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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03
Ar;stocras;co casamicnto.

Tn acontec;miento social. dc altc re
Iievc Sc cfectu6 aver en- este puerto.
La dIstinguida senorita Mercedes
Ielesias Urea. hija del conocido doc,
TOY don Jose iglesias Cabal!c-o, Sc
uni6 en- matrimonio cor cl caballeroso
| i6ven. de origen holandes, Pierre
PECK.
\ la ceremonial concurric-on 10
mas granada dc la socicdad veracru-
zana, que ha cnviado valioSos rega-
los u los nuevos csposos.
e canoncro americana "Weelins" zar
para csta noche.
Fl canoncro americana "Wcc'inG,
Sc e~rruentra anclado en- este puerto
desde areeayer. Y probabiementc zar-
nara esta nochc.
Lego d. Puerto Msxico un proccsado.
De Puerto Mexico fuc traido Ell Tc-
l~nienre Coronci jose D. 0rdaz. acuSa
! DO Dor delitos en- contra del ordcn pu-
| 5lico. segun acta levantada en- el mis-
mo puerto, encontrandose procesado.
| Addiction dc la banda del gobierno del
Dize-ito Federal.
En- la plaza de la Constitution do
anoche una addiction de Ia Banda del
Gobierno del Distrito, siendo EMU
siastamentc ap!audida su buena eje-
cuci6n.,
La Ultima audic;6n de Ia banda CT
tada. Sc efectu0 hoy en- el Hotel Ter
m;nal. ante numcroso pubIicO. ansio-
so De cScucharla.
Sc :canudara cl trafico cor Santa Lu
crecia.
FL trafico f~crroviario. que Sc cncon
traba interrumpido entire este puerto
v Santa LucTecia. sc reanudara en- IA
oroxima semana.
La reanudaci6n del trafico ferro-
via:;o cor Santa Lucrccia, es dc gran
importa7cia. pues es esta Ia via dc
COMMUNICATION mas. eXpedita con el
Istrno dc Tehuantepec. V por la que SC
hace el transporte de gran cantidad
de productos que Sc explotan en- las
regiones que recorre
C~argarnento averiado.
Bucna parte de- papel de rollos pa
"a p~cri5dico que traio el vapor ameri-
cano "Corozal". ha sufrido serias a.
i~verias. debido d I'm descuido de Ia
C0mpania Terminal. que los dej0 des-
cubiertos V expuestos Il las inclemen-
ciaS del tempo.
Anoche cayeron varios aguaceros
que echaron a peEder, aproXlmadames:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03

PREPARATIONS PARA RECIBIR
a DON MANUEL UGARTE.

MERIDA. JUNO 19.-En la ultl-
ma session del H. Ayuntamiento de
esta capital Sc tomaron, rntre otros,
los siguientes c importantes a%cuerdos:
nombrar una comision que organize
los festejos que ell H. Cuerpo hara
al senior Manuel Ugarte a su llegada
a esta capital.
Explorar vahios terrenos de la Colo
MIA Garcia Gineres', con el objeto
de construir casas para obreros, CO.
mo las que Sc estan hacienda va en-
otros rumbos de Ia ciudad.
Nombrar ~ingeniero Municipal al
senior Alfredo G. Canton, quien ha
venido desempenando con gran a
cierto csc mismo puesto, con el ca
racter de INFERNO, en- substitution del
ingeniero D. Manuel Amabilis.
Una cuadrilla de tra5ajadores chinoS,
Sc dedica al c~ultivo de terrenos do
nados por ell Municipio.
Fl Regidor del Ramo informa que
una cuadrilla de trabajadores chinos
est;i va cultivando los grandes terre,
nos que al efecto don6 al Municip1o
la Gerencia de los ferrocarrlles cons
titucionalistas en- Yucatan.
Celebran Ell tercer aniyersario de su
huelsa.
Fl microbes pasado %celebraron los
obreros de Merida, el tercer anlver'
sario de la priInera huclga genera,
declarada por los obreros de los Fe'
r~rocarriles. con motive de estar des-
| c~ontcnlos con cl Consejo de Adml-
instruction. e. l3 de JUNO de 1914,
Sc SoIucion0 satisfactorlamente Ia
huelga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03
COLIMA
ROBARCN UN CAIRO EXPRESS

