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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
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Jennings, La April Il, 1915
c,rdday School workers of jeff
Davis Parish e.,.., co,uou.
!, a'S shreveport last week some facts
"" va IN the work in our parish
ssronObt out which may be new
u IF our workers and surely will
| SIntsrsst to all. - MI. ...,..,,,
~ names from jeff. Davis appear
:, :. tba main program and two on
~ .oDfsrsnces. As she was unable to
| ..5 Miss Alta Ritter sent her
~ aPssults of Every District Be-
osDrssented in Parish Convention"
!, vas received with frequent and
!, .DDlause. Perhaps it is not out
Duce to add that JEFFERSON Davis
!, some time, been counted the
| !, arqsni1ed parish in the state with
.os,ible exception of OrleanS.Jef-
BOn H. nh :. .
vi INIT have one in about rs per
td the schools. Can we not reach
:, cent before another convention.
\, alone received the ribbon award
m,uy parish having graded lessons
| 1pr cent OF its schools
! mite Of the distance, jeff. Davis
suresented by thirteen delegates.
!, we're disappointed when We did
,sesve a pennant for having our
| ,Ios paid in full before January list,
!, 20 we're not entitled to it because
I ~ W
| !, tTo schools failed TO pay their
dqss to the parish before January
We hope to be in line for a pen.
nj next year. Think, only two par.
bs pledged more than we did for
Er. Our pledge is SITS, and more
We can raise it, and Sis of this
uunt was paid at the time the pledge
| as made.
trusting the coming year will see US
orqeYen better work in this parish,
enail.
Yours in the Masters service,
MERCY F. ELLIS,
Parish SeC'y..TreaS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
Easter Cantata.

A sacred Cantata entitled The First
Easter" Text by Edith TiIlotSon,
music by Ira Wilson, will be given
Monday, April oath, at the Congre.
gatiOnal church, Jennings, at Sis p. m.
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid,
by a chorus of ten people solo parts
by Misses Irene ZigIer and Bessie
Browning, MeSsrS. Earl Miller and
Sidney Johnson, directed and accom-
panied by Miss Jessie L. Clayton.
The proceeds will be used for repair
ing and tuning the pipe organ.
Admission. q cents.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
NUMBER 46
Ethel M. Ling

Whereas the Almighty Father in his
wisdom has taken away from us on
APP. il II, 1916 Ethel NJ. Ling at the age
OF tWenty.nine years, now, therefore,
be it resolved by the members of the
faculty of the Welsh High School,
Welsh. La;
!. Than we recognize in her a faith.
ful worker, punCtual and loyal mem.
Der. and splendid teacher, loved by
her co.W0rkerS as well as by her pupils.
2. That in her character she posses
ed all the noble qualities that make up
for true WOmanhOOd.
3. That she had splendid ConCep.
ton of genuine brotherhood, easily ad.
juSting herself to the people of the
community, ever forming new friend.
ships to her already lengthy list, and
with her radiant and sunny disposition.
made her one OF the most popular mem.
berS OF our faculty.
4. That in her death we deeply miss
a loyal and splendid faculty member,
true and noble friend.
S. That We extend to her brothers
our heartfelt sympathy in this their
hour of gloom and SORROW in the loss
of devoted sister,
b. That copy of these resolutions
be sent to her three brothers, to the
Hebron News" Hebron, Ind. and to
the Rice Belt Journal, " Welsh. La.
l.. r. AyleSWorth
A. S. h. TrHppey,
lone Robinson,
r. |. Harlin,
Lucille Anderson,
Katheryn Duncan.
Winona Warmoth,
Elsie Reeve,
Ruth McLeeS,
Marguerite Wetzel,
Jenne E. Wise.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
Richard Decker.

Richard Decker aged e. years. a
former emplOye of the Houston Belt &
Terminal Railway of Houston, Tex,
and former resident of Welsh, died
early Thursday afternoon, Apr. 13 at
his home 1909 Chenever st., Houston.
He is survived by his widow and two
daughters, one of whom lives in New
York and one in Houston. Funeral
services were held at the Church of
the AnnunciatiOn, where Rev. Father
Walsh OBLIGATED, and interment was
made in Holy Cross Cemetery.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21

Hons. L. Lazaro, congressman from
this district, L. Austin Fontenot OF
OpelouSaS, and T. Sambola Jones of
Baton Rouge were in Welsh Friday
night of last week and spoke in the
interest of Col. X. e. Pleasant and
straight democracy.
Prof. W, P. Annette, Parish Superin-
tendent of Education, was IN Welsh
Monday on business.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
Notice of Administration.

