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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-30

BY virtue Of decree OF the CT
Court of Henrico County, entered
IL, 1914, In the cause of NJ. w. Gill
STOCK Company, Inc. VS.. NJ Brown
ais, the undersigned special CONN
sioncrs appointed for the purpose
sell by public auction on the pr
ises. on
TUESDAY. MAY 4, 1918.
at O'Clock p. NJ,
the property described in said
as all those certain lots Of land, n
ana being in the County of Hex
near the northeast limits of the
or Richmond. being lots Nos. IA
inclusive. Also, the tract OF land
Joining the said lots and conta
! $4,000 acres, having n frontage O.
feet inches on Browning Avenue.
nearness OF this property to the
makes II desirable as investment or
building homes.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third c,
the remainder In six and twelve NOR
Tor notes bearing 6 per cent inter
title retained until the whole amo
Is paid, and deed ordered by the ca
or for all cass at the option or
purchaser.
ABNER c. GOODH
j. NJ TURNER.
Special Commission
l certify that the bond reou
the above commissioners In the
cause has been duly given.
7. C. FLETCHE
Deputy q
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April %
Owing to change in orders from the
Navy Department, to-day, the German
auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm,
which was scheduled to leave here this
morning for Portsmouth. where the ac-
tunl internment of the sea raider will
take place Mt the navy-yard, will not
leave to-day. 1t is reported that the
cruiser will not be transferred until
Monday.
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NElf YORK rRonUcE MARKEr

NEW YORK. April 2s-Raw susar. firm !;
centrifugal. t.s3: moRsses, sos. refined. Arm
70 points higher. Butter. steady. Checse
iirHL spot coffee. quiet: RIO -. NC: santos
U.s. loo.
Cottonheed OIL was steady today despi,e
ndbluonai tenders Of sgpi barrels on Nav
contracts, owing to n better consuming de :
mena hnd less aseressiveness by bears.
Closed I" points ret higher. The mar
ket closed steady. Spot. COS: June. e76f;s.s:
July. e>04tsl: August, 7.oI0IA7: SepteInber r,
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSslns at Union Stock Ynrdsl

Richmond. Va, April -. 1918.
Best n,eers. ~ to tx: medium to good. So
TO ~: common to fair, so 10 ca: best
heifcrs. to ~: medium to good. sis to 6h,
common 20 fair. 40 TO 81: best cows. 6I1 20
81; Tnsdium 10 good. ~ TO az: common to
30 fair. IA 10 ~: best bulls. 81, to 4:
medium. ga to 5h veAls. S to 9: host hogs,
~. light. 6N 10 IA: Sows and stays. S to g.
best sheep. to .: medium to good . to C:
common TO fair. 10 "a spring lambs. .
n
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nICu,,oND HAY ,yAnKET
CuICA0o LIVE aroCK MARKEr.

CHICAGO. April 2s.-HoGs steady: bulk
s7.+SlS7.S5: light. SLl5: Inived S37s6Ss *:
pigs ,jeiI;s.,o Cattle. firm: cows and
hcifcrs, s3.l0GSsG3: calves, s60oQss 20. Sheep
steady: sheep. s'.to33Sio: lambs. &.lOq
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AUCTION sALEs-To-H
BY r. b. CHAFFIN C CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers
Richmond. Va.

Trustees Auction Sale of
non american: l Il. II. Clement
nifty pieces Of Old Railroad Iron
saw. l small Upright Engine,
horsepower. used only TO run cut
l New Drill, l pnir Second la. =
Wheels. being the same persork
erty sold to the said c. w. HarFf
tho Chesterfield Land and Coal CD
being n part OF tho personally boz
by the said company from i. c. DiniN
Acting under deed of trust III,
G. w. Harrison. dated october 2s, is
duly recorded In the clerks office
Chesterfield Circuit Court, in D. b. 1
page 335. default having been made
the, payment of money therein secur
and being so required by tho bone
Charles, ! shall sell at Public Auctj
at the plant OF Harrison Planning Mi
near Chester. Chesterfield Co., Va.
$3.50 Z. NJ. on
FRIDAY. THE BOTH DAY OF Apr
1916,
the above described property.
Terms: Cash as to expenses OF
ecutlng this trust and to pay a not
5000, with interest from the 2Sth
OF October 1914. Any residue Of /,
chase money shall also be payabld
cash.
JNO. C. EAsLEY,
Truste
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NAVAL. STORES

