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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26
Die peiteren geridte iibsr

Die eiteren geridte iibsr
bic Seeiala9t in Der 9orbiee laIien
erfeben, baB bic gnsIdnoer cine i4pere
ySieberIase %srlitten babsn. es 1T isBt
ferseitsat, bab lie niht nit einem
5beil ihrer Sodfeeflotte, ionbern mt
ibrer sanSen 5!otte Die beuti6en De
itppaoer aneegriffen unb bab 'ie
uno Hi6t bI Deutiben ben Hlf@
aug csssirstsn BADEN. Gas bsre6.isi
su Der Soleeruns. bab bic Teutiten
bafo pieber inn Stanbe iein ipereen.
BEN Gnsldnpsrn eine S4ldht sur see
anaubietsn unb iiber oaem 3peifel
itebt felt, bab bic englii6e Seemaht
nidt mebr annGberne 10 iibermddtls
lit, ME ne es gu geginn bes arieses
fpar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26
~gerf6iebene aongreb

Wfr 6teoene &oHgrebs
Mitgliebe BADEN bic aniibt
uusgefpro4en, oaB penn Elm aries nit
W2erito erfplgen iolte, Das logii6e Hez
Iultat bic Annerion Don Werito pdre,
ooer gum minoeiten bes n0rbli9eu @es
bietes. Sas 1T bic ein5iae, aber ie3r
qrpbe 9efdbr, bic Der 8srtpidlunJ nit
Merito inne pobnt. 9is jest baben I'M
fere 4nnerionen uuf oieiem &ontinent
in b0fit oiinn beiiebeiten fran5OTI4er
unb fpaniI6en 9ebieteu beitunbeH, 10
bab man nit i6rer Do~aitdnbiser 4nes
ritaniiirung reanen tonnte. mas ia
aua gum allergr0Bten Sbeile seidleber
1T. 2ouiiidna, Seras, Sloribd unb
ealifornisn limb D0aig in Der amerita.
nii6en Ration aufgegdngen. Die einz
3tqe @usndbme ma6t >Userito. Die
a6er nidt peientli6 lit unb aud borl
lit i'm 2duFe elmer nahen 3eit etnt
grobe ameritonif6e geiiebeluns 8u en-
portsn. Merife oaeegen bat a4tSebr
Y2ilionen ginppbner, bic fid in du'
Berfter seiitiger Riitftdnbigteit bsfin.
BEN unb betreffs beren es me6r als
fraoli6 III, Oh tie gu d~meritaniifeu
anf6anunsen erSpgen perben tOnnten.
Sm yaae elmer 4nnerion pkb Merttr
baber als erobertes 2anb bebanoeli
ipsroen miiffen. unb nihts III burh oi:
Nsbren Der @ei4idte beatIiber eriuis'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26

