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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14
HEAVY VOTE FOR WILSON
In Illinois Primary. wilson Plurality
2,805 over All.

CHICAGO, April-Voters ia the Illi-
nois presidential preference primary declared
in favor of President Wilson on the Demo
cratic ticket and Senator L. Y. Sherman of
Illinois on the Republican, theirs being Tie
only names on the ballot The names of
Roosevelt, Hughes, Root and Mayor VIM.
Hale Thompson were written in on com
paratively few Republican ballot and that Of
Cham, Clark or seventy-fye Democratic,
but that of Col. Roosevelt was the only on.
to secure material number of signatures
Sherman's total vote in Chicag was 63, S23:
Roosevelt's, $50; Hughes, $50; Ront,
1913; annd Thompson, z. President Wilson
polled 79, 39s.
In the Democratic fight the forces headed
bv Roger c. Sullivan won easily, giving
him control of the Cook county committee,
the state central committee and the votes
which will control the state convention.
Total of which 1865 women expis ssed
their preference for President of which
Roosevelt received about one fourth.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14

the following is section of protest
ainst the Indiar as a voter.
8. That at the last general election for
GOVERNOR the total number of votes for the
nee of Governor cast within the said town
as two hundred ninety (29n) that ten per
mt (l0) of such number to-wit: twenty
ne (29) duly qualified electors of said
'wn of Sanborh should have signed said
etitioh praying for the submission of said
ucstion, -whereas in trath and in fact thirty
ne SD ef said psssSsas " signinx said pc
tioa are nembers of the Bad River Band
t Chippewa Tribe of Indians maiasaininc
lelr tribal relations and not duly qualified
ectors of said town or citizens of the
United States nor of the State of Wiscensio.
hat three of said persons SO signing said
etition to-wit: Johns sNuroby, Joe Joeb-
onlckey and Louis Anderson, white person.
Ae not duly qualified electors of the said
own OF Sanborn and have so admitted to
ne plaintiF herein. That the plsin,if has
90 reasons to believe and does believe
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14
FATHERS AND SON GLASS
Tell We Your Children OF It, and Let
Your Children Tell Their Children:
and Their ChiIersn kn0tEer
GeHeratiOE--JOel Ia.

How many Modern Woodmen have sons
who are now or will soon be Is years of age
who are not yet members'
What is good for the father should be
good for the son.
1t will be good thing for the son and a
thing for the Society to have the son iden-
tife with the father in this great coopera-
tive protective Society.
Any Modern Woodmen fathers helping
to secure their sons applications for the
"FATHER AND SON CLASS will
completion of the sons applications, irsuir
ance of benefit certificates and adoption,
eceive as testimonial from the Head
Office a handsome leather, three fold
pocket bill book, with identification card,
pocket for papers, receptacle for currency
aud small pocket for stamps, in addition to
which the names and addresses of the father
will be printed in ROLL OF HONOR in
the Modern Woodmen Magizane.
We want to adopt these basses in the
months of March and April, 1916 How
many thousand will there be- This cam
paign closes April Sc.
Remember, tie young man must be IS
of age, or over, on date of his medical ex-
animation is received by the State Medical
Director--,hat is, he mus have reached or
passed his eighteenth birthday at that time
and be Under IS years.,
The District and Assistant Deputies,
wherever working, will, will! the help of
the fathers, write these applications and tul-
nish proper blanks If the camp has no
deputy working. take applications to the
clerk.
DIP. Riley.
Asst. Deputy.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14

that other white persons who have signed
said petition are not duly qualihe:! electors
of the said Town of Sanborn. That by
reason of the number of persons above
named who are not qualified electors of said
town, said petition So filed contains an in
sufficient number of signatures of qualified
electors of said Town of Sanborn and there
for nell and void and of no effect. That
the same was not entitled to haye beer filed
with the town clerk of said Town of San
born and that therefor the submission of the
question as to whether or not any person
shall be licensed to deal Or traffic In any
spiritons, malt or Intoxicating liquors or
drinks as beverage in said town is not en-
titled ito ard should not be Submitted az the
election to be held on the first Tuesday of
April next. h
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14
WILL START
GROCERY STORE
J, 0. Starr Purchases c. e. Morrison
s. Bro, Building,


]. o. Starr, of this village, this week.
purchased the store building of c. E. Nor
rison s. Bro. located on Wisconsin ave.,
recently vacated by tt.em. We arc informs
ed Mr.. Starr will open a grocery store in
the building at an early date. He is 4
young man of good business ability and a
hustler and We feel that lie will make sue
cess of Ills new venture. The deal for the
building was completed today. The Nor
rison boys who formerly occupied the
building with gents furnishing store have
removed to Milwaukee whete they have
Opened Offices. -.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14

