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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
PRESBYTERY CONCLUDES
SUCCESSFUL MEETING

sseelAL CONSCIOUSNESS TO MORNING JOURNAL
Deming, n. NJ, April 1.-THE
twenty-siXth annual session of the
ITO Grande Presbytery closed a very
successful meeting here Thursday
evening The officers In attendance
were Rev w A. Erwin. Of Socorro,
president Rev. r. f.. Matthews, of
Mesilla Park, secretary; Rev. Hugh
l. Mlchelmore, Of Deming, chairman
VI the committee on arrangements.
Inc sessions We're held morning, af-
tefnoon and evening for three days
and We're addressed on various occa-
SONS by Dr.. John II. Glass; and DR..
Hugh A. Cooper. of Albuquerque
kev J. w. Wander, general Sunday
school missionary. Sessions were very
largely attended, pastors being pres
ehl from all sections of the synod
The Woman's Presbyterial society
met at the same time, sessions being
ned at the Methodist church, the la
uies having the honor of closing the
ireslytery by popular joint meet
lils, Thursday evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17

IN Tho District Court of the Second judicial
District of the state or New Mexico. In
aud for Befnalilio County
NO 1OO5G
Atanacn l.obato Plaintiff vs. nonacano
Gebatn Podro t.Dhato, Emilia lobata,
Abel Lobato Andres Iobato, Gahrela
De Icreh osefa rerea de Gonzales Petra
1crea, Lote rerea, Lula Pcrea. Ella Pc
ron, Francisco pcrea IT., Angela perea.
Juan perea, Consucd perea and Ulysses
Pcrea, Defendants
The aad defendants aud each OF them.
ara hereby notified that said plaintiff has
brought suit against them in said district
court praying that his title TO the premises
hereinafter described be forever quieted
ana set al rest against any adverse claims
10 said defendants. that the premises. title
To- which If sought 10 be quieted, are de-
srribtd as follows:
Lot numbered eighteen (is) and the west
hair az lot numbered seventeen CID In
block "a" of the Atlantic and Pacific Nd
ditlon 10 The town tnow city) ot Albuquer-
que. New Mexico, shown on a map Of
said addition. filed IN the office q tho
probate clerk. ex-officlu recorder Of Der
naiillo county. New Mexico. April 70. 1883.
That unless tle said defendants enter
their appearance In sald suit on or before
The 10th day Of May, a ., 1873. Judgment
hy default viii be entered therein against
them That the name aud iestqffee address
af plaintiffs attorney Is A. A. sedlio Al
huqnerque n NJ. A. o. WALKER
Clerk
ny THos. X. ID MADISON, Deputy,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
HEAVY RAINS CAUSE
ALL STREAMS TO RISE

santa re, April 1e.-The flow OF
the Santa Fe river today passed the
eighty second foot mark because OF
the heavy rains Of the past few days.
The present storm extends from the
Pacific coast far to the east and AT
least as far south as El Paso
The Santa re river has been pour
ing down more than fifty Second feet
or five times its customary volume
the waters flowing to waste being SUI
fieient to reclaim q large area of land:
The Arroyo Hondo, six miles south OF
Santa Fe, has also been running from
twelve 10 eighteen second feet, while
the Tesuque, five miles north of santa
Fe, has been passing the 100 second
foot mark since the beginning of the
week, and has washed ONT the road to
Taos so badly that 1t is impossible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
COUNTY UNIT LAW AND
BURSUM TAX MEASURE
CONSTRUED BY BOWMAN

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE 70 MORNING JouasAli
Santa Fe, April l6.---Assistant At
torney General II. s. Bowman, today
handed down an opinion addressed to
Rupert Il. Asplund, chief clerk of the
department or education, holding that
1.-THE Bursum tax measure Is mea-
sure providing for general taxation;
the county unit measure is one pro-
viding for the levy and collection OF
taxes for schools only aud therefor
Is special as compared with the
Bursum act. Such being the ease, in
the event OF irreconcilable conflicts
between the provisions of the two,
those Of the county unit measure
would be considered to govern.
This allays the fear OF schoolmen
that under the Bursuul tax law,
school revenues would be cut to
such a point as to hamper the public
schools, for under his construction
the tax levy in such cases where
necessary can be made high enough
TO provide ample school revenues.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
DISTRICT COURT CLERK
MARRlES STEN0GRAPHER

