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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States OF America. Northern District Of West
Virginia. IS:
In the United States District Court In and for said
District.
In the matter Of Harold A. Moore. individually
and trading as Moore Advertising" Bankrupt No
400. In BANKRUPTCY. Petition for Discharge.
10 the Honorable Aston &. Dayton. Judge Of the
District Court Of the United States for the
Northern DStric: OK West Virginia:
Harold A. Moore. OF Wheeling. In the County Of
Ohio. and State OF Yves; Virginia. in said District,
respectfully represents hst on the cpth day o! JInu
ary. last past he duly adjudge bankrupt under
the 81 Congress relating 10 bankruptcy: that he
has duly surrendered all his property and rights OF
properly and has fully Complied with all the re-
quireuents Of said acts and OF orders Of tho
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he priys that he may be decreed BY the
Court TO hare full discharge from all debts pror.
able against his estate under said BANKRUPT acts.
ceW such debts are excepted BY Law from such
discharge.
Dated this :lst day r. May. A. D.. 1917.
HA8oLD 4. MOORE.
Bankrupt
By herman A. Hundt. Ills Attorney.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District OF West Virginia, IS:
On this 2and day Of May. 4. D.. 1917. on reading
ID. foregoing PETITION. IL is
Ordered by the Court tina: . hearing b had upon
the the 2end day OF June. A. D.. 1917. be-
fore said Court A. Wheeling in said district. A. 10
O'Clock n-t44e forenoon; and that notice thereof he
published IN the Wheeling lntslnEences. Z news
parer printed in said District and that all known
creditors and other persons IN interest may appear At
thu said time and place and show cause. any they
have. why the praye. Of the said petition should
be granted.
And i; Is further ordered BY the Court. that the
CLERK shall send br mail to s known credltorI copies
Of said petition and this order addressed 10 them at
their places Of residence stated
Witness the Honorable Aston G. Dayton. judge
Of the said Court. and the seal thereof At WheelinE
In said district. the "2nd day OF May A. D., 1911
Attest:
A. T. BARRETT. Clerk,
c. S. D. C.. y. d. VI. Va
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Boy IS BADLY
HURT BY AUTO
CHARLES HAVALITCH HAS ARM
AND LEG FRACTURED IN ACC1-
DENT YESTERDAY
Struck BY Bayha Furniture Co. Truck
Rushed to General Hospitll-1u-
jur5e5 Not Dangerous.

Charles llalHVIirh. II years old. had
an arm and Il lex: fractured when he was
run down 10y an aut"ln0hilc uwncd b.
M Enyha Furniture company yester-
day evening. TIL" accident occurred at
tn" corner of MrtnlInrl and Fourteenth
streets. Nhcr" III" hoy and auto collided
in Snnic manner.
III" injured boy was rushed IN The
ohm Valley General hospital, where sur
G""mS r"iu"cd the fractures. Early This
morning II was stated that in spite Of
the ~" fractures. the hoy uuCs not seem
Ia h. dangerously injured.
Th" injured hoy lives with his parents
un Sow street.
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Hold for Hharirn

III" ten men arrested yesterday un
charges ot Interfering with the operas
ton al the "onscriptIon act were ar
raiGnrd today in United States district
court. They pleaded not guilty and
were held Tor hearing on Jun" G. Bal
was fixed 1t $1,000 for each prisoner
II is charged that the men Circulat cd
socialist literature which urged persons
or military ago not Ia enlist. copies -!
the Michigan Socialist containing anti
conScription propaganda have been
seized by government agents. The Gull
tor. Nathan l. Welch. WIS arrested yes
terQay.
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Leopold do Rothschild.

LONDUN, May 70, ll:.O a. m.-Leo-
pold de kothsrhild died this morning
AT his home at Leighton Buzzard after
an illness OF six weeks. Mr.. De Roths-
child was :" years old and was the third
son Of Baron Lionel de Rolhsrh!ld. foun-
der of the English branch of the fam
Gus banking house. For many years
prior To the war Mr.. Tie Rothschlld was
i prominent figure in English racing
circles and in 1904 his horse, st. Armant,
won tho nCrhN.
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DISCUSS RAISING Of THE C|?Y'S
PORTION IN RED CROSS FUND
WHEELING CHAPTER TO ASSIST IN
CAMPAIGN FOE 500, 900, 900
week of juno 10 and IS to BE Observed
Nationally as Red Cross Week
TO Raise Amount.

