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The Dolores star., 1918-07-26
Colorado.

Secretary McAdoo Is urging larger
output Of gold.
Work IL being pushed ON the erection
Of the new Alta mill in the Telluride
district.
The Coming Wonder mine shipped
two carloads of ore to the Durango
Smelter.
A new 50O-foot. double compartment
shaft is to be installed in the Cold
Spring mine in Boulder county.
A new coal mine has been opened
up between the Mt. Garfield and Pail.
sade coal mines in Mesa county.
G. w. Buehlsr il in LeadviIle to di.
rect the work Of resuming operations
at the Miller mine in LackawaAna
gulch.
Daily shipments Of crude ore from
the Lark property in the Gladstone
district are being made to the Duran.
20 Smelter.
The company operating the Royal
Gorge mine at Cahon City 10 prspar.
ing to place the property on . full pro.
duction basis.
Western miners are by NO means
alone in asking for a better price for
gold than the 320.S7 per fine ounce
fixed by the mint.
The Wolf Park coal NINE at Canon
City has been equipped with . huge
electric hoist capable Of lifting . ton
of coal per minute.
The Peoples Oil and Gas Company
has completed the derrick on its hold
ings in the San Luis valley and drill.
ing has been commenced.
The Bucksys. one Of the heaviest
producing mines in the Silverton dis
trict in former years. has been leased
BY Messrs. Snider and Hitti.
The Moffat Coal Company, opsrat
ing at Oak Greek. loaded fifty eight
cars with coal-approximatsly 3,30l
tons-in one WORKING day in June.
Montana. 80.
Ksnnsoott Copper corporstion IN
June produced 4.044.0oo pounds Of COP
per. compared with 3.404!O00 in May
and 5.7s4.0o0 in March.
Dsvis-Daly mine In June produced
632,110 pounds Of copper and, "a. .10l
ounces Of silver The Colorado mine
IL said to be in hish-grade ore.
A report Of Butte and Superior Min
ing Company for the year ended June
1. filed with Montana county asses
sors. showed total ore extracted at
,421.744 tons Of . gross value Of 46.641.
+ 800. Cost Of extraction was ~. .40s.
$50; freight. S1.01s.725: construction
at mill and mine. S1S0.025: total ex
pense. $5,SO6, 800; net proceeds. $751;
800.
The Dolores star., 1918-07-26
NEGLECT OF CIDER VINEGAR
Dushei Of Apples Will Mako Four Cal
Ions and No Other 10 ~ oeod
for Family Use. q

Cider vinegar is being neglected. A
bushel Of apples will make four GAL
Ions Of cider or vinegar. No other
type OF vinegar 10 20 good for family
use. II bring II 70 Is cents per eal-
Ion Wholesale. II b. not difncdlt te
make II onst learns what to do and
whea 70 Do r
The Dolores star., 1918-07-26
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS
srn Nswspaesr usisa News ssrvses.

Prices ossse6 Ter Metals.
New Yoek-Lsad. $S.0S.
Coppsr|e3S.s1h.
Silver-oekc.
East 81. Louis-spelter. SS.4s6S.s0.
Boulder. Colo TuAgsten concen-
tratss. 60 per cent. S1O.00@z7.so per
unit; IS per cent, sl2.O0G12.so: 10 Per
cent, SS.400f2.aG
The Dolores star., 1918-07-26
FsrtIIissrs Prom vvaseee.
'SsSSsSStSSS-ts.S$$$sS

Industrial wastes furnished about 40
per cent Of the potash. 8 per cent Of
the phosphoric acid. and IS per cent
Of the nitrogen used In this country
In 1915, according to q recent United
States department OF agriculture pub
lication. Fertilizers From Industrial
Wastes"
The potash was obtained from such
wastes AZ tobacco stems. cottonseed
hulls, hardwood ashes, wool washings,
blast.furnace fiue Gust. cement fluo
dust and sugar residues; .the phos-
phoric acid from bones, shells nsh
scrap, basic Stag and other materials:
and the nitrogen. from WASTES In tho
manufacture Of castor. llnseed and nsh
oils: from animal wastes, ~ blood.
hair. horns. hoofs and hides: fFo0
leather and wool wastes, coke, anA
many other substances.
AoeeIR0 0ulnea Rsssaa
Guinea fowls have tendeney -
mate In pairs, but one mals unaB -
mated suceessfuily With thrss q 1se
feAales.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-14

