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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-29
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ZIVOT MA HAYT'I

q Republican Ilnyil yyyolhn byl
Y minnleeb dnneh NadnS 6jeW
vzlledem h yyAeifoydnf o Nehd'
neni amerjckyeb marl6hekS eb sbo
m SpojepSch Rtdt6 \ domorodei
V d6sIedkn tobpto yybettoydni w
sIo no jeyo, ~ do ncddyna pono'
yaly Ia pomAry, pfjpomiDaj ioi ~
Mesik0 u ~ teprye pred ncddy
mem doal0 X potlndeni loupeaD$el
u DczdkyDnScb ziyIh
M0Ih tnto repnbljkn nesplniIa
ocekdydnf, Jake Y nj bylo klade
no Nestnln W zemi spokojenfIn
lidn, Njictbo V blabobytu, jan by
10 by moSno ocekhvati yzbIeden
X jcjfm NuacnSm p1rodnim zdro
jim . poloze. JN pohled ~ pfi
stay ' Port.au.P Prince, k0pitoIu re-
publiky, rFesvedH mis- nedostot
KEN obchodnlho ruchu, se vAeo
becny vyvoj ~repnbliky je nNDfn
brsdtn.
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TH7HT "W1"
historic CESKE
KRASKY

Amor je N0dlt sl0b}m malSm
b0Skem, jc.li jediuou jeho zbrant
krdsn TAX soudi Alice Louise No.
keroyd, diyku desk6ho p6yodu.
kter6 uzndDn byln " mjkrdsntjs Il
annn New yorlm Die ndblodu je
iilo, buck ldsly md by bSti Oh
d6fen vftsimi scbopnostml, tnl
uby mobI syoji prdci yykouoti do
bro nly m~nn2elstyi udinll TAX
6pInym q 5fostnym 6~spdcbuw, ia
kSm mi bgti Amor sySm sipem
zpnsobiI t6to lrdsce Vice bolesit
nell st6sti JinA 2enn zisInla srd
% jejiho manaela
Jedlf pred wkem byla ioydrni
dfIOioi, MmtslDnuou v z1yodb ~
ySrobu sntroWdek, broadway d
Pdid avenue byly pro nj jak fmsi
pohhdkoySm u yzdhlenSm mdsleu
IDnes yAok Alim il zudmo spoiled
Dosti y Broadway y d6sledlm n
Ibk6pi eeny = obnosu 10000, hte
ron yypsnl Illustroynnf toAopif
Daily News, yypbAmjiei Y NeN.
Yorku, pro uejkrdandjk pracujieI
diykn V mclropoli A s%polednost i
broadway 10 nynf diyi, jak mohI
~ mau1eI Ink ahhy oabazili TAX
udWnf n pMjenn6 zeny. Bylof '
minuI9ch dneeh oznhmeno, NJ nj.
lostud romance i6t0 nejkr6sntiB III
aeUy Y New Y1rlu. jfa yedln ke
s6athu, skouM w nodlonh0 pred
rOzyoduim soudem,
Alim nnrodila NJ Un VVeboduI
Istrnne New yorHl pred dyaeiiI
ttemi roxy jake dccrn zeblIde IN
bht6 20 dyaeet dyf lfta znaIt
toJiko tuto VSebodni stronu q NJ
broadway, nlid sy6tu \ nddher,
ptiNa jeuom zffdka, Jako diykt
noJcalo " prdei v krejeoysk6m Vi
y0dd, n tohoto Myodu pfcaln d'
toydrny M yVrobu zcIizek X no
Ieni, poDeyad2 kynuIy i ~ leps
vSddlky, Odtud PINK odebrala ~
10 tovdrny M sn6rovocky
Alice byIa yzdy poyahy vessel
. byla oblibena YAude, kde pre-
c%ovnla, Knzd$ rid pohledtl m IN
10 ccskou krAskn 4 velkyma Der
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-29

