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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-12-02
AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance confirming the assess
ment upon the property hereinafter
described on Main Street in PAVING
District No. 3 for the purpose OF grad
ing, constructing curb and gutter
drainage and irrigation systems
across streets and intersections. con.
strueting private driveways and paw.
Ing thereof:
BE II ordained by the City Council
OF Lehi City, Utah:
Section !. That the assessment list
made by the City Treasurer as cor.
reeted, approved, and Completed NV
the City Council, Lehl City. Utah
sitting as a Board OF Equalization and
Review, OF, including, and covering.
The north 100 feet OF lots &, G. y
and s. Block 81; "
The north 100 feet OF lots & and a
Block so; "AN w.
The south 100 feet OF lots l. q q
and a. Block 80; and the south loo
feet OF lots and 2, Block 40
All In Plat "a, Lehi CITY Survey
OF building Lots.
property Assessed for Private Drive.
ways In Addition TO REGULAR
Assessment.
Inc south 100 feet OF the east sos
!eet OF Lot 4, Block 80, and the south
IVV ieet OF the west 7.9O feet OF Lot
5, Block S9............. sat ~
Inc south 100 feet OF the east 4S0
Leet OF the west 1910 feet of Lot 3.
Block S9................ 600 90
The south 100 feet Of the west 5Ss
feet OF Lot 2, Block 80 S2S ca
the south 100 feet of the east 20 n
,f Lot 2, Block 40. s9t r.
The south 100 feet Of the east 81
eet OF Lot l. Block 4G SS1 "a
The north 100 feet OF the east go
Get OF the west 66.5 feet OF Lot a
mn % 1925
The north 100 IT, OF the east as n
Y the west lll.50 II. OF Lot G. Block
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Miss Wanda Goodwin was reported
Ill Tuesday.
Miss Ruth osterioh is visiting in
Salt Lake.
Miss Ruby Kirkham was q Salt
Lake visitor Sunday.
James Powell 81 Tolnn. is spend.
ing this week here with his family.
Mrs. John Cutler was visiting in
Salt Lake Tuesday with relatives.
Miss Eva Hutchings and Chester
Smith, attended a party at Bountiful
Monday evening.
Miss Elizabeth wilkins Of Alpine,
was operated on for appendicitis at
the local hostital Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VIM and
family who have been living In Salt
Lake the last few years, are moving
back to Lehi this week.
Mrs. Earl Simmons and children.
Mrs. william Ford and son. Tommie.
and AIDE wooley OF Salt Lake. we're
the weekend guests OF Mrs. G. NJ.
Olsen.
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80 .............................. goa a.
The north 100 II. of the west 81 n.
Oh the east 1913 IT. OF Lot 6, Block
% 1923 63
All In Plat "a, Lehi City Survey OF
Building Lots.
Auditing on both sides OF Main
street between the west property line
or Center Street and the east prom.
erty line OF Second West Street for
the purpose of grading, constructing
curb and gutter, drainage and irri.
cation systems across said street. con.
structing private driveways and nav.
ing said portion of said street In Paw.
ing District No. 3, is hereby confirm.
ed and the assessments made and re.
turned In said completed lists are
hereby confirmed.
Section 2. This ordinance sbau
take enect one day after its flrst
publication.
Adopted and passed by the City
council OF Lehi City, this LIST day OF
December. 1920. W "
JAMES II. GARDNER, Mayor.
ATTEST.
b. W. GRAY, City Recorder.
State of Utah, County Of Utah. S.
l. b, W. Gray, Recorder OF Leni
CITY Utah, hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a full, true.
and correct copy OF an ordinance en-.
Titled IAN Ordinance confirming the
assessment upon the property IN paw.
ing District No. 3 adopted and passed
oy 'ne CITY Council and approved BY
the Mayor of Lehi City. Utah On a.,
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We have decided to contlhue Jul
sale until Xmas. Peoples Coop au''
The big sale will be continued until
Xmas. Peoples Coop. au''
Albert Dewey Of Cedar Fort was
visiting Lehi relatives Monday
Miss Clara Dewey spent the week
end in Salt Lake with relatives.
Mrs. Jack Wilson of Alpine, is visit
ing here the guest Of her sister, MIS-
Ira Russon.
The Thomas Sunderland home was
made happy Saturday by the arrival
of a new daughter
o.
