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To Draft Aliens,

Washington. d. C.-The senate mill.
tary affairs committee voted unani.
mously to recommend to the senate
immediate passage Of the Chamber.
lain resolution permitting draft OF
aliens into the new national army.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
Aviation School for Missovu,.

The Missouri council Of defense all.
nounCos that an aviation school will
soon be established at the State Uni.
versity President Hill OF the uni.
yersity is in communication with the
secretary Of war. arranging for the
school.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
knott's Death.

The suicide OF Col John 4 Knott.
state coal oil in spector. at his home
in Hannibal. has caused vide scram.
Bile among certain politicians for the
office to which he was TO have been
appointed
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
81 planee Lost.

London. British aviators around
Yprcs have again been active and in
one recent encounter accounted for 81
German airplanes. rs Of which crashed
to the ground behind the tines ~ tho
allied troops.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

Washington. d, C,--WAf insurance
rates on all vessels sailing to and
from ports In the United States and
European ports and those In the Med
iterranean will be increased from 3 par
cent to 6h per cent the treasury DE-
partment announced.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

Petrograd-For the frst time in
history a Russian Is 20 be assigned TO
the Vatican at Rome a. an Rmbassa.
dor from Russia VI Llssakvtky was
named for the post
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
u. 8. Mission leayes

Rome.-The American army mis-.
sion concluded its visit In Italy and
left for Paris with expressions OF ad.
miration. particularly for ltalys prog
ress in aviation
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
First Drafted Man Accspted,

Washington. ID, C.--iiarry Chapman
Gilbert. son OF White House police
guard, Is the frst man to be accepted
for service In the new national army,
having passed his test and waived
exemption.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
ST. Louis Wins Moose

Pittsburg. Pa.-St. Louis has won
the next convention OF the Loyal Or.
der OF Moose
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

New York.--Ffre which broke out
in the hatchway Of the cotton freishtef
Busana. tied up at Brooklyn pie.-.
caused damage to the amount al
tlso.0oo before the flames were put
under control.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
Demand for Corporation Reports.

Secretary of State Sullivan gave
notice that Aug l he will call upon
the attorney general to proceed
against every corporation which has
not made It's annual report to him
concerning its financial condition and
complied with the antitrust laws.
Nearly 5000 have failed to make al.
fngs.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
Guards Held.

Chester. Pa. Upon instructions
from the distric, attorney three guards
were arrested charged with murder.
They are alleged to have killed two
IN the recent race rioting which has
ragged here.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

Pittsburg, Kan.-Men al FIVE more
mines have been ordered out TO Join
the 1000 miners now on strike In the
Pittsburg coal fields In southeastern
Kansas.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02

Paris.--A military court has con-
demned to death for espionage
dancer known as Mata Hari. who be.
fore her marriage was Marguerite
Zell. She was born In the Dutch In
dies and claims Dutch nationality.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
Cholera Raging In Germany,

Copenhagen. - Persistent rumors
reached here OF a cholera epidemic
raging in many German cities, partic-
ularly Hamburg.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
American Filler Decorated.

Paris.--Sergt. Andrew c. Campbell
OF the Lafayette Escadrille. a resi-
dent OF Chicago, was notified he had
been decorated with the French war
cross In recognition Of bravery.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
Lad Mines Ask Guard.

The lead mining companies in St
Francois county have commenced 10
f1le affidavits 10 the effect that they
are supplying lead TO the government
for war purposes. The object sought,
in the opinion of Gen McCord. is TO
secure federal protection from strikes
and damages TO property after the ma
tional guard, on duty there since the
American miners drove out large mum.
bers OF foreigners, have been muster
ed into the federal service. which &C
cording TO present arrangements, will
be August s.
General McCord has received an
affidavit from Irwin B Cornell, and
also secretary OF the committee on
lead of the advisory board OF the ma.
tional council Of defense. In which
the latter says that his company is
under contract to supply the govern
ment with 3.31s tons OF pig lead this
month. The price Of this lead. deliv-
cred In East St Uouis. Is stated TO be
8 cents per pound There are other
contracts, A second one. the St Jo-
seph Lead Company, calls for 1865
tons for the navy yard at Norfolk; 800
tons for shrapnel shells by the st.
Louis Smelling and Refining Compa.
ny; 800 tons by the Deslose Consoli-
dated Lead Company. and $50 tons by
the Federal Lead Company.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
COST OF THE
GREATEST WAR
MEN AND MONEY SPENT WITH
LAVISH HAND ON BorH
SIDES.
PROBABLY 1000 SHIPS SUNK
Nineteen Nations Have Taken sides
Against Central Powers, and
ooEeo Others Have Sew.
cred Relations

