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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09

Flinders keepers, you know, Re-
mot in this instance, Eather. Tho
eleven turkeys are somebody's prop
erty. Ny moral duty is to locate that
somebody and restore TO him his prop,
erty.''
Reckon you're right, SON" observed
old Gabriel Parsons. Queer where
they came from, though, ch?"
Eyes, for I don't know neighhor
within 10 miles in any direction whc
is raising fowls"
The fowls in question were YOUNG
handsome, with u profusiOn of electric
sheen col"ring that indicated rare
and Taluabie brood. Rex Parsons had
awaked one morning 10 find ne II
turkeys ro0sting Oh 4 sCGntiin@ flower
bed guard. They looked tired and
travel worn, but when he fed and
watered them and drove them into a
lean-to in one corner of . two-acre
fcnced-in grazing lot, they seemed a
home and domesticated forthwith
Rex advertised his find bur no Re,
suits came. He grew Interested in Ms
acquisition; and proad, toe. for netgl-
borS were attracted by the unUsl.1
Prettiness of the fowls ard .tui-...
them greatly.
They got through Tie SUNNI fam
oCsiy despite their limited ruu4~a-.
and as fall grew 0u Ea;tpn,G =ua
promised rare eating ny tie time The
year was out. Holiday time az
preached when Mr.. Parsons expressed
pertinent sentiment.
Some money in these birds, with =
cents pound quoted, with feathci
counted in"
Tin not going to sell them, father,
remarked Rex seriously.
"Ain't?"
mo. In the first place, they're not
mine 10 sell. Next, they came fire..
they're going free. Here's the point,
and I've been working Oh IL Cor some
time. The season is SGon on when
turkey tastes bcst. I've been making
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
They Looked Tired and Travel Worn.

up list of the poor people in the
town. There's ten who hardly ever
have meat. There's over ten more who
never taste turkey. | wish l had
enough of the fowls 10 go around. out
[ haven't, 50 the first class get the
birds
"And one left fer oursclvts:" pro
pounded Mr.. Parsons. anXiousiy.
sure, that replied Rex niithcly.
We're entitled, having housed ana
bred the whole brood for nearly a
year"
1t was nearing the fcstal season and
Rex las brushing the snow from the
w0odpile, when :. farm wagon drew
up and stranger jumped OUT. He was
i brisk, pIcaSant-lookirg middlc-aCed
man, ANA his swift rowing glance took
In the II turkeys strutting about 80
feet distant.
All! the right tip" ne exclaimed,
his face beaming with SatiSfacrico-
i've had a long chase, nojghhUr. Those
are Dly turkeys"
OUTS! questioned lex GGbi"-.@-GF
and yet with Il f2lterinE sensation.
Sure, they are. l live over The
hills, west. They trooped away one
night, eight months ago. Only yeSter-
day a travelling tinker CHANGED 10
speak of a brood he rad seen here
ab0uts, so l drove over. They are my
peacock bronzed, sure enough. Ard,
say, you've taken wonderful care Of
them"
1t did not take the visitor long 30
substantive his claim. lie was Dad
ley Marsh and made & specially Of
raising turkeys.
make out your hill for expense anG
trouble" he directed expansively. I'll
not be niggardIy. Those axe al I'M
ported species and worth fifty dollars
a pair"
"Oh, I shall charge nothing" said
Rex. It's been only neighborly &c
care for them until the owner came
along" and he smiled. bat i was q
dreary sort OF smile. I've cheri 81
cd & dream. hc proceeded, and quiae
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
GREEK POOL HALL
TO Be SOLD TODAY
Jim Davis Says He Will Return
TO Europe After DispOSiDg OF
Interests Here.

