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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14
NOTES AND DRAFTS
Do THEIR BIT

When YOU buy a farm, borrow mem
cy and take block of stock in some
newly organized corporation and begin
to dream of great profits and vast
wealth that the investment should
realize for you, Uncle Sam will have
to have his little bit to help win the
the provisions of the documentary
revenue stamps is now effective.
Revenue stamps must now be affiX-
ed to notes. drafts, deeds. certificates
of stock. powers of attorney and sim
atty is provided for failure to obcerve
its provisions.
Exemptions from this tax are pro-
vided only for bonds, notes or other
Instruments issued by the rnited
States, by foreign governments, or, by
states and territories. subdivisions,
or municipalities; and for stocks and
bonds issued by cooperative building
and loan associations which are or
ganized and operated for the benefit
of their members and make loans only
to their shareholders, or by mutual
ditch or irrigating companies.
The penalty for failure to affiX the
proper amount of stamps to designat-
ed legal documents or papers is fixed
at not more than 500 for each Of
Tense, while the penalty for fraudu-
Lent use or alteration is fixed at not
more than $1,000, or by Imprisonment
for not more than five years, or both,
in the discretion of the court.
When you sit down for an evening
game of draw or play for some pretty
prize Il hostess offers, before the cards
are dealt. Uncle Sam has to get his
little portion, for included in the rev.
enue measure and subject to tax are
playing cards. which must contribute
S cents per package.
Your Christmas presents sent by
parcel post will also be hit, for they
call for a 1 cent revenue stamp on
every package for every 25 cents
worth of postage or fraction thereof
and the packages cannot be sent until
it has been paid.
Drafts and checks payable other
wise than by sight or on demand.
notes. except bank notes.
issued for circulation. and for each
renewal OF the same. for a sum not
exceeding 800, 2 cents; for each .ad-
ditional 800 or fractional part. 2
cents.
Conveyances. deeds. instruments. or
writings. whereby any realty shall be
conveyed or assigned. when the con-
sideration or value Of any lien or en-
cumbrance remaining thereon at the
time Of sale exceeds $l0O and does
not exceed $500. a tax of SO cents.
and for each additional $500 or frac
tion thereof. so cents.
Entry Of any goods or merchandise
at any custom house. either for con-
or warehousing. not exceed
ing 500 in value. a tax of 25 cents;
exceeding Sl0O and not exceeding
$500 in value, 81. Entry for the with
drawal of any goods or merchandise
from customs bonded warehouse, 80
cents.
Power of attorney is taxed at 25
cents: providing that no stamps shall
be required on any papers necessary
to be used for the collection of
claims from the United States or any
state for pensions, back pay. bounty,
or for property lost in the military
or naval service. or upon powers of
attorneys required in bankruptcy
cases.
The act provides for the sale of
tax stamps at postoffices.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14
ST. IGNATIUS PLANS
COMMERCIAL CLUB

The citizens OF St. lgnatius and Vi
vinity met In the opera house at that
place last Thursday evening and
took preliminary steps toward the or
ganization Of commercial club. A..
P Morse was elected chairman and
N. E. Snider secretary Of the meet
ing. Andrew Beckwith. George CO.
Walt and Chris Hoeschen were ap-
pointed committee to draw up a
constitution and by laws and were
directed to report at the next meet
ing. which was held on Monday of
this week.
The people of st. Ignatius realize
the benefits to be derived from such
an organization and through it, ex-
pect to be able to successfully pre-
vail upon the county officials to APP
point an officer for their section.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14
BRITISH eEpEL ATTACK

A fierce mass attack was made by
the Germans Wednesday on the Brit
ish lines between Buliecourt and
Queant (about 10 miles west OF Cam
bria). Their intention was to over
whelm their opponents by sheer
weight OF numbers. Owing to the
staunchness Of the British opposition
the attack only enabled the Germans
to get a footing in about 500 yards
Of the British front line. when the
attack was arrested.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14
RECIPES FOR CHRISTMAS CANDY