Mrs. Aut Curry and son, James,
were st, Joseph visitors, Friday,
Rev. j. J. Cafferky held services at
Watson, Saturday, and at Tarkio, Sun
day.
Mrs. VIM. Fitzmaurice and Miss
Mary Ellen Fitzmaurice left Saturday
for Eldorado, Kansas, where they win
make weeks visit with o. w, Null
lin and family.
Mrs. Prindle, of st. Joseph, visit
ed Tuesday of last week, at the John
Anderson home.
--George Walker and family, of
Hanover, Kansas, visited several days,
the first of last week, at the John An
derson home.
Mrs. George Carlton and children,
of Craig, visited Saturday at the Ter
ny Ross home.
Mrs. George Hinkle was a st. Jc-
seph visitor, Saturday.
-"Col." S. Bailey was business
visitor in st. Joseph, Saturday.
Rev. J. j. Cafferky is visiting a
few days, this week, at the o. w. Null
len home, in Eldorado, Kans.
&C. ID. Cornell visited with his
aunt, Mrs. ]. !. Byrnes, in st. Joseph,
over Sunday.
Misses Rose Huiatt and Olive
Cosner are visiting this week at the
Ray Smith home, east Of Oregon.
Austin Watson left Tuesday for
Dawson, Georgia, where his father, J..
P. Watson, has gone. Mrs. l.. p. Wat
son will visit . while with ber daugh-
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-14

ter, Mrs. Harold Lord, ut Salem, Neb.
Mrs. George Swartz, of Council
Bluffs, Ia, spent several days, the
first of last week, with her sister, Mrs.
l.. p. Watson. Mrs. Swartz returned
home Friday.
Miss Bertha Cole, of Mound City,
visited Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
V. II. Brock.
Last Wednesday, June s, Floyd
Cofiman, OF this city, and Miss Hazel
Bucher, surprised their many friends
by driving over to Savannah to the
Christian parsonage and being united
in marriage by Bro. Snodgrass,of the
Christian church. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. James Bucher, mother
Of the bride, >and Mrs. S. NJ. Coffman,
and daughter, Miss Aida. After a
short stay in Kansas City, they will
go to Linn county for visit with Geo.
Coffman, an uncle Of Floyd's, and 9TH
er relatives, after which they will be
at home with Mrs. James Bucher, liv-
ing north Of Oregon. Their many
friends extend congratulations.
Mrs. Gertrude Shanks, daughter
Of Mrs. S. T. Huiatt, arrived Sunday
evening from her home in Trinidad,
Colo, and the first of July expects to
return to Denver, from where she will
motor to Trinidad in her new roadster.
Last Friday afternoon a young
gentleman by the name Of Chas. Mad
son, who claimed to be a member Of
136th Ambulance Corps, Camp Cody,
N. M, who had . ten-day furlough to
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-14

visit with his home folks at Omaha,
Neb., was put off Of the train here b,
the conductor. He had bought his
ticket from Camp Cody. N. NJ, to st.
Joseph. He was Is years old and had
been in the training camp thirteen
months. He said he was broke and
was inquiring how he could get to his
destination. Some of our citizens took
up a collection of SAILS; his ticket cost
1921, and he had sl.24 left to get
anything he needed after getting to
Omaha.
Mrs. Shanks reports that the
wheat, corn and potato crops are look
ing fine in Nebraska.
Misses Sadie Hunt, Ethel Cass,
Mary Bruntmeyer, Jessie Boyd and
others from here attended the teach
ers' examination in Mound City, Fri
day and Saturday.
The Children's Day program for
foreign missions was given at the For
est City Christian church, Sunday
night. to n crowded house. A fine
program was given, and the collection
amounted to about $50.
Arthur Drake. Of Nashville,
Tenn. came up last week. June D, Il
register. and spent several days oi
this and last week with his father
>''' DELpHEUs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-14
r. z. Fares
Allowed on
Out-Of.
town
Purchasers
Forest City and Vicinity.