In recent trip to the Court De O.
Relies reservation, located near Hayward,
Wis, of which Reserve, Wis, is the will
ape. we were astonished at what we found
and saw. 1t is in reality typical early day
frontier post, as one sees pictured in early
history, only the dwellings, ETC., are not
near as nice.
We having heard great deal of this ter
ritory had expected to see nice farms, a
nicely arranged village and everything up-to
date, but our imagination received rude
shock as nothing of the sort EXISTS. On
arriving at Reserve we were escorted to the
farmers office, presided over by Joseph
Cross, who we found to be very much in
terested in the welfare of the Indian there
ana liked by them, but the buildings, it is a
shame and disgrace that the government
alone to ask human being to occupy them
They certainly are the most delapita cd
buildings in our whole universe, and surely
the Indian department should feel humiiat-
ed over the fact that they allow their en-
plovces to occupy sashh places. whose every
lives are endangered every day from the
fact of their caving in from old age, every
building there is rotted away and the roofs
cayed in This is nice example Of buildings
to have on any Indian reservation where an
example is SET for the Indian. Is it any
wonder that the people residing their are
as they are, With the example being set by
the government.
Some years past these people now re-
siding at Reserve were wealthy class Of
Indians rich in timber, bu. sad to relate
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14
To TIE Oda1atl Readers.

Friends, we ask your cooperation in our
effort in securing news. If you know of a
visitor. soccial, marriages ETC., kindly write
them up and send them in to this Office.
Should ary of our out-of-town readers have
anything they think of interest to our read
ers forward it in. We'will> appreciate very
much your cooperation along tAis line, to
the end that we secure all the news.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14
Acres OF Land Uninhabited
No Farms
Village Resembles Trading Post of
Early Days,

were deprived of that rich heritage by met
hods used in the allotting of same until to-
day they have many acres of land that
should be investigated by the Interior De
partment as to what has become of their
cash derived therefrom. These people
are in sad plight and need the assistance
of the so-caled parental government, who
has styled themselves the guardian" of same.
SUPERVISION has been the means of placing
them where they are today. 1t has sapped
their very exlstanee to the core and until
every ounce of the go-ahead spirit has been
taken from them. In some cases attempts
have been made to clear and cultivate lands
owned by them and the result is one small
lot here an another there anS all growing
hack to Jungle brush 1t is sad sight,
indeed, to see people in the s,raights they
sHC III dIiu W tlluk3 ~ OG lSHOlCt ChtACE
by the government that has sworn to protect
them The houses, called abodcs on this
reservation in some cases are proped up with
poles and in most cases in dclapicatcd con-
diton.
I'VE wonder whs, has become of their
huge wealth? Surely it has not all gone the
way Of the timber cut therefrom? If ever
in the life of people aid is needed it is at
this same reservation and the Indian depart
ment could never do a better piece of work
than to look into the welfare of these
people. One cannot picture the conditions
As they really exist-It is so bad it is--well,
anything you wish to say, and nothing would
be bad enough. AT present large tract of
their timber, IS to 100, 900, 600 feet, is up
for sale at prices that are simply a gift to
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14
WHAT WE SAW AT
RESERVE VILLAGE

the Berkendahl lumber Co., that is cutting
the timber, and if sold at these figures will
be black mark on the record of the presen,
officials in oHce, as it is at present it is up
to the Indian Office at Washington TO inves-
tigate thoroughly into the affairs of these
people and at least give to them the one
chance of a "square deal'' and aid them in
to better things in life.
Continued next week.
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Holy week will be observed at the Meth
'dist Church next week sbegining Sunday.
Rev. J. E. Kundeit, the District Superin-
.ndent, will preach Sunday and administer
lie sacrament of the Lords Supper. The
leetines will continue through the week
cry night ending with an Easter service
Sunday April 2ard. The evening ser
ces will be a program by the children.
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Is
WOOamezl To Dance.
Asst. Deputy.