a. mmle Mula ,lail sknrn nNVi0
I,lrlnt rhwli hcs mlt,u q sinrsi lids
ohleknii - lo iuho 90 rmdnr jim
in nkl.
ultVt hntnyi i uhAyntrlt Hay.
III n%rirhleii lnll0 Neisiee ~ i
tnmN rDutiyd nflln ot munkN 4
uobp Ud ceurniu Pro malt ,ltii n
slio So uhlpk 4 ukoydlln ptllo ID
mouhy snlirc snadnn Nlualuo ~ d
Shdno aiii uni nriedna Vystfihnt
~ ie,lnmiuko jenum otsur pro hln.
20 u rner n "ohlpk 10 hutov
kuSddho mlu muolo delnihn !
lInyii Mltsdi pod dokorem opcnlt
~ kuhuL kdc yydtlnji ,rlmi sluA.
nj pcnim pr tezhni cukrovd lrti
ny Nruceii - prnvidant V bi
lteh, pl6tfnfeh Aotcch, ndliefi 4
Mich dokonrc = jednim ulpbo dye.
MA 1lalfmi Nnbt ! luhfm sl0me
nfm %klohuukcm n p6rcm obuyl H.
mcrlckt yfroby u y holi 80 stfi.
brnSm %koydnim TGmtr kindly Y
mich ma kufr ME cclni 1fednieI
lfidkn v nich %naleznou neco X zdn.
ntni kuiry kupuji ~ tito falnicI
icnom y iouhy, ably jcjich zd6nli
Va zdmoinost iesie Vice yynihmln.
I'ylo BY snacnd ncspmycdlivo
kdyby ysielni obyyulelt ttto reps.
bliky hdnni byli do jcdnoho pyle.
Asi III p%roccnia obyyatelsiyn,
jiclz sYeilcjai krcy nnzuntijc
pfim6sek kryc fruucouzskt nnebo
jin6, isou prnyon proiiyou pr6
m%druHel obymlel toto %fqrnosnkf
replbliky Jsou proyidelnd zuacui
y2del6ui n mluyi spr6vne fran
eouzslty, AyS0k ost0tni spokojcnI
jsou a poudbou eSisicnci Ncmaj
zccln Mdn6 tuzby ~ poyznesli
Domorodi deluici yyddldy0ji rs.
20 M 30 ccnt0 dcnDt, M bidnf
ziyobyti jim 10 nccla dosludi, Mno
VI Americana, IN ostr0yd @ns1zeni
tyrdi, " tito domorodf d6lnic.
vLnsine ~ vice pent2 prdre ncyy.
konaji, ale prnydop je, ~ l|p'
plnccDi domorodi ddluici, Y nichi
yzbudi ~ tnabo ably ldpe III
lfpc No aatlli iso0 opr0yd0 pildS
mi delniky,
Aysnk yttsinn %domofoded Y tftl
dcru6 repubIice Bile jenom dnca
hu il o litfok ~ heatard America
authority ~ ostroye soudi, ~ nj
lelitoa ySpbovon lidu dalo BY "
mnollo zlcpslti Ale 10 mohl b.
yykohuli jcnom big dloydk Hay
II mohlo by No stdti mmi, . jnk'
Mnil kristof kol1mbus, kdyby /
domorodcd ndIoaiiou y$cboyou vs.
y0lnl0 50 iu2ba 20 lcpsim 3iVoli
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~zAVODNovANI JlNDY A NYNI,