Miss Doris Beaver, Of st. Joseph,
visited several days, last week, with
relatives in Benton district.
Bert Hamilton and wife were in
st. Joseph. Tuesday Of last week.
Mrs. Ida Speer visited several
days, last week, with her son, Tice
Speer, and wife, in Tarkio.
Frank Mills returned home the
first of last week from Chillicothe,
where he has been attending school
the past term Of school.
Mrs. II. e. Harris, of Stewards
vile, Mo-, visited several days, last
week, with her mother, Mrs. A. q.
Weber.
Herbert Thayer and wife, Of Lin
coin, Neb., are spending their summer
vacation with their mother, Mrs. Ida
Speer.
Harold Markt and Herbert Rich
ardson went to st. Joseph, Wednes-
day, Of last week, after a new Paige
car, which w. f. Richardson bought
from Harold Markt.
Mrs. Mary Gelvin, Of Oregon,
spent Wednesday with her daughter,
Mrs. Jesse Mills.
Walter Stsley and family were in
st. Joseph, Wednesday, Of last week.
Miss Genevieve Birmingham was
. st. Joseph visitor, Wednesday OF last
Mrs. J. q. Alkire visited last
Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Hill, st Bigelow.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-14
New Point.

Mrs. Anna Gordon, OF st. Joseph,
visited her brother, &. a. Wright, ana
family. several days.
--Chas. Icn,z and Curtis Lemon
visited Mr.. and Mrs. viii Lemon, near
i,oscndalc. Sunday.
VIII Aglcr and daughter. MisS
Bcrnicc. Of Mound city, visited Satur-
day night and sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Aglor
Mir. and Mrs. Garah Carson. Of
st. Joseph, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Carson.
Professor and Mrs. shelton and
little daughter. Of Bigclow, moved
here Saturday. Professor SHELTON will
have charge Of our schools the coming
year. We welcome these people IA
our community.
Miss Jennie Springer spent sew.
eral days here. last week, with hci
i1cnd. Helen Murphy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-14

The Home Bank has improved the
looks of their building by having a
new gold leaf sign on the window, and
an oak vanished door.
Mrs. II. q. Carson and children,
Of Napier, spent several days, last
week, with her parents, l.. j. Scott and
wife.
--Chas. Mills has the contract for
putting up q new Groom bungalow on
the Edwards farm, south of town.
Mrs. +. Brock returned, last We'd
nesday, from Stella, Neb., where she
has been visiting with her daughter
+. Caskey, and wife.
-Chas. France was transacting
business in st. Joseph, last Thursday
Mrs. j. NJ. Shumate was st. Jo-
scph visitor, last Thursday.
Rev. +. +. Cooley made bust
ness trip to st. Joseph, Thursday OF
last week.
Mrs. T. p. Fitzmaurice and chill.
dren, returned home Friday. from st
Joseph, for their summer vacation
where Marjorie and Beeler have been
attending school.
Mrs. James Campbell and daugh.
ter, Constance, are visiting with his
folks at Union Star, Mo.
will Prussinan, while hauling hay
last week, had his wagon turn over
breaking his arm. He is getting along
Is well as could be expected.
The farmers in Benton district
are building q telephone line, which
comes down from Mound City.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-14
Hoo/,sp KITCHEN CABINET,

Savr .,u.re -,r ereSs
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-14


make monthly semianuay annually
Kansas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-08
TELLS on TIM KIDNEYS


Tho strain Of oyerwork tells on
weakened Kidneys The hurry and
worry OF business men. the heavy
lifting aud STOPPING Of workmcn. the
womon's household cares. tend 90
wear. weaken ana injurc the kidne, +
untll they can no longer filter the
poison from the blood and the whole
body suffers from the waste matter
that aCcumulates. Weakened kidney s
need quick assistance DOau's Kidney
pills are prepared especially FOR
weakened kidneys; urcI. worn-out
bacts-havo proven their merit in
thoul 1nds of such eases. Convinc-
ing proof OF their worth Ia this Al
buquorquc mans statement:
James Arnot. blacksmith. els s.
Edith ST.. says: Being on M feet
much 81 the time for many years ana
doing heavy lifting causcd my Kid
Hcys 10 become disordorcd. Ny back
ached for days. Ny kidneys seemed
To be lnflamcd ana they acted lrrcg-
ularly. sharp pains went through
mo every time stopped. Doan's
Kidney Pills cured me Of thu attack
and since then ! have relied on Duan's
for relief whenever I have felt the
trouble coming on
Price soc, at am dealers. Don'i
simply ask for a kidney rcmcdy-gel
Doan's Kidnc; plls-thc same thai
Mr.. Arnot uses. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs.. Buffalo. y Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-08
NOTICES.


