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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-24
BOOSTING for Hoskins.

W c. Howard, formerly Of Milton,
but now principal Of schools at STAN
field was a visitor in Pendleton yes.
terday, Mr., Howard is boosting for
the appointment of J. c. HoslIins to
the vacant commissionership in this
county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-24
1915 Fords Arrive.

The latest fashions in Ford auto
mobiles have reached PendletOn.
This morning a carload of 1916 mod
els, runabouts, touring cars, taxi
cabs and 'limousines,' arrived for
rrombley X simpson, local agents,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-24

Henry W. Collins, who has rented
the o.-W. R. & n. warehouse in the
local yards, has taken out permit
to extend the roof over driveway.
The cost Of the extension will be ap-
proximately $500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-24
"Happy Canyon Meeting.

A meeting of the general "Happy
Canyon committee of the CONNER
Cial association has been called for
S:I5 this afternoon for the purpose
Of making further arrangements for
the 1915 show.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-24
Hosnltal Contractor Here.

Allen J. Olson of Missoula, Mont,
head Of the firm Of Olson & John
son, arrived this morning to inspect
the work on the wing of the Eastern
Oregon State Hospital for which his
company has the contract.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-24
Harvey Withers Ill.

Harvey Withers, local auto me.
ehanic, returned last night from his
vacation at the sptings and is suffer-
ing from an illness which the doctors
rear may develop into typhoid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-24
Died at His Home.

Died at His Home,
Through an error in headline writ
ing it was stated yesterday Harry c.
Hays had died at the hospital His
death occurred at his home in this
city
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-24

Recovering From Illness.
Rev, f. r. Clevenger Of the Bap-
tist church, who was prostrated by
heat sunday, is reported today to be
almost recovered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-24

there are some who will resent hla
acts throughout all the years to
come"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
SALES IN
WHITE OAKS
DISTRICT
Several Properties Transferred
Last Week to Richard
Wightman and Associates
Tungsten the Ore.

C%arrizozO, y. NJ, Nov. S.-A num-
Der Of mining properties have been
transferred at White oaks the past
week. an eastern corporation headed
by Richard Wightman becoming the
owners. Included In the deal are the
VIVA Cat Leasing company's mines,
the North aud south HOmCstakes,
also millsite and water rights owned
by the same company; the old Abe,
including It's various holdings, and
also the Wilson property, consisting
OF the Miners Cabin and silver cha
lOdes.
Attorney shannon Of FL Paso Is on
the ground and represents the new
owners and has put Edward queen
Ia charge OF the operations. Mt.
Queen was one OF the original stock
holders In the Wild Sat Leasing com
pany, and has a thorough dcquoint-
ancc with the mines of the camp.
II is understood that h new com
pany viii push the extraction of tung-
stem, which is claimed TO abound there
as the richest high grade body of that
mineral in The world Recently a caI
was shipped the car contained only
n tons and brought a little over si6.-
600. The existence OF his valuable
mineral In most OF tho mines at Whit,
oaks has awakened u new interest ir
ihv camp, and especially at this time
when a go per cent grade Is selling al
ti5 "a unit OF {2.2j per pound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
EXCESS LEvIES TO
Be PRObED BY
TAXPAYERS
Association Committeeman in
Every County Looking Into
Proposed Requests to Ex-
coed So Limit.

santa Fc. n. NJ, Nov. s.-As a re-
suit of the activity OF the Taxpayers
Association ~ New Mexico, through
the members Of lie county advisory
council. every request hat comes be-
fore the state tax commission at It's
special meeting here Thursday, for
permission to make levies which VIII
produce amounts In excess OF the linn
It's allowed by chapter - Of the sos-
sion laws Of 1915. the Bursdm tax
law. will be thoroughly investigated.
and In every case where valid reason
for tho proposed excess cannot be
shown the association Will urge the
tax commission to refuse the request.
In a letter Ia members of the adj
|visory council President n. J. Hager-
man last week pointed out hat with
Ia large number Of such requests be-
fore them for consideration In a brief
time Il might easily be possible Tor
the state tax commission TO pass aud
grant some that are unworthy unless
the Taxpayers in each county see 70
Il that all the facts concerning them
are placed before the commission. As
la result the county board members
have been ~aEcertaining the facts re-
garding proposed excess levies, and
full Information. Il h. expected, will
he placed In the hands OF Director A.
h. James OF the tax association, when
the consideration OF these requests be-
gins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
SERIOUS SHOOTING
BETWEEN SAN JUAN
COUNTY FARMERS