" q meeting Of tho committees OF Inc
Wheeling Chrptcr of IN" American kcu
cross Inst nghr II TIL" Hub huiIdinH' IN"
need for 4 great concerted effort I" ralS'
Wh"rling'S purti"u Of the on" hundred
million dollar American Rcd ross iund
between June IS and 9Th inclusive. was
discussed and at Il subsequent meeting
which is 10 bc called ri IN" discretion "i
III" t'nanc" Commute" at IN" 'h;Lrl"r
plans for raising Whc"iinHS share VIII
IN completed
T;"v. \. l.. E"nE". chairman Of th'
local chapter. who has Recently returned
from washington. II. T.. where he went
rs IL d"l"g::t" 10 tn" War '"uhrl! pre-
sided ut last nights meeting. II" gay"
II brief review nf III" council meeting
ovrr which cX-rr"Sidcnt ". II. Taft pre-
sided. AMI road the call In tn" American
people which asked for thor financial
help in raising the on" hundred million
dollars for Rcd cross relief work. ~
would hH Il shame; Rev. E"nZ" SAID. lf
Tho American people could not raise This
amount. hut am confident THAI they
V III and later NOR" than Iha; sum viii
I've given t"r tho Pod ross raus"."
lust how 'Wh""ling'S portion will hH
raised has NOT been decided h% tho imam
rIf,l committee. hut n committee COM
Tosci If Whcrling'S most substantial
business men will u" named for IN"
work. and every man. woman and rhi'd
viii b. asked /" ,"ntrihu," his amount.
no matter how small
National Assistant Coming.
\ SlCui mass meeting will he held.
ana III" fund campaign began. \ irl"-
gram from Seward rrnSS"r chairman
al the war finance committee. 10 Rev.
Bruzn stated thar an assistant would be
S"nt here for This work. tharl"s t.. Env-
k"udnlc "f E'indlay. ~. probably being
assigned To Wheeling.
Wheeling must get ready 10 contribute
hcr hit Ia III" great fund. and every on"
should willingly do So. for tn" work Of
Tin, Red Cross means constructive work.
No matter how any "nc stands on the
subject "f war h" ought /" stand for th"
work nf the Red Cross which ie neutral
and for III" relief Of distress.
Announcements "f the mass meeting
dr." and iii" teams which will unl, T.
TAX" ia" raising at a great sum from
Wheeling. viii h. I:nkrd forward 80
with much interest on the part uf th4
Iuhlr. Tho week during witch the hun
drCd million dollars from the people nf
tn. United states will hr raised is jun"
18Th l" Jun" eth inclusive.
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Obj UARY.
Funeral For George Arkle.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
~, r. held in the y. c. Bayha company
parIors for George Arklc'
former justice of the peace OF this city
who died in The home Of his daughter,
in Detroit Mich, Saturday. The Rev.
l.. il. L.,wc!lyn of stone Presbyterian
church uffrriHtcd Tho funeral was IN
charge of l.AlSclIc lnlge, \. q. l.. ".
Puri;l was in Stone Church cemetery.
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CHARLESTON. ". vi. MAY % rl;t;
priests will follow IT." circulation Of
i,it"rs distributed ia knuaw ha. l;nnm"
and Ealci.Ei "niu'l"" lay ''u"iui"% at Tia.
government was Indicated her" Tonight
hv federal ami state ui'n'"r> vii" AT,
conducting M inquiry In'" the a. wi
ties Of what arr" iIrS I" E'. - conspiracy
10 hamper the government in III" rAccI;-
,lnn Of tho s"lr"tiVc draft la%.
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Alonzo Bartlett,


Special pl>NRrh o. Tic InltII!gen'c-.
HARRISBURG. W. Va. May "9.-The
body Of AlonZa G.. Bartlett, aged Il, I
well known travelling salesman Of this
andcity. arrived This morning for the
funeral and burial. from FaIrmont, where
he died last night after a short illness
If pneumonia. one son. Brooks Bart
lett. Of Grafton. survives him.
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DOKIES INITIATE