State of Louisiana, Fifteenth Judicial
District Court Parish of Jefferson
Davis Probate Docket No. PSI.
Succession Eva Ardoin, Deceased
Whereas, Drozin Ardoin has petition.
ed the Court for letters of adminiStra-
ton on the estate of the late Eva Ar.
dom, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all to whom
it may concern, to show cause, within
ten days, why the prayer of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
Witness the HonorableS Winston
Overton and AM. Barbe, Judges of SAID
Court, this fourth day of April 1916.
I.P. PRICE, Clerk of Court.
PLAUCHE & MAYEUX,
Attorneys 443t
18th judicial District Court of LouiSi
ana, Parish of Jefferson Davis.
Succession of, No. Eva Atdoin.
Whereas, Drozin Ardoin, has petition
ed the Court for letters of adminiStra-
ton on the estate of the late Eva Ar.
doin, deceased, inteState:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all
whom it may concern, to show cause
within ten days, why the prayer of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
DROZIN ARDOIN.
I.R. PRICE,
Clerk of Court.
PLAUCHE & MAYEUX,
Attorneys.
April..7, 1916. H-St
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
Church Notice.

TNgs will be a slight change in the
Jg Of services to take place in the
slhdlC Church Of Welsh on Easter
aBjay, April 23rd. The first Mass for
M viii be at 800 o'clock aS announced
"a the second Mass, announced for
b 6ClOCl, will begin only at 1000
|loekam.
J.P. FERRET, Rector.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
WHAT OTHERS SAY

You NAY ship us IS eases BLACKMAG'e
INDICATED SALT BRICK. We find all
farmers we'll pleased with It. We hsse han.
died these goods for several years and coz
slider It q very superior plan for giving
medicine and salt 70 stock over The old
Srethod Of stock powders or medicated salt
used In feed boxes. CROWDER & RAND.
RslelH5. n. c., Feb 4. 1914.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
Ethel M. Ling.

Whereas, on April II, 1915. it has
pleased our Heavenly Father to re.
move by sudden death, at the age OF
twenty-nine years, Ethel NJ. Ling; now
therefore be it resolved by the mem
bers of the Philathea Class of the
Presbyterian Sunday School, Welsh,
La;
|, That we shall surely miss the
familiar face of Miss Ling whose
place was seldom vacant either at the
class meetings or DIT the Sunday School
services.
2. That we bear her record that she
was willing and loyal to serve her
Lord, and we commend her example to
others.
3. That we express to her broth
erS our tendereSt sympathy, and bear
them in the arms of our faith to the
Great Physician who is able to bind uE
their broken hearts.
4. That a copy of these resolution.
be spread on our class book, a COPY
sent to the Hebron News" Hebron
Ind, for publication, a copy each Il
her three brothers and a copy publish.
ed in the Rice Belt Journal" Welsl
La.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS;
Mrs. Anna Prentice, Chairman
Mrs. Cora Lou Martin.
Miss Ruth MCLeeS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
Card of Thanks

We take this method of thanking
our kind neighborS and friends for the
willing assistance and sympathy gwen
during the sickness and death OF our
cousin, Miss Ethel Ling.
Mr.. and MRS. |. K. AYLESWORTH.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21

K. NJ. Gray, travelling representative
FOR the Chevrolet Motor Co., left Tues
day for RuSton in the interest of his
company.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21

For Rent -Four room house, east OF
ghOne place. -ChaS. A. LantZ.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
NNS'Aa
L. E. ROBINSON, Clerk.

LOST-About Feb. 1St. one small
two-year.old Jersey heifer; light red
brand hip Me and on loinS Xxx. Liberal
reward for information leading to re-
Covery. Phone r. NJ. Gray. 46tf
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21

DR.. L. c. Lewis OF Lake Charles came
over to Welsh Tuesday on business.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
PRONUNCIATION OF
ELECTION RETURNS
State of Louisiana,
Parish OF Jefferson Davis.

