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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-03
OCCURRENCES OF LONG AGO
ITEMS OF INTEREST BOILED DOWN FROM
THE WAUSAU PILOT SO YEARS AGO Il

and a speeE venturFd out once more
The wildcat was standing by the wood
pile and as soon as Uncle Piish who
Is seventy, got near it, the animal
sprang at him. The old gentleman
stood his ground and as the wildcat
sprang, with open mouth, he plunged
lhe spear down its throat, killing it
almost instantly.
The meetings of the Whist club re-
Gently organized, are delightfully."- in
teresting inasmuch as the contesting
sides are very evenly matched. The
last three meetings have been held at
the homes of Mesdames S. G. Knox,
}. Day and E. B. Thayer, respectively,
and We're enjoyable affairs. After
four nights playing with Mrs. ID. l..
Pluiner and Mrs. E. M. Kanouse as
captains, the score stands thusly:
Cant pInn1ar Can't Kapo,,ca
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-03
G. w. PHILLIPS BRINGS
OPTIMISTIC MESSAGE
FROM CONVENTION

"Men in touch with business con-
ditionS in all sections of the country
report that better times are on the
way"
That is the message G. W. Phillips,
! local representative of The National
Cash Register company, brought back
from the convention of the Hundred
Per Cent club Of that organization at
Dayton Ohio. This club is composed
of men making 100 per cent or more
Eof their years quota of business. More
than 500 sales agents and statesmen
from all parts of the United States and
Canada were in attendance at the con-
vention. Foreign managers from Ger
many, England, Australia, Cuba and
Porto Rico were also present.
A Time for Judgment
"The tone of the entire convention
was optimistic" said Mr. Phillips.
"B. C. Forbes. editor of Forbes mag
azine, and financial writer of national
prominence, made an inspiring talk
concerning business conditions at
the convention. He stated that all
most every fundamental condition in
this country is making for sound,
healthy prosperity, and that, while
one year ago things looked pretty
black, now the outlook is decidedly
optimistic.
According to Mr.. Forbes, the read
justment has been pretty thoroughly
completed in many things, such as cot
ton, rubber, wool, copper, and silk.
Steel, automobiles, pianos, rugs and
carpets have not yet completed read
justment, but the nation has turned
the corner in the basic things.
FORBES emphasized the fact that
money is already becoming more plen
tiful, and, that ninety per cent of the
financial and industrial trouble is be-
hind u.s."
Work Longer, Produce More
c. E. Steffey, general sales manager
of the company, also stated his be-
lief that 1921 would produce more
business than 1920. He said, "All that
is necessary is for us to be on the job
earlier, work longer, and produce
more"
One of the features of the conven-
tion was the announcement of a new
cash register that is said to be a me-
chanical marvel. This machine is the
result of fifteen years experimental
and research work, and cost the COM
pany more than $5,000,000 TO produce.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-03
MARATHON COUNTY
BOY COMMITTED

Commitment of Fred Eisner, Mar
athon county farm boy, who cashed
checks taken from a rural mail box,
to the Green Bay reformatory by
Judge Lands in United States court
was recently confirmed by Atty. Gen.
Palmer. The boy was held in the
county jail at La Crosse three weeks
pending word from the attorney gen.
eral as to authority of Judge Landis
to commit him to the Green Bay in
stitution.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-03
CLERK is SHOCKED
BY ARRIVAL OF THE
BOARD PROCEEDINGS

County Clerk Edward H. Kuhlman
was very much shocked recently when
the proceedings of the board of su-
pervisors arrived from the printer.
The order for these books had been
given to a plant outside of the city OF
Wausau, and it required not far from
full year for that concern to COM
plete the job. The proceedings of the
l9l9-1920 session are being mailed out
at the present time
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-03
SALVATORIAN PRIEST
SPEAKS ON FEB. 25

