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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-20

Mems plain rubbers in good Mems white short boots
quality $1.50 value. $3.50 value, all sizes
Sale price Soc Sale price 80
Mems bk. arctics, $3.50 Mems white lace packs to
quality, all Sizes heavy sox, $500
Sale price $l4O value
Sale price ..u........~.. $2 80
Mems a bkl. cloth arctics in -, .
all sizes, $3.50 value nens ol aIctc9 e9 WIN extra
~ F Sale price ...........~.. $22O
Mems heavy plain rubbers Rio roo;o, j.; roone ,,bhor
$3.50 values all sizes hoee+s ho"t onl,I co 50 Xo1ue
0"ie Pil'e '''''''"'' wv Sale price 81 so
Mems bk all rubber arc Youths plain rubbers, $1OO
tics, $Z.75 value. - value
Sale price ................ $16O Sale price - 6OC
Mems extra heavy rubbers, Chldrens plain rubber
plain sandals, all sizes. dals, all Sizes 75c value.
Sale price $l1O Sale price 4Oc
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-20
RubberS For All Members of the Family

Misses plain rubbers, all
sizes. 90c value.
Sale price .................. 6Vc
Misses / bkl arctics, all sizes.
$3.50 value.
Sale price ........-..........,.., 90c
Misses 2 bkl. arctics, So 90
value, all sizes.
Sale price ..............-.... $l.2O
1000 pairs of ladies plam
sandals, same in storm, with
medium broad toes, 81 value.
Sale price .............-......... 6Oc
Ladies / bkl. arctics, all
sizes, $1.75 value.
Sale price ..................... $l.OO
Big Special in mems red short
boots, $4.OO value, all sizes.
Sale price .... $3.50
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-20
Income Tax Man Here

Those who are fortunate enough to
be compelled to pay an income tax
and are in need of information or as
sistance in making their returns
should visit the government represen-
tative, M. F. Schwaria, at the post
office building.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-20
Boys, Misses and Chi|dren'S Department

Misses black kid English,
or gun metal English.
Also broad toe. Lace only.
Sizes 11a to 2. $4.00 value.
Sale price ................... $3.50
Misses tan English, extra big
value. Sizes 111a to 2. $500
value. Sale price ...,.,.. $3.50
Misses button, kid or gun
metal. Sizes 111a to 2. $500
value. Sale price ..,... $1.SO
Childrens kid shoes in lace
only. Sizes 812 to II.
$3.50 value. Sale price. $3.50
Childrens black & tan shoes,
lace or button, sizes 512 to 8.
$500 value.
Sale price -..................... $l.SO
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-20
Infants Death

A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Offenbaker ITO Jefferson
street Saturday morning who only
lived three hours. The remains were
laid to rest in Cedar Hill cemetery
Monday morning.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-20
"GOOd Turn" by Boy Scouts

About rs boy scouts, superintended
by Scout Executive K. L. Brown, got
busy on the court house park Wednes-
day afternoon of last week, after
school, and thoroughly cleaned the
fagstone walks of the slush and saw
dust. Their work is highly appreci-
ated by pedestrians and is very COM
mendable.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-20
City Notes
Desso Colville Improving

The condition of Desso Colville,
who was seriously ill at his home PIT
Woods ave. all last week, has greatly
improved and he expects to be out
again in q few days.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-20
Don't Forget the Boilermakers Dance

Don't Forget the BOilermakers Dance
The dance given by Boilermakers
and Helpers Union No. 80 Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 25, at X. of P. hall
will be one of the events of the season
and should be literally patronized by
friends of labor. The proceeds will
be applied towards defraying the ex-
penses of the big convention which
meets in Newark next summer.
Turn out, Brothers, and help swell
the crowd next Wednesday.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-20
OFT Vogelmeier Out Again

o. A. Vogelmeier is able to be out
again after being confined to his
home, south of the city, by severe
attack of the grip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

