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The Washington times., 1920-12-02

with flower gardens in between-all
the work of Washington architects,
Ward Brown. George Oakley Tottep.
jr., and Lynch Luquer. assisted by
j. =. S. Neigh, of Neighborhood
House. Al the head OF the street
the guests were received by Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman. chairman OF the
fete committee lovely picture in
a peacock green velvet gown; Nine.
Grouitch, Miss Sophie Siebert, Mrs.
Thomas +. Walsh, Mrs. George Bar
nett. Mrs. Charles J. Bell. and Mrs.
Frederick Atherton.
1t was a colorful receiving line.
for Nine. Grouitch wore n gown Of
rose color .veiled in black lace;
Mrs. Bell was in rose colOred velvet,
Mrs. Barnett had on strikingly
simple and becoming costume OF
black velvet, Miss Siebert was in
The Washington times., 1920-12-02

and varied costumes attracting
HzNcS lNtsEsEt RN2 xtisOtltz.
Charming indeed were thesdances
OF Miss Enid Sims. Miss Ida
Secrist and a special group of the
CONTINUED on Page Seventeen)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
KEMP, CHAIRMAN TEXAS BRANCH
NATIONAL DEMOC RATIO COMMITTEE
ISSUES STATEMENT ABOUT FUNDS

DALLAS. Texas. oct. Hon j. 4.
Kemp. chairman 81 the Texas Branch
uf the National Democratic Campaign
statement:
This " to remind Texas D,mnTa,s
that the time II short. the general cleo.
ton VIII soon De- held and campaign
funds are low Democratic leaders aud
Democratic newspapers should arouse
the Democrats Of the commonwealth tu
the Importance ri making substantial
contributions to the fund
n dollar contributed hy u good Dem.
ocrat a. the Democratic National cam.
paign Fund will accomplish great deal.
The contributor ~ u dollar can feel
that he II actually performing one ~
the following services ~ the Democratic
cause; $40 contribution ten times ms
much; u 500 contribution hundred
times as much. aud ~ on.
How II II tsed.
IF used IN sending t"lcgruuhic news.
~ u send q hundr,d.wurd news item
g. a possible $50 00O readers.
III used IN sending ont sp,cill az.
ticlcs. II VIII print and deliver Ia cdi.
tor d thVuSind.wurd article which may
r,aon S55 coo readers
III used 10y the editorial department.
II VIII place Democratic editorial un
tn" editorial desk " papers having cir.
culation of slightly over million aud
quarter
1T will purchase 3OO eigh' page
pamphlets an the League ~ Nations ~
other democratic literature ~ pay post.
age un 100 1T them. ar buy is5 buttons.
III used hy the speakers bureau. II
viii carry democratic message from
one of our speakers Ia ili voters
Millions ~ Voters.
1T must be- borne IN mind that there
nrc many millions ~ voters and they
must be reached not once hut many
times and In many ways
Every democrat can and should d.
his ar her part. and doing ones part
CONSISTS In giving literally according ~
ones ability and mcans-nut merely a.
nominal sum.
''Cunscirncc ~ we'll ns patriotism AMI
democracy calls The l,stgu" ul nations
means p,a'" o. the nations. Its r..
lection means death and suffering tu
nations. L. millions ~ men. women and
children. Invest your money In do your
part Tor the league NJ nations. for p'J'".
progress and prosperity"
Al democrats are urged tu send
their contributions ~ once To- STATE"
headquarters. 90 Western Indemnity
building. Dallas. Make an checks pay.
able 90 Royal Il Watkins. secretary.
treasurer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
NEW RAILROAD LINES
OPEN UP DEVELOPMENT
Of MORE COAL MINES
sy eia, - Tho News.