London Just three years aro Ger
many served notice on Russia 10 halt
mobilization within "a hour. and q
day or 50 later d,clHcd esf On Rus
siA. thus pfccipi's,ns n" rr'ai"si
armed conflict 30 the history ~ IN"
globe only ihrc. yrars have passei.
but in that time probably - t"o 80
men been KILLED and the siur'uhous
sum Of ono hundred billion dollar IN
money has he"n spent BY the = "a.
tons. including the United States, that
hav. become emhroilcd tn" nations
src strainins ever, nerve 10 pr~par,
for several y-ars mar, ~ the dreadful
carnage
Probably 1000 merchant shlps and
i6o uAfshlp- have ben surk iarr-
parts 81 Belgium. Poland s~rvia and
RumAhia have been laid sasfs besides
many fcrtil. and prosperous parts u
France. Austria. Germany. TufksN and
Russia ti~causr Austria vss deter.
mined 60 cfush s"r,iA AMI rad no
backing % Germany. hsok m~n has"
.lAin ono another IN Nigeria on he
Gold Coasi and an 'hs Conrn. mcr
have died IN china. on The hiEh~s' 'ips
~ the Alps. and even In the tradi'l1nAl
,i'" - n" Garden ~ dE~n They have
ea,,lca on tho sea from raiaronia 20
the MAisv rsninsuisr. rom ths Arses
70 The p-ryian~''~s nun ~. S.r'h -
tho Isilou Sea
70 Against cer,'sl po~r-
RAurci On m. .iir m ~. vU-'i
ArmsS s,ia1r 49, 'Na IN.
r'frs ~ Csrfasny Nus'fia ftsrrhrv
.ni rurf.v ,nd ~ tl-Si1m - pI'
rs-'s AEairs' them 80, ~avhrf -
-our'riss S.rrik Nrr'~rsgrH RG.
ia rrNnc~ n,iriH- Gr'a' rrfsia.
rsrs~ To-'urzl l'rlv AHsAis stn
Nsrtao Rsnana 'te r-ifai sis'-.
nrsN crha ra-sma pa'ir's ari
rreecs
Ihs foiiosIar s1un'''e. hats .ev.
,rca reis'iu,s vI'A Germany f1i.a.
liberia HaIi Wnndurss Nirrarua
ard CuAiemA'a nvcisra'ions - ~
ncvolsn' neutrality have b~e- made
~ Chns rrnrusv ar hFertir~
Arr,s'inr sts'is'irf tfsuIrr ~
overwhelming marnrgi' - tHa --cs
eu' ~ar a. rrrr ra-"a .I'h N'' rfNrr-
have ben compiled y d. rs'f-7a'cf
~ sars - the T-erst -.sa'uffHH 1-i
- Saua'sn- rpss 900 fH1 fssF aaf
and st0h on F5a orr Nsrl--- vsr
rn.i ann'Nr- aah rcn ard tis' 80
~ Thr rcs' = other wR-s rr ~'~u
znd t1onsv ar- rated 81 '1l'~ss rNc
4 AmcficAr rlsf uay vrsr'v go ~
'lyes art g. r.-1 on 1sa p-slsso tHs
Irlan war - 'SfG it e.a lives ard
,fNt no enN Ffprro P'r sls~ sp-
..s Nhh men and e. nm r-' go prs.
% Turkish var - ls;- 20 -, -~a
ard g. ihn haN ono pD.s whr i.t -
men ard 81 tha ood ooo. ens~'.h.
American VA. shAo lives sns $500
M M
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
Regular Army Quota.

Missouri has been added 10 those
states whose quota in the regular
army has been filed, The statement
of recruiting showed her to have
C,S20, with a quota of 6,5s6.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
Council 70 Talk Food.

Gov. Gardner called a meeting OF
state council of defense TO be held a.
Joplin in the Conner hotel. Aug. 8. for
a discussion Of matters pertaining TO
conservation OF food and such general
subjects ss affect this country with
the war In Europe.
Marble Hill press., 1917-08-02
New Tax Plan.

