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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-24
Ell ejiercito russo esta muy
desmorQL1zado
Ell General Alexief ha dado ell grito de alarma
en- Ell primer Congreso de Delegates
del Ej6rcito y la Marina

blecieran la discipline Y para que
hicieran. en- fin, cuanto fuera possible
para unir a oficiales Y soldados y
ponerlos en- aptitud de obtener Ia
victoria, sin Ia cual-agrego-el bien
estar de Russia es impossible.
Tratsse de salvar al Doctor Adler
El Comit6 Executive de Ia Delega-
ci6n de- Consejo de Soldados Y Ira
baiadores, decide telegraflar a las
organizaciones socialistas de TODD ell
mundo. especialmente a las de Aus
tria, nidiendo que hagan un e~sfuerzo
combinado para salvar Ia vida del
doctor Adler. quien do muerte al
Primer Ministro del gobierno AUS
triaco, Stuargkh. En- ei telegrama
mencionado presenta a. Comite al
doctor Adler, como un campeon de la
libcrtad de todos los pueblos, y ell
iniciador dc Ia idea dc Ia paz univer-
sal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS
Miu They Ever Learn?

Ii is a regrettable fact # a last :,
proves to be, that certain sa.oon.
keepers u. Bernalillo county Are de-
leberate'y violating the law with re-
ference to selling liquor to soldiers
in uniform. Already a couple of ar
rests have been made and agents
of the department of justice state
that other grog shop keecprs are
to be brought into the meshes OF
the law at no distant date.
There was a time when violations
of this kind would have caused nc
particular surprise, because the his
tory of the average saloon keeper
as far back as history goes is one
of deceit and fragrant violation oi
the laws of the land. He has had
no end but a selfish one in view
His only aim in the past has been
to enrich himself on the weaknesses
of others and in order to do that
he has committed crimes, bribed
%juries, courts and public officials and
stopped to despicable deeds of al
most every description to further
his personal ends.
1t was thought, though, with the
wave of prohibition sentiment sweep
ing over the land that the liquor
interests had learned a belatcd les
son that OF observing the law, II
seems not. Perhaps they think that
their lca,e on III IS short yhow
90 they may as well get I'll they
can while The 6 ting IS good If
this be true, they are quite likely
FL ,t-..,1. -.-~+rt, +Ia
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
GRANT
Big Cattle Shipments.

Two train loads of cattle, com
n~rising 1900 head, were shipped from
Lordsburg, Sunday evening. closing
the seasons shipping practically.
Eight hundred yearling steers were
shipped to Colorado while the re.
mainder of the cattle about 5N
hcifers went to Johnson and Cook
of Wilcox.
The shipments were made by cat.
tlcmen in the Burro mountains and
ella river district, including the fol
lowing: G. F. Head, Mrs. Sally
Richardson, J.. C.. Brock, Jones
Brothers, Wright Brothers, ]. M
Harper, Chas. Fuller, w. D.. Nc
and c. c. Martin. Settle
ment was made through the First
National bank of Lordsburg.
On June 5 a shipment of 1000 head
Of steers and heifers was made by
!. Pruitt who sent the cattle to
Sioux City, Iowa. These were pur-
chased from B. McWhorter, c. Ram
holt and D. Misunderstanding Ii
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
OTER0
Apache Indians Self Supporting

Apache Indians Self Supporting.
According to Captain Sam Miller
government farm superintendent for
the Mesca.ero Indian agency, crop
conditions are very good at the pre-
sem time. The winter wheat suf-
fered considerably on account OF
drouth and there has been a cold
spring but the advent of warm
weather will bring the crops along
fine.
The Mescalero Indians are plant
ing a larger acreage than usual 'es-
pecially of beans and potatoes. There
is good prospects for a bumper oat
crop. Captain Miller has been re-
sident farmer for the Indians for
many years and he states that the
Indians of his reservation are pract-
ically self-supporting at the present
time and that the issue of rations
has been discontinued with the ex-
ception of a few of the older people
to the number of about thirty.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

A mar who acquires a habit o.
giving way to depression is on th<
road to ruin. When trouble come.
upon him, instead of rousing hi!
energies to combat it, he weakens
and his faculties grow dull, and his
Judgment becomes %obscured, and he
sinks into the slough of despair. II
anybody pulls him out by main force
and places him safe on solid ground
he stands there detected and dis
couraged, and is pretty sure to
waste the means of help which have
been given him. How different it is
with the man who takes a cheerful
view of life, even at its worst, and
faces every i'll with u%nyielding pluck
and energy. He may be swept away
with an overwhelming tide of mis-
fortune, but he bravely struggles for
the shore and is ever ready to make
the most of any situation in which
he may be placed. A cheerful, hope
full. courageous disposition is an in
valuable trait of character and
should be assiduously cultivated
Exchange.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
ROOSEVELT
A $4,000 School Addition

