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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09
BY Floyd FairhBrst
Deputy
CERTIFICATE OF TNooRPoRATioN


KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
ENTS That We. Stanton Howe, Edward
d Parker. and Chester A Parker. rest
dents II the State Of Colorado have as
sociated ourselves together for the purpose
Of availing ourselves Of the provisions #
the general ncoruoraflcn laws q the state 10
Colorado and becoming a body polite and cor
porate under and by virtue Il the provisions
Of said laws. and IN accorcaucs with tne pro
visions and requirements Thereof. we -
hereby make. execute and Acknowledge. each
for himself and in his own proper pers n
this and three other like and counterpart
certificates IN writing Of eur intention -
TO become a body polite ard corDorate and
do hereby certify as follows, to-wft;
IRIS The corporate nam- ~ ~
Of our said Company shall be the { J.
Howe Minine and Trading Company
SECOND The object and purpose f1r
which The sad corporation IS formed az" m
corporsted are,
1 To prospect, and explore purchase or
otherwise acquire ard TO sell, and dispose
of aad generally to deal with and in
lands. mines. minerals. Ores. petroleums. ~
e.-iisr subsfsnccs, mining and vater
rights and claims, and interests therein,
ir The State Of Colorado, and New Ees5oo,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

WANTED-Two section homestead
and two sections state land Boz
il-2 Mon:ezums- Kansas.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09
CT A
LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Tract Of land in City
OF Santa Fe, west Of and adjoining
D. & r. G. Railroad in north west
part OF town. Address, State Record
Santa Fe, N. NJ.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
STATE OF NEW MEXICO

Sealed proposals Will be received
at the office Of the New Mexico
State Highway Commission, Capito
Building, Santa Re, New Mexico
until 200 p, M, January "a, 1920
for the construction Of State Road
No. /, Section ,, known as New Mex
leo Federal Aid Project No. l-B, Col
fax County, located between Rator
and a point 1880 miles south APP.
proximate main quantities, as iol
lows;
1910 Gu. Yds Glass Excavation
1892 Gu. Yds Class ! Borrow
239l4 Sta. Yds. Overhaul
223S6.24 Gu Yds One Course Grave
S~urfacing.
Is Gu. Hds RIP Rap
2S2 Lin. II. lS' Diam "a Ga Cor
rupated Iron Culyert
2g4 Lin. d. PAP Diam 10 Ga Cor
rugafed IRON Cairert.
% Lin ~. 5U' Diam I- 90 Cor
wzateI iron Calvert
a Ir. Et. Dam. I4 4. cor
rr. .f.1 Iron Calvert
i4-I a.. .. Glass a C1ncre,,
f15-. l. .... Glass H l..gr..
2+-t l.. .ied - .I k..H..ra.
3d. -aa.., E.r..-
Bars
fH- Et. Pipe Realms
Bridges
a .. Ft. }t1oGr- IIfuE
leI-N 81 Ft Suh.'r.r..re m
Der
59-f-B M JIG, >ap,r.traour, lam
Der.
Forms tor proposals. instruct one
to bidders. plans and specification.
may be examined ar the Office Of
District Engineer, Ration, New Mex.
leo. and az the office of the Stat,
Highway Engincer SANTA Fc, New
Mexico. or may b. procured At tn,
! office Of the State Highway En-
gineer. Santa Fe, New Mexico, upoi
the deposit Of SO. which dcposii
will be refunded when the plans and
speciiicstiol@ are returned ~ good
order.
The State Highway Commission re
serves the right 70 geieci any and
al proposals
I a GIllETT
State Highway Eng neei
Santa Fe n NJ. December 20, 1919
First Publication Decembcr 70. 1919
% Mn1n
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09
A. L. MORRISON.
Clerk.
STATEMENT OF FOREIGN CORPORA

