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Dccd C,nyc,. rSoop Aero.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. March io.-A
big deed was recorded in tho clerks
Office of Madison County Il few days
ago from David 'amson. trustee, to
G.. \. Porter and others, the consider
alton stated being S2oG.Oo The deed
calls for the change in ownership OF
about 2S.o00 acres OF timber lands.
aud their text made q book OF sixty
seven paEcs. Clery Tayior's fec aud
tho Federal and State taxes ON tn"
deed amounted TO $l.2iG. This wns
the largest decd ever recorded III the
Madison court records.
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wagon. and later. in the day MIR. and
Mrs. Frank ". kremcr and three chill
drcm had a similar experience. The
ford at that point has hcen danger
Gus. IL is said, since work was STONED
by contractors last fall on excavations
for Il new bridge.
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Especial to The Timcs-Dispa.ch. ]

WSTHENILE, VA. March l0.-Thc
convent of Villa Maria WAS totally
destroyed by fire today. the fire was
located III the JNOer story of the build
ing about O'Clock and so rapid was
it's progress, that IN two hours there
was nothing LEFT OF the building but
smoulderinE ruins.
1t is not known how thc fire origin
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Canada Stand. nv nor,Ic,

OTTAWA. March I0-hEitation for
wartime condition government which
started soon after tho armisticc Was
signed. was collapsed temporarily al
least. when tho House Of Commons
carly today voted it's conndcncc in
the Premier by a majority OF 81
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composed Of veterans OF the Belgian
army in the late war. Tho director
OF the band is Emile MichluX.
Destructive Firc mt Abingdon.

BRlSTOL. Maroon lO.--Firc thought
to have originated from Il defective
nuc. destroyed the storchouSe, stock
of goods, residence and household cf
fcc;S of w. /. Arnold 1T Abingdon.
Monday. according to Information re-
cciVcd hcrc. The fire for time
threatened TO destroy the entire block.
Members of the family escaped from
tho burning residence without injury.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. with
no insurance. Damage was done by
water and fire to the Head Lirscomh-
Mccormick overall factory there, cs-
[ iIn;it cd nj $1,000.
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l.YNCIIBURG. March lN--The jan
sentence of five white men. convicted
on a Ganbling charge Monday, has
been suspended by Police Justice Mar.
tin. the men being admonishcd that
This will he added to another sentence
in case Of subsequent conviction. The
nnncnl was then withdrawn.
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IIcld on burglary Charges.

1YNCHBUNG MorCh IU.--CNarIeS
Zellcr was held for the April grand
Jury here Yesterday on two charges
OF burglary In the two cases he is
alleged to have stolen goods worth
upwards Of 5000 Iolcr says he for
mcrly lived in Newport News.
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discover Porter Has smai,pox.

LNNCHBURC. March lG.-Two cases
of smallpox have been located here by
tho health department, one OF them
being Il negro porter ut the Union Pas
senGcr Station. where lie had been at
work several days, despite the fact that
he was covered With evidences OF the
disease.
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NANNILI.E. March lO-Four Of the
five policemen who failed in rc-clec-
ton last week, last night demanded
of the police commission an invcsti-
Sres9ing Sssiew " tha S failure q rs
elect them With no explanation had
been acceptedssby some. as silent re-
proof. The commissioners declined TO
go into an Investigation, stating tha.
no charges had been preferred against
the men. There is some demand for
public sessions OF the police commits
sion instead of the executive sessions
during which policemen are elected.
The commissioners las; night elected
three additional men. two former on.-
GERS being put, back on the force, and
one new candidate
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VIII Merge Charit, work.

DASNlIE. March l0.--As result OF q
meeting held Ne;tcrday. all OF Dan
vile s,charity and social welfare work
VIII DC done in future under one or
San!34t ioQ--3 merger Of all of the
oNtStihS Societies and guilds and known
as tie Dauyi!lc Community Council.
W. IL BoatwriSht WIS elected prcsi-
dent, Ecrbcrt NJ Martin. vice president:
and MaH.Cs IL. Harrison. treasurer.
EnchE nio;nhcr in the EXAMINATIONS
whicI have boon thus merged viii I've
1850 Sod dues and 80 this nucleus will
Nc ad6cd funds resulting from drives.
iuN"Gfle icIinGucncS- recreation foc
cnidren. anu tn" appointment of a
t"G1nS officer VIII he among the first
l.Ct'c TS 20 be seriously taken up by
ibis Kew organization.
The%cXccutive committee Is composed
OF WEl'. iioatwriEht: Mrs. II. NJ. Mar
t'n 81. X. Harrison, kcN. II w. ru-
Rose al II Sl.addon. DR.. L. w Garn-
e;i. &c. Jordan q. j. Gc"Ehegau. T.,
KUttle Mrs w 7, Harris, G. {. SnCad,
Mrs NJ. q. Nelson, Mrs. j. y. Herman
and .fss y Penn
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preventive Measure

