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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Notice IL hereby given that Christian \. 0ilgard
Of Fields. Oregon. who, on April ~, 1919. aud
Dccofnbef 3, 1914. made Homestead kntFics No.
EikNWif, Hwt t4NWts. Nlfswls, sec. a., Twp, 81
B.. Range rs East, willamette Meridian has hied
notice of intention To make inai three year
proof, 10 establish claim 20 tho land above de-
sesibed. before ", }. o'Connor. u. y. Commls-
sioner, at his onice AZ Denio. Oregon. on the
i0th day Of November, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses!
Jacob A. Thomncu, Lee u. Cooley. Cameron
NJ, Tumhie, all of Andrews. Oregon. GHy n.
Ollgard. Of Fields. Oregon.
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Notice To Stockholders,

Notice is hereby given that a
meeting Of the stockholders of
the Burns Flour Milling Co. will
be held in Burns. Oregon on Sat-
urday. Oct 80. at Tonawama at
2 o'clock p. m. at which time
business Of the concern will be
discussed and a conference with
the directors respecting certain
matters.
BY order of the Board of pirec-
tors.
w. e. HUSTON.
Secy. Treas.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-30

The railroad committee contin-
ues busy and it is hoped definite
arrangements may be perfected
soon whereby Burns will know
just what railroad development
may be expected in this immedi-
ate vicinity.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usirsp STATES LASp ofFlcK,

UNIIfD WATTS LAND UIFICE,
Bnrns. Oregon. October ~. 1910
Notice IA hereby Eisen that Percy X eafilc.
of hurns, Oregon, who. on June u, ieis, made
II ON estead Entfy. No u7ost, for eWk
tion "a, fownship N Soalh. Range
10 ", willamette Meridian. has hled hosiNe
of iniention 30 make dual com mutation proVi
TO establish ciaim 10 the land above de
scfibed. before Register and Receivers .at Bufns
oregon. on the x2hd day Of November. lgia.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
Henry pohse, Rota Kruger, Edith Ringer
Charles Necdbam, all af Nafrnws oregon.
WV. FAhaE. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

uKfTsD srATgs LAsp OFytea
Lakovlcv. Oregon. October I. 1915
Not coal lands.
Notice Ia hereby given that Tom 4. cowan. 81
stauter, Oregon, who. on sepiember -. 1917.
made Homestead kntry. No, u607s. for Lots b.
4, q, Bee. 4, n. 9bh. H. - k.& Lots D, 2,ekls ~
ERst. willamette Meridian has nlcd notice
0f intention 10 mako tinai thFce.yc proof 10
establish claim TO the iand above described,
before e.. !. staufier ". \ Commissioner
at stanifsr. oregon. ON the sih day Of Sovcin-
bcr, 1914.
Claimant nance as witneanesi
Y. A. feek, q. \. Davis, II. n. Geyer, Hen
Dewitt, all OF staunor, Oregon
JAs. p BvhGEss. Register.
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Austin J. Cummings and Miss
Bessie Waddell were married at
Drewsey on Wednesday Of last
week by Rev. Heathcote. Mr..
Cummings is a farmer In the
Buchanan section The Times
Herald wishes them q happy life,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICE
buTaa. OREGON. Ocloblf -. 1915.

UNiTED hfATEe LAND OFFICE
buras. Oregon. Octobsf -. 1915.
Neiico IL hereby gwen that John Thomas
choate,of Riley. oregon. " ho.on November n,
igos, made Homestead kntry. No. Qppg for
sE,4, See, n. Twp. y y, Range 10 ~. william
ette Meridian, has hled notice OF iuteBsion 20
make final ave year Proof 20 establish
claim 10 tho land above described. before Reg
lstcr aud Receiver. at Burns. Oregon. on tie
2dt day Of November, 1919.
Claimant names a. witDeseont
Frank q. Dibble. Clyde A. Gibbons. n H..
smith. wlilism Ammort, all OF Riley, ofcgon,
wa. fAnEn. Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcE
LAkeyicw, oregon. October ]. 1915.

