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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
BEARS FORCE BREAK
IN COTTON MARKET
tumors of Big Crop Estimates
Also Furnish Basis
for Selling.
suE OVERLOOKED FACTS

~akucss IN Liverpool. liberal selling
A.. ,ssainr American bear interests and
..rors OF forthcoming bumper crop esti-
-. x,r, responsible for 4 fresh down
"a turn in cotton yesterday. with the
,.,,, that prices closed 81 to 36 points
NJ lover.
IN. undertone wa rather easy from
-. onsnlng and initial prices represented
| . ~ascline Of 1 to 8 points. Heavy pres
-. cme from spot interests. Brokers
.,s,c,a,ed with this group orered cotton
| = large blocks. The decline was prac-
.r.rv continuous until there was n
".,,mum loss of more than 81 per bale
.-r the closing OF saturday.
"t,snor,a were IN circulation that the
49,, cron IN Texas would add largely to
~ ~ Weld There was also n rumor that
', n rorliil would issue n crop csti-
- some time soon placing the yield
=. more than 10. 900, 900 bales. including
.s,s. A cable was received from India
flag. .Crop excellent four and one
~ riiliou expected This compares
.,h the estimate of $4,000 attributed
" psarish advires arc beginning TO come
.-am ihc south. one Texas message
..1. 'Spots weakening. II decline con-
,Irue. market will be flooded with
sser"
Following Is an interesting analysis
,,.ued hy a local firm on h present
situation. which contains some features
,b,, have been overlooked by bulls and
bears alike:
.Tbe whole structure OF the argument
q. tSe bears hinges on their unsupported
s,s,,ment that the mills are not buying
coston and that spot holders are urgent
sellers The first OF these statements can
10 absolutely disproved by the figures
Of the various exchanges on mills
t,kines. on the second statement we
put wait and verify. .
ignoring the fact that except last
var and this one tho statistical depart
nsn,s Of the various exchanges began
cryw!ng crops as from September l TO
ssrtemner |. while q they figure from
Angus, | to August !. the actual net
uHl ,akings from the beginning OF n
season to the end OF october Is as fol-
loys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
REDS SAFE NOT YET OPENED
Expected TO show Debts OF BroL
Who Endcd Lie.

The total liabilities Of Richard II
Reid. the broker who committed suicide
after he lost heavily on the enpr' slide
Of tho market in war stocks. viii not bc
known unlil his private SAT" Is opened
by his executor or . receiver I'm" Ton
solidated stock Exchange automatically
suspended Inn ~ noon yesterday.
Last Saturday tie Consolidated Stoc',
Exchange did not receive hts Clearing
House sheet at the proper tim" and an
nounced tho closing Of his trades under
the rule" Il is believed that an iuNosti-
CATION OF his affairs Will show that he
was short not moro than LOCO shares.
When the war stocks broke last Thurs
day it was thought mat the broker woul
be- able to escape disaster. but whom
tho issucs advanced agalu ON Friday he
admitted that he wa ruined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
MORE FOREIGN GOLD COMES.
Hanks Deposit Sl.@5o,O0O Rt
I. :. Assay Once Here.

Imported gold valued at Si,@5O.ooo
was deposited yesterday in the Cu,tcd
safes Assay Once, az this $500 600
was in francs aud s3,7To.00O in sovcr-
cigns. Tie gold was brought IN by tho
Guaranty Trust Company n the Cfua
dian Bank of Commerce. Il came from
ENGLAND aud cuba
The vast amount Of imported gold de
posted in the Assay once during the
past three months has taxed thc vaults
% capacity and II has been necessary
tn store a part OF the gold In one OF tho
Sub-vreasury vaults.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
MORE GUARANTY TRUST STOCK,
Directors Reported Planning In
grease 10 10000, 900.

Directors of the Guaranty Trust Com
pany at their next meet, II was re-
ported yesterday, may recommend to the
stockholders that the present Capltali2a-
ton of $4,000, 900 be- increased to SEQ
eco, 900. If such action is taken the IN
crease In capitalization viii he sub
United to tho stockholders for ratihca-
ton at the annual January meeting.
In September dividends nj the rate OF
80 per cent annually were paid. The
stock of the company has advanced
sharply during the last two weeks and
has sold up to $3.50 n share.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
GREAT WESTERN DIVIDEND.
First Declared by Railroad since
REORGANIZATION In 1000.