., ncsloli iosui 10 mudefnl vNsl
ludir ma ,lusintrk VOID, Roxy
unnves. Indus u Drahmapulra po
skNiuii ohrovska mnoisINi vodN
n Indii il mogno .pnlfiti savod
no,nci mfigrni modrrni ! primiil,
al vshlpdrm X vrlkt Mlidntnosii
,cma H. nuino iniensiyna ohialh
vnti undu n prnto myodnovhnt
~provaLano bylo IL ii1 Y ddvnSch
dobnchl
llalip docililu poyoruhodnchu
vSvoie Y Mvodnoynci prnksi n
stnla NJ uciielkou osluiniho avtiu
y Nyodnoyaci doycdnosii. Spoie
nd Staty pfijali mnohc = iiolskSch
method, Itnlic mn doslalck dcatn.
ale piece jcnom 2~nyod6nir syoje
posemky n n6sledkcm lolo nikds
IN nedoch6zi ke kMosirofdlnim
nc1rodhm,
\ Cine phi myoddoydni ulivd
~ primiiivnieh method ' ttio
lcmi prdcc dalnikn jc lOcin6 n TAX
vodn \ fek n potokn IN pole ie
nosenm dalniky V nekicrfph krn
jin6ch ovscm zfizeny byly take ~
yodnoyaci kandly Moderni me
thody myodnoydni yyluduii yaul.
rucni prdci pfi dopr0y6ydui yody
ma pole,
We SpojcnSeh Sldlech rckln
mocni sIuzbn v poSlcdnicb osln
nhcti lctccb proyedln relou iudl
obdivlboduSch Myodhovncicli
podnikd Taio sluabn proyedln VI
cc ienom east znyoddoyneich pro
jckth, uysuk mono fiei ~ east
nrjitzsi, ncbof yykouula tnkoyp
1koly, IN jiclz %proycdcni soukrn
ny kapitdl ~ ne0dynaoynl Mczl
ncjyusimi icjimi podniky jsoI'
Iiooseyelioyu hrdz, jcS abuJovhni
byla ndkludcm ~ ,bOO,00O AFRO
wrock hrdz, ie5 81 yylddalu ndkla
du 1000, 900. Elephant Butte
hr6z v Noytm Mcsikn, iri iv0fI
zdsobni nGdrSku hli reservoir u
mil dlonhou, Shoshone hrdz 81
Wyomingl, Pathfinder hrh2 v.
Wyominpu, Laeuno hfda u jiun
Tyto modcrni znyod6ognci pod
Milky jsoi obdiyubodn6, NE pfocl
Jis pred mini byla n p%osofghodnl
znyod1oyuci afizcpi V Ar'zoni
json zbyiky zayod6oyncich kauh
IA 4 prcbistorleks ch dob, kl,t
mali vice jnk 1000 mil d6lky, Jr
den 4 ticht0 kan6ln yeden byl n
Aoln6 feky 20 nfkolik mil tyrdot
Iozeninou s~opednfch skal fyh5i
nell, II prdkop tenlo %proycdel
byI bez ySbusniu u polzc prinl
iiynimi ndstroJi, mnsime jcnon
obdiyoyati yytrynlost idehto ltdl
dDskg eh bndovatel6 No druhi
sirnne feky naIfzd W yelkS Ari
zonsk{ knpdl, ktery sIednje no
ryto prehisloriekfho kanhlll n ~
yodduje mzlobn 100000 nkf6 !
okoIi PjioeDixu
y kauHde nnldz6 SO iaktfS celf
Hdo po2orihodn$ch myod1oyo
cich praei Mnoho nejdrodnfjAic
pozcmkh k0nady uaeIlhsi ~ YIN
Voddoynnt obInaii V Indii, Egyp
~, Australia, kannd6 o W Spoie
n9cb sidteeb DejIepM lnleDty IN
zen9rsks jsou znmestndny Y bndo
yhni Myodhoyaeich podnikn, kte
n |poyozuji ~ yse0becut W npi
lepsi inyegtmenty Nikde neni i
toyhno peuez m zbudoyhni nei
lcpkiho Myod1oy0ciho lnfizeni
poniyadz z6rodnenl pozemk6 0a
mepa zlcpAeni bospodhTkfbo sin
VI rozshblSch oblnsd D udle5ji'
zu5ilk0yhnf h uemeddlskf m dfe
Inn ! holfcb pustin
araf -Na aMMa4 MH maaeas
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-29