I'm the DISCREET Court ol B%crualillu
County. statc of New Mexico.
ELSA schroeder. Plaintiff, SO. Frank
j. Dye ana Vcrta bye. state Ma
uunal Bank OF Albuquerque \cw
Mexico, and Butler Auto co. "a cor
puratiuu. Defendants
80 lloit
Notice at Salc.
Nottrc o. hereby given that the un-
dcrsieucd was appointed Special Mas
ter in the above entitled aus iu an
order OF sale and decrco of furcclos-
urr ISSUED out OF the District court
of the Sccoud judicial District uf b
state Ut New McNi,u In and for the
County Of Bernalillo. on Ia l2th day
OF October. 1917. in the above styled
and numbered action, wherein ~
by the terms af which the above
named plaintiff obtained q Judgment
aud decree ot foreclosure against he
said defendants, Frank J. Dye ana
Ngrtu Dyc his wife. which said iudg-
mcnt was rendered and entered on
the leth day 81 October, 1917, for
the principal sum of Sis hundred
scventy-fivc dollars tsGT5,Uup. which
together with interest and attorneys
foes aggregate the sum ot Eight hun
trad twenty five aud t3-t"O dollars
tSssi.G3i with interest thereon from
the date of such decree 90 the rate
Of eight ,>b per cent until paid to-
rc'hcr with tlSus and costs of suit
Coo o., taxed ny tho ciorh of said
/ court. and with the costs aud cN-
p,u~,- of this sale
That under aud hv virtue of said
order aud Judgment the undersigned
I wa appointed Special Master aud or
tered To- sell at public auction al tho
'front.' door 81 he court huusr in ola
Albuquerque. herunliilu County, Ncw
MaAicu. lac the manner prescribed 10y
law To- the highest aHd best bidder
Tor cash an of that certain real cs-
tate situate. Wing aud being iu the
] County uf rcrnaliilo. state Of New
Mexico. described as follows. tu-wtt.
THE south forty-scNcn tip feet Of
! lots numbered Thirteen t3I. Four
teen go. Fifteen ,i,i and sixteen
/ tiG, iu block "a" ot tlt' Duran and
3 Alexander Addition 10 the town tnuw
| c.tyl ot Albuquerque, Sew Mexico. ns
shown on q map of Sait addition filed
iu the office OF the Probate Clerk
aud EN-officio Recorder of Bcrnalillt
county. Ncw MrXico. September S
I 1851
Public notice Is hereby given that
ON the 9Th day Of April, 1918, q the
hour Of ten o'clock in tho forenoon of
that day at the front door NJ tn,
court house In old Albuquerque. Sew
Mexico. I VIII. in obedience Ia said
order Of sale and decree of forcclus.
urc. sell the above described propcrt,
a. the highest aud best bidder for
cash
Lena :. Naples. o
Special Master
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-08

state OF New Mexico. County of
B|crullillo. In the District Court.
80 lUHHO.
The Mutual building Association OF
Albuquerque. y. NJ, ana Rafael
Garcia. Successor In Trust, Trustee.
Plaintiffs W.. Frederick ". Schmal-
maack and Cora \. Schmalmaack,
hIs wife. Davis Bros. Drug COM
puny. \. g. McClurs n Co. The
ohio trust Company. Scabury ~
Johnson. a corporation, : LanEs-
dorf a Co. WIN. A. Hoover and
Harriet NJ. Harding, doiug business
AIS ~. \. Hoover a 60. Defendants.
Notics' of sale.
Notice b. hereby given that the un-
dcr-irurd was appointed Special Mas
ter iu the above entitled cause in a
decree of foreclosure and order ui
snIn was issued out OF the District
Count of the Second Judicial District
al the state ot New Mexico In and
fnr the County of Bcrnalillo. on the
18Th day OF nccemhcr \ -, 1917.
I'm the above styled ANA numbered
! notion. wherein aud by Ia terms of
| which the above named plaintiffs OBJ
tanned Il Judgment and decree uf fore.
cln.urr against the said defenduntV
| Frrdcri,k ". Schmalmaack and Cori
\. schmalmaack. ms wife. which sale
Judgment was entered and rcnderc,
the l,th day OF December, A. -, 1917
| for The principal sum OF Nlttt -
which together with Interest, attur
neys fees and taxes aggregate ON m
! dny ut sale the sum of tljNo.Ni. in
t.r,.t a. h- taxed h> IN" clcrk and al
.,prn-e of sulr with Interest on nh
same until paid al a." rate of lei
CO per ccuD per cent per aunum
That under aud hy virtue OF sat
order aud Judgment the undersignc
was appointed Special Master and on
dercd tu sell az puhlic auction az ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-08