COLIMA. JUNO 26.-El s!rviente
cncargado de vig:lar el caro- en-
press que Sc encuentra en- csta es-
taci6n desde hace algunos d!as. Sc
present6 ante las autorid&des. mani
festandoleS que. q consequence de
haber abandonado por breves lnstan
ties ell expresado caro-, habian sldo
extraidos vacios objetos de ra.or,
entire los cuales Sc encontraba una
'caja-mundo." que contenia una gran
cant:dad de a~rticulos de bOneteria.
DespueS de ~levantar el acta res
Dec:iva, Ia policia hi2o las inveStl-
gaciones del case. Y. ror ind!caclo-
mes recibidas, Ia GAIA robada Sc en-
contr6 en- la conocida huerta "Quln-
a del Tivoli." en- donde fuerOn apre
hendidos, por consideTarse!es inoGa-
dos en- e. deIito, los individUos Fill
oerto Ayala, Gregcrio Vale Y Ber-
nardo Flores. quienes fucron consig-
nados a las autoridades reSpectivas.
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?ESQUTSAS-

DESEU Sabnr ri paradero 30 mi papa Dln-
nIsiU GonZdleZ. native dc C.hlquIllStlaII. IsI.,
do nUtiriaS Tc !. GritlIicare ron s. oil cfcr-
1.-Two a Ia persona que me de iRrormes cXar-
los dc 81 paradrrO. GirigiGniOSc a SANTA
50 Gonzalez. !. q. Box 81, PEORIA, III.
1927
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FL Consejo de salu
al executive.

E Consejo de Salubridad Publica.
die cuenta al Executive de! Estado.
de las diversaS operaciones que AGA
ba de e~fectuar. asi COMO de los casos
Ge viruela que Sc han reglStrado Ell
esta poblaci6n duvante los meses de
mayo Y JUNO del preesHte aho.
Fl senior Luis Rivera. Jefe del CT
tado C~onsejo, NE proporciono los in
formes relatives d los resultados OBJ
ten;dos haSJa hoy cOn a vacuna AM
nal. que han sido muy ~favorableS,
Segin Sc puede ~comprobac en- casi
todos los ninos de este Mun:clpio,
q~u;eaes va no padeccn de ninguna
infection contag!osa.
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Para agasajar a Manuel Ugarte.

Para agasajar al ilustre panIatinis-
Ia argentine Manuel Ugarte, que por
i~nvitaci6n del senor Doctor don Al
varo Torres Diaz, llegara a Merida en-
Ia emana e~ntrantc, la banda munich
pal dc la ciudad csti ensayando ell
Himno Nacional dc la Patr:a del ON
ferencista, a fin de tocarlo al arribo
de este.
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SUSCRIBASE listed / LA PREM
81 80 CENT4TOS II MES.
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MATRIMONIALES

SDIIGITn correspondence ron S%eliurif3
meXlraua dc Is 4 ~ amos. ron obiein ma
trIfuOnin. Tenco - amos dc odau y soy
trabaisdnr Y hOMrado. DirliauSa para Dr.
tales 4 Jos" Flores. General Delivery. sta
lion s.. san Aninnio. Tex. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03
Sc ruso en- yigor .! a~rticulo 305 de la
o.denaza general de aduanas.

..o.. -,
..;,o. 81 ..~.i.,l, u 10 la Oric-
mana General DC A""ana<' "''"' 'S'
~izcIlldadcS a 'aS HeQtcA"> en""',"
Clones que bacon oi tr"i'c" cnl'e JOS
pucrros y las tlncas d" c"Han"' Poc.
bios y ran"hcrIiS. las cn2ies unlc'-
mcnte henen "eceSiAa: '' pear IS'-
halmerte ncrn'''o on Ia -N"uaha' h'-
clendo co"star j 4ie case ue ""'''o
SC deo'cah'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03

Sc RENTA hacienda Ell Ia region mineral
de C0Hhuila. * millss al Sur de Eagle Pass
Tex. %propIeGad Immediate Ferrocarriles Ma
C~inTIleS en- Sablnas v MuZIuiZ. Terre7n
2.rn0 acres igN en- c%u!iivol. con vieilsim3 Y
aburdante concession de aguas para irriga-
c!in. Macnffica nogaIera sobre RIO SabinaF.
inrormar2 VI. F.. Flores, fGS Belvin ST., SAN
ANTONIO Tex. GOV
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AFISO 4 NUESTROS
SCSCRIPTORES