II will not be necessary to dispense
with Christmas candies but the,
should be made largely by the use o
up and honey for sugar substitutes
Following are some excellent recipes
MAPLE NUT CREAMS S-Two cups
of maple syrup. Boil until it spins {;
thread. Add \ cup milk and | tea
spoonful of butter and boil to Il soft
ball when tried in cold water. Add
cup chopped nuts. Let cool and beat
until creamy. Drop from tip of spoon
in small piles on waXcd paper.
DATE AND COCOANUT ROLLS
Two cups of dates, cup of canned
cocoanut. tcaspoonful of strained
honey. Stone the dates and put thru
food chopper NJ tx the cocoanut
which has been pressed dry Add the
honey and make into rolls. Let stand
q few minutes and dip in chocolate.
CHRISTMAS SWEETS-Onc pack
age of dates; one package seeded raj
sins; 1slb. figs; y lb. shclIed walnuts:
9 tablespoons strained honey. Put
dates. raisins, figs and nuts through
food grinder and mix in the honey.
Work with the hands until we'll
blended, then make into balls and
dip in chocolate.
BUTTERSCOTCH--Onc cup corn
syrup, cup honey. tablespoonful
vinegar, 3 tablespoons butter. Cook
until brittle when tried in cold wa
ter. Flavor with oil of cinnamon
and cool in creased pans.
COCOANUT BALLS-Six ounces of
corn syrup: y ID. dessicated cocoa
nut; white Of two eggs. Put corn
syrup on the stove and cook 5 min
utes: add cocoanut and stir for min
utes; then add egg whites and stir
over the fire minutes. Take of and
drop by spoonfuls on creased tins and
bake in moderate oven to light
brown. Remove from tins while hot
and roll with fingers while hot. Cool
and coat with chocolate il desired.
NUT MOLASSES CANDY -One-half
cup corn syrup; u cup molasses: 1
vinegar; 3 tablespoons
brittle when tried In cold water. stir
In Il teaspoonfui soda and pour over
shopped nuts in buttered pans. Cool
and break in pieces. This must be
kept in cool place.
CHOCOLATE ALMONDS - Shell
md blanch almonds and put In oven
% brown very slightly. Dip In melt
ID chocolate and drop on waxed pa
Der.
CHOCOLATE CARAMEl.S = One
squares chocolate: =. cup milk; l
squares chocolates: clup milk: !
butter or oleomarge
'ine.C Cook until hard ball is formed
when tried in cold water. Add tea
poon vanilla and pour into a large
,read pan. Mark In squares when
'artly cool. !. cup nuts added II de-
fred.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14

The Flathead country Is in the
grip OF severe snow storm which
at times bears relation to the old
fashioned blizzard. with high wind
and binding snow. Probably eight
inches Of snow has fallen In the past
two days. although In places It has
driftad to much greater depth. Tenn
perature is above the zero mark con-
stdesahty bat the cold Is accent
uated BY the driving Wlnd. -,
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14
MEETING or I. O. o. r.

Their" viii be e meeting OF the (.
O. o. +. lodge Tuesday night. Decem
bcr 18th. at the Scearcc hall, at
which time election of officers for
the ensuing year will take place. The
business meeting will be followe"
by a lunch and social. All members
are requested to be present.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14
1926 DEAD At HALIFAX

Officials have fixed the death toll
resulting from the explosion of the
munitions ship. Mont Blanc. in Hal
flax harbor. at 1926. including both
identified and unidentified bodies and
the missing. This Is considerably
less than the first estimate. The
disaster was one of the worst In his
tory. outrivaling either the Titanic
or Lusitania disasters.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Kinney are
now in Portland. Oregon. where Mr..
Kinney has entered hospital for
medical treatment. He has not been
we'll for some time and the doctors
diagnose his case as gall stones and
liver trouble. Mr.. Kinney's many
friends hope with him that, ne will
receive Immediate relief and soon be
able to return nome. They request
the Pioner sent to their Portland ad-
dress In the meantime.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14

County Surveyor r. Thayer Stod-
dard was rejected by the examiners
at Fort Wright Wednesday. where ne
was ordered BY the recruiting OFF,
GERS. The absence of two molars
was the cause. He has resumed his
duties at the court house.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14

