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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16
to Property Owners
In Lincoln County

1t has been my desire to make
a personal visit to the many pro-
perry owners and get a rendition
on the ground from them but
the time allowed by law will
not let me do this so it will be
the same as usual and will try to
see you at the places designated
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16

Estas son las fechas que 70
deseo estar en- estos lagares pero
no hay ninguna garantia que tai
sea ell case, pero cualquiera que
desee un schedule para hacer su
retorno consiguira uno en- la casa
de .Orreo.
por listed. FRANK r MILLER
Acesor del Condado de Lincoln
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16
a Los DuenOs de Pro-
piedad en- ell COndadO de Lincoln

A sido mi deseo de hacer una
vista personal a los muchos due
nos de propiedad y tomar una
rendicion en- sus terrenos de ellos,
pero ell tempo que me es conse-
dido por ley no me permite hacer
este, 20 hare 10 possible por estar
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16

OieHleulh, AitTk.
The petition received Fslicitas Cue
bnra for county aid is approved, and II
ia ordered that s25. 90 per quarter be
paid for her support to Felix Guebara.
Various letters are received from
taxpayers asking for correction Of
their taxes; public notice is hareby
given that all persons desiring TO have
their taxes adjusted should make a
petition to the District Court through
the regular channels.
Adjourned until | D. m.
l p. m. court opened all present as Of
the morning.
Petition on Alto-AnRus road referred
to the county road superintendent for
next meeting.
In the matter Of the distribution uf
county funds among the banks of the
county the board IL advised Of the
amount Of capital stock and surplus Of
the banks Of the county and requests
the treasurer 10 distribute the funds on
the tenth of each month among the
several banks as follows:
The Exchange Bank Of Carrizozo
shall continue as the checking and de-
posting bank. At time of distribution
80 per cent Of the county funds shall
be placed In said. The remaining 80 per
cent Of the county funds shall be dis
tributed as follows: First State Bank,
Captain, SO per cent; Stockmens State
Bank, Corona, l. per cent; Lincoln
State Bank, Carrizozo, IL per cent;
First National Bank. CarrizoEo, 49,
per cent.
In making distribution the State
Funds, when are RENTED TO the State
Treasurer on the 10th. of each month,
shalLbe disregarded.
Plat and field notes of Federal Aid
Project No. 20, Border Hill Hondo road
are submitted by District Engineer w.
Z. Davidson. same were examined APP
proved and ordered filed, and the route
defined IL hereby declare a public
highway.
An appropriation of 81, 200. 90 is made
10 be paid to the New Mexico Agricul-
tural College for cooperative work In
hBItCbiluit uilh uoiut tCOIOfulVa, nHl-
ments to be made quarterly out Of The
County Agricultural Agent fund.
Clerk Is ordered TO draw warrant in
favor Of New Mexico Agricultural Col
lege in the sum of $500. 90, payment of
amount due the college for the last two
quarters during the year 1919.
A further extension of thirty days IL
given TO the taxpayers to pay the first
half of 1919 taxes.
The petitions for n reduction in as
sessment is approved by the board for
the action of the District Court:
L w. w. Stadtman, Mrs. NJ. ID. Atkin-
son, VI. ID. Atkinson.
Adjourned o p. m. until Jan. 7th 1920
at 8 a. m.
Jan 9TH. Board met.
Present: II. II. Taylor, Member;
W. II. Sewer, Member;
Augustin Chavez, successor
Of +. l.. Moulton;
II. A. Duran, Sheriff;
q. e. Clements, Per Pear
Clements. Clerk.
Meeting called TO order, motion W.
II. Sewer for X. II. Taylor as chair.
man, motion seconded by Augustir
Chavez, therefore, X. II. Taylor IL de.
clared chairman Of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Lincoln County, New
Mexico.
The following salary bills for the itt
quarter approved and ordered paid out
Of the salary fund;
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16

These are the dates that ! will
try and be at these place but
there is no guarantee Of it be-
ing the case but any one wishing
a schedule to make his return on
will get one by calling on their
postmaster for same.
FRANK r. MILLER,
Assessor Lincoln County
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Continued next week
For Your Convenience

Let me fit you to a SIRELLA
CORSET. Measurements taken
in your home. Satisfaction Guar.
anteed. Mrs. G. T. McQuillen,
Phone No. /. 1-16.3t
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16