front door of the court House la old
Albuquerque. Bcrnallllo County. New
Mexico. In the prescribed 10y
law to the highest and best bidder for
cash, an Of that certain real estate
situate. lying aud being IN the County
of %Bernalillu. state Of New Mexico.
described as follows. to-wit:
The middle one third CTS, of
Lots Numbered Thirteen G3l. -Four
teen tIB and Fifteen Dal in Block
numbered Twcnty-seven. t2D of the
New Mexico Town Company's original
Tuwnsitc to he city OF Albuquerque.
being more particularly described as
follows. tu-wit.
'BcriuniuE at q point at the west
sid of South 9Th, Street. ia the city
Of Albuquerque. furty-scycu ana one
third ca 1-3) feet north OF the north
line 81 West silver Ave; thence west
crly so%ycnty-tive casa feet in a line
parallel to the said north line OF West
Silver Avenue; thence nurthctly forty
seven and onc-third feet along the
line dividing lots Fifteen ti5p and
sixteen ClGl ina said Block Twenty
~eN cu GEO. thence cnstetly IN a line
parallel with West silver Avenue a
distance uf s~cvcnty-uvc tt5) feet tu
the West line pi South 9Th street.
thence Southcrly Forty-scveu and
uno-third ca l-3l feet along the
Western line OF South sixth street
to the place and point Of beginning
and being u tract Of land Furty-scven
and une-third 60 lao feet from
North To South aud Sovcuty-five t1jl
feet from East to West"
Public Notice b. hereby given that
on Monday. March 18TH. 1915. at the
hour OF ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day at the front door of the
Court House in old albuquerque. New
McNico. / will. Ia obedience to said
order 81 sale and decree Of forccios.
urr. sell the above described prop.
orty 10 tho highest and best bidder
for cash.
John +. Simms.
Special Master.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-08

State Of New Mexico. County Of
%Ecrnalillo In the District Court.
No. ,1tO7g
Rafael Garcia, Successor In Trust.
Trustee. and G.. \. Wilmarth Plain
tffs. Us. Marcos G.. dc Baca and Fran
"isca G. d. Baca. his wife, and $.
NJ Moore. Defendants
Notice at Sale.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF
sale and decree of foreclosure issued
out of the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District of tho State OF New
Mexico. In and for the County of Ber-
nalillo ON the 18th day 81 December
1917. iu the above STYLED and num-
hcrod action. wherein and by the
terms of which the above named
plaintiff. o. \. Wilmarth. obtained a
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
against the said defendants. Marcos O..
de- Bucu and Francisco g. de Bac1.
his wife. and ;. ". Moore. which said
! Judgment was rendered and entered
on the said 18TH Gay of December,
1917, for the principal sum Of
Twenty-siN hundred Nino and SLIGO
tS-GuH.ND Dollars, which with in
trro-t, costs. attorneys fees. and taxes
aggregate the SUM OF Three Thousand
seventy nine and 1u-loO G3019.50 %
Dollars. with interest thereon from
the date al said decree ~ the rate ~
eight per cent IS per cent? per am
uu.u uutll. paid together with cost
aud expense OF sllc. the undersigned
Yves appointed Sp,,iul Master and
commanded tu scll ot public auction
az the front dour of thc Court House
iu old Albuquerque. y. N.. iu the
manner prescribed hy law To- tho high
est and best bidder for cash an that
certain real estate lying and being I'm
the County ut B|crnulillo, described as
follows, to-Wit:
Lots numbered Sine CO.. ANA Ten
ClOJ in BlocE Numbcrcd Twelve tieI
Of the Albuquerque Towusitc Conn
pauy. known ass the I'crca Addition Ia
IN" town OF Albuquerque s. NJ, a-
shown ON % plat of said addition and
filed in the office Of Tho Probate
tlvrl. 1ad rN -ufficlu Recorder of Der.
ualilln County. Sow Mexico May LIST.
1891.
"Alu a piorr ut land situated west
OF the i.cr,t Addition utu tine town
of Albuquerque. \cw N,Ni'u. hcinp
seven Hundred ,,o0l feet iu lcugth
from East to Wust. aud ififty-foui
t5D feet 900 width from North t.
South ou lhr West side, and eighty
four ,,i1 feet n width from Nortl
to South ou the Fast side aud bound.
ed uu the Nurth by property uI
Charlie Zrirrr, ON the South 10y tn,
Pcrcu Addition on thc West 10y .h,
Acouui1 Mtdrv aut having hecu con
Vcycd tu Mariana Otrro 10y Manur
Gonzales. and recorded Ia Boob
twenty three t,aI Page iie
Public Noticc b. hereby given tina.
ON Monday. March 18Th. 1913, at the
hour OF ten O'Clock in the forenoon %
that day at the front door of IA,
Court Hou-c iu Odd AlbupucrqUc. Ncv
McNico. I Will. iu obedience 20 sal,
order Of sale and decree of forcclos
urc. sell the above described prop
{ crty To the highest ana best biddeI
for cash.
b, John r. simms,
p Special Master.
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TIM MtiikETS.