On Monday evening April oath. the
Modern Woodmen of America will give a
grand ball in their hall in this village. OF
course it It viii be up-to-date in every respect
s.se = LIT u y under auspeces of the sWoodmsn,
M.Nif Orchestra, of Ironwood, Mich, has
been engaged for the occasion and their
reputation as musicians is well established
here. The committee in charge of this
dance are leaving no stone unturned to make
il the great social eyent of the season. Ad-
mission $1.00 Ladies free
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14

Rev. Ruth of Aahland was in the village
the first of the week visiting Rev. Many
penny.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14

Ashland's popular Piano Store, The
Cable Company are now holding the. IN
nual Clarence Sale. Pianos for everyone.
Come early.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-04-14

Watch the Big Annual Clearing Sale at
the Cable Piano Company, commencing
April 10th Opposite the New Court
House.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
LOST

You are further notified thpi the
said complaint Deg for the purpose or
establishing the pluutlu estate ia
the fhregoiug described real estate
against any claim winch .uu ur any
one of YOU may have adverse t0 IA"
estate OF plaintiff loo said lands and
that YOU VIII De forever osiuppod from
having and claiming any right or title
To the said promiscs adverse 'u plain
tin ana that his title therein viii ho
forever quoted and get ~ ro.' You
are further notified hat the name ~
tn" piatntin attorney s VI r.
Hickey and that his uilgc and post
Office address ~ Albuquerque. Sew
Mexico. And that unless ,uu ontor
your appearance in said action uu or
before the 2tst day u October 1910
judgment will be rendered against you
by default.
(Seall \. r.. WALKER.
By CIrrE
TiIpS * H. MADDtSON.
Deputy Clork.
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NOTCH. OF SUIT.

No. ~ ~.
state Of New Mexico. County of Bcr-
nal.llo. IN the District, Court.
John u. Clurk. Plaintiff.
".
Charles y ttuc. the unknown heirs
Of Charl,. S. Etue and an unknown
persons who may claim any inter-
est or tit., adverse TO p~laiutln, De-
PENDANTS
To charlie IS Etue. the uukuown
heirs Of charles y. Etuc ana an am
known persons who may claim any
Interest cog titlc adverse 10 plain
tin.
You and ,t0h of you are hereby noe
tined thai the above named plnintin
has begun Hn action agnius, you Iu
said court. .he genera object hoiug
TO establish The plaintiff estate in
certain real estate described as ful-
lows, to-W.f
Lots one ilr and tWo co in block
two Csl OF fu. University Hci-hfs adj
dition rs shown on a plat Of said ud-
dition made ry Edmund Ross ana
filed in the office 81 the probntc Clcrk
ANA TX -nGTo.u recorder Of Ecrualllu
county. Sow Mexico. on The ith day
NJ February lhld,
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NOTICE IUE PUHSiCkIIoN

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office at Santa Pc. Sew
Mexico, August -, 1916.
Notire is hereby given that John
W Moore OF Albuquerque. IS NJ. Nho
un August l-lh, 1913, made Home
stead Application so. 0l94si fr
SEA. section 81. Township lON.
Range AZ y. NJ = Meridian has
Med notice OF Intention to make three
year proof. to establish claim 20 the
land uhu}" described. before George
H. Craig United states romu> inuor.
90 Albuquerque, y. N ou october o..
1916
Claimant names as witnesses, Otto
Van Dloayo. of Albuquerque. New
Mexico Henry q ramlot, uf A%lbuquer-
pIc. Sew Mexico. G il. Counors. Of
Albuquerque Sew Mexico; +. II John
son. o. Albuquerque Sew Mrx,eo.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register
+ L.. SEGA. L. T.. Y-gt.
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The Markets


Sow Notk. Aus stocks were
subject tu mu,h irrcsularitS toda,
the railway labor dispute pro, ukiug
f.ith,r selling at rails aud other lu-
tostmcut lesuos Tine closing was it-
regular.
Investment ls~ie. manifested 20 bet.
ter tendency on tho .ry hight unorinEs
Di Oh. afternoon ana marines were IN
Iur'h"t demand Ousclr. sp%ccillties
"'rv irr'sui1r. with h%ci,iEes- iu
.HHIl~
Values tunorrI atcudt depreciation
loo tir Ito hour. aiocl making an eek.
tom" decline ct l's points. With : to
points for motors. WHY'S overland
..iuF Tao chief element of weakness.
'ru,ihlD I1-t all ita gains ANA ara adj
dU.uuui Ils points With ! 10 b. point
I.,.rslls Iu lndu-tripl Alcohol, Re.
public steel JuU leading equipments
t.ppct7 were comparatively brm hut
luifIu,s totf.it'd early advances and
p. aims rlil- were lower - to almost
POINTS Fractional rallies Wet. reg
..''rt Ht midday ouds wore lower.
l.tHt sale.
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k1u-ls 'ltN. Aug rs Hpg receipts.
% 900. 1c GO t5c higher. Bulk Slt -
H 90. 40, heavy. 500 u 1880, light,
slp.!1H 1850, pigs. SS.5OH 1909.
,attl,-Reccipts. 17.00p strong to
2-c higher Western stctrs. xG1uH
300, COWS 81 aoHt.25 helfors. S6.to
U 1925. stuckef-. ti.15WN.25, bulls,
81 So 900, calves. s6.j0m II 90.
sheep l.cce'uis. 5000; market
steady Lambs. sa.7id 1890; Year.
iiugs. ST2jW 1896 weth"rH, StuOW
go
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Denver Livestock

