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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-03-15

nieres, lie souffle de la v~ictoire ct lie
soleil de la liberte, vous ne manque-
rez pas de saluer avec emotion, en-
O u rappelant que sous la meme au-
reole, d'autres drapeaux, f1ottent par
della les mers, je veux parler du dra-
peau tricolore que vous avez aide a
soutenir ct don't je suis convaincu que
vous gardez dams votre occur, une
image bien tendre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-03-15
VISITE DE M. ALBERT LARRIEU

Lundi soir, nos compatrotes etaient
reunis en- grand nombre dams la sale
A. O. U. w, 80 Avenue E...Hennepin,
pour entendre les musicales
de M. Albert Larrieu, lie poete ct COM
positeur bien connu ct don't les oeu-
vres sont 81 appreciees par ceux qui
les ont entendu. A lheure annoncee,
M. Larrieu ct Mines Genevieve Le-
comte ct France Ariel, les aimables
Interpreters de ses etaient
presentes a l'auditoire par lie R. P.
Millet, cure de Notre-Dame de Lour-
des.
lis nous firent passer une delicieu-
Sc soiree-tout en- Bretagne, avec ses
braves pecheurs ct ses charmantes
ct petillantes .jeunes files, 81 attaches
a leur pays ct a ses coutumes. We
tues a la facon b%retonne, Mines Le-
comte ct Ariel etaient charmantes a
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L'un d'eux, M. Fable Osias Bou-
cher. aum6nier dun regiment de la
Neutrality-suspicious., en- service actif
en- France, qui a etc decore par lie
gouvernement francais pour sd bra
you're dams Faction, avant son depart
etait vicaire a Teglise St-Antoine de
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New-Bedford, poste quill quitta il v
a environ un an pour amer en- r rance
CONNIE aumonier.
M. Fable Boucher est age d'envi-
ron 80 ans ct il a etc ordonne pretre
il y a trois ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-03-15

De meme qu'on entraine lie corps a
une discipline suivie, on est en- de-
voir d'entra1ner Fame par des exer-
cices de meditation, de concentration,
de volonte, ct surtout par des pensees
de charlie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-03-15

LIE Capitalne Angelell
Avant que vous ne quittiez lie regi-
ment, je demandai ct obtins qu'on
vous decore de la croix de guerre, en-
recompense DIES brillants services que
vous aviez rendus. Vous aviez droit en-
meme temps au Verset de cette deco
ration, avec texte de votre citation.
ST on ne vous Ia pas remis, je me fe-
raj un plaisir de vous lie faire parve-
mir, atm que vous puissiez lie conser-
yer CONNIE I'm gage de fierte.
Mes OFFICERS ct surtout lie lieute-
nant Gale me prient de les rappeler
a votre souvenir. Moi je vous envoie
lie mien lie meilleur.
CAP. ANGELELLI.
163e R. I. 7e Gle. S. P. 1O7.
La mort de John E.. Redmond cause
un deuil universal.
&c valiant ct illustre chevalier du
droit, tout en- luttant sans cesse pour
lie triomphe de la noble cause qui lui
tenait a occur, possedait lie remar-
quable merite, de ne s'etre jamais
laisse egarer hors de la discussion
saline, courtoise ct du combat loyal,
par les passions que tant de lutteurs
aussi bien intentionnes, mails moins
bien doues que lui, ne savent pas
comprimer.
La memoire de John Redmond res
terra imperissable, o pas settlement
parmi les Irlandais, mais dams lie
monde enter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-03-15

