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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
while show. Don't forget that the
date will be Tuesday August 9Th
NEW GYMNASIUM
HAS FINE EQUIPMENT

Albuquerque, N. M. July IT, In ad.
dition to the fairly complete gymna.
stun and athletic equipment of the
University plant, students at the New
Mexico state University this year will
have at their disposal the splendid
new gymnasium, indoor track and
swimming pool Of the new Albuqucr-
que Y. M. c. A. building, on pay
ment Of a nominal fee. With the
largest freshman class that has ever
entered the University ready to re-
Gister on August 22nd, the opening
day, Physical director Ralph F. Hut
chinson is preparing to 90 in for a
year Of aggressive athletic effort in
loot ball, baseball, basket ball and on
the track, Hutchinson is a physical
instructor in all that the title means
He believes in systematic physical
instruction and training, not only for
the men who make the teams, but
for every student, male and female
and he sees to it that the rule is en-
forced throughout the entire enroll
mcnt Of the University. Hutchin-
son looks to his system Of intelligent-
Y applied required physical training
o produce his teams. He does MOI
pick them. He trains the whole
mass of students and looks to the .
RAINING itself 10 single out the men .
Who can win football and track vic .
He has been singularly sue .
essful Last year his teams won in +:
ootball and basket ball and took !
econd place in the interstate college ;
1eeting in Tucson. Every student i
enters the University is required /
, take a physical examination. j
defect and weakness is noted i:
a special course of training is !
tapped out and carried ont faithfully. !
} correct those defects of the Indi- !
'dual. The University slogan "a +
mind in a herlthy body" is
we'd up to every day in the college
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
COLE BROS, WORLD-TOURED
SHOWS

The greatest and biggest ~hows to
pay us a visit this year will be Cole
Bros. World-Tourcd Show and Train
ed Wild Animal Exhibition. with n
whole army OF notable artists brought
direct from Europe. all absolutely
new to American audiences. This
season Cole Bros. have combined
their shows into one bic, Giant three
fold show offering a grand hipnro-
drome. ~mcnagcric and gorgeous spec
t%acular ballet. Coming in their own
steel cars. with evervthin@ snic and
span, with the largest collection Of
trained wild animals ever brought to-
gether in captivity. These highly
educated denizcnS of the jungle seem
to possess almost human intelligence.
and the Cole Bros. have increased
their already large geological CON
gress by a number of elephants. lions
camels and grizzly bears. Hundreds
of high class acts are presented in
the arena, and the nurlbcr OF high
school and posing horses. high Jump
ing horses are legion. Indeed Cole
Bros. are renowned for the ~superla-.
tive beauty of these equine wonders:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK HERE IS
PHILANTHROPY
OFFERS RELIEF TO GUARDS
MEN. WOULD ADVANCE
MONEY TO REIMBURSE
MEMBERS REJECTED FOB
DISABILITIES

The First Nationel bank of SAINT,
Fe, in aformol letter to Governo
Mcdonald monday offered its credi
to the state so that the national guarc
may pay its obligations and relieve
the distress that has come to some
Of the militiamen who dropped Their
work and went to the front al
Columbus only to be rejected for one
eason or another and sent home
after considerable time, Uncle Sam
refusing to allow them any pay for
their time or expenses.
The state has no fund to pay these
obligations which the United States
government is supposed to discharge.
and the burden fell upon those least
able to bear it, the men who patriot
cally enlisted in the guard and obevcd
the mobilization Quite a
number OF the officers and men who
made recruiting tours are also hold
ing the bag after paying automobile
hire and other expenses, in some
instances to the amour tot 5000.
The First National bank, through
its president, Levi A. Hughes, adj
dressed Governor Mcdonald at fol.
lows:
"Published reports have come to
the notice Of the board of directors
Of the First National bank Of Santa
Fe calling attention to the lack Of
financial provision 10 meet the emer-
eency demand made upon the state
because Of the calling out of the
national guard for the protection Of
the border OF the United States, in
Guiding that OF New Mexico. In
view OF these circumstances the board
by unanimous consent. adopted a
formal resolution rendering the credit
OF the First National bank to the
limit set by law to the state of New
Mexico for the payment of obliga-
tions assumed in responce to such
emergency demands. {
1.-THE officers of the bank, in con- +
formity with said resolution, will be a
pleased TO respond at any time to
any call that you. as chief executive
of the state and commander of the a
national guard, may take upon its a
resources and credit to tide over the v
existing emergency until the legisla- /
tive branch of the government can J.
make proper provision to meet the l.
existing demands" wv !!
Governor Mcdonald in reply thank L
ed the bank for its patriotic and |;
generous offer, intimating that the /;
state might take advantage of it. He /;
will confer with President Hughes in l.
few days to work out the details. l.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
WHERE TO SPEND
YOUR VACATION
LISTEN TO THE CALL OF OLD