Denver. AUG 2S.-Cattl" receipts,
5000. market steady To- lower. Beef
st,oi.. So uUHS.so. COWS and hcifcrs,
t5.0onr 900. stockers and feeders,
8 .0uH as 20. calves. 5000 1850
. Hogs Receipts. 1000, market
steady Top. {I1.7n; bulk. stn.0o6r
10 80
Shrcp %I;occjpts. 10000, market
steady Lambs, sa.50H 1000, ewes,
81. uuG.,i.
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t.ullup-0'ucblp l,ndiy.

Gallup, n NJ, Aug - The com
pl, ton oi thc Wolf creek pass. con-
meeting by 30 short road the san LUIS
valley and Che san Juau basin 81
southwestern Colorado. has opened
new route ho'wocn pueblo. Colo ana
Gallup. y. 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

WANTED-Nou Co., nupw | gallon De-
o ready paint covers 500 square
fee, two coats Erl" carbon roof
paint stops Leaks Ilsi i've years. cold
watcr Kalsominc. Nelspnr. Jap-n-lac.
Thomas T.. Kelehef t0s West central,
phone 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

Kansas city. Aug. 2S.--Buttor-
Creamery, Csc nrs,s. eGc. scconds.
ESQ.,. packing. gitsc
Eeps tIrsts. 2G5c.
poultry Hens. Zoe. roostors. lie.
.broilcis. Igisc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
NaM York ltnlinn.

Now YORK. Aug. - Cotton futures
CLOSED steady oct, $iaii Dec
Sls.G3. Jan. $1I6N, March, $li.N.y
Muy Yll.Gi
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IIArInnnl lniinn.

Liverpool. Aug 2>.-Cottou spot
strong. good middling, $1,000. mid
dliue. SsAi, low middlug $3.50. safes
5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

giants. 81 goa1.i, Minnesota, Ohios
NliimilN.
Poultry Alive. higher. fowls. ia
ice. springs. Gle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28
WANTED Male Help

WANTED Mes, niger boys. Western
Union Telegraph co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

nave h'vu arrested az fdtuu, thuIgtlI
wtth beating an italian dur1g a rop-
hor, SEQ badly that it is feared lac viii
lose the sight 81 one e.o. The, ave AL
legged to baVe taken SIS tud "a lilI
watch. Buth are young.
Rapid progress Is being ma,ir ON
the construction uf the uoW Ttos-
Qucstu wagon road The tot,e is push-
iup soNth from anna creek
Mary Elizabeth. the siN-ycar-uid
dauphtor Of Mr. and Mrs. \ I Mut
ray, of Sil,o: Cit,, was kicked iu the
head o., u hurro II required three
stitohds ,p CLOSE Ia, wuund
Weed r. agitntine for the formation
OF an organization tu Keep up the
orurt"ry Nut I'm IT, t. maintain %
ana improve its appearance.
There is q movement af.ot la Ia
lando i.unscyct county. Tor thc os-
Enlistment of a holmes, schuol Three
quarters uf the amount necessary to
maintain 1t ha. been subscribed
--
Stock - being subscribed IN clovis
}or a telephone line to connect tn"
oity with tn. northern part of curry
county The proposed line viii run to-
Claud az the main line. Ia which point
al lines viii converge 80 a switch
board there spur lines VIII cnanatr
from GRADY. iIullpne. BellNioW ana
such other points az are sufficiently
finunc.d to insur" tn" installation &c
IL line and the maintcnanc' of same
-
IN order 10 cut down twelve feet "i
hili that bothered automobiles liz"
thousand pounds of explosives were
used Ia blow off the top OF the divide
az the Pasohal crossing Just west OF
Tyrone.
\ voter who was prevented FROM
casting u ballot at the Gallup %i;eruhli-
can primary ON tho pruiiud that hc
was Il Democrat feels damaged To- the
extent Of s.. 400. He has sued the two
erection Judges. : T.. Aldrich n
g. Il. Poison. for that amouut
IN. big fcas, of Santa Rusallp win
Dee celebrated At Scboy eta ou Labor
iuy. There viii be Wild west sports,
dancing, racing II skating
Mr.. payil Armifn nf Autou,ht,o
weighs almost 20u pounds she stcl
ped on the plunhiug about the top
uf "A well and Ia" plankins gave way.
-h. fell forty-two i.vs TO IA. bnttom
fl, IA. we'll landing I'm .nf, mud hut
hitting her head ON the stone linint.
Sim v,s 4tu,uuscinu. whom hauIcd
cat with ropes. 4ut recovered shortly
aud secm,r li,tre the worse for III"
nan
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New Mexico News Notes