hNph0m uImAll ~ lmg vAeeh uAiuis
nirh p%olraviu lene nrili hes ehlrs
ha, otkully Gimme, japonei u No
rrancl %pruknNull, ~ rfle mnsr jim
%poslouiiii aicinn doble RSie do
suuand miiy maze hSli posnloyd.
nn M denni clleh o%rleuthlnlho
Ildu
rhltb ie xnhm y~Aeobeenh po 90.
lem Waia, aykak ieho %pfiprnyn ~
ruylilnG v ~nahtcrsch ,cmich lldd
d6Nnjt pfpdnost %derNtvdmu ehlcbn
lenn6 peeeufmu, iindc pnk pedr
" chldh toliko %ie,lnou mebo hyu
krdio v tednu V kr0iindeh tep.
ltch eildb ppcc ~ v p%amrnnfch
nncbo clIplnerh p%pricl jef male.
znji 10 mimo obydli V McxIIn
vaislna potfclnsaudho ehlebn pc.
90 - pod Airfm nebpm . nnmnoza
josld uciprimi vndisIm z%phsobem.
X icho yfrobe uaiyd ~ III hlaynf
mouby kukldicuf V %nektcrfeh
mexipkfeh krajindcb pcde n cbldb
M rozp6IcnSch knmcnech u domo.
rodc0m MDmeuite clntnh V Ne.
xiku il mhlD vefeinPeh pek6ren.
NnIcNucmc j. toliko W yclkSch
mesiecIl. M ycnkoy6 n V mensieh
osaddch kinda hospody6ka pcce Il
clldb samn A / W mestcch. hde
mIdgaii - pekhrny veiejne, pc.
kniskS VIM. pcfig0 r~ozgGzeiir il
zglhalnoati Lido dochdzpji NJ pro
syhj dllfb pfimD DO pcldfny IN
n lam roznd6cn j. chldb take pos
ulimlmi prodavati kicM chIib no.
|si W yplltfch kosicl 10 hlnyheh.
v BulbarsLu d srbsku q take v
jinSch mmich tito podonni pro-
dnvnH clilcbn jsou obydejnSm zic.
VEN m micicb
Nn kubf nnlcznemc chl6b yseeh
moSn9ch tynth n ycJikosii cd do.
yednG spletcnfho frane6uzskGh
b%ochniku M do b0ehniku sibkOyis
t6lo tynru ~ ~ n paleh dlouhf.
no Erajitky, kfhjmf 4 takoy6io
podlodhIfb0 bochniku, peinaN .
md0ho ytfsi velikost nezli nase
y fibmf dollnry
Hilu9 chItb jc obliben zvldstd v
Ndmechu u fcskosloynisku Boeli
MIX btmeckfb0 sedI6bm We dbeeh
doNatlm byl vclkf 4 tmoyf q pras
gidcIut irochu Aakysl$ w Finalm
pcde 80 eblfb tuhf q ivrds, die il
dosti chutuS Y NorsEu pefe 10
cbllb \ ic6nf mouky q mdj0 No
4oIi w ~ edsku n ' DGnskn WI
bina chl1bG yyrhbi W n mouky
ainH Y Aeinich standin6vskSc h
pfcr 70 pfhVi0elHf chleb = biVOfpm
uproEtfed, TAX aby m6l1 bgti ds
acn M zyldstni tyc v rohu komos
ry 4 polrnyinami
Y Anqlii oblibeu j. chlfb pse.
niduf q v Skoisku no mu0hSeh
mistcch lido Vi pochutnayaN IA
cIdebt u mouky 0yesni PrayideL
u6 h0foyi 50 menA bocbhflfy D.
hroubl6bo tvarn
R}M jc size llavot p%otmvinm
Y Clnt q J%aponsku aysak Y ob0i
ttcbio mnieh Ne sp0lfabuje vellfh
moolstyi chIcba ChI6b v t6chfo
mmldt pecc So hIaype y monky
rgloyf Y cfnskSch mestech 10
moapD unl6zti velth mn6zstW W,
fcjnSeh pekdrpu, kterf vyrabfH
yeIice clninS ch1fb \ rfz6v6 mon
Nv
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Mohyaty mdIoby Pm H. I.

Mohvaty mdloby Pan n. +,
Ias 4 Cambridge, Minna plies
/" (iul nj potfBebi sdeIid van, 10
Dw Pnim lIobok0 pro mDe W.
hooulo ~ mnohd M jsem igpfl
zddlyaiy mdIoby nhble jsem
klml q mndld ~ dcset M patnaet
mint Hadn jspm NJ i nekolika
l6haf, aIe bez 6spcelfu 20 u 6eli
jscm 0 IIoboku n wzh6dl NJ zIuus
siti jo Nyuf jsem siJeu d Adrav."
Tcnio prosIu1Y bylinmy Itk eiht
krey Msfon, bdhatou q eepvehou
n Mayi peyUb, slime q Mlmyf svas
" posilujc ueryoy5 system ! NJ
goini orghny Nepr6ddyd 10 pro.
AlfedDicfyim lfkdmlkd zylasf6f
~jcdnatelf z1sobnji IidI primo il
laboratoFe Dr. Peter Fabrney "
Sons foa 1901 Washington
Blvd .Chicago, H. Advert.
sement
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0 6eakou hkolu ' chebn posta.