~ - Tho News.
CRYSTAL FALLS. Tex, oct. g.
Thousands IT acres of AS'inch vein
'oll lie In the territory between here
and EllaNillc which viii be- available
, Tor development with the coming ~
the l,uclS Island line from Graham
westward. according to the local cham
Ter ~ commerce. report the West
Texas Chamber 81 Commerce
This coil WIS discovered In tho ear.
~ DAYS 81 this section. Before the oil
boom struck Stephens county coal
was taken from some - fthc shafts
sunk along he Clear Fork Of the lraz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10

~ ANA used IN the stephens county
courthouse ana in business houses ~
breckenridge. II IN "a better grade
Than any other found In West Texas.
Il II reported. Because II IT, inncccss.
Utility hy railway | was ncNcr cxtcns.
lively mined.
When the Texas & Pacific railroad
wa contemplated la cross the west.
oin part ~ the state "a survey nm
through EllasNille aud Srystal Falls.
" " undcir tod that some II the land
nl which this ncal appears waa NJ one
uilc IN" property ~ the GOulds. the
builders of the Texas a Pacific Mis-,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
WEST TEXAS ODAY"
IS DISTRIBUTED FREE
THROUGHOUT NATION

STAMFORD. oct a-Thc Cctohci
number oC West TEXAS To-day tn
official organ ~ the West Texas
Chamber 81 Commerce. viii make its
appearance In about two weeks In al
dition Ia recording the progress ~ the
organization Tor tho last month cr two
n vii, contain some writo.ups ~ West
Texas towns conditions and health re-
sorts. The number IL attributed free
throughout the nation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10
A TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney ana bladder troubles.
gravel, weak aud lame back. rheuma'
tism and Irregularities of the Kidneys
and bladder in buth men and women.
II not sold 10y your druggist. viii I've
sent 10y mail on receipt of si.s5. Small
bottle often cures. Send for sworn tes-
timonihls. Dr. T.. w. Hall. 1890 olive
street, -. Louis. Mo. Sold by drug.
observation-disclosures.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10

Reo-Model l6-Touring In good mcchan-
al shape. Two Cord tires and two fab
ric, brand new Gordon seat covers. This
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-10

Oakland Roadster. Has special body Tor de-
livery purpose. Motor in good shape
Priced low for quicl; sale
WHY'S Touring 7-passenger. Car repaintcd,
like new. Top in excellent condition.
Two new casing on rear Good car for
service work
Overland Six. With Continental motor. cord
tires and good equipment. Motor in good
mechanical shape.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
to Vote on
100000 Bond Issue

Demingy March 1C.-The board Of
trustees Of the city held q special
meeting last week for the purpose Of
reconsidering the matter OF placing
the proposal to buy the water plant,
on the ballot at the spring election
The matter has been up several
times, but on account Of not having
The necessary information, nothing
has been done about II. At the re-
cent meeting q petition bearing the
names Of 100 property owners, and
an estimate Of the value Of the
property, was presented on which the
trustees will base their action. It ts
now up to the voters OF the city
whether or not 100000 worth q
bonds VIII be issued for the purpose
Oh buying the plant and to improve
1t. IL the matter carries at the April
election, S62,500 will be used for the
purchase OF the plant and the bal
Will be used for improvements
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
Military Institute
Keeps Up Standard
as One of the Best

Roswell, March t6.-The officers
and cadets 81 the New Mexico Military
Institute have been much pleased Of
late over tho letters that have been
received as the result Of the recent
army inspection About two weeks ago
the institute was inspected BY Captain
Jones Of the regular army, and after
his reports were sent IN Colonel VIII
liamrs, chief Of the department. wrote
a letter expressing great satisfaction
with The condition Of the institute and
its military department A letter has
also been received from Major General
Diokulan. commanding general Of the
southern department, expressing his
satisfaction az hearing a report from
an institution which has such AZ
energetic body OF students aud upon
the work they are dolng, The n y
4. is keeping It's place as D Of
the best institutions Of its kind IN the
United States.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
ALFALFA GROWERS
OF HAGERMAA SELL
CARS IN YEAR.

Hagerman, n NJ. March 16.-The
Hagerman Alfalfa Growers Asaocia'
tion held its annual meeting last
week, which was attended hy q large
number of the growers from Dexter,
Lake Arthur and other nearby towns
The business transactions included
the election Of two officers to serve
for the next two years, The annual
report showed that the association
had sold 346 CARS of hay during the
year, the lowest price being $19 and
the highest $36 per ton. It also
weighed ever 100 carloads Of apples
hogs and other commodities for the
public. The association was formed
some ID years ago and during this
time has never failed to protect the
growers and has had a wide inflll-
ence IN the stahilizing Of prices.
After the business meeting the lem
bers Of the organization and invited
guests gathered around the banquet
board and partook Of the annual
feast which this year was served BY
the ladies' Of the community,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
Hens Cure Proves Fatal;
= 4 = = = =
Postmaster Very Sad