Eft, parmi les affections les plus
pernicieuses auxquelles s'appliQue
les Pilules Rouges, il men est guere
de plus frequentes que la faiblesse
Iepuisement ct l'anemie don't sc
PLACEMENT tant de jeunes femmes
Les fatigues, lie surmenage, ct quel'
quefois des couches freQuentes Ell
NAL soignees, reduisent Ia pauvre
femme a une impuissance presque
complete ct lui font endurer des
souffrances morales GU physiques
%atroces. Files ne sont plus capables
de vaquer aux travaux du menage;
a peine parviennent-elles a Sc traf-
ner, sans force ct sans courage pour
clever leurs enfants. Leur sang a
besoin d'etre r%enouvele ct filtre GU
d~ebarrass6 des poisons toxiques qui
sly sont meles, ct Giles ne savent
que faire. Mais, 81 par bonheur, elles
rencontrent une bonnie voisine, Ii
sent un journal ami ct ecoutent les
conseils de celles qui ont souffert
CONNIE Giles, ct %prennent des Pilu-
les Rouges, alors c'est lie salut, lie
retour a la vie, a Ia sante, au bon
heur, a la joie de vivre. C'est la
prosperite ct la paix au foyer.
Nine Joseph Bellerose, 105 rue
Phipps, Sorel, nous ecrit en- effet:
@Avant de me marier, je souffrais
"d'une tres grande pauvrete de sang.
Get celia me conduisait vers Ia de-
''bilite generate. Je me sentafs
"d'une faiblesse extreme, ct dams
"pespace de quelques semaines, i
'me voyais d6cliner chaque jour. 81
"je montais IN escalier, ou 81 j
"marchais lie moindrement, je me
1tsentais %oppress6e, yendurais DIES
"palpitations de occur; j'avais des
apoints dams lie dos. Javais auss1
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voir.
Du programme de cette soiree, pu-
bile ~ci-dessous, nous ne pourrlons d.
re facilement la chanson qui pempor-
ia sur les autres, Giles etaient toutes
81 vibrantes, mails, est-ce a cause de
pepoque que nous traversons, que
nous avons trouve I'm charme partl-
cutler dams "Vision Glorieuse"? Celia
Sc ,pourrait. Nine France Ariel de-
clama avec un realisme emouvant
"Peri en- Mer". II nous faut dire
avec NJ. Firmin Guego: "Mme Lecom-
tie, Bretonne deluree on matois pay
san, chante avec art ct avec esprit;
Nine Ariel nest pas moins chairman
tie en- paysanne qu'emouvante dams la
erande defamation.
Les ACCOMPLISHMENTS qu'elles re-
current revelerent penthouslasme
ou'elles creerent dams l'auditoire.
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|"des 6tourdissements ct 0e violents
"maux de t6te, celia fort solvent.
"Combien de fois me tr%ouvais-je 81
"faible que je perdais connaissance.
"Naturellement, je ne pus c%ontinuer
"a TRAVELLER ct je dus passer trois
"mois absolument inactive a Ia mai
l"son. Des amis me rec0mmanderent
"vos excellentes Pilules Rouges,
@comme lie meilleur des tongues. Je
"me laissai convaincre ct fen pris
Requirement, sans plus tarder.
|Savez-vous qua peine q la troisieme
"bofte, je me sentais d6ja plus forte
|*et que je constatais qu'un sang re-
''nouvel6 circulate dams mes veines.
"Tous les malaises ct toutes les
ss%ouffrances don't je viens de vous
'faire part, disparurent ct je devfns
I"une autre femme. En- verite, je
|@vous dis que les Pilules Rouges de
ola Compagnie Chimique Franco
"Americafne mont radicalement que
erie de cette, d6bilite extreme, cause
ode tant de s%ouffrances. Je sufs heu-