Last Thursday Mrs. W. w. CLARK
entertained at Thanksgiving dinner,
covers being laid for thirty-two.
The Misses Myrtle and Flora Bur
gen of Salt Lake, we're the guests OF
their mother, Mrs. Sarah Davis, Fri
day.
A fine baby girl arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Val thinner
man Tuesday. Mother and babe do
ing fine.
Miss Myrtle Dickerson is in Ameri-
can Fork, where she will spend the
next few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Dewey.
A. M. Fox returned home from
West Jordan Tuesday after spending
the past two weeks there visiting with
relatives.
Millen Kirkham left for Garland
Tuesday. where he will be employed
for the next several months.
Mrs. David Wansgaard returned to
her home in Mona, Wednesday, after
a short visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Willes.
Mrs. Walter Hutchlngs entertained
at Thanksgiving supper. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Hutchings
and family. Miss Josephine Berry.
Francis Quincy and Mr.. Tinlayson
Il -
Mr. and Mrs. John Dewey and Mrs.
8. A. Hutchings was visiting in Ameri-
can Fork Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Dewey.
A 10-pound-daughter arrived at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. John Street on
Thanksgiving day. This ia the
thirteenth child to be born to them.
Every one OF the children are living
Mrs. Hyrum Smith entertained al
supper Sunday evening. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewey
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dewey. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Michael Kearney and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kearney.
Friday evening the Misses Zelda
and Martha Kirkham entertained at
a party. The evening was spent with
songs, games and dancing. Those
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. w. c,
brighton, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Giles,
lthe Misses Wanda Goodwin. Thelma
Goodwin, Anna Stoddard, Norma Ham.
mer. Matte Davis, Alta Bateman,
Myri Clark. Winnie Evans. Arena
Goodwin. Clara Dewey. verda Lewis,
Martha Rirkham. Melba Coates,
Alice Kirkham, Zelda Kirkham and
the Messfs. Claude Curtis. Austin
Goodmundsen, Robert Sharp. Joseph
Peterson. Thomas Powers, Glen Clark,
Francis Coates, Floyd Coates, Roy
Gardner Mr.. swenson. Roy Peterson,
Hyrum p. Jones. Lloyd ohran and
Reed Gardner. Dainty refreshments
we're served making the evening
an enjoyable one for those present.
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| MIS-. annie ~. SOrensOn ID moving
to Magma this week.
Claude Curtis of Helper was visit
ing Lehi relatives Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Woods OF Salt
Lake, we're visiting Lehi relatives last
week.
Hyrum Jones Of Moroni, was the
weekend guest of Miss Martha Kirk.
ham.
Miss Yea Hammer Of Salt Lake,
was visiting with Lehi relatives Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gerard of Salt Lake
City. we're the guests OF Miss Mirl
Clark on Thanksgiving.
Orvilie Wilde OF Helper. was the
guest of Miss Norma Hammer satur.
day and Sunday. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Green and
family left for Salt Lake Tuesday,
where they will make their future
homo. ,,,
Owen Hansen and family spent
Thanksgiving In Sandy the guests OF,
Mr.. Hansen's mother. ~,
1 %
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Brown and Mrs.
8. A. Hutchings autoed to Provo Sat.
urday on business. ,-,..
Dolph Hunger was able to leave the
hospital Sunday after his recent oper.
alton for Hernia. b
Miss Melba Clark OF Salt Lake,
spent the weekend here with her
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Clark.
Alvin Kirkham OF Salt Lake, spent
the weekend here with his parents
, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirkham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith Of Ameri
can Fork. were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Rhodes Monday.
Tuesday Mrs. D. w. Brown enter.
tained for Mrs. Ira Russon, Mrs. 8. A.
Hutchings and Mrs. Jack Wilson Of
Alpine.
Mrs, Thomas II, Jones left last week
for Charleston. Washington. for q
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
! Sorenson. .+
Mrs. Carrie Bone and children left
for their home in Mackay. Idaho, Sat.
urday. after a short visit here with
, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bone.
Miss Eula Evans. Miss Ora Lott,
and Miss Josephine Merrill, who are
! attending the U. OF u. spent the
weekend here with their parents. h
Mrs. r. p. Radmall. who has been
confined at the local hospital for the
past two weeks. was able 10 be re-
moved to her home in American Fork
Sunday.
