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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
GERMANY DENOUNCEs
THE FRENCH INVASION
"Monstrous Play With World
Peace"
LABOR RENEWING IT'S DEMAND
Calls Upon the Government to Sur
render Rcins and Would ljstnb-
lish n Dictatorship OF the Pro-
lctariat.
TBy lInlvorsal Service

BERLIN. April 7.--Ericiy summar-
lied. this is tho situation today
created by tho French occupation Of
Frankfort. Darmstadt and other GER
man towns:
The German government has
sent sharp protest TO Paris. calling
the French occupation n "mons,rous
play with world peace" 1t declares
the occupation was complete before
France officially notified Berlin OF
her intentions. l, implies bad faith
on Frances part and disclaims viola
tion OF tho spirit Of the treaty terms.
hut even IL Germany were guilty OF
such violation, the protest asserts.
France has no right to act a,onc. in
ocpendently from tho other siEnator-
les to the past
2,-Thc Mueller Cabinet is totter-
iht. The national assembly meets
Ssfurday. and Ii II fails to vote con-
-fdence in thc"prescnt government the
struggle for supremacy between the
nationalist and radical parties will
begin all over again. Is Mueller falls,
his successor. will hc either a ma
tionalist Of the old militarist typc.
or radical. with prolctariat die
tatorshp.
3-The Mueller government is
showing decided trend toward tho
nationalistic movement. It's mani
festo 10 the ponulace of Frankfort
and the other occupied towns. sneak
Ing OF Frances "shylock policy" and
the fiery anti i-Frcnch editorials in tho
government press are adding impe-
tus TO the general reversion of the
middle classes toward the old regime
ideas.
f.-lrrcspectivc OF the happenings
IN the occupied towns and in the
Ruhr region. the radical masses
throughout Germany continue TO take
n bitterly hostile attitude toward the
government which they openly blame
for the French occupation, a charge
hurled back on the radicals by the
government. Tho same labor organ
izations and party leaders ,hat con-
troiled the general strike during tho
kapp revolt have revived their de-
mands on the Mueller ministry
amounting virtually to a call for sur
render of the workers and tho es-
iahlishment of Il prolctaria, Dictator
ship
The government asserts II did
eNer. 'nthE 10 prevent the occupa ton,
which 1t denounccs as unheard- of ac
tion. which is Mother in accordance
with the sense of the peace treaty
nor IT'S scope and out of proportion
win the insignifcance OF our meas
ures in the Ruhr region
n special session of tho National
Assembly will be held Saturday. The
call for the session was issued to-
Day Following conference between
the heads Of political parties and the
government.
The German note to France saws
in part:
we must. in the name of justice.
continual ON Second ga rl. \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
WHY is GASOLINE SO HGH?"
Is GREETING TO JOHN D., JR.
Detroit Queries Millionaire Church Worker on Price
of Standard Oil Product, but He Dsclams All
\ knowledge of Companys Affairs.

Every time my father or / give
money to any movement, they say
that the price OF oil goes up a cent.
That Is not SO. The price is govern
ed by the laws of supply and de-
mand."
Rockefeller was asked whether nc
and his father had not put large
sums into the dry movement.
II have heard the story TINT father
and l wanted this country 10 so dry
so thatSwe could get more out of our
wnrkmcn." he said. i've looked up
how much we have given between US
To tho dry movement in tho last
twenty years. II is 100000. We
gave IL because we believe in prohi-
hilton. not for business reasons"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
IRy Universal Service l

DETROIT. LICH.. April THE
city OF Automobiles jumped on John
ID. Rockefeller. Jr.. with both feet
when he came here today to talk on
the Intcrchurch World Movement.
Why is gasoline so high?" was
the first question OF the newspaper
men. who met him in the lobby OF
his hotel.
Detroit h.s good reasons for ask
ing that question" he replied. But
! cant give you any better answer
than anybody else. My father hasn't
had anything to do with running the
Standard OH Company in over twen-
ty years. and. have never had any
thing TO do with II. I think. however,
that Standard OH mas kept tho price
from going higher than IL IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
WAR HERO GIVES HIS
OFFICE TO WIDOW OF
REGIMENTS COLONEL
Wins City Clerk Place One
Day and Turns II
OUer Ne.rt.
fBy Associated Press. /