Falrylew. \. b.. march i6.-The
noatmastar'e c~uuntanance has 4 de-
clded cast OF sadness these days. II
hss a questioning look. too. rs II
uaafyinK. WHY do al things come
too iategH The cause "a the death 81
& pet hen which for the past SIX weeka
has held the place Of honor IL the sand
box under the stofe. biddy thraw nfs
There came i time. h0Nefaf, when
nntaiaiakalne SIGNS 81 Improvement
we're noticed She ceased diNsinR her
head Into Fhe Sand and e~ieyatin9 her
feet. Pathetic yef ludicfoiaE efforts 20
steer herself e. an phiectTe po'nf
nlfho8i = tumhie. betsme less and Lees
ffranent Under expert trr4sms1t she
Rsaanaliy fesainfd her haianfe Her
brAla became nafmal she freN Or
ss4anf KftFf DAY daring her ron
saiteffact abs world bop on - ne
neafhy F~aigtsnkk 1nf Hrfs ntg WeiNht
e4ztfIf TAO ~ aHfe1lhqret 4eF1ei4 a
nIfs1. art ~ asta 10 sfiIatft 81 ~
'the beam AL NeiIff y fset A.
maft selected fte t1nf ~ EEfEtlrE -
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slme "A pfa4a8 hsepg ealk z4st
49, fttf kef &ef Naa rFer 9fl
Wafh 4ta waa45 settle 41Nn eate4t
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
"HousehoId Survey Of
Roswell in Progress

Roswell, March 1.-THE household
survey for the ~Interchurch World
Movement with headquarters at the
chamber OF commerce is now on IN
this city. Teams OF two from every
church IN the city are assigned 70
each block and viii call at every home
arOund the book. A complete card
system, numbering and boundingseach
block has been prepared, so that the
survey will be q complete religious
cansus Leon a. Losey Of New York
City, national field worker for the
movement. IL In the city assisting the
ministerial alliance In handling the
work. A mass meeting was held a.
the First Christian church TO confer
on the situation and give instructions
70 tho workers. which was largely AZ.
tended.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

Demin6. March le james Aach,
adlutant general Of New Mexico, wss
in thu clty last week Tor the purpose
I.of ef~eRntzlug 4 troop oI national gaafl
cavalry Alt d meeting 81 the board 81
directors Of the chamber Of commerce,
General Baca stated that Governor
sLafragolo would commission Major
Earl Ely as captain Of the troop
following the resignation OF the major
from The reserve corps Of the U. s..
army. Lientenants Tor the troop will
he selected later. The troop Will take
charge of the army and all It's equip
ment and establish a station there,
Demdllg has the finest armory and
equipment Ii the state and over $4,000
in its arinory funds. 1he present
arm0ry hoard will be recognized and
viii take over the property at once,
With its armpry, its trained service
me- and liberal state patronage the
organization should have no trouble in
establishing itself.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
SCANLAND CONVICTED
Of MANSLAUGHTER
Sentenced T0PRISON

Major Frank M. Ccanland was
found guilty OF involuntary manslaugh:
ter ia the district court at Las Cruces
as the result Of the killing OF John r.
Hutchings while driving a motor a
in the ri PasoAPhoenix road race early
in November. The verdict was re-
turned Saturday night and Scanland
was sentenced to serve from eight 70
ten years In the ~penitentiary, His At.
torneys gave notice Of intention to ap-
peal.
Attorney General AsAren. who acted
as special prosecutor at the trial said
it was shown by witnesses that the
driver died from a bullet which came
from the army officers automatic pis-
tol. He carried a 46.calfher army pis,
tol and the bullet found ID Hutching's
body was that caliber.
The army officer. Chalk Aultman
of Ell Paso, also Indicted on the charge
OF murder, and Several other persons
were standing at the roadside Al
Lapark when the car driven by Hutch.
ings passed. AS the car whizzed past
the party several shots we're fired. One
Of these penetrated the drivers seat
anu AOuSEd III 4AupCHiHE = NHNft
Scanland testified that he had
traded pistols with Aultman, who had
a smaller caliber automatic pistol. be-
cause AuItman had not been success
full in target shooting with his smaller
gun. Other witnesses said, however,
according to the attorney general. that
they had not seen them exchange
guns, failing to support S~canland's
Testimony.
The attorney general said the prose-
cution was not able to show any mo-
tive for the killing and that he hon
estiy believed there wasn't any. The
jury apparently took the same view IN
the responsibilities carried BY him
tary manslaughter. The attorney gem.
eral expressed satisfaction with the
verdict.
The trial Of Au1tman was continued
until the next term Of court.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
YOUR COLD EASED
AFTER FIRST Dose
HPape's Cold Compound VIII
Then Breaks Up = Gold
IN 4 Few Hours.

