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The New York herald., 1921-03-28
Holes out with a spoon.

AS he holed out on the sixteenth the
thought that flashed through Mr..
Eggers's mind was that he had over
reached himself So also thought
Messrs. Ogden and Zittell. He had to
do better than SO. and here he was
with SO for the sixteen holes played,
leaving him to get two threes on n
pair of par four holes. 1t simply
couldn't be done.
But Mr.. Eggers remembered two
things, that George Ormiston nearly
seventeen years ago had holed 2 on
that selfsame seventeenth, to which he
now turned the face of his driver. and
that the word impossible" is found
only in the vocabulary Of fools. Mr..
Eegers hit ball that barely scrambled
over the bunker top, and, although his
tory makes no mention of the fact,
human beings are to suppose that the
equally human Messrs. ogden and Zit-
tell chuckled.
AS he pondered his second sho. Mr..
Eggers thought Of Ormiston and his
cleek But from where he lay cleek
was out of the question. His choice was
a spoon, and the next thing that any
one remembers distinctly is that the
players In the macth ahead were jump
ing up and down on the tee above the
green as IL they were endeavoring to
catch hold Of the topmost branches Of
the trees.
At the sixteenth green Mr.. Eggers
had been left with a pair Of birdie
tLrees, as it were. to keep the wolf from
the door. The two which he had holed
at the seventeenth left him with par
to win, the playing of which in the
regulation two to the green and two
puts brings the story to an end. But.
as they say in the advertising columns,
'.rhe memory lingers."
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
More Protection From METERS Promised.

The present governing powers at Albany
are taking an Interest In the needs OF this
end OF the State. There Is now a chance 70
obtain law, helpful to the market fisher
men, the angler and the people. LAWYER
Downs who represents the fishing interests,
but as well has the interest Of the people
and anglers at heart. promised Mt the last
meeting of the United Anglers League to
help us obtain law TO preserve the fish
and Rockawey by having our Gravesend Bay
netting law extended to Debs Inlet the law
also TO take In and protect 100 feet Oft shore
along the coast from Its present starting
point to Dobs Inlet.
This can be done by having the Law Cofn-
mittee send draft OF such law 20 some nlem-
Der OF the House or Senate or to the Con-
servation Commission for action. This VIII
be a good years. work.
Getting that 100 feet will be great, because
the mass OF the fluke entering Jamaica Bay
hug the shore coming In or going out. They
10 around Rockaway Point, within 100 feet;
the closer you anchor TO the point the better
your fishing.
diction OF the three mile limit to reside with
In the State. The transference OF 100 feet
orr shore this side OF Debs Inlet TO the Com
uervAfion Commission would not affect the
market fishermen. We must work with
them; the high prices for everything they do
or use have made their work poor paying.
All must work together for q better supply
of fish and n better utilization OF the volume
of good Hudson River water meeting the
sea, which forms great nursery, now un-
protected. "HY. JULIUS"
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
CS-RACING AND 'CIASING-CYLING-GO -BOXING-CIESS
Big Bout in Demand
All Over United States
Local Boxing Bouts
For the Current Week
TONIGHT.

Ereeport Auditorium-Franlxle Carpenter
VS.. Dave Rosenberg, 10 rounds; Kid
Locke VS.. Kid Brown, 8 rounds.
Broadway Exhibition Association--Jce
German vs.. Frankie Edwards, Is
rounds.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Central Manhattan 8. C.--Johnny Buff
VS.. Abe Goldstein, Is rounds; Jimmy
Powers VS.. Mike McCabe, 10 rounds.
Brooklyn Arena-Soldier Bartficld vs..
Phil Bloom, Is rounds; Joe Mooney ys.
Bushey Graham, 10 rounds.
National Sporting Club CBrookIyn)-Saii-
or Joe DALEY of Bay Ridge VS.. Pete
Ritchie of Pittsburgh, 10 rounds.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

With the door now open
to post-Lenten gayeties--
how about evening clothes?
Dress suits of fabrics
than which there are no
finer.
Dinner jackets.
Silk hats, dress shirts,
p a tent feathers every
thing for evening wear.
Prices are based on cur
rent replacement costs.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at I3th st. -Four at 34th St
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4Ist St.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
BIKE STARS IN BROOKLYN RACE.