New Tax Plan.
The state tax commission has made
public rs position on tax matters.
The following Is summary:
Lower rates Of taxation for all:
lower taxes from all who have been
accustomed to paying; larger receipts
from the wealthy tax dodgers, and
greater value for the money spent.
The commission insists on a literal
ompliance with the law as II is nee
ossary to secure low taxes. uniformity
and equity. Amy other policy means
waste. extravassnce, inequality. injus-
tice and chaos"
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DR. and Mrs j p. Harrell, who are
spending some time IL New York,
spent the weekend with M. and Mrs.
Robert Everett, at Rayside, Long Is
land
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g S OClfTY g

If should die. think only this of me:
That there's some corner OF a for
eign field
That is forever England. There shall
in that rich earth richer dust con
cealed;
A dust whom England bore. shaped
made aware,
Gave, once. her flowers to love, her
ways to roam,
A body of Englands, breathing Eng
lish air,
Washed BY the rivers, blest by suns
of home
And, think, this heart. ali evil shed
away.
A pulse in the eternal nina no less
Gives somewhere back the thoughts
by England given;
Her sights and sounds; dreams hap
Ply as her day;
And laughter learnt of friends; ard
gentleness,
In hearts of peace, under an Eng
lish heaven
Rupert Brooks.
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LUTHER BURBANK'S LATEST
ACHIEVEMENT-THE
SPlNLESS CACTUS.

Pizaro, the western philanthropist
and stomach man, as he is sometimes
called, and who has acquired an i'm
mense following throughout the east
and west with his theories and new
discoveries is coming to Brunswick to
demonstrate and introduce the fam
Gus Cactus. Juice Compound, Natures
On Tonic, produced from Mother
Earth, and containing the Roots.
Herbs. Banks, Leaves and other Med
icinal Plants 1t acts directly on the
Blood, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys.
Pizaro claimse that there is very
little the matter with Americans 9th
er than stuffed up, overworked diges-
tive organs He also believes the
stomachs of civilized nations are
slowly degenerating from centuries
of abuse. He claims he has discov-
cred a plant from the desert that he
calss Cactus Juice. Compound that
will make "a balky, over-worked.
peevish stomach get down to bust
ness in few days time. The Cactus
Juice man claims that he will con-
vince lot of people before he leaves
Brunswick-that thousands of people
have tested this remedy AND are con-
WINGED of it's wonderful merits, and
consider Cactus Juice Compound the
greatest of Stomach Medicines.
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ARE PROPRIETARY MEDICINES
FRAUDULENT

Undoubtedly, there may be some
that are, but on the other han, there
are many proprietary remedies that
are as tandard as any prescription
that any present day physician can
write, and in thousands of homes you
will find these old, reliable remedies
inevery day use with satisfactory re.
suits. Such a medicine is Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound,
which for nearly 40 years, has been
alleviating the suffering of womankind
and overcoming some of the most Sc
rious ailments of her sex. If you are
suffering from any of the ailments of
women, just give this medicine trial
and prove its worth. 20
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HALLOWEEN MASK BALL-Given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Moegling at Prog
ress Hall Halloween night; special
feature. Come and meet the witches
and the COLLINS TT
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HlSHI DIT the tHuItl WIFI d halloween
party in honor of the young ladies'
and young men of the church and the
Senior class of the Methodist church
Mrs c. Downing is in Savannah for
several days.
Mrs. p M. Nightingale returns to-
day from Savannah
Mrs J. r. Mum is visiting in Thorn
asville for several weeks.
Miss Beatrice Lang has returned
from 4 visit to relatives at Waverly,
Mr. and Mrs w F. Harvey have re-
turned to Fitzgerald after visiting Mrs.
Jim Green.
Mrs Robert Bunkley and little son
who are visiting in Atlanta will re-
turn home Friday.
. Mrs. julius May and father, MIR b.
Hirsch leaves this week for Madison.
Fla, to spend some time
Miss Marie Nightengale returns to-
morrow from the north, where she
has been visiting several months
Miss Matte Ferguson -Ieav<s to-
morrow for Atlanta to spend several
days
Mrs L. A. Wilkes has returned from
Savannah where she has been visiting
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Grantham have
arrived from Douglas, and have apart
ments at 600 Monk St.
Mr. and Mrs ]. L. Dunn have re-
moved to the Wright cottage on Rich
mond street.
The many friends of Miss Kathe
rine Stiles will regret to learn that
she is i'll at her home on Union street
Miss Julia Gould has returned to
St Simon after spending the weekend
in the city with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lindsey of Sa
vannah are with Mrs. ]. M. Hooden
pyle, on Union street for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. James Minnehan are
now pleasantly located with Mr.. Min
nehan's mother, Mrs. " Guy, on Car
penter street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. d. M Strachan and
Miss Mary Strachan returns shortly
from Oyster Bay where they have
been for the summer.
Misses Elizabeth Brown and Sadie
Dart have returned from a pleasant
visit to Mr. and Mrs Hadley Brown
in Valdosta
Miss Nell Akin returns Friday from
Atlanta where she has been visiting
several days EN- ruote home from New
York where she spent some time.
DR.. and Mrs. J p Harrell, who are
spending some time IL New York
spent the weekend with M. and Mrs
Robert Everett, at Rayside, Long Is
land
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