\ score ar NOR" ui candidates Will
be made Vurari..s nf LIann:t Temple No
lG+ ~. ~. Is. *. ut l ceremonial To pc
held this evening ut tn" lythinn Castle.
rwnnty-S"vrnIh and thnpllue streets.
This special Memorial Day event las
boon looked forward 10 by the Dokles
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Funeral services imr Mrs. Priscilla
Mooney. aged widow Of Lee Mooney
Ir.innr resident of this community. who
died Sunday, were held yesterday IN me
homo OF her daughter. Mrs. Lee She itlcr.
If lUS First street. AetnavilIe. .. The
Rcv E. IA Schiltz Of Martins Ferry
NGtnudisl Episcopal church. was IN
charge Intrrrnrnt was in Mt Wood
cemetery, this city.
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Miss snodgrass Funeral Today.

Funeral SarviccS Tor Miss BcuIah
SnrdgraSS. who was killed in an auto
mupllr accident near Akron. o.. Friday.
will be held this afternoon at 1:JO
o'clock in the home Of her parents. at
4nO Ontario street, Island. Burial will
ln in Greenwood.
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ArriYalH Last Might.
INJUNCTION IS ASKED
Continued From First Page.)

activities OF the association. Texas
Rangers. SherifiS ot various west TrXaS
counties aaud government agents were
witnesses before the grand jury. y hun
drcd or more farmers and lahortrS, who
Joined the association waited 10 tes-
-
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runeral For Mrr, CARPENTER.

Tho funeral Tor Mrs. HENRIETTA tRose)
CARPENTER who passed away Saturday,
WAS held in The family home, 1"20 CHAP
line street. yesterday afternoon, with the
Key. ". IL. Fields of the First Christian
church officiating. Burial was in Green
wood.
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Grand Jury Pro be.

States District Att"rrr; t'la;. Alien an
nouced today that h" would ask ,rr
special federal grand jury To consider
anti-drafl agitation in Seattle and IL
rinlIy. Four alleged nnti-dra;t oipaui@-
cra were arraIcncd before II 1'niIrd
States commissioner t"d4y. All M" at
liberty on h"uh. Those accused az .~",j-
,iuuS conspiracy and us. -" IN" mails
tn iucitr murder and asSA&sinar !"u arr.
llullct VI. Wells, former president III
The Seattle Labor I'u.II!rjl ard iwi."
Socialist randidat" for mayer. sam Sad.
Ter. Washington nCtlhurl committeeman
Of tn" Socialist pai;Y: Aaron FISHER
man. county Serr"'rr'. q! IN" Socialist
orHauiZatiOH and Robert t.. iiicc.
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P. D. CLERKS
MEETING TO-DAY
WEST VA. BRANCH OF NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION CONVENES THIS
MORNING.
Many Prominent Speakers on Program
Auto Trip and Closing With
BANQUET Tonight