Relief comes instantly. A dose
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks up
a severe cold and ends all the grippe
misery.
The very first dose opens your
ciogged up nostrils and the air pas.
sagea in the head, stops nose run
ming. relieves the headache, dullness
feyerishness. sneezing, and
stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up. Quite blow
ing and snuffing. Clear your coil
gested head. Nothing else In the
world gives such prompt relief az
'Pape's Cold Compound" which costs
only q few cents at any drug store
It acts without assistance. tastes
nice. contains no quinine-IAsist up
on Pape's. (Adv.l
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
DODSON WOULD STOP
SALE Of CALOMEL
SAYS cAL0MEL Is MERCURY AND
ACTS Like DYNAMITE ON
vOUR LIVER.

Dodson Is making g hard fight
against calomeI IN the south Every
druggist has noticed q great falling
Off IN the sale Of calcmeL They all
give the same reason Dodeon's Ldy.
err Tone Is taking as place
rCaiomei Is dangerous and people
know IT while Dodscn's Liver Tone
Is ~perfoctly safe and gives better re-
Suits said . pfomlnent local drug
gist. Dodaon'a Liver Tone Is per
bonaliy guaranteed by every drug
glst. a large bottle costs but q
few cents. and II Il fails 10 give easy
relief 10 every case Of liver 1lugSish-
ness and constipation. you have only
70 ask for your money hsck
U0asons liver Tone = . pleasant
tasting. pnreiy vegetable remedy,
harmless - both rhildrsA end adults
Take 4 spoonful AZ nie's and whke
up feeling fine 10 hlslionGnesa. sick
headache. noid stomach o. coa1lipat
cd bowels. e doent grippe o. cause
fnconpeaienen an he ndxt faF NE
siofant rafomel Take ; dogo e
calom4l today and Tomorrow yDu Aii
feet whak slck and naaataa Don't
ioen 4 days wcFt Take uodatp'a
Liver Tore larfefa sod tei nua
iuil o. Wiser aBd amhidea
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

~ 49, ~ V&&Ft@N At4VA
lu 8. Land Office a sSanta Fe, N. M,
March II, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
III Garrison, Of Regina. New Mexico,
who, on Nog. 20, 1916, made Homestead
Entry No. Oz8593 for SM NWA NWA
|SWlM, HWgM NEA NWM SW8M,
.SWA NyVA sFWA, WIZ SEA NFWN
.SWM, SWA SWH NBA SWKf, nv
lSWN SW1Ns VIZ NWH sen SWA,
SEA NWH SEA- SWH, SEA- SEA
iN1WlM SWlH Sec. s: Sh NEN NWH
SELL. S& nv NEA SEA SEA
NWA EEM Sh NEM SEM MEL
SWsM EiEM N1s SEH SEA section
B, TOWNSHIP 81 NJ, Range / W., N. M.
+. Meridian, has filed notice of intep-
tion to make Three-year proof, 70
establish claim to the land above do
scribed, before United States Com
missioner at Cuba, New Mexico, on
the 18th day 0E April, 1920
Claimant names as witnesses:
g, A. Endemany Of Regina, New
Mexico.
Eibsrt RuoEer. Of Regina. New
fiolle Dobbs. Of Regina, New
Mexico
laFnes Z Hatch, d Regina. New
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DnIGADo,
Register
Pub. March Is.
Last Pub. April Is.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