Three solid hours of racing participated
In by champions and near champions OF this
and nearby cities will be presented for the
approval OF bicycle fans at the big bike
carnival that Is to take place next Saturday
at the Second Naval Battalion Armory
lyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
sarreycorn Not Missed--perhap..


Rather odd to note that in these days
Of prohibition and the nut sundae nine
teenth hole golf clubs continue to pros
per. Take the case of Dunwoodie Coun-
try Club, for here we have a shining
example Of the golf organization which
actually has done better financially since
John Barleycorn was given the gate.
The club actually had It's most pros
porous year In 1920, and with a waiting
list of thirty-six the club treasury can
not possibly begin to shrink much the
coming season. or course 10 might be
argued that under old conditions the
club would be still more prosperous.
Knollwood Country Club plans a for
NAL housewarming of its new clubhouse
next Saturday evening, April Q, and the
committee in charge now begs to inform
the members that arrangements have
been made which should insure all pres
ent jolly time. Owing to limited facili-
ties the dinner will be confined to mem-
bers and their Immediate families.
]. III. Kirkwood, the Australian open
champion, is now at Pinehurst and, it Is
to be supposed, preparing for the North
and South open championship, to which
the stars OF the American links all
seem to be fiocking. The practice that
KirlSwood will get on the sand green's
OF that resort may not be of much value
to him, but the big thing Is that this
young star Is getting invaluable experi-
ence. He will know more about his own
game when he bumps into Barnes,
Hagen, Hutchison and some OF the other
meteors OF the American links In few
DAYS. For the sake OF the game both
here and in the antipodes II is to be
hoped that Kirlswood will have fair
measure OF success.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
17-YEAR-OLD GOLF
RECORD EQUALLED
Two on Baltusrol Seventeenth
Enables j. H. Eggers to
Achieve the 'Impossible.'
BY KERR N. PETRIE.

In these March days il seems absurd
TO talk OF golf celebration unless the
story Is being told of some happening
away down there in the land OF sun
shine beyond the Mason and Dixon line.
But these are extraordinary times.
Linksmen hereabouts can't remember
when the gods were so kind to them
ana when they had June days waited
to their doors at a time when they
ought really TO be cleaning the last Of
the winters SHOWS from their back
porch. But being on all fours with
their brother niblickers of the South
land In regard to the matter of weather,
* Is not surprising that here and there
worth while tale should be going the
rounds Of a feat that makes the per-
former even thus early a candidate for
the hall of fame not to mention the
heliotrope spats or whatever in these
days OF volsteadism Is supposed to be
awarded to the seasons premier
stuntster
And so with that preamble let US
once again remark that on Saturday at
Baltusrol there was a celebration, that
the right hand OF one j. Fl. Eggers for
an hour or so worked like the handle
of the village pump on a hot Fourth
Of July and that later on group of
dyed in the wool linksmen whose con-
nection with the game began away
back when Haskell himself was a boy
mulled over the records and swore upon
the code Of the Royal and Ancient that
the shot which they had seen Mr..
Eggers make at the seventeenth that
afternoon was something that had only
been displayed to golfdom once before,
and that in the national amateur
championship of 1904 George Ormiston
OF Pittsburgh holed his cleelS shot for
and encompassed the dismissal
from the tournament Of Walter j..
Travis by up and to play.
But the holing of the two by Mr..
Eggers is only shalf OF the story He
had been out playing in a three ball
with Rollo Ogden and E. Zittell, and
as golfers sometimes win do. this group
had contrived to pin each other down
to conditions more or less impossible
of fulflment. For his part Mr.. Eggers
was supposed to make the eighteen
holes in 93. The figure was not be-
yond his powers. Of course. but 1T may
have been dangerously close to the
dead line when thought Is given to
conditions of turf likely to be encoun-
tered In March, not to mention the fact
that linksmen are not given such an
opportunity as the ball players to rub
the rust from their swings and wings
and generally to timber up for these
friendly golf matches SO often fought
out In deadly earnest.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

