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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

CEnT1FICATE on C0afrAnlS0N.
United slnlcs % Ameeloa.
slale Of New Mexico
Il d Ilafeey certified. 1hat thu
Maafsfd ls q inll. true aud rnmpleln
transcript of lhe CERTIFICATE or
H'Itrkuo1,nEhH NON I,lA nli.frY
|nF Nial'F MINING. MIIa,lkn AND
sNkITfNn COMPANY lNo a|ook
hnldars liability Nn inIl, with
no nnderaenanlb llIrreon. 10 sanio
Hpncap oN i|le and oI pucord IN lhe
office ol ihc Nlale curppwllon
Commission.
IN roeilmoisy Whcrpef shc STATE
Corporation Cunnlsal,R ~ ne State
~ NV Mexico has coliscll ih|s cen.
lIIlcltc 70 ~ signed BY ils Chair
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

ron RENT Three room furnished
houee one hiock north ol poslof
ncp. on corner. Electric llnhls.
Enquire FnOsTe Hardware and
Furniture Store.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

ron nENr THE FORMER unl
nahnel hnmo. ua|oln|ns , n.
l'inlr's ftsldHncr rooms and
hath screened hack porch partly
iurniahcd. p04sessnn AZ oncf. 80
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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

ron SALE
ono counter showcase. six feet
long, bevel plate glass top.
One 6-fOol counter.
One i-fbot counter.
Que soda Fountain.
One Carhonalur.
One electric mixer.
Two National Cash ncgislers.
COLUMBUS ORIG co.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

Fomnain pens NJ the Courier Of
fee, $50 10 $. I.ady's pens also.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

,EnIIFICkTE or nN.i.fADIflTY
on HT0cK10LDFns llt WuIf
MINING HII1|l1H AND sNf|.f
INu COMPANY 10 s|ocihe|d.
04a Liability
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

40 RENT BUNGALOW. iunntf
hoIn4 oI eaIao A Moore. one and
half miles t1uINW1tl ~ col.
umbns. sce D. N|sto. onfs
Ihenief
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

Tnr principal and registered Df-
flee ol he cofpnrliou hall be q cal-
umbue Luna County New 3Uirn.
and The nanle oi the nstll N charge
thereof and upon vhum procc.s
against The coIllorullhr may Be- serv.
"a y Daniel y filxlalflbk: bu( ne
cnrrnlullun may have une on inoru
offices outside ~ lhn State Of Nrw
Mexico. aVd elsewhere ln he state
Of New MEXICO.
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27
RAILWAY MEN PREDICT
5000 900 WHEAT FOR RAY

Fl Paso and Southwestern rail
way officials estimate the wheat
crop on the Dawson-Tucumca~.
line viii bring at least S20J00oo.
This amount represents the wheat
.r.re .r8 tie other crops Hiil prac-
ti,allv double the value OF farm
products. Much OF the whea'
from Mosquero to Dawson will run
thirty bushels per acre and some
of the land is ei'iug a high IS S5-
per acre.
The railway is lined with aleva-
tors: Roy viii soon have lwu. and
one will have a capacity OF Z5OOJ
bushels and the other has an 500
bushel capacity. There Is also an
elevator and mill building at Solano
and an elevator at Mosquero The
Solano mill will be a n-barrcl mil.
There is also a large mill end ele-
vator al Mills north OF Roy and the
whole Mesa y very rapidly coming
to the front this year The mesa
is rated as the best agricultural
land in this part Of New Mexico.
What is known as the wheat hel'
OF the Roy country includes the
mesa land> from where the Dawson
railway crosses the divide north oi
Tacumuai near Mo,Qhcro clear
th~ourh to GelIaT. r"-r1n- ..'
Nc~mr'o carv0n e'ing '~ta I'aF soy
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