IdTISH Vi Jefferson DAVIS.
BE 1T REMEMBERED, That we, the
undersigned Board of Supervisors OF
Election Of the Parrish of Jefferson
Davis, did this day repair to the Court
House of Said Parish, for the purpose
OF compiling the returns sent III by the
Commissioners Of Election at the sever.
al polling places in said Parish, of an
election held therein on the 18th day of
April, 1916, for state and ParOChial OF.
dcerS, agreeably to the laws of this
State and in pursuance of a procIama
ton OF His EXCellenCy, Luther Egbert
Hall, Governor of the State of LOuiSi-
ana OF date, the 18th day of March, 1915,
and Of the Board of Supervisors of
Election. and then and there having ar.
rived we proceeded in the presence
Of <. L. Rhodes, J. H. Martin, and P.
E. LOuviere, witnesses known and
hereuntO required. and qualified cleo
tors of this Parish. and as many others
who have chosen 10 attend, to compile
said returns, and have aSCertained from
said compilation that the vOtOS cast in
the several polling places in this
Parish at said election for State and
ParoChal Officers are as follows, to-
wit.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21

And having made public proclama-
ton of the above results we have
closed this present process verbal Of
ComLilation OF votes, which is made in
tripncate, as required by law.
Parish of Jefferson Davis, this 26th.
day OF April, 1915.
VIM. r. TIETJE, Pres.
Pr FONTENOT, Mem.
I.R. PRICE, Mem.
Board of Supervisors of Election for
the Parish OF Jefferson Davis.
Witnesses:
J.H. MARTIN.
Pc. LOUVIERE.
f. L. RHODES.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
the undersigned authority, this goth.
day of April, 1916.
CHAS. S. MILLER,
tSeaD Notary Public.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21

Further uOtiCe is hereby given that
at the hour OF o'clock a. m. OH the
LIST day June A. d. 1916 the Police Jury
of the parish of Jefferson Davis, State
OF Louisiana, will meet in open session
in their Office in the Court House OF the
Parish of Jefferson Davis, city of Jen-
ningS, State of Louisiana, and will then
and there open the ballot boxes, ex.
anime and count the ballots in number
and amount, and canvas the returns,
and declare the result of said election.
Issued by me officially at Jennings,
Louisiana, on this the 10th DAY of April,
1916.
JOHN H. COOPER,
President of Police Jury.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-24
AlRIIOS
la responsabiIidad de Ia guerra