We are convinced to greater ex-
tent that We live In the banana belt.
notwithstanding the crimp weather
Of. the past day or two. Wednesday
morning following drop in the tenn
perature and driving wind with
snow. the thermometer registered zero
while reports came over the wire
from Helena that 1t was % below. a
difference Of 32 degrees at that poiot.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14

The fourth number of the Lyceum
course Is scheduled to take place in
the Gaiety theatre on January 18th.
This Is said, to be one of the best
numbers. Further details will be
given in a later issue.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-12-14

The Leon Ladies' Aid will hold
their next meeting at the home Of
Mrs. D. Stisitz. Wednesday afternoon,
December 18th.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
COM MiTTE 60
MAY HAVE BEEN COcHtSE
COUNTY INVENTION,

r.. Il. A. Larrieu. of the Joe Bush
fame. and well known prOgnostica-
ter OF the Huachuca mountain reserve
Sas in the city today accompanied by
his brother. John. Both are officials
of the Two Peaks Mining company
and were here on company business.
While here Joe Bush. in his usual
seer-like manner quietly called the
attention of the ProspectOr represen-
alive to the occurance OF several
days ago when four Feramn u boats
were sunk in the Atlantic, aud the
manner and method OF operation not
disclosed Larrieu believes that there
probability that it is the result
II an invention of a Cocihse county
citizen in the person of Jerry Sheehy
If the Huachucas, who a short time
ago was called TO Washington TO
demonstrate an invention with which
he claims he can blow up an object
It any distance. and it is understood
ne was taken to the Atlantic TO try
Dut his plans. Sheehy is known in
he Huachuca region as the nut" OIL
| account of his inventive ideas huf 1,
| he sinking OF the German subs are
| the result OF his invention the nama
| will hardly be appropriate Al leas.
| so thinks Joe Bush. and his conclu
sion and prophesies are seldom
known to go astray
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
COUNTIES ARE TOLD OF DUTY

PHOENIX, July 20 Official notice
that the women's minimum wage
Law now in effect in Arizona has
been sent to all county attorneys by
Wiley +. Jones. attorney general
They are instructed to see that the
new Law is enforced in their coun.
ties. The letter OF notification is
as follows:
All County Attorneys:
Dear Sir
| write 10 you and all other county
attorneys of the state today in order
10 inform you that Chapter 50,
blouse Bill No. - las Of Arizona
last legislative session. known as
The .Woman's Minimum Wage Law.
is now in force and effect. and il will
be your duty to enforce the same
from and after this date
Superior Judge X. G. Stanford OF
Maricopa county rendered judemen,
making permanent the Injunction
against referendum of this Law and
no appeal will be taken from said
judgment.
deem il my duty TO promptly ac,
in giving out this information. and
would suggest that you make this
matter known thrOughou, your coun
~ as soon as possible.
Very respectfully.
WILEY f.. JONES,
Attorney General
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22

the birds and they don't care what
kind of a bird they kill either. Par
ents should advise their boys that
there is very strict law against
killing birds and II they continue
there win be some boys now roam
ing about Tombstone who will soon
be paying a long time visit TO the re
form school at Fort Grant.
COMMITTED
VIM. II. Doughan was committed
10 the state asylum for the insane
yesterday after examination before
Judge Lockwood by Drs. Huehar'
and Randolph. and was taken &c
Phoenix the same afternoon by Dep
Iry Sheriff Harry Rafferty,
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
BACK FROM FLORENCE

Court Reporter John W. Walker,
accompanied by Mrs. Walker, re.
turned home last evening from Flor
ence, where he went to take more
testimony in the water case in which
he is referee. He reports very
heavy rains between Tombstone and
Tucson and the roads exceedingly
muddy. and the river at Vail running
high.
TURNER VISITORS
Among the visitors noticed in
Tombstone today from the Turner
district were l.. A. Boedecker, E. p.
A. and Tom Larrieu, II. w. Miller.
FROM eARces
r. ]. Haverty OF Garces. was in
town today attending to pressing
business matters.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
WILL REPORT TO
OFFICERS TRAINING CAMP