Q Los su5c-iptores de La PREM
& SA 10 deben cividar, cuardo
+ csmbien de Residential, darnos :
6 nos snotEr 81 cambio en- nues- I
3 L direction cue han tenido y lss
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03

81 NESFSlTA express para nus ilcve sUs
pctaCaS q Ia eSt2ciin o Gamble SuS nue.
bles hableln a RoSa!eS. Telerclo Crockett
2IJt Y Travis tt96.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03

Sc NECESITA senorita. Apta para
taquigrafia Y m~ecanografia en- Espa-
mol. Dirijirse a 116 Avenue c.
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COMPARANDn ei nrecio actual del sZfiCar
con ell del pilOnCillo meXiCano "El Rubio'
rnsuita ua alorrC de ri1cnenta nor cIcnto.
81 listed no iC h3 usado. pfdaio 4 SUI tenhe-
rO O arfSeH0S. J. NJ. y 6. harlequin fS
DnlorOSa s.. (TN
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ARRENDAMIENTOS-

CuARTOS ANUERLAnOS. frcscos v esPa-
c.osoS. en- casa Grandc. para rcntar q bue-
mas familias mcSicanaS o solIeroS. 6a3
SUR SAN SABA. G2jl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03
Sc dcst;tuye I IN comisario.

Sc dcst;tuye I IN comisario.
+; senior Luis Ponce dc Leon, Co
misario dc Policia dc Ia Cuarta De
~marcacion. ha sIdo dcstituido de su
cargo. por haber acceptable una gra-
tificaci0n dc cinco pesos, para DEAR
en- libcrtad 4 I'm d]clincuente que Sc
hallaba preso en- Ia Con:;saria. Ha
s:do muy bien conlentada Ia cncrgia
desplegada por el senior don Leobar-
do Manzano, Inspector General de
Policia. para moralizar el cueEpo
que es:a a sus 0rdencs.
Las elecioncs dc Diputados por CT Ter
Ger Distrito.
Manana domingo Sc cfectuaran las
c~!ccciones dc diputados en- el ter
Ger distrito electoral del Estado. que
comprende los partidos dc MaNcanu.
Hunucma V Motul. Estas eleccioncs Sc
deben q! hecho dc haber sido rechaza
do en- cl Congrcso dc la Union IA Gre
dcncial de- senior don Tomas Perez
Ponce. que habia sido elccto por csc
mismo distrito. Entire los candidates
~figuran los scnorcs Rafael Manzani-
10 Tcjcro. p]ropietario, y Jose D..
Condo Pereira. ~suplente, que son los
mas populares en- aquellas regioncs.
iAccidentc o crimen?
Uno de los SirvlcnIcs de la finca
Vista Allegro. que esta situada en-
las inmediaciones de esta capital. en-
contro casualmente hace algunos
dias. en- un planto de henequen. el
cadaver completamentc descompuesto
V desfigurado de un hombre al pa
recer del pueblo. c Embellishments
do aviso al mayordomo, quien. a su
veZ. do aviso a las autoridades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03
JALLSCO
MANUEL UGARTE systemic
DOS CCNFERENCIAS.

GUADALAJAp.ht. jail. Junio %.
Aver. en- el Parque Moreios. una, Y
en- Ia Union Mutualista de Empleados
de Concrete. la otra, sustento ell poe
Ia argentine Manuel Ugarte dos con
ferenc:as de Ia serie que Sc promote
dar en- esta ciudad.
Fueron por de mas inteTesantes es
tas conferencias. que Sc Vicron muy
concurridas por ell publicO quito dc Ia
localidad.
Tn sendarme here de gravedad a
otro.
Por negarSe a pagan el pasaje eli
IN tren clGctrico, el gendarme hume
70 50. Elias J&uregui, que vestia de
paisano. fac ent"egado por el conduc-
tor del caro- al gendarme del ~crucero,
JESUS Come. quien a! disponerse j
a~prehender Il ~JaureEui, rccibi6 de es-
tc terrible punaiada.
Gomez. al senrirse herido. sac6 su
p:stoia y dispar6 Sohre e. heridor. To-
crando aprehenderlo y llevarlo a Ia
INSPECTION dc Policia.
En- Ia rcfriega, result6 hcrido en-
una pierna IA senor:ta .Amalia Gomez,
nm. rar;Lin al nrovar+iI deStiuado q
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Rcsruardo Maritime tonic Hota De.
case.
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NOS dcdirSmOs cyclusiyamcnie q Ia veDla
de art.rV!oS Gitn cstin S!CRdo eSporiados
r2ra Mexico. ViStiCnnS. J.. VI. Y C. Marro-
quin. EdG pOlOrCSa 81. (7tn
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{! canoncro americana Wheeling" Ear
para csta noche.