DANyILLE, ILL, April Guy
Kitchen. member of Battery \. 149th
Field Artillery. commanded by the
late Colonel Curtis c.. Redden. who
was elected city clerk of Danrille at
yesterdays election resigned today
In favor OF his coloncl's widow. who
was left with three small children to
support.
Kitchen, who fought in eleven
battles in the world war. was nomi-
rated by n number OF his comrades
on the Republican ticket for the pur-
pose OF winning the election and turn
ing the position over to the widow OF
their chief. who died in France OF
pneumonia after serving throughout
the war. Redden was noted foot
ball star at the University OF Michi-
gan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
RAMGE yUSTTlES HER 0CCUPA TON OF RHINE CITIES AS
FRENCH MACHINE GUNS SLAY CIVILIANS IN FRANKFORT
JURY QUICKLY FREES YOUNG WEE OF GORDON CUNNING
Senate Will Recommend $39,OOO,OOO
Increase in Navy Appropriation

tion tenders under constructIon nj
Hog Isinnd. for which material al
rrndy hns been fabricated. The
Housc omitted thin Item.
To complete tho 1910 proErnm
ns decided on ny tho House, the
senate committee raised the ap-
pr0printions from s4s.OaO.OO0 TO
S5:.u0O.,Hh,. Items OF Sfi.0OO, 900
for t0rprdo-b0ut construction and
st1.OO0.O00 for armor-pintc wrrc
left unchanged.
In providing additional funds
for naval aviation, the Senntc
committee increnSrd the House
item for naNuI aircraft from s:l.-
$4,000 TO sG5OJ.OOo. and TINT for
new aviation stations from ST.
III. 900 to >s5.40O,OO0. Funds for
experiments and developing niI
typcs of aircraft were Increased
from s:.D:,5.00O to e3.100.OOO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
SAYS PRICE-FIxING COST !!
FARMERS S24O,OOO.OOO
Senator Capper, OF Kansas. ow...
Biii to Reimburse wheat Grow
ers for Losse.

WASHINGTON. April 7.-Rolm.
nursement OF the wheat farmers OF
the United States for tho losses theyi
suffered through the institution Of
aeroert Hoover's price-fixine policy
while he was food administrator. rs
provided In bill introduced In 5tfe
senate this afternoon by Senator
uapner OF Kansas. The losses OF the
Kansas farmers alone are estimated az
soo'oeo'ooo. while the total loss to5thc
at $40, 100000. - - 80
me OH by Senator Cappsr author. Z
izes the Secretary of fAgrIcGltnrn
tc investigate and detefntns Z III ~
amount OF losses as - ess,ss 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
ASSERT AGENTS OF VILLA
PLOTTED IN UNITED STATES
I'll Pms" Grand Jury Begins In
vestigntion OF Attempted Over
throw OF Mexico.

Ell PASo. April "A wide spread
revolutionary plot. fostered By Villa
agents in the United States 10 over.
throw tho government in Mexico, Is
being investigated by the grand jury
here. II became known today. Three
persons arc In Jail in this country.
while fourth was arrested by Mexi-
can Federal authorities at Mexicali.
Lower California, while Attempting
TO smugglc munitions of war to tho
revolutionists. 1t was stated
The three arrested in this country.
1t was said, are accused OF violating
tho neutrality laws BY conspiring to
foster a revolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
FRENCH OCCUPATION is
ASSAILED BY DR.. SIMON
Frankfort Editor Declares Troo,
Movement Is Expression
of MiEtnrfsm.