Close school as Preventive Measure.
ONANCOCK. March l0.-'rhc Oman
cock High School was closed Tuesday
AS =; safeguard against influenza and
scarlet fever.
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GRAHAM HITS
RECORD PACE OF IS KNOTS
New Craft Makes Fastest Speed Of
Any Ship Turned Out at Vir-
ginia Plant

81. NEWPORT NEWS. VA, March 1G.---
The destroyer Graham. recently com
pletcd at the plant Of The Ncwpor;
News ShipbuildinE and Dry Dock Com
pany. made a little better than thirty
ssiN knots an hour on her trial runs, ac-
cOrdiug TO officials of the yard. The
Graham returned yesterday afternoon
at o'clock with a record for all de-
Stroycrs built here.
Thirty-sjN knots is little better
than forty two miles an hour. The
Graham lis one OF tho group OF de-
Stroyers s,hc sh!pyard contracted for
during the war
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LYNCIIBGRG. March lo.--f'our pieces
OF motor apparatus Of the fire depart
mcnt here late Monday night stood
tdly by aud watched Il $4,000 residence
belonging w. S. Dream. .ir burn
because 1hs. water pipes IN Pcakland
Place. suburb owned by Il Phila-
delphia synd!cate, were dry. civ
water had never been turned into the
fire mains. The fremcn could have
COPIED with the blaze if there had been
water. The residence was nearing
completion andewas to have been oc-
cupied next week. There was $ll 600
insurance .Pn the building. The prop
trty IS located nearly two miles from
County line.
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December ., and sailed from Vineyard
haven. December %. Since that tinio
70 tldinSs have been received from
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
BIG CHIEFS WATCH
PRIMARIES 70 R
PRESIDENTIAL
PROBABILITIES

NEW YORK, September RE
turns from today's primaries are be-
ing watched closely at headquarters
of both Democratic and Republican
parties as best indications of prob
able presidential campaign results.
Chief interest centers in Wisconsin
and New Hampshire, where senator's
LenrooV and Moses both are seeking
denomination.
Senator La Follettee is sponsoring
James Thompson against Lenroot in
Wisconsin; and Senator Moses in
New Hampshire is opposed by Hunt
ley Spalding who charges Moses
with hostility to League of Nations
and Women's Suffrage.
In Nevada Senator Henderson is
unopposed for the Democratic NOM
inatlon, though five republicans are
contesting the honor of running
against him in November.
There is a hot fight in Illinois
where Thompson and Lowden are
contest4ng control of the Republican
party in that state.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
MEXICO UNDECIDED
(Ralps H. Turner, Special Cores
pondent.)

(Ralpa H. Turner, Special Cores
pondent.)
Omitted Press Service)
MEXICO CITY, September 7. -
1t is understood that the Mexican
government has received from the
United States government a note
which threatens to create a delicate
situation between the two countries.
Doctor Cuthberto Hidalgo, Min
lister of Foreign Affairs in Mexico,
declares &offkciallw" that no such
note has been received. This state.
ment is taken to mean that the pro-
visional government of Mexico is un-
decided whether to accept the note
regarding Carranza petroleum laws,
which note is said 20 be couched in
very "Tong terms.
According to unofficial informa-
ton the note protested against con-
tlnuan.e of Carranza DEGREES which
the United States declares con-
ficatory.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
MRS. LEEKER HAS THE CAR

Yesterday afternoon new develop
ment took place in the much mixed
Leeker-Goldner matter. It will be
recalled that in the proceedings
wherein Mrs. Nathan Leeker secured
reversal of the decree granting
Nathan a divorce there entered into
the story a fine touring car Nathan
was reported to have given Sarah
Goldner. Both Nathan and Sarah
denied the gift, averring the car is
Nathan's own property.
1t is reported that yesterday Mrs.
Leeker found the car standing on the
street without anyone in charge.
She took possession and drove it
away, retaining possession. A war
rant was asked for her arrest for
stealing the car. Justice Wilkey re-
fused the warrant unless sanctioned
by the county attorney. The county
attorney refused his sanction on the
ground that as Mrs. Leeker is
NatraD's lawful wife, she has an in
teress in the car, and was within her
rights taking possession.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
Late Bulletins

