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Arizona republican., 1920-02-05
NEW PHOENIX UNIT
 OF NATIONAL GUARD
 WILL MEET TONIGHT

Exciting business Is promised for to- night at the scheduled meeting of the Phoenix national guard organization which may or may not become the senior calvary troop of the state. ac- cording to Adjutant General w. $. Ingalls,, who advises every member of the organization to be at the city hall tonight at o'clock
 The embryo company held meet ing Monday night at which it made a big stride toward getting itself in readiness for inspection by a United States army officer, but a complete muster was not available and much important business remains to be done at this time.
 The attendance at the present series of meetings is expected to count heyi. ly in the choice of the non- commis- stoned officers that is to be made by Troop Commander F.. s. Linton in the near future, those members who are showing the most enthusia sm at this time being slated for all that can be given them. As the enlisted personnel of the guard gets paid in the amount of 25 per cent of the base pay drawn by the regular army personnel and as sergeant draws approximately twice the pay of a private, it is con sidered obvious that non commissioned ratings will be popular.
 The organization muster roll is still open, according to Lieutenant F.. G. COan. lie mentions the lOIlOW HE lll- for joining:
 Drill one and one half hours a week, receives p per cent regular army pay. which for a private trooper is equiv alent to S1 an hour for the time he is required to drill. Receives fifteen days of manuvering and rifle practice on the range every year, for which he receives regular army pay.
 Troopers are furnished full equip ment, consisting of two uniforms. blankets, sabre, rifle, pistol, horse, sad dle. etc.
 Receive instruction in horse training and riding from competent govern ment instructor.
 Receives training that is of benefit to every man. and no hard manual labor as in some branches of the ser vice. No drudging stable duties to perform s under old ruling.
 With new troops now being organ ized over the state every enlisted man is given an excellent opportunity to advance in rank.
 With new armory. troop will enjoy benefits of we'll equipped gym. we'll furnished club rooms. with piano, pool tables. reading room, etc.
 Captain Linton states: Much in- terest is being manifested in the new cavalry troop. and the ranks are being filled rapidly. Hope to see q full mem bership in n few days l want to see and urgently request every man in Phoenix interested in the orga anization of this troop to be present at the meet ing to be held in Room s of the city hall this evening at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-05
GOOD PITCHER BUT POOR
 RESTLER

Dick Neihap, the eft-hander Cleve- land recently secured from the St. Paul club of the American association, might have been d major league star long ago if he hadn't gone out of his own line and tried to throw Cosy Dolan in an impromptu wrestling tlt. It happened when Dolan and Neihaus were Cardinals under Hitler Huggins. NeihauS had just Joined the team and Dolan thought he was a busher who probably needed a fall taken out of him before he would be fit company to travel with. Anyhow, they engaged in bout on the Pullman and Neihause hurst his left arm as they bumped against a berth. That was in 1914 and NeihauS was given several Opportuni- ties to come back, but he finally set tied in the minors. The old southpaw looks good again and Dick believes he and will go ahead and win a lot of games
Arizona republican., 1920-02-05

Beginning 40 rods east of the Mesa milling plant the border line runs so rods south, thence east 40 rods, thence north so rods. and then west 40 rods to the place of beginning. Another twenty acres lies just west of the church property between that and Hobson street, and while this has not been included in the purchase, suffi- cient amount of it was secured which will insure continuation of First avenue the east directly to the temple.
 Present plans for the beautiful new edifice call for it's facing in a westerly direction, East First avenue looking directly to the front of it. A side en- trance to it will also be made with a roadway running south to 1t from the Roosevelt road.
 Probably as many as a, score of sites. located in and about all parts of w. Lesueur of the Maricopa stake said of the river, have been considered by the officials of the church, and during their conferences of the last five days speculation among local residents as to the final selection has run high. The 20-acre tract was purchased from R. Bird and Harry Smith, the roadway area continuing up to it from First avenue being purchased from $. w. Rial
 Speaking of the erection of an l.. D. $. temple in Arizona, President J. w. Lesueur of the Maricopa stake asid:
 "1The Latter Day Saints have many purposes for a, temple. It is not a place where Sunday services are held, but holy place for daily service. This service is two-fold, for the living and for the dead. Ordinances performed by the living are such baptism, confirma tions, ordinations, anointings, sealings and marriage for eternity. It is the ambition of the true Latter Day Saint to reach the highest glory typical to the brilIiance of the son. To do so we believe there are celestial laws that u1ust-ne kept. and celestial covenants 5 taken.
 Marriage until death does you part is the civil marriage, even though per- formed by minister, unless that min ister has authority from God to marry for eternity-a sealing ordinance that will be binding in the world to come. The Saints claim their prophet and president has that authority"
 The presidency announced yesterday that the plans for the new temple are already drawn and will be considered at an early conference to be held in salt Lake City. President Heber J. Grant and the other members of the party who have been here since last Saturday. following their selection of the temple site here, have departed for Salt Lake. taking with them the plans and architectural designs for the tenn pie building.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-05