"reuse de pouvoir en- recommander
"publiquement Pusage q toutes celles
|.qui sont fables ct an6miques."
|(Sign6), Nine Joseph Bellerose, 105
rue Phipps, Sorel.
CONSULTATIONS GRATU1TES.-
Consultations ~gratuites au No 274
true Saint-Denis, tous les jours, ex-
lcepte les dimanches ct jours de fete,
lde 9 heures du matin a 8 heures du
|soir. Les femmes malades, qul ne
lpeuvent venir voir notre medecin,
|sont invites a lui ecrire.
Les Pilules Rouges sont en- vente
Ichez tous les marchands de remedies
au prix de SOC une bottle, $3.50 six
|boftes. Files ne sont jamais ven
dues autrement QUEEN bottles de so
pilules, jamais au 100; chaque bottle
porte a un bout le nom de la Com
|pagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine
limitee ct I'm numero de contr6le.
|Refusez toute Substitution. Lorsque
Ivous hernandez les Pilules Rouges,
|n'acceptez jamais I'm autre produit
Ique ION vous recommanderait. COM
line etant aussi bon. Defiez-vous des
|colporteurs. Les Pilules Rouges ne
lsont jamais vendues de porte en-
porte,
ST vous ne pouvez vous procurer
lies Pilules Rouges pour les Femmes
|Pales ct Fables dams votre localite,
|ecrivez-nous, nou vous les enver-
rons sur reception du prix.
Toutes les lettres doivent atre
adressees: COMPAGNIE CHIMIQUE
FRANCO AMERICAINE (limitee),
liza, rue Saint-Denis, Montreal.
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| Moi Cll0l I1lO1lS1Cu1 DO"N3
Quelle agreeable surprise ma eau
see votre Photographic ct CONNIE je
vous remercie de me temoigner, par
ce geste delicat, lie souvenir que vous
conservez de votre ancien capitalne.
Je suis heureux de vous SAVIOR de
retour dams vos foyers, avec, dams
Fame, la supreme satisfaction du de-
voir accompli ct sui la poitrine, une
foule de decorations qui seront les
imperissables temoins de votre vail
lance ct de votre b%ravoure.
J'ai lu, avec I'm vif interet, la cou-
pure du minneapolis Journal dams
laquelle sont retraces les beaux etats
de services qui vous honorent ct les
batailles a~uxquelles vous avez pris
part.
Toute la 7e compagnie ct notam-
ment son capitaine, gradient de vous
lie plus precieux DIES souvenirs ct SOU
vent, tres solvent, nous citons votre
nom, en- parlant de ces vertus que
malgre votre age, vous p%ossediez a
I'm 81 haut degre.
Mepris du danger, endurance, tena-
cite, o%beissance, discipline, telles sont
les qualities qui f~aisaient de vous un
des meilleurs soldats de ma compa-
gnie don't je me rappelle avec plaisir
ct ferte.
Votre exemple sera suivi, je men
doute pas, par. tous ceux de vos COM
patriotes qui dams I'm elan genereux
ct chevaleresque, sont venus ct vien-
nent tous les jours, arroser de leur
sang. lie "Golgotha" de la liberte,
au'est cette terre de France 81 souri,
| ante ct 81 meurtrie.
Quand vos beaux regiments review
| dront, avec dams lie phi de leurs ban
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lie SANG est Ia source de Ia vie
Les PnULES ROUGES s0nf Ia source
du sang.
les fennn,es fables, ~an6rriques ct 6pui-
sees ne sauraienf frOuver de xreilleur
ren1ede p0urles gy6rir, que les PMULES
ROUGES de Ia C0mpagnie Chin,ique
Franc0-An1ericaine.
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163e Regiment d'Infanterie
Extrait de POrdre du Regiment
No 144