On Sunday, February %. the Rev.
FIR. Herbert Winkler of the Saliva
torian Fathers will speak at st. Mary's
Catholic church on Conditions in In
dia." The priest was in Wausau last
week visiting local Catholic pastors.
Father Herbert was in India for a
long period of time but is now con-
nected with the monastery at Manito-
voc.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Walter Kickbusch, town of Texas,
to Anna Holsen, town of Hewitt.
Arthur Fl. Warning, Wausau, to
Leona Tyrrell, Wausau.
Richard Moldenhaur, Shawano, Wis.
to Hermoine Hoesly, Stanford.
August Kunkel, town of Eau Plaine
to Theresa Mielke, town of Wien.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-03

r. w. Monk of Mosinee, has as
sumed his post as assessor of incomes
of Marathon county. A field man of
the Wisconsin Tax commission, II. r.
Briggs, is in the city this week ac-
quainting Mr.. Monk with the duties Of
the office.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-03
ELECT OFFICERS FOR 1921
AT BANQUET TUES
DAY EVENING

Mrs. T. H. Jacob was elected presi-
dent of the Business and Professional
Women'S club at its annual meeting
held last Tuesday evening at the club
building. Following a cafeteria sup
per, served under the direction of Miss
Virginia Seaman, of the domestic sci
ence department of the high school, a
business meeting was held, several adj
dresses were made and the officers
were chosen. Mrs. Jeanette Coates is
vice president, Miss Lucy Kuhlman,
secretary, Miss Clara Helling, finan-
cial secretary and Miss May Kruger,
auditor.
Financial Report
In their efforts to purchase the
building now occupied by the club,
great strides have been made, the
holding corporation rendering the fol-
lowing financial report:
Subscribed by members $4,000
Other subscriptions -- 1875
Subscriptions of members
and donations to club 3,400
Miss May Kruger rendered an in
teresting report, part of which is pub
lished as follows: "The Business
Women's club was formally organized
on February 8, 1920. in the council
chambers of the city hall. At this
meeting board of nine directors was
elected. The board of directors met
Immediately after this meeting and
chose the following officers: Mary E
Kavanaugh, president; Mayme MUIR
taugh, first vice-president; Gertrude
McGuine, second vice president; Glare
Helling, treasurer and May Kruger
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-02-03
HELD MONDAY LUNCHEON
TUESDAY TO DISCUSS
PROBLEMS

A group of representatives of the
various social welfare, religious and
educational agencies of Wausau met
last Tuesday noon at the Bells house,
Kiwanis dining hall, for luncheon, and
to organize central organization to
handle problems and questions COM
mon to them all. The public schools
We're represented by Supt. S. B. Tobey,
the Ministerial association by the Rev.
Richard Evans, the Federated Chari-
ties by Mrs. e. f. Stockum, the Boy
Scouts by George c. Driesbach, the
County Y. M. C. A. by Wakelin Nc
Neel, the City Y. Nj. G. A. by II. II.
Davis, and the Y. W. C. A. by Miss
Alma Blandin.
Discussed Work
During the luncheon and afterwards
these persons discussed various phas-
es of their work and particularly were
questions touched upon which are OF
vital Importance to the community as
a whole. Recently the, matter of en-
forcing the law in respect to the sale
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PrOVOlani a vyZva
NaSi cele CSl. kOlOnii v Baltimore OkOli!
(Bratfim re stare vlasti,
j. r, ClHLAR.
Drazi krajane, hratfi q sestry !!