~ u y Z u ~ W w ~
untIar, ob ss gum &riese nit Wtes
ritp tpmmen ipirb. Gs bGnst ales oa=
BON ab, OBJ Garranaa Sebauern iber
ben tiralifen ueberfal BEL Garrl5al
ausbriidt unb bic rirt ssmutten alae.
ritanii6sn 9efansenen fret gibt. 90
melt es G%arransa periDnlih betriff!. ii
er obne Jrase pinens. ii9 in bic i9nl
porgsi9riebenen 8eOineunsen gu iis
gen, aber er befiHbet ii9 in einer nib
Iifen Gage. Wenn er benz prdibeiE
ten na9sibt, bat sr gu befiir6ten, oab
has msritaniI9e Bolt iih sesen !bn
erbebt, bas Don 9esnern Garranjas
~beitdnbis perbeBt pirb. @tbt sr nlpt
mad. 10 lam er ii6 ni4t i'm nntlarsn
barber iein, bab bic Groberuns bon
yRerito erfpIsen ipirb. Die Wabriteins
lidtsit ipri6t fir bic leBtere Gntipids.
lung. Garransd rpirb burh alle-iet
4usflii6te bic GntIdeiouns aufsubals
ten perIuden unb Der prdiibent ipirD
ibm bag niht seitatten. ba pplittips
4riinbe, bic Defenders fir ibn maBSes
benb limb. ibn gum enersii4en @Orsss
ben brGngen. lleber ben ausgane iplro
ii6 Riemano Gorge MAIDEN. Das balb
psrbuneerte Meritp lam ben Ser.
Staten ni6t piberfiebsn. 9efirhtuils
aen srreat Bios Der unuusbleibllde
Sieg unisrer @uffen. Sobalb Mtsrito
ercbert 1T, pirb Der aampf in unterem
9anbe entbrennsn, ob mir es bebalten
rber pieber freigeben iOlIsn. 0as arne'
ritamii9e 9robtapital pirb ales auT'
bieten, I'm cine Riideabe gu perhine
Sern. Dieiss bat i6pn felt Jabren gum
ariese gebsbt. Die reihsn Selquslsli
unb gergperte Don Werito, po3u nod
als tpeitsrer aniporn iid Die biaige
YepMns4rbe DON Sebn Gents ben
Saa aeielt, Iinb sin madtiser Intrteb,
bas Rahbarlanb gu elmer DOMAINE
ron Waa Street gu MAIDEN. millions
oiplomatii6er u~nfdbtgteit allein mare
&C su,uI6reiben, penn bic ginperlsis
bura Don Msri.o iid our SauptTrdse
unferer politit geitalten iolte. Cs
mar cine unbeionnenbsit ionoer sls's
den, garran3a als 9rdiibsnten an3u'
ertennen. Gs lag ni6ts por, mas oa5l!
berehttate. garran3as Serrihdft mar
ni6t itGrter, als biejenige @iQas une
es mai nit 9eitimmtbeit Oorausslfes
ben, baB 9ina ii6 in bic anertenmins
Ieines @egnsrs ni6t fii9sn rptirbe. 9er
~afpeite, ebenfo srpbe Sebler mar, Srups
pen nab Merifo gu ititen. Dem bril-
iibeRten mar es ni6t u%nbetannt, benn
er bat es ielbit geiugt, baB bic Meri.as
ner, tpie ale idpa6en Nutioner, cine
Iiibertriebene SeinfibIisteit beiiBen unb
bab I'M 9anbe Elm alter Sab segen biz
Der. Stauten beitsbt. 0emna6 titte
er bic Solgen elmer gefebung MeGitoE
pprausfeben miiFen unb er bate fie
bermeiben tDnnen, inbem er cine tarte
Truppenmu6t on Der merttdnifhen
9rense auFftente, um feinoli6e gins
fdqe au perbinbern. Stdnbe bic lrda
iibentenpabl nitt Dor Der 5hiire, 70
niirbe er es bD6it pu6ri6sinlid bei
Der 8enadung Der @renae belaRen bd'
ben, aber Der leibisen politit 3uliebs
purbe Der ginmarIf in Merito be-
fhloFen, beITen iissrei6er @srlauf, bsI
nidf dus6leiben lam. unfer 2dno mi
ben aefdbrli6Iten Solgen bebrost.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26

ZEN, oIs bic 7bdtia6s. bab ipenn ctn
sbeil zines Rsides unier 9errensRes
gisruna Iteht. bieie iid ftiieblih iiber
bas aan3e Reid psrbreitet. Wenn ipir
Wterito annettireu. itsben ale 6rsipei4
ten pes dmeritanii9en Bottles IN @es
fabr unb cine iolbe su perhiiter, 1T
Sa9e aler frsibcitsliebenben Wtdi.isr
in bieIem 2anbe. auberbem TT nod
su bemerten, ME bic erpGbnten @euBef
Iunatn Don aonersb. Mitglisbern ben
Mleritansrn Redt seben, tpel4e BON Der
4ntpeIenbeit amsritanifder sruppen
auf ibrem @ebists cine ihlisBlihe Ans
nerion hefiir1ten. Ourh Wtlions
itaaismGnniiHe Weisbeit III bic msri'
taniide anselssenbeit in etn iclhcs
Stadium ssratbeu ,bab IS taum not
moslid iheint. bieie Su elmer frteoli'
den aDIuHg su %bringen. Sonte bd3er
cine arisssertlGruna ni6t gu permei'
ben iein, 10 miFen ale bentenber
Biireer beIes 2anbss baralf beIteben'
tab bieIsr Grtlaruns. ME i'm Sale toi
Cuba, bic beittmmte 3uii9erung btl'
suseiiiet pirb, bab bic amsrifaniit1ei
5ruppen bas meritaniihs Sebiet mic
her perlaTen iperben, ipbulp Der 3ipsd
Der SnpaIipn .ipel6er in Der Seritel,
lung Don ssorbneten S%erbGltniFen os.
aebt, erfiIt 1T. Wir molten bas Cam
IN auratel unb niht in Seiib neb'nel
unb als ebrli6e 8urdtcren ben 9eIig
1uriideritatten. Der uns Bios gu einell
aefpiiIsn 3tpede anpertraut pirb. 70.
batb Der 3ped errei6t fporbsn 1T.
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Die .Ersparebnsb" Der @er.
Staaten beitebt barin, bab tie sstrs
Sffisiere babsn, teine Mafbinsnge
ipshre unb teine Maunidafteu. um i's
su beoiensn. Gs lit aber elm GROCER
Nurratb bon @aniIa unb 5itroner-
Strait aufssIpeihert Dorben, aatl
an GNiaaurfen Tod es ntht feblen.
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Drudfebfer

