. 2.-Duels with Pc
tards around Schratzmaennele, artIl-
Iery engagements at other points in
the Vosqes and hand grenades COM
bats north Of Arras we're reported In
this afternoons official communlque.
No important infantry actions have
occurred in the past twenty-four
hours.
AVIATOR DROPPED BOMBS.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. "A French
aviator early today bombarded tho
barracks Of Etterbeck, suburb Of
Brussels. 1t ls reported that many
German soldiers were killed.
Dollar Day, Sept. g..
offered to Carry Messages.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-That the
American correspondent, Capt. James
f. A. Archibald, offered to transmit
official documents from tie German
embassy in Washington to the Ger
man government and that his offer
was declined by the German embassy,
but may have been accepted by the
Austrian embassy, was admitted here
today on unquestionab1e, though un-
official German authority.
It Is known that Ambassador Bern
storff and Captain Archibald dined
together on the Ritz Carlton roof on
the night before the latter sailed.
They are known also to be old person
al friends. During the dinner, Cap
tain Archibald made his offer to the
ambassador who replied that It would
not be safe to carry such documents.
much as the offer was appreciated.
Archibald is known to have insisted
that his standing as an American citi-
zen would protect him from being
seized and searched by the English.
Whether he took documents from
the Austrian embassy could not be
learned definitely.
Dollar Day, Sept. g
Canada no Arrive.
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NEW YORK, Sept. "A distinguish. h.
ed group of Canadians arrived from
England on me White Star liner
Adriatic early today. The eroun IN.
cluded Sir Robert Borden, premier of
the dominion; Major General Sir Sam
Hughes. Col. J. J. Carrick, NJ. P. r,
B. Bennett. M. P, and Sir Herber,
Holt, president of the Royal Bank of
Canada.
They looked for delegation of Brit
Ifsh financiers, supposed to be on its
way to do something about the con.
tdition of English pounds sterling. but
which was not aboard. On the boat, it
was the opinion that the fnanciers
are coming by warship to Montreal.
The Canadians brought the report
that England has awakened to the
size of the task ahead of her in the
European war
1T has at last pierced her conscious
ness" Bennett said. "The magnitude
of the undertaking was a long time
impressing England, but now she
knows and she is going about it in a
way that will win. The war has a
long way to go yet, but there can be
only one outcome.r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-02
Plot to do Away With Physician and Office Girl,
is Revealed in Confession Made by Three
Negroes Arrested For Crime.
$4,000 TO Be PAID FOR THE JOB
and Others Were to Receive $4,000 Each
For Shooting Doctor and Girl.

was the leading spirit In the plot
against his former employer. making
all the necessary arrangements for
carrying 1t out.
On Motorcycle.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. Mrs.
Elizabeth f.. Mohr, accused by three
negroes Of having planned the muir
der Of her husband and the girl she
believed had won his love, not only
agreed to pay $4,000 when the crime
was committed. but provided the
negroes with motorcycle to follow
Dr. Mohr, they declared in a state
ment to the police this afternon.
Mrs. Mohr was arraigned in district
court at Warren today. charged with
inciting to murder, and pleaded not
guilty. She was held without bail.
for hearing, September 16. Tha
three negroes blended, not guisoD to-
the charge Of murder and their hear
ing was put over to the same date.
Victor Brown, former hostler IN tha
Mohr home, swore that Mrs. Mohr
promised to pay him $4,000 nine days,
after he had killed DR.. Mohr. and Miss
Emily Burger, the physician's alleged
sweetheart. He said he made. the
arrangements with his half brother.
Henry Spellman and George W.
Healis. the chauffeur who drove the,
doctors car on the night Of tho
shooting.
Brown said he and Speilman fol-
lowed the doctor on the motorcycle
Mrs. Mohr had provided, to the spot
where Heals stopped the car. Then
they crept through the bushes, fired
the shots that killed Mohr and wound
ed the girl and escaped on the Motor
cycle.
Dollar Day, Sept. A..
He Tried to Escape.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. q
When hiking club of college pro-
fessors sought to change their rules OF
membership to permit women to be-
long, DR.. Alfred Owre, dean Of the
school of dentistry Of the University
Iof Minnesota, balked desperately. He
was overruled and Miss Franc Char.
ilotte Hockenberg, secretary Of the
dean OF women, Joined. Today she Is
Mrs. Owre. They were married at
Kenosha, Wis. DR.. Owre is promin-
ent writer.
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FL PASO, Texas, Sept. Ready
sharp fight, cowboys and ranch
are massed near Hot Springs.
ere 100 Mexfcans are reported to
re- crossed the border.
Following persistent reports that
fenge would be taken for the slay-
OF Orozco by Americans Monday
ht, this latest invasion II regarded
Re as particularly significant.
Military and civilian authorities
still keeping the closest guard
Re, lest there be anti-American
nonstrations on account OF the
bzco affair.
Ruined BY Bandits.
pALLAS, Texas, Sept. 2.--M. Wolf,
10 reached here today from Monte
4, Mexico, said his large soap and
ffumery factory In that city had
en- ruined by successive raids from
rious Mexican factions. The last
victimize him were the Carranzis-
}. Among other things they took
horse, and when he objected, he
g shot through the hands.
Wolf is an expert chemist and was
ucated in Germany.
Burned Bridges.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Sept. a.
large band OF Mexicans have burn
the railway bridges between this
y and San Benito, Texas, while on
sir way to attack the latter place.
special train bearing infantry, cav
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dollar Day, Sept. A..
TERRIFIC CYCLONES
UP IN CANADA
Wires Are Down and Details Of the
Damage Done, Cannot BE
Received.