Miss Pearl southwick. Miss Retta
Cutler and Reed and Leroy Gardner,
who are attending the u. A. G. NJ
Logan. spent the Thanksgiving holi.
days here with their parents.
| %
We are Informed by Mrs w. u.
Racker that her daughter. May, (Mfs.
j. II. Carson OF TexAs) who was seri. |
ously injured In an automobile accid. |
ent several months ago. has now fully |
recovered.
Tuesday afternoon the Fifth Ward
Relief Society entertained at a social
at the home OF Mrs. John Roberts
Several musical numbers were render.
cd followed by serving Of dainty re.
treatments.
tuesday evening in the Third Ward
meeting house. the Third Ward
Mutual entertained at a Harveat |
Festival The hall was decorated
with corn and corn stalks. A short
program was rendered after which
games were played and refreshmeAts
served -'7
o. III
tuesday afternoon the First Ward
Relief Society entertained at a social
IN honor OF Nrs. A. n. Anderson. Mira
anderson has been a worker in The
First Ward Relief for a number a. IL
years and Ia now leaving to make her
nome IN the Second Ward. Mrs. An. 10
derson has been counselor 10 he
FIRST Ward Relief Society President
TOT some time. The afternoon was (
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-12-02
OUR PRICES ARE KEPT
LOWEST

If you need a suit or dress you
should see our offerings.
Mems clothing going at Won
derfully low prices.
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Big Reduction Sale

at the
WATSON MERCANTILE 90.
is being
CONTINUED
Reductions in our many lines
of merchandise are still maintain
ed. New bargains on special
articles and lines are being offer
ed now.
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LIST day OF December, 1920. ~,
b. w. GRAY, CITY ~"
Subscribed and sworn TO Ss
this LIST day OF November, IVY
WILLIAM ASHER, NoIaD
First and Final Estims"
District No. 3.
First Publication December /.
A. +. Gaisford. manager o.
Sun, returned WednesdN
three weeks automobile wv
Angeles. California.
A convention OF Range
Producers will be held az
Utah, Salt Lake City, ps. ',oi
7 and s. A number Of loc@
sheep men viii attend
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W.. 63
The north 100 II. of the west 21 II.
OF the east 1913 IT. OF Lot 6, Block
81 ..................... goo 90
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LEGAL NOTICES


No. AaNlN
state 81 New Nexiro. County " nermaltiln.
lu tho pstrlet Court
May tralg Sparhs rlaintiG.
a MsGla-haa and o. o. wei,enaanssr
nefendauis
10 A. ~ NcGLAsHAN and =. J. wEIsEN.
DANGER
Yoa are hereby notided that . suit Ia
been commenced. snd A. nav prnJina,
sgeinst 700 in Tho District Court nf The seq
und judicial District Of the state Of Nru
fexirn. viihin Hud fur The County Of bsf.
nalliln. uhrtrln Mary Craig Sparks D. plaln,
tin aud You ihr said 4 y McUiashsn and
j. J Wrisendanerr are defendants the GET
rral object of said suit j. 10 establish plain
tin Niln 20 fhsi certain tract 0f land no the
tpnutV ~ hrWnlilln, described o. the sputh.
rasf Quarter 81 Serfion 20 iu Tnrnahi- %
NORTH nf Range Q Fact. New Mexico Aei.
dian containing 100 acres. a. against thr
adverse claims 81 Fuu. and zach Of you thai
500 and each of Fuu, No narfHd and fureVHf
estnppei from having or c~laiining any right
or tile iu saiq premises adverse 90 plain.
tn snd piaintii's title Thereto be foFese
gnicied aud sei 81 rcst' and Tor othsr and
furiher relief
You. the said defendants. are notified, thai
unless fon, end each Of you enter your an'
pearanee la said eause on ar before The lsih
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FOR SALE

ti.soo-Fi,s asres ef land and tIon fran.
heus. In North Fourth atr4t road.
barn and other oathull&inu
s5.25O-a mom. modern, brick. stnfo bun.
falow' compleiqlY and Vol furnish.
~ fsrlNaod hnora. larFc riaskcd
sleeping porch dose IN. Ihri ward.
ttn0O-iU rom. 2 ffofy, modtu brick
frtldrneei large fooplas ~ water
heat nardN God nnurs NauFhout.
lot iafN.it1s gafaee,. hn shade
A beautiful home In fotfb ward.