came in there YOU tell us lust What
she did; how She came into the apart
Iheht A-Shc came into Mrs Reid's
dressing room and was in there and sba
told me she wanted me 10 give her = bs,t
ana told her i have nothing TO do with
you or your baths. She said, I don't know
.oM 10 TURN the faucet on and | said II
VII sno" You how TO turn the faucet on
ana she went in and had a bath. After
MAT MA, Shc asked me TO give her some OF
MIS. heids undercothirg and said did
not know where Mrs. Reds underclothinf,
WAS, ] nave nothing TO do with Mrs. Reid's
cio'ies' and she asked me to get the maid
for her and did"
Q:-Wili you explain just what took
place at that time?
ANSWER BY GEORGETTE-I went in
as l told You before. went in and took a
path. me maid turned the faucets on for
me ana when IL was filed / stunned n
myself. she showed me how. / took a hath
ana she sent me Amanda Gunnerson, and
as ! aid forget to bring some of my lin
seIie ana had to change my clothes Mrs.
he,d told me that anything in the house
tha' she had could wear. So as I changed
my underwear Amanda Gunnerson gave
me chcmise.
Q,-Now that is followed by this cues.
ton asked Tillie Olsen: "O-Nnw inc,
zen US about the room. Was this room
you have spoken Of as Mrs. Reds room
connected with Mr.. Reds room? A.
Yes From Mrs Reid's room one could go
through her bath and through the bed
room and through Mr.. Reds bedroom into
MS dressing room. And also 60 through
IRON the hail. Now explain the situation
as II was at that time.
ANSWER BY GEORGETTE-As Mrs.
Keid told me. that door was always locked.
EVEN Mrs. Reid used to have to pass by
the Doudoir by the passage to go into Mr..
Reds living room No one could pass
INTO Mr. Reds room; it was always
Q.-Now "Q.--You mean that they both
remained in the front of the house? A
Yes sir
QuEST1ON-Is that true?
ANSWER BY GEORGETTE-I went out
aiter my bath as told you before.
Q-What did you so out for?
ANSWER BY GEORGETTE-For my
business. for the purchase Of things for the
mouse and | came back at one o'clock for
me luncheon. | never saw Mr.. Reid when
came back from the train. do not know
i,nvthing about him that morning. l know
he was at one o'clock at the table.
Q-Tillie Olsen testified that you tele.
phoned her the day Mrs. Reid left. Her
testimony was. "Q.---What did she say to
you! A.-She told me to make up Mrs.
Great britain Rights Reserved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28


little pin to Miss Corbe,t
Q.-What was it?
Alt was a small pin.
Q.-Any stones in it?
A.-Three diamonds and two Dcarls
QUESTION BY MIR. McCROSSlN-Now
how long did you remain in the Reid
household during the time OF Mrs. Reds
absence at Atlantic City?
About ten days
Q.-And how did you terminate your
stay there?
A.-Well one night Mr. Reid was going
to trip TO White Sulphur Springs ana In
the week he asked me il would 20 with
them. and said so much work 20 do yo,
know. that one night told Mr. Reid that
] could not go, so asked Mrs. Toptinr If
she would tell her father tina; I could not
go. that had TO finish all the clothes for
Ier which the ten days STAYING in thn
house delayed their orders very much
had James call Mrs. Reid on the telephone
ana tell her | could not stay any Longer
because had to finish Mrs. Reds clothes
and it would give me too little time and
wanted her to come back right away, that
could not stay any longer.
Odd she come back?
h.-Shc came back the next day.
Q.-Did you leave after she came back?
h.-Ycs
Q.-Did you so TO Paris after tina, time?
A.--Yes. I did sail for Paris a couplc If
weeks aftcrward.
Q:-When did you come back again from
Paris, about when?
A.--January. I think, OF this year, 1920.
Q.-When was the first that you heard
of the trial Of the divorce action of Mrs.
Reid against Mr. Reid?
Al was stopping at the Vanderbilt
Hotel and when went downstairs saw
everybody looking at me. | said, What ia
me matter" And | went near the news.
stand and ! saw all that in the paper-my
name In big letters that was one Of the
correspondents. could not believe IT, I
bonfh' all The papers and went upstairs
To my room and was so sick from i'll
can, canho OF ,nil you The shock had when saw
Q-No%, az matter of fact Madame
beorgctte, were you ever at any time guilty
OF any immoral acts with Mr. Reid?
ffJ 1870 Int rrat b.l 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