uSITRD sTATEs LAND oFFIcE
Lakeyicw, Oregon. October !, 1915.
sOr coal LAND
Notice Ia shereby given that william T. cowan.
Of stauficr. Oregon. who. on septem ber -, 1912
made homestead entry, No. o6o7g for Nki1,
NIssk,s N l.sw. x and sk,1 Swt y. SOC, q. Town
ship 20 south, Range ~ East, willametta
Meridian, has alod notice Of intention 10 make
thfeo-yea proof, to establish claim 10
The land above described, before G. }. Staufer,
Y. y. Commissioner. at stAunef, 0rEon, ON
the sih day OF November. lpi5.
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
n A. Yeok. n. ". 0eyef, q. 8. nads, Ben
Dewitt all Of staufier. Oregon.
Jas v. BuRskss. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uEiTEp M STATS LANp orgIcs, n,

UNITED hTATEH LAND OFFICE,
burne, oregon. october ~, ipiA.
Notice is hereby given that John Rusek, ,of Mar
rowa, Oregon. whO,on May 2S. 1919, mado Home,
stead Entfy, No. Oi1da for eEi N " Lot see. .
aud Lots 2and 4. Zoo. 4, TWP ~ s., kange 30 H.,
Meridian has nicd notice oi
Intention 10 make flnal hye-year Proof TO
establish claim 70 the land above described
before kogiaterand Receiver, AZ Burns, Oregon,
IN the 2pth day of November. 1910.
Claimant names M witneaaest
u. l.. HasH. clifford Grpnpbpck, william J.
Dnnp. Frank Brown. all of HarTows. Oregon.
wM. FARaR, Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED .I STATES ,;, LASe So,os, osyick, (. ,.,.

UNITED eTATRs LAND OFFICE,
Burns. oregon. october 20, i9ih.
Notice 10 hereby given that lease l.. nrsdeen.
of hecklcy. Oregon, who. ON June 10. 1919,
SKA, SEs4Awt@, Sec. "a, klSw<. sw5lNw4,
section M. NEi1Nw,{, section n. Township
80 South. Range ~ East. wiliame,ts Meri.
nnai thfee.year Proof, to establish claim 70
tho land above described. before q. rulioch
v. \. Commissioner. at his once at heckley,
Oregon, on the 2fth day OF November. 1918.
Claimant names ~ witnesses;
Augustine Gilbert, Robert Nelson, JnmeA
Ffsii. David Grow, all ei bc0klry, oregon.
wN. fAhKE, Register.
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ce22 Burns iss List No Serial Soossts. I"
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED sfATkH LAND OFFffh, I
uufns. oregon, september n. lgil.
Sotica II hereby given that the Northern
Pacific Railway Company. whose post ofiice
address IL ST. Paul, Minnesota, has this iith
pllehtiou 20 select under the proyisions Of the
act Of Congress. approved JULY J. 1898 80 stat.
SEi. NIX Soc. "a. T@p. ~ s.. u. ~ East, ". N.
serial No. 0<Sf6
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described. OF dcsiribed 10 object becnnsa
nf the Mineral character OF the land. OF any
other reason, Ca the disposal 20 applicant.
shenid Gle their afiidayits OF protest In this
once. on or before the lat day oi November,
iyis,
WV. fsnaK. Register.
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w. B. Johnson and son Alfred
and r. J. Williams are among
our Silver Creek visitors today.
They are in for q meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Burns Flour
Milling Co.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
UNrrED STATES LAND oFFioE.
hurnH, Oregon, OetoDer o, lpla