of Louisville Ky, asking that delegates from Phoenix attend the American Good Roads congress, the annual con vention of the American Road Build CTS association and the National Good Roads show whic,e will be held jointly in Louisville February 9-13.
 A special meeting of the commis- sioners has been called for 10 o'clock Friday morning when the question of street improvements will be taken up more fully.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-05
DYING. WIFE CLEARS
 HUSBAND IF BLAME

That Mrs. Rosalia Marquez met her death by gunshot wounds accidentally inflicted by Manuel Marquez, her hus- band, was the verdict of d coroners $ jury which met yesterday afternoon in Judge McKee's court to hear evil dence in the case.
 Mrs. Marquez, who died early Tues day evening at St. Joseph's hospital made a statement to Harry Johnson assistant county attorney, before her ceath, exonerating her husband. He shot her accidentally they were moving furniture in their home near Marinette. she said. The deceased was born at Rito, New Mexico, and was 25 years old at the time of her death.
 Of the 60.O00 newspapers in the world more than half printed in the English language
Arizona republican., 1920-02-05
SELECT SITE FOR $500,0O0 MORMON TABERNACLE JUST EAST OF MESA CITY LIMITS

Tract Purchased After More Than Score
 Are Considered by President of the Mormon Church
 Plans for Beautiful Edifice Already Drawn and
 Temple to Be Started Before Many Weeks-Months
 of Anxious Waiting by Members of Church in the
 Southwest Are at Last Rewarded
 Following months of anxious and watchful waiting Tn which those of the Mormon faith and others in the state have waited for definite to the location of the new $50000O Latter Day Saints Temple the stake presidency last evening announced the purchase of 70 acre tract of land just outside of Mesa the east of the city limits The temple is to be built there quickly the selection of plans and work permit and is hoped that within the of another five six tabernacle will be built adjacent the larger place of worship.
 The 2O-acre tract chosen by the presidency of the local stake and President Heber J. Grant and other of cias who have been here for the past few days from Salt Lake City, is best described as follows:
Arizona republican., 1920-02-05

The impression is too generally abroad the ~.rest' is the logical oppo- site of unrest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
TAXES ON FLOODED
LANDS ARE REDUCED
One Man Relieved of All
Payments by County
Commissioners

Pedro Garcia. AN Alameda farmer,
whoGr yrupH we're destroyed and his
entire property inundated hN the re-
cont Hood OF tho ittu Grlude re- en-
tiroly relieved OF the taxes upon his
property Tor 1899. o., thc county COM
missiourr- sitting this morning as a
board OF equalization.
The release was qualified by d re-
sirIctiou that Garcia demand mo- dam
ages from either the city OF the county
on account OF the Hood damages he
sustained. he owns nearly 90 acres
adjoining Do hiF dixie 80 Alameda
where ~ was necessary in trhtiug tho
noud to lct Oh" water go through his
lands in order 90 prevent the water
from pursuing its former channel m
tho direction OF thc center 81 Albu-
qutrqur's business district
Several other complaints from
formers whose lands lu She ucighhor-
hood were hooded we're heard. Their
tuNrf worc reduced according 60 the
artuHl damag" their land had received
from tEs food waters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
CHILD WANDERS
AWAY, CAUSES STIR
Santa Fe Train Stopped
And Searched to
Find Mother