Through Week Ending Oct. 20, 1917
First Ward.
BrOckington, S. A. Jr.
Brum, C. C..
Barrett, NJ e.
GoWen, C. B.
Gowen, C. M.
Harrison, N. B
Jetcr, w A Jr
Swc.tt, A. c.
Stallinga
Tostensen, Sam
White, G. H
AndersCn, Charles j.
Conyers, c. B.
Herndon, H II.
Lott, j. j.
Russell, N. d.
Bennett, Joseph w.
Brown, Clinton
Cook, George H.
du Bignon, j. f
Flanders, c. M.
Jenkins, j. F.
Stiles, John C.
Anderson, w. Chester,
Ballard, N Fl
Brockington, w. w
Baumgartner, John.
Burney, r. B.
Cook, Geo. H.
Cox, w. r.
duBignon, II. F.
Hopkins, R. r.
Knight, N S.
Manse, j. w,
Ross, A. M.
Stiles, John G..
Second Ward.
Abrams, ]. b.
Ames, Walter c.
Bunkley, R. T.
Conrvoisier, H. G.
Owens, r. e.
Robinson, l.. A.
Twitty, F. e.
Walker, R. E.
Asher, Isadore
Brown, X. M.
Drury, J. M.
Johannesser, Oscar G.
Leavy, L. J., Sr.
Lessiner, J. j.
Lambright, J. 7,
Mason. e. FL.
Parker, j. II.
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l.. D. RUSSELL.
Clerk of Council and Ex-Officio Regis
try Clerk.
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Mi and Mrs fairfield and MIR.
and Mrs T. A. Johnson, of Tennessee
have apartments with Mr. and Mrs. j.
e Mum, Albak street.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde u. Walker, re-
move next week to the cottage corner
George and Ellis streets, formerly oc.
cupied by Mr. and Mrs ]. l.. Dunn.
.
very attractive photo of Miss
Irene King appeared on Sundays Sa-
vannah News. Miss King is a sister
to Mr. Harris King, of this city
The many friends of Miss Ethelyr
Nightingale who was operated on a
few days ago in Savannah for ap-
pendicitis will be glad to learn that
she is doing nicely.
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MANN b. f.
m ~, H. D.
Daaaa nr;,,oua
coor1o++ II AT IT,
Wilkes T. n
WAY. A. M
Anderson, A. o.
Bitch, J. B. c.
Chapman, w. IL.
Calnan, G. w.
Hummel, II. G.
Hendley, j. J.
LOback, VIM.
Levison, Sig.
Miller. l.. M. J
PadrOsa, r.
Pos, Moritz
Royal, w. w.
Staley, D. C.
Wright, T J.
Third Ward.
Blotch, w. w.
Honkins T Hunter
portar w T.
poru,, TT wy
'o''u' IL q
halio' D. D.
Symons, Il d.
Spears, j. ],
Bourne, V. c.
Cowman, F. P.
Dart, Claude
Terrell, Steve
Gonton, S. J.
Haym, l.. II.
Halody, George T.
Herfel, c. A.
Robinson, E. T. (Col)
Symons. j. F.
Spoon, r. G.
Whitfield, B.
Way, c. F.
Collins, j. w
Grady, F. D.
Holmes, w. H.
Koran, Patrick
Kulmann, Philip
Martin, S. A.
Mitchell, V. X.
rltcher' H.
eniiiilian' ~ ~
1870 Wy
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porobo,dt D
poatwiok u u
aorobordt
rhr;stio A,yrod n.
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n,,Iho',r u
Do1,;n
r,tnou,;oh
Cnoaonv n
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r1on,,ou M
T ,,d,,io
Taua M r.
eour.h w,rd
\,
Leu D. H.
hlchafdsoh' 1Neofee w.
Taylor, w. jesse
Thorkildson, c. T.
Amos, w. e.
Carlin, j. II.
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Mrs p M. Nightingale returns to
day from Savannah.
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Mrs C. Downing is in Savannah for
several days.
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THE PHiLATHEAS OF THE
BAPTIST CHURCH 10 ENTER.