PHOENIX, Arizona, September 8.
1929. $3.50 a. m. (By Phone.)
Although returns are coming in
slowly from various sections of the
state the following information was
compiled from reports received at
Democratic and Republican head
quarters:
Earhart is leading Webb for state
reasurer in Maricopa. county and re-
)orts from other sections of the state,
i've him a comfortable majority.
Jones and Hardy are running ex-
timely SSse in Maricopa but re-
turns from the south give Hardy
light margin.
Clarke is leading in the Republican
race in Maricopa county and is run
ming DETER than A to in Yavapal.
McAIister for A1preme Judge is
eadine Pattee throughout the state.
Nit Simms. is leading Winsor for
governor and it is thought that he
will be nominated. Simms received
/ far larger vote than his campaign
managers expected in Maricopa
county.
Wheeler has a big lead for Sec
rotary of state and his nomination is
generally conceded.
For superintendent of public in
,truction, Case is running away from
'eterS0n.
Cashel leads all candidates in the
ace for corporation commissioner.
Massey has a big lead for state
nine inspector and is said to be
ure winner.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
Mexican Bank OF
Issue Financed
BY American
Capital
Especial to "The Oasis''

(Spec1al to The Oasis
CITY OF MEXICO, September Z.
Subs Secretary of the Treasury
Padres has announced that financiat
arSapgements have been completed
with ijew York capital for financing
National Bank of Mexico, which
will be bank of issue, single in
st1tution in the City Of Mexico, with
branches in various states of the re-
public where such branches may be
needed. :
It is understood that Minister
Alvarado, of the Mexican Treasury
department. has departed from New
York Tor this capital and that on
the eve Of his departure he wired
President de la Huerta and Sub
Secretary Padres that all arrange
ments have been perfected for
creation of a single financial in
stitution such as described, with a
number of large and influential banks
in that city taking equal proportions
of the shares in the new institution.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
COx'S MANAGER
SPEAKS UP TO
SENATE SLUSH
PROBERS

CHICAGO, September T. Ed
Moore, Governor Cox's preconvention
manager, appearing before the Sem
ate committee investigating cam
palgn funds charged that the COM
n1ittee sis not seeking the best evil
dence it, can get" regarding the
charges brought by Governor Cox
against the financial management of
the national republican campaign.
He SAID that if it wanted the COM
mittee could get first hand inform
alton o. preparations to raise a fund
Of fifteen millior dollars for fin.
oncing the Republican campaign. He
declared the committee should car
men who have The confidence of
Republican leaders,"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE
ONLY
UNITED Press Service>

UNITED Press Scrvice\
LONDON, September 7.-Discuss-
ing the report that Premier Lloyd
George offered to free Lord Mayor
MacSwiney on condition that Sim
Fem murders of policemen in Ire
land cease, Father Dominic, the
Lord Mayors chaplain, said today.
"Lord Mayor MacSwiney has no au-
thority to promise on behalf of Sim
Fein cessation of so-called murders.
He is only an individual"
Today MacSwiney was reported
suffering intense pain in his heart
and abdomen. He was still conscious
and able to converse, though with
great effort.
Personally replying to Lloyd
Georges alleged offer MacSwiney is
reported to have declared that he
would accept an unconditional release
only.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
FOR GOVERNOR AND i. s.
s ENAT0R EARHART
FOR TREASURER. HARDY
RUNNING STRONG ALSO
In Santa Cruz County Patterson Leads
For Sheriff, With Race For County
Attorney Close. No Contests On
Other Nominations

The primary election in Nogales
and Santa Cruz county passed very
quietly yesterday; and in the city
the vote was not so large as was an
ticipated. With a registration of
1190 IN Nogales precinct the total
vote cast was 703; at Masonic Hall,
first ward, 276 votes; at the City
Hall, second ward, 1913; at the Ortiz
Garage, third ward, 229.
Counting the votes seemed slow
work, The work at the City Hall tax
ing until after midnight, wrile the
officers at the Masonic Hall were I'M
til 2 o'clock this morning, and the
count at the Ortiz Garage was not
completed in time to incorporate a
full return. Up to the hour of 60
ing to press we give the latest re-
ceived. The head tells the story.
From: the state at large there
came che same story of slow count
ing, and very meagre returns were
received up to the time of closing the
forms and going to press with "The
Oasis, at 4 o'clock this morning.
Advices from Maricopa County
stated that so far as the votes had
been counted for United States
senate: Judge Stanford was leading
Mark Smith by three to one, and
that for governor Nit Simms was
leading Winsor two to one. The
same report stated that in Maricopa
county, the vote for attorney gen.
eral was very close between Leslie
Hardy and Whitney, with Hardy
running very strong" In the same
county the vote on supreme court
justices was reported close up to the
last report, but no figures were
given.
From Pima county it was report
ed thai Worsley was leading Mark
Smith for United State senator by
about It's votes, with Judge Stanford
i poor third. For governor Wlnsor
vas running ahead of Simms two to
one in Pima county; and it was re-
ported that for attorney general
Jones was leading, with Hardy sec
md and Whitney third.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
FIGHT PROMOTER IS
RELEASED FROM JAIL