SAvANNAH GA, April as.-rurn,n,,n.
hTro. HETtbc; sales. q. cnaks: receipts. iss
casks; shipments. 4 casks: stocks o. ass
casks Rosin. firm. sales sl7 barrels; re.
ce!p:s. LEO barrels: shipments 80 barroIs:
stocks 'sSO barrels. Quote: A., D. 3Sl: C.
d.. go: E.. as. ". ass: a.. $50; H., l.,
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I BY Levy Commission Coz
Richmond. Va. April 70. 1911


Live poultry in fair demand: receipts of
Receipts heavier, market steady. Butter
Market In fair condition. Live stock In
fair demand. Hides-Up cents. market
unsettled
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Would Represent virEinin In Ind,n.

"UH'H HepreHthl NiFEinIh IN 1ndia.
Governor Stuart yesterday received
an application from an Indian DOCTOR
who asks that certificate be awarded
him authorizing him to serve as Com
missioner OF Deeds for the Common
wealth of Virginia in the Empire Of
India
The communication was dated at
Kapurthala. India. March 12. The APP
plicant for the certificate subscribes
himself "Dr. Abul FAIL, L. l.. D., A. A.
s., Ph. D.. Counsellor at Law and Com
missioner for the Commonwealth of
PENNSYLVANIA. ILLINOIS, Ohio. New York
and Arizona In the Empire OF India"
The Governor has taken tho applica-
ton under ndviscment,
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, April ae.-Whent prices aver
aged lower to-day. affected somewhat by
Closed unsettled. NC of to ikc up. com
pared with last night. Corn finished at n
net decline to a slight advance: oats. &c
to sc down. and provisions varied from
thnx,lr ~ Ia nrlE NJ NE1.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line ist 4s................ sl&
A Z. IL. and y. Observation-Disclosures. s6At
a. {. l.. CIV. IS Gin Batimcre) (bid)... 81
Chesapeake and Ohio iias......... ,6
lisgett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. loOn
LoriHnrd company 7s......:............. 1927
Norfolk and Western CIV. Ass.......... 100
Seaboard Air Line stamped is.......... 81
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s............. G.
southern Paciiio CIV. is;.;................ san
Southern Railway As tbiG) ............. eS
Southern Railway 6s................. lCo
united States Registered %. 1880 thid).. SsA
Cnited states Registered 3s, 1918 tbld).. Iolh
nnited states Reg. Panama So 1861 tbid) 10lLa
United states Registered As. 1925 (bid). l69H
United states steel % ss.................. To-
Virginia Brown Bros. ctfs 6s..... e.
Va Car. Chemical LIST 5s................ &c
Va. Railway and Power 80 (bid) .. SO
hNphsA deDentures Observation-Disclosures,
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SAIL
DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
COUNTY OF HENRICO, NEAR
NORTHEAST LIMITS OF THE
OF RICHMOND. NEAR THE Ora
TON ROAD.
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s.M; X, ssasss; NJ. 4.m@..s; N. SIS; ws.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers. Plummer & Co., Inc)
PETERSBuRG. VA. April 29.-Spanish-
Farmers' stock-market weaker. Holders
asking 81; cleaners bidding. e3c virginias-
Farmers stock-Market steady. Fancy Jum-
20. SNc per pound; fancy handpicked. SIC
per pound: extra primo. sac per pound !;
Smelling stock, 2&o to 2&o per pound.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, April 29.-Yarnx we're moro
active md higher. Raw silk. frmer md
more active. Dresp goods steady in price
but demand was quiet
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E;EW YORK. Aprn 2.-Por, movement
t66 bales. stock. -! seq bales
Total to-day at ali ports-Net rece!pt. Il
f8 bales: exports 3.iTJ bales
exports. i13. 3j bales
Total for seHson--Net rece!pts o;,l
bales; exports. 1880 bales
New ORLEANS April :e.-Couon grad
nhiiy worked 10 lover levels to-day under
selling barred on Improvement IN weather
and crop accounts. tho growing belief in a
faiFly .hrEt acreage and unfavorab!e cable
adviceF War demands not considered
encoura sing. and had more icss effect on
the afternoon trading Late in the SEES
s!cn following the marking down Of local
spot quotations by ,2 points Tho market
took On AN easy undertone. ri tho lowest
or the fay prices we're y 20 10 points under
yestsfdayf anal hgures. the close being g
70 l. points under. Trading Was no, nctiy.
and bears were not aggressive Only al
Zines was there much selling and generally
moderate buying served 10 hold prices up
futurea closing: May, 81; Luly, 1908: DC
toberr !6.2e: December I0.i7. January !0Gs
Spot cotton. quiet, !3 points under: mid.
ding, ga sales on the spot. c55 ba4s. to
arrive. ls9 bales.
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
BY r. b. CHAFFlN & CO., Inc.
Real Esmte Auctioneers,
Richmond Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SAIL:
OF
TER, VA
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Trade Moderately Active.
NEW YORK. April 3.-Trading on tho
curb to-day was moderately active, with
| interest conferred around tho newly intro
duced Issues.
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7.1es.7.ls: October. 7.a87.zs; November. 7sR
les: December, 6sS61o0. Total sales, 49,
200 barrels.
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mEVALENTlNE- AUcTIoN~
~ PHONE MADISON 1909 ~
6IS EAST RROAO SI