by Universal serviee.l
FRANKFORT ON MAIN, April -
The soul Of the democratic people OF
frankfort Is boiling with indignation
at the outrage committed upon our
city by the French miIitarists." said
Or. simon. publisher or the Franz
iurter Hcitung. "a French couns
which so closely resembles the Kanns
Luettwttz coup at Berlin that the
only difference is that tho latter was
perpetrated by Gerwan militarists
and this ono by French mi,ita 40
The German nation rose en- ma ssa
against the German militarists led bv
kapp and Luettwitz. 1t Will be scan
how far the democracy of the world
VIII arise against the French milf
t.arists-espectally the democracy Of
aherica-this is move by the
French militarists and imncris t;sts.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
objects to German Drilling.
fBy Associated Press1

HE ASSocIatcd Frese. |
hEkllN. April i.-General Nollct,
president of the interallied commits
sion OF control. compla ins in n note
to the German government that civil
guard formations in Germany fre-g
dncntly engage in military exercises
contrary to stipulations OF the peace
treaty and these can therefore no
longer he permitted. The allied pow
ers. he adds. have fixed April 10 as the
utmost limit for the completion OF
the reduction Of the German army to
10000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, April AL
though standing on the 1921 mn
'n' building program a. author
lied by the House, tho senate Ma
val Affairs Committee VIII recon-
mend nm Incrense of s3D, 600, 900
over HouHe appropriations 10 en-
able quick constructions. The
House hill authorized n total OF
sI25,5DO, 900.
The Senate committee, which
virtually completed the naval bill
today. and plans to repurt II 10
the Senate late this week, nIso
Ernnts liberal lncrenses for other
EaNni enterprises. Including nm In
rrcnne of ncnriy sIO.Ot>0,0OO for mn
WI nSintiOn.
The largest single incrcn.c WINS
SIi,T0O.H0O for completing ayia-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Anti-lntervention Sentiment Says
Exchange Rise Due to German Trap

France nlone To refuse Germany
pcrrnisslon TO tnkc military mens-
ureS.
Thr dollar rose today to the
highest point ever knONu-15.:iJ.
md the pound sterling to S8i.t0.
The Bclsinn frnnc even rose to
40. TN tho other hnnd French
francs decreased ON nll markets,
both allied and neutral, which
causcd the brokers to Sny,
"Frnncc Is going IL nione-ap-
pnrcntiy the wrong way"
Tho German mark reached ~
ccn'tme,. rise Of h,c points
since Inst Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
ACCUSED MINERS EMPLOY
HUGHES AS THEIR COUNSEL
workers. OHicinis Arc Charged with
Conspiracy TO increase
Conf Prices.
I Ry l-niycrsal Scrvjcc1

..,,,,. ny = niversal J. Service.
NE" YORK. April 7.-charlcs T..
Hughes. former justice of the United
states supreme Court. has been re-
tanned as chief OF counsel for forty
three officials of tho Mine Workers
Union or America, who are under in
dictment with a group OF soft coal on
orators charged with conspirins to
increase the price of coal. il was an
nounccd today by John j.. Lewis. in
tcrnational president. of tho United
Mine Workers. President Lewis is
one OF the defendants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08

PA Is. April s.-BnnkinE.
financial and business circles nrc
outsnOkcn In the opinion. freely
eIprcSaed. TINT Intervention In
Germany was untimeiy md detrt-
mental 10 French intercsts.
kt tho stock exchange today the
comment Indicated belief In
s0mc qunrtcrs that tho French
government fell into n trnp clever
ly inid by tho German govern
mcnt Z" separate France from her
allies by nskinE for individual
French authorization to enter the
Ruhr district and putting IL up TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
More French troop. Moving.