rano - n mihiaimsiya yhifm "a.
olpomujp N l1iebu " bldsi, NJ =
op@yo0 posk6zen6 deskf sk0ly
byIo mpodnto lined 4 ~ bld0u o.
prayy ~ nkonfeny Y nejblizsi dG.
IN, t0kzq pocdthnm pristine t9dus
bude Im uerpAend yyufovhm opt
Mh6jiG Poufyadz dosavadnf
mietnoati sholnf ucyyboWJf Jest
mbhjeuo jcdnhni abY pro festod
tbola Y chebn byiy ujisffny /.
buod wduAnf, Y haadfm smffu
YhoWjid mtsinosH ' jirf budo.
W. n ~ 70 noidEVe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-29
CHLEB V RUZNYCH
ZEMlCH

syat uziyh rdzngcb druhh pofra
vim, aysak nejyaeobocnfiW q nej
dnIezitejM . Mich j. ehldb Snad
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03
FOSTER DECLINES

Judge F. H. Foster asks US to
say for him that he will not, un-
der any circumstances, accept
the Office Of Mayor and he asks
that his friends support the Cit
izens ticket. He believes that
the men who started the Water
Works should see it through and
have the credit or blame as the
results warrant.
Judge Foster appreciates the
confidence and friendship which
prompted his nomination but he
believes the best interest of the
town is best served by his decli-
ming it.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03
Peoples Caucus

A caucus was held at Judge Fosters
Office last Thursday evening and a
new ticket for village officers was
launched.
The candidates on the ticket are:
For Mayor, f. FL. Foster.
For Trustees: R. Lopez, Charles
Weatherill, +. O. White, and j. E..
Wildman; for Clerk, Frank L. Schultz.
Some of these were nominated
against their protest but the ticket is
launched and ballots will be printed.
The Australian Ballot is to be used so
all voters may vote for any candidate
they choose or may insert any name
they wish iEstead Of the regular NOM
inees on either ticket.
The idea Of all is to have a fair
expression Of the wish of the people
I'm the choice of village administra-
ton for the coming year and there is
apparent, no strife or diseord but a
desire for friendly rivalry in choos-
ing officers.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03
Mrs. Johnson

The deaeh Of Mrs. James w.
johnson, Sr. at their home near
Pleasant View, Sunday morning
is the most depIorable event Of
the week.
Death ended her suffering of
ten days following the still-birth
of child March 20th,
The horror of this calamity
following upon the death from
Pneumonia Of a son and daugh-
ter a few weeks ago, has filled
the cup Of sorrow Of this stricken
family to overflowing.
Mrs. Johnson was a young, ro-
bust woman with, seemingly all
that makes life worth while to
live for, and her death is most
deplorable.
Mrs. Johnson was formerly
Miss Docia Smith. She came
here from Texas, four years ago
and was married lastyear to }.
W. johnson. She has been all
that mother could be to his
children and was idolized by
them and him.
The body was embalmed and
held awaiting the arrival of her
aunt, Mrs. R. L. Taylor, of Mata
Gordo, Texas, who came Wednes-
day and funeral services were
held at the Baptist Church in
Roy, Thursday, April 1st, at lO
A. M. conducted by her pastor
Rev. w. A. Dawn.
Interment WILDE at her old
home at Lott, Texas,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03
Town Business