LIE chef de Battalion Raugier, com
mandant pour lie 163e Regiment din
fanterie, cite a POrdre du Regiment
BOWIE JOHN
soldat de 2e %classe, No Nile 11436r, de
la 7e Gle.
&c sujet AMERICAN, engage dams
Tarmee active bien quill ait depasse
par son age les limites du service mi
litaire. Est Repression du devoue-
ment lie plus absolu.
Sur lie front depuis lie 20 mai 1915,
est toujours volontaire pour les mis-
sions dangereuses GU les postes les
plus perilleux.
Pour extrait conforme,
LIE chef de Battalion
pour lie 163e r. 1.
P. C. lie Ter decembre 1916.
LIE Chef de BIT Capt pour lie
1899 R. l.
Signe: RAUGIER.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-03-15

PROGRAMME
LES OEUVRES DALBERT LARR1EU
INTERPRETERS par
Nine G. Lecomte ct Mime F. Ariel
A Douarnenez, NINE Lecom'e
Bornbardes ct binious, Nine Lecomte
Dams leurs petits sabots, Mime Lecomte
Peri en- mer, 9TH. Botrel), Nine Ariel
La mort du CERT, Nine Lecomte
Les chataignes de Redon, Nine Lecomte
La grande ens0rcelleuse, WINE Afiel
lie Petit Gregoire 9Th. Botrel), Nine Ariel
LIE chant de Ia mer,
La Bigoudenne,
Les Coifes,
Nine Lecomte ct Nine Ariel
I'm heros de lYser, Nine r. Ariel
Acte de fol Nine Lecomte
Vision glorieuse, WINE Aeco"'e
ANNIVERSAIRE DE FIANCAILLES
Onerette en- un acte dAlbert Larrieu
Colin, Mme Leco"'e
La Marseilaise
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Les Plules Rouges sont n vente a la ROSE DRUG Co"
Hennepin Avenue. Expediees par la MALE a toute adresse.
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,rcuo n QUEST nest pas respon-
sable des ;ae,s ct opinions e"'ses p"'
,es corresp n6 nts.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07
CARD 0F THANKS.

RaKnklo. okia
 We truly thank fhr friends and heighharS for their kindutSS through the illness of mr true friend. ] A Harper. whose illness has teen fH some six or seven months. and his death which occurred osfnIer 7fh. al h 10 d. m leaving 0ife and nine children and four brothers. one whose home was Prescott Ark and tNo ai Rives Tenn. and i've sfepchildren to mourn his death
 His age was 5'i years and has been a member of the church for thirty five years, and was true christian and has been superintendent of the Sunday school for the past tSo years at Rock Hill church His remains were carried to Holly Creek cemetery where the funeral scryires wsre cun. ducted hy Rev PettigreW. who has heeu his pastor for tue past four tears.
 True Friend
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07
COUNTY COUNCIL
 OF DEFENSE

The County Council of Defense of Nevada County held an interesting meeting Monday night in conjunction with the City Council. The members, present expressed themselves as be- ing highly in favor of enforcing the Work or Fight order of the War De partment The Council expects to get in after those who are not work ing and see to it that they do. If they are in the draft age they will either work or fight and that immediately ' and if out of the draft age they will either work or move
 Mir Kapp, field agent of the Agri- culture Extension work for this Dis triet and Miss Plunkett, who has the same position as regards Home Eco monies, were present and made talk t0 the Council, expressing regret that our Quorum Court failed to make ap-
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iH road work, and am of the opinion that when the War is over, and busi- ness resumes normal conditions, peo- pie will become more active in road work. and we will have good roads throughout the county.
 that have the. interest of the county at heart, at all times. and believe tha you, as members of this Quorum Court apd as citizens, sare heart and hand with me. Respectfully submitted.
 J. ". FRANKS, County Judge.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07
Bank of Prescott
 prescctt, AF kansas.

Emmet. Ark. Oct. 70. 191S. br-Please publish letter to. bscription of ouf boy Philtr )t. II years old. who left home
 20. He wore when he left. |hecked cap, light grey coat. dark keralls and tan shoes. He has bown hair. and grey eyes. pleas hntenance. some freckleS, one both broken in half. Very fond Hing books, papers, etc. Not fe, quiet in manner. Any in Ion regarding him will be billy received and rewarded by George r, and Lula Scha rdt.
 Philip Please come home to D. She is so grieved she can sleep or eat. If you are sick Y money to come, write us. come at once, we will not even lou. l am heart broken. Your
 Mother.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07
PRESCOTT. NEVADA COUNTY ARKANSAS.

wants to be known as one of those who helped
 But started to answer the question How long must l dip my cattle.
 There k no limit on the time As long as there are ticks in your commu- nity Through the winter if neces- sary. There will be warm days all along. Don't wait to be told. Dip when necessary, and above all, go af- ter the man whose cattle are ticky.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07
HOW LONG DO WE HAVE TO DIP?