-. S6liebli6 mubte Der tief per
Idulbete Serr Baron IN elm Srrenbaus
aebraat rpsrben. CT Tit an (W)ahns
pprfsqungen."
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Gr .patdt" unb bstomml
Wati6sn.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
To Complete Oil Well

The chances for a thorough test
for oil in the Lower Mimbres are
again good. The well started Sc
yeral months ago was discontinued
and r, c. Kniffin. the promoter of
the project. had almost decided TO
leave the field. George Peters fl
nally persuaded him to drill on pro-
vidinp he could secure more leases
and Kniffin is busy signing up leases
for the property he desires.
Mr.. Kniffin would not agree TO
do any thing in the first place I'M
less he could secure a certain acre
age in the vicinity Of the Anderson
we'll where oil was first found. The
acreage desired was promised very
readily, but when the little matter
of signing anne up many absolute
" refused to do the act. Mr.. Knit
fin had already been put TO an
enormous expenses so he decided
begin operations, thinking those
who had given him their word
would come in later. This never did
m~ateralize, so he finally gave up
and discontinued drilling and
had practically completed arrange
ments for making a test we'll in
A meeting was called last Satur-
day Of those who had not vet sign
ed a lease and thew decided to give
in and keep Mr.. Kniffin in the valley
It was easily seen that if he left the
field without knowing what it
contained after spending about 5000
the chances Of getting someone else
to undertake the lob would be very
lim-Columbus Courier
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
DRINK HOT WAITER
IF YOU DESIRE A
ROSY COMPLEXION
says we can't help but look
better and feel better
after an inside bath.

To look one's best and feel ones
best is to enjoy an inside bath each
morning to finish from the system
the previous days waste. sour FERN
e%ntations and poisonous toxins be-
fore it is absorbed into the blood.
Just as coal, when it burns, leaves
behind a certain amount of incom-
bustible material i nthe form of ash
es, so the food and drink each day
leave in the alimentary organs a
certain amount Of indigestible ma
terial which if not eliminated, form
toxins and poisons which are then
sucked into the blood through the
very ducts which are intended to
suck in only nourishment to sustain
the body.
If you want to see the glow OF
healthy bloom in your cheeks, to see
your skin get clearer and clearer,
o are told to drink every morning
upon arising, a glass of hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate init, which is a harmless
means OF w~aShings the waste ma
terial and toxins from the stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels, thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying
the entire %alimentary tract, before
putting more food into the stomach
Men and women with sallow skins,
liver spots pimples or pallid com
plexion, also those who wake up with
a coated tongue, bad taste, nasty
breath, Others who are bothered with
headaches, bilious spells, acid stom-
ach or constipation should begin this
phosphated hot water drinking and
are assured of very pronounced re-
suits in one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate costs very little at the drug
but is sufficient to demonstrate
that just as soap and hot water
cleanses, purifies and freshes the
skin on the outside, SO hot water and
limestone phosphate act on the in
side organs. We must always con-
slider that internal sanitation is vast
ly more important than outside
cleanliness. because the skin pores
do not absorb impurities into the
blood, while the bowel pores do.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
D0NA ANA
Fine Fruit Exhibit