Santa Re, April ia romance
that blossomed In the court room ana
right under the nose Ct the presiding
Judge, eliminated this forenoon at
g:15 o'clock, when District Court
Clerk Edward L. Stafford, was mar
ried to the court stenographer, Mrs
Martha +. McNitt. by Rev. Il. H. NC
Collough, Of the First Presbyterian
church. 80
The couples honeymoon trip VIII
be to Aztec San Juan county, where
court convenes on Monday. The cere-
mony took place at the home of the
bride on East Palace evenue. the
ring ceremony was used. Those who
we're present were Miss Harmon. an
intimate friend of the bride; Misses
Dorothy and Ruth Stafford, sisters OF
the groom, and Charles V. Stafford
father of The groom.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
Water ADpIjcations

santa Fe, April l6.---State Engineer
fumes A. French yesterday approved
lne water application Of f. e. Hart
arorne, of Carlsbad for the diversion
VI water from the Peeos by pumping
. reclaim 1906 acres, two years be-
,1s given in which to complete tho
punt George Milliken, of Deming.
az me same time asked for an extern
s,oh OF time to complete his irriga-
tioon project in Luna county. Fabian
SlVa, Pedro Silva, Pedro Saiz and
'oSe Moya filed a notice of intention
" " apply Tor two and a half second
IVY from Arroyo Seco to reclaim zoe
tV'es near Las Palomas, Sierra coun-
D. a. Gore and l.. G.. Lilly, of Ala
n ne applied for 1914 second feet
g. 1000 waters from an arroyo in tbs
,aVtamento mountain country to re-
calm 100 acres.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
Visitors 10 Museum.

Santa Re, April l6. = big UeH'
James Brattle Burbank and Mrs. bur
bank, of Longmeadow, Springfield:
Mass, were guests at the Museum OF
New Mexico this forenoon, being IN
troduced by Mrs. Joel Frederick
Vale, formerly Anna Wolcott Valle,
Of Denver, one of the patrons OF the
school of American Archaeology
General Burbank was instructor IN
military science in Cornell university
and was brevetted for gallant conduct
on the field of Gettysburg. others
who registered today were: LoVo q.
Norman, of Lincoln, N. NJ; Mrs. john
G.. Ricketts,, Huntington, w. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wilmering, Oklahoma
city. Okla; w. f. Hollingsworth,
Bothell Wash. Mrs. Wickson ana
Miss Ivy King, Winnipeg, cen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
OFFICERS ARE NAMED
FOR SPANISH SOCIETY
ESPECIAL orspArep 70 MORNING JOURNAL

Santa re. April 16.--The society TOT
tn preservation of Spanish antiqui-
ties held its annual meeting tonlsIt
and elected the following officers ~
Bradford Prince, president; Aren-
bishop J. b. Pitaval, honorary presl-
dent: Felix Martinez and bronson ~
Cutting. vice presidents; fladello
Baca. secretary Antonio Lucero, urea
surer: f. w. Clancy, r.. l.. Baca, j.
Wight Giddings, Bronson M. Cut.ins'
Paul A. f. Walter, O. n. Maroon, Mes
tor Montoya, L. Bradford Prince, re
llx Martinez, Filadelfc Baea, Antonio
Lueero, A. j. Loomis, j. II. Crust, u
w. Prichard, Camille Padilla' Is. -
Hernandez, Jose ID. Sena, kalph ~,
Twltchell and w. G. Turley members
cf the board of governors.
The following were named county
vice presidents: Bernalilo, Amado
Chaves; Chaves, G. \. Richardson
Colfax. Severiano Martinez; Dona
Ana. w. II. II. Llewellyn; Guadalupe,
]. j. Clancy; Lincoln, ]. V. Tuily'
Luna, f. /. smith; Mora, Macario
Gallegos: Rio Arriba, Venceslao ia
ramillo; Sandoval, Marcos c. de Baca;
san Juan, w. II. Chrisman; San MI
euel. e. C. de Baca: Taos, Malaqulas
Martinez; Torrance, w. M. Mccoy;
Union, j n. Gonzales; Valencia, Jose
G. Chaves
The society appropriated a sum OF
money to restore and strengthen the
adobe wall around the Campo Santo'
the oldest walled cemetery IN New
! Mexico, and the place of burial OF the
revoltionsts who killed Governor
/ Perez and were executed at the Ga
rita in 1887. The cemetery Is located
on the western slope Of Fort Marcy,
and is one of New Mexicos historical
1 landmarks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17