TIE Roy Village Trustees met il
special session with the Mayor Mon.
day evening to finish up some busi-
ness prior to election and a possible
change of administration. The report
of the Auditor was canvassed and ac-
cepted but only the summary was
available as Mr.. Stevens had taken
his papers to Santa Fe to be itemized
and. copied so that complete state
mant cannot be published this week
but will be as soon as it is returned
The summary shows very satisfactory
state of finances in all the funds. Mr.
Hearn has resigned as Village Treas
'urer and VIM. G. Johnson has been
made temporary Treasurer until the
new Board of trustees appoint one
Judges and Clerks of Election were
appointed for the village election next
Tuesday as follows:
Judges: F. H. Foster, Alcapia
Griego, p. C. Haines.
Clerks; Earl McMinimy and E., J.
Floersheim.
A resolution was passed to pro-
vide for meeting obligations necessa-
ry to prosecuting the work oHa the
town we'll with the Floersheima Mer-
camille Co. and several minor masters
adjusted
The matter of providing better ho-
tel and restaurant facilities feS train
men and passengers on the "Polly''
was discussed and it was settled that
we should get busy and do something
worth while. The candidates for re,
election declared strongly for finish
ing the job on the water works, get
ting action for a hotel and doing all
the things that will be necessary for
the betterment of Roy, whether they
are reelected or not.
Ballots for the "Citizens" Ticket
and Peoples" Ticket were ordered
for the coming electiogn
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03
Lopez Says

10 the voters of the Village Of Roy:
Having been nominated at caucus
of citizens, held. on the night of the
25th-of the present month as member
of the City Council, on the Peoples
Ticket, said nomination having been
made under my protest, therefore
wish to inform the Voters of the VII
lage of Roy, that | withdrew my
name from such Ticket, for the rea-
son that | had made up my mind that
/ would support the other Ticket (the
Citizens Ticket and l can not con.
sistently do it and run on another
Ticket
The Citizens. Ticket is composed Of
some of our best business men Of our
community, and they are all men with
whom ] .haYa been associated for along
time in the public affairs of our town,
and personally know and have the.
confidence that they will represent.
the best. interests of our town regard
less of anB favor, because they are all
J men who, have at heart the welfare,
/ of the community as well as the WE'LL
fare of themselves. They are all
heavy Taxpayers and there is no doubt
but that they will look for the best
interests, Of all concerned.
Our town is progressing very rapid
ly, we. are getting new business .iasti-
tutions started right along which. will
be valuable to our community in the
future. and we want to invite. more
capital. to our town and more inyest-
ments ought to be welcome and 40
doUht we can accomplish this by pull
ing together instead of beingy divided
in factions and fighting each other.
There have been many instances in
some other communities where the ad-
vancement and progress has been him
dAred simply because there were
people who wanted to carFy their am
billions Of personal interest and did
not care for the welfsre, Of the ma
lority and the consequences were that
their towns never advanced to any
degree worth mentioning.
We need many other things in our
town besides getting. into scraps over
nothing; our Public, Schools need more
attention than we. have given in the
past and if we 90, not do it they will
run down to nothing for lack of CO.
operation, so Ap us an pull together
for the advancement and progress
of our town and ins6tGtions and let us
set aside pedty politics. By doing this.
some day we win have one of the
best towns in our State.
! wish TO thank my friends who
nominated me as candidate for Cean-
cilmaE. but / believe that it is for the
best interests Of all concerned to
FeliSiRate any fight in our le-al af-
fairs and support only one ticket.
Yours very truly,
R. L0PEz.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03
MAYORS PROCLAMATION
FOR VILLAGE ELECTION

Whereas, the laws Of the State OF
New Mexico, governing the municipal
affairs of towns and villages have
set, a stated time for the election Of
officers for the same, and
Whereas, the village Of Roy, under
its articles of incorporation is in duty
bound to elect officers for the ensuing
fiscal year subject to state regulation,
therefore |, Fred s. Brown, Mayor
of the Village of Roy do proclaim
Tuesday, April 9Th, 1920 Election
Day, for the Village Of Roy, on which
date, the qualified voters Of said vii
lage will elect Mayor, Four Trust
ees and Village Clerk, for the term
of One year, as prescribed by law.
The usual polling place and election
regulations will be observed in this
election.
Done this 11th day Of March, 1920,
at Roy, New Mexico.
FRED S. BROWN,
Mayor.
Attest, Melville Floersheim,
Village Clerk.
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Very truly yours,
JONATHAN H. WAGNER,
State Superintent.