Just because tho two ard "a half year
old child OF the Rev. and MrG John
= Burns. go West Silver venue
Wondered AVA from homU early this
morning. santa Pc officials and mem
hers OF the local police department
here pui on IA search Tot a mother
a mother who had not even LETT her
home.
Enstbound Santa Re train No, 10
wa put behind schedule at Bornalillo
nud "a thorough search made OF each
car in the hopes Of Ending o. passenger
mother who had lost her baby
The child was first seen az the Santa
10 station by Sfafinnmastcr Ed SIN
clair trying TO climb ON the steps Of
"a Pullman car Of the train. Persons
on the platform and the Ttntlonmastrr
asked the child where Mamma" was
The child only replied Mamma on
train"
several times the question was asked
with tine same answer.
just 40 the train wa leaving the
station for the east ~ Tor fear the
child might be- hurt. persons ON the
platform picked the Guild up and too
Il To the waiting DOM
Stationmnater Sinclair thinking the
child's mother was ON train No. Co.,
%teleEraphcd Bernallllo TO have the
train searched FOR the mother. who IL
was thought would bee in "a nervous
apasm for her lost baby.
Notice came hack that the mother
was not on the train. The baby was
taken to the local police station. and
entertained hy patrolmen and city Of
ncials al the city hail. A plans wpre
being laid for "a general search uf the
town for the lost mother. Mr.. Burns
tcirphoncd the police station.
The mystery was solved and Mr.
Burns came to the station Tor his van
dering baby.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
AUTO AND
ARPLAAE ARRIVE



tssk OConurfl. driving = Hudson,
NtIIrr Sis WINS arr first 10 rfs,t& lllil
IiNlsn nuc In the five mIir me l1II.
us hest tlmr for ans one
nNir was as setunns. Halr4 D'ltrlrn
- uonttf. d4tinR 80 Esscs was 49,
uni and uuf Lester IA = Premier na~
tntth Nlte otiief two entries fnilqd Ia
Hhefe NAa a iarEc crowd at
Auto speedtrn look no race track
this Afternoon in the first 81 q Two
lays racing card nrfnnfed BY Har-
- HeIltra. The first event vas FOR
five uliies mi the next an Australian
rursult racc.
Before she races got under way
however. Jack o'C0ureIi driving his
Hudson A high speed In u trial ruin
atuund uac course nearly upset when
tht drne link o. y sreerinr gear IL
hlt car broke and 3he farer ala u
tati spin curve Fans a. the track
gay 10 h. a miracle that re I'D not
urftt His car was repaired at once
however and he was on the mark
when ne nrst 4 6 started.
Special arrangements which have
nrrn made by the Malone Taxi COM
iAny 20 lake perrops from the end
- The car limo on the hill % the
track FOR - nj and which wcre
n force to-day ana win hold good
for tomorrow. The races tomorrow.
however, viii not start until 1.1n
o'clock. The late hour will enable
h4alatail fans 10 500 thu game At
hortfes grounds before the race be-
Elas,
The five raoesr entered are Frank
fnilco in a Cadillac. Harry O'Brion
10 en- EsHcxf lack ofConnell in q
Hudson. Roy Lester In a Premier
y Kenneth Embery in an overland.
a three passenger Curtis urioic
airnlanc arrived IN the cts about
sac O'Clock this moninE after MAX
INK m 70 mile trip from Lac Vegas
IN az hour I'M IS minutes The
Plane viii stay here during ne races
p win take up passengers daily.
Tho alruiunq whfrh IL owned by che
HruRctt Aviation company 81 Trini-
dad, Colo. icft Trinidad yesterday.
This piiot stopped al Las cruces Tor
fupi. fIc took off from LES Vegas
~yctferihy afternoon but ntriklnE rain
on tho either side Of the range was
forced 10 turn back,
Thu pilot Of the airpiane n Ear
ncst Hustler. an aviator of consld-
rsuhle experience during the war.
He b. accompanied by William slater.
q mechanic.
AIR. Hunter will take passengers
over the cit,. Tbs price of a flight
Nv ala.So. Several persons have
sirned M for flights.
He win also take orders FOR planes
fof the Bennett company. The COM
pAny x able to furnish Aibuquer-
quenns anything in the way Of a ry-
ing machine frum a feaplane 10 a
q passenger family car. The OFioic
Il a $50 horse power piano costing
tlG.0ao.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
LFGNL