A I per cent. dividend an the pre-
ferrcd stock Of the Chicago Great West
EN- has been declared by the directors.
The dividend is payable TO stock Of
record November 10 This is tho first
dividend since the company was reor-
gauiZcd In 1909.
During the fiscal year which ended
june 30. 1913, the company earned a
surplus over charges of sN6S,l9i. which
is equivalent to l.s7 per cent IN the pre-
fcrrod stock, For the preceding year
the surplus was sN91,?3u. IN 1913 II
amounted to $l,2i1,o39,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
~""'r"" Wheat Ahyancr-RiY
"ecrints tbsorbed-Corn Firm.

NE '.p-g accumulation Of wheat sup
o. A sy.,... '.'H1"t 70 '"e trout
IH,, WAS a fair in tho
IS yesterday l- soon AZ II horara ~
iaren, 'N,, ~. - -
lyerta ''' ''t"l hc"Ny Ihrln ue-
- .'lI NOT Nlliic"d 20 iill the holes
.'4Sti b" lest sDaS,u's ~, rcitv and IN.
rnsdt,dbr H.u..rl g.. h.. 90. -
seayon '' ""'"' NJ i"r 'h's
y.
'"r N.N' supply statement vas no,
ISSUED GU... t.n tua-get b,J ,ir,, M,
FOsed A.. =" ''"''.y
e.S ''"H' "I l.''h'"oo bushels
''"'' ''i, Hs against the private pre-
bushels l,5. ,.,.i ",n'' ','Vo'"'o
! Ven ., '''"l NiH.plc supply IL
|No n6n ''p bushels, against &C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
Two Turns.

About eighteen months ago n Stock
Exchange man advised the wife of a
friend that she could probably make
come glove money by buying Alaska
Gold at 22. She bought ten shares.
Around 81 the broker. not liking the
action OF the market. told her TO sell
and put the proceeds into international
Mercantile Marin" Cummon The woman
added a tow dollars and bought 100
shares Of Mercantile Marine at 4 Yes
tcrday she sold out at 20 and invested
the money to yield her 500 a year for
life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
Maxwell Meeting Postponed.

A special meeting OF tho holders of tho
stock trust certificates OF the Maxwell
Motor Company has been postponed until
November 10. The meeting was called
to ratify the plan recently submitted by
the directors for the retirement Of the
accumulated ~, per cent, back divi-
deuds on the first preferred stock by the
Issue Of non-intcrcst paying warrants
convertible into frat preferred stock at
par and 20 authorize the Issue of $1,000
900 additional stock OF the same class.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Electrical Securities Corporation.

u B~rOHUNHN,
NEW YORK. October 2sth, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho Annual
Meeting OF the stockhplders OF Tho Eis,
trical securities Corporation will be held at
the oflce OF the Corporation, at II Broad-
way. In tho CITY Of New York. y Y. on
Wednesday. the 10th day OF November.
1918, AZ twelve O'Clock noon, for tho pur.
pose or clec'lng directors and for the
transaction Of such other business az may
properly come before tho meeting, The
pollF VIII remain open from 1919 y. VI
un'il lin J. VI. or said day. Transfer
books VIII he closed al l. O'Clock noon on
pc'oher ?7th. 1915. and will reopen at
twelve O'Clock noon on November llth. 1915
W. T. KAUFMAN. Secretary.
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J. r. coYKENpALL. Treasurer.
AMERICAN CRApuoruo>E co.

A dividend tNo. 7OD of one and three
quarters tATD per cent. has been de-
clared upon the Preferred capital stock Of
the American Graphophone Company, pay
able November Is, 1915, to stockholders OF
record at the close of business November !.
1915. BY order OF tho Directors.
C. W. MODDROP. Treasmrer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02

The local market for spot cotton was quiet.
] points decline. milIliu.. li.gjc. southern
changed. 10 "a - points decline. New Orleans,
70: Galveston. itsoo Savannah, ii.c I;
Nemph,s nN.,. Augusta, II ;5c,, and nous.
Ion. ii1fc
The Liverpool market opcned steady There
Va a far rrmand ~ spot cotton. with mid
elE s points advance AZ lud. Sales. 500
barely steady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
LOST. FOUND AND REwARDs.