vSznamne prodli
mile poselsvo matky
Sokold zlate matieky Prahy
Pfedou nedrazsi nesi porobu sveho
procit proz ty nejhos dtapy persekuce
narue zamorskym bratfm uveme
nefee nsh jsou ceeho naodno
pevnou pateri a blanckymi rytfi jsou nasi sokofci
dnalo dobyvan ke svobody krvavych bojsh byl
kteTi pfitini dosau Eas neivyss pen
ienz zdal byti marnym tolka generacim
okolove by tim hlavnim kvadrem koem
sekup vhni nasi egionaf uvofi nerozbony
nepfate chz
nezdony dby nas ceske svobody c
proo veho sokotva apeujeme echny
raan 5ratry beZ u neb pedou ke vsem
potvrd
slovenskeho sokolstva.
Ohracme tud vsechny verne svny
ceskoovenskeho
nam vyvrchol nejvetsi nemo-
hutneisi demonrac
laskave sv5ch e papory amercky
m ceskoovenskymi ozdobi Sokoovny
uvitani dostav C bude
dat ypeost kane koske pe ukazky neikrane
neobtzn6h vkon1 dostane kazdenu pfileztost spar
Oeve hochy ktefi ozveni myenky okke
ducha narodnho.
pojede paek.
odpoledne Monument Lnwood Madison Coing-
ave.. Rutland ave. do Sokolovnv.
Zacatek pFesne
pogramu
pfateska Sppe
valecnou dani. Dftky do IL let 25c.
VpTedprodeji obchodech
W. Businsky svejda karne Tou!ove
u een1 vyhoru.
Ma zdar Ia Sokolskou Jednou Blesk:
Vac Hejny Fr Stetka
Hoky j. Jenek, Aug Kecka James Kecka Seda Fr Kian
FIR. Rnzka. Ant Radek. Jos Zavad. uvftaci vybor.
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NynejSf RASkO lepe na tom nezli
"a cara.

Senator France dalsim clanku
SVEN zkusenostech nabytych v
Ruzsku. kde studoval tamni pome-
ry, pise. ze nyn6jsi stav Ruska jest
lepsim Eezli v nejIepsich dobach
carske vlady.
Nyneis1 mnohe utrpeni, jimz Ru
sko prochazeti musl, pfipisuje valce,
kterou Rusko strasn6 trpelo ne re-
voluci, kterou carovlada smetena
byIa. France jest jistym. ze nyneJl
81 vlada Ruska jest skutecnou lido
vladou. Prace pro vzdelani lidu,
pro elektrisovani podnk1 pro roz-
vol industrie, jsou svedectvim. ze
dobIo lidu jest nynejsl vladou sku-
tecne vyhledavano Jestlize nekte-
r5 plan tn a tam Sc nezdari.. pise
France, nezdaTi sc ami vse. co Anne
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MiStnl zprayy.
Z krajanSkyGh kruhI.