gage and which is sought TO be foreelos-
en- in this cause is situate in Precinct No.
4, City and County OF Santa re and state
~ New Mexico, and is bounded and des-
cribed as follows to-wit:
Beginning at a point on Cerrilos street
in the City OF Santa Fe, which point is
a distance of 10S feet northeasterly from
the northwest corner Of the lot d longin.
to F. c Abbott upon which ms BRICK
residence is loctaed: Thence running east
erly a distance OF l3S feet more or less 10
+Le southeast corner: thence running
northerly a distance Of nifty ieet TO the
northeast corner: thence running westerly
a distance of 1873 feet to the northwest cor
ner. which point and corner IS located on
Ce-rillos Street: thence running south
westerly along Cerrillos Street a distance
Il fiftv,five feet more or lass: the sad lot
bc-ebv c-nvcyed being fifty icet m wldth
and measurement at right angles with th'
north side. -,
enter your appearance in said cause on OF
before the 18th day OF October l9-u' Juds
rnent will be rendered in said cause agahs'
you by default. ,.;tr,
The names and addresses Of piainttt
attorneys are: A. ]. Abbott and McFie 8
Edwards. santa Fe, New Mexico.
In Witness Whereof. l have hereunto Sc
NV hand and affixed the seal OF the abov'
entitled court this 23rd day OF August
i'S ALFREDO LucERo, County - clerl
Court of Santa Fe County, New
Mexico, by A. NJ, BERGERtE
First Publication August 27, 1920
Last Publication, September T. 1920.
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT

State of New Mexico, County OF
Santa Fe, In the District Court:
No. 9472.
Carolina G. Martinez Plaintiff
Prudencio Martinez, Defendant.
The said defendant, Prudence
Martinez, is hereby notified that
suit for divorce has been commenc-
ed against you in the District Court,
State of New Mexico, sitting with
in and for the county of Santa re.
by said Carolina Martinez, plaintiff
therein, wherein plaintiff prays
that she be granted an absolute
divorce from said defendant on
The grounds of abandonment, and
for such other and further relief as
10 the Court may seem meet and
proper: that unless you enter OF
cause TO be entered your appear
ance in the above cause on or be
lore the 27rd DAY of September
1920. iudg ment by default and
decree pro confesso therein vii be
rendered against you.
PA ntiffs attorney Is Lus /.
Nrm'io. post office address Las
VEGAS New Mc1.co.
Dated al Santa Fe. New NJ .Ato.
Iu. 30th 1920
ALFREDO LUCERO
Clerk District Court
A. NJ. BERGERE, Dep. Ok.
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27
State Of New Mexico,

State Of New Mexico,
County Of Santa Fe
On this 30th day OF July 1890, before me.
a notary public within and for the County
Of Santa Fe, State Of New Mexico, per
sonally appeared A. NJ. Edwards, Arthur
Carr and Guy P. Harrington, 10 me known
20 be the persons whose names are sub
scribed to the foregoing articles Of lnCor-
poration and acknowledged TO nt that
they executed the same. r- ,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF !
have hereunto set my hand and
CSFAIi affixed my uotarial seal the
day and year in this cer'lhcate
first above written.
TEMPE WILSON, Notary PUBLIC
Santa Fe County, New Mex
NV Commission expires, October g. l922
ENDORSED
No 1000
Cor. Reed Vol Page 8
Articles OF Incorporation
SOUTHWEST LUMBER COMPANY"
(No Stockholders Liability
Filed in Office of State Corporation Com
mission OF New Mexico.
August q 1920, $50 A. M.
a L. Morrison, Cler'
Compared JJO to EMA
First Publ shed August q, lSlo
/ Last Published September !, 1910
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

County of Santa Fe, sfate Of New Mexico,
on the 18th day of August, 1870; in the
Court House, County Of Santa Fe' State
Attorney for Petitioner, Francis L. VIII
son, Santa Fe, New Mexico
il WITNESS WHEREOF | have here.
unto signed my name and the seal OF my
on this 9TH day Of August, 1910.
' ALFREDO LUCERO. Clerk
BY A. NJ. BERGERE, D'puty
first Publication, August l3, 1870
Last Publication August 20, 1920
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27
INTERESTED IN PROPOSED
r. r. TO SAN JUAN BASIN

. bonus wh... PROMISED
would hook uresn.Hr been "i
te-,a .r -l, N,',e Commercial ,'.h
-c Mr. Sidney 81 .N. promotes
~ 'Np plan for -a'ro ronnH
some f.'tv-uyc ril.- northwest at
Rcrra'ilIo and through 'hc San
IMAM basin. 10 coutiuu, fhc road to-
some point in san Juan county.
connecting with the = q r. g
r NJ Jackson. secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce oi Aztec
states that they would build the
first fiitv-five mile, lr san Juan
county It the promoters of th,
road would build the remaining
two-thirds Of the distance. he
stated that the bonus could casil,
be raised IN San Juan county and
in Ia Plate county colorado which
would also be benefited by an ~
tension OF the road providing th.
people had assurance thai the road
would be built
RI We'll ha> -.p1,' thaf while
he considers il premature TO d.
cuss plans in connection with th.
extension Of the proposed line a.
this time as II might affect ms
later success Of the project adve--
selv. it Is certain that a railroad wiI
eventually be extended from tuh4
through the San luar basin r..
time for such action as Is eurge ted
hy the letter from Aztec Nculi r.
he propitiuus said NJ " d, un"'
The latter part OF 1921
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