dad para infnrmar que este goh'er-
no no ~I!,,ar:i c0mo ubjrtO In inter-
lcnci0n IN los ;iSuntOS de MeNic"'
Sino n hcfrn>a de-! lrrritorio al"'-
ricano dc las inyaSionFS de banaolr-
r0S. Y Ia protection de los ri'iua"''-
nos amcricannS Y SuS propifh'tafS
:, Ia largo de- Ia f"0nirrA, dr los III
trair~ cnmrtidaS por dlciloS b;lii'i-
dos. que infr>lan r>a region. q! III
prevention. pnr medic d. las AFIh'N'
contra rS,iS m~rrUdrahurcS ' to\lRA
~. GOR;TRN0 OLE ESTA ALl-N-
T,NDO ! LOS BtNDDLERGS IN
SIS NCri.IDiNES iI0STiLES. In
una paiahra. los t.>lad"S nIdo> SIM
plrmrnir "mprrndrrian una guerra
! international sin CIrG prGp0Silo que
I. t.. pon@r fin Il las conferences que
. amFnaIlm nurSirl pAI ntcIoi'ai !
la >cgu.idad dr. nurStro> c"nr'''h'l-
3 dann>.
im!l#> d~rclaraci0nrS p0ncn cn rih-
30 10 ~iyuirntr: III goi'irrno de- ihr-
H. un t:s>ra p"GtGc:r ri c0nllirlo.
urIxi r,ia fiimrMcntr r">iifI;o Il re-
ci,IIar t0d.i nll>i0ii armada que So
Iupa S,br.. Mr>iro. NJ ohrhr en- III
rcrinl u;Ir Ia prrlirnr. "a lItr*i Glii-
uaiu pnr II d"brr que IT, c\ijr lIlrrr
rr>Lrtar IL S0hcran!a FRACTIONAL. ""
GrS?n In GUERRA. prrn ira Il ella 81 rs
urcreariG para defender TN drrrcl0.
Nn prov 0ca: ' Si ~ Vr ohllgh,io Il alta
car. ~ ,laqu" drhrr:t ronSidrr;Ir>r
sU!anruiy come una drfrnN:t DE- los
irrrrhU> qui. Il. asi>trn como repre-
>]rnlnnlr Il" nm pueblo Mul0nomo.
II gGhirrnO americana NoSlicn"
GiI, la ~nrr~rMria dc la cNprdici0n del
GENERAL prrShinG riI iftNicn, hchr>r
Il la nrrrSitiad que lirnc dr rroirgrr
las ,ida~ ' prupicdadc> de- >tlS con-
~nariunaIrS y 10 largo de la Ironlrra.
y urrNrnir las iHcurSi0nrS dr bandT-
lrrn> a ir%rri:Orio dc los E.S;adOS tni-
DIES. Ira Il la GUERRA con NrNIro, con
TT inico pr0p0SilO de- comhitir 4 los
lamdnlrr0S que mcrudran cn la
frnnlrra Y al gnbicrm0 CUR alicnta Y.
iNltha Il rS!GS Ell SITS hoSliiididcS.
Hlja rnfrndrr que no - Sill PROPOSE
lu rOnuui>iar trrritoriu dc NrNiC0
nj u!trajar la SOhrrania ii" aqucl pals.
sine Simpirmrntr ct de- fGEcr lin 4
las rUndirionrS que anIcnaIan la pa.
nacinnal y Ia Segu"idad DE- los ciu-
cadlmUS de- los Estates | nido>.
Scntaia~ las dr~cIaracionrS oficia-
les Snb"c lbs p~rGpnSita> que guim
Il amhu> guhirrn0S, uurda Il los re-
prr>gnlAntt> de- los paiNr> latinU-amr
! rir.nOS tt ~r>tudiariaS sacramento V
dai SI falIn. Les gObicrnnS dc Nt>i-
do Nt respectful p0Sici0n y dcScar-
| gGdu la rrSpOn>abilidadrS del con-
fiictn que 50 anuncia. Ell In fOrma
! Que qurda r>tipuIada. imb0> han
. traI:dn DE- jmSlificar Su II DE-
prGrrdrr y r>pcfan 81 iai!o d. Ia Opt
/ ti0n de- Latino America.
! RbjLETtBiLLE..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-24

Los %GnhirrnOS de MryicO Y los Is
tadG> Unid0S, Il pcSar de- los grantees
nrrparaliyOS miEitarr> que Vicn"n
rral:lafd0 drStr que la Silliacl0n III
%irrnari0nal TONIC I'm cariz grave o
molivo de- la OLA del gohirrn" de
faciO. SiGucn hacienda rSfurrIoS pa
RI e,itar que rSlalic la guerra.
Niuuun0 de- ambOS gOlIicrnoS que
RI. rargar con Ia rc>pnn>hbiiidad dfi
trcm"ndu cGnfiicto que parr"r lmrII-
table: Y g. ali que M ~ pirrilam rs
nwrx0S para elitar uia rripinra DE-
inStiiidadr>.
Prr0. i 81 pirIrSa lin pGc". - c"r
lea la cucn!a Dc que. ma nhSli'it| iaN
rritrralaS irciarariun"> de- que r\I>-
e. a. tIrSru de- no rrciUrrir 4 la II. T.
II. Gr las para Arrrg!ir i:t> AZ
ficuIItaIr> que cada diH u mayo
res. NADIA hay que indiUuc ri.i"aHirn-
a. uIt est. desire rs SinccrO que rNta
in>pirailo Ell Ct prGp@>itn iirnr dc
rr>prlar 81 drr"cho hjrmn. IL rNpi-
ril,I de- 1t trngrdia TI0ta I'll ii aitihIr:i
IT, ' solo -. hah!a de- IT. :. In guerra.
Los guhicrnO> miSm0N. lraN del AlEl-
rrmir hurn ]proEG>ilo Cr Racer ii>o di'
la diplomacia para l.rgar Il TN I'll
irudimi"utU >#i.i>fart"r;n para AIM
has rartr>. y drtrnrr la r"iiiA%":"n
del rnmrlirlu aug amrl:Ia "stai!ri',
ubran TN f0rma lal que dria com
prrmdrr QUE Ia guerra ;" c"n>!nrF:'
inevitable , que r>ta NrIhri tn rriali
10 81 l@rminrn las rrrrarhcl"nr> dr.
, opinion \ de- iu"rIa> ariiahaN.
\ tan 81 haIIa Va p2nrirada In idea
de- que Ia GUERRA no pudri cNitar>r,
uur los gUbirrnn> dr NrNicG y los Is
taln> lnidu> iIa:I ct':tlriIIadu una
rampana lrmdrnlr Il ganirNr /" ~inI-
uHiia ht. los dennis pai>"~ de- Amrr!-
r:.. ri u0hirrnu de- Nir\icn iEa dr>c;ir-
uado la rr>pun>ahilidah de an ron
Glirto armadu >0hrr Fl dr los i.>ia-
dos Inidu>. ' este. Il >t \"f. IN tra-
;ltlG de- iu>!;iicar >u mancra hr pro
%rttirr. Isl como los pa>n> que de TN
la future.
II irfr Diet gniiFrnu de- N"\ic". la
( dic!ln i los pni>c> latimn-an!"rirann>:
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-24