Some aood business properties West
Central atenus.
A. FLEISCliER
REAL EsTtfF FfnE AND AurufOnfLE
INSURANCE. LOANS.
Phone GA. IN souti fourh
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FoR sALE-DAudy scratch pAa, gnl, 10,
pound. at Eyenlns Herald bisInois st
lice.
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THE SOUTHWESTERN Kim co. UF A..
RJQlEHQtE NEW MkNtCO pESiitts
ivERy c~okiMINifY ~ Thf STATE Of
NV MEXICO 10. Afi.L MEIRtLL.
sOrLE cos KLni hRANn POwpEH-l
Wfik A PERMANENT PROPOSITION ~
FWlT NNriuNAi an ERrtsiNG CAM
AIUN WHITE hON a5i OK CAiL AZ
p Viz urrlCL tOs WEsf CENTRAL
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March H.
Hogs OPENING receipt 10000.
raeksrs o DusinE. blddlnr. Js % 50
cents lower. Opening market th 10
20 cents higher. hulk. Glf.5omfGsB.
heuvicf. $4,000 fi.to. mediums.
gIb.Oo nfb.fb. liqht. fl54rsWfaoo.
ries. tis.Doe 1875.
catue-Rccelpts 1850. Market
strong 20 20 rents hirhe. CLOSING
Hiendy. Calves. steady TO Is cents
lower; choice heavy steers. ff3.I0dp
'lt.50: medium. sII.fouts.Oo. cone
o Sio.00nfitb. choice llehfs.
Si1.7hm13.b0. common. 40.0eWft1t:
butcher heifrrs. ef.e5mfa2s. can
ncra Sf.S0a 6.eO: veal calves sft.3s
% 1890; feeders. fS.6e9i2.eBs stock
crs. s6.T5H1f.a0.
Sheep Receipts. 1000. Market
steady. Lambs. s17.5e ~ 1910: culls.
Sif0oN 1898. yeariine wcthars.
fi5.2bmi1.bo SO. ives Sii.7t0f4.to.
culis. $3.50 mI u. t0. hrcedlne ewes.
$500 1885, feeder mmhs. gfAe5W
1876.
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10 tho Dtirles Court C6nniy Of nernanllo.
Statr OF New Mcrirn.
Roy MeDOnaid, Plaintiff.
w.
Peirn naldpuads. The nnknown heirs Of orr-
goriu AfAsou, deccassdi laurr aisneroa.
heir'ai las 81 Aalia. AraFun y A~lsnfroa. dt
ssns Je,s aaidoasia' fisisa Asrs.s. ~
Naidonsda and ~ uukno~n heirs Hnd ~
hnewn. riAimaats u interest adverse to
Soiics or. spi~
You. thc abote named defendants Aad each
p.sfr "a. sss.ssa a. In ss.is sas ss ssssf y s@ u
sid ruur, the feneraf ntirrt n taia~gHIoa
being 70 ssiAsli.h ne fisintin s.iaio Ia
nsslss'nE At = rent On ne hs,t
aiasienlhs dsIaua3 ises Saf,h s ="
Southeast cprurF 81 said Albuquerque
Tegn Grant ihenes gprlh elsliy siea
siaty-fou hundred ally and gortt. .nu
tttaO.a1l feet tkencc North ivu 90
degrees fgriy Ave ta5l mlnafrs kasi,
IIQ.5l feet ihenes south ssghiy,sevcn
80 desre.s hiieen I'D miFHtr., eaiR
hunaredihs f0oTS8l frct iaenec nora
uies. Hat oae hanand hlrg,sght aud
eirhtf.eresn huuuredths (l1a.sD feet.
thence south eighty-seven ts1l dc1rcts.
mieen .(i1l miauiee, Hast, fity-setha
hmdred thiry-sik snd ohs tsalh
lne Of he Ai6aqaeigas Tows Gisni.