pcl"Gat"S from many parts or she
state arrived hero yesterday ana lust
night to attend the fourth annual con-
S"nir"n of The Yves; Virginia state
I;ruilch ut the United National Assault
ati"u "t Post office Clerks. which con-
v..u.S I'm III" court chamber OF tn" Icd-
.iHl buildiuI: this morning at 10 "'cl"ck.
The affair will close tonight With an
elaborate banquet III the Hotel Wind
Sur. About IA Delegates from all over
IN" stat" will h. present. The rrin"ipa!
address Will he delivered by Frank *.
Rogers. president of the national aSSn-
citation. Al o'clock this afternoon the
visitors will hr given ali autu tour
through Whr"lIug district.
III" convention vii! open with brief
address ny Charles T.. SchultZ". luTp-
r;tti"n viii be offered by g. j. Terry:
Mayor II. l.. Kirk Will deliver the adj
dress uc w"lcu'n" and Postmaster W. w.
Irwin Will deliver the address Of well
com" in behalf OF the post office rm
pl"ycs. which. Will b.. responded 10 by
John H. RiS" of Huntington president
If the West Virginia stat" branch. Bust
ness matters will r"sum" ut o'clock.
Banquet at Seven O'Clock
Tho banquet Will be presided over by
Mr.. Schultz. Following is the speak
crS' program: "'rh" Observation-Disclosures
-\im ami Purpose" John J. Grogan:
The Postal Srrvir" in tho Public Eye.
Judge James W. Ewing: "rhc City Of
Wh"rlius.' Mayor Kirk: The ,'lcasurc
Of Reing Postmaster and the Wheeling
no$t Office" Postmaster Irwin. IA
tri"tic Address by Judge Frank W. Mes
bit; The Post pffiC" Department IN
rs Relation To business Interests
Charles NJ. kctchum. President Rogers
81 TN" National association. Will speak
IN "lniIed National Association Hust
office Clerks
Arrivals Last Night.
Tho following delegates had arrived
AZ ~ last night: r. J. Wians. pnrkcrs-
burg: Louis Ncarna. Charleston: w. II.
Chapman. l[eys"r: 7. J. LigEelt. Euck-
hanuou; II. {. Owen. t'airmont: W. l..
l'ittro and Joseph Snidcr. tlarks burg:
!. t.. ,;uldSby. Samuel Shawen and Miss
Cora IN'au OF liuntington: J. NJ. Derrick.
+. u. D"nl"y and 4. O. Grcenlee vi
Charles ton.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

PUBLIC SAlE-Iuno I'D. 1917. at O'Clock. Stand
ard Farm Of 100 known the lirxtton farm.of
tho National paved road. 3.4 mile east Of F1Irriew
O.. belmont Co. All undcrlaid with No. s rein coal
buildings fair. well watcred good wells soft
Fruit. locust and other timber. Nice laying land
sood soil. Fine location T. ". Br1tton. FlirIiew.
Ohio mJ-22-30t
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT

FOR RENTING have storage space in our garage.
situated II the corner y. Eleventh and Water street,
Wheeling. for limited number Of cars. Always open.
Packard Motor Company. my-a5-m
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WINIFn -%icbt V.;chman for factory in WsrWood.
Must lie sober and steady ac,!re. and furnish soou
reference from former employer. Address M e1''
lntegenc.r. ny -
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WANTED-Male Help

waNTEo-Pantr maker. Steady work Suiant'e'
j. sayel.burp. Hanover ST.. Martins Feo. ".
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D I E .

MooNEY-on Sunday. May -. 1917. 1t ii lie o'clock
=. IN. her la;o residence loS First stree:,
ActnariIle. Ohio. MRS. PRISCILLA MOONEY.
Hic u tho late Richard Mooney. in her 6sth yeas.
Funeral service Wednesday Afternoon Il 200
u'ciocx. Friends u the family invited to attend.
nte-ment ut. Wood cemetery
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Miscellaneous.

FOR RENT-a furnished rooms. bEth. electric nShu
gas nno location. Call 2lt0 Market m5-.S-i
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FOR Miscellaneous

FOR SAlE-TSp Shetland ponies. years old. Quiet
for children Bell phone Geo. Il Seuhttd. Elm
Grove. mJs8-i
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WANTE D-Neu .nL boys ror factory work AppL
Whi,ahrr-Glessner Co.. Wheeling CorruSatint Dss'
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WANTED-Male and Female

WANTEo-Girl for general h0useworE. no WssnnE
Mrs j. L. Bird. 100 ). Broadway. city. my -9o-J
Sierra County advocate., 1917-08-31
County Council OF
Defense Organized.