Tie poolroom on Main street con
Quoted by Demetrius Demevrouiis ans
Harry kotsial,is Will be sold today 60
Christ Poulc5 and Ansa! Sara, Of "a
S. Louis. III. This VIII terminate !,
controversy over the ownership q -
place, which caused SIC business 70 b.
thro N into the hands of = rcceivs-
whoa DenetToulis and his partner dis
agreed two weeks ago.
The prospective buyers were brough.
here yesterday by DcmctrouliS, who
went to Fas, 81. Louis last Frida.
lie refused 10 say what the 2nloLa
O. the sale would he. Sara ard Pc
los and tdo two Owners Of the poolroo.a
were il conference al afternoon J
:c.tj-v with Harr. i. Alexander, o.
torney for Sara &1d poulCs Davis O..
Kots axis. and their attorney. Wis
BAN and I'd Drum, respectively.
An agreement as 10 the price covj-
not be reached yesterday artc-aoe.
,UC a1.Cc taxing the ma, tE,-
again last night, Demet-oulis 2...2u.
ed tf,t the sale would Jc c1u2.-
today. He IS going bacl, % thc
cou7trv, he said.
When Dcnetrculis rc.r~nnd from
several weeks zip TO Caic~Eo.
~cc'>5 go. he Vas .afu@ed qGni.;a.
to the place, he SAID, by Kotsio' Is,
sp,.s tie f.c. that lie stu ha'i
1alf intcros. IN i. He ccn.2.-st -.
son Balm ard Senator ThoS. :. I
and ra~eivor@l,iP waz applied t.
&h~r..T z.1..-n wa 2.,nted rece:,-r,
Il tty differences t'"twccr t. t.0
:-.s cr.,'- he adjusted
Both Dc..-tran'is 2nl E~..;a'
have bo~n a,r'-i~e il to place s.lr-
It VS. turned cycr 50 the HERTZ,
Oh. freeman. aho w%s ~ oint.J
p~,.--.r = the 9oolroom by the cou -.
allowed them TO remain in tho D.aca.
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Eyron in an UGLY Mood.

have not yet read Byron's Con
vcrsati0ns, but there was an anecllote
in one OF the extracts which confirm;
what I heard long since, but which I
could hot depend on before, he had aD
aversion to seeing women eat. Colonel
was ut Byron's house in Pic%g-
diIly. Lady Byron in the room, and
luncheon was brought in-veal c.t-
lets. etc. She began eating. Byron
turned around in disgust ana said:
"Gormandizing BEAST" and. taking up
the tray. threw the whole luncheon in
to the hail. Lady Byron cried and Lest
the roor.-Teld by Hayden, the
Painter.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
MENINGITIS FATAL
TO Wife OF JUDGE
Mrs. Lelah Cooper Of Bloomfield
Dies at st. Francis Fun
eral To. day.

After an illness of several months,
Mrs. Lelah Cooper, wife of Probate
Judge Nj. Wake Cooper Of Bloomfield
died yesterday evening at st. Francis
Hospital. Her death was due to men
nights. The body will be shipped to
Bloomfield this morning for burial.
Ms. Cooper was % years old. She
became i'll shortly after Thanksgiving
and was confined to, her bed since that
time. L vas bolicsad at first that she
would recover despite the seriousness
Of her illness, but she gradually grew
weaker and had to be removed to ST.
Francis Hospital. She was brought
here two weeks ago.
The couple were married only d few
years. They nave TO children. Mrs.
Cooper was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ". Miller Of Bloomfield. The
funeral will be at the Hill Cemetery
Friday morning.
Judge Cooper was at the bedside
of his wife when sh~ expired. She
had been unconscious nearly all Dc.
Yesterday, and her demise RAD been eT
ncctcd. Judge Cooper, who had beer
constantly in attendance, while she
rs 2 patient at the hospital, vent
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
MANY WITNESS
FIGHIf OF TWO
FACTORY GIRLS
MISS AdlG ISIaTlin Beats Miss
tt0EA $50 ger; as Co.
u" .> a.90.C On.
lomba sats are = pafaicd After
-1ta NisWGEg1r IS
Badly HUI.