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WINNIPEG, Man., Sept. 2.-Terrific
cyclones did great damage in CEN
trail and northwestern Manitoba this
morning. The range OF the storm
from Mineota to Hamiota Plumes. and
Melville. Fields were swept bare OF
stocks Of hay and grain. Houses and
outbuildings were blown over and
horses and cattle were killed.
Many horses and cattle we're driven
into forest fires to perish. The bridge
at Uno, on the Grand Trunk Pacific,
was blown away and train went
through, the engineer being killed.
Miles OF telegraph and telephone
wires are down and Information IS
lneagre.
Dollar Day, Sept
+ Druggists In Convention.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. q
Correction OF some Of the alleged in
consistencies Of the Harrison drug
law was undertaken today by the Ma
tional Association Of Retail Druggists
in annual session here. Druggists
called attention to the provisions of
the law, whereby druggist Is permit
ted to sell patent medicine contain
ing less than one grain of cocaine or
opium per ounce over the counter, but
is not permitted to refill prescrip-
tions with the same amount Of drug.
Otto A. Bruder Of Chicago, in an ad-
dress, urged druggists to get plot Of
ground and raise their own herbs, but
the association condemned physicians
mixing their own prescriptions.
Dollar. Day, Sept. g..
Marines in Charge.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Two com
panies of American marines took pos
session Of the Petit Goave, Haiti. GUS
tom house Wednesday, Admiral Caper-
ton reported to the navy department
today.
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was the leading spirit in the plot
against his former employer. making
all the necessary arrangements for
carrying it out.
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The War in Mexico
latest Developments Among Our Revolution
ary Neighbors of he South.

airy and armed civilians is In pur-
suit The Mexicans are due to reach
San Benito some time this morning.
Clash With Bandits.
SAN BENITO, Texas, Sept. 2.-Sev-
eral volleys were exchanged today be-
tween armed civilians and twenty-five
Mexicans who had set fire to the rail-
way bridge, fourteen miles north OF
Brownsville. An automobile was struck
several times, but no one was injured.
Ohicers Of the company of infantry
that was rushed to the bridge from
Brownsville by special train. found a
case OF dynamite near the bridge,
wired, ready for firing. The bandits
had been forced to fee before explod-
ing the charge. The bridge, however,
was badly burned.
A troop Of cavalry which proceeded
directly to this place from Browns
vile, found the telephone wires cut
on both sides of the city. It is be-
lieved the Mexicans intended to at
tack San Benito after cutting off re-
inforcements by burning the bridge.
Soldiers and posse of citizens are
trailing the bandits.
VIII Talk About Mexico.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-That Card
inal Gibbons will make Mexico the
prime subject of his conference with
President Wilson today, was indicated
by Secretary Lansing's announcement
that the cardinal would confer with
him after the white house conference.
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ROME, Sept. 2.-Amona the Italian
at the front are 1890
prjeets, Il was estimated today, besides
745 priests who are serving as chap
iaIns. Many priests have been killed
or wounded.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
For Rent