The persons appointed by the
governor OF New Mexico ns mem
bers OF the Sierra County Council
OF Defense, met in the court house
In Hillsboro on the afternoon OF
August 9th, 1917. and proces led
to organize, Prssent, J. A. Dye,
Fl. A. Wolford, f. M. Bojorquez,
W. II. Bucher. Edward James,
Robert Martin, James Bourguet,
Antonio Armijo, and Urbano Ar
rey. W. P. Keii. W. H. Weston
and Frank H. Winston were an
avoidably absent. + M. Bolor-
auez was elected chairman, snd
w. Fl. Bucher was elected secre-
tary and treasurer. The execut.
i've com mittee is composed of Bo-
jorauez, Dye and Buoher. The r.
nance com mittee 10 made up OF
the balance OF the members.
This Sierra County Oopucil OF
Defense is appointed to serve dur
ing the time OF the present war snd
for such time thereafter as the
governor may deem necessary, In
cooperation with and under the
direction of the New Mtxico Coun-
oil OF Defense to carry ont within
Sierra county such plans and poll
cies as may be formulated or adopt
ed by the said Council, for the de-
fepse OF the nation, for the pro-
motion OF agriculture, the pro-
duction, distribution, transporta-
tion and conservation OF food
stuffs and articles end N aterials
essential to the support Of the ar
mics and OF the people, for the
prevention and suppression OF RI
pts and insurrection, and general
iy to provide for the puhlic de.
fense, peace, health, safety end
welfare.
Said County Council may be
CALLED upon to aid in the enforce
msnt of the selective draft and re-
cruiting men for the National
Guard and other military forces;
and will also be expected to carry
put necessary measures TO prevent
ead au.e. possible labor troubles,
and other disturbances, to protect
life spi property against riots q
publlo enemies, and geperslly to
act under the direction and in
at, uctions OF the Governor and
State Council Of Defense.
Sierra County advocate., 1917-08-31
Serial 017068
u. S. Land Office.
Las Cruces, New Mexico,
August 20. 1917

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
]. 7. Mclaughlin, whose post-offire
address is Albuquerque, Bernalillo
County, New Mexico, in behalf of him
self and his co-owners, Alex. Brsach-
er, Julia K. Lee, George T. Nehr, W.
M. Weaver and w. S. Hopewell, has
filed an application for patent for the
lode mining claims called the Liilipnt
Group of mining claims, situated in
Las Animas mining district. Sierra
County, New Mexico, and designated
by the field notes and official plat on
file is this efiice as mineral survey No
1921, in township l6 south, range z
west, aid township ID south, range 7
west, New Mexico principal meridian,
said mineral survey No. 1921 being de-
sciibed az follows:
LILLIPUT LODE.
Beginning at Corner No l, the south
erly corner, identical with the no, ther-
ly corner of the Catherine lode, whence
The southeast cerner Of Sec 3. tn. l6
s., r. q w. bears s. "a deg. 80 min. E.
1905. feet; thence N. 81 deg. 04 min.
w. to Corner No. 2; thence N 40 deg.
80 min. K. 1900 feet to Corner No. 81;
thence s 81 deg, 04 min. E. 600 {, ct to
Corner No. a; thence S. 40 deg. 80 min.
w. 1900 feet to Corner No l, the place
Of beginning.
CATHERINE LODE.
Beginning at Corner No. |. the south
erly corner, whence the s. K. corner
of Sec 3 TIP. 16 = R7 W. bears S. Al
deg. SO min. E. 4364.5 feet; thence N.
54 deg. 04 min. w. 600 feet to Corner
No. 2; thence N. 35 deg. Sc min. e.
1900 feet to Corner No. 3; thence s.
b4 deg. 04 min. E. 600 feet to Corner
No. a; thence $. 35 deg So min. w.
to Corner No. l, the place of begin
Mug.
On all sides the claims are surround
ed by unoccupied public land, except
that survey No. 735, '85 lode lies in a
northwesterly direction and survey
No. 612, Compromise Sc. No. l, lies in a
southwesterly direction,
JOHN L. BURNSIDE,
Register.
First pub. Aug. 31-1f.
Sierra County advocate., 1917-08-31
e,,souou. r,eatmen. Of Children.