Two gr bot. e.a.'%s-. of The
Shoe factory, +oara, "a odrIy battle
yesterday aft acaa IN ,.o..l o. -avcral
bundled erp!2vc- Eaa Lad ron-ad a
ring around III $50 ~.sl.. TIC 1cht
occurred near S'9an.s Creek, ja,, n,t-
SIDE Of the city limits.
The girls were g.o-a Nt,uyag7-,
daughter Of Geor.a E'5wnna.a~. Who
lives il the Red Sta Addition. aaI
AIDE Nyrlin, vino live on the Bla#
road. Miss Ni5won.er 49, badly
beaten b. the other g.~,. She Y~-s ro-
able to return 10 her vog, Ia rala-
tive5 said.
Yesterdays fight was segge, 20 q
scatTic between Hiss Nia"rur-- aaJ
Jenric Marlin, a s.s>er Of lie @lc.y- Q
Yesterdays battle. The contro~
We Over case or shoes, which Eea.
ME Marlin had packed
Witnesses to the fight hctro@a jim
mic Marlin md the Niswonaar .ig,
s"i,. he latter struck Miss Marin ~
. tick during the fight, threw Hcr Of
tho foo and STRUCK her with he l.,s
several times. The cor oatants were
separated b. one Of the forcmen.
Adie Marlin, cnraged over the treat
mcut Of her sister by Miss Niswcngar
,ca., ne liter tn task yesterday Morn
ing Ind cha,2angad her to a fight, 70
be sctt|@o outside Of me factory. II
order 70 cacapo arrest by the 1cca
p"!ico the Ni5wongcr girl and Adic
Marlin went TO 4 place north Of SIoans
... tsida the city limits.
FrF..r.. the factory. who had
a.a 81. .,ubIc between The girls,
!. ..H "' .;t2c&scd the battle.
g.. gel being smaller than
.. >-..a.-. was thrown to the
r. . .. he two mad exchanged
s..... ". The Marlin girl struck
O. in the face DRAWN"
. taken Off By one Of
progressed, the spccta-
co.,, Io.meu aIuc5 and each comb2tant
received words Of encouragement from
her "ro0tcrs." During the bout both
girls toyo thcir dresses and Soiled
Them in the mud. They we're escorted
back to the factory by their friends,
where 'I:ss Niswonger had her wounds
dressed Her face was badly beaten
and one c" her eyes closed.
This is ihc third fight among en-
ploycs CT the shoe factory in two days.
Monday afternoon two young men,
who are working in the factory, en-
g"vgd in f;st fight, during which one
vas bitten in the right thumb and
right arm.
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sorrowruIly. What feel worse
about is thut III have TO 'lisanpoint
some good people TO whom | promised
a rare turkey treat the coming holi-
Hay" and Rex told the story cAti~r.
- say" observed Marsh, hi: face
/ expressing some WOEderment and con-
! siderable interest, you're about the
most honest uun and the best man /
ever net. Going to give those poor
people a treat, en-? Well, you shall
I've 4 proposition to make to sou. bat
/ ilrst l want you 10 make out your bill"
not ever" insisted Rex streuuous!y.
/ I've learned enough about turkeys by
! bringing W yours, to start in raising
] some myself. Wen, 7 suppose you want
! 10 set then loaded Up for hcme?"
Ny daughter Nenu viii be u,irlt2
glad 10 see them back, I can tell You
said Marsh. ''Thoy We're her special
/ pets. Shes 4 smart girl ut figure.
III give her The proposition to c8lcU-
late and send you = cheek. Oh, yes, an
"iii"r thing: You promised ten pcUDi.
turkeys? Aud ten more i 500 hal
the birds? III soma You over ten a.
another breed-iu&e as good eating a.
these, III fact, better. !. thiEE, fc-
ihcse fancy fowls ruu to tincry, rather
than tiavor."
II was the next day about noon when
Il light farm wagon drove up to the
Parsons place. Rex was just start
Ing Cor town and Was glad that he
wore his best clothes, for the pref tieS..
most attractive young lnai,tcn he hal
ever Laid his eyeS on aligiI.eI with q
graceful spring nnG stood awaiting his
coming Up.
I'm sure you &rc 3Ir, Parsons" she
said brightly. II am Mr.. Mursh's
daughter. Hc Was away this morning
aad asked me to bring over the tur-
KY: Lr ',ro}Gi$ed.'
WAY. observed Rex, as he glanced
....a -:.s coop il the wagon boz,
.. n-sr t.ian tcn-thCre's fully
..-. Win 10y contribution" "a
-..-.... = -ht!.t. II atllCH JD3G I4t
at .,'sn-f ;tIr splendid plan. lie saif
..... -...,'. c~r..rtud man and tlsin,.
ST.. -, = ID NcIla, with liri-h.a.-
,... a..... want q share IN va,,
3. .. .r,."t g.. I've brought sou" q,
H., .a1. .... .. Is u.-<n y,ir EoliG..
-, S. r, .l III, Wy around"
,E.,. ."vi.. -. we're removed f-o,r sg
n..a. 81 :... ming patch as,a Mis-.
}j;.~.A .- g.. Il il, II. tr;.--... il
rs.... ij,:4r " ,hr: .........
49,. u-a.r.. ~, a.. Uaz. !. ''... ..-
...f..r. a.. ,o!att'a cltutr. ..':..
smile each Iaomcut inc. ... ..s A..
forest III her.
Mrs. Parsons came ... ... '.-....
acquainted with Ne, ... ..-.j ...
il - have q cup q. '. PA
ja!" dr"Fc Re- rs f1i
=" could HImo#e hive 3,ia7v. ..
I"anrG from III high driver .. ..
s"2ai1 parting Wo~t.
~ E@H wouldn't mind, t.l".
W"'ionf- 2rG she laughed brig F.
".t ! W"n'"rt h" in |"ur Way I'd ,..
E"th"r come over With ne SaEn .@.
"A'0 l"n p" "o.n% to ".>I-i2usc G''..'
turkeys and nJUHT" 4 N@Ft-t OF ...
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%BernaIno. deceased.