4-room house, very convenient TO r.
R. shops employees Third ward $500
l-ro0m modern brick on corner lot;
Fourth ward ..................S $1,000
a-ro0m modern farm house and seven
acres of rich cultivated land across the
river. one year lease. .........S $4,000
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, Dec. %. ~ Wheat values
underwent a setback today. owing
largely to q pause in the export buy
ms. There was u weak close at y
% 2%c net decline, with December
SI.2I5s and May, Sl23 Corn gained
ls q q C to q q &c; oats finished un-
changed to a shade lower and proFl-
sions varying from l5c decline to a
rise of &C.
At first, the wheat market showed
an upward tendency on account Of
higher quotations at Liverpool ana
because of supposed signs Of export
business. After a new high price rec
ord for this seasons crop had peeh
touched. however heavy protit-taking
bv holders set in and the fact became
evident for the time being. Euro
peans had Withdrawn from the mar
kct nearly altogether
Corn was much more active than
has been the case for some time ana
was lifted to the highest prices yet
This season Oats, Ike corn, developed
q broader volume OF trade cams
were lost though when corn, late ih
the season displayed sympathy Tor the
weakness of wheat.
Lower prices on hogs made PROVE
sions average lower.
Closing prices.
Wheat-Dcc., $t.2tS; May $L25.
Com-Dec., 10 sc; May. "a sc
Oats-Dec,, 42Bc, May. 50 re.
Pork-Jan., SlB.17; May $l6,35.
I.ard-Jan., $9.60; May, $9.S7.
Ribs-Jan., S9.77; May. SOLO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23

higher quotations. bu rails and IN.
f esiments generally participated onlr
% minor measure.
American Smelling again led the
as,. rislns 3 to I96L ITS highest
prize since 1905. while Anaconda.
tah. Greene. Canauea Chino. Butte.
superior, Inspiration. National Lcad
ana Tennessee Copper were higher by
% almost 3 points The movement
20 these stocks was preticated largely
on an additional advance in the prise
ot refined copper 90 2lc.
United States Steel made moderate
response 20 further optimistic trdde
advices which epJomized the state
~ that INDUSTRY AS az the boiling
point
There were some backward fea-
lures in thar part Of the stock list.
however. Bethlehem Steei fell I4 90
500. reSa.nlng DO points in the final
trading.
OH shares were the outstanding is
sues Of the last hour. Mexican Petro-
leum changing hands In round guam
titles n an extreme advance OF 8 IS
20 g new high record of lU3A
Heavy trading in the Anglo French
J's. which agsregated y2,214,00O. dis
tinsuished the Irregular bond market
ut quotations ranging between s4A
and "a Total sales OF bonds par
value. amounted 20 S4.Ss5.OOQ
United States registered 4's adj
yauced 2, per cent on CALI
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
B1T * ~ NO. ~. i. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
R0R SANE

A09o-s-room. two-stors- frame
DWELLING. modern South Edith
street. close in.
e.QoU--5-room frame. modern. Fourth
ward. close in. easy terms
S5.50Q--1-room, s-s,ory frame dwell
ing. modern. furnace heat. oak fine
ish. garage. lot l00xl42. East silver.
S2.400---s-room frame, bath. glassed-
IN sleeping porch, cellar lot look
142, good outbuildings, shade and
fruit trees. Fourth ward
S3.200--New 5-room bung3low. Just
finished, modern. fireplace. fine
sleeping porch, good location, high
lands, close Tn.
81. .150--5-roOm brick, modern. large
basement. y. Walter street; easy
terms
s1,f0o-G-room. 2-story frame. mod
ern: corner lot. North Eighth st.
$2500-6-room. 2-story frame dwell
ing. modern. S. Arno St. close IN.
s3,00O-S-room frame dwelling, mod
ern. fireplace. fine shade, good out
buildings, Srd ward close i'm.
A. FLEISCElIElR
Real Estate and Insurance.
III South Fourth street.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGAIN ACTIVE
ON WAR SHARES

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED @iRal
New York Dec. 22.-Metal shares
as wen as mercantile marine, pre-
fered and various industrial and
equipment issues of the so-called war
class figured prominently m today's
broad market, most at materially
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
Chicago livestock

Chicago. Doc. observation-disclosures,
$4,000. Market weak Native beer
steers. $5.S0Ml0.25; western steers,
SG.2O0S.20: COWS and heifers, 32.SON
sac. calves, $6.25@ $50
sheep - Receipts, $4,000. Market
weak. Wethera {6l0QG.s0, lambs
SB.85Q940.
dun 10 70 lJc under yesterdays nv-
erage Bulk. 3G.004 ESQ, light S5.65
aG.9O. heavy 100000; pigs Yi.25
1850.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
LIVESTOCK NLNRKETs.
kansns CITY livestock.