While rain interfcred with our loo
81 iair, which may be held later our
farmers did themselves proud in FL
Paso.
Individual eNhibits Of fine fruits
and grains comprise the display OF
Doua Ana county one OF the largest
and most attractive at. the e,Xposi-
tlon. Mr.. II. b. Link is in charge
{ I. oeke, a prominent iruit
grower % the MesIlia valley has
an exhibit In winch there are over
100 different entries, Mr. Locke won
the sweepstakes at the Dona ana
county ial5, il,s cfn,olt coUnprISvH
ii inc '"!l'N.l"u pea'S, Ppro
ans ann '''{' iIu's G'H oao
~ nc nI's5 ito'e,1H1' a.
t''H,9uI"' C...'' Th1 ~ .'J prannioa,n
p@,','oA' ,'P,. no'i"S t",m,imE'"
~ "a ''"E'S, j. ",so smo"'"s Ed
display OF inc Iv",a, Saat' posh,,
ounces, "nnc ''Imis a". oinndid
81 KS "Il'1 aL..'y c r'1e and ncn.
t~tLl'it o' 'PP'0S' @''PN' F
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
QUAY
Potash Deposits At Clenrio

Capt. w. Hart Reaves, pioneer in
the underground development of this
valley, was in Glenrio. Wednesday
In the Glenrio deep well Of the
Rock Island Railway, which Captain
Reaves induced President Nudge to
authorize, and in the sinking of
he represented NJ. Nudge, the first
otash in the country was discover
ed, and since that time there have
been manv other efforts along that
line. Besides taking data and sam
les to Chicago Captain Reaves also
took complete information to Wash
Publications have been is
sued on the subject by the United
States Geological Survey and the
Geological Department of the Uni
versity of Texas. A good deal of
matter has been ublished in the
various newspapers. and papers have
been read before scientificA societies
by Prof. Charles N. Gould, of Okla
Prof J. A. Udden. of Texas.
and others. Yet the Glenrio well,
and the initial work here, still large
ly form the basis for all of the
work that has followed; and the
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
SOCORR0
Mining Developments

At the Pacific mine a 3h-ft.. vein
has been cut on the 60O-ft. level
The head-frame and l~oading-bins Tor
the wire-rope tramway are about
completed.
Tie Socorro NJ. & NJ. Co: has cl-
minated concentrating tables inits
mill and will turn all o. its pro-
drct into bullion. The change Las
effected an increase recovery The
plant treats $50 tons Of ore daily.
The rev 3-compartment shaft O.
Mogollon Mines Co. has reached a
depth Of $50 #. Ore-pockets and
s,,mp are being cut, and develop
trent will be started from both the
SEQ and 90O-ft. levels. This mine
has been producing steadily Tor a
rumber Of years, and from a block
oi ground 1000 #. long by 40 It.
high has yielded upwards Of $780,
eco in gold and silver. This new
development will open virgin ground.
and undoubtedly will add large re-
serves to the proDerty.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
0TER0

New Bridge Across La Luz
State Fn~irccr French was in Al
amorordo Wednesday evening after
having looked over some of the high
wavs of OterO county.
He has authorized the placing o.
a steel bridge across La Luz creek
to replace the one that was wash
ed out the other day.
The bridge will be placed at the
intersection of the street that runs
bv the Myers store with the creek.
md in that location it will serve
for the Tularosa road and also the
road UP to the La Luz and Fresnal
country. Work will begin on the
bridge soon.
The floods of last week tore oat
both Of the bridges across the La
LIZ arroyo, the lower one remaining
BY a corner but rendered unsafe
for travel. Alamogordo. News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
Two Killed In Gun Fight