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New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

y rasfp.s, ir fh, pas 'tad H..
a. active ir ! 'i;i,s as Cabinet Oh
ce-s thev would not now ne~G &"
ask cuisidc helr - get them '-'lr-
wages from the Government
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

ASTROIOGY-Stars Tell Lies Story
Send bi-fhdate and dime FOR ina
reading Eddy. 4307 Jefferson Kansas
CITY. Missouri. Apartment y.
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

MhRRY-Fo- ah-olute satisfaction
best. iar-cs- the country; estab-
Hshed fifteen years. Thousands o.
wealthy members. both sexes. wisf
early marriage. Description free
strictly confident al. THE RELIA
BILE CITB. Mrs Wruble. p. n
BOX d. Oakland. Calf.
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

The afternoon uho~n--arh on.'.
a. get a new record The n~"
uea iS getting worn and squeaky-
Aibuafergue journal Nucus' y
And that afternoon the Her
adopted the suggestion and p"t
A new tune br- thc lo~-ral -s So
using the same old huzzer y ha'
before the primary
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

In general the speech o. Senate.
Harding is entitled TO strong CO..
mendation because OF is soh-'
esrnest,ess.--New York Tribune
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

II trouble were a bull you could
he- on some men being the red rag
Albuquerque Journal
The Journal ought 20 know as j.
appears TO have occupi d exacflf
that position during the recent pr
mary campaign in the Duke City
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
NEW MEXICO

NEW mEAlNO
Certificate of Comparison
United States Of America ,
STATE Of New Mexico
1T Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, that the
annexed is a iun, true and complete
'ler'f5-it GeTiiflltr % ii Stockholders Nan-Laby
SOUTHWEST LUMBER COMPANY
No Stockholders Lib'ahty
No lG7Ol
with the endorsements thereon. a saTne
appears on file and Of record IN the oi-
acr ~ the State Sarp1rat.u t9mml -. :.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
the State Corporation tommls-
sion OF the State Of New MtNigp
has caused ihis certificate 70 L.
signed by its Chairman and th'
fSFNID seal Of the said Cumml sion to ne
affixed at the City OF Santa r
on this 2nd day OF August
HIGH H. WILLIAMS. Chairman
- cERTIFIcATE OF NON LIABILITY
SOUTHWEST PirMBER COMPANY
(No Stockholders Liability
Tbi. /. 10 certify that there viii be no
stockholders liability on account pi 1hy
stock issued by tn Southwest Lumber
Company No StocrholAcrs Liability.
IN witness We have hercun'o set our
nar4- TN. y,h day 4 lu'y roo.
4 NJ Edwards
Arthur CaTr
Guy P. if#'rlrs'rn lr5l-,,.. .,.-.
~,, q NJ. N.,e
r--,. of ssr,e ,t.
on .h.e F.h da ~.
3 rar7re rrhHr -
~ c.y p "a
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

GENTLEMAN. Sc. worth $4,000
will marry. U-Box IS. League, To-
ledo, Ohio.
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

MARRY At ONCE-We pnf yor
IN correspondence with ihors
ands Of charming and refined lad
ie- who wish to marry. worth iron
$1,000 to $4,000 and upwards Par
ticulsrs ir,e. Address Allan Ward
r. Valley. Nebr.
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

The Journal i rot a party Or
gan"-Albuquerque Journal No
And. as long as il pulls such chest
nuts as that one il Can hardly b'
construed as newspaper"
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
State Corporation Commission Of
New Mexico

Certificate Of Companion
t-,..,a States of NH,rrrE
ti'.'' IS
state - New MrNico
n rs uFRERY CFPTIFlFh n n
r1rrI Is full true and complete "''s
.Lp- = q I.L-r,---.tIatl
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