UklfEp hTATkH LAND OFFICE,
Burma, Oregon, oetoDer 0, iplo,
10 Christian D. oehler OF Narrows, Oregon.
ContuHger;
You are hereby llaed thai MaryAroi D, Proc
address, did on October s. iglb hlc Ia This once
her duly oorroboraiod application 10 contest
and secure the cancellation cf your nomentead
Entry No, Serial No. Ohal8 made March "a 1911,
for hWh, section 5, Township "a, k. RnnHe
u East, Willamette Meridian, ana ~ EFnunds
for her contest she alleges that seld ontryman
has never established residence thereon. has
placed 90 improvements whatsoever ON aald
land md has wholly abandoned the same, and
tho same u now wholly devoid OF any improve.
ments, und has bnun devoid OF tmpfQy uments
ever since the date OF said entry, aud no elfart
Whatever has been made 10 comply with the
homehloAd law py the said eutryman, or by any
one for or ON hh bohRif,
You are therefore, flrlher notified that IN
said allegations win be taken ~ oonlofhed,
and your said entry viii he cancelled without
further right TO be heard either before this
ofice within twenty days after the FoURfii
publication OF shia n0tice, a. shown below,
your answer, under oath, specifically respond,
lug 70 these allegations oil contest. together
with due proof that you have served 4 COPY Ol
your Annwor on the said contestant either In
pelR0il or by roalatorodmaii
You should state Ia your annwar the Of
the pohionlce 10 which you deaire future notices
wM. TAnRn. ReRistor.
nale Of nrst publication Ootoher y, 1911,
pate OF SECOND publication October ID, ieih
nele Of thlfd phpiieetion oelobgr ~, laih.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-30

With all kodak finishing
amounting to 50. 90 ] will give an
sx10 enlargement of your fayorite
film free. Films developed 10c
per roll any size. Packs 25c.
Prints SC. postcards &c.
Sayer Studio. Burns, Ore.
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/. Substitutes: For TAYLOR. Hus-
ton; Hardy for Callahan; Knox
for Pound. Referee. Flagg. Um-
pire, McHaley. Blue Mt. Eagle.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-30
Nitrate Deposits Near
This City Inspected

J. G. Richardson Of the Greg
on corporation department, has
recently made an inspection Of
the aluminium and nitrate depos-
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uNlrep STAIRS LAND oFFIcR. ;
hurnh, Oregon, October 7, 1915, |
-, Mo.ice isheishy given that Guy n ougard
vt w - sss,vs vi lvfon, 10, on Augusl u 1919, made
4 y; 20: \ " e., aWi4SkA Skl. sWi,, section
~. iwp 70 y. Range aSk., willamette Meridian
nns hieu notice OF Intention 10 make anal
tnIee'leAt ptoot TO establish clAim 10 the land
snose described, before N. D. O'Connor. us
e ION mm ,ssioner az his ONCE, az ncnio, Oregon,
on ,ne tvih uay uf November, igia
utaimnnt names as witnesses.
uhtislian y ollgard, of Fields Oregon. Cam.
ThM. eson hM. Irimble, lee G. Cooley, Jacob A.
thomsen. all OF Andrews, OregOn,
MN fARkg, Register
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Alfalfa, field peas and hogs are
a success in this big country. Who
cares whether the aluminium
mines pay big profits or not?
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Raras. orssoa. y. os,sbst ,,e vsfi9h ]. lpis.

HuFHa' OF0Eon' OoIobof 8. 1901
Nollee 10 horohy Riyen that David n. Mots
h hivf, oregoh, who, on Match IO. 1910
maas s Homestead kntfy No. olae6, Tor kWI<
~, Willamette Meridian has hled notice ,,f In
sgntl9h 70 make nnal dve.yoar prooi 10 esiah
IN cleln 70 tho land above described, before
keHleier aud Rccei,er, al Hurns. Oreeon' o,,
the pih day OF November 1919.
vlAiman names an witnegeea;
:. u, ", Thorn, X. T., Hirseh, Isaac Fosler ana
W. L. hesl' all OF Riley Oregon,
WA fARas, Register.
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Date Of frst publication Octoher y, iSik'
Date OF SECOND publication Optah0F "a, igih.
Date of third publication October AZ, taih.
psie ofiounh Iphlicaii'n Vvtytef ~, 1914,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
ALDERMAN HAMMOND THINKS
FIRE SIREN Is USELESS