The senior class of Philatheas OF
the Baptist church will entertain to-
night at the church with a Halloween
party in honor Of the young ladies'
and young men of the church and the
Senior class of the Methodist church
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Mrs j r Mum is visiting in Thorn
asville for several weeks.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dcpartmcnt of the Interior.

L. ;. Land office at Santa Fc. New
Mcxico. Jan. 80. 1917.
Notice 10 hereby given that Donaci-
n Jinzu, OF II sras. New MoEico,
Who ON July II. 9il and January 80,
1913, made homestead entries, Nos.
c55i5, 0t1Si1. FOR EiA SEA sen,
Ela SW SEE NEis section II. 50
.NWh NWh SWh NV y. section IL,
township 10 n. . u, n. NJ. y.
meridian. has filed notice uf Intention
to make three year proof, TO establish
claim To Inc land above described, be-
fore George Il. Craig. United states
commissioner. at Albuquerque, New
Mexico, on the 18Th day OF March.
1871.
Claimant uamcs as Witnesses. Juan
Somorl. Juan Martin g Perel. Melton
Jiu2p. Candida Martin. an ot Tljcfai.
Ncw Mexico.
FENSTlSCO pELGApO.
Register.
T.. a.. l-l5. T.. P.-s-t.
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&s7)
We hut the Nail right otRamHcad
NeytmeW heph C~OmesbRsNlc
m Want Ads y.one to-day
Yourself apl sec SO
spECIAL MNsTEI,,s sNII..

In the District court of TIE Second Ju-
Dicial District, County of Bornnlillo.
state Of New Mexico.
The First Savings BANK y Trust CO.,
Trustee Mr. Rosa Lee Gideon,
plaintiffs
rs
J T.. Elder. administrator of the eS-
tate Of W. V Futrclie. deceased.
James T.. sheffield. Annie S. Watkins
Ellen s. Barber and the unknown
heirs OF Ellen :. Futrelle. defend
ants.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of
sale aud decree OF foreclosure issued
out OF the district cour' In B%crnaiulo
county. New Mexico. In the above en-
titled action wherein the above named
plaintiff obtained Judgment and de-
cree against the above named paint.
iff on the 3ist day Of October 1910.
am commanded TO sell an that
certain lot piece and parcel Of land
situated Ia Tho county ~ Bernalillu
and state Of New Mexico, n,id particu-
larry described as follows to-wit:
Lots numbered one a. and four
90 in block thirteen G3l as the
same are known and designated
upon the plat OF the subdivision
OF the east hllf OF block thirteen
t3) Eastern addition Ia the city Of
Albuquerque, Bernaiillu county.
New Mexico, filed December sth.
1911.
Notice h hereby given that on the
iSth day ~ February. 1871 at II
O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day al
the east 81 the post office In the
city 81 Albuquerque. New Mexico I wiz
la obedience to said order u sale and
decree Of foreclosure sell the abuV'
described property or So much Thereof
ns may be necessary 20 satisfy plnint'
IFS Judgment with interest Thereon
and costs to the highest and best hid.
der for cash.
Dated at A|lhuquerque this can daS
uf January. lqi7 Tae name ot th'
plaintiffs attorney ~ a. j. SlroUp
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NOTIJE IOIi PuBIIC NTION.
Department of tie Interior