Sealed bids Will BE- received hy the Board
Of Regents 100 thH University uf New hcNirp
for construction OF 70 Home Economics
Building of about 5000 suuurr feet hnor
hrHH until noon. june 2- 1920 Plans and
eprrlhUatInrr may be- had from A h Leu
uold Ht thH luiNrrsitf Zach bidder must
accompany DIS hId with certified cnrck Co
The amount uf uNr prr cent NJ Bic bid. The
successful bladder shall furnish "a surety bond
iu an amount tu hu 1Ted by rho Board for
ihs full completion uf tho job Lrer which
thr certified rhrrts viii Doc returned. The
Board NJ Regents reserves the right 90 reject
ans lr hl bids
NJ. n nm. l~snInIl-I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
rs oNIY Dam.

In the Wild aud woody west n
game ~ poker was IL progrcss. A
tandtrfoot, looking on. saw one OF the
players deal himself four aces from
the bottom or the pack. The tender
foot whispered Indignantly 70 another
onlooker:
ibid you see that ?"
"Whnt?" asked the other.
'-rhat awlndier dealt himself four
ares' the ienderfoot Missed,
WAL" was the astonlshed. reply,
wasn't u his deal ,F-Blighty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

NEN NOitk-Nr-. Robcr; Peel. wifc
OF Il son ut SIR Robert Peel. aud
grandson OF thr late Robert Peel.
prmicr Of England, T. said To- hnNc
.ighcu @ sigh Ut rrlicr Hid remark
ca Tn gind We are in America
~ that there J. prohibition here
wiitn the steamship Finland dockci
recently. Her husband 'wus the
life of The ship IN the way over,
according to the captain Pccl cu-
lvcncu the voyage with u number
81 embarrassing" tunts Mr.. pccl
was Mis- IBoatricc Lille, actru-- or
London.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

SEALED PtNBpuAAIN viii be received NJ
rrosi sad Trast. Architects. Geo y Hi
Associate, Chamber Of Commerce, AihuQuer.
uue. ~. A., Tor the erection aud completion
% nc seven sshoei bulldog. ~ ne CITY Of
Hundred Thousand Dollars tstou,00O), Con
tfactnrs may submit proposals for the whole
Or ,y piq n ne work a ssriiasd cheek
payable uneandtionaiiy 10 me Albuquerque
Board Of Education ~ accompany each pro.
posal = . guarantee o. gecd faith on the
the righi Is reserved 10 reject any or all
Nsi ~ %; June s.is
THE UNIVERSITY or NEw aExICO hfs
Tor sale The follow ms surplus property
Cast and sheet iron scrap one upright
smoke stack. 500 feet galvanized trourhs;
ralvanifed water pipes. %rouhuE iron scrap
galvanized water iank ticker cage trailer
fifteen iron barrviai east iron pulley 40
inches diameter, G'ineh face; one veuiosl
steam engine. reVersihlc with balance wlrel
and Ny wheel one horizontal center crank
engine with taisnce aud ny wheel three rolls
30 inch wiro frncinE two rolls tssinch woven
wire fencing one roll 81 inch woven wire
fencing hvr rolls used barb wire i've rolls
used smooth wire; ave hot water tanks, 80.
gallon used chicken wire 800 cedar fence
posts, fleet, 90 cedar fcncc opsis, eject
80 cedar fencc posts. i6.feeti ten ttuel haE
poles four bath tuus nine wash basins
laundry stove two sheet iron stoves; one
90. gallon bottle; rtc small duplex steam
punp. aN2xl.inch ~tGardlrrAi Wat4r foam
tain one 2.iuch Mueller strainsI one ~
inch Dor safety valve one road drag one
hand spray aud tank with wherls one seed
drill one rear utbmobi aalr one disc
stirring pillow ono small right hand pillow ono
road ploH one double shovel pillow one weed
cutter. one east iron kettle one J0.tooth
section harrow one as.tonth section harrow
UWW hWNH MnHH HHH mHHAHn LNHH ana HHHaH.HN
cooker, ONE huhd ceaHrnt mixer ono cement
marhinr for making cement filing one chime
steam whistle brass scrap one boil scrap
lumber
bids must Doe submitted ln writing 10 cover
any or all o. the property listed ah1Ne and
saics viii BE- made when satisfactory bids
are received Tho University reserves the
riEht o. reject my ur 100 bldH. Persons in
terestrd can see any of this property by np.
piratlnu 90 Che University uhcc. Phone
$50.
.Innr tu.II.Ig iii5.IH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
THIS MULE n