Santa re, April 16.---Word comes
from the Guadalupe mountains, Eddy
county, of the tragic death of William
Sorrels, aged "a years. who while act
ing as guide for number of tourists
was killed by a fall OF rock In the
famous caves, at a depth OF 200 feet
The young man died within an hour
after being struck and the body had
TO be brought to the surface with a
block and tackle. Two girls of the
party who stood at his side went into
mysteries when the accident occurred
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
Cansc OF sIccnIcssness.

Sleeplessness often results from 9
disordered stomach Correct that ana
YOU can sleep as well as ever Mrs.
Mae Ingersoll, Pulaski, n. Y, was
troubled with indigestion and head
ache. ~ was SO restless at night, she
says, that could not sleep. Cham
berlaln's Tablets were so highly rec-
commended that got u bottle of them
and soon after began taking them |
was very much Improved Two bottles
of them cured me" Obtainnble every
where.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
Io,ayc Gets Good Appointment.

Santa Fe, April 16.--Carl Lotave,
the artist who painted the superb mu-
raj decorations of the Museum of New
Mexico and also the portrait OF
Governor Bent in the senate
champer at the capitol, has Pc
come director of the art and publicity
service of New York City He writes
today for photographs of his murai,,
paintings in the museum which WI,
be furnished him by the School OF
American Archaeology and q phpto'
graph of the Bent portrait which sec
retary of state Lucero will supply.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17

Santa Fe, April 16.--Col William
+. Cody. or better known as "Buffa-
10 Bill" was visitor at the New Mex
leo building at San Diego this week,
and so was Ruth st. Denis, the fa-
nous dancer, and Ted Shawn, another
dancer of nationwide fame. Judge
lC. C. Prouty, of the Interstate Com
merce commission, was a visitor of
the structure and so was William
Dodd, millionaire banker of Kane,
Pa, who was accompanied by his
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
STUDENTS NAME
CANDIDATES FOR
EDITOR Of PAPER
nestinies Of Roundup" to
Be- Guided by One Of Three
CouegianS Selected by Com
mission,

..s,spospsnes 10 noHHIso JOURNAL
So colleg.. n. NJ, April l6.-Nom-
.tas lar editor OF the Roundup,
isa College weekly. were made In stu
,nv ,, commission meeting OF the New
NJ wayico state college, on Thursday al
Mo, The meeting resulted In the
Walnotion of Richard Buvens, I,
~" Wagner. 16, and Albert Sigal'
raS The editor will be selected from
No above three candidates ny tne siu-
annt hodv on Tuesday, April "a
According to the commission FORM
n student government at the colleBe'
w. condidates are nominated by a
s 'n formed by representa-
,,ras from the various classes After
100 weeks campaign, the editor Is
'iec,od bv ballot in a general student
body meeting.
'''' candidates to Make Bids.
Tho manager of the Roundup Will
4. soloctad ON the same date, accord
,~o IN the bids submitted by the can
M1otes AS vet no bids have been re-
"atrad though number of students
haye signified their intention OF bld-
ding. $3.50, H.. ,h,
A
state college experiment station rela-
i've 10 the spraying of the Bartlett
near. giving information concerning
the methods of spraying and the ben
M 10 be derived from Il. The bulletin
WAS prepared by the horticultural de-
Bulletins Mailed Out.
bulletin. number ninety-two, or
vegetable growing in New Mexico
nnblished by the horticultural depart
ment ls being mailed out. Bulletir
number ninety-three, from the de-
nortment of irrigation and agronomy
will he received from the press in
very short time A bulletin on the
prapeleaf hopper is in the hands OF
the printers. Three other bulletins
one upon pig feeding, one upon dairy
ing, and one upon alkalies, are beint
compiled by the station men.
The engineers have arranged 10
their first dance, which will be hel(
in the gymnasium at State College, OF
Friday evening. The hall as decorat
ed is very novel and suggestive OF IN
department of the school from which
they come
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
urs ucGmlyray Laid TO Rest.