Alderman Hammond inquired how
the council felt in regard 10 abolish
ing the fire whistle and stirred up a
general protest. He said he had been
asked TO do this by sick persons who
live in the highlands lie thought the
whistle was useless
1t warns the drivers on the streets
20 get out OF the way Of the fire en-
gines, said Alderman scheor. Chief
Klein was opposed 70 silenciug the
whistle on the ground that IL calls
firemen who are away from the sta
lions 20 duty Alderman skinner said
that ne knew of several instances
where persons, hearing the whistle,
inquired where the fire was only to
learn that their own houses were
burning But for the siren a mans
house might be destroyed without his
knowing 1t until the fire was all over.
No vote was taken. the majority evt-
IDENTITY being opposed TO the sugges-
ton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
FORRESTER AVENUE PEOPLE
WANT SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTED

Residents OF Forester avenue petit
toned the council to compel the own
ers OF property on the east side "
Forester avenue between Slate and
New York avenues, to build a cement
sidewalk as ordered long ago" The
sidewalk has been completed from
the New York avenue street car line
to Mountain road with the exception
of a gap in front Of Victor SAILS prop
erty. Il was said. The work was done
by agreement
DR.. II. l.. lIust reported that the
special water committee was making
progress, but asked for more time in
which to submit It's report DR.. Hust
suggested that the council require
dinners on automobiles with electric
lights. The powerful lights blind
drivers going toward them he said.
City Attorney wilkerson was instruct
ed to learn what ordinance other cities
had upon this subject.
City Attorney Wilkerson reported
that while the city might be able I'M
der its police powers TO require IL
censos Of hotels and rooming houses
the safest plan would be to ask the
next legislature TO pass law specific
ally empowering municipalities TO
DO So
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
Use DIAMOND M Flour
A Fancy Patent Hard Wheat Flour

DAYS with relatives In Chicago. Mis-
+ Leighton viii he remembered as hav
ing had q stock company at the Ca.
siuo several years ago.
/ The offices in the southwest cor.
ncr o. the Cromwell building Second
and Gold avenue, are being remodel.
ed They viii be occupied by W. C.
Reid, Of Roswell, new solicitor for
New Mexico for the Santa ne rail-
way
Tile presidents Of the three wOm-
ems org mutations Of the First rap-
tist church earnestly request the pres
cnco Of an the ladies at a special
meeting TO be held at the church this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Business
u Importance will be transacted.
The university viii begin its see
0nd semester today This will be
registration day. and the regular
work Of the institution win begin to-
morrow The meeting of the board
Of regents which was TO have been
held today. was postponed until next
Monday
Albuquerque council No. Cal.
knights Of Columbus. will have it's
first meeting Of the new year tonight
IN odd Fellows hall at s o'clock
There viii be discussion OF the an
nivcrsary celebration and the finan-
cial condition OF the council. Visiting
brothers invited.
An automobile struck a wagon near
Old Albuquerque last night. nearly
Il, Neither the name Of
the automobile driver nor the oceu-
pant Of the wagon could be learned
Whether the man who was In the lat
Ter vehicle was injured was unknown
lie was said to be painter who lives
Al old Town
A meeting of the democrats Of
precinct No. ~ has been called for
tonight In the city hall at o'clock |
for the purpose Of nominating can
didaies for Justice of the peace and |
constable Of the precinct The mem
''es Of the precinct eo'aniltcc which |
'iiied tn" u Getting nro ~ J, Strum-
Iulst. Jr., NJ. =, Sawtelle and Frank /
Ilaca. All democrats Of the precinct /
IRE urged to be present
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
CRAIG NOMINATED
BY ACCLAMAT|O ION
At BIC MEETING
Report That Harold Pierce
Would Try to Capture Pri-
marieS Untrue but Draws
Crowd 10 Polling Place,