TON.
KNOWN ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
ENTS: That The S J. Howe Mining and
Trading Co, a corporation organized and
existing under ana by virtue OF ", laws
OF the State OF Coloiauo ahe ucs"ihs 70
transact ITS business IN the olate Wv
Mexico, doth hereDy make tht l'HoNIns
statement IN accordahoc WIN th' pr ''I NJ
Of Section 9n' N NJ statutes '''''''''oh
Of l9lS; ,.oo
Inc amount on Tvs caplIai 500 l""n M
AMI tle amount WY ss9..
The character o. the Dnsine.. "ISn "a
ls TO transact m the Ataie OF N'@ N'N''
aud to any and all things that o. \',ural
Person Gould dos All Of winch 800 illiy
appear IRON Hri s 2l lneotaf ' 'i
company herewith hle1. A
The l9ca.ian on its pIinglIal o.I
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09
Personal

.AsTROLOGf-Stars -etl Lies stoy
Send birthdate and dime Tor tria.
reading Eddy $40 East 5Sth, Chicago
suite 60.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09
Attcsts
A L MORRISON,
Clerk.

A L MORRISON,
Clerk.
STATE OF COLORADO
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
United States Of America,
)ss Certificate
State Of Colorado
l. JAMES r. holland. Secretary Of State
Of the State Of Colorado. DO hereby certify
that the annexed is a full, true and com
plete transcript OF the
CERTIFICATE OF incorporation
OF
THE 6 / HOWE MINING AND TRADING
COMPANY
which was filed in this Office the THIRD
O'Clock p NJ. and admitted 70 record.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
have hcreunto set my hand
(Creat SeaD and affixed the Great Seai 81
the State Of Colorado. al tNe
CITY Of Denver, this TWENTY
FIRST fsv az MAY 4. d 1919.
JAMES R. holland.
Secretary If ate.
BY Floyd FsirhBrst
Deputy
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
No. 038460
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.

In the Matter of Application for
patent for the San Miguel Group
Of lode mining claims. comprising
the San Miguel, Copper Queen and
Palmer lodes. in the San Miguel
Mining District, Sandoval County
New Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

STATE Highway Eng neei
Santa Fe n NJ December 20. 1911:
First Publication Decembet 70. 1919
a.t pa iiiraf-rr January 9 lQ20
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF NEW MEXICO
Certificate Of Comparison

United States Of America
State Of New Mexico
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED. that 0'
annexed is fun, true and complete trana.
cfipt Of the
CcrtiGed Copy Of Certificate Of Incorporation
THE s J. HOWE MINING AND TRADING
COMPANY
(N0. $500
with rla .. .H..H .u.. Thereon
aprears on hle and of record % che nI
hre oi the >'a. Corpora
aiou.
State Corporation Comm 1
Of the State Of New n.E.
has caused this certificate %
SEA h. stoned Iv it- lH1rH Fl
and the seal Of said Connie
sion, 20 b. affixed 40 the ttI
Of Santa Fc on this 4th day
q June A. D., 1919.
HUGH II WILLIAMS
Chairman
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

Sale No. 1861 - NEA, NHNWA, Sec. a
7. % S, R. 2 w, containing 1000 acres
The improvements consist of house, barn
corral, we'll, fencing, value Sl,72S.O.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

Sale No. 1850 - NWA. Sec. ri T. d
s., X. 10 W., containing l6o.O acres, select
ed for the Santa Fe and Grant County
Railroad Bond Fund. The improvement.
consist of well and 20 acres grubbed and
cleared, value $4,000.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

Commis.ioner Of Public Lands,
State Of New Mexico
First Publication October II. 1919
Last Publication January Q, 1919.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

Sale No. I3slA - SEX Sec. "A, 7, % S,
R. II, w, containing 100 acres. The i'm
provements consist of we'll and pumping
plant, value 10000
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

SEVENTH The business and opera
tons Of said company viii be conducted
and carried on in Santa Fe County. Nes
Mexico, and such other counties Of said
state as said company may from time &c
time extend it's operations. and ssid bus
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

Possession undef contracts Of sale ioI
the above described tracts will be giver
on or before October LIST, 1920.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

Witness my hand and tn. official sea.
Of the State Land Office OF the State %
New Mexico this ninth day Of October
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

No bid on the above described tracts Of
land will be accepted for less than THREE
DOLLARS $500 per acre, which IS the
appraised value thereof, and in addition
for the improvements that exist on the
land.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

