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New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
Yachting Fans
Eager for Test
At New Haven
Time Allowance Will Not
Figure in Contests; Much
Wagering on Outcome

NEW HAVEN, May 21.-Unless un-
favorable weather interferes, the first
race between the Gardner-designed
Yacht Vanitie and the Herreshoff sloop
gesolute will be sailed in the Sound
of this port to-day. The plan of the
race committee of the New York Yacht
Club at present is to have the cup
candidates beat a seven-mile leg to
windWard and return. the turning mark
being an anchored oyster boat off the
Morris Cove breakwater
Many Yachting fans are in New
Haven to- day to witness this first race.
As it is believed that it will show
whether the Nanite, defeated in the
trials of 1914, he. benefited by the
alterations IN cot struction and rig
which she has undergone at Robert
Jacobs shipyard at City Island
The race sailed to-day will give the
sharps an intimate line on the capabili-
ties Of both yachts, as they have not
been measured and will meet for the
first time on even terms.
The result of to-days race will be
watched carefully by everybody inter-
ested in the international contest. as
much New York money has been
wagered on the rejuvenated Vanitie
and lot more IS waiting 70 be placed
If she should prove the Resolute's
equal.
There is no indication at present
that the official measurements OF the
yachts will be taken until after the
New Haven trials are over, and this
means that the time allowance which
ore or the other will enjoy will not
fgure in their meeting mere.
This has pleased the Yachting fans
as it means that they will be able to
see the two would-be cup defenders
battling on even terms, and the coming
announcement of the handicap Will
have little to do with the ultimate re-
suit, unless the tuning-up brushes held
here are very close.
The Nanitie was launched early YES
terday morning at City Island and was
towed here by her mother ship" the
auxillary yacht Narifa. Her expensive
bronze hull has had a finishing coat
of old gold lacquer applied. which is
expected 10 ease her progress through
the water. The hull of the Vantie is
now so brilliant that it can be seen
for miles when she is off shore.
The Resolute arrived here last nigh.
and her crew declared that she was
IN readiness to defend her right TO
meet Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock "
in the contest for the Americas Cup.
Il was announced that the manage
ment of Nanitie has been transferred
from Rear Commodore George Nichols
to c. Sherman Hoyt, and the latter
soon agreed to the proposition Of
Manager R. ". Emmons, of Resolute.
for windward and leeward race to-
morrow, with turning mark seven
miles from the start, the yachts to
sail twice over the course.
II was also agreed TO have the pre-
paratory signal at II o'clock. dav-
Hight time, with the actual start at
u:15.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
dinner will be rendered to the visiting
players at the Vanderbilt this evening.

do not believe we shall see again
until the playing of the national cham
pionships in August the quality Of
tennis that Williams and lilden are
going to provide this afternoon. Til
den, we ali know, is in unusually fine
form right now. and Williams, from
the one chance had to watch his work
at the West Side club some three weeks
ago, has given indications that he is
going to enjoy good season on the
courts. He showed little flashes Of his
best stroking. and the old confidence
that used to characterize his play was
evident in his every move.
AS for Johnson and Harte, this match
is going to give US guiding line as
to how the latter is going to fare on
turf courts All his great playing of
last winter was done on board floor
surface. and it may be that the slower
courts at Forest Hills will prove a seri-
Gus obstacle to the Bostonian. The
advantage in this respect will all lie
with Johnson, whose wickedly cut chop
strokes are most effective on a heavy
slippery court. Harte's chief chances
of bearing OFF the victory will rest
upon his ability to cut the ball off close
to the net.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
Dean, Princeton Captain;
Davis and Bingham Re-
turn Cards of l64
BY Raw Mccarthy