kumors circulated during the da,
yesterday to the effect that friends 81
Harold Pierce would endaavor tC
capture the primaries in Prerinc. No
&c for their candidate, proved to be
without foundation. but they were
sufficient TO cause large outp9urlnp
OF the friends of Judge Crais when
the mass meeting was called to er-
der last night in republican head
quarters on West Gold avenue.
Precinct Chairman John w. Will
son called the meeting to order, and
on motion Of City Attorney Thomas
y. Wilkerson was made permanent
chairman. Col. John Borradaile was
made secretary City Treasurer Al
Goodrich placed Judge Craig's name
before the meeting, anu on motion OF
Seferino Crollott the nominations
were closed and Judge Craig was
named by reclamation. Similar unan-
unity of action was observed IN the
nomination of Charles Schelke for
constable.
In response TO calls for speech,
Judge Craig made a short talk in
which he declared that during his
service in the office that he now holds
he has always endeavored to dis
charge his duties faithfully and
pledged himself if reelected TO CON
tnue 10 do SO. He was given an en-
thusiastic reception by the crowd and
was repeatedly cheered Mr.. Schelke
also made a brief talk
About 200 voters were present at
the meeting. Quite number of
democrats were among those in the
crowd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
IMPORTANT CHANGES
IN GAME LAWS TO BE
URGED BY ASSOCIATION

AZ "A meeting of the Rio Grande
Game and Fish Protective association
held last night in the parlors Of the
Commercial club. legislation needed
for the better protection of the game
and fish OF the state was discussed
and committees We're appointed TO
draft bills to be submitted TO the leg
islatures which is to meet next week.
There will he another meeting of
the association next Monday night at
which the reports of these commit.
tees will be received and definite ac-
ton will be taken. All citizens in
tcreatcd In the subject OF game pro-
lection. whether members OF the as
sociation Of not, are invited to attend
this meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
NEWELL AND REEVES ARE
NAMED WITHOUT OPPOSITION

J. b. Newell for justice and H. d.
Reeves for constable. were the nomi-
nees of the republicans of Precinct
No. 26 at the primaries held in May
or Boatright's office in the city hall
last night. More than fifty ballots
were cast for this ticket There was
no opposition. P. Hanley. who was
talked Of as a candidate on the re-
publican ticket early in the cam
paign. having withdrawn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
TRACTION COMPANY Will. BE
ASKED TO RAISE TRACKS

City Attorney wilkerson was direct
ed TO appear before the meeting of
the stockholders OF the Albuquerque
Traction company today with the re-
quest that the tracks be raised to CON
form with the established street grade
throughout the length OF the lines.
This would eliminate mud holes in
places II was said the stockholders
were going 60 consider The extension
81 the South Third street line t. River
ruad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05

Fees candy store. fhirty pure sugar
sticks In a box. % cents.
John Becker, ST., Of Relon, was in
The city yesterday on business.
Il. 4 KistlcT. senior member Of the
firm Of kisiler. collister a Co.. has
gone to Gallup on business.
j Lorenzo Iiubbel the general
merchant aud sheep raiser at Ganado,
Arlz.. Is here on business lie il a
brother Of Trunk Hubheii Of this city
The Womans Missionary society Of
the Central avenue Methodist church
will held a regular business meeting
IN the study Of the church this after
noon az 2.s0 o'clock.
The LOYAL order Of Moose Will hold
q regular meeting at the lodge rooms
tonight at s o'clock Al members are
urged TO be present, az business Of
importance VIII De transacted
There will be regular review Of
Alamo hive No 4, Ladies' Of the Mae.
eabees At 2.s0 o'clock this afternoon
IN odd Fcltows hall There win be
installation Of officers and ban
Quct.
nr Charles G. Hendricks. former
Is editor ~ the Albuquerque sun. was
IN the city last night Tor few hours.
The Albuquerque sun was free
lance that operated here about seven
Years ago.
" D. tspoD Moore. motion pie
tire operator who Will haze charge Of
the projecting machinery IN the New
Mckee building at the Panama CAT
ifornla exposition, Wlli leave Ia fau
days Tor san Diego
J.. n Stone. store aatchmau. was
sentenced "a serve thirty days in jail
yesterday by Police Judge Craig when
ne admitted that he bad mistreBied
his wife rhe sentence was suspended
upon his promise q behave
Miss lylliau Brown Leighton CO.
medienne OF the selis Poiyseope com.
pany accompanied hy her mother,
passed through Albuquerque yoster-
day % the limited, en- route to Los
Ansries after having spent The holt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
Old TOWN DEMOCRATS
AGAIN NAME XAAIORi