7
PARIS. April "A report just re-
ceivcd from H;ancy says the fact that
troops arc leaving with sealed orders,
presumably for the Rhfneland, is
creating great excitement in the bar
racks and among the population.
Soldiers Easter leaves have been
cut short. thousands of troops having
been recalled. One regiment has al
ready marched on. and two others will
follow tomorrow.
Cavalry reviews are taking place at
important military centcrs, and tho
cavalry division at Luneyille is being
supplied with fresh horses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
DEADLY YFUS|LLADE |
INTO GERMAN MOB
Jeered, Moroccans Opened Fire
on Men, Women and
Children.
TWO KILLED, So WOUNDED
Students Circulating False Re-
port French Must Evacuate
1ncited Tragedy.
IN AssnnIai.al,ra..1

FRANKFORT. April (By courier
TO Coblenz).ACoiored French troops
turned a machine gun on a crowd of
civilians in the SchiIlerplatz. in
front OF tho main post office, this ar
ternoon. killing man, and a child
and woundng eight women and for
ty-four men. some OF them seriously.
Another report has 1t that six were
killed.
Tho troops wcrc annoyed by tho
crowds. which continuously jeered at
them. whereupon they opened FIRE. <
Anrays with tho French troops oc-
Cured at different points during tho
afternoon. resulting In scores OF tho
German population being killed or
wounded
at o'clock this evening order was
restored in the city streets. which,
were frequently patrolled by troops.
At o'clock Frankfort was absolutely
tranquil. by reason of the rule pro-
hibitinE the inhabitants to be abroad
after that hour, but the resentment
among the civilian population is only
smothcrcd.
students start Trouble.
Tho trouble this afternoon had it's
origin in a rumor which had spread
about the city that as a result Of
pressure on the part OF the allies.
the French troops had received ar
dcrs to evacuate Frankfort. Tho feel
ing was heightened when students in
automobiles haranEucd the crowds
and melted them against the FRENCH
troops. 3I.s s. gSss
The occupation !, OF Homburg BY
French troops, announced today, vir-
tuaily completes the operations oitl
lined TO General dc Goutee. In charge
OF tho occupation movement, in his
orders from the War Office. Tho en-
tire plan has been carried out with
out any Significant Incident. except
the outbreak heres tM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
REDS RAN FROM ESSEN
AFTER REIGN OF TERROR
Beaten In Last Stand by Troops,
Murdcrous Gang Threw Away
Arms and Fled.
MUCH SHOOTING .,.iD LooTING
Russian Bolshcvi,,s Incitcd the
Communists to Fight, but Would
Not Join in the Fray-Hcavy
Losses OF tho RcicIswchr.
Lnr A.snrtat.hI,r,n.1

BERLIN. April 7.-Thc last impo--
tant Red ccnter, Essen. fcll into the
hands OF the government troops yes
,crday afternoon. after severe fight
ing in tho suburbs The Reds made
their last stand on the canal. but
when tho Rcichswchr charged. on
both banks. the Reds. broke and fed.
Some OF them surrendered their arms
at the city Hail during the retreat.
while others threw them away.
Marcus. the notorious murderer OF
Munich hostages. was killed. The
Reds have started breaking up into
small maraudinG parties.
siderable.
During the last few days he REQ
rule In Essen dcGcneraied into in
discriminate shooting and looting.
Murder Under White Fling.
More details now are available OF
the earlier atrocities. notably the
cold blooded murder of "a lieutenant
and twenty men who hoisteh q white
flag after tcnnciously defending the
pumping station.
According to the Lokal An2clEer
the Bolshevists Radck and l.cninc at
tended central council at Dortmund
Monday. and exhorted the Reds TO
fight to the bitter end. the result
heinE wholesale looting of villages,
where the working men ferccly
turned upon the Raids. many persons
on both sides being killed or wound
cd
The losses Of the Reichswehr UP to
Sunday are given as lT0 killed. 3f6
wounded and l23 missing. Accord
Ing To Die Frcihcit. the workmcn at
Elberfeld have organized armed
guards against the maraudinE Rcd
bands.
Disnrmcd hyiHritish.
Hundreds of the discntesrating
Red army. fearing the "Whito ter
ror" took refuge In the British oc-
cupicd zone. where they were dis
armed
Among the fleeing Red guards
were some genuine Russian Bol-
shevists. who were prominent in the
iootinE. hut took on!y.a modest part
in.thc lighting.
Government troops marched into
Duesseidorf Rhcnish Prussia. to-
night. and the town will be COM
pietely occupied by government
forces tomorrow.
The rctreating Red troops before
leaving Essen captured all the arms.
plundercd shops and residences and
finally left the town in automobiles.
firing at the inhabitants.
The Red army commanders ordered
that the mines be blown up. but the
mine guards succeeded in repulsing
the Reds. but not before great damage
was done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
TO DISCUSS SHORTAGE
Coni Operators Of Southern Distric
VIII Consider Steps Necessary
to Kennedy.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. April Goal
operators OF the Southern Appa-
iachian region will meet here tomor-
row TO discuss tile shortage OF coal
cars and consider steps which they
deem necessary TO remedy the situa-
tion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Cnnxt LING Men Killed.