g. =. Land once az santa q e. Not
,~IcNivu, January %, 1914.
Nutiuc o. hereby given that Juan VA
Samuta. &C Albuquerque, New MvNiov.
who, on August .. 1911, made home
stead entry. 30. 0lj6g2 and 0tttIa,
Tor W. NWh SEA, We SWh SW =
NEh. SL NEA SW = sec. -, towns
ship 10 y, range . T.. y. T.. meridian,
has filed notice OF intention To- make
three year proof, 10 establish claim "a
the land above described, before Geo,
Il, craig. United States commissioner at
Albuquerque. New Mexico. on the l5tf
day Of March, 1917
Claimant names az witnesses Don
aciano Jinln, Juan Martin 3 Portd,
Simo Samora. Candido Martin All ui
.TiicIas. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGAuO.
Register.
T.. P.-I-25; J.. P.-3-i.
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chase Of additional school grounds.
said bonds TO boar interest at q rate
not to exceed ave per cent per annuin
p'vnole acmi-annually and to be pay
able not less than twenty years nor
more than thirty years from the date
of issue. said bonds 20 be payable at
the option Of the Board Of Education
10 the expiration Of twenty years from
their date.
NOW. THEREFORE, T. Henry
Wcstorfcld, Mayor Of the city Of Al
buqucrquc. do hereby call a special
election Of the qualified electors OF
the school, District ~ the city OF AZ
buqucrque. lew Mexico. To he held on
Tuesday. the eth day Of February.
\. H.. 1917. the polls OF said election
90 be held open from the hour OF 2
O'Clock q. m. to the hour or q o'clock
y. IN of said day for the purpose of
voting upon the question Of issuing
by tho Board of Education of the City
~ Albuquerque OF bonds len the sum Of
forts thousand dollars ESQ. 900. Uub.
for tho uarpose of raising funds for
the construction OF additional school
Building. aud the purchase OF uddl-
tiouJl school grounds. said bonds to
bear interest at the rate not TO exceed
ty, pea cent prr anuuui. payable
s.uI-tualtlIy and tu be- payable lu
uut ir.s than twenty years nor more
ihHn thltt' year, 'ium the tr-t GAS ot
Npi'. ~ y l'l' -aid bonds Q" Pee
p'>a'i, Cd. 'h' option 80 % ho"rd OF
education after the expiration ~
tv'ni, years from their date; ballots
." favor col the --u'nf OF said 'onds
Ht" '''u joel follows town. 'i"r inc
issuance "i i'iIt thousand d"l'uis
'Hih.N"h "h' 90 bond Tor INC con
~'rHriI"n "i tdli't"NaI Ech""i hNN"-
tuH- O. 70 purchase "i """iil"n1I
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,''d pI'H'- nom i' f,'" N-''I'' '''
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pb, r,, ,.up..I ..f. .l. ritt of Az
I.Yurrg.ta b.. DESIGNATED tg. follow
ms places .us tna REGISTRATION ot the
qualified electors o.. saId school disc
t.'l 'o-v'l
I.f.' ward Wow NrN.'" ''"I
company ili W"-t central. Board
OIL reg RATIO" '' i''''"
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Second Nard-AI'afad" nu'iw'cN
corner ftTsi street hn' colo nue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-31
NOTICE IOR PI BiICNTION.
Department Of the Interior.

4. s. lapd Office AT Santa Re. New
Mexico, January -, 1871.
Notice rs hereby given that Elias
Garcia, of Jcmes. New Mexico. vino.
on November .. 1871. made homestead
entry No. 0ljg4g. for Sts SEA and Els
SW = section -. township IL y, rarge
j cast, y. NJ, L. meridian. has flied
ntice Of intention to make five year
proof 20 establish claim to the land
above described, before Linus l..
Shields, l.. =. commisi"oner, at Jemez
Springs, New Mexico. ON March 20,
1917.
Claimant names as witnesses; Brau-
Ito Garcia. Abran TrujiilO. Delfii
Garcia, Feles Garcia, all OF Jemes,
New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
T. P.-t-25; l.. P.-3-i.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-31
NOTICE iOn PUBLICATION.
Dcnartmcut OF the Imcriur,

L. 5. Land office al Santa Re. NoW
Mexico. January 80, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Juan
Martin y PcrSa Of Tijeras. New Mexico
who. on September IS. 1911. made
homestead entry. No. Ola5i2, FOL
NEh SEN section ~, township 10 y
range : ", y, NJ. L. meridian. has filed
rotioe OF intention 60 make three year
proof to establish claim 60 the land
above described. before George r
craig United states commissioner, al
Albuquerque. New Mexico. on the 18th
day Of March, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses; JuaI
Samora, Donaciano Jinzo. Melton Iir.
30. Daiel Jinzo, all OF Tiieras, New
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register
r. P.-1-25i l.. Pal.