AUCTION SALE
STOCK GROCERIES AND STORE FIX
TURf.S, ETC, AT
2S02 West Broad Street.
TO-DAY (FRIDAY). APRIL 80, 1915,
$3.50 o'clock y. NJ
We will sell three counters, lot
shelving, two showcases oil tank,
scales. several tables. chairs. couch and
a small stock OF groceries. Sale posi-
tive.
Goods to be removed at once.
TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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BY c. L. & II. l.. DENOON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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NEW YORK. April ee.-Mercantile paper
St243k. sterling exchange, steady sixty
day bills. si.,dcj: foi cables. 81 1903: for de-
m2nd. si.t9Sl. Bar silver, 5o*.. Mexican
dollars, $50. Time Looms, easy: sixty and
ninct! days. "a: siN mouths, 3i7dS%. Ruling
rate call, : per cent.
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Cash grain: Wneat-No. red Sl.6y2TSl. u
No. > hard sl.e:isnsl63l.. CornNo. : ye
low, 77Ad7SAc.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day

NORTHEAST CORNER OF BRO
TuKNPIkE AND LABURNUM A
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= TOT UHy, I,U-I ,oUU SNHTCS.
eek (four days.. 3,452,300 shares.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23

L WEG@EI uGlW No.
REAL EsTATE-FIRE INSURANCE.
LOANS.
ZIG Wv. Gold
=
HELP WANTED,
Male.
ANTED-spanlsh Speaking clerk must
have experience ana good references, Ap-
ply go West central
WANTED Experienced waitress, also car
penters Employment Agency 40 South
Third street. Phone 500
WANTED Thoroughly experienced sales
man; must have bad thorough training
in cotton goods Apply Economist
Female.
WANTED Apprentice euls at Rcsenwaldg.
WANTED Experienced saleslades at Ros-
enwaIds
WANTED Competent cook. Apply Mrs.
NJ L. Stern. 624 West Copper
WANTED -Gln for general houseworlN
must speak English. li5 N0rlh twelfth
street
WANTED-Coo German lady unmarried,
for restaurant at Bclen n. NJ. Address
q Pahliseh. Belen. n NJ: --.-----
WANTED Woman for honsework ana c.alre
for ten-year-old ooN woman WIZ e,',u
pp dee Eug,ea' ~ '''''''s''
w.. - ~, w.
VAST ED iaa{ 'o Eoop ,s House Fan M
M e',,ti, soonrd or an 1os eouth BROAD
wav Anton 7.gO n m.
q 7z-T7-71- Pr-fes-I119I and practical nurse
to work bv the hour. day and week Fur
thor Information call Albuquerque Free In
formation Huroau ii5 West tcad.
-
WANTED-fOsiuons.
N~-N~~-~-~~-~~---o~--@
stenoarnphlc etc. ten saafH experience
~. - journal .------------.----------
NATURALIZATION as cleric ot solicitor
grocery store experienced can manure
VII i5xPis1-7, r. have few excellent Young
mon and women from outudD tine city
,,t, ,v,1fd IRo fo hcip defrnv living OK.
,,..rs,s n ,a,, mood env hind OF hello lat
,s Rnoe Slbnanoraie Business college.
----------------------.--
,trNNrraD -NiisoeIlaneous
~-ooo-e.ooN0s~~e~-~-~ ~-~~~-~~-~~-~~~-~-N
WANIED-Good COW Phone ll0l wv
VANTED-Clean cotton rags at the Jour