AT ~ Norning side Avenue, July IttA.
Certificates, 20 shares Norfolk and west-
ern. IL southern Pacific Railroad, belong.
Ing IN Frances Dolan. D., box 1850 Sun oHloe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
HI BOSTON MARKET.

ular but generally steady. Lake Copper, Shat.
tuck and 81. Marys we're higher. American
Zinc. Butte and Superior and North Butte
eascd of about a point. Atlantic, Gulf and
West Indies issues resumed their advance
Ihn snnluanrx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02

The liquidation was caused by the
break in cotton and lower crude oil list.
Texas oil WIS quoted at igc. Perfect
weather through the South has cut seed
values to ahnut s37 In sections. Consum-
iur demand for oil IL Indifferent. Specu.
lpti,e support * checked by thu onmpara-
lively low lard prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Tho mark-, xo.
larry NtNe The tone Was steady. with
liI.r, ,han.es mostly slight. General As
iraCiIonalIy Tho summary VIZ W"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02

To. J \ VI h.d- TO Liverpool were. JauI.
~ u -, March. j.. ne Nav. l2.3ic July.
..F me market there ~ due 90 open to.
eI = tn ~ POINTS dcoInc.
foft receipts and stocks
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.
nINInENn NnTIEE

49,
Chicago. Ill.,, November ], 1915.
The Board OF Directors today declared "a
dividend of one per cent. upon Tho out
standing preferred stock of this Company,
payable on the frs; day Of December. 1915.
out Of the surplus earnings OF the Company
to the stockholders of record at the close
Of business on the tenth day OF November,
1915, and for the purpose OF the pay ment
OF the said dividend the stock books Of
this Corporation will he closed at the close
of business on the tenth day Of November,
1915, and remain closed until the opening
of business on the first day OF December.
1915.
J. r. coYKBNpALL. Treasurer.
20 Wall St, New York. November ], 1915.
on the first day OF December, 1913. the
Voting Trustees for Preferred STOCK Trust
Certificates of the Chicago Great Western
railroad Company Will be prepared to dis
tribute such of the above dividend IA may
he received by them. among the parties
entitled thereto. as same appear OF record
on their books at the close Of business on
the tenth day OF November, 1915.
J. J.. MORGAN & CO.,
Agents for Voting Trustees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR
FIX -DINIDFN

FN-DINIDEND
Company and Term. Stk. Amt.
Peoples Gas Light and Coke,
quarterly ,,,,,....,.,. - 20.
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
Mononsai Valley Traction,
quarterly ....,,.,u,..,,,., pfd AZ 70
Montreal Tramways, quar-
terry ga 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nov t-Elkhorn Fuel was
II lower Other issues we're about unchanged
The summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

September:
New York Central Railroad Excluding
Boston and Albany Railroad:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
re .cipls and stock.
THE GRAIN MARKET,

,sal1i'- N'-' n'ay were 1850 bales Total
sNon. ~ 90, palrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02

The Central Railroad ~ New Jersey
put out an inquiry yesterday for a
bridge to be constructed at Allentown,
Pa. calling for 800 Ons OF structural
steel. The award ~ 1000 tons Of
bridge work by the Maine Central Rail-
road to the American Bridge Company,
previously noted. has been confirmed
The National Folding Paper Box Com
pany has placed a contract for a paper
mill to be constructed at New Haven,
Conn, calling for 600 tons of structural
| steel, with Lewis +. Shoemaker & co.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-12
OPERATION OF A ROAD DRAG
Sons simple Lessons Given by Man
Who Learned by Years Of Expe-
rienee-helper 10 Needed.

Here are some simple lessons.
worth considering. which I have
learned by years OF experience with
the road drag. writes John X. Good
man In Progressive Farmer.
l. Make your drag reversible a. g.,
TO move dirt right or left by altering
the hitch. Have the hind section
about hve-sixths the length OF the
front one; and face both front and
real sections entire length with iron
or steel.
2. For best results under varying
conditions OF road surface as TO dry.
damp, hard or soft. | find II pays to
have a man along at the end OF a rope
attached TO the rear end OF drag 10
properly steer the machine, and coun-
teract Its tendency to slide around
hard bumps which need trimming on
and smoothing. II Ia not 10 easy q
matter as talking about II. for one
man 1.-THE driver to rightly direct the
cours and work Of the drag by step
ping from point to point. as common
directions go; In fact, Outlines lmpos-
sible. Then the drivers weight IL
not always needed on the drag. but
can be there in an instant when re.
Quired.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-12
ATTEMPTS TO CURB PRESS
MISGUIDED, SAYS JUDGE