A.-Oh. she was so thankful; she kissed
ME and said she loved me just like her
sister, and her mother said so also, and
they said they We're 50 glad TO have per.
son like me TO run the house.
Q.-Who saw Mrs Reid to the aepoto
Al saw Mrs. Reid. The night before
she said, "Will you be in very carly and
take me 10 the s,a,ion?" said. Ger
tainly." So ! got up little earlier than
usual and went TO the station had 70
get ready leave my shop ana come 10 soc
tcr went upstairs ana ! had breakfast
VITA the family, and went to the station
With her and her mother and when saw
her To the station she said "Gcurgett.
an so glad. am not worried at all to
leave YOU at my house" She gave mo
orders ABOUT the house, how 10 buy things
ana get things, which ! did for all tho lime
! was there
QUESTION BY MIR. McCROsSlN-W what
did Mrs. Reid say TO you about where Won
we're TO remain during her absence in A.
Ia"nc Cl'y "hen she wanted you TO run
the house?
hl,SWER ~ GEORGETTE-Nr- Reid
Vol ne 10 live right in her own ionfoIr
"a biHa room; II is not bedroom. IL IL a
D"Hdoif where anybody can come IN. i,
mas got little day bed with two ends tb,,
90! come Ho"H- u Is q regular bOudOir
KIND OF salon and reception room Sh.
tod Inc to sieep In The bed and u.s.. every.
ming IN the hougc as II It was all my own
ihey tod me many times Tia, cyciytllnp
ID ne house was mine and could use
Q-bqr!ng this time were you mad. any
present by Mr. REID?
A-Yea; Mr. REID made me few little
QIs,a'e ~hat I, was an wha, you did
~ small pin. II was little pin. yer,
hh,aii' WIN two pearls. One day Mrs Rod
"Ahea IN" ~ accompany Dir REID TO Iryjoy.
10" W. hIss corhei, she aal1 she do
QUESTION By JUSTICE McAvoY-
Mis- corbctl was the lurgef
ANSWER ~ GECnGE,rTt-y %
Dci1Fc we went SIX kcia ,ook me ami Hls.
nrbeit to Cartier He tDld br Cartier
tha' | wa" Mrg. ke!d'a COMPANION. lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
WAT Observation-Disclosures
Georgette, the Vivacious Little French MILNE

NV HAT happened the New York
M g. Reid the $5ooooooo Tin of
industry, while Mrs. Reid away N a Atlantic
City N j.? That exactly what Supreme Justice McAvoy
trying decide
And the dramatic social tragedy which
tion presented the in the movies life
drama with extraordinary anything
the New York theatres motion picture houses:
But what DID really happen the Reid establishment fashion
able Filth Avenue during that unfortunate Christmas
OF Mrs Reid ago? WE'LL the of Reds
tor divorce against Mr. Reid last Spring three maids testified
vivaous little French mlncr modse Gcorgette
into the house. slept TIE absent wes
her bathub and performed
absent caeane The listened testimony days
less than live delibeaon Mrs Reid her divorce
But Georgettc testify at the divorce
trial. has asked the the
show that conduct perfectly To find if
Georsee and give testimony replying
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