nal osaca
TTTTTT5 Cane Mill and evaporator Adj
drees BOX be socorro n NJ
.---,.,,5i, ~ d. ,c1r, aud hoard NV
",tl IN a,,,,.,ts phano IA
+, -s-,1,,1 ,,r,,,i,,r. ana .io,.
| NAhi - r. ~ ~, co phnno Eee
repaiIlnA v, - -, -
EXCHANGE California faneh loI Alou'
querqhe property iVa Wezl IInlllAe -
NON Jetnez ana Sulphur Springs get Simon
Garcla's teams. l2OS " Arno streeL
WFETFD- fine paintng aud decorat-
w. eail M Wald. phone l56SW Prices
roasenable.
-. iI'------- ...--,,----,.,r,e
| WA ~ 3,,3 e.. s,ie A5dreas
-, z,7i7 51-- tIl,,1lIcro,ro prgpcrtv
4 ~ -" - t,,tir,r,is t1,tt.
1 l0 acres w mon" ,"u"'4 49, tie
/ able Ioi allAHA run W ALUM
- -.
non carr tf,,,sos
Dtt p 80 I . Z !. = !. =. :. :. -. %
hn,aa1a~ an latest improvements SEE
1 owner al West Slate avenue
]
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23
COUNTRY AROUND ROY
RAPIDLY DEVELOPING
INTO FARMING SECTION

ESPECIAL ooRREsPoNpENcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Roy n. NJ, Aug Dramatically all
the wheat has been harvested on the
mesa. the recent frequent rains him
dering the work considerably Eight
threshing outfits are at work. The
.crop will probably average not over
ten bushels to the acre, and the grain
averages light test, although smut is
not nearly SO much in evidence as
last year The yield for the entire
mesa will probably reach 10 cars. A
large acreage is being put in. There
are fourteen tractors now at work on
fan crops. The corn crop, which was
/ three weeks ago given up as a fall-
lure will average twelve TO fifteen
4 bushels to the acre, the recent rains
throwing a salvation In spite OF the
high altitude and short season foi
corn, a big acreage is put in every
iyear with favorable results. The bear
crop will be a bumper one, as viii all
/ fodder crops.
Business is unusually brisk here and
/ the year will show up as the best since
1.-THE opening Of this section to home
steaders Much attention Is given by
the farmers TO dairying, there being
lat least twice as many cattle on the
mesa as In the old cattle baron days
land of a much better grade
The country surrounding Roy il
fast developing into a settled farm
section, with good schools churches
etc, and dependable results In farm
ling To those who actually take cart
Of their crops. One industrious Ger
man sold 5000 bushels of corn las
year at 81 per bushel and his crol
this year will net him practically tina
amount. on land selling for arounC
$50 per acre this is hard to beat
The fifth annual old Settlers pic
Inic viii be held this year near Au
gust 26, at which Hon Nj. r. Gonzales
United States agricultural agent, o
4 Las Vegas, and also Alvan n. White
state superintendent OF public inatruc
ton will deliver addresses. Music b.
the Roy band ball game and race
will be special features Of the oeca
sion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23
GOVERNOR ATTENDS TO
MANY ROUTINE MATTERS