SAVANNAH. GA. April 7.-Engi-
neer J. Edward Lcake and his negro
fireman. Jesse Little. both of Savan-
nah, were instantly killed at II
o'clock tonight when train No. sc.
northbound. on the Atlantic Coast
Line, crashed into a freight train at
Jesup, GA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
EXPLOSION OF MANHOLE
CAUSE OF BIG HOTEL FIRE
Akron, Ohio, Thrown Into Panic by
Accident TO Sewerage system, and
Damage In Heayy
IRy A~oci,,capr.,

i.By Associated Pressl
AKRON. OHIO. April 7.-Explosion
OF eight manholcs. caused by ignition
OF gasoline, which leaked into the
sewer system. created veritable
panic in the heart of the downtown
district today. and caused a FIRE
which destroyed tho Linwood Hotel
Thousands of dollars damage was
done 10 show windows and fixtures.
The damage TO the sewer system had
not bcen determined tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
GOLD SAFE IN PORT
1unnrd Liner Cnrmnnin Arrives with
Sio,00o.CO0 In Bullion slowed
In Hold

Iiy Universal Service
NEW YORK. April THE C,unard
liner Carmania arrived here tonight
from Liverpool with $4,000 600 in
gold bullion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
Rentrict Size OF Pnncr.

ROME. April Tho government
has dccrecd that from April until
further notice newspapers shall be
restricted TO two pages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08

Delicious meals, delightful rooms.
York River Line to Baltimore, Exc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-08
EGGS NOW NATIONALIZED
Lcninc Signs Decree ApportionfnE
Amount TO Be Consumed by
Each Soviet District.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-EgGs
have been nationalized i'm Soviet Rus
sia. according to dispatch received
by tho Department of State. \ de
cree apportioning the amount of eggs
to be consumed i'm each Soviet dis
trict has been signed by Nicholal
Leninc. II the hens do their full
duty. all will be we'll.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
Notice to All People
With Taxable Property

The laws of New Mexico are
very rigid as regards the rendi-
ton OF taxes in this state and
this office has had more than its
share of grief this last year re-
gardingthepenalty added TO those
not making their rendition be.
fore the last day of February
1919 and we do not want TO add
any this year IL it can be avoided.
Starting January the 10Th we
will be at the Office from 8 a. m.
to 5 p. m. land later If conve-
nient to the public) and we ask
that all people having property
please make it their special duty
to see that their property is pro.
perly listed not later than the
10Th of March, 1920.
If you do not want to come to
the Office let me know and | will
mail the schedule to you, but
please try to avoid the penalty.
FRANK r. MILLER,
Assessor Lincoln County.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
Notice to Taxpayers

On account of the shortage of
paper this Office has not as yet
received its supply of tax SEIZED.
ules for the year of 1920 and we
will not be able to take any re-
turns until they arrive but we
will extend the time of rendition
so as not to cause any mix up in
the time set by law and we will
see that no penalty is added un-
i'll after the 10th of March 1920.
FRANK r. MILLER.
Assessor Lincoln County
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
Notice to Administrators