j. Simpson Dean, captain of the Prince
ton University team H. B. K Davis, Of
the Engineers Club, former California
state champion, and H. P. Bingham. of
the National Club, tied for low medal
score In the qualifying round which
opened the annual three-day invitation
tournament of the Garden City Golf
Club yesterday. Each had card of
l64 for the SO holes. Dean and Bing-
ham had scores of SO and 81 each, while
Davis shot an 80 in the morning and
an "a in the afternoon.
1t was tired bunch of golfers that
trouped into the clubhouse after an
all day session on the di dihcult Garden
City links. For most of them it was
practically their first competition of
the season. This partly accounts for
the first sixteen.
j: N. Stears jr.. of the Nassau Club.
a frst-rate golfer, went round in 80
in the morning and was being counted
on to make a strong bid for the media!
prize. However, in the afternoon he
slipped on couple holes on his in
ward journey and finally dropped out
of the running.
More than a hundred golfers were
entered, but only 81 competed, an un-
usually large field considering the fact
holes.
Eddie Styles, the champion marathon
golfer of the North Hills Club, of Phil
adelphia, came over for the meet and
shoot an SO in the morning.
II think have good chance to
land the medal prize said Eddie when
he came in at noon. This is the first
time l ever played over this splendid
course and believe I have the lay
of it now" But Eddie didn't lower
his mark in the afternoon and said
figured. However, he did land in the
first sixteen, and inssmuch as Eddie is
game golfer it wouldn't be at all
surprising to see him carry off the
honors.
Grant Peacock, of Cherry Valley.
who was slated to go abroad with the
American amateurs, but later cancelled,
was in the field However, he is not
in form yet although he is sure to
improve in the next two days play:
One of the features of the days
play was the score OF Eddie briggs,
the former Princeton football star.
qualified him for the first sixteen.
Driggs started to play golf only last
year, and if he continues to progress
at his present rate he soon will be
battling with the leaders for national
titles.
Match play will start tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock. The draw of
the first sixteen, made last evening.
resulted AS follows:
H. X. Kerr VS.. j. R. Hyde, c. Z. Van
Week vs.. ]. G.. Douglas, II. B. Dav.s
vs. A. j. Mendes, j. S. Dean vs.. D.
Lord, H. P. Bingham vs.. J. NJ. Ward,
A. W. Brand VS.. f. H. Styles. E. H.
briggs VS. D. M. Parker, G. 4. Pea
cock vs.. W. E. TruesdeN.
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
Tesreau's Bears to Plav
Bacharach Giants Again

jeff Tesreau's Bears will meet the
Bacharach Giants in the third of their
series of double headers at Dyckman
Oval, near the Dyckman Street station
Of the Broadway subway, Sunday
afternoon.
The previous games between these
two teams were closely contested.
Tesreau will pitch the opener on Sun
day, with Redding as his opponent on
the mound
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
Must Go a Long Way
To Celebrate Victory

THE Jamaica racetrack these
days is as dry as any spot of
the Sahara hundred miles from
an oasis. Mine Host Harry NJ.
Stevens, a gentleman of law and
order, prides himself on the fact
that he sells nothing stronger than
buttermilk.
Yesterday afternoon a gentleman
who wagered heavily on Gladia-
tor seemed desirous of celebrating
with his friends. He impressed
Frank Stevens that he wished to
see his father on important busi-
Eess.
"Say. Harry" he con6ded, when
he had led him around behind the
stand, "do you know where a fellow
can get a drink of good liquor
around a racetrack?"
"Sure!" yelled Harry. "You can
get one at Montreal. Now gettocll
out of here, and so there"
And the fustered gentleman beat
a hurried retreat to the raucous
barkings of the hot dogs of nearby
counter.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
FOrdham Baseball
Team Finds Easy
Mark i'm Pittsburgh

The Fordham University baseball
team defeated the University Of Pitts
burgh nine at Fordham Field yesterday
afternoon by the score of 5 to /. Mac
Namara, Fordhams veteran twirier,
held the visitors to three scattered
hits. In addition, ne registered ten
strike-outs and did not issue a base
on balls
Barrett. the Pitt boxman, was touched
for total Of seven safetes, including
double and a triple. He was also
wild at times and gave four passes 20
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
Three In Tie for Medal
In Garden City Tourneu
Errors Help the Skeeters
Close Victory

READING, Pa, May 20-Fou1 hits
and some ragged fielding on Readings
part gave Jersey City four runs in the
fourth inning and allowed the Skeeters
to take the opening game of the series,
to T.
The Marinea hit Wilhelm often. es-
Pecially IN the closing innings, but the
Jersey City veteran was saved by four
fast double plays
The score:
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
Martin Scores Knockout

CLARKSBURG, w. Va, May 2o.-Bob
Martin, champion heavyweight of the
A. E. F., scored knockout over Johnny
Saxon, OF Newark. N. j., in the fifth
round of a scheduled 10-round bout
here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
n. Y. L. Tennis Team
Swamps C.. C.. N. Y.