santa re, April 16. - The many
friends of the late Mrs Angus McGil-
livray today paid her the last tribute
in attending the impressive funeral
services conducted by Rev b. u. Nc
Collough, of the First Presbyterian
church, of which the deceased was Q
member. Interment was in Faitview
cemetery. Mr.. Mccullough also offl-
cated at the funeral of A. Montoya
from the school for the deaf and the
dumb and in addition solemnized a
wedding this morning, making i q
rather strenuous day altogether.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
HOUSE NEAR S0C0RR0
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING;
SEVERAL ARE INJURED

Socorro. n. NJ, April 16.--During
"a terrific rain and electric storm
which ragged over this entire section
this afternoon, the residence Of
Adam Baca. at Escondido. three miles
north of Socorro, was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground
Mr.. Baca and several members OF
his family were severely shocked hy
the lightning and sustained painful
injuries, but they were able "a get
out OF the building, and physicians
who were called to their assistance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
EDUCATORS 70 Meet Hero.

Santa Re, April IA meeting OF
the executive committee Of the New
Mexico Educational association was
called today by Secretary ]. II. Wag-
ner for April 20 and "a at Albuquer-
que, to prepare the preliminaries for
the November convention at Albu-
auerQue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17

Santa re, April 16,--Three recruits
for the pententiary were drafted by
Judge G. A. Richa rdson at Roswell
when upon pleas Of guilty, he imposed
sentence Of four years and nine
months each upon Jim West, for re-
ceiving stolen horses,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17

said that all would probably recover
The storm was accompanied by
hail and considerable DAMAGE was
done to property throughout Socorro
rouufV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
Curry County Taxes.

Santa Fe, April l6.--state Ire .a
urer o, n. Marion TO-DAY fer 1,i..
county. the states share of March tag
collections
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
M|NERAL LANDS
MAY Be TAKEN UP
BYH0MESTEADERS
Circular Issued by Department
in Washington Defines Pro-
visions of Recent Act Of
Congress,
SPECIAL oossssrososses TO .oor,se ,oossA.l

SPECIAL CONSEQUENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, April 16.--The general
land office has issued circular OF
much interest to the scores of claim
ants to public lands which are miner
al in their character. but are used
for agriculture Hereafter all such
entries will be governed by the recent
law OF congress
This law, now in force, authorizes
the appropriation under the non
mineral land laws, IL otherwise avail
able, OF lands withdrawn or CLASSIFIED
as phosphate, nitrate, potash, oil, gas,
coal, etc. whenever such lands are
sought with a view of obtaining or
passing title with the reservation TO
the United States of the deposits on
laccount of which the lands are with
drawn classified or reported as val
unble, together with the right TO pros
poet for, mine, and remove the min
erals. These mineral deposits are
subject TO the disposal of the United
States. Provision is made for the pro-
| lection of the surface owners against
damage TO crops and improvements
on the land by reason of prospecting
for. mining and removing the MIN
/ eral deposits, but nothing can be done
/ toward habilitating the entrymen I'M
tn further legislation by congress. In
Tho meantime, there Is no right ia
iprospect ana no right 10 acquire such
|
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17