Pennington. N. 81. NuV. 81. W.
Dushcr haa several ballet wounds and
j. " Myuord is under &..pU bond FOR
tho grand Iur, as % result of % shoot
ing uuIay ON the ia Plata river ycs-
tordpN The men, who are %ncighhur-
ing FARMERS, were cuEug'd boo thrcsh-
ing whru they ongagcd in an argumcul
n''i i'o- htr. trucs-Monord in the t'c,
with 81 Huu cutting his face badly
M,Uord IIn Geo hI- house u secured
his rI,Iy and began shooting al Dush-
rr who was about 800 yards distant
lush,I'- shoulder bone W'4 shat
tered BE- finger wJs shot oft as D.,
reached for hI. own luu aud he rec
,ciF,d other flesh wounds loo the
arm % o. Barrett ana William spill
man went uu MDuurd'- bond.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
JOYCE SAYS REAL
DEVELOPMENT IS
BEGINNING
Pioneer Pecos Valley Business
Man Sees Fulfillment of
Destiny in the Livestock
Business.

Carlsbad. y. NJ. Nov. G.-"At no
time was the outlook In the southwest
brighter. said John a. Joyce, pros
ident of the First National bank and
Joycc-pruit company. today. Mr..
Joyce recently returned from an oN-
tended tour OF the west inc the Pa
Cific coast. II came 20 the Pccos
valley in the early DAYS and ! have
seen The marvellous advance Of the
valley and the great plains from an
opcn country 10 important producers
~ bread ana meat. the world staples
of commerce.
And yet" Mr. Joyce continued. "as
I see il, the rcal development is just
barely beginning u takes plenty Of
good livestock ON the farms 10 make
u country. and this Is especially
true in this section, with superior ca
mate and attendant production OF
feed. This entire country Is now APP
parcntly turning 20 this style of farm
ing. II Will bring prosperity a. much
of the feed that has been wasted IN
the past will bc used 90 produce beef.
mutton. pork and dairy and poultry
products, staples for which there ii
alvays e. ready market
Another thing hc continued
"that impr,sscs mo is the rapid
change tu better livestock and better
care of 10 all over tho southwest. II
o. really 90 rcadiustmont of the farm,
iuE and livestock industries ON o. NOR,
economic, and san, basis o mean.
quicker returns. too, i- under the new
conditions the iucrcls, i- ready foi
market carly pu the whole coudi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

been concealed or overlooked
The commissions report " strong
~ endorsed by the executive council.
which recommends that .he sonven-
ton urge the next 10 make
the report and hearings OF the com
mission public documents
BECAUSE the commission DID not
follow conventional lines and so pre-
scented facts and materials that are
usually carefully suppressed and not
available TO the masses OF the peo-
pie" the report continues. there was
initiated against the commission a
campaign for the purpose OF discred-
i.ing In advance the final report.
However. the labor movement a. we'll
as all citizens who have sympathy
and understanding OF the lives Of the
wage united in a determined
effort 20 defeat this campaign and 20
rnalte known their approval OF ;hC
policy OF the commission followed
In reviewing legislation by tho last
congress the report expresses the ex
! ecu.ive councils approval OF the sea-
mems bill. The law, Il says. will az
ford n large measure OF safety pro-
visions for the general public who
travel the high seas and. the report
adds, 1--WE feel confident In ASSERTING
that the passage OF this legislation
by the sixty third congress. was ons
OF It's distinctions"
Statistical reports were rca show.
ing the average membership for the
iAmerican Federation OF labor for the
year was i.st6,3 i7. a decrease OF ~
32f members. the FIRST decrease IN
total membership since 1905. Whtls
the average membership for the veal
shows a decrease OF 1897, 'he SEP
TENDER membership IL i99f.f1l,
decrease Of only . $3.50. a stead,
growth In membership Is predicted
To follow the readlustmcnt OF con
ditionsI affected by the European war
Expenditures for .he year 1915 were
t303. $685. and receipts S~27i.623.a'
as compared with s265,T372 q an.
S263, 1857 In 1914.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
HARD WINTER AHEAD
FOR H0B0ES IN THE
COAST STATES