The New York University tennis
team made a clean sweep against the
City College players yesterday.
The summary:
SINGLES
- Edelstein, n, Y. L., defeated Alsase;
schuldner, n Y. Z. defeated sha piro
IL. st. 50.
sandberg. y. Y. T.. defeated Leyine
6-1. 50
Sparks, y. 7. L, defeated Diamond
6--3, 6-3.
DOUBLES
Sparks and Sandberg. y. 7. Z. defeated
Diamond and Sherry 81, is.
Edelsten and shuldner. N Y. U, de-
feated .Aigase and Shapiro; SO, s-3,
81
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21

international League

GAMES TO-DAY
Jersey City at Reading.
Baltimore at Syracuse.
Akron ut Rochester.
Toronto at Buffalo.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Jersey City, S; Reading, 4.
Baltimore. Z; Syracuse, 4.
Buffalo. Z; Toronto, l.
Akron-Rochester (rain).
STANDING OF TEAMS
W.L.Pct. W.L.Pct.
Buffalo. 10 .73flReading. IL Is. .444
AL-on.. Is .652 Jer. City. 9l4 .3sl
Toronto IL 10 $50 Roch'ter. 10 Is .3s5
bmore. IL ii .607lSyracuse 422 .l54
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
Riverdale School Winner

Riverdale Country School defeated the
Brunswick nine of Greenwich on the
formers diamond at Riverdale-on-the-
Hudson Yesterday. The score was Il to 5.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21

sb Pttsoursh i
FRS. base errors-Pittsburgh 3;
Fordham. !. Two-bs hit-Ncf<ouRhli
Three base ht-Fnn. Stolen base-Hai-
loran. Left on bases-Fordham. S. Pits
burgh. .. Double play-Brady and Davis.
Bases on balls-Of Barrett. 4. Struck cut
BY MacNalnara. 10, by Barrett. 4.
Passed bals-Sapper. 3. Ump ptre-Mr.
Walker. Time of game-1:55
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
Jamaica Entries

lNS RAtE--t'illics, LWO-vCar-oIds G
claiming; five furlonss
;s'' so MAO, 'M.s Erb . 6:J Hops rrin,ss " Io3 -
SECOND RACE-Selling; three-ycar-olle
and upward; one mile and = sixteenth
o2*Al -porcas ...... los 33l 'The B,lyian II ia
,9S1' Innls rnrao,o M IL s3 3s3 ktlt5 lis
THIRD RACE-Maiden two-year-olds.
thinning; five furlongs
H'3 Fading Star. 10, 2l5' American Maid. 102
,s7s .1 .s.llotear M 1913 s. Machine GaGnor i23
- ,ea N"Hhth LADY, 10. 2to Matte Is. Kent loJ
le3 Gladys .........illi
FOURTH RACE-THE ARIZONA HAND
lCAP thrce-year oIds and upward, sell
ing nv" and a half furlongs
~! Fort Churchill. 100 War Marvel ....lI-
e3s MARS Mouse l05 2;Ga prkrfck 10
c,Si Younecd .......t01i
FIFTH RACE-THE SHAMROCK: three
year-olds and upward mile
~ 1Nncr ......... no 2sa Round Robin lo7
az Sir Clarence 100 War rlum- liz
81: The Lamb. ....1l2 Alibi ITo
os+ DovII Dog: ..... loI Tho Wason,r .ioi
Swcct Tooth. lio
SIXTH RACE -lhree-year-o and up
ward; maidcns; six turloncs
hc-,bno '..i5 575: i' II. An,one,c met =. iS 10:
Whisk .........ll2l2S4 Double Eve II?
kinx George. 30. IL Dorthy's Pet l07
275 t'nive-~ai .......ll2l Victor s. I11
Dion.ies ......ii3 80 Ginkavous TX
Rurley .........ll2 Fop ...... Is
Miiy System H. l.. Freedman ~ %
'Fivc pounds allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
international League

toronto ...,.. o o 0-l a a
buHaIo ....... I 0 x-7 II !
and Bengough. ger
AT SYRACUSE
baltimore o l o-7 a .
syracuse . % .
Batteries-Sullivan and I.efler: Me
Grainer and Madden
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21

to inferior oiis. Tcsdol presents
these troubles. Hare eha old oil
cleaned Out acf fyosv crankesse and
fHisssish r'esdoL Sold by rsltabIs
dealers srsry,shs,a.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21