Department Of the Interior, u, 81
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. Nj,
March IL, 1920
Notice is hereby given that Fed
eric0 M Lopez, Of Santa Re, N NJ
Who on Dec. 10th, 1914. made Home
stead Entry No 02283a, for Lots 81
IL, ri and 10, Section 6 and lot 8
Section 4 Township 1C NJ. Range 8
lE., NJ NJ. r. Meridian, has filed no
tlco Of intention to make Three-year
Proof to establish claim to the
land above described. before Regis
ter and Receiver u. S. Land Office,
at Santa FL. NJ Ms b nthe Goth day
OF April. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Nicolas Lopez, OF Santa re tAgua
lFria) N. ~.
nehito Martinez, Of santa re (Agua
Fria) N. NJ
Juan Lopez. of Santa Re tAgla'
Frial M NJ
Juan Francisoo Romero. or Santa
ne (ARua Fr1a) N NJ.
FRANCISCO DEIHADQ,
First pub. March Is Register,
Laat Pub. April Is.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
I'M &c PRoaArE .

statea of New Mexico
County or santa ~
IA tha Mattar Of the estate Of Joao
n. Gcnaelea. Diseased.
Notice Of A~ppolnsment 81 Admins.
TRAITORS.
TO any And All Persons Nnemao
syer;
Notice n hereby given that he unr
dersianed. Manao'a Ortiz d Gonzales
u 0ailist60 and Santa Fe New Mes.
ico. has been aaiy appointed admine
ietfatrlx Or lhe eaiato 81 1o11 -
Gonzales. deceased. late Of TIE ceuns
n " Santa ~
Any and n1i persons haFtuw leNti
claims aeain1f tie aa'd 6eeendauts
sstate are hereby = "a g present
heir claims II tuiy Ine4 sefm. -
and within The tim0 mulrglte4 ~
AW and al nert1n1 knowing Mem-
alvea 10 ~ ladehlNd % said estate
age requested ~ make paynaenl 70
tha u~ndafniSnsa admiaiNtratrsM
1zsnet th8 fet ~ ~ ue<enbef
HANCN4A ORTIZ uH GONZALES
4aminiHllafrfk IS tta estate e lata
Al uoNxaie4 4eeN4aa8
+ n fmrie Alt9rBef Is Las NAaH
~ ~ ~ aet ~ Maria =
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

Springer High School
Contract is Awarded

Springer, March le.v-The board Of
education has awarded the contract
tor the new high school building on
Capitol hill to NJ. M. Sundt Of East
Las Vegas and the plumbing and heat
ing contract to E. D. Nunlist Of Albu-
Querque, with the understanding that
the $4,000 bond issue to be voted
upon carries. Otherwise the plumbing
and heating will be postponed as the
bond issue was not big enough
to cover the entire cost
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

~ ~ A4NW 0tAttH ~ rHutN w +ttW
1faxicc. March -, 1890,
Notice IS hereby given that Oliver
A. Tucker. OF Santa Fe, New Mextco,
Who, on April 24th, 1915. made Homo
ptead Entry No. 0zefsG for SEX
section .. Township 10 NJ. Range ?
IL, NJ VI r. Meridian has filed no.
tlco Or Intention 10 make Three-Ychr
rroof. 10 establish claim to the land
aborc described, before the Hegia.
ter and Receiver u. s. Land Office.
az santa re. New Mexico. on the
tth day 81 hfay, 1920.
Claimant names a. Witnesses
santlaep Villas. Willie Tucker, San.
lias0- ouinlanA. Sam razor, al 81
re. New Mexico
FIHkNcfsC0 DDIGADO.
First Pub March 4S Register.
Last Pub April rs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT or
ADMINISTRATIVE

Santa re, New Mexico,
March /, 1879.
Public notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been this day
appointed Administrative Of tbs es-
tate OF Frank Mendoza, deceased, "
appropriate order of the Probate
Court Of Santa Ne County. New Mux-
leo. All persons Saving claims
against the estate Of said decedeat
should present the same within The
time prescribed BY Ian.
LUZ 8. MENDOZA,
Postoffice Box
Santa re, N. N,
First Pub. March 4
Last Pub. March rs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18


Int Pub. March 1T~Kast Pak. April j
NOTICE
State 81 New Mftftb.
)ss.
County Of Santa ne.
M THM RnpDArm COURT.
no
Ia The Matter of THE Last VIII and
Testament Of Justo K MadrIi ~
ceased.
T0 Whom II Ma ron
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