Actual
Position. Name and Club. Hap. Time
I'M. Dyer, Mohawk A. C...... .. 80 30:31
2-W.J1ckson. 81. Christopher q. 800 81 :Oq
3--W. Boak. Mohawk A. C...... 4.30 32:2S
a-A PohrinE. Morningside A. G. 245 81 i:is
5--E. Mclaughlin, st. Jer. O. @. 4:30 33:15
G--J. Barrett. Holy Cross L... $3.50 80 :22
/. Lehman, Morningsido A. c. q 400, al 20: !:
r. Mclaughlin. 81. Jerome G. G. (2:45) /.
~ :02 w Deegan, 81. Anselm's A. @. }0:3ol !.
20 :aS; M. Tea. Glencoe A. 9. (2) 81 80: II.
NpdeFIS@ IsSs,ds 81 eIs5so. Ms5s. T. siS Il 49, sss3
Cain. Mohawk A. G. (2:30). 50 II. J, Cis-
neros. Holy Rosary Lyceum (s:aoj. "a :34;
r. allverstein. Glencoe a. g. lscratch), 30;lA;
NJ REYNOLDS. St Jerome 9. 9. lf:30). "a :ns (;
r. wiberg, Mohawk A. G. (o;to), 81 .f5. w.
Jnvre Bronxdale A. G. (4:80). ~ .33: w.
Brennan, Holy Rosary Lyceum a ;so). 81 -;
u Mccarty. 81 Jerome g. g. t4:s0l, s5:5i
n Jesselsohfr. Comet Club ts:4S), 10 ;09; "
Mckay, ST Jerome @. G. (4:Dl. 3G:03l A.
MIIofssy Mornineside A. G.. % ;3o). aa:ii; ];
n. Collins. 81. jerome 9. g. N:so). se:5S.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
DWYER LEADS FIELD
IN BRONX ROAD RUN
MohalDk Athlete Covers S IL
Miles in 80 Min. 81 Sec.

Mike Dwyer OF the Mohawk A. c..
who has been running road races for
the last twelve years, won the weeltly
Eve and one-half mile jaunt OF the Man
haitian Bronx A. L. yesterday afternoon.
defeating Wilson Jackson OF st. Christie
piers Club by about twenty yards after
duel with the dusky athlete which
lasted all through the last mile. Dwyer
started from the . 80 mark and was
timed In so 81.
The race was held under the auspices
OF the Holy Rosary Lyceum, and at
tracted an entry OF twenty-nine runners.
all but four Of which finished. Fast
time honors were carried Off by w.
DeeBan OF 81. Anselm's A. c., who with
thirty second handicap negotiated the
course In the actual time OF 29 AS.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
KENNELS.

AIpEDAI,E, pedigreed; male. months old y
bargain. Telephone Greenpont IN
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
wild Fowl Need Resting and wintcring
Areae.

Tho alarming decrease IN migratory Wild
fowl, which preceded tho treaty and tho act
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

In referring TO a bout between Bat
Ting Ortega and Young Denny, q his
torian describes Ortega as "a buzz saw
who batters Denny down" Oretga
must be a combination saw and pile
driver.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

Nat Pendleton and Salvador Chevaliei
will wrestle at the New York A. c. mex
Saturday night 1t should prove to b,
good contest Others on the bill ar,
Carl Johnson. wrestling Instructor a
the ~. Y. A. c., who will meet 10,
Melish of Cleveland: Young Mundy, tn,
Gorilla, who will tackle Sailor Sharke,
of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. and Mix.
Romano. who will be matched agains
Charles Karnolf. the champion OF Bo
hemia.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