PETERBOROuGH. EnEland-Jen-
ME may be a donkey. but she's no
fool. FoT several years she has
walked her master, "a lahoror hore.
every morning az the same hour, hut
on sunday morning. She stands
beneath his window and kicks "a
wagon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

No. IGd1n
state Of New Mexico. County ~ HtrnHlillu.
in the District Court
Eduardo Sanchez Executor of tho Estate oi
Juan Garcia 3 Garcia Plaintiff,
vs.
Bousfseis Apodaca de- Garcia ct als. De
PENDANTS
Notice Il hereby given. that prrsuant io
q decree ~ the District Court. uf BsrnhlHiio
Caunty. rutercd iu tho shove entitled rausr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

state 90 New MonIfnt
County NJ HernHlillp-ts
On thi- sth dHy ~ June 1q2u before wa
appeared y ~ Hoge ~ U.4s u y Sterile
hnd a A Hu.kiu. 10 me Known Co be- tho prr
sons described iu aud who rvHruird The fore
going INSTRUMENT and ac.uos lrdR'i ias' fh"E
IN WITNESS wHEREOF I have h-rsurf,
srt aus hand and af1vrd my nmrInl rrll ih"
tSeau ". A kELEHLR
Notary Pebble
Nv commission expires December . io2t
state of Nrw Mexico
County OF RemHlIil-s
on thIs 9th day nf June 1880 before wr
appeared % u Suilrr. Co mo known tH hr
tho uHrsnn described iu and who rhrtrtrd
That Dee executed the same as bis free oct Hud
decd
rs WITNESS WHEREOF hayc hercuufp
sst wy hand and omr|Hi seal the day and gear
tSgaU iLDA - NGANflNI.
Notary puhlir
Ms commission expires Aprl q. lpgt
ENDORSED
No iuG2u Cor Rec u Vol z Page 20
Certificate ~ Incorporation Of NAltRtN
FILED iu pmeo 81 state Corporation t1u.
miss inu of Sew Mexico lure . 1890 30
- NJ M MORRISON rhrri
Compared ENA TO- lCk
s'Etr of New Me,irp
Corptp ~ R.rualllo .s
This instrument VS. Hlrd far rrrprd 900
the 10Th day ~ june, 1890 a. 9 30 n.rHHl
m Recorded tn Vol N Mise ~ &C..
urds ~ said Cuunty. Folio tJi
tseaD SEsroR hONToNA
49, OLIVIA EvEWrT Deputy ClcrL
Compared h X. 90 % p
June a. "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

oa the 10th DAY ~ May iR2O. I VIII oacr
Tor sale, and sell 20 the highest and bssi
bidder. for cash. 10 tht fron5 door u the
Cuurt House 81 bpfualillo County. on the
11Hd day o. June, 1876. a. Tho hour u 10
o'clock = m. the following described real
estate
nsglaninr q ihs n. " corner Of aid
land being the sonth line 81 Cromwell
avenue thence, "a feet. % iafhes. 10 a
cofner Oenre west. z feeti thence south
- feet. y inches. 10 n corner. thence
west 3 feet 70 4 corner thence aonth
~ feet . Inches thence veal % feet.
thcnee north o. feet thencs east "a
feet 10 place Of beginning.
BOUNDED on the nnrth by Cromwell
AeenHei on tho fnuth. Pedro Marquee
on the sssi by Anhsiacio Lopez, on the
west By barelas road
That aaid sale u Tor the purpose o. PSI.
ing claims aEainst the estate " Juan Garcia
varcia. and al costs. Including attorney
fees.
EDUARDO SANCHEZ.
Executor Of the Estate ~ Jusn
Garcia y 0arciaI Deceased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

clipped There were bricks and
slabs ~ broken glass aud two bar
rels OF plaster 900 The tub with Wilson
- evacuated. making for tho street
in his birthday suit. TOOK g lot OF
argument 20 get him back.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