Kansas City, Dee. 22.-Cattle--I Re-
ccipts. $500. Market steady Prime
fed steers, S900H915; dressed beef
steers. $6.26G&50, western steers,
$GdS: calves, $Gd9.
sheep ~ Receipts, 5000. Market
steady Lambs, &S.25VS.7a; yearlings,
$G.7501.50. wcthcrs. $5,75W6.50.
Hogs - Receipts. $4,000, Market
lower Rulk, KG151 ESQ; heavy 500
NC.55; light S6,t0d64o, pigs, $500
n5.15.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23

Denver Dec. 22.--Cattle-Receipts,
400. Market steady. Beef steers. $3.50
6DT.25; cows and heifers, $500 q 6.2oi
stockers and feeders, $4,000 tt5i
calves. $1,000 1850.
sheep ~ Receipts, none. Marker
steady
TOP. $6I5; bulk $6.00@6.t5.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas city, Dec. %. --Buttor--
Creamery, 33c firsts, 3le; seconds
29c; packing, &c.
Eggs-Firsts. 26c; seconds, zoe.
Poultry ry-Hens. 10h @llc; turkeys
15c; springs, Ice.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
IPorferfieId Co.
2t6 West Gold.
Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Loans.


Two lots n Luna place N325 each.
Two lots ON North Second street.
1926 for the two
one dandy. 1o-foot l0t ON East Sh-
Yer avenue. $3.50.
n. MCLUGIAN
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance.
40 West Cold Ave Phone 459
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
NEW YORK lead AND spErTER

New York. Dee 22.-The metal exc
change quotes lead offered at $40.
Spelter not quoted
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
Bond Call Bernallllo County, New
Mexico.

%, 20, IGl " and 10 0T InE I0nOW7
ination OF one hundred dollars each,
and bonds numbered I 9. 3, 4, B. 8.
z, 8, 0, 10. II, u, 10, IA, 15, iG, H.
and rs, Of the denomination Of five
hundred dollars each, are hereby mo-
titled that the above Designated bonds
will now be paid on presentation by
the legal holders thereof at the office
Of the Treasurer Of said Bcrnallllo
county. and that on and aftof Jlnu-
ary 1, 1915, each and all of said above
mentioned bonds will cease 10 bear
interest.
NJ MANDELL,
Treasurer aud ex,offloio Collector OF
Befnalllo County, New Mexico,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23

state Vt New Mexico, state Corporation
Commission Of New Mexico Certificate
Of Authority.
United States Of America. state Of New
Mexico ss.
II Is Hereby Certified. that there was
flied for record In the Cfflce Of the state
Corporation Commission Of the state ot
Now Mexico on the l2th day Of December
d.. 1915, az o. m, by The Bpeiry And
Hutchleon Company a corporation duly or
aanized and existing under and by virtue
oil the laws of the State Of New Jersey q
certified copy of It's Certificate Of lneof-
paratlon and Statement designating prnci-
nal office IN this State, agent, etc, as pro-
rlded hy Section io2. Chapter ~. Laws OF
1905.
Now Therefore. Tho said corporation Is
horeby authorized by the state Corporation
Commission 20 transact business in the
state Of Sew Mexico. and the business IS
such as may bo lawfully transacted by cot
parauons organized under the laws ot THIS
state.
ln Testimony whereof. the Chairman ana
clerk of said Commission have hereunto sel
their hands and affixed tho seal Of snid
Commission, at the city of santa re. on
this thirteenth day Of December A. u 1919
fHEAL) NJ 2. thoA he'
I 4ttest. Chairman.
EDWIN r. CoARp, Clerk
Qnternal Revenue stamp toc)
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