Bob White, one of the promoters
Of the Lincoln-Mansell fiasco, who
was he'd in the Nogales, Sonora, Jail
pending the financial settlement of
the affair, was released from custody
last night, having settled In full, the
claims of seat holders. Harry Brooks,
of the Sonora Cafe, who guaranteed
100000 as Lincoln's end of the purse
made good his obligation yesterday,
showing about the only real bit of
craftsmanship connected with the af-
fair which has hurt the figrt game
in the section.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
SITUATION ARE.
DELICATE|s. AMER
T x|C'A n.
R { | A 7 ! 0 n S.
Omitted Press ServIce)

WASHINGTON, September z. -
1t is learned here today that the
United States has sent Mexico a note
protesting vigorously against con-
tinuance Of the Carranza program
with regard to American owned oil
proper les in Mexico. 1t is under
stood that the American govern
ment's communication declares that
recogni' ion of the new Mexican gov
ernnen. will be impossible unless the
latter discontinues the Carranza
policy Of confiscation American own
ed oil properties through denounce-
ment Il claims which declare that
subsoil of oil bearing lands belong to
the Mexican nation.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
Ladies Auxiliary
Meeting To-Day

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Santa
Cruz club will hold the first enter
tainment of the season at the Santa
Cruz club rooms this afternoon An
interesting musical program has been
arranged, beginning at 3 o'clock. The
following ladies will act as patroness-
es of this afternoons affair. Mrs. G.
L. Fowler, Mrs. A. M, Gillespie, Mrs.
Ross Giffith, Mrs. c. v. Fowler, Mrs.
J. Glissan and Mrs. Farrior.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
COUNTY RETURNs)

Patagonia precinct, and ward No.
1, in Nogales, voting at city hall and
ward No. 2, voting at Masonic Hall
are the only ones that had completed
their count at the hour of closing the
forms of 'The Oasis.
Patagonia gave Patterson, 90;
parke:. 26; Bowman, L; Cummings,
1. Ward No. /. gave Patterson, 35;,
Parker as; Bowman, g; Cummings,
As; Ward No. 2. gave Patterson,
81; Parker, 60; Bowman, Is; Cum
mings, 76.
Patterson received % votes at
Harshaw and Parker, 6. Patterson's
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
LLOYD GEORGE
OFFERS IRISH A
COMPROMISE
UNITED Press Service)

LONDON, September T. With
Lord Mayor MacSwiney In semi
comatose condition, Irish sympathiz-
ers aweited official confirmation of a
report that Lloyd-George had pro-
posed .erms for release of Mac
Swiney. Latest reports from Cork
are that the latter is very low.
Premier Lloyd-George is home
ward bound from vacation passed
at Lucerne, Switzerland. He is re-
ported to have agreed to release Mac
Swiney if given guarantees that the
Irish cease numbering policemen.
Lonoon newspapers are divided as
to the action desired, some declaring
that MacSwiney's death will not fur
ther complicate the Irish situation.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
GENERAL STRIKE
IN ITALY WITH
SEIZURE OF THE
FACTORIES
UNITED Press Service)

ROME, September Tn face of
prospects for general strike d.
lowing seizure of $50 factories
throughout Italy by metal workers,
government officials are optimistic
Socialist executives have appealed
to all workers to declare solidarity
with metal workers.
Treasury Minister Medals proposal
that manufacturers gr mt incraaced
wage demands throug.l establishment
of cooperative buying stores, will be
considered by workers in Milan to-
day.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
WINNIPEG, Man., Sept

WINNIPEG, Man., Sept. Z. -
UNITED Press.)-A. F. Grove, crown
timber agent here, announces seventy
I've square miles of timber limits in
this province will be sold at auction
at this office here early this fall.
TIE l9--' s located on the east side
Of Lake "inni peg, on the Bear and
Maskawa rivers, about ninety miles
north of here. 1t is IN three tracts
of rs square miles each.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08