County Assessor E A Hughes to
lay received official orders from the
-Aief recruiting officer at Tucson to
report between the dates OF July 2s,h
nation TO enter the second officers
raining camp Mr. Hughes made
application some time ago, and this
is the first notification he has re-
ceiyed Should he pass the examin.
alton he will no doubt be called to re-
port at camp and go into training.
Mr. Hughes has had previous mill
tary training and this will give him
considerable advantage in qualifying
for an officer. $500
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
OONkEllY JAILED

PHOENIX, July 20-Joba L. Don
nelly, president OF the state fedora
ton of labor and member OF the Ari
iona state council OF defense. is in
the city Jail tonight accused of hav
ing fired a pistol shot at Frank
OLeary. member OF the Phoenix pc
lice reserve corps. DOnnelly was
arrested at his home across the street
from the OIeary residence. For
time he is alleged TO have defied
the officers.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
DEFENSE COUNCIL FIGHTS
HIGH PRICE OF COAL

PHOENIX, July ls.-Alleging that
coal barons throughout the country
have increased the price of soft coal
more than 81 ton during the past
ten months. despite the fact that the
increased cost of mining il is only
a5 cents more ton. the Wisconsin
STATE Council OF Defense has asked
the Arizona State Council of Defense
10 join in a demand that the govern
ment take over all coal mining prop
critics.
In a communication 10 the Arizona
State Defense organization. the Wis
consin State Council says that the
operators OF coal mines refuse 10 Of
Ter any satisfactory reason for the
highly increased price of ccal and
The communication says in part:
soft coal at the mines in Ohio
West Virginia and Pennsylvania. al
the present time is being sold on the
/ average of about 81 per ton more than
/ the same kind of coal was sold for
n 1916. Thorough investigation has
( shown the total expense OF mining the
same coal. including overhead expens
| IS. is abont fCrty-fye cents per ton
in excess of the expense Of 1916
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
RAIN IN GOVERNMENT DRAW

The Tombstone Bisbee stages this
morning reported the road in Govern
ment Draw. as being in pretty bad
shape due to the rain of last night.
and about three feet OF water run
ming in Sandy Bob Wash. This af-
ternoon. however; the roads were
dired mp considerably and travel was
little easier.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
SUPERIOR COURT

Judgment Suit No 1899: Julia III
Weaver. DR., Catherine Kries, Cr..
possession of land.
SHIT No. 1879: Willard J Sburtlafi
g. Virginia II. Shurtlifi, divorce.
Suit No. 1921: Fairbanks CONNER
rial Co. vs.. Juan Tellas, debt in sum
of s4G2.
Suit No. 1922: William V. Gale
20. Margaret c. Gale. divorce.
Suit No. 1923: Rose Happi VS.. Ar
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22

thur G. Happi. divorce.
Suit No. 1924: Nina Mae Taylor
vs.. Earl W. Taylor. divorce.
WARRANTY DEED
Lottie G. Kelb TO Boquillas Cattle
& Land Co. land. $40.
Richard f. Kolb TO the Bonuillas
Land & Cattle Co., land. $40.
Lottie G. Kolb and Richard F..
kolb, TO Boquillas Land & Cattle Co.
land. $40.
Stella Alexander to J n. Curtis,
land, 90.
United States TO Stella Curtis.
BILL OF SALE
Ralph Hart to Amy Linell. interest
in automobile. $l06.
IL. NJ. Brummett to W. A Red
r. e. MORTGAGE
Edward s. Powers and wife to
Mrs. Thereon Avery Powers. $4,000.
+. I. Doane and wife to Emma
Beatty. $1,000
PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
Frank NJ. Lehman: Establishing
notice to creditors.
Duke simpson: Directing notice to
! creditors.
Lucy Johnson: Appointing j. NJ.
Curtis. Ed Lynch and James Lynch.
appraisers.
Emily Hill Williams: Directing no
tice to creditors. Eyry Summers
appointed guardian of Blair minors.
d. l.. Benton and r. c. Collan. ap-
praisers.
Charles b. Jones' Appointing +.
G. Bradfard. Rex Rice and F.. G.
Hubbell, appraisers.
Henry Cratzberg: Final discharge
I of administrator.
Girls COrorin: Appointing July %
1917. day of settlement of account,
Henry Tower Fitch: Distribution
of estate.
4 WARRANTY DEED
j. p. Cook and wife 10 Vicente r.
Nanez, lot in Morgan & Angle Fir-t
Ad $40.
MINING DEED
Olive Phillips, to R. F. Weighed. !.
interest in mining claims. sl00.
cHATTlE MORTGAGE
VIM. n. Turvey TO George ID. Craw-
ley, fixtures. $500.
Harriet Elizabeth Waugheal: Set,
Element of account.
VIM. II. Long: Appointing Lee
Woolery Admr.
Edwin l.. Jones: Final discharge
of admir-
Jess Gotta Leon: Establishing no.
lice to creditors.
Owen Williams: Appointing VIM.
Hawk Dan Hubby. and Joe u. Big
man, appraisers
Susan s. Soryeil: Appointing CIsr-
eHce Mae, George A Walker and
John Underwood appraisers
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
RECORDS OF
COCHISE COUNTY
ChATTLE MORTGAGE