Where application ~ made to en-
ter. locate or select lands Withdrawn
or classified as valuable on account
or any Of the minerals specified in
the act ana regulations, the burden
of proof To show that the lands are
not of the character of those intend
ed to be Withdrawn, or that the class
ification was erroneous, Will rest up
on the applicant in the event that he
Undertakes TO establish the truth OF
the allegations made by him in that
behalf.
Where the agricultural claimant
has completed and perfected ms
claim and becomes possessed of a
vested right in the land which sub
seouently is withdrawn or classified
the burden of proof will rest upon
the government to show that tne
land is mineral in character and was
SO known at the date of the ma
completion and perfection of the
claim.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
CARDIFF HUgKnS

Nn. Henry Brewer has returned
from . visit with relatives In Denver.
Mr.. Henry Brewer, who was quite i'll,
10 sbss to be about again.
NJ. sad Mrs. Rube HannsnA left
Tuesday norning for salids vhers Mrs.
Hammond will enter the hsssital fer
ssssAss operation. All thsir frisads
wisA then success.
Ars. HcCsrty and gssaAssa, Henry
Cray, expect to return to Perry, Orc.
-, ssea.
Mn. w.. Npps, Who has bsea il
Grad Junction during tAs rssoat ILL.,
.sss e her daughter, Nrs. G. 4. Dssf-
isa. sstsr.ed to her hone In this city.
Nss. Lillian Brown sad ehildss.,
Ma II. v. Deariag anl Hr. s.a Afs.
L. G. oeosrville were satsstaissa as
~ Dssaasi ranch last Sasday. Al ~
psst . fiss time.
II. 80 Mrs. A. d. 0si4in spsat .
~ Aays tAis week visiting in The
Ossl City. .
NJ. u Nrs. A. Z. Stencil rstar1sA
| - ~ city, after sps.diss . few days
visiAise in Grsad J..stiss.
II. Oasass ChstttsA \ WI sssy
nsviae 70 tn, Dsihs rs>sh.
David Han n isihins . sAnss ~
A;s nav aptoupbilo.
Misses Anna aaA Katie AeKeov,
vsre visitors II tAls city during tn
week.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

fAs Fiate 1.nkly asvva - Dessefs
this week.
The county sssrt ssnt ". A. seafia
c. JoAnsoa, +. n. Hssaes 70 aQPsatss
tie KRIS raasA, wAisA they did Tues
day morning.
IA n. E. IaAiss assiFe - thank ~
public for its Hsssssags 1t tie supper
given Saturday svvaing.
Mr.. Hndgrea ssad several lsads OF
potatoes this week.
VIM. Lea spe,A several days At II"
mines last week.
Nv. Hutehsss Asld - interesting
,.sviee 1t tAs Rsse NArn Hfi1ay a4esf-
-. l,aae. Z ~ or b viltaaa
M c..aa - Alsav ns,sa :.
- Euas - ~ rAA osesa
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
oAmoNpn1

Mr., and N.s. 8. B. Mansfield and
F. E. Sweet notored to Glenwood
Springs Tuesday.
Mr., and Nm. e. H. Grubb started
Monday night for saa Franeiseo ard
ether Califoenia points and will be
away from home for several months.
The ladies' Aid Of the n. E. church
held . pleasase session in the church
Thursday sftsrssss-
Tss family Il n. l. Sweet are nov
i,s y 0ss.wssl spsia0s tAis week u
plees tAsis AsneAtsss IN ssAssa there
NJ. ~ lGsA 2. q CAi,as sPsss We'd
,ssaay h 1assUssA - . pleasure ~
|s..i.ss. t,ip .,e.AissA. .-.
Ma Rsssss JS0sss Il 49,. visited
WITH Asr passeAs ~ vssk.
Nm, MastAls b visiting WITH ~
bss&Asr, Hsssy Dsswi, ss oasdt4 sss'
vssk.
n nsabsls e ~ sssly s,sS ~
VIII Mn. Wa1sAav laae SaEssasy sat
upsst . asligAG11 0sstiag saA NJ
aaisty lsssA ssevsl
n. sa~ilies 4 1hsaas Geld s.1
Va. Max ~ 1osAay sse Oa,issssi'
vAss, tAsy s1tsss - lssass' - ssh'
tAsir hsoss = ~ SGss0. .*'.J
Or. rloA. irsafssa Atsa Dsavss y
IWsa,sslayt = - 0s1o4a.
~ nassiaO - .DaoanA 0suee est
Mis- Isabel 0ssgssy was snsssnss4 q
F.ssaay Asa NSFssai.s tssk P'as'
1, Denver q ~ bs0s Il IL besAs
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
oEDeoE WELL 4
s R0t AeADl
Ce.ti.ssl from Pass o.s)