New York. March Halfway
zharos gained during the morning on
todsys stuck market Reading over
shadowing the entire list on It's activity
IN "a . point advance. -. Paul COM
mon % preferred was li2 and o.
points higher and Union Pacific, and
Ncw Haven gained q point Low
priced rails were unusually prominent.
notably Rock island Southern Rail-
way Wheeling and Lake Eric. pits
bursh and West Virginia, Kansas cay
southern ANA Texas ~ Pacific. Atlantic
our featured the -hipptngs az "a o
point r,~c hut war ISSUES and special
ties we're disposed Go react Liberty
Ja's sold at 91.tU Goo rt.G- first i-
ct 20 20 10 1913 and second as tt
90 - tu 90 81.
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County OF RIO Arribn
state Of New Mexico D-
ON this 21st day OF February, A. D.,
1915. before me appeared Frank Hond
and Roy 4. clifford. both To me per
souully known, who being by me duly
sworn, did Say, each for himself o.
not ON" Tor the other the said Frtni,
Bond that lac is the president, ana
INC said Euy a clifford that ho Ia
The secretary. OF the Bond a Nuhl
company tno stockholders' Liability,
and thai the seal affixed TO saic in-
strumeut is the corporate zeal OF Nld
corporation, and that said iustrl'weut
was signed ana sealed boz behalf OF %ild
corporation Dos authority 90 is p"ard
OF directors and with the assent 81 AZ
least two-thirds ia interest OF ea'il
class OF stakeholder OF said curppr-
alton having voting powers as their
voluntary act ANA decd % as the Nul-
untary act aud deed Of said corpora
ton.
la witness whereof. I have hcrruutI
set my hand and affixed my official
seal the day and ear In this ,tIli''
cate first above written.
tNo'ariai seaD
JOHN r. DAVENPORT
Notary public. Rio Arrlha county
New Mexico.
Ms commission expires Soy t- 1913
Endorsed. No. s3G3 Coi Reed Vol
d, page i5s Amendment 90 certificate
81 Incorporation Of Bond y Nohi Com.
psny Ono stockholders ltatlltNf
changing principal office. Sc. File,
in office Of state corporation cummis.
sion of NeW Mexico. February .,
1915, ? p M
EDWIN T.. COARD,
tacrk
! Compared EFT 20 NH
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John r. Siiums,
Special Master

state Of Ncw Mexico. County of
nernaliilo. IN the District Court.
40 1896.
A.. Fleischer. Trustee. aud Emanuel
Maharam. Plaintiff. vs.. Herbert
VanKirk and Cora VanKirk, his
wife, Defendant.
Notice at sale.
Notice is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned was appointed Special Mas
ter in the above entitled cause in an
order Of sale and degree of foreclos-
urc issued out OF the District
Court of the Second Judicial District
of the State of New Mexico IN and
for the County ~ Bernalillp. on the
18Th day uf December \. u, 1917,
In the above styled and numbered
action, wherein and Icy the TERMS Of
which The above named plaintiffs uh
tanned q Judgment aud decree OF fore
closure against the said defendants
Herbert NanKWk and Cora Nankirk
his wife, which said Judgment was
rendered aud entered on the i3th da,
NJ December. 1917, Tor the prlncipa.
sum Of Eleven Hundred Ninety-tw,
Rila2.U uI Dollars. which together
with interest, costs, attorney p fees az
gregate tho sun Of Twenty .on,
Eighty -siN aud io-loO CSsist4D Dol
lars wl,a Interest thereon from IA,
date Of such decree al the rate of
eight per cent Is per cent? until pal,
together with cost and expense %
sale.
That under and by virtue OF sal,
order und Judgment the undcrsiRue,