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ACT NO. 12. nAa Inn,.nrr- 1G 1A10-

itu UNHtafNh ' I7Ig T v ' Vs
 authorize the Governor to s to certain lands ceded by the United States, and Vernor with all the pow CT y vested in the Governor ry of Arkansas by act of proved July 4, 1892. and duty of the Governor to to purchasers of lands Eetory showing that said urchased and paid for un- lslOn of said act of Con
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ACT NO. III. Annrnu-aH EN1. g.l.z,nrX %i. I9kN.

ApDFOVeu FcDEUUFy %4s ID
 An Act to amend Act 157 of the Acts of 1915. Provides that the librarian of the Supreme Court may appoint an as- sistant at the salary of $1,200 a year
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Acr n-n ro

Approved February f3, 1910.
 An Act to appropriate money for the maintenance of the State Normal School. ,Appropriates s118,17j for the maintenance of the State Normal School
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ACT NO. 70,

Approved February II, 1919.
 An Act to appropriate money to pay deficiencies of the State penitentiary $199160 for accounts con Hacted prior to April l, 1919.
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e N ACT NO. 15.
 fd January 2S, 1919.

Regulate the creation of |nhOol districts, etc.
 Et people in a given ter organize a rural special That the petition pro- ction 1869 of Kirby's Di- accompanied by maps Ffritory embraced in such such petition and map led to the County Judge, ofm the duties imposed oF Of cities and towns isinal act. That such an election and appoint electors to hold such on the proposed school such election the elec- Fleet six directors. That from the date of the lges Of the election shall With the county clerk, regular or adjourned |unty Court thereafter. canvass the vote and Y and shall make ap-
 When an election no election can be or
 petition for the same
 thereof, unless an ad-
 seeh had on the first es for the election of 'sfy two years after
 'he district, and pro
 such distsicts so or
 Y the right to borrow
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,lToa|
 +rationI |hfouz, | d to l |e 2Oth { le Prod >unty. l ms agal fred to y authe
 tothe one ! lid letteI |lldnd f ] estate |ot exhil  shall be ecludd 'aid est 
 Mahfoul the Est;
 deceas| County St, 1918 ninistra
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EI;h st. emergenc n ItS.,te tSot Depart. l ''e Secretary, ct, , ;, l Drintinp ilpg Depart
 priaIt .lng up to Iai Stss tss $500 for T
 rthesr" s"Se to coy
 IN office ex- R',;1, 1913.
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Plail s'de for the mainte-
 district agricultural
 is.es sl2O. GOO for first s:SO0O for second dis Id the ZOO for third district lis r of A. '''' LII DiS'r'ct
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 anuary 20. 1910

n,.; sAaary 20, 1913.
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 slstflet agricultural Sses sS ss6 6sl2O, GOO for first n ssSVaV sSS for second dis . d the % sSV Tor third district " TOT fourth district .-.--.-D'ci0A No, 10. ,hv given aaary 20. lOl9. has this da! ,,.A 4 Aet !; No. i pDa of t6e 0e of the Clsr @ on 5D. the tSe noie,aG saeda5 ,ourt of Mol "''Sa''s the gem Ias. hlS pca No. P. ation of the ssiistS sais a. the lolo, o;,n, =, a property s i1it 2ttss!.slrss P1 5.lrs% sa'p sePl 3l bunty, a No. aI.
 mary 3, 1919. inc south as aainta0s iain tsa%0ergeney gse
 r,,;yfy ea9lg. e'a9lng. Appropri- ,tlOn llln9 @iu'enance of the tl)oo O.r. st sary 1. 19lo BEFORE. al ,lss z, 3SsSSsS5iasien S.1SSS$5lia 2,. interesl HO,OOO to covS,. any .oo Y Tor period end n.y. .oorv q ss
 ,nty, Arkansaa i3issass1i,sa1es9'' ], 1s'': appro- to1o. Telli V IsagO00 to ca,a,. ow cause why .'"'' for period etitioner ei in aa .s ate should n' :'ls :'s !; z form lslo. Of ,..
 ssg gu by corpora my hand tA' s.':ss5..:SS:s;n.5a4.s ;s S. s...' 54s nrov 19lg. ftbase conveyina Alas' o.ohalli tjas tIsr that ali ace acc, n IT, Gldhe tl and convey l - rlpr Eioss Tgs Of real es
 " ,'.ore been "a
 oS oh said corno Rrp, .e sa 4e purpose ,r Plaintlll ,l.
 5, 1919.
 x. a st,team eamergency
 eafdlne ts,te Depart- Of thS ,eautlv " Secretary a,dine as Y is back p,il4, tae Depart scales on tne ezac priialatting up up to ,o oreen. " vhl af SStes Stsss $500 for le'7' ftan takes uu etbia'sate to coy. so oi'sr ,re shows M lS'Sr office ex- ', hack and rater ;7 1913. sss :5 s ,'' B '''s -s sl ,sappear tns s,Os rsps
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.Deien1 No. ID