~ HE SALL Of oil
OCEAN, where the joy of living, tn,
charm OF health, and the pleasures o,
recreation are all combined. Pack
your Grip and come to the Coast for
a few weeks, during the hot summer
months, where you can enjoy the fin.
bracing and in%vigorating air Of the
seashore. The HOTEL NORTHERN
OF Los Angeles, a new modern fire.
proof building, elegantly furnished
moderate priced, is situated Just two
blocks from the electric railway sta.
ton where trains leave every few
minutes for the many popular sea.
shore resorts surrounding this city
and close to all large department,
stores, theatres, cafes, etc, which
makes it a very ideal place to sta,
during your vacation. The guests a,
the Hotel Northern are the
most delightful people one could
meet, and the huge Lobby offers a
meeting place for congenial
people, and by its social pleasures
one forgets the cares and worries OF
business back home.
Our Auto Bus meets all train.
taking you from and to the station
without charge. Free Garage and
Parking accommodations for your
Write for Folders, Rates, Reserva.
NORTHERN HOTEL co,
Los Angeles, Cal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

r.A arY YIN Ii lON.
SANTA FE IN TIE DISTRICT c0UR1
pr1rp Cause No. S64d.
VS..
NELLIE ROSS, ct al,
Defendants.
mes, David Ross, Sadie Irene Holmes. Id,
ward Richard Holmes. James Holmes, The
Unknown heirs Of James Holmes, II
5, R. Hinekley. deceased, And Ali Other un,
known Owners and Claimants OF Interests IN
ana to the Premises hereinafter described adj.
verse to the plaintiffs
fed that the above entitled cause, where.
IN Belle forsha is plaintiff. and Nellie Ross,
formerly Mrs, J. II. Holmes, David Ross,
mes; James, Holmes, The unknown hers
OF lanes Holmes, If he DC deceased, he
unnknoMt helrs OF ). k. Hinctley deceased and
al 9iher Unknown Owners and Claimants
in the premises hereinafter described adj.
verse to the plaintiff are defendants, has
breh commenced and is now pending IN
me District Court OF Santa fe County,
new Mexico, the object OF said cause being
/" Iulet the title of the plaintiff in and
TO the following described real estate and
premises situate, lying and being IN the
County of Santa Fe, State Of New Mexico,
ana more particularly described as follows:.
That certain lot or parcel OF land
situate in Precinct Number Four %,
n the City Of Santa Fe, County OF
and which is bounded ON the N5rlh
y property, now or formerly, Of
Mrs Jennie Lowitzki, deceased; on
me i-ast by ''uadalupe Street; on
merry Of Inc Capital Coal Yard and
on the West by property Of the N
Gibson, Topeka & Santa Fc Railroad
company, and measuring from North
10, South eighty seven and one hall
N/>l) tcet, and from East 10 West
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

Santa Fe, N. NJ. July 10, 1916.
The Board of County Commission
ers met as per adjournment with all
members present; Clerk M. A. Ortiz
and Charles c. Closson, also in at
tendance.
The following accounts were audited
and ordered paid out OF the Wild
animal Bounty Fund, to-wit:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28