At a meeting of the Board Of Edu-
cation of the Town of Portales last
Saturday evening, the contract WI
let for two units of three room
each, to Jaynes & Dyer, of Amaril-
10, Texas, they being the lowest bid
ders. The units will be placed on the
lot near the present building. the
contract being for $l6,950, and are
to be ready for use by September 3:
The six additional rooms win
somewhat relieve the crowded con-
dition which has existed for some
time in our schools. For the past
year or two classes have been taught
in rooms that really are just parts
of Railways. The schools will also
have two additional teachers for
next year, one in the high school
and one in the primary department.
Portales News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

That Lake Valley has a practical
set Of Christian Endeavors who uti-
lie a $500 bluff for half, and a
dance to secure the other half of
the capital to buy a 5000 bond is
told by the Sierra County Free
Press as follows:
"Onc Of the members Of the En-
deavor Society, made a proposition,
that if the Society would raise $500
he would put up the other $500
to buy Il Liberty Bond. The So
ciety got busy and gave refresh
ments for a big dance, and raised
more than enough. The bond has
been sent for, and the chances are
that the Lake Valley Endeavor will
be the only church organization in
tn county that will be the owner
of a Liberty bond."-Hills boro Free
Press.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
CURaY

toel.er Size Of L.g- Stock.
'. .... ay or g.. H .E. 81. e n"b-
'e le a.cn by Dennis Bros. at
the Watts farm they recently pur-
chased drew an exceptionally large
crowd. it was estimated that $50
people were there from al sections
Of the country and there were 200
automobiles that had brough people
to the sale, Several things contribut-
ed t o make the sale the success it
was. The weather was favorable,
some exceptionally high grade stuff
and a good deal of it was offered
for sale. and last but by no means
least, Dennis Bros, spent enough
money advertising the sale that it
was known all over the county.
The total receipts of the auction a.
mounted to in the neighborhood of
Clovis News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
NJ. L.arrAru Machinery.

Fred R|ereusteiu, proprietor Of the
fdcal Steam Laundry purchased S.
900 worth Of new laundry machinery
Of the latest make. Ii will arrive
within 30 days and will make the
Ideal the most modern in the south
west. The new machinery includes
two huge shirt presses which mould
the shirts instead of running them
through the old-fashioned roller
ironers that stretch them out of
shape. Another new machine
moulds the neck bands. Two cuff
moulders, a yoke moulder, a collar
starcher and %ironer, a universal press
for mou'dings the body of shirts,
a collar dampener and a new steam
boiler complete the list.--Silver City
Enterprise.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
New Building Association.

Articles Of incorporation Of the
Carlsbad Building and Loan asso-
citation have been filed with the
state corporation commission. The
association will have its principal
office at Carlsbad and George o.
Roberts is the statutory agent. The
association is capitalized at $500 000
into shares of 5000 each. The
incorporators who took % shares
are: Walter Craft, w. A.
c. NJ. Cooke. /. A. Surgait,
George o. Roberts. R. NJ. Thorne, H.
!. Braden and Will Purdv.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
TEXANS TO SEE NEW
MEXICO BEAUTY SPOTS

The Colorado to the Gulf High
way association, through the IN
%fluence Of its Texas members, has
arranged to add to its system OF
roads a New Mexico loop. This
will be done so that the many Tex
as tourists who still think Colorado
is the only place in the west that
has summer attractions in the form
of fishing, cool weather and see
merry, may be disillustoned. The
loop will be from Ration, through
Cimarron to Taos; thence to Las
Vegas by way of Santa Fe. The re-
turn trip will be made over the
Ozark trail from here to Amarillo.
where the Colorado to the gulf road
will be joined again. Tourists who
come in over the Ozark trail ter
minal have the option of going to
Santa Fee by way a Taos o. by way
Of Moro road. r. IT. Fvarts of Anna
-illo, of the c ia G. highway. is log
ring the proposed loop.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
Best Wheat in County,

County Agent Cadwa1Iader was
IA Tularosa visitor last week ant
made an inspection of the various
farms around town. Upon seeing
the Frank Smith place east of town
h, said. This is the best wheat in
"a! Ottro county" Mr.. Smith has
a thnty acre crop of wheat and Mr.
ICadwt!ladcr estimates it at so hush-
els to the acre and pronounces it as
ideal seed wheat. Mr.. Smith is this
week cutting his forty-acre oats
crop which is estimated at Is bush
els to the acre. Ali Tularosa needs
is a market for what it raises. We
have the water, we have the sand,
we have the energy to beat the
band-Tularosa Tribune.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
EYES SHUT--MOUTH OPEN.