TIN mHsor ut DolfaN county ar,
subscribing Tor % $3.50 mason.
temple - I've built m Ration
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

%Litghuing struck and KILLED Frtn-
cisco c%rcSpin, q shv,ph"ruer ON the
Eggum ranch between santa Fc amt
Hoswoll Eight hotd of sheep WEI"
Killed hy the same STROKE. Tho aut"
uohll. of Thomas Etca was struck
hy lighting on the road between Soc
orro and Santa Fc tld uuo of ,hy
fcudcts torn away boy thc roit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

parent this amount would not lower
tine water Numerous uthr' wells 'i'
tu follow.
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Agents

$50 CAI.CTLNToRS Famous add
ing machines. Agents secure ter
ritory, Texas, Arizona. Sow Mexico.
Calculator sales Agency. l21 Trust
Bldg. ~ paso. ~ paso Brokerage
Company.
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The 4-Ncar-old daughter of Mr.. ard
Nr-. Atauucio pelaIs. of Attcsia, was
Killed hy being run over hs an arto-
- Art"sia, just north Of Dayton Tia"
accident happch ! N account ui III"
deep ruts in the read Mrs iiadlcv
was unable to- turn out in IA" roaG.
and the wagon ~ which MI and Mrs.
roiaiS aud the th ii were riding was
struck. Tho little o:r being thrown
Dat, aud under the wheels 81 the IU.
tomOhiiv
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DUKE CITY

clothing, rugs, cittiins. draper i,-.
ctc. go West Gold. Ihun" ttG.
Promptness Our Motto
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Two horses q mule aui seven a
eight head ut stock were i,llod nl
l|ightniug u recent torn near 40
bolt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

bicycle. ApplN Dhas 'onroy's gro
cory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

$ T.. Parker. who .tNcs southwest
ot Tucuutoau "a bodson. was AT tn"
bottom ui q we'll IA his place cleaning
Il ont when 4 ruok lcll from th' top
and >truck him ON the head II" was
knocked unconscious ana renamed
that way several minutes hctur" he
Wus found and given treatment
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\ rattlcsnuko six feet two inches
long with two iIli-grown Jack rabbits
Ia It's stomach wac killed last week
near TAFT, II had fourteen rattlos.
TIL. attlciucn'- carnival ut Tucum.
carl viii take the place of a county
fair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

Lee" ~Longacre, who is accused OF
beating j. \ Jones So thoroughly that
ne left him for dead, was held tor
the grand jurs at santa Rosa In si,0U1
bond.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

\ daughter uf ] Iiarron, living west
Of Estauria, was ,hruwu out OF a
asu as It made a lnrn ON "A steep
hill. ana "a wheel passed Owe her
breast. She Is reported to be recover
ms,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

\ report that an attempt was made
20 burn out the willard Record has
been confirmed, Kerosene was pOurcd
on papers and letters OF Editor HittS
desk and set afirc. Tn" Record made
NO mention of the incident. because
Editor tVtt was ashamed to make It
known that there was ANYBODY So
mean in ms town,
j. g. Barnett, who lives ncar san
Jon, was bitten in TIE hand by a rat
ticsnak" az ne picked matte heads Ia
feed stock. lie cut 10. Snak, pen and
buried the wound VI the reptile !,
blood Then he went To- a san Jua
physician n" is recovering,
Mrs. Naunic f.. Flnlay, a pioneer
resident 81 Eddy county. b. dead. She
Nns the wife ot " \ Fin!ay. She
was born In lS6S.
!. W Arthur, VINO farms near Low
ing, got $500 worth az seed ANA
straw from me cropping OF iIity-nNo
acres - alfalfa. Ana h, has the pos.
sihilitN of two more crops uf alfalfa
rom the same flft} five acres.
Town Improvement folks of tarls-
bad are paying ten cents ID quart for
dead flies.
-
The now Floorsh"uu well AZ Roy
Whioh has tapped AN iU~oXhnustinlc
supply Of water, VIII Dee of great inn
portnncc TO the development Of Roy
The wen reached water "a a depth
ct ms feet The test cot !, gallons PEE
minute was kept an unt,l u was APP
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-28

Rapid progress Is being matte on
the construction of the ncV Ttus-
Qucstu wagon road The force ,- push
south from Latina creek