- Dne Is zafi zemrel o. Mattel
Matula. {. 2l4 N. Madeira ulice.
manzel Josefiny Matula. We staff so
rok6 Pohfben byl 2 kostela sv.
Vaelava ma hfbitov6 Nejsv. Vyk. v
sobotu rano
- Dne 49, zafi zemfel r. August
Benes, syn Marie zesnuleho otce
Josefa Bartose, {. 812 N Bradford
ulice.ve start "a rokG Pohrben byl
z kostela st. Andrews ma Narodnim
hrbitove We ttvrtek rano.
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Syn manzeln Frantiska SFranti
Sky Vanik cisla 2438 Eager Place,
jenz polozil svnj zivot ma oltaf
vlasti, We start 25 rokn. Prevezen 2
Camden stanicedo domu rodictt ku
rohrbeni.
P. FIR. T. Vanik byl narozen Bal
timore, ,zamestnanim byl strojnik a.
vsak kdyz .vypukla valka sn6me
ckem poslan do Francie bojovat "a
osvobozeni sveta. kdez 10. Tljna
1913 padl v boji a Verdunu dosah-
nuv hodnosti sikovatele. Jelikoz
vlada zasita mrtvoly padlych voji-
ND, tez, on byl poslan ma zadost
rodicu ku pohrbeni. Zesnuly pTi.
nalezel ku Lozi Jaroslav z Dube ci
slo as G. S. J. Pohfeb konan bude
z domu smntku ' pond6li rano 8.
hodin do kostela sv. Vaclava od-
tud pa hfbitov Neisvet6jsiho Vyku
pitele. Oddil voiensky jej bude ma
posledni ceste doprovazet. PohTeb
vypravi firma Jos. +. Viktor &
Elias T., Zirkler.
" katolicke sini ma Collington
Ave sehral Ochotnicky Osady sv.
Vaclavske krasne drama pod naz-
VEN "Penize' minule pondeli. Di-
vadelni sin byla ten vecer naplnena
obecenstvem, ktere pfislo sc podiva-
ii ma ochotn1ky, ktefi sc chill lax
nalezi We hre kusu lib1cimu Sc ODE,
censtvu. Divadlo>ochotnik6 docha-
ri stale lepsi obliby, ponevadz cleno-
We pracuji jako ty weekly pilne, by
prjpravili obecenstvu veselou Eaba
VII pouceni, ano divadlo jest skol-
la. We ktere Sc obecenstvo nejen po-
bavi ale tez poCci Hudbu v mezi
akti fidil p Alois Svatora.
| - Po lodi Manchuria odpluje pan
Frank Tucek rodinou vSltery. 6.
rijna New Yorku do Kolina, Wy
praveny firmou Moritz Benesch.
City Wide Club kritisovan zena-
mi 7. Wardy
Ohlas nedayne nepr1iemnosti me-
ri Mrs Mortimer w. West a zen
skym C,ty-Wide demokratickym
klubem. slysan byl We stfedu>v MI
stnostech Ceskeho Klubu Mladik1
wardy. Jednohlasn6 prijata by
la resoluce. kterou zavrzena auto
kraticka kontrola" "organisace, KITE
ra Westovou obvinila u neverno-
sti." Westova behem debaty pro-
hlasila, ze jest pro osobni svobodu
a pravou demokracji. pro steinS
prava vsech zvlastnich priv;legii
pro nikoho. ze iedinou zalobu CT
ty-Wjde klub proti nj mel, to, &c
Fpozvala vsechny kandidaty druheho
zakonodarneho distriktu do spole.
cne vercina sch1ze. 'Je-li toto
zlocinem = volala Westova, "pal
demoh raticka strana je zloeinem. -
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VetSi dovOz i vyvOz.

VybSrci ella. Holtzman. We zprave
"a tyden konclci II. zafi ukazal. ze
dovoz v5voz Baltimore zvysen
byl. Dovezeno bylo do pTistavu
pfedmet1 Gene $l.776.688. Wy.
vezeno bylo "a So. 2.2O2.453.
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Baltimofan usmrcen ma jlhu.

Zdravotnimu ufadu oznameno by
10 deset novych pfipada detske pa
ralysy. V tydnu r1zn7m nemocem
podlehlo lS4 osoo. Dltek narodila
Sc 294.
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SuSf Sc stroji ma Baltimore.


Baltimore bude iednim NEST.
ma ktere prohibicni 1Fady Sc stroll
notne 81 posvititi. Komisar prohi-
bieni. Haynes. do veTeinosti sve
plany medal. ale rekl, ie Sc postara,
aby mesto nase bylo jednlm nsjle-
psich setfeni ptohibiSniho zakona.
Pro Chesapeake aaliv dostane
rozmnozeng personal, aby zaliv ne
mohl slouziti podloudnikdm, k1efi
dovazi Tadne zasoby lihovin cestou
vodni. Haynes stezuje 81 ia Bal
timore. jez pry dava mu nejvetsi
'trubl.
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Cern0Ska IAN 'RandeI' ztra-
cena We velikem meSte.