Los Angeles. CAD. NOV SIT viii
Dee o long road for Weary Wi1ics In
southern california this winter UNI
lcss they are willing Co work
Scyou counties boz the lower end oi
the state acted together today la pre-
pairing for the annual invasion of
sons uf Rest who are not behind the
millionaire iu seeking the most gem
lal climate during tEo winter months.
Tho commissioners OF the seven
counties have determined that as
many urv roads are being built there
win Doe plenty of useful work for able.
bodied warrants. Rock piles ana sim
liar monuments have been established
ut convenient intervals and 1ll able.
uudicd men arrested for Nagrauoy will
Dee compelled Go serve their sentences
boo uorfcruug Tho various county good
roads Systems.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
Beef Tea Meat.

Remove all gristle and fat from moat
Intended for beef tea. Place these
trimmings in a pan with sufficient wa.
ter TO cover them, and add any vege.
table to hand cut up small. Allow to
simmer, then add the meat from the
beef tea. Simmer for four hours, then
strain through a hair sieve and pour
the liquid into a mold TO set When
cold IL will be a nourishing Jelly, suit.
able for invalids. The "~-atable used
must be quite fresh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
EVERYTHING READY
FOR IN
DEFINING NEXT WEEK

Santa Fc. IS. 81. Soy. bursting
1000 feet 300 air. 10 she'll viii release
e parachute bearing the stars and
stripes 1s tho Liberty Ben special ar
Iiyoa ,u Defining November lG. open
ing pn elaborate tWo-day celebration.
i|ucludIug e parade oi United states
troops. national guard, decorated
floats uud automobiles and school
children headed Dog Governor MELON
aid, machine gun nud other drills boy
The truups polo ana a baseball game
hctworu United States officers and
,~owpuu,hcts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

We want 20 correct the report that
has been circulated around that we
had sold our garage az A00-fas North
Fourth street. We have only rented
the machinery and shop part. We
have added a downtown supply house
at 52i West Central and will carry
AT both places "a complete line Of tires.
tubes. auto supplies, gas and oil. n
viii continue charging batteries. n
will start up Dur oxygen weiding plant
at once. VIII be pleased 90 see al
OF cur old customers az either place.
and win guarantee that you viii re-
cciye a square deal always
DODsONS AUTO SUPPLY co.
r. l.. DODsON. Proprietor,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
Hnotoh Broth.

Three pounds neck mutton. two Ia
blespooHfuls pearl barley. two table,
spoonfuls minced onion, two table.
spoonmls minced turnip. two table
sponfuls minced carrot. two table
~spoonfuls minced celery. two table
spoonfuls salt, one teaspoonful pepper,
one tablespoonful minced parsley,
three quarts cold water. Remove
bones and fat from mutton, cut meat
small and place with vegetables and
seasoning. except parsley Simmer
three hours after coming TO a boil
then thicken with -four and add pars
ley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
MANUEL c. DE c
PROMINENT LAS VEGAN,
PASSES AWAY TODAY

East Las Vegas. y. NJ Nov s.
Manuel c. de Baca, superintendent Of
public education In Sew Mexico in
territorial DAYS. and a brother Of
Esiquel G. de Baca, lieutenant govern
or, died today at hit home here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
Paint Elnwnr pn,a