Next Monday night at the Seventy
first RI giment Armory Stranger Lewis
Will make his first appearance here since
he won the title He will meet John
Pesek. the sensational grappler from
Nebraska, in finish match, minus the
head lock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
Closing Meetings of Sectional
Branches of the Educational )
Association Are Held TO-DAY

p9lnted bdsne followed Without
che nro. The Officers elected frf
this section were: president Add'sor
Moore. OF A~lbuuucrQue; Vice-prsFF-
dent for the north section. sutinr
sseison' H. ~ HSassss sise ,eseNdept
tor the south atctlon. mn
Wheatiey, OF peming; and sec 7csayr
treasurer. IL. ~. ttNinaon OF Snnth W.
The members OF the council werr
for one year. Mies Margaret Cooper
rider ~ Hanta Re: Tor fhfet years
PRINCIPALS SECTION.
The Principals section Of the cen-
vention. one o. THE largest and hest
attended sections and one tina has bean
considered OF more than ordinary I'M
~portance. met for It's final session TINS
morning In the hiEh school buueinn.
with n business meeting and program.
y. q. Blair made the principal adj
dress. urging these particular schooI
executives 10 realize h vast oppof-
sumties In high school pupils Toe the
dcvcIopmcnt Of intellectual refine
nient: to give hlEh schools and coli
IicRea the right TO be more rlo-siy cor
rplnfed. Nj. Blair stated also That
The hlkh school would develop benf
through state supervision. "Treat
tha hoy Who a. not going to college
INrl lur rtIItt ~ Ilhu no INV H'+ WV
is," said Mr.. Blair. give hun the
sanle opportunity: aud who knows but
while they, are all gAining the ssme
knowledge ~ the foot Of The trache.
The spark or antinialasm Tor that high
or education, VIA be awakened Nm the
breast % those other pppiiA, ana thai
they win bend every energy TO that
end"
Mrs rub Miller gave a talk. "vo-
cational Work Under the smith
Hughes Acf:'' Professor BenIanin
Taught Of the University gave a talk
| On the use OF mental n standard-
lied tests In high schools; Superp-
tendent W. q. Donley OF Carlsbad
spoke on the distribution Of thu High
School pf5ncicafs Time Z 70 hcua-
aions went forward under Charles ID.
Redlck. 81 Gallup. y. q. Brothers OF
East Las Vegas. and Miss Fannte
French OF Las Cruces.
The offlccrs elected In this section
were r.. l.. Luak of Roswell. prenl-
ldent AIRS. Ella ~. La Bar. OF Aitu-
dueflup. secretary for three year
member OF the couhcil, J. W. Tanner:
for two-year member. BenjaH3in
whcatlcy OF Deming; for one al
u. q. brothers,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
Bridgeport Newspaper
Gets an Injunction
Against Printers

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Nov. "a
A temporary injunction restraining
bridgeport Typographical union. rs
members. sympathizers or agents
from interfering with employees Of
the Post Publishing company. pub
fishers OF the Bridgeport Post. Tcie-
gram aud Sunday Post. was granted
by Judge John W Banks In the
superior Monday evening and
notice OF the injunction has leon
served IN union officers and NON
hcrr
IN addition 10 Restraining striking
members Of tho union from pirkctinE
or intimidating printers In she cu'
ploy OF the Post Publishing com
pany. the terms ~ the injunction
forbid u huscott. interfering with Wc
business OF the concern or the uttef-
ance ~ Nalse or misleading state
nicnts about IL affairs. Damages OF
$4,000 were Gained by the plata
uff COMPANY,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
NE.M YnnK C0rr0N

NEW YORK, Nov. sS.-Spot cot
ton steady: MlddlinR $3.50. Cotton
futures closed strong; December
SiS.f7: January bS.47. March tis.JS.
MAY tiSl4: July Si7.70.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
Livestock