/
| lela sob0tu do Baltimore Maggie
Jackson. stara cernoska, aby zde
neco nakoupila pro svon "missus''.
Rano hodin6 nalezl ii straznik
sedici ma clunu zakotvenem u konce
Broadway. Maggie ma cIunu ceka-
la trpalive, ma lod'ku ktera ''leab
desc pawts for An Runde", cili DO
cesku' odejede t9chto pfistavfi do
An Rundel. +" Ma clunu sotva by sc
toho byla dockala. ponevac ten do
An Rundel v1bec neiszdi. Maggie
pfijela ma podnbnem elunu DOM
nlvala se. ze at 81 sedne do ktereho
chce. kazdy il zaveze do An Rundel
zpet ma farmu k iejf ''missus.
Pfisedeni jejf ma police;ni stanici
zp1sobilo mnoho zabavy. "A iak
Sc tam dostanete .propustim Ii vas?"
ptal Sc il soudce Rettalliata.
well, kdyz mne ty lod'ky tam ne
vezmou," prostoduse vykladaIa sta
ra cernoska zbIoudivsi. "p1idu DO
Pratt ulici ku Fremont a odtud ma
koleje zeleznicnf a tam odtud mneI
yezmou Primo do An Rundel, kde,
jak B1h vi. nezbloudim jako v
tomto hloupe divokem mest9. =
Ze stanice propustili il dobrou
informaci, jak St astne se vratiti k
"missus" do An Rundel tohoto
hloupe divokeho mesta.
Ma plan ma rizeni priStehovalec-
tYi.
DR.. Raymond Pearl John Hop
kins university nalezl plan. jakym
zpusobem neilepe by Sc dalo Tiditi
prist6hovaletctvi. Pearl navrhuie
rozdeilti naval pfist6hovalc1 do PEI
riod pe4iletnich. V iedne period6
brany otevreny by byly pfjstehoval-
cum dokoran. druhe zavfeny by
byly tax, ze sterbinami by proklou-
Eli jenom navstevnici anebo cestuji.
ci "skrz".
DIR Pearl pfistehovalc1 ee neboif
ami jeiich zaplaveni Ameriky hffchy
druhych zemi krone New Yorku.
Connecticut a Massachusetts. Kro-
me techto til stat1. rozumuje pro
fesor. dftky i kdyz rodice jsou stale
cizinci, jsou Americany.
Nynejsi zakon Sc mu nelibf. Ne.
pousti sem die jeho slov ami pfist6
hovalce ami tyto nedrzi zpet.
Zvykaci gnma eerni rizove dny
diyadeInich rediteTI.
S herci neni kolikrate k vydrzeni
pomocniky ma jevisti kolikrate lepe
vyhazeti cd prvniho do posledniho,
obecenstvu n6kdy nemozno sc zav
dfciti. tet' prohIemy ktere ztrpcui}
Caste zivoty divadelnlch feditelG.
K ranam temto v Baltimore poji Sc
jna. zvykaci guma! A to nejen
v movies" kde obecenstvo sc gu
slecht'uje ma krvacich. zahadnSch
loupezich anebo hazeni paid anebo
kopani vyhazovanf. ale v pravi.
delnych divadlech! Po kazde hre
zvykaci guma nalepena ma zadnich
stech zidll anebo pevne pfimknu.
ia ia drah1ch kobercfch. Nekolik
muzG nema CO jineho na praci. nez-
|. zvykaci gumu ze sedadel a kober-
ca odstrahovati. Chlapa, ktery
vynalezl zvSkaci gumu. pr5 ohesiti
vzdychaji utrapeni feditele. Co by
ale bez gumy delala mic nemyslici
fiflena?
Hill kritiSOvan Sdruzenim prdce.
4
Kongresnik John Philip Hill kri-
tisovan byl We sch6zi Sdruzeni Pra-
ce, kterou toto konalo ma rohu Balti-
more a Carrolton ulic v pondeli
noci. Recnik schIze, D. Mcnamara
obvinil Hilla ze zpronevery hlasova-
MIN pro peti set milionovou pEjcku
zeleznicnf. ..Jiny z fecnik1, Joseph
Gillis. byl toho nahledu. ze cim me-
ne pravnfk1 by Sc posilalo do zako-
nodaren tim lepe.
VetSi dovoz vyvoz.
/ VybSrci cla. Holtzman. We zprave
"a t5den koncici II. zafi ukazal. ze
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DemOkratiCka platfOrma.