Bernalilo. deceased.
Ns.
Juanita g. chavez. Juan } chavez,
Lola Chavez. Ahraua :. chavez.
Maria Garcia q. Lopez aud tu an
persons who are heirs at law of
Jose y. Chavez, late 81 the county
~ B%ernaliliu. deceased.
In pursuance of - decree of sale ~
the foregoing action made ~ the dis
trict our Of the county of ncrnaliilo.
New McNicu aud entered In the office
of the clerk thereof on the 18th day
Of December. 1917. the undersigned D.
administration OF the est..tc OF lose -.
Chavez. late of the county 81 Bernh.
ltllo, deceased. were ordered 20 sell II
public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash an Of hat real estate ana
property situated In the county II
%hernallllo. Now Mexico and described
In said decree to.wit;
"Ali that tract and parcel II
land situate In san Jose, precinct
No. J.. BcrnaliIio count New Mex
leo, bounded on the north hy the
lands ana property of Frank
Ariasi ON the eas by the westerly
line of Williams street tsaid prep
erty on the east ubutting said
Williams StrCeb on south hy the
lands and property Of Emiliano
Baca. Enriques Perea am. on the
west ny the right-of-wuy OF the
Atchison. Topeka a santa Fc rail-
way Company. said lands being
sixty three feet In width from
north "a south ana four hundred
feet lu length from east 10 west.
There Is excepted thcreirom a
piece Of land sixteen feet la width
and scvcnty-fivc feet in length.
situate ON The s%outhoriy side OF
said described lot.
Now therefore. The undersigned az
administrations ut said estate will eel
The above described property at IN"
front loo Of the United states post
office iu the city OF Albuquerque. Now
Mexico topcning on south Fourth
street, at the hour OF tea O'Clock a. M
on the 2Gth day Of January, 4. u.
1915.
The nature Of this action is the
sale Of said described property for the
purpose OF paying the approved claims
against the estate ut said Jose y.
Chavez and the expenses OF admins
trutiou which includes attorneys fees,
allowance To- special guardian, court
costs ana expenses Of sale. Thc whole
amount of ascertaIued Charge against
said property and estate is StH5.HG.
JOSE H. CHAVEZ.
GEEGORIO BAREl.A.
Administrators estate Of Jose y. cha
gcZ. deceased.
GEORGE :. kLOCK.
Attorney for administrator Albu-
querquc. Nev Mexico.
Pub. lee. ~ 2A. 1917, Jan. {. ~.
llGlN
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NOTICE on SALE.
No. III3J.