N''Nf ~ WIZ
warrant No. to whom issued amount
1875 M. ], Nagel Jr, 31.OC
1870 Dodge Black 3l.OC
1877 Ricardo Alarid 400
1923 Capital City Bank 1000
1872 w. B. Hunt 800
1880 Canuto Vigil 200
1881 Alberto Garcia 200
1852 Jose Antonio Salazar 200
1888 w. B. Hunt 200
1884 Observation-Disclosures 400
1885 Juan Tafoya 400
1880 T. W. Hanna 200
1887 Pat Montague 400
1883 Leo Hcrsch 500
1850 Not Issued.
1910 M. J. Nagel Jr, 200
l94I Trinidad Baca 400.
1872 Marcos Vigil 400.
l743 T. w Hanna $500.
l544 Antonio Herrera 2G0
l54S r. F Pankcy $500
1910 Elmer Z. Gray 200.
l547 Eulogio Mora 200.
I94S T. w. Hanna zoo
1919 5. ]. Wren 4m.
1850 Capital City Bank 800
1851 B. F. Pankey 1900
1852 Esquipula Salazar 400
1883 c. w. Smith 200
1854 r. P. Fullerton 200
1855 Elias VALDEZ 200
1850 Santana Padilla 200
l557 Isidoro Brito 1900
1853 Allen w. Baer 2N0
$3.50 Isaac N. Woodman 200
500 T. W. Hanna 500
Sol c. V. Potterton 4OO.
.9hz B. F. Pankey 600 !
sos Donaciano Vigil zoo.
9o4 Bernabe Armijo 400
sos A. B. Scott 800 :
500 c. G. Mardof o2O0l
'oI G. E. Shaw 400
sos Jose r. Lopez 200
soy Juan Armijo 200.
SO J. f. Shaw 200
81 Santana Padilla 400 I
o/I Dick Turk 200 k
o/5 Alberto Roberts 200 v
7/4 Antonio Ortiz y Martinez 200 7
Donaciano Vigil 200
Frank Delgado 400
II Urbano Contreras 200 r
Earl Angle 2Oa.
s. ]. Wren 400
80 Webbcr Munfo-d am
81 Esquipula Sala7ar I2O0I F
- G. c. Gerharr zoo
Frank Delgado 200 y
7. F. Jones 6m
IS Ignacio Madrill 600
80 Canuto Vigil 2NI
. Francisco Chavez 75O0I q
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
CALL FOR BIDS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re
ceiyed by the County Commissioner.
OF Rio Arriba County New Mexico
on the 10th day of August A. D. 1917
in the Office OF the County Clerl
Of the County Of Rio Arriba for the
binding Of the County Court House
at TERRA Amarillo the County Seat
Of said County; according to the
Plans and specification now on file
in The Office of the County Clerk
Of said County.
Copies Of the Plans and specified
ton can be examined by applying to
the County Clerk of said County.
All proposals and bids must be ac-
companied by a certified Check of
no less than 10 per cent of the bid
and a good and sufficient bond will
be required from the contractor for
the proper fulfilment of the construc-
tion OF the said Court House, and the
Of the building.
The County Commissioners of said
county will reserve the right to accept
Or reject any and all such proposals
and bids.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28

Il NEIZ CEIL c. an CY/cy/
+. NWHsHTN SIC ~ SSTESSHh See. ~. $40
+, S"M9EN 2ee; a. NHNH Sec. e, Lot
Sec. 80. All Of Sees. al & "a San ~
NWN, SWX Sec. a, T. 26N. r. sic IntsInsy
swA, NNsEN,, sWNsEN, sENsEM 6,
: EHSEM, SWZSEN Sec e. S~1ZSz"T,9o"I5
10. "NFINFnn "S"cn TT"ASS"Ab 81
SfMsWA Sec. j. wv W 71at Z. SCI Sc;
nLA, 81 Sec. Y, All Of Sec. 10. +. a6N'
Of Sec. II Lots /, z, 3. 4, EHNWA, EHSWT
NEN,. ENSEN, .SWASEA Sec. i8, Lots
I. J, 4 ENWH,EH Sec. l9, All Of Sec. 20
N,H, NHSEM, SWN seq, NXSWN, SCI
w S 2fG, q II' t 4Nt +, SOC, Lots J
In ~ SSH4N/4, nH9WHt. EHStM Sec. s,
2XiTNNERR' S3WyTANEM, NWAsEN sse. Is" T.
There are no imp oT".crn'TF 9 op''y ~. ,s acre.
Sale q Al 'c of se re". 20. r. on psN En'' R ''9 st
Ro's 5oF : + $, S,EANWH Sec, Q, T; 24A
r. <'E' Lots D. z SMNEA, 81 Sec. l.,
VlVtiiLSEH SSF4h s2TEIANEA' SHNWA,, SWM,
!, %sH2NfETNl, SSfH}NSIWTaa. SEX Hs5; I tI l%ts l. NJ r J,
~ L; 10 w. NMSEA, SEASEA Sec.
no. X; Iy mn,o son,s,nins 5 S'5 So. acres. There are
sale 81, 81 Sec 3, 7. 26N., R. POE. con.
ra.h,n& soy acres. There are no improve.
R, Sa 9gE, SO y W. " WHTTEA g.y Sec; o T. aN,
~ NJ - = sec 81 ! AN., X. Pc, con
,alniils s'f.H acres There are no improve.
"Shis on ms land;
Sec. Z NHNWN, NHNEA Sec, IS s"T" r s@sH,.
H. 29E., containing 678.l5 acres. There ere
no improvements on this land
co >aiG 3,s. S5E755S q Sec Il T. @N, R. 9E.,
,rnvar,a ~. 1870. mere are no i'm
on '"rs iahu'
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
Francisco Delgado, Register