Fl canorcrn americana "Wcc!,rG
Sc e~rrUentra anclado en- este puerto
desie ar.eayer. Y probablementc Ear
nara esta nochc.
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Sc vENDE TN caballo colorado, Tres afos
d. ndad V > pics ? puigddlS de alto. DIRT
janSc 4 ". de Jesus 6. de ftioias, 1914 San
Fernando 81.
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Lego DE- Puerto Mexico I'm Proccsado.

lego Dc Puerto MEXICO IN pT~occSado.
De Puerto Mexico fuc traido Ell Tc-
.nienUe Coronci Jose D.. 0rdaz. acusa
DO Dor delitos en- contra del ordcn pI-
5lico. segun acta levantada en- el mis-
mo puerto, encontrandose procesado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-03

\ la ceremonial concurrleron 10
mas granada dc la socicdsd veracru-
zana. que ha cnviado yalioSos rega-
los Il los nuevoS cSposoS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
.s5o15
CORDOVA

John Enright is Ill from stomach
trouble.
Poss Harmon, Herman Smith CLYDE
Reynolds, Jacob Rider and James Dur
bin have been called to serve on the
petit jury.
Charles Petit, Jr.. has blood poison
in his left hand
The Cordova Crochet club met at the
home of Mrs Hans Hansen Jr Fri
day The ladies are now knitting for
the Red Cross and have changed their
day OF meeting SO as not to interfere
with the regular Red Cross meeting.
John Quinn, who recently graduated
from Browns Business college in Mo-
line. has secured a position in East
Moline.
The young folks enjoyed a party at
at the home Of Lee Reynolds Friday
Nj, and Mrs. Lee Baker Of Moline
spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs,
Jesse Reynolds.
John Wendt visited Sunday with his
sister Mrs. Lena Reynolds
Messrs. Duryea and Lowry of Moline
spoke for the army Y NJ. A work
Sunday evening.
Rev Mr. Daugherty of yincennes
Ind gave a lecture in Cordova on the
subject The Push and Pull of Con-
science which was treated in a very
interesting manner.
Miss Lucretia Grove visited Sunday
! with Mrs. Frank Zimmerman Miss
Grove is now teaching school near
Feeders are paying 81 hundred fo1
! new corn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23

made by the children OF Kemble
school Is knitted an attractive Ameri-
can flag on khaki background. An
other blanket, prettily lined. is from
Dorothy Jane" to some other tiny
tot bearing the same name In Bel
GUM. Another blanket is the work
OF the "knifty knitters," aged 9 to 10
years.
The attendance at the Red Cross
rooms this week so far has surpassed
all previous records. The headquaT
tiers has been swarmed all week with
busy workers. The slogan adopted is
there can't be too many workers. .
Everybody is asked to cooperate with
the Rcd Cross work. which organiza
ton is doing wonderful work for
humanity.
Big Shipment This Week.
The shipment, which will represent
the work of the local Red Cross this
week, is expected to surpass all 9th
ers Word received recently from the
Chicago headquarters is to the effect
that Rock Island ranks with the top
branches in the state Tomorrow s
shipment will comprise many useful
articles worked by the ladies of the
this city.
Children from the various schoo,
buildings will work at the headquar-
ters tomorrow morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
blanket DISPLAY
At THE RED CROSS
roeaI Headquarters VIII Send Them
TO Relieve Belgian Babies Suf-
feriBg From Gold.
eoop ATTENDANCE THIS WEEK
school Children. Active in the Cause
for Humanity, viii Work
Tomorrow.

The local Red Cross headquarters
has A number OF pretty blankets on
display for the Belgian babies at the
Uorkshop. The squares, which be-
Ginning knitters have been making
snf Of bright colored yarns, have been
made into the blankets.
They will be shipped from the To-
cal headquarters to the central dis
,riet Office in Chicago within a few
days and they will be Immediately
forwarded TO Belgium for the Belgian
bsbies The blankets are very pretty
ss well as warm and are made out Of
tho best material that could be OBJ
aimed for the purpose One blanket
was made by the pupils Of the Lin
rain school and others by workers At
me Red Cross rooms
In the center Of one Of the blankets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
Guilty, IS
VERDICT OF JURY
Rock Island Physician Is Convicted
On 20 counts for Violating Anti
Narcotic Act.
Especial TO The Argns.1