Freddie Auerback, q prominent hotel
proprietor of Jacksonville and Miami,
Fla, was renewing acquaintance at
Jamaica yesterday. Auerbach was
prominent on the Middle Western turf
some fifteen years ago in various Off
cial capacities. He had quite an after
noon with the old guard
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21

Metropolitan racing folk will have
their first peep at Walter J. Salmon's
sensational two-year-old filly Careful
tomorrow afternoon. This hlly, which
the Maryland stable boys call Miss
Man O War, will start in the $4,000
Colorado Stakes. In all her races to
date the unbeaten Careful has never
been behind another thoroughbred at
any stage of the competition
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
COLLEGE Baseball Results

Fordham, .: I. OF Pittsburgh. /.
Springfield. 4 Worcester Tech. o.
Lowell Textile. 4: Coloy. 3.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-24
OF FORECLOSURES SALE
CIVIL. No l03h

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO,
WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA
The Bank OF Deming, corporation,
Plaintiff, VS.. James Carragien, Flor
ence Carragien and $. Lindauer, Defen-
dants.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN:
That Whereas, by virtue Of certain
decree rendered by the above named
Court ON the Sth day Of May, 1920, in
the above entitld and numbered cause,
wherein and whereby Judgment was
rendered in favor Of the above named
plaintiff and against the above named
defendants for the sum Of Twenty-four
Hundred Fifty-six and 66-lOths
/ (S2. .458.66) Dollars, with interest on
Twenty-Five Hundred Thlrty-three and
s3-10Oths ($2.233.33l Dollars Of the
said amount at the rate OF ten per
cent per annum from the said Sth day
OF May, 1920, and with interest ON the
balance OF said amount In the sum oil
Two Hundred Twenty-three and 81
1OathS t$s2t:esl nlllars at the rate OF
six per cent per anpum from the said
Deming graphic., 1920-08-24

Fire Brigade for efficiency. There Is
only one thing they do quicker than
turning out to extinguish n fire, and
that is turning out to draw their pay.
New arrivals In the City are welcomed
at Receiving Hotel" where they re
ceive your baggage, valuables, hard
luck stories. etc. Then they take your
pedigree from the time Of Noah. the
color OF your Grandmothers eyes,etc..
to determine your eligibility for Citi-
zenship.
There Is one thing in which Fort
Bayard City Is away ahead Of any
other City in the country, or perhaps
In the world, and that is its heath de
partment. Few cities take such care
of the health of their Citizens as Fort
Bnyard does, in fact the activities of
the City Health Department are so
extensive as to almost coincide with
the Industrial and other activities OF
the City. This cannot he said of any
other city. There are two principal
! industries carried on at Fort Bnyart
; City, they are chasing the cure and th'
girls. The City appears to have sue
| cessfully fought the high cost of liy
! ing. | do not know OF any other place
e where man can eat and sleep on s'
4, little work.
In front of City Hall Is Contra
Park where celebrations are held o
special occasions and the band plays n
p the band stand, and the Mayor ad
4 dresses the Citizens as they sit aroun
A munching their hot dogs and dougl
T.. nuts. On the other side Of the Par
!. i'm the road leading up Hemmorrag
il Ill, at the top OF which are the Nurse
r Quarters and the X. of G. Chape
q Running along one side Of the Park
II the chief residential district, known
| "Officers' Row" where live the Cit
n Commissioners, Diplomats and Amba
|. sadors Of Foreign Governments. G'
# ing down Officers row, we pass thr
N shack town and arrive at the Re
2. Cross. This building houses the Fo
If Bayard Museum, the chief exhibit
is which Is the collection Of ores and di
rs ferent breeds Of brickbats accumula
i. ed by the eminent mineralogist' Pr
II fessor Banks. The visitor then res
n. his weary bones in the comfortable ar
$. chairs. takes drink Of Adams Ale
,d the fountain and departs for the Dep
m madder and a wiser man. There n
rd also one or two small towns near Fo
Deming graphic., 1920-08-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
n THE PROBATE COURT OF
LUNA COUNTY, STATE OF
NEW MEXICO