w. A. Redden TO II. NJ Brum-
matt, livestock. etc. $500.
b. s. Weller to Wilcox Bank &
Trust Co., livestock, 1880. y
James Garrett TO Bisbee Auto Co.
automobile, s625.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
BACK FROM RANCH

Court Interpreter John loo return
ed from weeks stay at his ranch
at Turner.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22

"Zal RlNas, Manuel
;25a Rodriguez. Elijio
G252 Rodriguez. Manuel
f35i Rosales. Felix
;255 Robes. iauro
ESQ Rivera, Juan
ia5i Rosaz. Seferino
i25S Ruiz. Jose Maria
6259 Req. Francisco
800 Rono. Ysidoro
i2Gl Ruelas. Jose NJ.
see Romero. Fernando
i2G3 RalnireZdurain, Jesns
1924 Rodriguez. Pedro
5265 Rangel, Jose F.
6265 Romo, Asuncion
6267 Rodriguez. Jesus
626s Roles, Andres
| 1868 Ramir. Miguel
62ao Ruiz, Amado IL.
I G21l Real. Carlos
4 G272 Rhineberger, Jas. W.
/ G:73 Rodriguez, ignacio
G274 Reynolds, Charles Frederick
i27s Romo. Casiano
. S276 St Louis, Leland
s277 Serbia. Jose
627S Sparker, Boyd Repass
627S Squire. Samuel Cad Mckinley
$3.50 Schneider Charl S W.
/ ;eSl Sanders. Thomas Frank
$3.50 Samudio. Auguatin
i2S3 Soto. Jesus
;2S+ Segundo. Tomas l..
52Sj Sabala. Estanislado
Sc Samora. Roman
| ;2s7 Serna. Rodriguez
i2ss Salas. Juan
$3.50 Serabia. Ignacio
$3.50 Silvas. Ricardo
/ i2yi Serranno. Guadalupe
i2S2 Smith. Fenton Francis
/ i2s3 Sparks. Frank Tilman
G2Si Sandovai. Vincente
4 S2s5 Sam, Wong Bak
62ss Sabala. Manuel
62s1 Smith. Paul A.
1 62ss Trappman. Arthur
629s Tamajo, Jesus
$500 Trappman. Leo
520l IcejO. Ramon
$500 Thomas, Alexander
63o3 Temby, Albert +.
G30i Griarte. Manuel
G305 VuldOsoia. Jr.. Miguel
G30G yuldOsola. Francisco
6307 Verduga. Manuel
oJVo hdiueZ, ALFONSO
5000 Villegas. Ysequiei
63lo Vega, Francisco
i3ll Valenzuela, Epefano
53l2 villa. Espitacion
G3l3 VildosOla, Angel
53l4 Wilson. Garry h.
63l5 Warner. Grant r..
63lG Williams. James T.
e317 Wershay. John
S3ls Wynn. Clarence j.
531sZavedra, Guadalupe
1920 Zamora, Ceveriano
1921 Zamora Jorge
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
WORKING ON ABSTRACT