ncmcuto que he do adminisIrar jus
tiria sin fenrr IN runnia a las per-
snnaS If han de scr 0hirtn de ella Y
resrrfandn por i2ual 81 inrecho de-
- nGhrrS lua a .ir los rir0S y CUE
rump.ir; fi.l . iInparria!m"ntn 20
hos inS dchrrrS que me- r~nrrHSp0n-
dan como ma"iStrad0 de- Tribunal
Supreme de los EStadoS TnidoS de
Ia mrior manrra que mi llah!IIdad Y
mis- ronOriminniOs me IN prrmia'l.'
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monia :, inviII Il Mr.. RrandrIS a
nruplr 81 plI"SiO IN ri "Stratt0. Y
rmprrndin In marrha hacia -. Al pa
! Sar anlr !nS magistrates fu" Sa'Ida-
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r""~ponIia. 81 ma@islrada mas in
mrIiat0. piincy. L. cXinndi1 Ia dies
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F..
C.I'RIOSIDADES

Fl pueblo Ilamado Pisek. en- Bo-
hernia. r< quizi 81 rinic" del mundo
,innIr no hay p'rro>. purS Il c"nS"-
rrlrnria he una mucrtc por Ia HI
drofobia, las aut"ridaic> ordrnar"n
,II. So mataran tndos los pcrros de
Ia poblaridn Y que, Ell adelante no
=. pcrmitirra Ia rntrada Il nlngunO.
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Gouraud's
.lTrtH
OrientalCrearn

imparle esa encantadoFa.s
apariencia q lapel. Las da"nas .
elegantes entodas las partes del .
mundola han usado por ce-s
de setenta y cinco amos y IA
han declarado COMO supre!.ia
para preservar y hennoscar 81
CUTS. Is sanativa y refrescan~
te. No contiene gr.sa, y 81.
ap!iccci0n no Sc nota. Conl>
p.ese unfrasco hoymisno.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Slti' ui ttN .'NI''.
State Corporation Commission Of
Sew Mexico.
CERTIFICATE oF COMPARISON
United States of America,
state OF Sew McAiCu-s 81.
II BE- hereby certified. that The an
ncSed is "a ian. true and complete
transcript Of the Amendment to Ger
tncatc OF Incorporation of
THE AMERICAS TRUST AID
SAVINGS BANK
Increasing Capital StocH, sc ESQ
S6isI
with the endorsements thereon. as
same appears un ne and of record IN
tho office OF The state Corporation
Comm .ssiuu.
In testimony whereof, the state
Corporation Commission Of the stat"
OF New Mexico has caused this ce:-
tincltc to DO signed by is Chairman
and ihc seal of aid Commission. to DE
affixed az the city of santa re on this
goth ii, Of september y u. 1916.
ISrall a =. GROVES,
Attest Chairman,
EDWIN + CONRD. clerk
AMENDMENT TO THE ARTICLES
or INCORPORATION OF THE
AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK
We The undersigned president ana
cashier Of The American Trust and
savings Bank. a corporation duly or
gap.zcd under the laws OF the State
OF Sew Mexico and having its office
and principal place of business ~ the
city cot Albuquerque BcrnallllO county,
Sew MEXICO. d. hereby certify hat at
= meeting uf the stockholders Of said
corporation held az th' office II the
company oG the ->th day OF JUly,
1915. Tor the purpose of voting on the
tulluVsr resolution pursuant 90 tho
resolution % tho Board of Directors
adopted June 80. lHlG. iud OF which
said mco'.ur Hu Of the s~tockholdcrs
had due personal notice and attended
900 person. tho following resolution
Nls unanimously adopted
Resolved that Article III Of
the Articles ~ Incorporation 81
this company uc amended $50 as 10
read " folioNs
The amount OF the capital stock
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WANTED--Tvo or three rooms for
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FROM FOREST
FIRES UNUSUALLY
LIGHT THIS YEAR
Season Is Almost Over and the
Record Made Is a Good One
High Winds and Dry Weather
Necessitate Use Of Vigilance.