Chicago, ILL.,, March 5.-Praising
the newspapers as the country's
greatest educational institution.
Judge Orrin N. Carter Of the ILL
nois Supreme Court said Thursday
night in an address at the Press
club that Attempts to curb the
freedom Of the press e narrow,
misguided and fraught with danger.
Contempt Of court proceedings,
he added, should form a weapon Of
last resort and should not be u,iliz
ed with the idea Of preserving the
dignity Of justice.
He declared that millions read
nothing but newspapers and that
Americans receive practically their
entire political education from the
daily press.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-12
VACANT SCHOOL SECTIONS

The following Is q list Of the vacant
school sections in the above county
on Feb LIST, 1915, which are subject
to lease for grazing or agricultural
purpose
In some cases only parts of Sec
tions are vacant The vacant area
will be furnished upon request.
Blank applications or further in
formation in regard to the rental
price will lie furnished upon request
to the Commissioners of Public
Lands. Sauna Fe, New Mexico.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-12
STOLE SONS WIFE
ON WEDDING DAY

New York.--How, on the very night
Of his marriage. his own father stole
from him his young bride. was told
en- the witness stand in Justice Co
halan's part OF the supreme court
where Franklin ID. Wood, a hospital
inferno. twenty.three years old. asked
for a divorce from his wife Leila.
The testimony shows that Wood
had scarcely left the altar before he
noticed a change in the brides de-
meanoT. Instead OF the laughing, joe
ular girl he had taken for a wife. he
was confronted by a serious.faced
woman, unresponsive TO love and
caresses.
ITO make n long story short, she
told me that she did not love me- at
all, but that her affections we're ZEN.
tered In an older man." said the In.
terne. who this man was she did
not say. but she inferred that ! ought
TO know him. I didn't known fact.
I didn't even suspect"
Then Bride Vanished.
That evening the bride disappeared.
Wood could get no trace OF her.
Henry Jackson Wood, father Of the
inferno, disappeared when the bride
vanished but the son swore that he
suspected no connection between the
two events. That his wife could have
gone away with her fatherin.law
was beyond his comprehension. II
she wanted 10 leave with him, why
did she wait until after the ceremony
had been performed? She might Just
as we'll have gone before.
However, this Ia Just what did hap
pen. but the fact did not become
known until six months later II
would still be a secret had not the
elder Wood written to the wife he had
deserted asking her to go TO Chicago
and confer with him over a divorce
my husband wrote me he wanted
to see me-" testified Mrs. Wood. "ant
l went to him. | vas informed thai
he lived at No. 1928 Milwaukee ave
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
lBy srADrMAN a BYRoN)
PATENTS

FAttNIt
United States to Bonifacio Sam.
ora Lots 9, 8, and 4, Section 3,
Twp o S. II. l3 e.
United States to Florencio l..
Vega, NE-4 Of Sec. IL, Twp. 8, s.
r. IL Il.
WARRANTY DEEDS
Samuel Farmer ct ux TO School
Dist No. 0, / Acre Of land 10 NW.4
of SW.4 Sec. 81. Twp 7, s. II. IS e
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
Brown and NAnzanaus Co. to
Sophia Blanchard, tract adjoining
land belonging TO heirs Of Emil
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-12

Poor highways lessen the profit Of
labor. increase the cost OF living. bur.
len the enterprise OF the people. dull
the morality OF our citizenship and
hold down the educational advance
ment OF the country.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-12
WHITE OAKS
SMoWLEIs

o, the snow. the snow, the beautiful snow,
II cumbers my path wherever ! go,
And smothers my goat by heck.
Its flakes come in punches and sometimes
In locks,
They get In my shoes and moisten my
socks,
They blindaold my ewes and burden my
locks
And sneak down the back Of my neck.
II has been snow and then again
and then some more, here in this
old hamlet OF Hearts Desire and
Grouchers' Paradise, for the past
two weeks or more. In fact the
inmates have just been slashing
around in II clean down to the mud
foundation under it, and when .
passage way has once been broken
it is fun to watch the pedestrians
try to pass each other on the same
track.
But the dear disgruntled people
and those other cheerful. optimistic
persons, who are always trying to
see a rift in the cloud have made
up their minds to stay with these
belated snow storms II II takes all
summer.
The mines have gone out Of con
mission temporarily on account of
it, but the Wild Cats pulled off II
pay day last Tuesday when they
couldn't do any thing else
The cultural honk Of the horned
and helpless humpimobile Is no
longer heard in the land and prob
ably won't be until the blockade is
lifted.
Only the base burners in the
back end Of the stores and saloons
are kept busy while the miners
who are out Of a job for the time
being and the married men who
failed to lay in q supply Of fuel at
home, are gathered around these
radiators Of cold comfort to appre
ciate q hot turn.
II is really unfortunate for those
who have run out OF fuel these days
IS II is impossible to draw on their
neighbours wood pile and cover up
their tracks.
Only the guileless young man
who never gets cold feet, and who
has solid comfort anchored some
where in sight-he can go around
almost any evening and find oil the
bliss and the burden there Is in
holding a 40 pound girl on his lap
through all the still watches Of the
night.
United States Marshall Hudspeth
came all the way up from CarrizozC
through the snow drifts last Fri
day. One might infer that he haC
something more than business Il
draw him hitherward, but the ia.
miliar light shining from his ole
den in the Hewitt block until lat,
hour indicates that there isn't.
DR.. Lucas drove up in a raw
, hide rig last Friday, to see a pa
tient.
The infant Of Mr. and Mrs
Elish Leslie died the latter part o
last week.
There'll be sunshine TO follow II
the sometime tempo. A Who'll,
tank full Of IT,. You bet.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-12
Elopsd With CONS wife.