Claud Kitchin voted for the re.
venue bill in the House with his eyes
shut, as he himself told his collea-
CUES. H e now turns to the revenue
bill as amended by the Senate with
his mouth open in loud denunciation
of the measure. If Mr.. Kitchin had
only done his duty by the bill in
the first instance, he would have
Tess cause for complaint now. But,
by sending a half-baked measure
over to the Senate, he invited
exactly the kind of treatment which
the Senate has administered.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
Auction Sales All the Co.

Colonel George Drybread will Of
~ifciate at four big Auction Sales OF
Cattle and horses in the next week
or ten days. On June 10th he will
auction off 20 heads of high grade
Percheron horses at the Carr Bros.
ranch on the 10Th he will have a
sale of IS head of cattle on the Chas
Farmer place, 5 miles north of Has
sell. for L. w. Dillon, and on We'd
nesday. the 10th of June occurs the
big sale of the fine herd of $50
head of high grade Herefords and
Durhams, cows, calves, heifers and
bulls, at Melrose. Then another
big sale at Portales within the next
day or two. of which the Leader fail
ed to get the exact date and amount
of STOCKPORT Sumner Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

for oil is to be started within 20 to
80 days between Glenrio and Endes.
west of Amarillo, it is announced
r. N. Webb and associates have ar
ranged for derricks to be erected on
the ground at once Indications that
a large underground reservoir of oil
exists in an area comprising 5000 to
1900 acres. The oil field lies along
the Rock Island railroad and directly
in Amarillo's territory.-Glenrio Tri-
bune-Progress.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
DONA ANA

Cattlenen Sell to Colorado Buyer.
]. M. Williams, of Lamar, Colora-
do, was here this week and bought
485 fine yearlings of J. G. Kerr at
S32 and $33; 400 from the Upton
ranches and smaller punches from
Smyer and Davis of Carne, and Sam
Love, OF Tunis.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
LINCOLN
Another Big Wool Clip.

Shearers on the blanchard Bros
ranch have Just finished the shear
ing of about $4,000 head of sheep
the wool clip being estimated at
about $1,000 pounds which at the
present price is worth in the neigh
borhood Of $4,000. They have be-
tween Goo0 and 1000 lambs Sheep
raising seems 60 he a very good
h%usinss in Lincoln coonty.-Carri-
"oeo Outlook
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
A 10 Room Hotel.

With the Citizens Bank construct
ing a $1,000 building on one corner
of Fourth street and a contract al
ready let for a 40-room modern no.
tel on the opposite corner, a COM
mon, ordinary geezer would imagine
that those people know what they
are doing and have no doubt of
where the County Seat is to be To-
cated.-Fort Sumner Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

NEW MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
COLFAx


The force of workmen reconstruct
ing the main service lines for the
Mountain States Telephone Co., have
completed the work. The wiring,
heretofore distributed over cross
arms on the poles have been reduced
to cables and all heavy service lines
located in the alleys. The work has
involved the expenditure of nearly
$4,000 and has served greatly to in
crease the bette r appearance of the
streets.-Raton Range.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
Dairying Brings the Coin.

The Portales News in last weeks
issue gives figures to show that S.
4ll.S7 was paid for cream in Rooseve-
welt county during the month OF
May. This is a good showing, but
there j no reason why many times
this much should not be paid the
farmers for dairy products each
month in every county in eastern
New Mexico. The dairy business
Is III IFS inafncy ir this section and
a proper appreciation of the revenue
to be derived from the industry will
result in more ready money and
more prosperity.-Clovis News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
County Hospital Authorized

Otero county is to be provided
with a county hospital. At the last
meeting OF the commissioners the
chairman DR.. Z. d. Mckinley, was
instructed to a close deal for a tract
IF ten acres of land for the build
ings.
The plan for the institution is to
erect a house on the land with
kitchen, storeroom. dining room,
ward ROOMS, operating room, etc.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
A Mecessity.