SPECIAL eossEsPoNpENeG TO MORNING jouRNAll
Santa Zee, Aug322. governor mc-
Donald yesterday appointed lhPop
Posner OF eucsta, Taos county bettle
d. DeOrsay, of Clayton, Union county
and AARON Siehwald, of cuba, san
doval county, notaries public.
,He also named the following oele-
gates to the Pan-Ameriean Road COM
gress at Oakland, Calf, September ID
to IL: Francis E. Lester, Mesilla PARK
Fred w James, Clovis. r. j. Tauperl'
East Las Vegas. j. n. Gfadding, Alou-
nuerque; J w johnson, Santa Fe'
o II. y. Turner, Ration, 6. Il. Bran
ard. Artesia,
The following were appointed dele
gates to the Conference for western
suites for the consideration of water
power and other Questions Of pubic
interest, the meeting to be held at
Portland. oregon September II to 2S'
N B. Laughln. Santa Fe; y. w. Dob-
son. Albuquerque. G. NJ. Baynei IA
ton. Joseph GIL Clayton.
Governor Mcdonald issued his ~
bor day proclamation yesterday urs'
ing that September 6 be dedicated 70
the cause Of labor
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(Notlqe For Publlcatlun, }
PUBIIC LAND SALE.

Office Of Commissioner OF Public Lands
state OF New Mexico. Santa Fe, New
Mexico. June TO- 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions Of an act u Congress op-
proved June 20 1910, The laws Of the state
Of New Mexico ana the rules and regula-
tions OF the state land office the commits
si0ner uf public lands will offer az public
safe. TO the highest bidder, at O'clock p.
M on Tuesday September the 2ist. 1915,
In the town Of Al0uquerque. county Of Ber-
nalillo state Of New Mexico. 10 front Of
the court house therein, tue following de-
scribed tract Of land viz;
Lots l. Q 3. : Soc. ie Twp TO- N r.
d. containing 49, 10 acres There are no I'M
provements on this land.
10 bid win be accepted for less than ten
dollars tS10 per acre, which Is the ap-
praised value thereof.
The above sale Of land viii be subject
20 the following conditions VIZ The sue
cessful bidder must pay 10 the commission
or Of public lands or his agent holding such
for the land. per cent interest in advance
for the balance ~ such purchase price the
fees for advertising and appraiaement
and all costs incidental TO the sale herein
and each and all of said amounts must be
deposited IN cash or certified exchange At
the time Of sale, and which said amounts
and all Of them are subject to forfeiture
TO the state Of New Me1ic0 II the success
ful bidder does not execute a contract win.
In thirty iays after same has been mailed
to him by the state land office said Con
ract 10 provide Tor the payment Of The
balance Of The purchase price Of said lands
1 Ia thirty equal annual attachments with IN
terest on all deferred payments ~ the rate
OF 4 per rent per annum IN advance pay
ments and interest due on October ist %
4 each year and such other conditions obii'
I cations reservations and terms A. may h'
4 required 81 law
1 The commissioner Of public lands or hii
agent holding such sale reserves the right
/ to reject any and all bids onersd AZ snef
/ sale. Possession under contract Of sale foi
I the above described tract VIII be given %
4 or before october j 1915
witness my hand and the official seal Of
/ the state Land Office, this 18th dag o.
June, A. d. 1915.
ROBERT = ERVfEN,
| Commissioner of Public Lands state o.
| New Mexico.
FIRST publication June ~, 1915; last pub
| LEGATION August 30, 1915.
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TfTIN TF1F = FTFIET T''IFIFE."7
@.ON-@~~-~-~.~~-N-~~ -~-~~ree-~-e~~-~~~~e-~~~~
FOR RENr-~Offiees. Apply y. A. Maopbsr-
-an Tanrnai effi~~
FOR RENT--Onice suite In Woodmen Duild
inS, after Juus Ist Inquire D =. Mao
~havssu Journal nHtne
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Leans Fire Insurance
iii South FoHrth Street.
LEGAL NOTICES.