Southern Grant county was the
SCENE last week IF a double killing
.amonu weH known ranchcrs located
1T Walnut Wells and in the Hachct
mountains. W.. II. CLANCY and his
brotber-in-law Frank Stidham are
dead and Babe Stidham is in an Fl
Paso hospital with his right arm
fractured by 4 gun shot.
According 10 one version OF the
killing the trohule had its begin
ing one night last week in Hachi-
ia when Dude Clancy was beat
en- by the Stidman boys in front
of a restaurant. Dude had been
employed by the IS Mining Co,
here and was en- route to his fathers
ranch on cattle business. He met
the Stidham boys in a restaurant at
Hachita and an argument ensued,
followed by a first fight. Dude
CLANCY left the next day for his
fathers ranch and the fight became
known there. His father, w. II.
Clancy, resentinp the trouble went
to the Hachita- Walnut Wells road
with his shot gun and met the Std
ham boys who were in their au-
tomobile. A gun fight resulted.
Frank Stidman was instantly killed
and Babe Stidman wounded. Chan
ey was shot and later died at his
ranch.
Mr.. CLANCY was buried at Ha-
chita Saturday. The BODY of Frank
Stidman was taken TO San Angelo
for interment.
w. H. Clancy and the Stidman
bows were brothers-in-1aw
1t is said that a feud began bet
the two families some time
ago when Babe Stidman left for
Mexico as a scout for the punta-
i've EXPEDITION. -Lordsburg Liberal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27

pers. The shipment consists of 1900
head and will be used principally
for feeding and breeding purposes,
their ultimate destination being Al
lance, Nebraska. Mr.. Phillips left
Deming Wednesday for Lordsburg
where he closed contracts for 5000
head of cattle which have been sent
in from the outlying country. These
are to be shipped to points in Colo
RADIO and Nebraska for breeding and
feeding. Mr.. Phillips said to the
Headlight Wednesday that he is
well satisfied with general condi-
tons in the cattle business this fall
as the cattle are as a rule all in
good conditions and the price is
holding up well although the de-
mand is moi as heavy at present
as it has been recently Deming
HEADLIGHT.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
Herman Elected President

The Las Vegas Commercial club
has reelected Nicholas o. Hermann
as president. Mr.. Hermann served
the club in that capacity last year,
and his work was highly success
full. Donald Stewart, of the firm
of Gross Kelly & Co, was named
vice president. The treasurer and
secretary will be chosen by the new
board OF directors. 1t is considered
likely that O. /, Williams, who has
been secretary since the departure
of P. H. LeNoir tc Albuquerque
July, will be re elected. The
board OF directors chosen is as fol-
Robert J. Taupert. Dr.. Frank
H. H. Roberts, J. O. Neafus, l.. H,
Bennett, William H. Springer, T. J.
Sigmund Nahm, D. T. Hos
kins, ". S, Townsend and Hallet
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
GRANT


Brick work was started Tuesday
on the new Normal science hall. The
work is being pushed RAPIDLY and in
all probability the building will be
ready for use the first of the year.
1t is planned TO construct a swim
ming pool in connection with the
building The gymnasium which will
occupy the second floor will be ar
ranged so that it can be converted
into an assembly hall, and the first
floor will provide the additional class
rooms which an increased enroll
mcnt is making imperative. The
completion of the new building will
seem especially fitting at this time
when the school registers the high
est enrolment OF its history,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27

test hole now being sunk by the
United States Geological Survey, at
Cliffside, Texas, is to extend en-
tirely through the salt-beds, with the
idea of determining the f~ineness and
thickness OF the potash, If it be re-
gularly deposited, as seems likely.
The Cliffside we'll "had to be tenn
porarily abandoned last spring, on
account of exhaustion of the funds
then available. Plans are now be-
ing formulated for the continuance
of the drilling, and it is hoped that,
if funds are sufficient. the hole may
be carried to a depth of at least g.
600 feet.-Glenrio Tribune Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
SAN JUAN
viii Build Bridge

A number Of the local business
men held a meeting Wednesday at
the First National Bank and fol-
INFLATED plans for the erection Of
a bridge acros the San Juan riv-
or here at Pennington.
1t is planned to erect a bridge
costing in the neighborhood Of S.
600. Local capital will finance the
project, and work is to be started
in the very near future,-Farming-
ton Enterprise.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
CURRY
4 Fine Poultry Country