three hundred nine and seventy four
huudFcdths l8u9lltl icst 90 the point 81
nny.teo hnndrcdfhs ft1.1el aeres. mufr
gr iessi ~siiaaiet lyirF apd being ln ~
Souiheast part 0f lhe sid Aiauqaerqee
Town Grant Los ha.eias precinri, bel
naNiu tuanffs New Nfslru. Whieh tad
iands 20 beisoen broadsr ~ and The Easi
line Of The Town Of Alhuqusrqus Grant
being bounded on The North BY The ianls
neeI sanne q. ihs Eastern Addnloe So
the property nov or iofmerly Of Henrgr
Morris, iatticp God aud ofhdra on he
tast Ny the nast lin9 u ihc Altagnfs
que Giant and Ga the Wet b. Broad.
way street there being contained viii
.H the boundaries Of the iands hereu
helou described tht Doc. blocks, STREETS
and allrys d The sunshine Addition 80
me CITY Of Albuquerque. arcefdiEg ~
the plat thereof hled ln the uHicc 0f ~
Probate CLERK and f. omeio Recorder uf
hsrgaiiiio County New AsHico. April q
iau arc further peiiaed that Inc sad ae.
ton y ful the purpose 81 anifilnk and 80
hhlishiug The platntins estate ~ the iurs
which you or any ~ you may hags adf. =.
10 The estate nf The plalnfln ln snid pffnifrf.
and a derfec n PRAYED for thtt yau Hhalt BE-
,ers,er ss,epped igs~ h.sins os ela.nias taS
pfsiatlf ssd shat Ak sais therein Be fos.
ever quletfd end SET a. rest
les are iarther nntihad hat ne nsme
o. the plaintiff attorney n ". A.. ksNHcr.
aud hat bis postohce address d Hohin.
Mosico, and that unirss YOU eater goar ~.
PssssS'''' jui 2s sS 'ssif' re a'ss sssa3f qs esi
tseap NEsfoR NoNroyA
By HARRY y LEE. Deputy.
March az April 4tllal.
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ALABASTME VAL FINIsA-L {. BALDRIDcE LUMBERco.
TWO GOOD BUYs

Q 4oom modcfh hfirh. stone fnandafion.
Ihinrle reef. a-aefffncd rorthesi ran ho hatd
A. Netplnf porthsa. LARGE corner Iat %
NORM fIrhth street, rYlte tffy ftasenablc.
Groom modon brltt hunual1u. Stripping
porch iarnr Afnrcned. in front porch. steam
beat hard pine floors. large corner Dot. fii.
pate on tatf Central Ave. potscasinn t4h
b. alrea Afrii 1t. ror price see o. eau
W. have money 70 loan on good security.
A. G. STAKES
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
sio West loid Ave. PAoas iss
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DRS. SHERIDAN AND BERGER

THE MuRPHEY sANATpRIUN
fur the treatment Of tuberculosis. Alhu'
queruue. New Mexico. CITY oheei Wight
turia BIDS. opposite post0nice. Ohce
hours 10 90 ~ a. m, . 10 a D. a.
pr. W. q. Mnrphey and d.. oEIl Mnlky
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CHICAGO. March af-Hnter-
Lower. Creamery. extras, $50.
EgGs-lnwer. Receipts. $3.50
C1Hcs Firsts. fics ordinary nrals.
ifN 3pci at mark. cuscs included. ds
Hfohc.
POtHfror-W fnk. Receipts. ~
cars. Northern IOurd white Sucked.
$3.50 6.OQi bulk. tb.95r COS.
lay Of May. 1890. Judgment vii b. rendered
IN said cause aEsiust yot. ~ default
Name and post ohcr hddrr1H o. piainfIu =
attorney b JaMra a.. EifrhL Hncorro. New
NrkicD. NEafOE MOEIOfA.
(Sehll Clert.
ny HARRY. n LEE Deputy.
Aiouquorquc. New Mexico.
March 10. 1899.
March % Ann 7.ftei.
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MANTEn-Man or Moman

rRlrARE f0r tho hiF oppuftuniiics iu bus
inrss Course alsruue April Q i stem.
nAfnphy titil Service Private Srcrctay Ac
,nuninnr5. Bu,incss Administration. BANKING
consular Hnd Diplomatic Service. Foreign
frHdr business spanish Machine Account
irs Commercial Teaching Tclegfaphy. 2.Aut
former students We place uur gruduatrs B.
tho best pntiNnnt. Albuquerque buaiuca'
College phone 627
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NANTEu. American lady between
20 uud 80 to learn trade. nice,
pl"usunt work; good wage while
lenrUing, Apply Ia person, i2i
eoutu Second street
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-MNNrEn-FcnmIc non
Phone 3g5

NANTED-Wa oman Co., cooking and general
huuarWufk. Good ages Go right party
INhuue tf9ItW.