The State Highway Commission re
serves the right 70 .eieoi any and
al proposals
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09
MINIMUM VALUATION OF LIVE STOCK FOR THE YEAR 1920

Calves, or coming yearling heifers 90.
Calves, or coming yearlinC steers o..
Heifers over | year and under 2 years
Steers over ! year and under ? years
Steers over 2 years old ............
Heifers over two years old and cows
Bulls
Unclassified Herds .-..............
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-09

Sale No. 1858 - sHSWA, seq, Sec. 30.
Sec. 6; EHSwA, WKsEA, Sec. 2i NV
KEA, Sec. q; SWANEH, NWASEA, Sc
g; T. q s., R. 6 w, containing 69o.7.
acres. There are no improvements.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-03

we may disapprove Of it, we can not
help but admire.
-Four years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Udell
started their shop in a chubby hole on
Clark street, with no money to speak
Of but a great deal of faith.
For two years they struggled along,
selling books and pamphlets treating
economic and social subjects in an adj
vanced way, and eking out their in
come by running a laundry agency in
the shop.
In times of great emergency they sold
one of the valued books from their pri-
vate library, feeling like cannibals
when they did So" says Mrs. Udell.
BACKED BY
AUTHORS.
Two years ago, just when they We're
beginning to glimpse some success for
their long struggle, Mr.. Uden died, leav-
ing Mrs. Udell, who is blind, alone in
the world with two growing daughters
and no money
But the many friends which the little
shop had gained, rallied to its support
in this crisis Two of them, Theron
Cooper and Sherwood Anderson, organ
lied the Cooperative Book Stores Com
rany, nearly every regular customer of
the store took one or more shares in 1t,
and the Radical book shop now occupies
a quaint and colortul corner store.
The fact that Sherwood Anderson is
one of its hackers gives it dignity even
in the eyes of the conservative; since
his book, "Winesburg, Ohio" has been
called one of the greatest in a decade by
critics here and abroad.
Recently the Cooperative Book Stores
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-03

to note that the man who was her boss
before she got this job is now working
for her in the capacity of assistant
One of Miss Burns most successful
innovations was to make the head sales
man of each section the buyer of that
section also.
she felt that not only was the sales
man well fitted for this duty, being in
close touch with the public and thus
knowing the demand, but also he would
take a much keener interest in selling
the books he had chosen himself, 20
vindicate his Judgment.
Besides says Miss Burns, she has
the fun of buying the books and selling
them, too, and doesn't get into a rut.'
Another of her novel touches is the
book flair" which is held every fall. IL
is sometimes like a county fair except
that instead Of farmers coming from
miles around to exhibit the largest tur-
nip or pig, publishers come from all
over the country, or send their repre-
sentatives, and exhibit, each in his little
booth, the various books old manuscripts
and other interesting objects of his bust
hess.
There are speeches by well known
authors, there ere the originals of illus
trations, there are demonstrations of
printing methods.
In fact, the public is taken into the
heart of the publishing business, and
shown how much work and talent go
into the making of books, with the re-
suit that one looks at them with new
respect and interest
Fanny Butchers book shop, a very
small one of an entirely different type,
has the distinction of being the only
book shop run by a critic. 1t does not
appeal so much to the general public as
Miss Burns venture, but it probably ap-
peals more to book lovers.
Miss Butcher has been a critic and
book reviewer for five years. Last spring
it occurred to her that her wide knowl-
edge of books and constant association
with them might be Of value to the book
buying public In another capacity. So
she and another girl not long out of the
University of Chicago started modest
book shop.
1T wasn't started with a commercial
purpose" said Miss Butcher, but it has
been very successful commercially, In
spite of the fact that knew hardly any
thing about business when we began.
THE incest thing about the shop, /
think, is the way ii seems to attract the
authors who go touring through our
midst. Many a literary light who has
called has finished his visit by helping
me dust books"
Miss Butchers guest book contains
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-03