DENVER. Nov 90 Cattle receipts
500: strong; hcct steers. $50 b n $50;
COWS and hcifors S3.5Om 800. calves
si60d $50 bulls $1,000 500; stock
crr and feeders tlgb ~ $50.
Hog receipts 500; strong, top 81 50 .
bulk 81. ehHf6.SE.
Sheep receipts $500. strong lambs
s7.5On N.35; ewes t2.5OmiOO; feeder
lambs S7UUmN.OO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23

eo,Ooo-b room cement block bunrsiss,
snsa b ssSsti 'is asr,e r ,ssia'''' fsrA.'''
ft75o~-6 room hf.ek, modern; sleepinr
porch lsvn. shade. double EAfsse.
ti'5ecDoaCi, fs.m. eo,,sgs, . ruom..
bath. and Eiasnnd porch On each aide
coupletely furnished. renta fo7 $50 per
month. A fine investmeni. w. Con-
Some good ranches for sale. Houses and
lots Ia all psrts VI the city. Hnalnes-
FFopefty Businssa Opportunities.
A. FLEISCHER, Realtor
Loans. fire Insurance. Automobile fnsur
sDee And all other lines Of Insurance.
Surety Bonds.
Phone $40 al South Fourth 81,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23

CHICAGO. Nov aa-pouttry
Alive. higher, fowls u zoe: sprinRs
lfisc' turkeys 3Sr; ROSTERS i3c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov: "a
Butter aud rggs unchanged.
Poultry -Heus 60 lower Tor light
weights 1850 2Oc; springs and tur.
KEYS unchanged.
CHICAGO. NoN gg.-PotatOes
weak. receipts ~ ears: total n. :.
shipments 37g. Minnesota and Mich.
iean sacked aud bulk rouud white
81 % "a t,5O cWt; Idaho sacked rus
Dakota sacked and bulk Red River
si.2hm 80 cNt Wisconsin sacked
aud bulk round white si.s5MtT5
twE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
FOR
THANKSGIVING
IS Cents Per Pound
Phone 423-W
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or SUIT

State OF New Mexico. Count, of Brruaiillu.
Ia the District Court
Emma Lruuh Abrrnathf Plaintiff
Ns.
Charlie. kcnurth Abrruath, Defendant
10 CHARLES ktNNtrU ABERNArHA
Won are hereby nutltird that the plaIuttt
tnwH lrnua AHcruafh, bias 0lrd o .1ii
against GOO in cause numbered aud entitled
as ahuE. FOO The nlsfrIrf Court OF the sec
nud Judicial District within and fur thH
County of Rrrnallln aud state ut Nrs
MrN..H. thr ssurraI object of which action
D.. Go ssrurr au absolute dIkarte from 500
pr th, -fnInd Of abandonment Hrd ft
mo care ru.tnd, sud Durftui 81 their goo nuf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
MARKETS


NEW YORK. Nov. 23-Renenfd
Luying OF liberty bonds N sevectl
instances nj the years highest prices,
was the feature OF the day IL the
stock exchange. Representative
stocks were dun and eRain lacked n
definite trend. Sales approximnted
ESQ. 600 shares. Tho closing was sr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
IIBrn1Y BONDS

NEW YORK, Nov. es.--Liber'y
bonds closed. 3liA Ss6.toi first q.
$500 bid; second a.. fsb.0i. first
$3.50; second ihs. $3.50.
third AS. $685.; fourth fhH.
ss5.ss; Victory sxs. ts9.9s; Victory
a. H4n q0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
METAL NIARllETS

NEW YORK. Nov. 20 fofeign.
bar silver $50
Copper steady. cicctfoiytic spot and
nearby I3h ui5Ac: later i3h .
i5%c. IL
Tin steady spot and nearby tz9.50i
futures S2o.e2 % 2o.75.
Iron steady. prices unchanged.
Lead steady. spot ff.70.
inc quiet. East 81. Louis delivery
spot. $40 Ln ~.
Anthony spot. s4.bBal.Tb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23