the The pictures of merry days at the
aires home ketched household and s
explained by the French millner quite different
What probably did really happen? IF this cr;or s,c;,
were removed from the solemn atmosphere Judge McAvov
room to the frivolous setting Broadway theatre RI. real ,
OF characters would be about follows: 80 49,
oisette oe Fante Milner and dear Mr. Reid
Mrs Margaret Carriere Reid ~ - ~. ~
Reid WIG
Husband of Mrs Reid and generous friend Of eeorost
Mrs Henry ]. Topping ........ .Reid's ,.r-;oa So.
Mrs. Carrierc. Observation-Disclosures. Mr..
Dr 8 Nelson Irwin Reds broad-mnded private doctor
@ s:s
W.T. EDMUND l.. Mooney Lawyer Mrs Reid
if' T. j. Hacerossn. Lawyer for Georgette
Court Attendants Lawyers Assistants Clerks from
Jewellers Fur Dealers, Reporters, etc. etc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

a. Never, your
Honor.
Q.-Iiave you read
the minutes of the
trial Of Reid against
Reid, this action?
Ayes, l have.
Odd you read
the testimony of Til
lie Olsen?
Al did.
@. This question
WAS put to Tillie Oh
sen: "Q.-Did you
see Mrs. Reid go
away that morning
when she went to
Atlantic City? A.
Yes, sir. Q.-And
who went with her?
A.-Madame Georg-
cite" You did go
with her on that
morning. did you?
A n S Err BY
GEORGETTE-Yes.
Q. This question
was put to Title o.
sen: "Q.-What time
was it that you saw
Madame Gcorgette
come back from the
train? Al think II
was around ten
o'clock" Was it
around that time?
A \ S Err BY
GEORGETTE-Yes.
Q.-"Q.-When she
came back at ten
o'clock in the morn
ing or about ten was
Mr.. Reid in the
house still? A.--Yes.
ON what part OF
the house was heo
An his dressing
room. Q. = When
Madame Georgettc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28

said, 81 want YOU
10 make two little
gifts for I h G S o
young girls, will
you?' Mr.. Cartier
gave a little pin TO
myself and another
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT



In the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District Of the State Of New Mexico. With
In and For the County Of Luna.
ETHEL A. HON, Plaintiff,
v
BEN f. DEMLER, and LOUISE DEMLER
Defendants
To the Above Named Defendants.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a suit
has been commenced by the above named
plninuh. against you, the above named de
PENDANTS, and is now pending in the above
entitled court and cause, the general objects
whereof are the foreclosure of certain mort
gage Of which plaintiff is alleged to be tho
present owner, given by you, the said defend
ants. to Doming Farm and Power Company,
dated November Ord, 1918, and recorded in
Luna County. n. NJ, in book Of the records
Of mortgages, at pp 1885. and covering and
conveying the following described land situ
/ ate In Luna County. N. NJ towit:
| Southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
! (sEh SEA } Of section eleven (li), In town
ship twcnty-four (2i) SOUTH range seven On
west N. NJ. p. H., with all appurienances
and a sale Of said land and appurtenAnces foi
the satisfaction Of the Indebtedness secured b,
said mortgage
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN that un
less you, the said defendants shah cause youi
! appearance 20 be entered in said cause on OF
/ before the 18th day Of March. A. ID. 1920
/ judgment will be rendered in said causf
against you by default.
| The nares and address Of plaintiffs attor
neys are Vaught \ Watson. Deming, ~ NJ.
! Dated this 3rd day Of February A. d. 1920
?. A. HUGHES, Clerk OF Said Court.
I Feb. a.Feb. "a
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
Deming Carriage Works
F. C. PETERSON
Wagons, Implements and Blacksmithing
Telephone 108 Deming, New Mexico
LEGAL NOTICES

been commenced in the above entitled
court and cause, by the above named
petitioner against the above named
defendants, the general objects OF said
suit are. as stated In the petition, o.
obtain the aid OF the court 10 the end
that resort may be had 10 the real es-
tate OF May Bell, said decedent, for the
payment OF claims duly allowed against
said estate and Of the costs and ex-
penses Of administration and OF this
proceeding, and that said real estate.
tO-wit, the west half (Wh) OF lots
nineteen (10) and twenty (20), in
block nineteen 40 OF the Wallis Sur
vey Addition TO the Townsite OF Dem
ing, In said county and State, may be-
sold, mortgaged or otherwise disposed
Of as the court may seem expedient
Notice Is further given that unless
you, the said Edward p. Bell. shall
cause your appearance TO be entered in
said cause on or before the Sd day Of
March, A. ID. 1920, Judgment will be
rendered In said cause against you by
default.
The names and address OF the attor-
neys for the petitioner are Yaught 4
Watson, Deming. N. NJ.
Dated this 10Th day of January,
A. ID. 1920. = A. HUGHES,
Clerk OF Said Court
First pub. Jan. 20; last pub. Feb. Q
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
NOTICE
State Of New Mexico,