|ahy given aeGary 20, 1919.
 Po' aov sections 2 and 8 of has thlS ud! g Act No of the
 .Lo rlpr ny ses Tor the holding Of tnt O'e' % on the second :. of Moi breeding the gen
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12
Governor Endorses Move
To Make Children Sturdy

Official endorsement of the Modern
Health Crusade by Gov. q. L. Philip,
State Supt. c. p. Cary, DR.. G. A. Har-
per of the State Board Of Health, DR..
George G. Rutland, health commits
sioner Of Milwaukee, and others gives
an added importance and significance
to this years Notwithstanding
tournament in the schools. Last year
over 25O,O00 Wisconsin school chill
dren enlisted in the crusade and SO
hearty and unanimous was the ap-
prevail given by school people and
health workers in all parts of the state
that this year, under instructions from
State Supt. Cary, it is being even
more closely correlated with the reg
ular work Of the schools.
I'm view of the Importance Of pro
noting the health of the entire popu-
lation . of the state, bespeak your
earnest and hearty cooperation with
the Wisconsin Anti tuberculosis asso-
citation in its efforts to attain this
end" he says at the close of his letter
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12

of endorsement addressed to superin-
tendents, principals and teachers.
"The care Of the health Of cur chill
dren is matter of first Importance, .
says Gov. Philip In a letter 10 super.
intendents, principals and teachers
urging that they give cordial cooper
alton to the Wisconsin Anti-Tubercu.
losis association and to Miss Aimee
Zillmer, its director of the Modern
Health Crusade and other health work
in the schools.
DIR. Harper declares that the Mod.
ern Health Crusade appeals to him
very strongly as most valuable ad'
junct in the promotion of personal by.
giene with the school children Of the
state. DR.. Rutland also expresses the
conviction that the crusade has been
one of the most successful moves for
the advancement of personal hygiene
and sanitation and predicts that this
years tournament will be an even
greater success than the one of last
year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12

has been great stimulus to speed
ing up the sanatorium campaign
They played part in securing the
unanimous action Of the Ashland. Bay.
field and Iron county boards for the
establishment Of Pureair, the states
first tri-county sanatoriuIn. They ins
fluenced both the original action taken
by Jefferson county and the later
one increasing the appropriation to
100000. Indirectly they are stimulate
ing the campaign which is being made
in twenty-one counties for increasing
the number Of tri-county sanatoria.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12
CLUBHOUSE At RfHEG
R/NES, STEVENS RC/M7s

Pines, a private institution at Stevens
Point which was the first tuberculosis
sanatorium in the state to receive pa
tents, opening in the summer Of 1907
prior to the opening Of the state sana-
forum in November of the same year;
and philanthropic institutions at Mad
ison and Milwaukee The Madison
sanatorium is the gift of DR.. Charles
II. Villas to the Madison AntiTuber-
culosis Association as a memorial to
his mother.
Beauty OF surroundings is, almost
without exception, the rule, many OF
the sanatoria overlooking lakes or
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12
MA/A 5L/LD/NG AMO
NURSES HOME
N/ILkONV6l2O0k
SA5VA 7Qz/L/M
KENO SHA .
KENO SKA