At a well attended meeting held in
old Albuquerque last night the dem
ocrats of Precinct 10 nominated
Judge Juan zamora to succeed hIm-
self as justice OF the peace of the
precinct. Leonardo Hanick was nom
mated as the partg's candidate for
constable
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


William NJ Appley. 90 years old,
died at o'clock sunday night at his
residence IN the Highlands lie had
been here two months. having come
from Newark, @. Airs. Appley and
daughter. Grace. We're with AIR. Ap-
pley at the time OF death, He was a
member Of the painters union, Flu
neral arrangements Will not be an
bounced until Miss Maude Rose. sis
ter Of Mrs Appley, arrives from New
ark. The body is al G. +. f'rcnchs
rooms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
PLENTY RA|NED
UPON M|NEHARTS,
FOUND IN NEED
Family on John Street DeIuged
With Groceries, Warm Bed
Clothes and Other NeceSSi-
ties by Good People,

I.ady-"Didn't | give you ten cents
last week ?"
Hooo-'Yep. / gotta shave. hair
cut Turkish bath. Il suit an square
an 1 must confess I've spent 1t all, =
That the Minehart family was not
overlooked by Santa Claus, was the
statement made yesterday, when the
! plight Of the household at eco JOAN
street became public knowledge.
The Saint took them some prov-
sions just before Christmas but they
We're claimed by another person. La
ter he returned with more and placed
them in the right hands. \ load Of
/ coal was sent to the address. but by
! mistake the fuel was left elsewhere. it
was learned. That explained why
Stationmaster J r. Sinclair caught
the eldest boy Of the family hauling
tie from the Santa Fe yards
Santa Not Blamed.
No blame was cast upon Santa for
the condition OF the Minehart family.
Santa could not reasonably be expect
ed TO make visits until the Fourth of
July He did his part In taking big
box OF lard. flour and edibles there.
The Mineharts may still have had the
flour and lard, aud perhaps some Of
the other rations when the railroad
men visited them Sunday night. one.
of their number phrased the familv's
needs when he observed. "All they
want is from water up" He had not
taken a thorough inventory of what
the table and closet contained. but
that was the way IL looked at first
glance through the two-room abode.
Whatever Santa may have taken TO
the Mneharts or sent them, the fact
remained that they had but one blan-
ket to cover the mother and seven
children.
Response Generous.
However, the Mineharts were well
provided FOR, once the people OF All
huauerque heard their needs. The
municipal Christmas tree organ cation,
formed only Tor the Yuletidc was
called back to life especially for their
benefit and everybody from those who
had something to share with the fam
lily to the wealthiest people Of the
city waited on them.
The two-room house al $50 John
street was flooded with food blansets. I
comforts ana clothes. The Christ
mas tree organization sent a big lead
e fuel Many others responded. too.
THE little house was the scene 81 The
greatest activity ever Witness IN
that neighborhood and probably the
greatest stir that ever vii be seen
there. AZ times il looked as 4 fash
ionssie reception Hs.ssss;:. ne 30 prosress
there
The revelation OF the condition Of I
the family was a shock e. many only /
n glimpse inside the house WIS need I
cd tc convince any doubling rhbmasea
ttaf this was a worthy cause one |
woman wept frankly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
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From this date on, l. the UNDER
signed. will not be responsible Tor any
accounts opened ia my name by my
wife, Josephine r. Armllo
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