State OF New Mexico,
County Of Luna, ss.
To whom IL may concern, and espe-
cially to all who are interested or may
become interested in the estate of John
Deckert, deceased, late OF the County
OF Luna, in the State OF New Mexico.
Whereas. the last will and testament
Of John Deckert has been filed in the
office of the County Clerk for Luna
County, New Mexico, you are hereby
cited to appear before the Probate
Court for said County OF Luna TO be
holden at Deming New Mexico, On the
3rd day OF May. 1920, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of said day, being the
time set by said Court for the probat-
ing OF the last win and testament OF
John Deckert, deceased, there TO show
cause, II any you have, why said last
will and testament should not be ad-
mitted to probate by said Court
Witness the Hon. Il. M. Grove,
(Seal) Judge OF said Court, this 9th
day OF February, A. ID. 1920.
p. A. HUGHES, County Clerk.
Feb 10-Mar 2
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF pENDENoY oP SUIT

NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT
Civil No. 1921
In the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District Of tho State Of New Mexico. With
In and For the County OF Luna.
ETHEL A. HON. Plaintiff,
CHARLES II. BALDWIN, Defendant.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that q suit
has been commenced by the above named
plaintiff, against you. the above named de
icndant, and Is now pending In the above
entitled court and cause. the general objects
whereof are a. follows:
4. The foreclosure Of a certain mortgage.
Of which the plaintiff n alleged 70 be the pres
ent owner. given By the said defendant to
dated October 25th 1913, and recorded In
Luna County, New Mexico. In book OF mort
cages, at pp. 1884. and conveying and mort
gaging the following described land, situate
In Luna County. New Mexico iowit:
The northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter (NEh NWh) Of section eleven (1i),
in township twenty.four (24) south. range
seven (7) west. N. NJ. p. ~, together with
all Its appurtenances;
Ard a sale Of said land and appurtenanee,
for the satisfaction OF the Indebtedness secured
by said mortgage.
2. The foreclosure Of a certain other mort
gage, Of which plaintiff Is alleged 10 be th'
present owner, given by said defendant
Mimbres Valley Alfalfa Farms Company, datec
October 10Th, lbij, ana IeooTucu IN huh'
County, New Mexico, In book Of the record
Of mortgages at PIP. 1928, and conveying ans
mortgaging the following described land, situ
ate In Luna County, New Mexico. to-wit:
The southeast quarter Of the n0rthwes
quarter (sEh Nwh) Of section eleven (lD
: in township twenty-four (2i) south. rang
seven (7) west, n. NJ p. NJ, together wit
all its appurienances.
And a sale OF said land and appurtenance
for the satisfaction Of the Indebtedness secure
by said mortgage -
Hess YOU. the said defendant shall cause you
, appearance to be entered In said cause on 9
before the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1920
? Judgment will he rendered in said caus
: against you by default
The names and address Of plaintiffs alto
> news are Vaught & Watson Deming n. NJ.
Dated this ard day Of February, A. D. 1922
4 p. A. HUGHES, Clerk Of Said Court
Feb 3.Feb "a
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
BIDS WANTED
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
State OF New Mexico