A Milwaukee physician, DIR. John K.
Norden, has adopted this strenuous
treatment to prepare his babies for
the rigors of life, and up to the pres.
ant his methods have been abundantly
justified by their success, says an ar
tcle in Good Health for October His
little daughters, Shirley and Jane.
eyed respectively eight and three
years, are two OF the frmest and
hcslthiest bits OF humanity. to whom
disease OF all kinds is unknown. Dur
ing to cold weather these children
may bo seen barefooted and bare
headed, clad only in their cotton gar.
ments. thoroughly enjoying the romp
the snowdrifts, and without q goose
Mmpls ON their skin.
Sierra County advocate., 1917-08-31

NOTICE OF ELECION FOR OR
GANIZATICN OF ELEPHANT
RUTTE IRRIGATION DISTRICT
AND FOR ELECTION OF DIREC-
TORS FOR SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS. on the 18th of Aug
nst, 1917, the County Commission
ers OF Dona Ana County, New Mexico,
duly granted the petition Of Albert s.
Eylar, S. G. Kilgore and LyttoR II. Tay-
lor, for the organization OF an irrigation
district, and defined the boundaries of
said district as the same were set
70 tn in said petition, being the same
petition that was published in the Las
Cruces Citizen, ani the Rio Grande Re-
public Of Dona County, New Mexico,
and the Sierra County Advocate Of Sic :
ra County, Nav Mexico. for four success
sive weeks p,ior 10 lne said 18th .: Aug
ust, 1917, and did order an election as
prayed for iu said petition;
THEREFORE, notice is hereby
given that an election will be held with.
in said proposed district in the counties
OF Dnna Ana and Sierra, State OF New
Mexico, on
THURSDAY,
September 18Th, 1917,
at which election there shall be sub
mitted the question of the organization
of said irrigation district and the names
OF candidates to be voted for as directors
for said district.
For the purpose OF said election said
irrigation district shall be di-
vided into the following nine divisions:
Div. No. /, TO he known as the Auey
4 Garfield Division, shall contain all
ands now irrigated byso that can be
irrigated to the best advantage by the
rrey ditch and the Garfield canal
Div, No. 2, shall be known as the Hatch
Sierra County advocate., 1917-08-31
this week. Mr.. Gray, who is per-
manently located at Hot Springs,
expects TO bold service here q week
from next Sunday.
sumner soe the Manage

When Manager Henderson was u
possession OF certain metropolitan
theater a woyld-be patron, obviously
well bred, but rather too well primed
nv stimaIant, called at the boz ONCE
and demanded an orchestra seat His
wish was regretfully declined. But
he wanted more precise reason.
which was not forthcoming, and st
last Manager Henderson was sum.
moned. Pressed for the reason OF his
refusal, the latter finally said: We'll.
II you must know, It Is because you
are drunk" Unabaehed, the visitor
replied: "why. Of course I'm drunk!
Dye think Id--hic- come 70 your
hic-blesssd theatsr If wasn't
arunkT
Sierra County advocate., 1917-08-31
HILLSBoRo,

Bar silver, SO 3.4. Twenty-four
years ago SILVER was aaoted at
723-4 8
Rev. w. F.Gray, of HotSprings,
xss a Hillsboro visitor one day
Sierra County advocate., 1917-08-31
SIERRA COUNTY ADVOCATE.
". o. THOMPSON, Proprietor.

The Sierra County Ad vocate !sentered
st the Post Office at Hillsboro, Sierra
County, New Mexico, for transmission
hrough the q 8. Mails, as aecond class
matter.
Sierra County advocate., 1917-08-31

"Our Country! In her intercourse
with foreign nations, may she always
be right, but our country right or
wrong. "--Stephen Decatur.
Sierra County advocate., 1917-08-31

At said election all resilient free hold
ers who are the owners of land within
said district, or evidence of title TO such
lard together with resident eutry'nan If
public lands within such district whc
are Quailned electors under ih6 general
election laws OF the state shall be entitI-
ed to vote and none others.
In so far a. applicable, the general
election laws OF th- state exc pt requir
ments for registration, shall govern said
election, except as it may be utherwise
provided for in Chap. go. Of the anrotat
ed Statutes of New Mexico, a. amer e.
by Chap. 100 If the acts of the serord
legislature and as fnrther amended hy
Chap, 81 If the acts of the third lesisia
ture Of the State of New Mexico.
Witness my hand and the seal OF "f-
fice this the thirteenth day of Augusi.
1917.
DIONIGIJ ALVAREZ,
Protein Chairman OF the
Board OF County Com
nlissioners.
J. I. NAVARFS,
Clerk of the Board Of Coun-
~ Commissioners,
First pub. Aug. I7-l7