The above question and many others are beng asked every day. l am not tired of answering questions and will uet grow tired ss long as there k Il tick in Nevada county, hut an expla- nation will no doubt bc welcomed ny n great many people.
 First, let me diSabuse your mind il yea have any doubts about the ticks being eradicated in Nevada county. The work is already nearer done than most of the people think. l have been ca the job forty five days now. and l believe know the situa ton better than any other man. and l pledge yoa my honor that conditions are not as had al we have been thinking
 Notwithstanding. we have made vhat Is generally considered failure this year and new management. new plans and a general renewal of the work has been necessary | find al least T1 Isr cent of the people in Ne sada county have practically eradi- f.sted the fleks from their herds Had f nai b.en for a few men who have dsnfd the iaN and in some instances. ffIs-I ta hinder thezc who were com fItas vifh the taN the work would Hafs lseu saHpleted thiS year.
 I 8.F,f a man occasionally who will swear Es aH fhat-z su,sl That The tiek~ aaa NEVER t.. efadleated Strangely .=Hsssel zHsh a--sftt"H- invariably ssa fHs# fh. aaa vta apfn~es fts 4H4t aH sHetz H-- Ha=#f F ff8u
 a..r Hel re #sHaa az -##t I..#f-siI- T=f a. ffH. fhem fIaf fhr na#a#HH#Ht as-reeet tHs Hs~
 ~ IeHe
 sllsa a.i tasfa ar.ui saaul-s eel l#a teH l. tH rIHa rtHlaflu- f6s f..-# #ss I.aa.fr .,a. fhau that =Iaeu mem i- sse maH aho asiihi- .hr taurHfs ra Hs derived fraiu era.li .atHs IaAs =ane thnk anything th. Fsls t,ateeumeui undefta kt- !. ,ea a =t uf fhruri~ts vh" Hza Hs safiaal knsags lsssist af fHs ss. taken tf Neu think tte l=..Far-4 ti.-.zHf knaa Nhat f is dalas .ta uei ahls ta 1a whatssst f uu,l, ftakt~ g.lsasf slap fal ma msnt aud et,uslsl.f shethef # has -as ,,4.,l,-,l ia ul,sl,iiiziHk sFsaiest esht inc force the waslH ha sar kuassu in Inc shortest finn. iasaz z uai'is ztri virtually brought ta au cod ths great ,-f var "a histafs and FaH witi asssii |. sauF Thinking in frEafsi ta Ina tf .f.e 5.s # ua- sHsls.etassH aa Nevada county I,out Ett uHsasf 5''l q tssf i. finder had whrn fls sseA .- mnlsiss=i and ,ouf tfallsessisE hes au fsasssa fals.
 vanns mtnisIsf eas azsaEl fa zaa some time aga fsat ts eas gang ls resign bi- ehurs~. sud isssH fisr afHss When asked shf Hai etsf sih sis ehafrtr~ ziHsy hs Nas Hsssissl ttsssFs and had isxsi fssuf.tsssa tss fs8slssi that ths Isaye would ta HsAfn~ 1sss A after ahlls and waala a= aseHmg him uherv hs was during fise aaf aul he wanted to t.s alts fs saf Is sas teere taa Anal Ihssft ass rsaua aas a if Nevada ,aHntt Whe a i@ sskss4 aft,r while what thrg dad te nsfu eradicate fikS. aaa thes HH haae ass answer. Every sntsrPeislzE sltaasn
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propria tions to carry this work on in Nevada County. The members of the Council were all heartily in favor of the work and motion was carried, authorizing the Chairman to appoint committee to appear before the court next Saturday and try to prevail up- on them to rescind their previous ac- ton and make the appropria tions. w. V. Tompkins, E. '. Blakely and Levi Moore were appointed as the commit tee.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07

For sale-Nice red land so acres miles from town. good 5-roomed framed house barn and tenant house about 50 acres open and in cultivation. in good community, near school ani church on public road At bargain price of S2,5000o, S100oe9 cash. hat ance easy terms.
 Moore < Martin
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07
THE WAR WORK
 CAMPAIGN