The estate of the late Jacob
Rodriguez will receive $2,3OO.OO
back compensation in addition to
his war-risk insurance of $3.50
for 20 years.
This money justly due these
old people would have gone by
default but for the efforts Of the
Red Cross Home Service,
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FARMERS MILL. AND ELEVATOR
COMPANY
(No. 1045Sl

with the endorsements thereon, as
same appears on file aud of record in
the office Of. the State Corporation
Commission.
In Testimony Whereof, the Stase
Corporation Commission of the State
of New Mexico has caused this cer-
tifcate to be signed by its Chairman
and the seal of said Commission to
be Affixed at the, City of Santa Fe on
this 10Th day of Merch A.. D.. 1920.
HIGm HL. WILLIAMS
(Seal) Chairman.
Attest;:
A. L. Mhrrisoa, Clerk.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03
Filling Vacancies

R. Lopez. clerk of the Roy
School Board. asks us to publish
the following letter he has receiy
ed in answer to his inquiry in re-
gard to filling vacancancies on
the School Board.
"The law provides, (Secs. 49,
5O-51, J that in Incorporated cit
les, towns and villages, members
of the Board of Education may,
when vacancies occur, fill these
vacancies for the unexpired term
For this purpose two members
of the Board constitute a quorum
it seems to me, therefore, the on
ly thing for your Board to do is
to fill the vacancies for the unex-
pired term and this should be
done at once. :"
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

go TO Church Sunday" was OBJ
served by the Church and Sunday
School people of Roy Last Sabbath.
Pledge cards were offered to all to
sign up for as many church services
as they thought they could attend
during the year, and many persons are
pledged to go to church in the future.
1t is a clever little schc ne and will re-
suit in good to those who got in on it
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

A superstitutious subscriber found
a spider in his paper aaa asks whether
that is a sign of good or bad luck.
Finding a spider in your paper is
neither good nor bad luck for you.
This spider was merely looking over
our paper to see which merchant is
not advertising, so that he can go to
that store, spin web across the door,
and live the life Of undisturbed peace
ever afterwards.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

A hay-rack load of school kids
in charge of their teachers, Miss
Blevins, 9th and 9Th and Miss
Hanna, 7th the 9Th grades, went
to the canyons Thursday picknic-
king in spite of the wind.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

Last Friday afternoon, the Primary
pupils and their parents surprised
their teacher, Miss Bryant, the occa-
sion being her birthday. The parents
came in body bringing icecream and
other good things and the afternoon
was delightfully."- spent in having a
good time.
Miss Bryant is very popular with
her little charges and has the instinct
and personality necessary for that
important trust, starting children on
the right road to an education and
their parents are duly appreciative
of her labors for their children.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

Casey" White butchered mon
ster hog last week from which he rem
dered 125 pounds of lard besides near
ly 300 pounds of pork. He remember
ed the s-A. with a generous slab of
tenderloln from it which is as fine
meat as We have tasted lately,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

E. F. Henry the plasterer will
be here about April 18th and will
finish up the plaster and cement
work he left last fall when he
went to California.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

The March winds have appareetly
let up on us and we are again enjoy
ing ideal New. Mexico weather. con-
ditions. Rain on snow would be vel
coined but the wheat is growing as
fine as could be asked with fenr feet
of moisture yet to draw from. Prairie
grass is stasting to grow.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

1876 lives lost and IL millions
of property loss by wind in the
eastern states this week, and yet
we let a little harmless blowing
here make US fussy.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

The matter Of filling the Office Of
U. S. Commissioner at Roy which was
the subject Of investigation by rep
resentative Of the Federal Court, last
week, has been satisfactorily settled
by Judge Colin Neblitt, by the re-ap-
pointment Of F. H. Foster and W. H.
Wilcox for another four years which
will about finish up the final proof
business o! this district.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

Russell Kerns and Chauncy DePew
went to Dawson last week to get jobs
and go it alone. It's great to be a
boy and feel the thrills of beginning
o be your own boss.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1920-04-03

Owen Clay is back from a tour
he has been making since he sold
his wheat. He has learned his
lesson in investments and will be
harder to catch on stock swindles
in future.