FOR SALE Fancy apples of
the Delicious variety. SO. 90
per box. Jesse Patty, P.O. Box
81. 1-l6-4t
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FOR RENT-A FIVE room adobe
cottage, formerly owned by DR..
H. e. Pine. Apply to B. l..
Stimmel.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-16

Meeting called TO order. motion W
II. Sewer for X. II. Taylor as chair
man, motion seconded by Augusta
Chavez, therefore. X. II. Taylor Il de
clared chairman Of the Board Of Count,
Commissioners Of Lincoln County, New
Mexico.
The following salary bills for the al
quarter approved and ordered paid gu
Of the salary fund:
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
FARMS FOR SALE

$40 ACRES OF LAND-Improved by large
dwelling and all necessary outbuildings;
located on state road leading from Wash
ington to La Plata, about II miles from
the city; the soil is good and can be made
very productive; an ideal tract to divide
into small acreages. price $+5 per acre;
terms to be agreed on this place is so de-
sirable that 1t should be sold within a few
days, Apply EDW. p. SCHWARTZ. Inc,
1874 18th ST. n. W.
1871 ACRES. near Rockville, Md. 100
acres clear and balance in good timber;
the timber alone is worth $1,000: the place
is watered by Rock Creek and is in a high
state Of cultivation: improvements consist
OF - very large dwelling, tenant house. new
barn, cost 81. 900 last year. and all other
necessary outhuildings; there is a large sp-
pie orchard which yielded over $500 last
year and expects to yield over $4,000 this
year; other fruit on the place and quite
vineyard. price $25.Q00, which includes all
cattle. crops in the barn and growing; there
is considerable wheat: this also includes
implements and machinery: in fact, every
thing on the place belonging to the owner:
II you are looking for a place this will sat
sfy you, as II is in the best section OF
Montgomery county, and II is advisable for
you TO me at once, and, If interested.
am sure we can Consummste a deal EDW.
2. SCHWARTZ. Inc. 7S4 18th st.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22

BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. M. 4340. 1906 H st. n. w.
PRICE, s5,c5O-Near the Soldiers
Homc. modern siX-room and
bath brick house. in excellent con-
ditiDn throughout. owner having
purchased suburban home Will
make convenient terms Of sale and
give possession any time.
PRICE. s6.15O-A splendid buy in
northwest home not far out:
two-story, six-room house. in fine
condition, having two-story rear
porches and garage. The lot is
40 feet deep. and there are several
large fruit trees in the yard; pos
session given.
PRICE, Sc, 500-Owncr leaving city
just listed for sale large downtown
house within a few minutes walk
of stores and departments; there
are twelve rooms and bath. paved
alley in rear of lot. This is a
good home and you can make q
living out of IT by renting rooms.
II you so desire.
PRICE. slO.50c-Owncr will con-
slider offer for cash, situated right
downtown just OFF OF 18th street:
an unusually well-built three-story
brick house Of attractive appear
ance, having eleven rooms and
bath. several open fireplaces; large
lot with room for garage. Pos
session any time.
PRICE, $1,000 great big bar
gain in northwest home not far
out, practically corner house;
three-story brick. having nine
rooms and bath. This house has
just been renovated from top to
bottom and is in beautiful condi-
ton. This is good home or
splendid investment.
PRICE. 3lO.5oo-In Cleveland Park
section; little gem of house:
two stories, having six rooms and
bath. oak floors, hot-water heat,
electric lights. large front porch.
rear porches, and a heated garage.
Terms Of $500 cash and easy
monthly payments will be consid-
cred.
PRICE S6,5O0-well situated in
Petworth: very cheap home, occu-
pied by owner; possession given,
two-story siH-roorR house, colonial
type, having hot water heat, cleo
trio lights. oak floors Convenient
terms.
PRICE, $9,500-Right near Thomas
Circle, good location for "a down
town home and house where
you can make money by renting
rooms. occupied by owner. will give
The Washington times., 1920-07-22