Tho ropot which ~ ucen sent m
To- district headquarters II the forest
service for Arizona n New Mexico
indicate that the forest fine season u.s.
practically closed for this year ~ the
two states. In ordinary seasons 'rtIc
t. but little danger Of Dad furcs, fires
tn the fan of the year. with IN" cN-
,cptiun ~ Ia. extreme northern for
csts ~ Sew Mexico.
The record of having cNtinguishcd
so fires successfully. with the keep
ing Of Jt3 or these. or oyor 90 per
cent. TO less than a quarter uf an acre
n size indicates the effect, oness Nitu
which thu forcs, tifcm.n worked
The total area covered by fire was q
tTlflc over 80, UOu acres. ~ IA av"iag"
oi less than so acres per FIRE
:. Coconiuo forest near Flagstaff.
Arizona. had lNt fires. or about one
,hird ~ the total COR tins service DIS
tri,t However. the ;o;al area burned
hy thc~" irest amounted t. only 80
acres.
Tho other fifteen forests had mum o
tiers 90 fires runuing from 80 down to
, Nhlh was tho number reported from
thc 'nirirahua ln -outhc1 tern Ar
yuua
Ia CONSIDERING tho lufaNuraulc SEQ
SON which was marked Dog frequent
winds Of Unsugll velocity aud q Ions
period when no moisture came. % I-
f'lt that the showing made represents
% distinct prorrcss lu fire suppression.
In 1913. one of the worst previous lo-
cent Notir. huG fires burned over .t-
COO acres TIT, material reduction i1
area this year means d considerable"
Gavin. ct torost resources
The fact that q hrg, number 90
these fircs were caused hy human
and were cicarls prcyeuin-
bile indicates that with s|ryut,r care
~ tho use OF fire ~ tn, public in 10
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wANTED-To hear from owner ~
good farm for sale. State cash
price and description II r. Bush,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Department OF the Interior. United
States Land once at santa Fs. New
Mexico. september IL. 1919
Notice is hereby given that Luis
Trujillo Y %Jaremillo. Of Albuquerque,
y, NJ. who. on August .. 1903, made
Homestead Entry ol0s3o for Lots |
and :. SW =. NEh and SEA- NWh
Section -. Township IN, Range 2w..
y. NJ =. Nj. and on Angus, ?. 1915
made Additional Homestead Entry
02t205 for SCI. NEh Eia sen and
NWL SEX Section "a, Township IN D..
Range 2W. y. NJ l.. NJ, has ilcd
notice 81 intention 20 make h~ve-year
proof, TO establish claim to the land
above described. before George X.
craig United states commissioner, n,
Albuquerque. y NJ. on the 18th day
Of october, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses; Fee
.llpc Trujillo. ~ ArmiJo, y N George
Trujlllo, ot Armiio. y. NJ Pedro Mon
'toya, of Albuquerque, y NJ Georgia
'Capdelaria. OF Albuquerque, - NJ.
FRANC1sCO DELGADo,
Register.
+ l., sept. ~. l. T.. oct. IL.
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N6vrItT. rOR plRIICATTON.
Department Of the Interior, United
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