Do the people of this town and
county realize we had twenty, 9Th
grade Graduates last school year and
no high school for them? 1t is
high time Taos awoke education
ally and take stock of her assets
and liabilities in this matter.
We can build a $1,000 Jail for Our
DRINKS but when it comes to a de-
cent public school building, oh dear
that can be let alone, the children
Of the town and county do not mat
ter so long as the criminals are pro-
perly and comfortably houscd,-Iaos
Valley News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
Big Celebration Planned

Ration is planning The greatest
fourth of July celebration ever pull
cd off in New Mexico. The pro-
gram includes about every thing that
has ever gone on an independence
day program and several things
never thought Of before.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
Bow Scout. Sell Bonds,

The Boy Scouts Of Ration took ga
subscriptions for 4 total of $ll200
of Liberty Bonds. Seven of the
boys secured large enough amounts
to %entitle them to medals of honor
from the National organization.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
Semi-M MONTHLY Paw Day.

The semi-monthly pay day of coal
miners in Colfax county was held
last week and 100000 distributed.
The company officials urged the pur
chase of Liberty Loan Bond and sew
eral thousand dollars were taken by
the miners.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
Road Change Authorized,

The county commissioners have au-
thorized a change of the highway be-
tween Cimarron and Taos where the
present road will be obstructed by
the Eagle Nest Dam and reservoir.
The new road to be constructed at
once.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
De BACA'
Buys High Grade Bull.

The Pecos Valley Breeding Farm
De Graftenreld & Drybread. pro-
prietors, received a registered Here
ford bull Wednesday,. which they
have jast Loueht of Mr.. J. r. Rogers,
of Melrose, for $3.50. This animal
took first prize at the Texas State
Fair, at Dallas, as a 3-year-o1d, in
1916. He is a whopper for size and
marked. The class of stock
being handled by this firm is fast
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
Todd Sells Out.

Mr.. c. c. Todd has sold the bal
ance of his cattle which are now
being gathered and turned over to
the new owners, the Todds will
leave for their new home in Okla
homa, where Mr.. Todd will be CON
nected with a bank.-Hillsboro Free
Press.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
MORA
Doctor Buvs Farm.

DR.. Plumlee has purchased the
Harry Woodward property in North
Roy and moved to it with his ia
mily Saturday. This property in
a fine farm of 100 acres and a
good concrete house. The boys are
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
EDDY
$4,000 Ranch Deal.

T. E. May has sold his ranch and
live stock to w. L. and f. T. Whit
'aker for $51, GOO. lobe will move to
the farm recently purchased from DR.
Yoakam, and later take to the range
again-Pecos Valley News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
SIERRA

An ingenious citizen of Hillsboro.
has invented a new street sweeping
devise which may may be attached
to an automobile and operated at
little expense.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

He that has never known adver-
sity is bit half acquainted with
others. or himself Constant success
shows us but one side of the world.
For, as it surrounds us with Friends,
who will tell us only of our merits,
so it silences those ENEMIES from
whom alone we can learn our de-
fects.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

Maxwell Mail reports hat the
acreage Of all crops in that section
is ever so much larger than ever be-
fore. Wheat, beans and alfalfa are
the principal crops and all are do
ing well. The Vermejo Valley fruit
crop is also in fine condition and
the marketing of cherries will be.
gin very SoO;i.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

enthusiastic over the chance to farm
extensively and the family is de-
lighted with the freedom Of farm
life at the edge Of town.-Roy Span
ish-American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

t.- -.- ID I'd -1t
'ar.- ..... .-... .- wa}' .,ar.
-. -. ..... &c., ..,r~ this .1n-
..... ..w i~.u-l
'.t.. O.... nd s.".D =.
..'. w.. 1. .rr troy
i3.N--.e -. through the rcb oil
.,Is. III viii, shorten distance from
Oklahoma City to Kansas City and
Chicago. Steel bridges have been
ordered This line will be expensive
to 1t I, because of the broken coun-
try |t;arersed, but it taps rich terri
tory.
The Barton County and Santa Fe
is a thirty-five-milc branch to reach
the heart of the wheat belt in Cen
trail Kansas. 1t will concent Holy
rood and Calicia. Running over a
level prairie its cost will be low, as
railroads figue construction-about
$4,000 a mile of $700,000-to which
must be added cost of equipment
needed.
A third new line is being survey
ed from Satanta. Kansas, rs miles
west to the state line. Right of way
is being secured.
The Minkler Southern, nearing
completion in California, from Lind
say TO Porterville, traverses the CEN
ter of a rich orange district. The
track cuts through groves value at
5000 an acre, to afford outlet for
carload shipments direct to the new
Fe fruit terminals at z2nd St.
and Archer Ave. Chicago.
Work also is being pushed rapidly
on the new Santa Fe branches from
Shattuck to Spearman, and from Lub
book to Seagraves, in northwest
The building of the new mile
age on proposed Santa Fe extension
from Kansas City to St. Louis is
the next item that will be taken care
Of.
Nearly twelve hundred miles of!
teasy new steel rails have been or
ie.ca by the Santa Fe for use dur
1917 end 1918. Other important
improvements are being made in the
states served by this COM
|
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