Instead Of buying expensive iardi'
nieres for o n plants. paint the or
binary flower pots and saucers with
color scheme Of the Don Have pots
painted q soft leaf green. or Chinese
blues are very quaint and decorative
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
New Mexico News Notes :

The New Mexico Baptist convention
held q very successful fourth annual
convention In Tucumcnri last week.
Kcv. Milton Rcccc OF Tucumcari was
reelected president and A. " Hook
ouhuli Of CLOVIS ana Rev. Herbert
Haywood of Fort Sumner w\e elect
cd vice presidents.
Bennett and Conner Of silver city.
arriving a Murmon car. won money
amounting TO $1,000 In the dig iO5-
mile automobile road race at Tucson
saturday. making the trim in i.b3:2t,
bailey and Lambert. also 81 silver
city were second In u Niclc.
The Santa Rosa Mill and Feed COM
pauy has purchased q large capacity
modern feed min which Is now being
Installed at santa Rosa and which
Guadalupe county.
Thut.. cans of eastern brook trout
were placed iu strcam In IA. Cimar-
ron district u In Sugarite canyon.
'uiiaN county, last week hy the santa
Fee railroad. which is taking Ia active
Interest In stocking streams Ia the
state which are tributary to ITS lines.
Plans are under way Tor the rcur-
guui1atiun of the Micssc Development
company at pcming, operatins nl
which were suspended as "A result al
the death OF g. r.. Miessc of Chicago,
the promoter Chicago men are behind
the reorganization plans.
J. D. letters. manager OF the telc-
. phone company at Maxwell, ColfaN
county, tx promoting an electric light
ma power plant Tor that town.
George NJ Amcs OF near Roy, Mora
county. paid SlGQ0 for q farm near
Roy last winter. This season he sod
enough beans from the place ia NOR,
than pay the purchase price.
Nandals have seriously iutcrfcrct
with the drilling or test wells for wa,
ter ON state lands IN northeastern
Torrance county. Pieces of piping
iron bars aud other Constructions hay,
been thrown into the drill holes. TIL,
drillcrs believe men who fear disturb.
uncc for the free range are respon.
siblc. An Investigation is under way
Barnes ana Rankin. pioneer hard
ware and furniture dealers of Tucum
carl. have sold their business an,
stock Ia tho GoldonncrE company, enI
Of the largest mercantile establish
mcnts in eastern New Mexico Tn
Goldcubcrg Interests viii build "a ncy
j building To accommodate their bust
ness.
Tucumcari public schools have al
] enrolment of 500. the record for tn
town. or these ms are iu the hig.
school
' q. " Thompson of MIuhitu Fail
Texas, a Rock Island trainman. wa
run oven u Killed by u train lu IA
TuDumCuri yards last week.
DT g. W. Noble Of the 1upumcUt
hospital has been appointed distri,
surgeon for the Rock island railroa
90 northeastern New Mexico.
The Roswell newspapers rrlort aI
\ pI" shipments at an end TOR this sen
SON cave for small lots, \ total e
500 cars have been shipped from N
district
The Trinidad chamber of CONNER,
\ has offered q STANDING reward uf s.
for oNcrN conviction of persons Il,
facing road sign ON the santa Fo ira
highway.
Tho Doua Ana county ,air wuut
M lts finances this year with ID pa
auoo ut SaNat6 in the treasury AT,
paying ali Obligations.
out of 90 indictments returned
district court at C~lrrizozo. Lluru
county. last week. thirty were again
parents for failure to send their en-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
Annual Report of Executive
Council Presented at San
Francisco Today Compli-
ments Unions on Outcome.
FEATURES OPENING OF
35TH CONVENTION
Efforts to Use Organized Labor
in Many Ways Against It's
Own Interests All Have
Been Defeated.
tBy Evening Herald Lsaaed wireI