Wood Controller Hoover said NJ; a
Washington reception.
I'VE must econon ~ our food. or
VIII get ns short a. some 81 our
allies HEROES the water.
-fn a restaurant oyer there a man
said. whom his coffee was brought;
3" Hey. there. waiter. where's my
portion Of SUGAR.
oh. Ia. la said the waiter. IL
must De that accurscd ny ngain. mon
sieur. Every time I serve n portion
81 sugar, w he snenks and swipes
81. "-Deiroit Free Press.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
''DOHT' s''-FoR WISHING

Doa't viah you could sen your house
6ul a.
Dan't Wish you oosld End q iob--Ffd h..
Dont wish you could rent your apart
ment-Ecnt Il.
ny uslng The Herald Classified Columns
Phone 5ta. Phono af5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
NOTICE TO BUILDERS OF FIRE
APPARATUS

Bids will be received al the Ofice Of tho
city Manager. city o. Alhuquerque how
irynishius the ca Of NSuqnsTas vita the
following
Oue 65.foot Aerial Truck with io5.
horsepower U.rylinder motor fully uuuip
ped and with one ladder pipe vita 51.
loot lead ~ Aiuch hose. twu-waY siam.
csc connection, one rs inch Zip. IA
inch ITO - inch up. and four Pom
pier Ladders. aud one Dracgrr uSygen
Helmet.
One Chemical Engine Is horsepower
ag hinder motor equipped with tuu tu.
gali1n unls. four hnhcDtk hand ekiin
suisher. pgo W foot roof ladder one
20. foot extension ladder sud 800 feet 81
: inch chemical hose
Manufacturer will furnish rumplrie spec
ihcailous OF their apparutus.
Payment VIII De made % per cent N pun
ruuss price on delivery ana acceptance uf
- per cent tau years thereafter rs per cent
three YrHrs thereafter Certified sherks
amnunfiug Go per cent will be- repaired With
al hIis
The Ct, reserves ihe right to reject AM,
bid JAMES s. GlAnplNG
city Manager
state W Sew N.,iro
state Corporation Communication Of New Hrzigo
rEHTtFlCATE uf COMPARISON
United States Of America.
State ~ Nrw Mrairo-ss
u a. Hereby Cvrflded. that tho annexed BE-
o. iull tue aud complete Transcript II %"
CERTIFICATE uF INCORPORATION
-uf=
WARREN ROOFING PRODUCTS 60 INC
$50 tuu2ul with the endorsement. thereon
a. same appears ON hlo ard of record Iu the
once ~ tho State Corporation Commission
On Testimony Whereof fhr state Corpora
iion Commission of She state NJ Nrw Neairp
hhH caused this Hrrfihrair tu De- signed hy Boz
ChaiIznau and the srhi ~ saif Commission tn
be- amHrd a. .hr city Of Santa 20 on this 9th
day II June. A % 1890
tsealD HtGH ~ WILLIAMS.
Attest Chairman.
NJ. l. MAN MARES AeiIsg Cirrk.
ARTICLES on INCORPORATION
-uf-
MARREN RpUfiNG PRODUCTS co GNC.
We the undsn IEuod. ir order 60 form q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

Tho siandnrd yard consists OF n
metal bar held Ia q secure nreproof
vault IN 4 Warrington government
l,aiidinf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

The REUTsTfRED uFfiCE q the COZ.
pnraiion II heated NJ zoos 1910 Nnrth tirHl
Street. IN the CITY " A~ihaaHugue, New Mrh
lro. and .. l.. HOGE " designated o. tho
statutory agent therein aud In charge thereof
and upon whom process against the corpora
tleu NAV be- served.