In the matter OF estate OF Charles p.
Alternately, deceased.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigne d Administratrix OF
the Estate Of Charles p. Alternately,
Deceased, hereby gives public notice
that on Monday, the 9th day OF Sep
temher. A. ID. 1920, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the Court
house in the Village OF Deming, county
Of Luna, State OF New Mexico, she VIII
apply to said Court for an order of ap-
proval of her Final Account and Re
port on file in this cause and for her
discharge as such administratrix.
SARAH A. SELLERS ABERNAHTf
Administrative.
A. W. Pollard. Atty for AdministratrlN
Aug. 10-Aug. 81
Deming graphic., 1920-08-24
LEGAL NOTICES

Sth day Of May, 1920 together with
costs herein incurred, said sum and
costs being by said decree declared to
he valid lien on the following de-
scribcd lands, premises and property,
to.wit: Lot numbered eighteen and
the south seventeen feet Of lot num-
bered nineteen in block numbered
thirty-three of the Townslte Of Dem
ing, as designated on the plat Of said
Townsite made by Il. 4 NJ. Chapman
and filed In the office OF the Recorder
Of Grant County, New Mexico, on the
14th day Of September, 1889, (prior to
the creation Of Luna County,
AND WHEREAS, by said decree II
was ordered that said land, premises
and property he sold by the under
signed as Commissioner In default OF
payment Of said judgment and costs
at any time after Ninety 800 days
from the Sth day of May, 1920, In
order to satisfy said Judgment and
costs.
NOW, THEREFORE,, ! Forrest
| Fielder. Commissioner as Aforesaid,
do hereby give public notice that on
the 18th day Of September, 1920, al
the hour Of ten o'clock in the fore
noon Of said day, at the front door OF
the Court House Of said Luna Cunty
in the Village Of Deming, New Mexico
/ will, pursuant to and by virtue OF
said decree offer for sale and sell t'
the highest bidder for cash In hand
the above described lands, premises
and property, or so much thereof al
) may be necessary to satisfy said judg
ment. costs of suit and expenses o
sale.
/ FORREST FIELDER,
Commissioner
A. w. Pollard, atty for Plaintiff.
Aug. 3-Aug. "a.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-24

ENDORSED
State Of New Mexico, County Of Luna-ss.
| hereby certify that the within instrument
OF writing was filed for record in my office
ON the II,h dAy Of August A. ID. 1920 at 4
o'clock 90 minutes p NJ. and recorded in
Book OF Art. Of Inc, Page 25l.
tSeAD p A. HUGHES, County Clerk.
BY MYRTLE WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-24
FORT BAYARD THE GATE
WAY OF THE SOUTHWEST
tccntinued from last issue)