Htdle Ol new htNlCo
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the New Mexico State
Highway Commission, Capitol build
ing Santa Fe, n. NJ, until p. IN,
February II, 1920, for the construc,
tion of State road No. 4. section .,
known as New Mexico Federal All
Project No. 10, Luna county, locatel
between Myndus and the Florida
mountains. Length Of project, 1875
miles.
Approximate main quantities as fol-
lows.
1902 Gu. yds. Glass l excavation.
5S.3G4 Gu. yds Glass / borrow.
1912 Gu. yds. one course gravel
surfacing
AS lin. It. "A in. diam. 10 Ga. Corr.
metal culvert
40 lin. IT. 30 in diam. IA Ga. Corr.
metal culvert.
81 Gu. yds. Glass "A' concrete l = A
Mix.
80 Gu. yds. Class "B" concrete
:2h 3 Mix.
1i0 GU. yds. Glass &c" concrete l % g
Mix.
5000 lbs. u in. and y in. So rein
forcing bars.
II lin. II. 2 In. W. !. pipe railing
Forms for proposals, instructions to
bidders, plans and Specifications, may
be examined at the office OF the Dis
trict Engineer, Las Cruces, n. NJ, or
may be procured at the office OF the
State Highway Engineer, Santa Fe,
n. NJ, upon deposit of so. which de-
posit will be refunded when the plans
and specifications are returned in good
order.
The State Highway Commission re-
serves the right to reject any and all
proposals. L. A. GILLETT.
State Highway Engineer.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, January Is, 1920.
Jan. 20-Feb. 10
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

In the Probate Court County Of Luna,
State OF New Mexico.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Edward
II. Wells, Deceased.
To Whom It May Concern:
Theu Undersigned administrator OF
the estate Of Edward H. Wells, de-
ceased, hereby gives public notice that
on Monday, the LIST day Of March, 1920,
nc 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. at the courthouse in the Village
Of Deming. County of Luna, State of
New Mexico, he will apply to said
Court for an order OF approval of his
final account and report, on file in this
cause, and for his discharge as said
administrator. JUAN WELLS.
Administrator.
4. w. POLLARD, Attorney for Admin
istrator Jan 2T-Feb IL
Deming graphic., 1920-02-17
Officers and Members Of the Executive
Committee Of the New Mexico Farm
and Livestock Bureau for 1920

President, II. G. Reid, Chaves coun-
ty, Dexter; ylce-president, Mrs. G. w.
Fisherdick, San Juan county, Laplata {;
sccretary-treasurer $. G. Calisch, Quay
county, Montoya.
Executive Committee-R. G. Reid.
Chaves county, Dexter, chairman; ).
g. Calisch, Quay county, Montoya, live
stock Improvement; +. /. McKamy,
Dona ANA county, Anthony, marketing,
irrigation and drainage; Charles Beas-
ley, 0terO county Mountain Park, or
chard and home improvement; A. G,
Pacheco, Taos county, Arroyo Seco,
taxation and legislation, farm labor
win II. Pattison, Curry county, Clovis
crop improvement; Carl Mueller
Roosevelt county, Portales, county or
ganizatlon.
The following farm bureaus were
represented i'm the meeting mt Statt
College during the week January 12-17
during which time the New Mexico
Farm and Livestock Bureau was or
ganized:
Chaves county, II. G. Reid, Dexter
. Colfax county, ]. j. Keener, French
Curry county, VIII ii. Pattison, Clio
Wis; De Baca county, S. ID. Hamilton
Fort Sumner; Dona Ana county, f.
McKamy, Anthony; Eddy county, G
X. Brainard, Artesia; Grant county
l.. T. Foster, Gila; Lea county, WI
liam Teas, Lovington; Luna county, G
Il. Osterhaut, Hondale; Otero county
Charles Beasley. Mountain Park; Qua
county, s. G. Calisch, Montoya /; Roose
welt county, Carl Mueller, Portales
San Juan county, Mrs. G. w. Fisher
dick, Laplata, and G. ]. Collyer, Fruit
land; Taos county, A. G. Pacheco. Al
royo Seco; Union county, Charlie
Adams, Thomas.
Others Present-De Baca county, !
A. Williamson and N. Zweifel, Fol-