MO INVESTMENT ever made by
nv the people of Wisconsin has re-
turned larger dividends than are
being paid daily in human lives by
the tuberculosis sanatoria.
If the death rate from tuberculosis
Of 1909, when 2.546 persons died of
tuberculosis, had continued, there
would have been over $500 deaths
from tuberculosis in Wisconsin last
year instead of 1919. Since 1909 tho
tuberculosis death rate has been going
down steadily.
When the building Of the State
Eanatorium was authorized by an act
of legislature in June, 1905, fourteen
and one-half years ago, there were but
three institutions for the treatment of
tuberculosis in the entire United
States and none at all in the middle
west. There was no place in the state
of Wisconsin to which sufferers from
tuberculosis could be sent for treat
ment or care. They remained at
home, endangering other members of
the family, until death relieved their
suffering, or they went to some west
ern or southwestern state.
Today there are in Wisconsin one
state sanatorium and a partially
adequate appropriation for another; a
eanatorium for the tuberculous insane
in Douglas county; one tri-county
eanatorium which is to be dedicated
soon with arrangements already made
for its enlargement; eleven county
4 4.
ready to open and two others under
way; a municipal sanatorium and a
preventorium ct Milwaukee; River
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12
specimens By

A Milwaukee street car conductor,
sent down to the workshop at Muir
dale for exercise, declared that there
was nothing he could do. Miss Irene
Grant, the director, told him to watch
The other patients at work for day
Oh two. on the second day he came
to her and said he thought he might
try to make tool chest for his little
boy. The tool chest was such sue
cess that he made a large cedar chest
for his wife. Since then he has made
a second one and he has only been
working three months. Much of the
curative value of the work lies In the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12
Ilt4ILltIAl/itEE.S
xNNl1Cx6AL SAftA 7oRIl1lLf,

It prominent place in the government
attempt to provide proper care for dis
charged tuberculous soldiers. At the
beginning of hostilities, the govern
me1it had but three tuberculosis sana-
toria in the country and the total mum.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12

mental diversion which it affords.
Muirdale was one of the first sana-
toPia in the country to establish an
occupational therapy department. The
work is now being established in
other county sanatoria of Wisconsin
by Miss Mail Buckstaff, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Buckstaff OF
Oshkosh and formerly in charge OF
bedside occupations at Muirdale. She
was recently appointed state director
by special occupational therapy com
mfttee representing the various sana.
toria. District directors will be ap-
pointed as the work develops.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12

To bring up to date this exhibit spot
map, which shows In graphic manner
a part of the cost in fighting power of
tuberculosis in Wisconsin, nearly as
many again figures would need to be
added and many vacant spaces on the
map occupied, for this map and a
companion one showing the number
o: discharged tuberculous soldiers
were used for exhibit purposes dur
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12
RAy7JILHE At
GREENFIELD
Pl2EKEN701ILlt5e
ONE ar M SIX 6xuL0/NGS az 7HE
HZ42LSOM TIRERGnkOS SIS >NAMATOI2ILI1H

Der Of beds available in the entire
United States was not more than 15,-
900. OF these Wisconsin had one
fifteenth.
War and the desire to provide
proper care for returned soldiers
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12

ing the war when records were incom-
plete. Later official records show that
close to 1900 young Wisconsin men
between the ages of 81 and 81 years
were unfit for service because Of tu-
berculosis. Over 1900 were rejected
by draft boards and over 600 dis
charged after they got into service.
To secure proper care for them IL
one Of the states big obligations.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-12

-SANAT0lSIUNL1, WIlIsz4ON6Eo
rivers, and nearly all Of them being
surrounded by trees.
Wisconsin's sanatorium prepared
ness, inadequate though it is. has given
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
FL DEPTo. DE sALUBRtpAp mi
GA NuEVA DIVISION CoNAUNA
ENFERMERA COMO PRINCIPAL

Los cuarteIes de- Ii Cruz Roja de Ia
Division de las Montafas rocaliosas
SO les ha pedido una enfernera Que
aptue como principal de- las diyisic-
mes de saiubridad piibilca Z hygiene
infantil, que sera uno dc los ramales
del departament0 de salubridad. segun
se ha anunciado pot 81 Dr. q b. Wal
Ter,
sSu trabajo principal serA la coor-
dinaci0n del trabajo dc las nodrizas
de salubridad pdblica, Sc le pidira
lprimero que haga una investigation
" trace u planes, porque hay muy
pQcas nodrizas en- Ell 9stado. Ei Doc
tor Weller dijo que sc esperaba, sin
embargo, de tener una noariza en- cada
condado en- breve tempo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
lNFoRMES DE LA PoLIclA
MoMTAE% Del E6TAbo.