Notice is hereby given to all
Administrators of Estates in the
Probate Court. in and for the
county of Lincoln. State Of New
Mexico. who have not filed re-
ports within the last eighteen
months. and all those from whom
such reports are due under the
Laws of the State of New Mexico,
to file such reports in the said
Probate Court on or before the
first day of the next regular
term of Probate Court, IN said
county, the first Monday in
March, 1920.
GEO. KIMBRELL,
Probate Judge.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
Aviso a Los Duenos de Propiedad

Las leyes de Nuevo Mexico son
muy strictas en- acuerdo a la rem
dicion de tasaciones en- este esta-
do Y esta ofecina a tenido mas
que su parte de molestas este
ultimo ano a causa de las multas
que Sc les a juntado aquellos que
no hicieron sus rediciones antes
del ultimo dia de Febrero, 1919
y nuestro deseo es que este no
suseda este ano 81 Sc puede evitar.
Comensando ell dia Is de Err ero
estaremos en- nuestra ofecina de
las 8 a. m. a las 5 p. m. ~ mas
tarde 81 lie es de convinencia al
publico) y les pedimos de favor
a toda persona que tenga pro-
piedad, haga su deber de entire
gar una lista completa de ella
antes del dia Is de Mario, 1919.
81 no quiere benir a nuestra
ofecina dejeme saber para in
viarle ell Schedule a listed. pero
haga fuerza evitar la multa.
FRANK r. MILLER.
Acesor, Condado de Lincoln
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
Notice to Property Owners
In Lincoln County

1t has beer my desire TO make
a personal visit to the many pro-
perty owners and get a rendition
on the ground from them but
the time allowed by law will
not let me do this so it will be
the same as usual and will try to
see you at the places designated
hnlnw
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23
Notice for Publication
ROAD ENT
A OF NEW MEXICO

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the New Mexico State
Highway Commission, Capitol Building,
Santa Fe, New Mexico, until 300 p. M,
February 4th, 1920, for the construc-
ton of State Road No. J3, Section l.,
known as Section Is of New Mexico
Federal Aid Project No. 20, Lincoln
County, located between Border Hill
and Picacho Hill.
Length of Project, 3. 90 miles.
Approximate main quantities M fol.
lows:
1863 Gu. Yds. Glass Excavation.
SSISI 4" 4" 4
Saoi q. " Rorrow
5S45 sta. Yds. Overhaul.
1885 Gu. Yds, S~urfacing OF top Soil.
l4i Lin. TT. So" Diam. Corrugated
Metal Culverts, II Ga.
% Lin. IL. 80" Diam. Corrugated
Metal C~ulverts, II Ga.
SIS Lin. TT. "a" Diam. Corrugated
Metal Culverts. 10 Ga.
1856 Lin. IT. IS" Diam. Corrugated
Metal Culverts, l6 Ga.
100 Gu. Yds. Glass Il Concrete.
70.5 Yds. CrOuted Cobblestones Spill
way.
forms for proposals, instructions Ia
bidders, plans and specifications may
be examined at the office of District
Engineer, Roswell, New Mexico, and
at the office of the State Highway En-
gineer, Santa Fe New Mexico, or may
be procured mt the. office OF the State
Highway Engineer, Santa Fe, New
Mexico, upon deposit of $40, which de-
post will he refunded when the plans
and specifications are returned In good
order.
The State Highway Commission re-
serves the right TO reject any and al
proposals.
l.. A. GILLETT,
l-l6-2s-3O State Highway Engineer,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-23

These are the dates that | will
try and be at these place but
there is no guarantee of it be-
ing the case but any one wishing
a schedule to make his return on
will get one by calling on their
postmaster for same.
FRANK r.. MILLER,
Assessor Lincoln County