per cent burning oil Large per ssnt
aee Of automobile lubrieating oil All
heavy lubricants. Containing - 1t
does such large PER centass Of pasaf
6ne, the oil eoassals At . tenPsra1ar,
sf 10 Asgssss Fshssnheit. II 10 de- {,
the fact that the oil contains - ooet
psra2i.e, and thst it eongsals - sasiIy
that it has been 20 difficult to hanADe.
water has . tsadssey to coassal H.
I'll, aAA - esas water wss fsaAA In
the sand with the oil It addsd e.se4sr
vsxing prob'sa In tie producing II ~
oil.
OtAer parties Nave plane under way
fer tAs Arilliag 4 ~ wells - Dsos
creek, aAsst . miles nsstA u Dseo(P,
and ths ssaiae ssnoss vim ~ -
Of aetivity in tAis iseality.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
2o0E1 0C

~ fisst q ~ week the OsleraAe
hs~ss ssosaaV sss1 - Oeanty frsAs-
sRss C. y. 6AitA . eAsek fer tAs first
haf II their taxss, hst tAe eAsek did
~ esassst wiGA ~ .stiee ss.G tAs.
~ NJ. saith Il The anssnt Il their
ts1es dss. fhs discrepancy amounted
- el.A7sS7 es ssasiy ea,O0O fer the
year 4 which tie company would de-
Psivs ocAssl DisGsiet No. l. A letter
Of sxpaaaetisa seesaPaaied the check
ssyi.g TIE esaqany lad fsx.l By ref
ereses - The nap II this county thst
their property vas in District Ne. 9
instesd Of No. I.
They sent ~ attorney here to .sst
the county eOnnis.ioneFs and ask for
N order abating their taxes for No. /
to the amount which they had deducted
from their check to Mr.. Smith. Super
intendent Underwood, who was en-
plsyed in the Gleauood schools in 1905.
during the construction of the shoshone
WVaAb, tC1C.&Chc0 toAt = Cu11kC S4e
made in the district boundaries at that
time upon the special request Of the
company officials, their holdings beirg
transferred by County Superintendent
Clark from No. 2 to No. l and that the
latter district for several months furn-
isAed school at 6hoshone for the bene-
fit Of the children in the camp.
County superintendent Westermsn
found the record of the transfer of ter
ritory aad also the amended map
showing the present boundary lines.
Mr.. Underwood and Mrs. WesternAn
appeared before the commissioners with
their docunents and had no trouble in
convincing the board that the company
officials had bsen deceived by the old
map showing the district ss it existed
many years ago.
As . result Of explanations School
District No. l will be nearly 5000 to
The good in the csurss Of . year.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
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~ OaR01sA IN aaA1sAa1 -
0As0s ~ . vo0aa's 1nG1110
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isAsA ssaAiag - acesanA q . ~
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an hAAAsD-Aa! I sa ssssy ~ ~
peor sailors tAat vsss drowns1.
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oss-it's ~ Dasssa0srs a. ssssy
Tor fhs eallofs are usol - h.
AWosa0o ona1e Yessa.
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hAgh heeof
VlllaOor-TAis = a inoeepeeaks1
NOvn.
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taa."
Moo. ut tie taxes are"
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

Nels Nelson of Avon, was . Gypsum
visitor Monday.
The high school play givea Wednss-
day evening vas . great success
W. Lea AID . number Of other men
attended court at Red CliR Wednesday.