making them and their product ia
nous all over the Southwest, and in
fact, wherever their stock is shown.
Fort Sumner Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

Unbounded patience is necessary
to bear not only with ourselves,
but with others whose various tenn
pers and dispositions are not con-
genial with U own.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

The Floersheim Mercantile Com
pany have recently completed a large
up to date concrete store building
at Row.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
QUAY
To Drill for Oil.

The following dispatch has been
telegraphed from Amarillo to papers
throughout the country:
Amarillo, Texas. May W.-Drilling
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
GREGORY PAGE RETlRES
AS REPUBLICAN LEADER

r p,u. Gov y,apv wears the
uiesoiy ~, ' Pa,nhl;c,n county.
1n"i,nH" 81 McKinlcv
oehl.a' nha Not lost a
county anu no .;nce ,he county
sins' ueore 400 has
was srta'tu e,I'1;tu maoshin and The
IeSlsnI" rmad ~ he vii
Neeoiu - r n,rt Of his t;mr
PetIo - e'o''tGhh PGnt,re
III Id''i"a IT," ~ u[raid has tho fol-
"'up iva arrarnt snrink-
,'I1'E +, h;., 1rd Fommcnt CON
49," ~ = 49, -,ftircment
I'm p~.@..if,t9n r3nnty central
tfi ,oct Moud.y an
eoi''a ~ -. sgcrctarv { w Davis
-" - wv cbyar,n,r Hon.
~ pa ,to nrosent cb,;rman
nteBoly az 81; rcf;anat;on and in.
VA. sen, 80 ,ccentance without
s,sts uPo" IT'S "oe>
neIaS' 81 ,,s
pract!cai,y al .ne me'" ,oa;nst
party IN TINS county are again. ,h.
accepting the res'gha',oh .hI
present CHAIRMAN out "a. o.
soluteiy refused 10 "l'ho'"" 49,.
iRnat'on n II is now 'heun'oen.
upon the commi,tee 10 eeet " NV
chairman VINO the sueeeHSot ~ ~
present Chairman wln DC a' '"'S
time pure speculation, .:.oa
CONDITIONS taVor'nR tHe eon'l,.utu
victory OF the par'y III tnls t'"mey
eve better now man 'ney law I'M
been. ana the nfrl ,aa'' nan "r'
not have me ~dl5t}e1'''es a. o. o.
come 70 hold N' f't'eg H't9i,g
1hi5ca" that inc ree'2h''@ 5tl..' ~ tha
Lad - e79iel9 WIN, "'='s3
F#s' -" a. f&'.''s -. w.
nT'i@ 5F'> ~ T. wy ,..' ,h.r
tar'' ".aEe s." 'e.y gu..1I '1g'I r'','.
'1er h@...f - r. h.as
tn. county @9es' 7'e 'tf gl,s''
~chs#'7ln, :, NJ, Is. per-, Iii not
VERNE 4'i''1Ga' 'aPa',lE W'', mo'
al 10 ttFt dofa''aN9 - f@r
ton that mas pech prepared
nm ,.fc...,4 e ,o4
u VIII Rfehthly -piilitL"' ~
11npoasihlc TO hh' d h,"" ,.;aai
county VINO can 40 lne poiit.@'
work tfai 1repoiy aHc n,H u.
he IS iooEea on an owe, tnT Iaa ai
as onG or us ap'eSt Politlo"i
erS' ne mas pidyeu 'ne sd.Ie pn
square ana mas never nIcn ped'."
in TINS county. NOV" tId nc -
leaving the oiilce INC - iea.nls =.
parry III possession oi eNeiy I'm
once ana 'here - oh!y ~ D
Socrat prec,'e, oii,eei ~ NJ YIN
'chRth ana oreautn q M1r"'S
OllHIN t0NIH Al it1Oid " LalH ~
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

ZO0,GN acre in beans is the amount
reported as having been planted on
the French tract