Demokratinka statni konvence je-
dnohlasna usnela Sc ma programu.
jimz pfedstavi se demokraticti kan
didate pri nastavaiicich volbach Re-
organisace die planu governera Rt-
chic. hospodafeni. vetsi v5konnost'.
nepatrn6 cetnejsi zastoupeni mesta
Baltimore zakonodarne. jsou nej-
hlavnejsimi body ptogfamu. W.
nuceni prohibice a nedelnich zakon1
padle. V cetn5jslm zastoupeni me-
sta zakonodarne. Baltimorsti ven-
kovem porazeni byli.
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Jeden nSmrcen, diva zraneni.

John Youchis usmrcen byl. kdyz
nedeli s motorcyklem sritil Sc
naspu silnicniho neJaleko Glenbur-
ME. Druzl diva jeho soudruzi:
Theodore Baum Leon &. Street.
poraneni byli. Oba poraneni. jak
pGlicie udava, ,byli pod vlivem alko-
holu. Pc Youchisovi z1stala vdova
sc ctyTmi ditkami.
- Harry Tillman. fa~maf Nc.
Donough, Baltimorsky okres. malem
vyvazl zivotem, kdyz v nedeIi vjel
automobilem sv5m ma zabradli sil.
nieniho mostu ma Church lane.
V pond6lf usmrcen ,byl auto-e
mobilem ma rohu Washington
Fairmount sedmilety hoch Leon
Plotkin {. II N. Washington uli-
ce.
Mensfch nehod automobily tehoz
One zavineno bylo devet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-23

rika podnlka. France &C neodpo.
rucuje rusky nynejsi system, opira
Sc sesmesnovani ruske sovetske VIA
dy nerozumnemu kritisovani, KITE
rym tato stizena jest Ze stanovi-
ska narodohospodarskeho nejvetsi
vymozenosti nynejsi vlady jest lu.
st9ni agrarniho problemu, kterym
pdda yyrvana moci nekolika roz.
dana massam lidu.
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z p0dpostelnf pokladny zodeJ
ukradl S1346.

z plechove skfinky. v niz ulozeny
mel Henry A. Novak. 744 Penning-
ton avenue Curtis Bay. sve dspo-
ry v obnosu $l346, ukradeny byly
penize tyto neznamym zlodejem.
Novak odkryl kradez, kdyz vyilal
skrinku. k:erou schovanou mel pod
posteff. ably 81 tam opet nejake Pc
nize ulozil.
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Bida mezi cizozemskyni ram0r-
niky ne tax velikd,

Mnozi Baltimorane tai Sc proc
zs zastup1 nezamestnan5ch plavc1
ma South Broadway zadny cizinec
nenabidl Sc ku drazb9, We ktere ga
mnozf nab1dli nechati se prodati do
prace. Ma otazky zvadavych odpo-
vidaji agentury lodni, Re cizinci>
neisou takove bide jake domac1
namornici. ponevac. kdyz zamest-
mani byli. setfili penfze tyto 81
ukladali hlavne zemich. odkud
pochazi. Usetfenymi pencil poma.
hail 81 nyni. kdezto Americti ma
mofnici. kdyz dobfe bylo. vesele Iii
Ii utratili vse tax ddkladne, re
sdnes hladem>trpi.
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Pfepadena Cernochem.

Dvacet jeden rok1 stara Marga-
ret Anderson prepadena byla pom
deli cernochem u Sparrows Point.
Podle popisu jaky psepadena udala,
zateen .byl cernoch, Sampson Jones.
Andersonova byla prepadena ma
lem lesiku nedaleko ocel6rny, kde
zamestnana jest. Cernnch vyskocil
2 1krytu, vrhl Sc ma divku uchopiv
il "a hrdlo. Tato branila Sc mu
tax. ze cernoch konecn6 il zanechal
zmizev mezi stromy. Cernoch sku-
TEX sv1j popira tvrde, ze dob6 u
dane donna spal.
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NOTICE
State Engineers Office