NQtlCE
state q New Mexico.
lss.
County Of Santa ~.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
n the Matter Of the Last Win and
Testament Of Isidors Ferrsn. "a
ceased.
70 Whom It May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that All In
strument purp0rtins 10 be thu Last
VIII and Testament or Isidofe Fer.
ran, deceased, has been filed Ter pre-.
bate, In the Probate Court or Santa
- County, New Mexico, and
that BY order sf said Court
the 5th day Of April, 1870. a tna
a0ur OF 3 a. nj, At the court rsum of
said court II the City or Santa ~
New Mckee. Is the day. time. and
place set for hearing proof n said
last Will and Testament
Therefore. any person or persons
wishing 10 eater objections 70 the
p~rohating of said last WHt ana Ten-
are hereby notified To file
objections In the office Of the
Clerk OF santa Re County,
on or before the time set Tor said
haafine.
Dated At Santa Re, New Mexico.
this 1st day Or March. 1890.
ALFREDO LUCHflO,
County Clerk.
- FRED LOPEZ
lsEA15 Deputy.
first Pub. March 4.
~ p4sh March ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
FOR HER TO
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

/ p ~ ~ W "a WA M 2fN~HNN 1880"
/ sWMNEAsWM. SWNSWH SDA
sWM WM6WMSEN sec Z MN
NWANWIM MMNWNNEANWA Heg
ton 5, Township 2G Nj: Range 2 Naet
N. M. p. Meridian, has filed notice p
intention to make three year proof 4
establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before the United state 8om
missioner at Park View Rio Arribs
| Co, N. No., on April 49, 1890.
Claimant names as witnesses Man
uel Leiva, 1uanito Martinez, Jose q
valdez. Fiiiinon Maestas. ell of Can
FRANCISCO pELGADo.
Register
1st Pub March 11-Last Pub April =
NOTICE.
State OF New Mexico
County OF santa Fe:
In the District Court. No. $685..
Benito Lniah. Elfego Gomez. J. ANA
dor Gonzales. Lorenzo Ronnefp, ITO
copio Roybal, Antonio Roybals TO-
doro Iaaiiillo, Alberto Carols, SeFNfin
ouintana, Nicolas Quinfana, Genarn
nuintana, Biterbo Quintana Jose r.
Quintana, Juan Pablo Q~uintana, Encar-
nacion Salaxar v Garcia. EncRrnacion
salazar y Trtiillo, 1filario Gales, Ro-
berto Quintana. Francisco Gonzales p
Royhal, Herman QnintArA, Jose 4
Qninfana, prudeneio Lpeere, Manuel
lyge1 n..11os 1900 1890
noynaa' = sllstia9 ~ ~ 49, =
1aleia y SEM 1919 os,,1 pr11rs@ ~
1omez, LuciAAo itrliito. = -
~ EEseFan hurpeav' n,nss 49,
mere JQsehA seiakMs M1IauAA4 II
unez LApfaaa MsulnN suaa nv
Gomez ALanA1lo 49, 1900
Gonzales, EnfiQhe oy9ea $500
Herrera AulAAh =, Se.aop $3.50
Herrera, Fa1lp siterIelts sVsS ss
Montoya Jos Eaheap Mgstes
Beatrlz y aefna hle',sie1 1omsA. $50
santoE uumez. @0He 4 1rMas 1900
rico saAaxaf JOSS 4 A.u@Ah $500
Conner Ailfeao Lulhh. 9psg 49, ~
Ap0loniQ hoyOals stcsrtl $3.50
Manuel SaDin0 Jpsetlta snoni tl2
cio hoynai huypei n
Meatae, JaeoDp Moltoye' metsNtp
Gomez, Rita Gomez, LAtatlnA ~ ~.
Gelea ue hoynAl MTAan y a4A
samuel RaiehflN, nutglly
Primitive Gomez Eanaia9 uonaes
rlpio ArchAieta. y
hsena serna' Jose maslA aene, E1eA
Gonzales IlFnv Non1nssS b
Gonzales, benito uonha.ks ml
Elael Gonzales FeFnAAn neNAAies
itaar Tru1illo. juan Menin4 sanesV
1niilafmo tNran' hoSAEip
sados, Jose &. Gou1ex, Jose a Homsz,
Pedro Gomez y Gonzales Sfhz A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

st Pub March ll--nast PuD Apgil
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-08-27

AN ACT providing for the con-
struction of state system of
trunk line hard surface highways.
providing for the issuance, sale and
redemption of state bonds to create
a fund for. such purpose, and for
the submission of this act to a vote
of the people:
BE it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Washinnt