\ me TOhllty SCN'
No doubt there IS not a Oe'tet
poultrv country anywhere tina east,
err New Mevico. Poultry o. an
kinds thrive here. Disease and m
scots are practically unknown Poui-
trv requires less care and attention
here than any place we know" OF
And az first thought, It would seem
that this would be n OF the CHEZ
industries OF this country.
Verv little attention has been CIV
en- TO the poultry industry. especi-
siIy in Curry. Quay and Roosevelt
counties. The farmers of this coun-
try are losing thousands Of dollars
annually by not engaging nor ear
nestly in this important industry.
f. II. Pass one of DIR prominent
farmers is realizing the value OF
this great industry. Monday. ne
drove into town with a load of light
Rramas and sold them to the Mel
rose Cash Grocery. These chickens
were all lust alike, being fullblood-
ed and giving the poultry admirer
a real treat-Melrose Dairyman-
Farmer.
so Cars of Broom Corn
The broom-corn crop is being
threshed and rushed on the mar
ket. Buyers are here from all over
the country, they say the crop IS
some lighter than last year. although
the prices are double. The money
value Of the crop this year Will be
greater to the farmers than last
years crop. owing to the higher
prices. e,
The local buyers are receiving the
torn as fast as it comes in. We
expect to slip about fifty cars this
season.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
TAOS
Taos Republican Ticket

The republican county convention
# Taos nominated the following
t,,ket: State senator, Ral1o1 san
chez, of Penasco; representative
Clemente X. Mascarenas, OF Pima,
and Anastacio Santistevan, Taos;
district attorney, o. L. Phillips, of
Ration; county commissioners. Leo
caldio Martinez, Taos; William F.
Never. Costi,la Manuel Barela, Pc
nasco; probate judge; Emilio Mon
dragon, Ranches de Taos; county
clerk, Lauraneo Mares, Taos; sheriff,
Demetrio Esquibel, Taos; assessor,
Tuan F. Murrieta, Cerro; treasurer
Antonio c. Pacheco, OF Arroyo Seco
Superintendent Of schools, Pablo
surveyor, I. N. Selph, Ran
cho. de Taos.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
UNION
Organize For Better Farming

w. H. Lindsey our County or
ganizer was very busy working in
his beans and broom corn last week
when a call was sent in from Grand
view postoffice asking him to come
up and organize them. The weather
was bad and the way was long but
being obligated to do his duty, Mr..
Lindsey made the trip over Is miles
in a one-horse cart and met with
them on time and put up a strong
Local with IL members. At this
meeting S19.0O000 was subscribed.
H. P. Riggs is President and
o. w. Johnson, Secy.-Clayton Citi-
zen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
MORA
New Pnstoffice For Mills

Work has been started on the
new Post-Office building AT Mills,
Contract was let to w. II. Wen
ho,tz and son, local contractors.
When complied, the structure will
he one Of the most modern post
office buildings in this part of the
state.
There will he three living rooms
in the back The lot on which the
new building will stanl j. Joining
that of the old office OF the vest
which WAS donated for III" nur-
nose, by the citizens oi Mills
Mills Dcyelopcr.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
Remains in New Mexico

Ellsworth James purchased the Joe
James residence in La Huerta, since
selling the ranch, and they will re-
side in New Mexico. At one time
they were thinking of going to Cali
%fornia, but their many friends are
glad they have changed their mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe James will improve
their property here in town in the
iuture.-Carlbad Current.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
S5.SS0.O0 Bean Crop

Gus Dunn has sold his farm north
east of Mansano to Walter Martin,
and will go back to Texas, plan
ming to go back to Mexico even
tually. He lived south of the Rio
Grande in Coahuila thirty years. 1t
is too cold here to suit him. His
bean crop, was a good one. On 50
acres he got l450 pounds to the
acre. The entire so acres yielded
$4,000 pounds. worth $5,880.0.-Es-
tancia News-Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
COUNTY OF SANTA FEE.
IN PROBATE COURT.

TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE-
SENTS SHALL CONE, GREET
ING:
Notice is hereby given that there
has been filed in this office what pur-
ports to be the last will and tesla
ment of Victor Garcia, deceased. and
the Probate Judge has fixed Mon
day November 6, 1916, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day for the
hearing of objections to the same.
should there be any.
Witness my hand and seal this
5th day of October, 1916.
NJ. A. ORTIZ.
Clerk
First Pub Oct 13,
Last +" n.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27
New BUILDING Under Wav

]. /. Greenwood has started the
work on a large building adjoining
the postoffice on the west which
will be used as a theatre. ]. w.
Blair has taken a permit to build
a garage just east Of the old Sisco
Building, Carter and Parrish have
let contracts for two buildings on
the lot south of their store. One will
be used for business and the other
for a dwelling,-Columbus Courier.