The people of the United States gre asked te raise, for war work among ihe soldiers. St70.50O 0oo.o0. Nevada totmty's part of this is S120oO. .0O This will he apportioned among the school districts.
 Ii looks a> if peace WAS near: but i peace k made large indemnities will he laid upon Germany. and our army and that of the allies will likely have .e remain Ill Germany and Russia from tWu tu four years in order to collect tHe udemHities.
 was in Little Rock last week at a conference of the managers of this campaign. and men from the front as >Hfed us that after the fighting is aSer the boys will suffer more from home sickness and q lack of something fe do. than they dc during the fight ing. This money will provide relig inuS instruction and entertainment for the boys while they are in foreign countries. and no one should fail to give upon the ground that the money will moi be needed on account if the coming of peace. The whole amount will be expended hy next June. Moth ing K too good for the boys who have won this war
 W V Tompkins.
 Chairman SnoakerS Division
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07
HOLLIS PURPLE.

The II year old son of George Pur- tie, who accidentally shot himself sev- itarium last Friday. He was punch ing at wasp nest at an old out house with the butt of his gun, not knowing there was load in the chamber when it went off tearing through his hip.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07
CARD 0i THANKS

wish to express my thanks ta m' friends fer their love and erafitHa shown during The .irknes~ aud deaia of my beloved wife Ma, G"d's risi. est blessings rt~l HpeH each and ets=t- one. a'H. i'""t..
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07
WEIGHED 65 POUNDS

]. F. Hendrix out on rOute , was in the city one day last week and show ed ns a baking squash that weighed 65 pounds. II came from Missouri. X friend sent it to him. The squash was grown on the farm formerly avn cd hy Mir. Hendrix before he came t9 this state
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07

When yeu have Backaehe the liver or Kidneys are sure to be out of gear Try Sanel II does wonders for the liv- er. kidneys and bladder. X trial 50t bottle will convince you. Get it at Hes tefiv Drug Store
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07

Don't forget to buy Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps as you pass along.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07

q sore throat with Ballard'S 5Alueat One or two appliCa- Il cure jt completely. Sold hy
 Dws Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07

For Sale One new 1919 model , passenger Ford. See J. M Hunt at NJ. NJ. Smyth's Garage.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07
Y ACRES Al MEADOW
 AND FARM LAND.

miles west of town on public 20 acres cleared of brush cut Fear Produced this year be ElO00oo and 1.500.OO worth of Price S2.100.0o. terms S1. .ooO.0o pld the balance in one. two and |earS.
 Moore & Martin.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07

W. Y. TompkinS. Chairman Speakers Division.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-07

Moore X Martin.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-04
Cattle Men Will
Meet Jan 10th AT
Albuquerque
Important Meeting VIII Be
Held To Further Interests
And Select Delegates
Albuquerque, N. NJ. Jan. a, '1s.

Albuquerque, N. M. Jan. a, '1S.
The Third Quarterly meeting
of the Executive Board of the
New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers Association is to be hel d
in the Court House in Tucumcari,
New Mexico, Jan. 10, 1918.
By holding these meetings in
different sections of the state it
is hoped by the executive board to
get in touch with stockmen to the
end that this association be made
a truly state wide organization.
Many questions of Importance
to the stockmen of the state car
only be handled thru a well or
ganized body.
Thru the efforts of this asso-
citation the raise of 1917 on the
tax valuation of cattle was re-
duced; and thru the cooperation
Of this association with other
state organizations they have Sc
cured an appropriation of $50 900
for Immediate use2 ii the fight
against predatory animals and
rodents.
Delegates to the anual cor f.,
vention of the American Nation
al Live Stock Association in Salt
Lake City, Utah, January ID, Is
16, 1918, will be selected, This
meeting coming as it does before
the national convention gives the
stockmen of New Mexico an ex-
cellent opportunity to clarity
their views and be well prepared
to present their side of the
questions of utmost Importance
to the stock industy. All inter-
ested are urged to be present
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-04
CORRESPONDENT


Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Kimball
and daughter Harriet, with Mrs.
Anna Osborn as their guest,
motored up to the Jicarilla noun
tains on New Years day and en-
joyed the scenery and weather
to the extent that enabled them
TO dine in the open air. The
weather was delightful, and the
trip both going and coming was
fine and made in good time, as
such trips always are with Mr..
kimball at the wheel.