iCcnfinued from last issue)
Cameron Creek Is not quite as large
as the Mississippi, 80 II does not de-
serve the title OF Father Of Waters.
Perhaps II is the father of Pollywogs
and mosquitoes. After contemplating
the beauty of this romantic spot. the
visitor retraces his steps, turns to the
right at Cathedral corner and finds
himself opposite the City Hall. Like
many other progressive Cities, Fort
Bayard has a commission form of gov
ernment. the commissions being handed
out at Washington. Mayor Whitledge
Is typical specimen Of the energetic
and efficient City Manager. lie is a
big man with big mans job. BY
this time the visitor becomes aware
that something is lacking In Fort
Bayard. something that is very promi-
nent In other Cities. II Is the blue
uniform OF the Cop. Fort Bayard has
no police force. The visitor wishes he
had known II when he was in the De
partment Store There Is, believe, d
Sheriff, for ornamental purposes oi
state occasions, whose main occupa
tion Is going around looking tough
drawing his pay and spending 1t. Wha
greater testimonial TO the enlighten
lnent OF the citizens than the fact tina
they have no Police Force. | think thi
is partly explained by the fact that tn
CITY Authorities own and control al
the restaurants and food stuffs, AM
also the beds and sleeping arrange
ments, so that II n citizen gets obsreI
erous and breaks the rules, they pu
him where he belongs by the simple eN
pedient of cutting off his vittles. TIL
guy who drafted the City's constitutio
was no sap-head I'll tell the worl'
The City has fire brigade, and whe
n little 2x4 conflagration breaks on
the power house lets out n succession
blood curdllng blasts which remind yo
OF the last trumpet on the day OF Jud'
ment. The fire chief tumbles ont
bed. takes a bath, shayes, puts on II
best uniform, rushes outside and blow
the whistle and the company falls OH
Then he inspects the company, puts
through few squad drills, hand $
lutes. etc, to timber up their JOINT
and then they pull out the engine al
rush AWAY to the fire. The Prussia
Guard had nothing on Fort Baya'
Deming graphic., 1920-08-24

STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF FILING
United States of AmericA-State of New
Mexico-s.
II is Hereby Certified, that there was filed
for record In the office Of the State Corpora
ton Commission Of the State of New Mexico
on the ELEVENTH day Of AUGUST, A. ID.
1920; at Three O'clock p. NJ.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-24

CERTIFICATE OF lNCOhfOhAllON An
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS
NON.LIABILITY OF
HAMMOND. HOWARD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
mo Stockholders Liability
WHEREFORE The incorporators named
In said Certificate Of Incorporation, and who
have signed the same, and their successors
and assignes, are hereby declared to be from
this date until the Eleventh day Of August
Nineteen Hundred and Seventy corpora
tion by the name aud for the purposes set
forth in said Certificate.
mos 1OsOT and lOsOS)
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the State
Corporation Commission OF the
State Of New Mexico has caused
this certificate TO b. signed by its
tsea) Chairman and the seal OF said
Commission, to be affixed at the
City OF Santa Fe ON this llth day
Of August A, ID. 1920.
j. NJ. LUNA, Acting Chairman,
Attest: A L. Morrison, Clerk.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-24
CIVIL NO. 1868

CIVIL NO. 1868
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO
WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA
John Campbell, Plaintiff, VS.. Mineola
Campbell. Defendant.
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT.
The said Defendant, Mineola Camp
bell, is hereby notified that "A civil ac-
tion has been commenced against her
in the District Court OF the Sixth Jul
dicial District OF the State OF New
Mexico. within and for the County of
Luna, by the Plaintiff, John Campbell,
wherein plaintiff prays that the bonds
OF matrimOny now existing between
plaintiff and defendant be dissolved.
Plaintiff alleges as grounds that the
Defendant has deserted and abandoned
plaintiff.
You. the said Defendant, are hereby
notified that you are required to ap
pear and answer the complaint in the
said cause ON or before the 14th day OF
September, A. ID. 1920, the date OF
completion of service by publication
herein, and unless you so appear ant
answer. judgment by default will bt
rendered against you herein, ant
Plaintiff will apply to the Court fol
the relief prayed for In his complain
in said action.
The name and address of the Plain
I tiffs attorney is X. +. Hamilton, Dem
ing. New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal of tn
| Court this 30th day of July, A. ID. 1920
| Seall p. a. HUGHES,
Aug. 3-Aug. "a Clerk.
Deming graphic., 1920-08-24

Of
HAMMOND. HOWARD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
(No Stockholders Liability
Filed in Office OF State Corporation Commis'
sion Of New Mexico
August II, 1920, . z. Nj.
A. l.. MORRISON, Clerk
Compared JJo to EMA.
State Of New Mexico, County Of Luna-ss
I hereby certify that the within instrument
Of writing was filed for record in my Office
on the ID day Of August A. d. 1920, At 4
o clock 90 minutes z. NJ. and recorded ~
Book 2 OF Arts. OF Inc Page 253I
tSeaD z, A. HUGHES, County Clerk.
By MYRTLE WILLIAMS. Deputy.