nue.. and | went to the address imme-
diately arrived In the city, but I
didn't let Mr.. Wood know had ar
rived. The servant let me into the
house and I walked to the bedroom.
As ! opened the door my husband
sprang out OF bed, and at the same
time Leila my sons wife, ran TO the
window
Refused TO Part.
Mrs. Wood said that her daugh.
ter-in-law was shriebing, and she de-
manded what II all meant. Thereupon
her husband told her that he loved
his daughter.inlaw. The wife sat
down and talked matters over with
him She argued that he should let
the girl go back 10 his son, but he
would not have II. Thereupon the
younger Mrs. Wood put her arms
about Wood and said she would not
be separated from him.
Shortly after this episode Wood
and his sons wife left Chicago and
went to 81 Louis, where they are now
living
The evidence went to show that
as soon as the son began counting the
girl the father became interested in
her and she In him, but the curious
twist In misplaced affections was care
fully kept from Young Wood Up Ia
the moment Of the admissions made
by his bride he believed he possessed
her heart. anu the shock to him wal
great.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-12

Fritz, nea Lincoln, N. NJ.
Margaret ROLAND to p. @ Peters
SO Lots in Highland addition to
C~arrizozo, N. NJ.
GUARDIANS DEEDS
G. NJ. Hughes, Gdu. of Slater
Hughes, to Nellie A. Branum, Sc 4
Of Sec. 20, Twp 8. SIR. IL e.
CONTRACTS
Thomas N. Stanton to Blanch r,
Ball, CT. to sell 10 int. in "Miners
Cabin" and SILVER Cliff" mines in
White Oaks Mining District.
Thomas N Stanton TO s. e vii.
son ct al CT. for sale OF interests in
Miners Cabin" and "Silver Cliff
mines In Ohite Oaks District.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-12
NOTICE
Carrizozo, N. NJ. Feb 20, 1915;

CarrizoEo, N. NJ. Feb 20, 1915,
To Our Patrons:
We quote below extracts from n letter
addressed 10 all State Banks by the
Travelling Auditor and Bank Examiner Of
this State under date OF February 10,
1915
ITO the Board OF Directors
OF the Exchange Bank
Carrizogo, New Mexico.
Gentlemen:
The granting Of Overdrafts In any form
or by any subterfuge will no longer be
countenanced by this department This
form Of accommodation II not only illegal
but is dramatically opposed h. srund
business principles. and you are hereby
advised that the pc Knitting OF Over
drafts must be discontinued.
You are requested 10 ad pit a resolu,
ton directing that no officer or employee OF
your bank shall pay or charge tc the
account Of any depositor any check or
other item Of such depositor. when there
are not sufficient funds on deposit 10 the
credit Of such depositor to pay the same
This department is cooperating with
the Comptroller Of the Currency IN this
movement, and for your information |
beg 10 advise you that that official has
issued similar instructions TO all national
banks;
Very truly yours
HOWELL EARNEST,
Travelling Auditor and Bank Examiner
These instructions are self explanatory
and leave us no discretion in the premises
Here utter WI will he compelled TO return
without payment all checks drawn on ~
against insufficient balances We ask
for your hearty corporation in the OBJ
servance Of this ruling. 10 the end that the
pernlcious practice ~ making and per.
hitting overdrafts may be abolished and
mutual embarrassments avoided.
Sincerely yours,
EXCHANGE BANK,
CarriEozo, New Mexico