Receiver.
Date of first publication July q 1916
Date Of second publication July % 1916
Date of third publication Aug. 4 1916.
Date of fourth publication Aug. II 1916
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
new MEXICO EXCHANGE
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

One cent a word for each insertion
Each issue reaches over 5000 sub.
ScriDers living in the state of New
Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE.
In The Probate Court County OF Santa Fe,
State or New Mexico. .... ....
Nouec IS hereby given that an instrument
IN Writing which purports to be the las,
VIII and testament of Emil Uhlfelder, de,
ceased, has this dav been filed in the office
OF me : ounty Clerk 6. the County Of Santa
lie, state oi Now Mexico.
NJ. A. ORTIZ,
Now !, County Clerk Of the said County
OF Santa Fe, State Of New HeSIco hereby
TX 2ad ,%,ppoint Monday, tile 7th day 81
august a. d., 1916. at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon at the Court House of the County
OF Santa Pc, in the City of Santa Fe, state
OF New Mexico, as the time and place for
the proving OF the said will.
NJ. A. ORTIZ
County Clerk,
BY V. /. ALARID
(SEAL) '"'
this 9th day of July, 1916.
flrst Publication July 2, 1910.
Publication July 28 1910.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28

FOR SALE-Choice improved Lots
also two family cottages. Apply a.
State Record office.
NANIED-To hear from owner o.
good farm for sale. Send cash price
and description-D. F. Bush, Mime
apolis. MINI. Adj
IT you want any Express deIiverer
any part Of the city apply to Lui,
Escudero.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28
REID & HERVEY
LAWYERS.
Albuquerque and Roswell,
New Mexico.

WANTED-A place on ranch as house
keeper can give best of references
Mrs. M. E. Gay Croshyton Tex
?. o. box 63
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-07-28

-OR SALE-Hereford bull calves
Prices right. Charley Sumner stock
DO not write, come and SEES. c
Rea, Riddle. y. NJ.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-11
YouNeodC Chaperone
To Fish In Pearl.
River He Declares
HATTiEsBURe MAN SAYS THEY
BITE so RAPIDLY THEY
:
RUN ONE TO DEATH.

It's as difficult for fish TO pass
balted hook in Bouie river, at a point
three miles from Hattiesburg, as it is
for President Wilson to go by a bottle
of ink without writing another "finaP
note to Germany.
That is the opinion of w. n. Morri-
son, of the Riverside Brick Yard, who
has just returned to the city from a
single-handed fishing excursion to
Bouie.
Mr., Morrison is truthful man. He
wants to maintain his reputation for
truth and veracity, and consequently
refused to tell what happened to
him on the Bouie River.
Il will talk of my recent trip to
I'earl River, though" he said
And here's his story:
.There are SO many fish in Pearl
River, that it works man to death, if
he is alone, to look after more than
one line. While batting one hook,
big cat fish is sure to come up and
try to run off with the other hooks
and lines. In two days drew in more
than 200 pounds of fish, and even this
amount would have been larger, but
observed union hours, and refused pos
itively to cast a line after the whistle
I
had blown.
"The next time go there, I'm going
to take bunch of assistants along
1t would keep one man busy just over
seeing the work of two or three help
ers, let alone actually fishing any him
self.
Mr. Morrison landed a 12-pound ca
lin the Boue river this week.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-11
MASS MEET|NNG'
OF ROAD MEN.
is ENTHUSIASTIC
Hundreds AT Columbus in the In
terest Of jackson Mill
tary Highway
FORREST REPRESENTED;
FOOTE'S REPORT READ
ST. JOHN eAFFNEY.
Special to the Nes0s.