that the American Federation OF La
Dor IN general De a pnft OF soclcSy
In working out the political a social
problemso Z the Democratic FORM oi
government was voiced today Dy
Samuel Gompers at the opening Hes-
sion OF the thirty-titth annual con-
Nention OF the federation.
Better We make the mistakes OF
democracy than that we have a form
OF government OF which we are denied
the right 10 rug Tor our Ideals.
lettering To the La Toilette sea-
mems bii' President bonpeis saiui
We are Tor safety at sea az well as
IN she mines
-
a FRANCISCO. cal, Nov. S.-Pre-
sentstion OF the annual report OF ne
COUNCIL featured the open
ing day of the thirty-hfth annual con-
Vention OF the American Federation
OF labor which opened here today FOR
a " weeks session. President sam
uel SoWpers presented the report
which pronounced the year past the
most momentous IN Tho history OF
organized labor ana one OF ~eNtraordi-
nary stress Tor he labor movement
testing as Il a It's very existence.
The Is not a country. ana here
IN scarcely a relation In the common
~ I" -
does not show some effect OF h ter
rible war tina. In being waged IN
Europe. From our present viewpoint
these ehco's aic primarily uest'"N.'s
Whatever OF constructive value shall
come %. ol 7" Sn' WI uePenu "po"
the WISDOM, ne ubiiltN anu tue
sia'esihahship vi the Ie"i s'"'es"lon
OF the hotlohs' nut ~ P'eso"' w
see customs 'nS'l-ut.u'S' auu y
hllonshlp th"t are 'he Iesu'' :, yo"
OF s'russie ana peiSis'oh' e"or' y
70 reelise lue"s' s"ept away os '"e
krc't 'tu' 20 49,"
me clash OF arms, me sinoNe
p~as,Ieheia' ana IN 'he ''f'o's VI "''a'
warfare.
- arganivoa tabor ana America,
uPV" .a-ar
customs ana i"s'i.u'onS ,n' ,o'VI'
Ssu.ar"n, Tnrnnoan ma.
leres's VI "cHlnl N",uP."" -,
urp,, Nmar,ca, ~i,dnstrios
pursuit VI N.h''''"n
1. -. go ha.n
~ NV TD1npI,.G. - tn,,rost'
-, LII, nnnontrai Tbess
lh't w. e ,artam. ,arms.
m - 49, tne.aco he nnIt,
SUN ii aayornue,t,
N'os " y a,h.r,
~ mon nnhIie onln.
NV - IT,, - gn,ght a.
. ."n anu -. 90 onr Iaho,
10 uHo ,,r,sar Inc interest M
t.ratnn .ann,ry
7 sI ,.h',a n-as n,,d the yorst,,
! hsn - ,hron.. who,c mai
n'n w 49,, ~ ,hsso MAN,
I tl, "a 80 moyem.p3
Z ~ s,,n.
= nv .T. acar,. 10 ,so the worldn,
-. eo,,,r, hnvc heo, ~,
70 W'h - Jul g.. Z.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
To prevent Gas Stove sweaunu.

II YOU are careful to leave the door
II your gas range open after using. Il
all allow the heat 10 escape aud pre-
rent the sweating Of the metal. which
0Cds 20 rust
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
G. H. WHEELER TIES
RIFLE N RECORD

G. III. Wheeler equalled the Alhu-
querque Rifle club range record yes
teFdav with u score Of s2o cut % a
possible $50. lie qualified as expert.
Yesterdays hsores;
Expert rinemen-G II. Wheeler.
20; ]. H. Barrier. 217.
ShRrpshooter-F. Clayton. 2i0.
Marksmcn-A. DeRenbach. fss: ].
). Dean, 1877: A. G. Bnickn. fs2
First class mn-C. l.. Milton. 1854,
r. j. Baser. 146; Severn. 100.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08
1000 ERRORS
IN ACCOUNTS Of
CURRY COUNTY
Expert Accountant Works
Seven Months on Tangled
County Records With Re-
markable Results.