such names as Maurice Maeterlinck, w.
B. Yeats, H. L. Mencken, Frederic O'Brien
and Edna Ferber. Carl Sandburg has in
scribed along with his name this appro-
pirate sentiment:
MEN OF FAME
COME HERE.
Next to a real restaurant, what is
more holy than a real book shop? May
the spiders be long while getting this
one of f. BIS"
Next to Miss Butchers shop is the
children's book shop, devoted exclusively
to good books and constructive toys for
the young ChicagOan, and showing that
Chicago is going in for culture from the
ground up, as it were.
This shop is three years old, and is
run BY Louise Douglas Hyde. herself
the mother of three children. Only good
books are sold here, so the busy parent
who has no time to censor his offspring's
residing turns to it with relief.
The shop itself Is a charming place,
artistically decorated by Genevieve Stump.
Everything is upon a small scale, even
to the low door by which you enter, so
that the child feels that here is really a
shop meant for him.
A book shop far removed from these
in character, but also run by a woman,
is the Radical book shop, one of those
la ldmarks of liberalism which nearly
every city cherishes.
This shop with the radical name has
for proprietor a gcntle-voiced little lady,
Mrs. Udell, assisted by her daughter
Geraldine
Its history is an interesting example
OF the idealism, which however much
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-03
CHICAGO HAS
BOOKSHOPS ON
EVERY CORNER
Little and Big, They All
Are Doing Thriving
Business.
MANY WOMEN OWNERS
Rv FREDERIC J. HASKIN.

It
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Interesting little
bookshops have been springing up in
Chicago of late, as thickly and quickly
as mushrooms.
The fact that they are all thriving, al
though distinctly Of an advanced and
highbrow character, is a pleasing COM
ment upon the Chicagoans' taste and
wide-awakeness.
1t may be that the influence of the
war, which gave every one the incentive
to read more seriously than before, Is
still lingering, and that people are turn
ing from the countless war books they
have perused only to indulge their new
" acquired habit in more general read
ing.
Then, again, it may be that Chicagoans
have always hungered and thirsted for
good books and the new bOokshops have
only brought this longing into promi-
hence by satisfying it.
Women have good reason to be proud
of the part their sex plays in the de-
velOpment Of literary Chicago.
To a casual observer it appears that
a large percentage of the little book
shops are run by women.
This supports the theory of Marcella
Burns that running 4 boOkshop is pc
culiarly womans job, needing, as 1t
does. personal touch and understanding
as we'll as business ability.
And Marcella Burns ought to know
because she runs one Of the largest
book departments in the city for one
of the largest department stores
A few years ago Miss Burns under
took the management of the very small
and undevelOped section typical of
the department store and made it. By
her own energy, combined with vision,
into one of the most satisfactory book
shops in Chicago today.
1t is an amusing sidelight upon the
rapid advance of women in industry
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-03

/ Company started second shop in the
downtown district, called the Walden
book shop. Both these stores are run
on a cooperative basls-that is, IL you
buy book there you are given a slip
of paper upon which you write your
name and address to leave with the
shop
Then at the end Of the year a certain
percentage of the profit made on the
purchase of your book is returned to
you.
So far the percentage returned to pur-
chasers has been so low as to be negligi-
BILE, but, as the shops are already pay
ing dividends to the stockholders, 1t is
to be expected that their customers Will
soon be surprised by substantial re-
suits
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-03
Regulation Flannel
Middies, $10.95

Flannel middies are now here in the
desired shades of navy, red and green
with white braid trimming. Sizes up
to 20 years.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
NESKA WRANGLA MOzE
MIEc POWAzNE SKUTK1
OLA ALIANToW.