Vicente Lopez v Bias RaeI, arres
tados' en- ell Condado de Dona Ana
por ell robo de un novillo; esperan ID
acci6u del Gran Jurad0.
Marshall Jones, del condado de Cha.
vez, arrestado pOr robo de vacas: fue.
ron hallados culpables Y ~sentencial
dos a seryir de seis q siete amos en-
Ia p~enitenciaria del dstado. I'm hi.
ciemhre de 1917, jones So entreg0 con
culpa de robo de reses, v Sc suspen-
do Ia s~entencia,
Jess Y Ernest Bass, del condado de
Chavez, arrestado por robo de- muIas
Y reses, Hallados c~ulpables. Jess
BASS fu6 ~sentenciado q seryir no me.
nos que seis AMOS nj mas de siete. en-
"a ~penitenciarfa, Jess Bass va ha SER
yido un terrnino en- Ia penitenciarfa.
Ernest Bass fu6 s~entenciado a servir
no menOs que n nj mas que "a meses
en- Ia penitenciarla,
Manuel Riojcs. del c0ndado de Cha
vez, arrestado por robo de cabaiIoss
So entreg6 culpable v sera sentehcia-
81 ola S de Eiciembre, por la corte
de dlstrlto del tercer distrito.
Francisco Martinez, Francisco Gu
tierrez, Antonio Vfllanueva Y Ramon
Lucero, afrestados por el ,poliela mon
tado Frank s. Chavez, p0r robo. enI
Santa Rosa Sc les suspendi0 la sen4I
tencia durante buen comportamiento.I
Tonic Demester y Mat Demester.
fueron arrestados por Julian Ledoux,
policia montad0 IN Ell condado de Coll
fax. por robe de reses.
Frank S. Chavez nnlicfa mnnfado !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Por ell Estado
ORGANIZATION De
uNIpns.

Las Vegas, r, Baca, Supe.
rintendente de escuelas. ha sido nom
brado p~residente de la sucursal dc
San Miguel, ma organization que Sc
Americanos Unidps, en- ell Condado ID
fupd6 en- Junio Pasado en- Chicago, ID.
"a %preservar la constitution de los
Estados unidos. s. B, Davis, Jr., ha
sido nombrado presidents de Ia sucuf-
sal de East Las Vegas, y Antonio III.
Zero a la mfsma posici6n en- la Plaza
de Las Vegas. Durante los siguientes
80 dlas SCI conducira una campana a
fin de enlistaF d todos los hombreB
del estado como miembros dc Ia or.
~ganizaci6p dc ~A~mericanos Unidos."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

AXfAS&ue IA zua. kaBina)
Hotantes calabacinos para s~oItarlos
de nueyo y abandonarlos a SUI es
poptaneo vaiyen y natari6n. Y entire
tant0, rela y reia con borb0tanes de
bcaTcaJadas argentinas,s B bien gritaba
lleno de i1hilo. donde a entender que
81 bano 10 parecfa una delicia.
Dispensed, Cecilia, did Amelia
az YER a So hermana, que no te de Ia
mano, la tengo mojada X ~necegito
cuidar al ninQ para que nc. Sc voltee.
-Raz0n te sobra, hermana, repusn
Cecilia Mira que precioso .esta MI.
guelitol ISL parece I'm Niho Dios!
lgual 81 supiese el embeleso Due con
sus gracias prQducJa, ~continnaba gor.
I5sando como IN pAaaFo III ehicuelo.
ysm0stFaba al ~Heacubiert6 ems sd cons
tante rRif Las tisEfas, sanr8sadas
~aesdentaHas enciaaN
EBi e& UNI encanto! confiau6 Ce.
ella; todos los dfas mas bofftb. M
Sc d0nde yaya a parar II sieue M.
ciendo progresses.
IBIS precioso preciosfsimo, repu-
80 Amalia con candida y purisimo or
gullo pintado en- los grandes ojos Cd
rinosos. IFS mi vida, mi amor. TODD
mi quereri
y inclinandose bes0 repeffdas VEL.
ces As tersa frente de la critura. sal
picada de diafanas v frescas gotas
lGecilla no auartaba la mirada del
sobrinito, sin yer La pobre CANA de
hero, nj Ell armario sin Inn III
las sillas de tabla perforada. III M
estrechO aguamanil con p~alangana ii
1arra de- peltre nj ninguno de los nj.
serahles a~cesorios que ocupaban Eli
sseuaIE0s solo al ntio contemplate, So
~ al quernbln, solo a la criatura de
Eios, que parecia pequeia Maiestad.
con su presencia: ~estrellita de orc
que TODD 10 alegraba Y 10 embellecfa
que iluminaba aquel sitio. como 81 de-
n becita de sus placidos ojuelos. de
grolizq c~uerpecito Y de todos los
pores AZ ny plel saliesen v b~rotasen .
fluvios de luz matinal.
Conclude Ell banjo, sigui6 eli dilata8
% Y laboriosp trabaio de sacer al HI,
de Ia tina, arroparle, secarle III
K9stirle Para TODD clio Presto Ce-E
ciiia solfcita carifosa ayuda 4 III
aermana, ~quitandose los guantes. de
land1o caer de los hombros 81 abrigo
pieles v enrrollando nacIa arriba
las mangas para que no ~estorbasen.
Hermann, qie tie vas a mozart
! que echas q perder 81 veBtido! de-
cfale Amelia.
No importa, contestaba Cecilia, de-
lame. No te puedes figurar cuanto
pe divierte,
I el enjugar al ni1o, cubrfale de-
b d0nde n4tfsra oahaxn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
MISC MuERT0
ACClDEMTAEMEN MITE.