ALFREDO LUCERO
Clerk District Court
A. NJ. BERGERE, Dep. Ok.
New Mexico state record., 1920-08-27

State Of New Mexico, County OF
Santa Fe. In the District Court;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-03

Marion. O.. Nov. 2.-Convinced by
early returns Of his election to tho pros
idency, Warren G. Harding issued
statement tonight saying that Instead
Of being eyultant over tho result he was
more given to prayer to God TO make
M capable OF playing my part.
Receiving the election returns n ms
.hums hero, Mr.. Harding declined during
the early evening 10 make any comment
and issued this statement only after tn"
figures had piled UP majorities for him
witch his advisers declared mad" ms
election certain. ,
At the same time Il became known
hat Senator and Mrs. Harding had madc
plaus for L vacation trip. To be carried
out regardless OF the result or the eIec-
zion. taking them for u rest next week IN
Texas and after that Cor an ocean No!-
ago To the Panama Canal zone. They
Win return to Marion during early De-
crmber.
Tn.. senator's statement follows:
Assuming that the carly returns are
wholly dependable" l do not hesitate 70
s.,v that I am pleased. of course. am
happy to utter my gratitude. But am
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-03
SENATOR HARDING VOICES GRATITUDE
At VICTORY FOR AMER|CANISM

, not oXultant. 1t Is not a personal VIC
, tory. 1t Is removed expression of con-
:!dcnt Am"r!can!sm and u national call
i t. tho Republican party.
1t Is all 80 serious. tho obligations
are 80 solemn that instead OF exult!ng
am more given to prayer to God TO max"
me capable Of playing my part. and that
all these calls to responsibility may
meet the aspirations and expectations
Of America and the world.
Il am sure the people who hRvn rO' "d
IN" RrrubIic"n ticket viii understand
my feeling that should make no I'M
SCdui"u sldtemCnt OF policies 1T tHlS
time, beyond the expression made
throughout tho campaign"
CoinCidrnlally with the Scna tors state
mont. Harry VI. Dnugherty. Il member o.:
the Republican campaign committee, made
this statement here:
1T Is the greatest victory in American
politics, clearly forcshadcwed and pre-
tory as tn" result was contributed to by
millions OF democrats. The women Of
the nation have quickly v!ndiratcd the
comforting Of the suffrage privilege as
they s-ns"d correctly the issues and rail-
lied to tn" cause Of America aud Amcri-
is fully conscious Of the great RESPONSE
biIitics implied In THIS popular Verdict
and Will faithfully keep It's obligations"
The senator's trip To Texas will be-
and Mr.. Harding will Hrriv" At Point 1Sa-
h"l. Texas. near Brownsville. next Mon
day. He plans to spend about IL days
there. and then leave for Panama by
way Of New Orleans
His stay In the Canal Zone Will last
about IL week. during which ho will make
4 first hand study Of local conditions
and particularly Of the tolls system for
American ships. Ho has advocated
throughout tho campaign Il repeal Of
thesc tolls. and It IL expected ne will
collect information on that policy.
Leaving Colon about December !. he
will land at New Orleans and Will travel
by train to bedford Va, where he speaks
December at an ElkS celebration. Az
terward he Is 10 return to Marion. TO
rcmain under present plans, most Of tho
time. until March I.
He may take trip. during this In
terim. however. to some southern rcsor,.
As president elect. Mr.. Harding still
would b. a United States senator: but
his friends say he probably would re-
main away from WaSnInston and devote
his attention to the choice OF a cabinet
and formulation of his administration
policies. Election Of Republican gov
1rnor Of Ohio. would ena bic him 10 re-
sign from tho senate on January ].
when tho term OF Governor Cox expires
and when tho new governor would APP
point q Republican senator TO the va
cancy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-03
WOMEN SWELL
: {. O.P.VOT.E
Millions Of New Citizens TAKE Part In
tia Solemn referendum"