~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE COUNTY OF BER\AIlILO
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
Anna Seobohm as trustee, ana Anna
Sc"bohm us c~yecutIiN OF the last
viii ana testament OF Julius see
bohm late ct th, counts Of HcruI-
mo. deceased, ~ n]cuerci,rs
plaintiffs,
~.
EcrthoId SPITE AZ trustee iu uaut-
rurjcy for the John NJ. Moore he
ally Company, "a corporation. tpauk-
rupD u. -. Reeves, as trustee, Sarai,
Reeves. beneficiary. ". T., Mot.a..
as trustee, lIu s.. Abbott ncnoriCiurl
Ions Beach improvement; COMPANY
a corporation, occidental firc Ia
surtucc COMPANY. e. corporation.
ana Tioflo rodhI., defendants.
d. pursuance of 90 judgmcuf ot fore
closure aud sale mad, ana entered 900
the above entitled action IN the office
Of the clerk Of this court m the lHth
day Of October, 1919. L. the under
signed special master iu said ludg-
ment named. will sell at public ycudue
10 the highest bidder Tor cash at tuy
front door OF tho county court house
81 Bcrnalillo county. NeW Mexico, ON
the 2.ud day OF January, A. D., 1915,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon of mat
day the following described premises.
situate IN Bcruuullo county Kew McN-
leo. to-wit.
"a piece of land situated la pre-
ciuDt so. -. of about % t1
acre Of land, and also a. house
built ON said lame aforesaid, COM
posed OF four ca rooms, said
land ~ bounded us follows, to-wit.
nl tho north by In Agcquiu Madrc
de Albuquerque, ON the east ny
lands OF Juan Il. S.ilaztr aud Jose
Modrano, on the west boy land uf
FuuStiu Garcia. ON b south ny
Central avenue
This sale being Tor thc following
amounts. Principal and Interest,
tatl.Na, attorney fees, 5000, ttNr.
ana interest. Sug.a1, insurance. 50. 90,
court costs, $1,000, also for tll costs
and expenses Of sale To accrue. rot.,l
amount accrued pm the date Of sale
being SllUU.,5 and future costs.
Tho nature OF action Is the fore
closure of e deed OF trust uu the above
described premise, executed by tho
above named bankrupt, John NJ.
Moore Realty Company, 10 corp"r-
alton.
Dated Albuquerque, Sow Mexico
December l"th. \ -. l9l1.
FLORENCE J.. HrNNEltH,
Special Master,
GEORGE :. HLOck. Attorney. Alhu-
uuerlue. Sew Mexico.
pun Dee. -, -N. 1875, Jan g. %
/ 1918.
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Estellc W Springer and Mildred r.
Bennet.
Tho duration ot the corporation
shalt be 'fty years.
fN WITNESS WHEREOF We have
hereuuto .ct our hands and seals this
ed day Of December. 1919.
". ~. SPRINGER. tScal.l
.LptlS g. BENNET ,Scnl.'
ESTELLN ". SPRINGER. tSealJ
MILDRED +. BENNET. tSetll
STATE of New McXigu.
County OF B|ernalillo -ss.
ON ,his 22d day OF December. lol,
before me personally appeared W, II.
Springer. Luui- &. Heuuct, E-.el,c "
springer and Mildred T.. Bonnot 90 me
kuoWu Geo 10" tine persons described 100
and who executed the foregoing I'M
~trumcut md acknuN edged that the,
executed the same as their FREQ act
aud deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ] 1AA
h,r.uu 90 set 10y hand and seal con- jh,
day nae year iirst above written.
,~,aD. HARRIET kEt.F.
Notary Public
My commission expire F"nruar'
-c. 1890.
Endorsed $50. a.,o. cor Reed Vol.
e. Page 40,
Certificate of Incorporation
of
SPRINGER TRANSFER COMPANY
Fiird iu office Of SKATE Corporation
| Commission ct Ncw AlexiCo. p,ceu-
beer g l"t5. ~ a. m.
Edwin g. CoAiID.
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noNp SALE.

On accordance with the provisions
of chapter , of the laws of l"l,
passed hN the extraordinary session "t
he legislature. the undersigned VIII
uncr luT sale So u.U00.Uu uf public dr.
tense coupon certificates bearing
date ct May lst. 1915. due May ISIS
1890, interest d per vent payable No
ycmber and MJN. Interest u prIne
cipri payable Jt the offlco of the rtute
treasurer az SANTA f'c, New Mexico.
Hids will be- opened iu the uffitc ~
tire state treasurer at 90 o'clock o. m.
ou saturday. February -ud. 1915
The right is reserved to reject any
ar 100 bids.
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Chjcnrn Hoard Of Trndc.

chicago. Dee. 2S.-Corn prices mad
q downwar tendency today, influenced
by notice that the directors of the
board OF trade had prohibited further
trading in The December option Short
q oi supplies for deliveries To hc
made on December contracts had been
exercising a buliish sway over other
months. and removal Of this factor
helped cuso the market Opening pri-
ccs which ranged from = n . crnt
or tn % shade advance, with January
a., 81 20 tu sl.26ia and May al 81 si'a
to- si.24a. were folluWcd hey a mod
cratic general setback
Zero temperatures which Threatened
To- uullify temperate, the promise 90
better railroad conditions led O" a
substantial upturp. The close was
firm. = "a 90 n y cent ne' hish-
.rr.
I%nuudntinp sales u, holders Of h'-
ccmber contracts Weakened the oats
market ts O whole
Prospects ~ heavy receipts "n h"t
during january kept provisions &c.
pressed
Lower quotation %. un hog FnN" a
downward swing 'o provisions.
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The Markets