Peoria, Ill, Nov. 23.-Dr. James D..
Banta of Rock Island was found guilty
on rs counts for violation of the Har-
rison anti-nareotic law by a jury in
federal court yesterday afternoon.
Indicted on II counts. the court in
structed the jury to ignore two of the
counts against the Rock Island doc
tor. The maximum penalty is FIVE
years Imprisonment and fine of s10,-
900 on each count. Court attaches
have figured tina the maximum pun
ishment would total 375 years i'm
prisonment and a fine of $4,000.
General opinion of course is that
should the court pass sentence 1t will
not be on all counts, as it is custom
airy to sentence on one only 1t is an
nounced that DR.. Banta will appeal
the case. Federal authorities claim 1t
is the frs: conviction of its kind in
the United States covering so many
counts,
All the news all the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
FEWER BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED
Noticeable Decrease Shown i'm Num-
Der Taken Out This Week
Three for New Houses.

A noticeable decrease in the num-
Der Of building permits issued during
the week is recorded In all there
were only half a dozen permits taken
ont, according to the report Of Build
ing Inspector C. Y. Johnson, The to-
tai represented by those six permits
is but $5,015. and average of less than
one thousand dollars each
The only really cheerful factor in
the building inspectors report lis that
three Of the six permits taken out
are for the construction of new houses
while the fourth is for a temporary
dwelling. The other two permits are
for garage and remodeling a store.
The list Of permits issued this week
follows
Herman Flenker. for self ga
rage, 1924 Thirty-sixth street. s 40
II. Hess, for self; dwelling, 1920
Twelfth street ...........-..... 600
Fl. Hess, Tor William Roth;
dwelling, 3412 Twelfth street 1000
Mary Nealy, for self; temporary
dwelling. 1916 Second street. IT'S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23

Total
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23

Hudson. Collins & Hammerich.
for l.. Simon: remodeling
store, 1615-I617 Second avenue sou
william r. Wells, fer self: 1913
Thirteenth street; dwelling s. 1000
Total SE nIs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
USEFUL KER0SFNE.

A disinfectant ready at hand and
cheap is plain kerosene. As a germ
killer for kitchen drains, sickroom
floors, as gargle diluted with water,
kerosene is ever useful.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-25
35 Notaries Public
Given Commissions
By Governor de Baca

Santa Fe. y. NJ. Jan. 2j.-Forty-
nine notaries public have been APP
pointed by Governor de Baca 50 FAR
in his tenure Of office. OF these i've are
residents 90 Albuquerque. Albert O..
Simms aud Betty W. Wiley were APP
pointed on January o. n. l.. Moore on
January II. and Modesto G. ortiz and
Mrs. Marie Grace. were named ycs-
.terday.
Yesterday q total 81 thirtv-Gvc no.
taries were named by the governor.
Following are their names. with the
town M county In which each rc-
sides:
Modesto G.. ortiz. Ola Albuquerque,
Bernaliuo county.
Frank II Dudley, Cucrvo, Guada-
lupo county.
j. Milton Palmer, Pennington. sau
Juan county.
John +. Young, Cuba sandovol
county.
j. T. Mcllhnny, Artcsia, Eddy
county.
Fred L. Summers, Vaughn, Guada-
lupe county.
Carlos Martinez vanccitos. Rio Ar
rlbn county.
VIM. q. Hayden, East Las Vegas,
san Miguel county.
Frank a Hawley, Las Cruces, Dona
Ana county.
Verda Alice speisht, fabian, Roose-
welt county.
Walter T.. Turner, Roswell, Chaves
county.
G. H. Alldridge. TucumcorI. Quay
county.
Edward F curry, Newklrk. Quad
alupe county
Jose n. Romero. MooraJ. socorro
county.
Lynda sncden, Tucumcari, Quay
county.
J. NJ cheshire. fabian. Roosevelt
county.
W c. Hoover, Columbus. Luna
Luna county.
Allen culver, nrice, Otero county.
Victor Ories0, Chimayo. Santa Fc
county.
c e. Caldwell. CLAYTON. Union
county.
Bonifacio H. Marines. Chlnayo.
Rio Arriba county.
iaNAaNiN isNlf'HH lll'lhH NhN mlkN'l
county.
JEFFERSON y. Cutlip. Tucumcori.
Quay county.
Robert +. Keller. Rcdlnnd. Chaycs
county.
j. y. spindle Meek. Lincoln county.
Roy W Connally. Portales. Roose-
welt county.
Coyero GARLIC. Moorad. Socorro
county.
Eugene T.. Winter. TucumcarL. QUAY
county.
Hush A. Roberts. Elida. Chave'
county.
Ralph A. Barrett. Montoyn. QuaS
county.
Hugh Ramsay. Dcmiug, Luna
county.
flank V. Baca. Las vegas. san Mig.
uel county.
Antonlo T. Gonzales. Lemitar. So.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the interior.