Clovis, y. NJ, Nov. S.-Export Ac-I
c%ountant Marion A. walker. who was
hired by the county commissioners Tor
the purpose Of making a thorough
audit Of the records, on the Goth OF
October completed his task, iindins
over 1000 errors In the records.
which have been listed and now await
"A correction by the district court. The
audit occupied seven months and NJ
teen days. the work beginning on
the 18th day Of April. Mr.. Walker
has thoroughly formulated his report,
which gives a concise explanation OF
the condition Of the county records
and the way they have been kept
Hundreds OF the error which were
found" says Mr.. Walker. were those
occurring through "a lack OF system OF
checking back; In other words meth
DDS which make It possible TO catch
chance mistakes
drcn to school. Several we're fined by
Judge Medlcr.
The Magdalena Rifle association
will celebrate THANKSGIVING day with
q big turkey shoot
Or. W. g. Vaudeville has offered
10 furnish ten pure-blood pigs ~ a
start for "a Dona Ana county boys PTS
club Tor the coming year. Supcrin-
tendent ". r conway of the club dc
partmeut OF state College is urganiy
ms the club.
Joe Mirkovich. a miner, D. in he
hospital al Gardner. ColfaX county
In a critical condition as q result Of a
guushot wound inflicted by Pete Kali
oyich and John Balzich, fellow min
crs. The shooting followed a heated
discussion Of The European war The
others allcgc Mirkoyich was he ag-
g%rossOr
The Masonic lodge OF Clovis has
purchased the building which il has
used as iodgc rooms for several years
from n. \. ]Lamborsou ~ Oklahoma
city and viii make extensive improve
mcuts
= J. Eoykip ana associates have
purchased tho cuutruihug interest loo
the First Nationul bank at Clovis.
from = A. Jones, who will retire from
the bank.
During the five years since Ii was
established the cuuucry at Lakewood
has shipped log cars OF tomatoes. \
little more than hulf THIS total was
shipped during the canning season
just closed,
Tho Porttlcs-Clovis state highway
has been completed from Poitaics a.
the Curry county line aud work ON the
Coiyis end les we'll under way.
u Is estimated that 40 ears ol
brpomCoru viii be marketed at por'
tales this season, with a value of ap.
proXimatCly 100000.
\ proposition To- lease an stat,
lands FOR oil and gas rights. made D.,
the New Mexico Petroleum and Ca,
Development company, has been ~.
fused by Land Commissioner II. Il
EINicn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

Your patronage n asked ON q basis
OF good service, highest quality stock
and the lowest prices u h possible 20
make. Men tell us wc have the beat
arranged feed store for the quick
economical handling og hay, grain
and feed they have cver seen.
These facts mean good services, Inv
prizes an real quality. Another fact
we pay no high Fcnts. Ifundredr
car loads storage capacity all In a
own buildings.
Milo Maize. wiioic grain, 100 thso $40
s0O-pound lots .......... .sf.f5
f.OO0-pound lots ......... .sf.f0
Milo Maize ground per 100 HIS. $3.50
5OO-pound lots ........... sf,2S
f,OOO-pound lots .......... .tf.ro
IL you live out Of town send us the
money with your order AZ you win
be more than pleased AZ the good
quality of the grain aud tho quick
service.
". w. FEE
sf2-2if-2t0 West Lead Avenue.
8fO-0f2.Gii West Coal Avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

out OF 20 indictments returned in
district court at C1rrizozo, Lincoln
county. last week. thirty were against
parents for failure to send their chill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

The pona Ana county ,air wound
up lts finances this year with 10 bal
auoc Ut saNat6 iu the treasury after
paying ali |obugations
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

The Trinidad chamber of commerce
has offered % standing reward OF So
for every conviction of persons de.
facing road signs on the Santa Fo trail
highway.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-08

The Roswell newspapers re nort APP
pI" shipments at an end FOR this sea-
SON cave for small lots. \ total OF
500 cars have been shipped from the
district