$4,000.
In Woodbridge, D. &C room house. fur
mace heat. high cool location large lot
5oxI5O; flowers, fruit and trees; about
$500 cash payment.
$500.
Near Lincoln Park--6 room house, large
lot, colonial porch, latrobe heat; cash pay
ment $500.
In Mt. Ranicr--6 room bungalow; very
fine location; cash payment $1,000.
$3.50
In Hyattsville--New Bungalow; large lot
50x2%s; cash payment $500.
$10,500.,
on Md. Ave.-No better location on this
beautiful street; II room house, hot-water
heat; property in fine condition; direct
from owner no trouble to get possession.
$4,000.
on Md. Ave. N. E.-6 room house, furnace
heat; beautiful location; you could not
build this house ts sn yn nor $4,000
Near Md. Ave on 10th st.-.New room
house hot water heat: about s, 800 cash
$4,000
IL room house frame, hot water heat:
on " street y. W. double new garage for
cars this house is on a business street
where II Is advancing into value; only
81, 900 cash keeping roomers will pay for It.
$500.
7 room house in fine N w. location;
hot-water heat; gsg. electric lights, colonial
porchcsI 81, 500 cash
$4,000
on NJ st. n. w.-Alniost downtown To-
cation; Q room house: lstrobe hcss
can sell you any of the New
Homes in the northwest at bot
tom prices.
Also over 800 City Lots for
sale.
About 100 business properties
for sale.
J. ID. CARAVAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

33,75O-s5OO cash: colonial; rms. and
bath: nearly new.
s425o-s75O each; Hobart st; rms. and
bath. porChes.
S625O-Sl 900 cash; 8 rms and bath; n
W. h. elsc. Its: hnc condition.
S7,000-Easy terms, facing park: rms.
and b. hot-wster heat. cleo Its.
c5O-Corner: detached. brick. perfect
condition. rms and bath INV. h.
IS 25o-ouincy at 18th; rms. and bath
eec. It's. garage; vacant.
50 OOO-Holmead: 81. 900 cash: rms and
bath; h. w. h.. , cleo, rm. garage.
81 0Oo-sl 900 cash: rms and bath. hot
water heat
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
SHANNON e. LUCHS
Main 2345.
The houses offered below carefully by sales
hundreds of stngs and all the
ket offers.
DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST.

G.:to-Penna. ave; rms. and bath; c'oe
block.
s5.75O-Mass ave. 81. 900 cash. rms. and
bath; excellent.
3,s50-N Y ave; rms. and bath bay
window brick modern.
5000 Y, ave. and LIST rms. and
bath: good condition.
S.o00-,hurCh st; 1900 block: rms. and
bath: hot-wster heat.
3s,0o0-6th vt. hotw. II. and Eye SITS: L.
rms. and bath: corner.
S,00o-On 18th ST; rms, and bath yard
to alley; brick
s9,c50--On l3th st.. 1900 block: rms
and b., cleo Its.
SOUTHEAST.
I.00o-:5oo cash: l. street; rms. and
bath; brick
35,s5o-lst st: : rms and b.; brown stone
trim. faces ptrk.
3,5o0-On 18th St; rms. and b.: hot
water heat: good.
$1,000 St. near eth; rms and bath
perfect condition.
NORTHEAST.
H5Oo-Easy terms: st. near 9th; rms
and bath
S,75o-s75O cash: & rms and bath; brick
furnace, gas.
S5,75O--GO0 block 9Th rms. and bath
I'd to alley.
Ss,S5o--F st. near eth; rms. and b.: hot
water heat.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
HOUSES FOR SALE
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345.
BLOOMINGDALE

DLoom lN1DhLE
S4,750
comfortable little house In
good convenient neighborhood;
house contains 8 rooms and bath;
heated by latrobe; gas; alley
space for garage.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$3.50
This splendid new semi detached
brick home. located near l5th ST.
in the best part OF the Heights
IL contains rooms and bath. with
electricity, hot water heat, front
aud double rear porches. and built
In garage. Very reasonable terms
may be made.
GEORGETOWN
$4,000
Six large rooms and bsth;
heated by furnace. high elevation
and conveniently located; terms,
$500 cash and t525 so per month.
including all Interests
CENTRAL NORTHWEST
$4,000
large brick residence near
9Th and sis, suitable for room
ing house. good prospects OF be-
coming business property; contains
- rooms, baths: toilet ON nrst
moor, heated by hot water, cleo
trio lights.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
HOUSES ron SALE

Suppose price did not
matter in the selection Of
your future home-where
would you live?
1t is certain you would
not pass over Columbia
Heighs.' without giving this
ideal location earnest con-
sideration.
Then suppose some one
offered you a six-room co.
lonial house, NEARLY
NEW, in Columbia Heights
for $3.50 on terms as low
as $500 cash. You would in
vestigate, at least, wouldn't
you?
Well, here's the ad, else
where on this page today:
FOR SALE-HOUSES
| S3,TbO-SbO0 cash; colonial; o rms.
and bath; nearly new
Better investigate it at
once!
Remember-m any thou
sands of other readers will
see this ad, too!
Call Hartung & Gibbons
now!
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
Southern Building, 18th and II SITS N w.
49, Phones and Main 1878.
McKEEVER e. GOSS,
14O5 EYE ST.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME

This house speaks for itself; Is OF
tapestry brick with large colonial 'front.'
porch and double rear porches, good
yard with room for garage on paved
alley. six fine large looms and bath:
hot-water heat: electric lights: sta
tionary laundry tubs and extra gas
stove IN basement. We will not have
to sell this house-it will go TO the
quickest buyer.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
713 l4th st. N. w.
BLOOMINGDALE

IS, 2J0--S750 cash; rms. and b.; garage
space; good condition.
S5.s50-On North Capitol st. rms and
b.. modern: bargain
81 Oo0--T st. n. W. rms. and b.; newly
decorated; rm. for garage, big
value.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.

g. 900 Detached home; corner; on "isc
ave. Newly papered and painted
=. and b. NV. h.. eIoc.
50, harming new bungalow high Gle
walton: I rms. and bath: garage.
81 900 X eokuk st; square Conn. ave. (.
r. and b.. modern; very attractive
SO $50 Vacant. brick construction; r
and baths: thoroughly modern.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR RENT

ON PA. AVE. y. W.-Secnnd floor: can
be used for business; third and fourth
hoors to be sublet apartments; reason
able.
HOME REALTY co.
500 n. Cap. ST. Main $500.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
For Sale

bungalow: best material; 10 minutes tc
ba this; front and rear porches, electric lights
pentry, basement: cistern water. can be In
stalled for bath; N-acre lot; beautiful locs
ton: 3sb0O. Call c. r. MICHAEL, zoo
st, Cumberland. Md.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
co lln

on wide concrete paved street: s
rooms, bath. hot-wattr heat; cleo
tricity: front and double rear
porches: hardwood floors and
trim: deep lot to wide paved alley
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
CLAIRVOYANTS
Licensed bn tho District of ColASsb'
PROF.. BELMONT
MADAME ZELLA,

English Gypsy clairvoyant and palmist. re-
moves the veil OF doubt in your mind. Call
and be convinced. S02 7th st. n. w.
MRS COATES, spiritual medium. Inter
views by appointment. Col; 6227. seance
w. Admission soc.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22

THE best home bargains are listed under
"OUR ONE BEST BUY" on the Real
Estate Page of The Times every Saturday.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22

GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM
Gives true advice on business, love,
health and family affairs; tells the full
name OF the one you will marry, the day
and month. Come and be convinced what
a natural born clairvoyant can do. Special
readings for a short time, 81.
721 ELEVENTH ST. n. W.
(Near Palais ROYAL Store.)
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
MADAM D'ASHM AN
DANCING

GLOVER, 6lS 22nd priv. lessons any time
7bc; class Tuesdays and Fridays. W. ll29
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
M ADAM ALIEN

CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST.
Guarantees to read your entire life-past
present and future; gives true advice or
business love. health and family AFFAIRS
Special readings 81. Between Sth and 9th
Sl2 ST. n. W. DAILY AND SUNDAY
The Washington times., 1920-07-22

j. F. JERMAN, Real Estate Agent. city
and country property of all kinds II
you want to buy, sell exchange, ii will
pay you to see me, try To please. Office
hours between and =. ". Any other
time by engagement. All business receives
my personal attention $3.50 Bond bldg.
ltth and New York ave. Main 1871.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-11
2,ee. ..a a2k|a''|
 BY EMMA REID RXALL

It's central character a young London physician, Dr. Jekyll He discovers a fluid by which he can transform him self into a grotesque brute that under the name of MT. Hyde represents the baser side of his nature. The liquid also allows Jekyll to regain his normal form at will. He thus has his good and bad sides in separate bodies and can enjoy the pleasures of both Gradually. how ever, Hyde gains the ascendancy. and to spare the young woman to whom he is betrothed the unfortunate Jekyll takes poison.
 John Barrymores work puts to shame the theories of certain. directors that stage experience is not an advantage in cinema work. MT. Barrymore brings to his performance a keen sense of dra- matc values and makes a fine distinc- tion between the two characters.
 Of the many remarkable things about the screen version of "Dr. Jekyll ann Mir Hyde the most remarkable is that it hasn't been screened before. Charles Dickens said that if Fagin lived long enough there wouldn't be a handkerchief in London that hadn't been lifted-anN \ the same statement applies to this story as well.
 The fact that the story lends itself so admirably to the screen is reason enough to wonder why it has not been used before, for it resolves itself into one of the most thrilling and interesting pie lures ever seen on the screen.
 Photographically speaking, the picture is magnificent. the subtle changes from Jekyll to Hyde accomplished by what the film people" call double exposure being little short of marvellous
 'Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde" and NIT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-11
BARBER-FISCHEL
 MARRIAGE