Albuquerque ,-Se Teporta que 81 jo-
Iyepcito David Marin de s amos de e.
dad quien d Domingo % del ppdo., fue
herido accidentalmente por Federico
Arias, como de la misma edad mien-
tras andaban cazando con un rifIito de-
~, en- p%recinto de San Jose, de dom
de 3 los muchachos. La bala dispa-
rnda tFaspas6 81 est6mago del chiqni
To Marin, v aunque fu6 llevado a un
hospital y n ~operaci6n 10 fue hecha
p0r ei doctor Marion v Alonzo, por
la herida grave muri6 Ell LINES "a a
las $50 de la maiiana. El ~accidentes
ha cansado muy profunda tristeza en-
tcda IA comunidad de San Jose.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

cuipable en- corte del juez de paz.
James r. Adams fue tambien arresta-
do por Frank s. Chavez, por orden de
los oficiales de Texas por robo de ca
ballos. Y ahora sc encuentra Adams
en- Ia carcei del condado de Baca.
Rafael Lucero, Sargento de la poll
cia montada, de Las Vegas, arrest6
a. Vicente Maestas en- Chaperito por ro-
DO de caballos. Maestas fue afianzado
en- Ia suma de $500 para comparecer
ante Ell gran juradp.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

HA1Qj 80 10 C0ulA8 con D lUIoB, &H#{1W
Am pr0pia expresf6ny nn ces6bH lH
HAacerie mimoa X eafioiaA. No Id e0-
rria 81 tien1p0, iHnoraba d6nde 8e ha,
hlba y no Saba desaf.
Saeola do Eu nrK0bo, la Mdgada d.
los otros dos nifos, muy bsifos tam
bi6n, homhfecit0B y muj6fcita, aundi
dc cincO v 6sta de- rdatro amos Jos
cuales asistlan al Kindergarten y tor
naban 4 su casa y laa dose.
C6moi exclnmo Cecilia al YER
los Y!Ias doce VA
X echo una nairada ai rsIci de- pull.
sera que al siqnlera So Il hahfa D.
curiddo hasta entonces-
Y bien pasadasi, continue Je-l
6ils " Como sa sne ma lido elatiempol
MAS de dos horas he estado contigo,
hermanita.
mi tamhIen me ha parecldo
smliv c0rto. repuso Amalla.
HImaginate uue habfa qnedado
en- bsRcar a mi marido en- iii Hann0 a
@as once v media para liz a comnrar
Hq collar q la ESmeralda.
Rero va no fiistes ahora quedate
Nxa 4M1
hano ~, XXX 1sF y soaaYla ~
Sa $500 III a8
sDajo, despu6s de acariciarle una vex
y otras y otra; Sc ievant0, arregl6
81 traje, recobr0 Ell abrigo de pfel, Sc
Gallo los kuantes y. ya para despedir-
~, dijo su hermana con ton0 IT,
G,x ~
ante,,S 4 dssse ysa Il tt2%H e sna.Vs U.s.
-s rrHa $780, Sp0sasiVn
Mvsc,,x TaSiisa ~
u III ss,s snu~,n,.s% p1so
n,sa It'll Sns 4 xrsw. Zsss
NJ -aas h We I. 9aAs
A, nahe ,srs%.aan SsHllAa.
N ninesg ass7uss s Msnsh kIss,
m,,ehn w sAs.s-N " vu1uat1
f,,xs 80. \ nayytsis9 gon III y oes-
N az $1,000 llsls1ean
,,s,stS ~ %Ia.A 80 ,ns ISvihA ~ Avl
u 1eea. ~ hAnsun Pig aea
u Sahasnas ssp, onug.aa ~ lnls ni!Vs.
var 4 WI u 1920 1890 aicsn-
m,sma t;anar 49, ansa1o. e suuos
a,,rat s5o S1.ss s9lisos * pssnv, Di9n
W ~ ~ 1917 ny y auasaVaa
~ U ilaueluallo YsiasIos
Amalia; las dnicas joyas due poseo.