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.NANrEp-Girl Tor gcnotal housework two
in family good wages Phone ltto.J, or
nll az COS East Coal
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LOOKING for a nou,ei N vnAt yan haze in
mind ISN'T listed here, put a little I'd 10
our ''@aRted-dweliinEs' eolumn. just call
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b. HARRY y LEE. Deputy.
uarch n April I,la2t.
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y " kirkland Pres. J \. Goodcn. sss'y.
Certified Public Accountant
THf INTERSTATE AUDIT COMPANY
Complication, Audi;iug Organization and IN.
stallauun % omce Systems. Inccne and "a.
cess Profits Tax Reports
Omces, 2i0 No, Second ~ Phone 621.
AlbuanstQne. H., NJ.
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10 the Drirles Court. C0uniy of nernaliilo.
Statr OF New Mcrirn.
Roy McDonald. Plaintiff,
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DIR. ROYAL -. TRACY
Room IS. Barnett Bldg.
AIlenlst and N~curologist. Bureau War
Risk Insurance.
Hours 2 to s p. M, aud Z TO s .. m.
Phones: ONCE. 1885,; Residence. iGiiM.
DRS. SHERIDAN AND BERGER
Practice limited to-
GENITO-rRINARY DISEASES
AND DISEASES or THE SKIN
WassCrman Laboratory In Connection
Phone $50.
Citizens Bank Bldg. Albuquerque.
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FOR SALE
AUTO HARP

Cali at 1904 T. Central
LIVE STOCK 20
FOR sALf-Rig tanm. wagon harness. ono
mile north ~ the Mrnaul school. Price
s32j Hernandez Nauea.
BULLS FOR SALE
100 head extra good Registered and
Grade Bulls
SIN CALLEN. MnEon Mound. y. ".
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Repaired in your own zaragc. under your own
supervision, hy q competent mrcbantc. Four.
teen years factory and garage experience. To-.
quirc at tent on ursniie Ave. between Sew
snih and Eighth SIS.
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Pcirh naliuuads. The nnknown heirs Of orr
Eorio AfAeuE, deceased l1urr HiHnerua.
heir'ati las of Anlta AraFup y Aianfroa. De-
ceased Petra Naldonada De- se1da juto
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Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
HURT. MAN LIES. HELPLESS $ DAYS.
 WITHOUT WATER.
And Doctors At Globe Hos pital Where Jake File man Was Taken Say He Will Recover From Brok- en Leg and Week of Pri- vatiOn

Six days on the desert exposed to the scorching summer sun with only small mesquite bush for shelter Six days without food and water, Six days cramped in one spot without the ability to move!
 That was the terrible torture en- dured by Jake F'illeman, a man 5S years old, who was found suffering from a broken thigh and enduring the extreme agony of going without food and water for almost d week. He is now in the county hospital at Globe, and the nurse in attendance said last night there was every reason to believe he would fully recover.
 Word of the finding of Filleman was brought to Phoenix last night by J. R. Dewey, travelling salesman who was in the town of Geronimo when he was brought in by searching party. At the time he was found F'iIleman was scarcely whisper. His tongue was swollen and Iolled Imply from his mouth. Filleman is said to have told his rescuers that he was just on the point of ending it all with a knife he carried when he became aware of help near at hand.
 Filleman is employed by the Chiri- cahua Cattle company at it's ranch in Graham county. More than a week ago he started for a ranch some distance from the place he was working, riding a mule and leading two horses. The mule threw him and broke away. When Filleman attempted to follow he real ized his leg was broken. He crawled to mesquite bush about 40 feet away and was forced to stay there six days.
 Although not more than a mile dis tant from water, F'illeman was unable to even attempt to reach it. The two horses strayed back to the place where their master had fallen. but the mule disappeared entirely.
 When F'illeman failed to return to the ranch where he was employed Henry Calvin and Newt Hinton began a search for him. After finding him they rushed him to the county hospital at Globe, where he was attended by Dr. R. D. Kennedy.