A marriage of interest to friends was that of Miss Ida Fischel of Meridian. Miss, and Mir. Ernest M Barber of Bowl ing Green Ky, but formerly of Meridian, which was quietly solemnized last eve ming at the home of Rev. J. H. Johnson, nastor of the Eleventh Avenue Baptist Church, who performed the ceremony. Only a few friends were present, and the bride was attended by Maeta Barber as maid of honor and MT. Perry Milton Hatcher was best man.
 MT. Barber and his bride left last eve ming for tour of the east and Canada, and upon their return will make their home i6 Bowling Green, Ky, where the groom is a well-known young business man. He has many friends in this city. where he formerly made his home until "a, few years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-11
RheumatiSm'S Pains
 Cannot Be Rubbed Away

S. s. s. is a wonderful blood remedy, and Is the logical treatment for Rheu- matfsm, because it promptly permeates the entire blood supply, and searches out and kills the disease germs You can take 6. s. s. with the assurance that you are not experimenting. for this fine old remedy has been in constant uss for more than fifty years. during which time 1t has been giving splendid results. So you owe 1t to yourself to take 8. 8. 8. without delay, and discard the use 6f local treatments that can do you no good.
 Write oss medical department for literature and Full advice about your own case. Address Chief Medical Adviser. ls Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, 0a.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-11

this phase is brought out most strongly
 For years "Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde was played by every actor who Knew erough to pull forelock and blacken tooth. It was played quite wonderfully by Richard Mansfield to the great en' ,haucement of his reputation with pub lie that always has esteemed the double portrait principally as an opportunity for legerdemain. Stevenson, of course, had no idea of two persons, physically different His purpose was to commeas upon the good and evil that lie together in every individual and to show them separated by a potion, with about the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-11
BOMB THROWING
 REACHES EGYPT

Cairo. May 9.-A bomb was thrown at Huksein Dnrwiche. tho minister of worlss. as he was motoring homcward from his office Saturday evening. The bomb struck tho gasoline tank of the motor car. slightly injuring tho chauffeur. The minister. however was unhurt.
 A university student standing near tho scene was mortaily wounded by tho ex- plosion and died this morning.
 In the course of melee between sole diers at midnight, which lcrry patrol was trying to suppress. some shots wsrc fired and an European. supposed to be an Italian. was killed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-11
The Disease Is Deep-Seated and Is Caused by Germs in
 the Blood.

Rheomatism is . sturdy foe. and 1t never uses geutle methods with it's vic ltims If the disease was confined to the surface there might be some logic in ex- pecting relief from its clutches by rub Ibing with liniments and lotions. But idBseass that can cause so much pain and ;suffering Is deep-seated. and has It's ,ecurce far below the surface of the skin. i Tho only sensible treatment from which lycu cen expect results Is remedy that goss asep down into the blood supply. and kilis the germs that cause the dkssasA -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-11

1NHE friends of MT. and Mrs. Roswell
 Cobb, who are spending some time in c Florida, will be interested in the following from the Panama City Pilot:
 Mrs. Roswell H. Cobb of Birmingham, Ala, gave us a splendid literary enter- tainment for the benefit of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church of Panama City.
 Mrs Cobb's well-balanced programme displayed fine taste and gave her a chance to show her wonderful talent and eminent ability, especially in the inter pretation of such authors as Poe, Kip ling and Shakespeare. Her rendition of 'Wolsey's Farewell from Henry VIII was simply inimitahlei
 Mrs. Cobb's style is decidedly tragic, yet she is highly efficient in pathos, and in rendering dialect impersonations her humor fairly sparlSles."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-11
FOR MISS LYON

Among the pretty parties given for Miss Myrtle Lyon, whose marriage to MT. Huff will be an avent of this after noon, was the shower given by Mrs. Aus tin Beavers on Saturday at the home of Mrs. Bell at Fulton Springs.
 The house was a bower of loveliness, being adorned with wild flowers in bright colors and about seventy-five friends were included in this delightful hospitality who motored out for the after noon.