,r,,sndn 49,
bafar al nino?
-Manana d Ia misma bora.
Entonces, hasta manana.
Cecilia halo q sd anciano esnoaol
nuy ocupado en- Ell Banco. Y no uuiso
Interrumpirle; asi que, montandc del
inevo en- Ell aut0m6vil. se diriRi6 al
D~alaete Que hahi6aba en- Ia Golonia
J1arez. Venfa triste, y al llegar Nd
Ia mirada en- la escalinata AZ mai
mol, nj en- los cristales e4nnnIvaaos
Va gran puerta, hi en- los criadog de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
ASALTAN Al -UNSPROMiNENTE
GANADERC De EA JOYA.

Las Cruces El conoeiao ganadero
X negociante de Los Ranches de La
Joya, selor Abran C~ontreHas; fue VIC
Tina de un criminal asalto sla noche
del Domingo z3 del ppdo, por parte|
dR ua gfup0 de cuatro D cinco indivi
duos que con "a Robjeto squiz6 de robar
a dicho senior 80 introdujeron d su re-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-31
MANY APPOINTMENTS
BY COY. CLEMENT
Municipal Judges Named for Many
Places--Fred A. Rowland of Montpel-
Ter Trustee Of Permanent School
Fund--H. M. Mcintosh Of Bur-
hngton, State Engineer.

Governor Clement has made the follow.
ing appointments:
Albert W. Dickens of Middlebury,
judge'of Addison county municipal court
Thomas +. 0TBrien of Rockingham
Judge Of Bellows Falls municipal court
Addison f. Cudworth of Londonderry
Judge Of Brattleboro municipal court.
Kyle 7. Brown of Lunenburg, Judge Of
Essex county municipal court,
Arthur G. Whitman of Royalton, judge
of Hartford municipal court
Erwin M Harvey of Montpelier, Judge
of Montpelier city court.
Nathan n, Post of st. Albans, Judge
of st. Albans city court.
Herbert II. Blanchard Of Springfield
Judge of Windsor probate district mu-
nicipal court,
William J. Meagher of Bennington,
judge of Bennington municipal court.
Leo +. Pratt of Fair Haven, Judge of
Fair Haven municipal court.
Henry Conlin of Colchester, Judge Of
WinoosIi municipal court.
Herbert NJ. Mcintosh of Burlington,
state engineer.
Jacob w, Bates of Moretown, member
of board of trustees of Washington eoun-
ty tuberculosis hospital.
Governor Clement has made the fol-
lowing reappointments:
Fred A. Howland of Montpelier. trus-
tee of permanent school fund
p. L. Templeton of Montpelier, George
l. Forbes of Burlington, George L, Bates
of Morrisville, members of board of med
ical registration.
Mary G. Kane Of Montpelier, member
of board of registration of nurses.
Henry C. Brislin of Rutland, member
of state board of Cancellation and arbi-
tration.
Harry r Hamilton of Newport, mem
Der of board of dental examiners.
George Fl, Gorham of Bellows Falls,
member of state board of examiners of
embalmers.
Adrian Z. Holmes of Burlington, mem
Der of state board of aceountancy.
G. H. Skinner of Windsor, member of
state board Of pharmacy.
Marvelle c. Webber of Rutland, mem
Der of state board of education.