0VOCtQt W ANN "NOpVof
Columbus, Miss, May 11.-With
delegates and members of the boards
of supervisors from practically every
county in Mississippi along the pro
posed route of the Jackson Military
Highway in attendance, a mass meet
ing of road enthusiasts is being con-
Quoted here this afternoon, and far
reaching results are expected to fol-
low.
n, The meeting is for the purpose of
ascertaining Just what the interested
counties have done thus far toward
completing their respective links Of
the proposed highway.
AS will be remembered, the commit
tee meeting in Nashville last October
adjourned for a year with the under
standing that the route to be selected
win depend upon the condition of the
roads through the territories in ques-
ton, If Mississippi can show great
er amount Of improved highways, this
route will be designated, otherwise,
the jackson road win traverse Ala
bama.
The two states have until October |
to finish their work.
1t is believed that the reports to be
made at today's meeting will show
that the greater part OF Mississippi's
roads have been put in good condi-
tion.
II. A. Camp, of Hattiesburg, is rep
resenting Forrest county. Mr.. Camp
reached here this morning and
brought with him one Of the best re-
ports of the meeting.
1t was prepared by Frank w. Foote,
Of Hattiesburg, vice president Of the
Jackson Military Highway. It is as
Follows:
To the President Of the Jackson Mill
tary Highway:
Forrest county, Miss. begs to report
to you that:
Immediately following the last meet
ling held in Nashville, Tenn, last fall
THAT our Board OF Supervisors startet
Ito work on our part of the Jackson
Military Highway, and did not let vi
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-11
START.
ATTACK AGAINST
RUSSIA IN EAST
Indications Are That Center Of
Fighting Is 10 be Shifted
West.
BOTH GERMANS AND FRENCH
CLAIM VICTORIES ATT vERDUN
SIR ROGER EASEMENT.
(By Associated Press,

London, May 11.-The Germans
have resumed the offensive on tne
East bank of the Meuse. and are at
tacking near vaux. Paris reports that
the Teutonic forces were repulsed
There is heavy artillery firing in the
region of Avocourt wood. and the
French are attacking near Deadman's
Hill, as well as southeast of Hill S04.
On the eastern front, the activity is
increasing, the Teutons having launch
ed attacks against the Russians who
apparently are on the defensive. In
creased activity is reported from the
Balkans. There are artillery and in
fantry clashes on the Macedonian
front
Athens reports brisk fighting north
of Aylona, indicating that the Aus
trians are preparing to move agains
the Italians.
Petrograd reports that the Russians
are occupying Kaari-Sharin, forcing
the Turks to flee.
The latest estimates of the casual
ties in Dublin are placed at about /,
900, including 400 killed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-11
ARBO LUMBER MILL
DESTROYED BY FIRE
$40. go, E1AzE WRECKS PLANT
AND DRY KILN IN EARLY
MORNING BLAZE.

Fire of unknown origin this morning
completely destroyed the big lumber
manufacturing plant and dry kiln Of
the Lumber Mineral Company, at Ar
bo, Miss, on the Gulf & Ship Island
Railroad, S5 miles north Of Hatties-
burg.
The damage is estimated at $4,000.
It was fully covered by insurance.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
over the long-distance telephone to-
day, H. II. Gust, president and gen.
eral manager of the company, stated
that an investigation is now under
way. I'VE have no idea how the blaze
originated" he said. at was about G
o'clock when flames began shooting
from one part of the mill We called
out our own fire-fghting department
which did excellent work. The blaze
was beyond our control, however, and
there was but little that we could dc
except keep the fire from spreading
This we succeeded in doing"
The commissary was less than l0t
fleet from the dry kiln, but it was no
damaged.
There was but little lumber in thu
mill at the time.
Mr., Gust said that the actual los
would not be known before night.
Smoke from the burning plant coul'
be seen arising in Hattiesburg. Fo
a time it was considered sending th'
local automobile truck to Arbo to as
sist in fighting the blaze, but telephone
messages at the last minute said i
.Iwould be unnecessary.