Number OF Application 1439, Santa Fe,
~ NJ, April Il, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that ON the
twelfth day Of April, 1921, in accord
ance with Section 20, Chapter 40, lrri-
CATION Laws OF 1907, f. X. Miller Of
Cloyerdale, county OF Hidalgo, state
OF New Mexico, made formal applica-
tion to the State Engineer OF New
Mexico for n permit to appropriate the
Public Waters OF the State OF New
Mexico.
such appropriation Is to be made from
flood waters OF Cloverdale Draw at a
point which bears $. IS degrees w.
1850 #. distant from the \. w. cor.
OF Sec. BOT. SO 8. Of II. 20 w, ~ Nj.
p. NJ. by means Of earth diversion dam
I feet high and 30 feet long and 2S2.5
acre feet Is to be conveyed TO 30 acres
in the SIbSIb of Sec. 10 and 5S acres
in the NisNIs and ElaEls Sec. 30, T..
80 s., II. 20 W., by means Of laterals
and there used for the irrigation OF
above described 113 acres and domestic
purposes.
Any person, firm, association or
tOIIOluNltn ittAihik AhaA A'' -
OF the above application would be
truly detrimental 10 their rights in the
water of said stream system shall file a
complete statement Of their objections
substantiated by affidayits with the
State Engineer and serve a copy ON
applicant on or before IN ninth day
Of July. 1921, the date set for the En-
gineer TO take this application up for
final consideration unless protested.
In case Of protested applications all
parties win he given reasonable
length of time in which TO submit their
evidence In detail or arrange a date
convenient for a hearing or appoint a
referee satisfactory to all to take tesu-
mony. Appearance is not necessary un-
less advised. officially by letter FROM
the State Engineer.
/. A. GILLETT,
State Engineer.
May 9-May 10, 1871
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LEGAL NOTICES

cause. 20 me directed and delivered.
upon a final judgment made and en-
tered In said cause on the 2lst day Of
April, a. ID. 1921, In an action upon
the promlssOry notes Of Defendant
Barka, payment whereof was giaran-
teed In writing Icy Defendant Kenyon,
said judgment amounting, with inter
est 10 date Of sale at the rate Of eight
per cent per annum, tn the sum OF
seventeen hundred thirty-five and
S0-1OO (S1 ,73J.S0) dollars, the UNDER
signed sheriff of Luna county has
seized, levied upon, and will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, at the premises Of Defendant
Kenyon, 2ia miles east and l mile
south Of Deming, ON the 2lst day Of
May at ten o'clock In the forenoon of
said day, the following described
property and effects, goods and chat
tells levied upon as aforesaid as the
property Of Defendant Kenyon, tO-wit
Two mares and one horse. un-
branded two horses branded on
left jaw; one COW, unbranded; 80
chickens; two Deering moving
machines one Deering dump
rake; one buck rake one Betten-
dorf farm wagon one John Deere
dlsc harrow, Is disc; one John
Deere disc cultivator; one tMJ row
bean planter; one II tooth cult
vator; one five shovel cultivatOr;
one Z h. D. Whittle gas en-
gne: one Duplex Kelly feed grind
er; one - h. D. G.. T. motor: one
l-hOrSe buggy one single harness;
two sets leather double harness;
one set chain double harness; one
lin. John Deere plow one spring
tooth harrow; one lot miscellane-
ous small tools one dining table;
one buffet; one library table; ono
office desk; two wicker chairs;
two heating stoves one range;
six dining chairs; Two iron BEDS
two mattresses two sets springs
] one sanitary cot; three dressers
two writing desks; three small ia
hles; one lot miscellaneous dishes
and cooking utensils one wheel
I barrow one hog BREEDER four hog
/ self-brecders; one rotary hog self
} feeder; two hay frames; Is rolls
/ pittsburg welded hog fencing; two
/ hundred iron posts seven A posts;
one Buick touring car, 1913
] model two kitchen tables
Dated this 22nd day OF April, A. d.
1921.
p. l.. SMYER.
Sheriff OF Luna County.
April 2G-March IL, 1927