wESTHulNb-pahy
Train Arrive prpart
No t- The Scout Z 10 pa Z 800 pm
g-Cslf Limited TO- 30 am on am
SO 7-fsrgu Fast 10 , % IN p sw'
so. u-Ths Navajo II ID an ltpu an
sOUTHBOUND
so. Ell Peso frp. 10 iOpm
No, 27-El Pasu Zap l3sOam
E~ASTBOukD
Ne. 2-rhe Naysiu 2 lopm . tppm
No. .-Csnf LAmited 5iOopm 5topm
so santa Pc light Iie1pm tlupm
so. lO-fho Scout .... Trojan 7b0Am
FRua SOUTH
10. gs-Fnum N rafa. csaapm
SO aO-From ~ raio. T'o0am
No, 80 connects A. Beisn With No ~ ieI
CLOVIS. rccss yAilsJ. hausAs City and Gnii
Cost.
No "a connect, At Bslan with No, ~
from Clovis and peinis east and south Of
Clovis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-23
Produce

CHICAGO. Nov. 21-Buttcr higi
or. creamery extras NH nrsts 30 n
O.; seconds SEQ "a standards 30.
eases.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-02-25
SAVES BIG SUM IN NAVY

II Washington, Feb. 23-The naval
appropriation bill as reported TO the
House contains a saving TO the tax
payers of $264,0l ,287.
The estimates or requests which
were made by Secretary Daniels am
ounted to that much above what
the Committee on Appropriations fl
nally decided upon as sufficient to
meet the needs OF the country's de-
tense on the sea.
Not satisfied with this, the com
mittcc cut down the navy bill OF the
government to ~$37,77s,l29 less than
the appropriations for the present
fiscal year. Computing the $9,35S,000
for increased pay and the sol $780,
90 in supplemental appropriations
which were not included in the bill
the mount is really less So335,0O
than during the present year.
This large reduction has been bro
ught about by providing for a ma
va lenlisted force OF 10000 men III
s,cad OF 1850 and for a force OF
marines OF 10000 instead OF 27,+G
men; by alloting a reduction in ma
terial costs during the next year; by
a reduction in fuel costs, and by re-
ductions in ship construction work
he total mount provided for the
is $39S, SH, 444.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-02-25

port of the Democratic nominee in
1920 was not Of such character
as to win him many warm friends
among Democrats.
Mr.. Cox, as a leader, is, OF course
out Of the question. No man de-
feated by an almost two to one
vote could be a political leader.
Mr.. Bryan is in a far better posi-
ton for party leadership than VIII
son, McAdoo or Cox, for, it will be
remembered, he frankly disapproved
the Cox nomination and predicted the
result. Nevertheless, although he
made three close campaigns he was
three times defeated on issues of his
own choosing. He probably has a
larger personal following than any
other Democrat, and yet he is hard
y a man 10 be picked out as a party
leader.
Continue TO call the roll OF Demo-
Gratis vfo lave been before the
public, in Congress or in any other
public service, and ii will be found
that against any man who a be
named, there seems to be an unan-
swerable objection. After eight years
in power the party is not only in low
repute before the country but finds
little within its own ranks to COM
mend. Reorganization is indeed a dill
iiCult task.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-02-25

sueeessfsl bidasrs will be returnel- The
deposit Of the successful bidder Will be
held by the Commissioner Of Public Land,
and by. him applied in payment OF sueA
bid, and any balance due shall be psyabk
Immediately. The successful bidder VI
also BE required to pay in addition 10 the
annual rental Offered the cost Of sdve:t-
ising and expenses incidental to the ,ak.
Lease viii be made for q term Of five
years and as long thereafter as .gypnre
shall be produced from the lands in pay
ing quantities. A copy OF form Of leae
may be seen at the office Of the Commits
sioner Of Public Lands in Santa Fe, New
Mexico, or obtained from the Commission
err, or his agent, on the date Of sale.
Witness my hand and the official seal
Of the COMMISSIONS of Public Lands Of
the State of New Mexico this twenty.
sixth day OF January. 1921.
N. A. FIELD,
Commissioner OF Public Lands,
State of New Mexico.
First Publication January Is, 1921.
Last Publication April 8, 1921.