DEMOCRATIC LADIES

Mrs. o. B. Glover, chairman of the
Democratic Women's Committee of
Santa Cruz County, has sent by mail
many invitations to Democratic la
dies to attend the Women's Demo-
cratic Meeting at the court house,
this evening at 8 o'clock.
AS it is impossible to get out in
dividual invitations to all, those ladies
not receiving such individual in
vitations are requested to accept the
general invitation in another place in
"The Oasis" and give the meeting the
benefit of their presence.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
RUFUS WILLIAMS TO
FIGHT HAYDEN HERE

Rufus Williams and Spedball Hay
den will box a 10-round bout at the
Montezuma Club, Saturday night.
Doth Of thefc boys are well known to
the followers of the game and an IN
teresting affair is on tap for the
fight fans. A preliminary bout will
be furnished by Theda Bara and Kid
Martia
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
C RE IT BRITAIN
RECOGNIZES The
PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT
Especial to THE Oasis")

CITY OF MEXICO, September Z.
1t i; said in official circles here
that Great Britain and other
European governments have decided
to extend recognition to the present
provisional government Of Mexico.
1t is reported also from extra-official
sources that the Minister of Foreign
Relations will promulgate on Thurs
day official announcement by the
governments indicated of the recogni-
ton nav foreshadowed.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
SUBMITTED TO AN OPERATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco Velasco.
from Hermosillo, have been in No
gales several days; and Mrs. Velasco
is in st. Joseph's hospital where she
submitted to an operation for ap-
pendicitis several days ago. The OPP
GRAFTON was successful, the patient
rallied of finely and is on the way to
recovery.
Mr.. Veasco is agent for Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s express in the Sonora
capital
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
(SIMMS LEADS IN COUNTY,

Reports from five precincts in the
country districts of Santa Cruz
county give Nit Simms a majority
for the governorsIip while Senator
Marcus A. Smith is leading IN the
county for Senator. Edward A,
Massey has comfortable lead for
the office of mine inspector. Leslie
G. Hardy, county attorney OF Santa
cruz county has big lead for the
office of attorney generl.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
PATAGONIA FOR PATTERSON

At Patagonia, Patterson for sheriff
was given a strong vote. The final
tally on the Sheriff fight showing:
Patterson, 90; Parker, 26; Cumming
1. At Harshaw, Patterson received
% votes against cast for Parker.
The total vote in Patagonia was 1853.
Of this vote Democrats received 12O
and the Republicans, SO.
The road bonds carried in Pata-
gonia Seventy votes were cast on
the bond election, So votes being in
favor of the bonds.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
COX ADVOCATES
C0OpEn1TED Buy
ING Avn SELLING
Continued From Page One)

GRAND FORKS, North OAK.
September Tn his first speech in
North Dakota today Governor Cox
advocated cooperative buying and
selling. He declared new anti
trust laws are necessary, specifying
how far cooperative purchasing and
dealin., may be carried legitimately.
Governor Cox laid particular stress
upon the League of Nations, the al
legged Republican slush fund, and
progressive government as develop
ed in this section.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08

Monday evening Mrs. l.. H. San
siper returned from Los Angeles,
where she had been several weeks.
Mr.. Sansiper, who had been there a
short time preceded his wife by.
few days-as mentioned in these
columns at the time.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
-fPATTEE IN OLD. CoCHIsE9

Judge Samuel Pattee for Supreme
Judge is reported to be going big in
Cochise county, five precincts giving
him lead of A to 1 over McAlister.
In Santa Cruz county, the fight be-
Pattee and McAlister.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
(CLOsE FIGHTS IN PIMA)

Reports from Pima county report
close fight between Worsley and
Smith for Senator with Winsor lead
ing Simms 2 to l in the gubernation-
al race. In the race for sheriff,
Sullinger is said to be leading Miles
by small margin Earhart is re-
ported as leading Webb by COM
Portable majority in the race for
state treasurer.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
HARDING DESSERTS PORCH
Omitted Press Service)

ABOARD HARDING TRAIN, Sept
To-Day Senator Harding deserted
his fir mt porch for the first time
since his nomination, en- route to
Minnesota to speak at state fair to-
morrow. Plans not to stop at Chicago
today, though he will visit General
Wood at Fort Sheridan.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08
HOTEL FIRE TRAGEDY
tCuited Press Service)

,Guited Press Service)
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Septem-
Der Twelve bodies have been TAX
en- from RUNS of Houston Hotel,
burnec yesterday. Searchers believe
they viii find other corpses in ruins.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08

Ed Bohlinger was Nogales visi-
tor from Patagonia yesterday, ac-
lively engaged in electioneering for
Harry (Pat) Patterson for Sheriff.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-08

Yesterday Mrs. w. Beckford Kib-
hey Jr arrived from California, en-
route 20 the Alamo rancho.