I. 5. Land office Mt santa Fc. No@
AleNico. January 20. l9l1.
Notice o. hereby given that Juan VA
Stmora &c Albuqucrque. New Mexico.
u on August .. 1914. made home
stead entry. No. 0l56a2 ana Ol551A.
Tor W p NWh sen. VIZ sWh SW a.
NBA. So NEA SW =. sec. ~. towns
hip 10 y, range . T.. y. =. meridian.
mas filed notice of intention TO make
three year proof. To establish claim ;o
the land above described. before Geo.
II. Craig, United States commissioner NJ
Albuquerque. New Mexico, on the l9th
day % March. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Dom
aciaho Jtnlo, Juan Martin y perci,
Simo Samora. Candida Martin. all oi
.Tltcras, New Mexico.
FRANClSCO DELGADO,
Register.
T.. P.-i.2i; l.. P.-3-t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-25

Chicago. Jan 2b.-Wheat advanced
sharply today. influenced to "a con
siderable extent By the fact that the
British chancellor's speech AT Bristol
was construed BY many traders as a
denial OF President Wilson's plea for
peace. Opening prices, which ranged
from kc To sc higher with May at
.S1.S54 To $l.S6is and July at Sl.54 to
.Si.54G were followed by a slight re-
action but then ny material fresh lp-
turns.
Absence OF any sign of much now
export buying led afterward to a beat-
ISL reaction. The close was weak at
&c TO &c net advance with May at
.S1.S47s to S1.S5 and July Al Sl.j8& To
81 sQM -
Highest prices vet this season were
reached in corn. Prospects Of big ca
ports formed the chief stimulus.
Bucnos Aires advices that proli.h.-
tlon OF exports was likely len Marcn
prevented any radical setback. The
close was steady at 20 to x ic net
advance.
oats sympathized with corn. Offer
ngs were quickly taken, chiefly ~
houses.
Higher quotations on hogs and grain
carried provision upgrade.
close
whcat--May. sl.s47s July, Si.5Sia.
Corn-May. si.O2A July, I.Olis.
Uats-May, - sc; July. 80 =
Pork-May. S2g.95; July. S29.55.
Lard-Mry, $685., July, SIC. 20.
Ribs-Jan. SEA-; May, N3.77.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior

I. :. Land office at santa Re. New
Mexico, January %. 1917.
Notice ~ hereby given that Elias
Garcia, OF Jcmes, New Mexico. WIN,
ON November .. 1911. made homestead
entry No. 0i59i9, for Sis sen and Eis
SN =, section ~, township Is y, range
J east, y. VI =. meridian. has nltd
utice Of intention to make five year
proof To- establish claim 10 the land
above described before Liuids /.
Shields. l.. 5. commissioner. al J.mcl
Springs. New Mexico. ON March "a.
1917.
Claimant names as witnesses Brau.
Ito Garcia, Ahtau Trujillo, Delfli
Garcia, fcles Garcia, all Of Jemes
New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-25
@ NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

L. 5. Land office at Santa Fc. New
Mexico. Jan. "a. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Donaci-
ano Linzo al Tiieras, New Mexico,
who on July II. 1911 and January 30.
1918, made homestead entries. Nos.
.'1lj, 0l'Ail. for EA SEA NEE.
EE SWE SEia NEE section II. sil
NWh NWh Swh NWh section l..
township 10 y. 0 r. n. NJ. T..
meridian. has filed notice Of intention
;o mako three year proof. Ia establls,.
claim To the land above described, be-
fore George r.. Craig. United states
commissioners, at Abs qucruuc. New
Mexico ON the i9th day or March.
1917.
claimant amo as witnesses: Juan
Snm"ra. Juan Martin y Perea. Melton
Jinzo. Candido Martin. all OF TiIcfds
New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELuADO.
Register.
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