New York, Nov. 2.-Mlllions OF Ameri-
cans, many OF them women. exercising
their franchise today for the first time
cast their ballots for national and state
tickets and IN the Solemn referendum
on the League OF Nations Issue.
'All reports showed II was the usua::
uuiet election day with variety OF
Long ballots. greatly increased
number Of voters and different closing
hours for tho polls in various states.
promiscd slow returns. Kansas. with
TN double election board system. by
which ballots were counted as cast
came IN with the first fairly comprehen,
sive returns which showed Harding ard
the Republican ticket leading there
In some small communities in the east.
all IN. registered voters had cast thNir
ballots before noon and the polls closed
having nothing 10 do.
When darkness fell over n" east
however, the west still was voting. In
several Of IN" agricultural states the
polls were being kept open as late a
& o'clock local TIM. which would pro
cludc the result in the cast Of anything
but scattering returns before midnlShi;
In North Dakotn. the polls remained
ppru until . o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-03
CABELL

Huntington. W. Va. Nov. at 10
o'clock tonight partial returns from IL
precincts In Cabcll county. W: Va. give
Cox CD @.l9S: Harding tR 2,0"".
For Congress. Fourth district: Conner
(D) 9l90;' woodward tR) @5l3. For
Govcrnor: Koonta (DN col; .Mon,g9m-
cry CNP) $50; Morgan lR0 $50. F"r
Secretary of state: Miller tDo "3on
Young tRD 24s6. For suptrintcndS9t
of schools. state: front CD ""JI
ISorJ mr. o457. For state Treasurer:
H ere tpj 9In9: johnson (Rl ?t9s,
FOR state auditor: Newton CD @2oi
Bond (RD 1898. For attorney general
Brannon CD @l6t; England CEl ItSo.
For commissioner OF agriculture: Miller
~ 1900; stewart CR) 1891. For Judge
suprtme court: Sommervillc CD ZOO;
Lively np "t6s. Fer state senator
Eccre Cd @lS9: HGgcr tR) 2tI9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-03
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-03
COX RECEIVES
NEWS SILENTLY
SHOWS ONLY PASSIVE
INTEREST IN ELECTION
Governor Receives First In
formation In His News =.
paper Plant

Dayton. Ohio. Nov. 2.-Other than
casting his vote carly in the day; Coy,
crnor Cox the Democratic presidential
candidate. apparently took only pass
i've interest N the election. bat tonight
he went 20 hts newspaper Office TO
watch the returns.
The governor was smiling when lie
reached the office 1t T:30 y. m. accom-
panied BY Mrs. Cox. but made n" COM
Inent on the election. At that time. the
newsboys were In the street with mo
first extra. carrying news untavonoIe
bJE crowd had gathered 10 await tho
record OF tho vote and Il greeted tho
governor with cheers. simultaneously,
n bulletin from his office showed that
the governor carried u OF the 26a pre-
cincts in Montgomery county including
Dayton by 800 votes.
q" During tho day. most Of which was
spc4r, at his home near here. the gov
crnOr seemingly paid no attention 10
me carly scattering returns His hrst
information came when he reached his
office and then he offered no comment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-03

CARRY BELMONT
INDICATIONS POINT TO LANDSLIDE
ON THE OHIO SIDE OF
THE RIVER
Predicted That Judge Lynch VIII
Garry the County BY q Hand
some Majority.

With the results far from complete
at o'clock this morning the result OIL
;h.. election in Belmont county was
sail IN doubt. but al Indications r"int"n
to Republican landslide as in other
parts Of the state.
Tho rloS"st race on tho county ticket
conferred between the Republican ana
Democratic nominees for sheriff. Thr
lead was nrst held by punfec and then
switched 10 Lynch. However SeNcrAl
of TN" strongest precincts for the Re-
publican nominee had not been reported;
and the predictions are tho lead Will
grow larger as the final returns come
IN. , ,-
The voting on tho state ticket was
snIritcd with Cox holding the lead in
many Of tho precincts along tho river
front. but tho total will probably swing
into the Harding column.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-03
MONONGALIA

Murgantown. W. Va. Nov. ~ "! ~
O'clock tonight partial returns from ~
In Monongalia county. W, Na' sNc'
COX CD 49,: Harding Nt go. Non-
gross. Second district: +, w. Brown
fD) 33@: G'-o. VI. E"wers G2 SO. Gov.
nrnor: Koon,z CD +5l: MONTGOMERY
(NPl 444: Morgan LIO lMlS' Scrre' Spy
Of state: Miller tpl 20; lounE W VIZ
state; Trent 90 AZ: Ford tRl sSS,
For state treasurer: TI"roid Cd, rs;
Johnson CR) G6G. For state. aud'tGr:
%ewiuu (D) eel: Fond (N Cos. For