Konstantynopol, 16. hstopada
- Kontrtorpedowiec angielsk
Tobags, naiadowany uciekiniera-
mi, naiechai ma mine i zostai po'
waznie uszkodzony, tax re jest O.
becnie holowany do Przystani W
Koustantyuopolu. Depesza, WY
waiaea pomocy, ME wspomina
mic O ofiarach W iudziach.
Z francuSkich M6dei wiadomo,
ze resztki wojsk gen. Wrangla
wyladJa W porcie francuskim-
Paryz, 16. Istopada - Obec-
ME bofszewicy majs otwarta dro-
&c przez Kau1az do Turcyl'
gdyz Gruzya znajduie sig zupes-
ME W rekach czgwonych. WoJ'
ska Kemala zajsiy Batum Przy
pomocy wojsk czerwonych.
Wszystkie wybrzeza mora Gar
nego z wyjatkiem poawyspu Is
midskiego i terytoryum ma pol
noe Cd Bosforu znajduje sic W
relcach bolszewik6w moshew'
sldch.
Prosta wiec droga do Persyi
Mezopotamii jest otwarta dla
hord bolszewickich, tax re inte--
resy angielslie i amerykahskie
na iBlizadm Wschodzie zostaly
powaznie zagrozone-
8 Gala sytuacya W Turcyi wsku-
eek ostatniego zwyciestwa czer--
wuuych, zasadniczo sic zmienifa'
: Po zfananiu Wrangla olbrzy-
mia armfa boIszewicka, liczaca
10000, stoi gotowa do pochodu
ra Turcye hub Persye, TAX ze ca
" traa1tat serwsli moze bye do
prowadzony do zera,
Po rozbiciu Wrangla bolszewi-
ey beda W stanie urzeczywistnie
swoja gro5be i zaatakowac An
glie w jej koloniach azyatyckich.
Ziamanie republiki Gruzyi usu-
wa ostatnia przeszkode pomie--
dzy Persya a Rosya sowiecka.
Ton aomunikat6w bolszew. W
ostatnich dniach jest bardzo wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
Venizelos Zostal, Pobity ma Wyborach.
z Obrad Ligi Narod6w W Genewie
Lloyd George NawOHe Do zwiekszenia Produkcyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRAN1CZNE

stacy o ostatecznym zwyciestwis
wzieciu wielkich zapasow mate
ryafu wojennego, kohczy sic W
nastepujacy sposob:
nPo rozbiciu Wrangla mai
! pierw musiny skoaczyc gen
Balachowiezem i Petlura, a ma,
stepnie zlikwidowac ruch kontr.
rewolucyjny na poludniu i zmu,
-si, mocarstwa- zsehodRie, a szeze.
golnie Anglie do nawiazania sto.
sunkow handlowych z Rosya so,
wiecka."
Francuslie lola rzadowe sa o.
gromnie zaniepokojoue powodze,
MEM bolszewikow ma Kaukazie
Z kol urzedowych wiadomo, ze
Rad francuski sytuacye obecnq
uwaza Ia dose grozna.
Grozba bolszewikow wywoia-.
MIA ruchu panislamizmu ma Biz,
kim Wschodzie, co byso pred,
miotem konferencyi panislami-
styznej W Moskwie w Baku
stale sic obecnie wiecej niz gro
zba.
Bolszewicy stale zasilaja pie,
niedzmi bronia oddzialy Kemal
Paszy, ktory, ME bedac rozbity
przez wojska greckie, stai sic O.
becnie silniejszym i GAIA swoja
trwage zwrocii ma wsch6d, gdzie
procz lokalnych wojsk armeh-
skich i gruzihsIich, niema zad-
nych powaznych sii wojskowych,
ktoreby mogiy' stawic mu op6r.
Pokoj Armenii z Turcya
uwazaja Francuzi "a rownoznacz
ny kapitulacyi, gdyz Armenia
zostala zmuszona do przyjeciS
wszystkich warunkow sowiec-
kich.
Wskutek poiaczenia wojsk ma
cyonalistow tureckich z bolsze--
wickiemi, Kemal Pasza bedzie
mogi zwrocic swoja uwage ma
zachod.
Wojska greckie na polwyspie
Ismidskim So niezbyt wietkie, a
Grecy ME beda zdolni wystawiG
wiecej, jak 100000 zoinierza
wzd{uz frontu, ciagnacego sic Cd
rzeki Meandry do Brusy.
GROzBA WZNOWIENIA
WOJNY POLSKO BOLSZE-
WIcKIEJ.
Berlin, 16. listopada. (Kor. l.
zaaka Don Lewina.) - Wznowie
ME wojny polsko bolszewickiej
NE przestaio bye groznem.
Adolf Joffe, prezes delegacyi
bolszewickiej, ktory przybyl do
Rygi w sobote, W rozmowie z
delegatami polskimi oskarzai
Pofske O pogwafcenie warunkow
pokojowych. Zaznaczyi on, ze
ma froncie polsko bolszewickim
panuja stosunki nienormalne.
Tysiace zoinierzy bolszewickich
zostaly wycofane z frontu pol
skiego zgodnie artyieuiem 6 ro-
zejmu do granic okreslonych W
Dokohcssnis ma strenicy seiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
Z Biura MeteOrolOg;cznegO.