New York. Dec 80 r3Strnsiv, iu'-
ing II secondary rails whu-e .,ata~ Is
likely t. he strengthened Dos govern
ment control. marked The late fore
noon ON the stock market Rock lrl-
ISSUES advanced 2iR to I points
gains of . to . points were mad, uy
Erie. Wabash. -, louis Southwestern.
Colorado Southern, Minneapolis n -.
Louis. Denver * Rio Graudc. Scahoarl
Air Line and Western Maryland.
standard rails also stroug h,u"d with
st-rls. shippinrs and motors. Railroad
bonds gained ] 10 3 points. Liberty -
sold at 81 20 to 90 20 and the 3is Is
..fa - a. a. -. a. -
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of delicious flavor and quality.
Pics of rich and substantial good.
ness. Pastry of delivatc and lus-
ciouS taste. Everything Of the
bakers art that is demanded by
the cXactmg lover of COED things
~ ready for Won at our bakery.
If YOU would grace your Christ
mas table and satisfy your palate
give your orders early.
PIONEER BAKERY
POI s. LIST St. S. ~. Balling, Prop.
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N,v York Cuttun.

Ncw Nork. Dec. ~ cotton FUTURES
closed sto1dy january $1,000. March.
S-psA MAY. S-p'N July, H't &c. 90
fsu,I x"Nui.
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Every day HERALD WANT ADS
find help; secure positions; sell articles
no longer needed, rent houses. flats.
apartments, stores md real estate; fir1
the lost. sell houses lots and farms
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I,u,,r col Dec IS Cat. lo-l i"-
zoo steady. Unchanged
Hog Receipts. SOC. Lower I"I
>lGN5. bulk. SO Jn1 $50.
Slc,p-I,rvlpt- 900. ~i'''"N
Lumh.. SIlruH l'.'u. ewes Nl"'""
o. 90
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Chairman

EDWIN T. COAED.
CLERK.
-
ST\TE On MN MEXICO
state Corporation Commission Of
New Mexico.
Certificate of Comparison
states OF America.
state Of New Mcvico-sH.
It is hereby certified. that tho an
ncXcd is q fun true and complete
transcript, ct he
Certificate Of Incorporation
of
SPRINGER TRANSFER COMPANY
$50. 92N0i
with he endorsements thereon. ~
appears on file and ~ record tn
the once of the State Corporation
Commission.
In testimony whereof. the state Cor.
poratlon Commission of the state 80
New Mexico hts caused tins certificate
to hc signed hy it, chairman u the
seal oi said commission. tu Doe affiN,d
az the ci'y 81 santa T., ON this 2ttn
any OF December, a. -. 1915.
tseaiJ HtGH ~. WILLIAMS
Chairman.
Attest.
EDWIN J. CoNBD.
clerk
certificate ct iugurpna.inu
of
~rUINGER TRANSFER COMPANY
kNuW ALL MEN BN THESE
PRESENTS That we. ,n' uudtsigu-
ed, ri,izcns ~ Rae United state. hoN
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'ipul'i''h uhd'l inc laws "l ""
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name 90 'i"s corporation
springer transfer "WpdlN.
IT,
IN, rl'h.'plI "llle' "i the company
b. ~ N'-t Cold avenue la the yi
"l Nl'upu'iH"'' county 90 h'r"AlH'
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OF the agent therein and m c"'r-
'h'i'"l' 'Hu upon N""in V""''
'sHinst TINS corporation may "e served
n Nllli"m u. springer ana the conn
PAM may hiN' Nu'h "th'I "Il''H '''
places "I business 'S 'he '''''''
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Attorneys nt Law.
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Every day HERALD WANT ADS
find help; seizure positions; sell articles
no longer needed: rem houses. flats.
apartments, stores and real estate; find
the lost: sell houses. lots and fnruss.
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PERSONAL

FItEE DIItI-Thirty LOADS Tree Dirt
for the hauling az third and Roma.
WANTED-Two or three people 20
lake orders for new chemical rug
cleaner and help celan rugs. or can
start little business ~ your own;
CREATES, process on earth. it6 West
Gold. room ..
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LEGAL NOTICES.
No. IIO63.
NOTICE on SALE,

~ THE DISTRICT Cut'nT OF
THE COUNTY or BERNAlIILD,
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
Jose a. chavez and Grogorio Barcla
as administrations Of the estate,
goods, chattcls ana effects OF J"-r
y. chavez. ia.c uf the county "i
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AccEssoRrEs

DODRfLL TIRE CO.-Tires. vulcan
izipg and accessories. open nights
and Sundays. Tire service snywhers.
Phone 4es, i22 North Fourth st.