Office Of Commissioner Of Public Lands
State Of New Mexico, santa Fe, New
Mexico, June Is, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 20
the provisions Of an Act " Congress ap-
proved June 20. 1916. the laws of the state
Of New Mexico, and the rules and regula-
lions Of the state land office, the commits
aoner Of public lands will offer at public
sale TO the highest bidder at II o'clock on
Tuesday september the eist 1915, In the
town Of Bernalilo. county of sandoyal, state
Of New Mexico, in front Of the court house
therein the following described tracts Of
land viz;
Lots l. ., 3, a. s. 6 sWE swii Sec 22
twp IA. NJ r. W. containing l65Ol
acres. The Improvements on this land com
slst Of fencing, value $4,000
No bids will be accepted for iess than
three dollars f$30O) per acre which is the
appraised value thereof. and In addition
thereto the bidder must also pay for the
improvements which exist on the above
described lands. al the appraised value
The above sale Of lands will be subject
TO the following conditions viz; Tho sue
cessful bidders must pay TO the commits
sioner OF public lands or his agent holding
such sale one-tenth Of the prices offered hy
them respectively for the land 4 per cent
interest in advance for the balance OF such
purchase prices; tho fees Tor advertising
and appraisement ana all costs incidental
to the sale herein, and each and all Of said
amounts must be deposited In cash Of GER
titled exchange at the time of sale, and
which said amounts and all Of them arc
subject TO forfeiture 90 the state uf New
Mexico II the successful bidders do not ex-
eoute a contract within thirty days after II
has been mailed TO them by the state land
office, said contract TO provide for the pay
mcnt Of the balances OF the purchase prices
OF said tracts Of land I'm thirty equal an
nual installments, with interest on all de-
ferred payments az the rate Of 4 per cent
per unnum. in advance payments and M
terest due on October 1st Of each year. and
such other conditions. reservations and
terms as may be required by law
Each OF the tracts as described hereif
win be offered separately The commission
er of public lands, or hls agent holding suct
| sale reserves the right TO reject any and al
I bids offered at said sale Possessions 0nde'
contracts Of sale for the above described
! tracts viii be given on or before October /
/ 1915.
witness my hand and the official seal o.
the state land office thfs 18TH day of June
| A. D.. 1915. ROBERT T. EitNlEN,
! Commissioner Of Public Lands state o
| New Mexico.
| First publication June q. 1915; fast pub
I ttnatfon AUGUST "a 1lfb
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23
MANSKER CASE
IS CARRIED To
SUPREME COURT
Judge Leib Served With Writ.
Of Certiorad in Proceedings
to Remove Sheriff of Union
County,

Clayton n. NJ, Aug. 22.-Wdge
Thomas d. Leib, of the Eighth judi
cial district, has been served with a
writ of certiorari from the supreme
court, the effect Of which win be 70
bring before the latter tribunal the
proceedings in the case to out Sheriff
r. r. Mansaker of Union county
from office.
The writ is also in the nature Of a
writ Of prohibition, and it is possible
that Mansker may be reinstated in
office pending the hearing of his case
by the supreme court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-23

Santa re Aug. 22.-trank ;. "
man is IN New Mexico buying cattle
FOR the French government. okmah
has 4 contract to furnish 10000 steers
out of total shipment Of 1oO,0VV
steers from this country. Each steer
must weigh ut least Lou pouhas fng
an average Of SO per head Is VtieIeu'
However the cost Of transportation,
commission. etc. brings the price 70
Tho French government up to $40
ner head or $4,000, 900 for the 1907
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