Wsch6d sio6ca godzinie 6:41.
zach6d sIonca godzinie 4:2S.
=
Pogoda w Chicago okolicy: Po-
chmurnie we .wtorek. nastepnie Po-
godnie zar6wno we wtorek jak w sro
de. Temperature podnOsi sic. Zmien-
ny wiatr, przechOdzaCy W poiudniowy
coraz silniejszy we srode.
r
Temperature Dolby minionej: Maj
wyzsza wczOraj godzinie 4 popo-
ludniu, 35 stOppi, najnizsza o godzi-
ME o rano, 81 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
REORGANIZACYA DEPAR-
TAMENTU POLICYI.

OdnoSnie do rozporzadzenia
nowego szefa policy. Fitzmor-
risa - prawie we wszystkich
stacyach policyjnych zasziy
wczoraj wielkie zmiany. Pre-
niesionych zostaio okoio 500 po-
ffiityant6w. Spodziewajs. sic ze W
najblizszym czasie szef Fitz-
morris wyda nowe rozPorzadze-
ME, ktore jeszcze wieksze poczy-
nj zmiany w departamencie poll
cyl. Pierwsze rozporzadzenie, kto
re zostaio wydane w ubiegla So
bote, narobiso wiele zamieszania
we wszystkich stacyach policyj-
nych, lecz wypelniono je wczo-
raj bez szemrania bez okazania
niezadowolenia - owszem ma
wet wielu uwaza zmiany te "a ME
zbedne. Byly szef biura detekty-
wow Mooney rozpoczal wczoraj
sw6j trzy-tygodniowy urlop, a
kiedy powroci zajmie posade
szefa biura identyfikacyjnego.
Tymczasowo miejsce szefa biura
detektywow zajmowac bedzie
porucznik NJ. Hughes. Kapitan
LAWN, obejmujac wczoraj zarzad
stacyi centralnej w srodmieSciu
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| i powiada, re Gala gotowoscia
przyjmowac bedzie wszelkie
wskazowki, ku polepszenia wyda
tnosci sluzby policyjnej. Poru-
cznik J. w. Lotus zostai przenie
stony z biura detektywow ma
stacye policyjna Summerdale;
kapitan M. Collins .zostal pre-
niesiony ze stacyi centralnej do
stacyi przy w. Chicago ave-; ka-
pitan J. J. Ryan ze stacyi Engle-
wood zwolai wczoraj do swego
biura nowo przydzielonych poll
cyant6w poinformowal ich o
swoich zamierzan.ach celem O.
czyszczenia swego dystryktu z
bandytow i rewolwerowiczow.
Policyant-sierzant, J.. O'Conner,
ktory przez dwadzieScia lat ma
lezai do stacyi ,,Fiftieth street.,
zostal przydzielony do stacyi
New City, sierzant J. McCann
zostal przydzielony do stacyi
,,Fiftieth street., nalezal poprze-
dnio przez dwadziescia lat do
stacyi South Clark, gdzie pozo-
stawii po sobie znakomity re-
kord. Wszyscy sieFzanci biurowi
ze stacyi South Clark zostal.
przydzieleni do centralnej sta
cyl, zamieniajac miejsca tymi,
kt6rzy zostali przydzieleni do
stacyi South Clark. F. Wolter,
ktory cd roku 1895 nalezai do
stacy Chicago ave. zosta} prze-
niesiony do stacyi West Chicago
ave.
w interwiewie swoim przed-
stawicielami prasy szef Fitzmor-