Clerk A. G.. Karger Of the BOARD oi
Supervisors. expects to laye the aD
tract OF assessed valuation u Taxa.
BILE property in Cochise county com
pleted by tomorrow A force has
been at work on the "a, rolls for
several weeks. and the enormous tas,
is about completed AMI the totals Al.
being taken today. When can
pletcd the table will ta published ~
these columns
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-07-22
roMssroNlres SUBJECT
TO selEcTive DRAFT

tSmoSI0NtbeS SODSeCt
TO seLEcTlvE DRAFT
5ss7 Allen. Charles l..
5ssS Andrade. Encarnacion
$3.50 Axtell, Edgar Horace
soeo Atkins. Grover Cleveland
cool Altamiranda, Andres =,
ea32 Alyares. Natalie =
6oo3 Aguilers. Fernando s.
eo04 Anaya. Cristobel
e0a5 Abril. Ramon
COCO Aleantar, Alexandra
6007 Arbayo, Ricardo Ramon
COOS Amado, Ricardo
60OsAcuna. Jose az
cole Asuna. Hildauro
COLI Alvares. Francisco
cole Armenia. Victor c.
co.'s Armendares. yiseente
COLA Alyares. Carlos
e0l5 Amado Jose / =
cole Axteli, Robt. II. r.
Col. Alyares. Homaido
e1is Antunes. Console
G0l9 Acnno. Pablo
G02o Adams. George Alvin
602l Acesta. Manuel l..
G022 Acosta. Jose
coca Barbosa. Pablo
coca Betansi. Jose NJ.
G025 Ballesteros. Abel
G02G Barley, Leo IL.
G027 Bachelor. Charles 8.
Co.'s Bonnow. John
602S Beyes, Salvador
$3.50 Balona, Antonio
6d3l Berkeley. Caleb S.
e032 Brown, Floyd Charles
G033 Bravin. John f.
6034 Bowden. Percy
6035 Best, Joseph b.
6036 Benitez, Manuel
COST Ballestero. Manuel
603s Balensuela, Roberto
603s Brandt, Tom H.
G040 Burnswicker, Harry J.
GOAL Butler, Ben NJ.
60i2 Bennett. Ernest W.
t043 Bishop. John William
GOA Benson, Cullum S.
C045 Caneraz. Juan
G046 Crozder, Ellis Wood g.
G0i7 Colleymore, Albert
664s Coseuen. Antonio
G049 Charpentier. Emil Louis
6050 Cook, Alvin s.
G05l Cessna, Adolfo
G052 Gotta. Diego
6oJ3 Cruz, Senobio
G0s4 Cerdones, Juan
G055 Cavanaugh, John E.
6056 Contreras, Jesus
6a57 Castro. Juan
605s Ciachetta, Tony D.
G059 Corona. Pedro
G0GO Camp, James E.
605l Carnajo. Macario
e0G2 Castro, Abraham C.
G0G3 Calderon. Atilaric
COCA Centene, Rsfusio
G0G5 Cruz, Jose Santa
G06s Contreras, Enreste
G0G7 Contreras. Jose
1868 Crutchfield. VIII ID.
COOS Costello, Martin Cecil
500 Casas. Miguel
COIL Carpina, Joe
C072 Davis, John Haskell
G073 DOrame, Marceiino
GOA Dorame. Jose NJ.
COTS Dominguez, j. l..
607s Diaz, Hustacio
e677 Daniel, Angel
co.'s Diaz. Nustacio
co.'s Downey. Harry f.
$3.50 Durazo. Fred
60s1 Espineza, Andres
G6s2 Estrada. Francisco
e6s3 Ensinas, Francisco
G6si Echeverria. Jesus j.
60s5 Espino. Natalie
G0ss Esquer. Guadalupe
e6s7 Escalante. Ramon
G0S8 Escapule. Ernest q.
e0sS Escota, Aurelio
$3.50 Evere, Ramon
s091 Engie, Frank
sOs2 Escapule. John Norman
60s3 Echeverria, Jesus
6094 Echeverria, RodOlfo