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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Important Data on
Chickasha Oil h @

The Atlantic company's Nc 80
Serrato farm in the northWee, oi the
northwest quarter Of section .5-5o-Sw,
which reached a sand last week and
was shut IN. YVES opened for . brief
period Wednesday morning and show
ed for 5000, 600 feet Of gas and q spray
of estimated yield Of 80 barrels OF oil.
The oil Is Of "a black heavy asphalt
grade. The production il coming from
two sands. the first Of which was drill
cd through at l4l4.41 feet, men e
sh5le ana lime break and int he sec
end sand az 1447 feet which vas pene-
trated to 1851 feet, present total depth
Of the hole. The Atlantic people are
now setting tanks with gas traps, and
Will probably not perform further op'
eratious on the well until next Tues
day. l. IS now shut IN. This 's the first
well in the Nichols area which showed
oil
Nichols Oil and Drilling company is
Completing the derrick for n wildcat in
the southeast Of the southwest quarter
of section l1-6n.sw, in the Norge dis
iriCt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Drilling Deeper
ketch.W y

Ketch.W allace No. u on the Dllard
farm in the southeast corner Of the
southwest OF the southeast OF the
northwest quarter OF section 22.4s-2w,
Hewitt field, Is estimated al good for
100 barrels as It now stands and is
drilling deeper in search OF the bigger
BAY which IS expected to be found
around 1000 feet. The Wen is now at
o depth OF 1895 feet in blue shale. It
Is making several flows daily from
two sands which were drilled through
at 1s64.6S feet and 1888 feet. This
we'll is a triplet to Nos. l and 6 on the
same lease. No. l is producing from
the 15o0-foot level and No. { Is in the
l300-foot sand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Bachelor Miser Found Dead

SALLISAW-The body OF r. l.. Mar
tin, 40, a bachelor, was found on a cot
in his log cabin ten miles northwest OF
here Friday. Heart failure was given
as the cause of his death. He was an
alleged mlser and was held in custody
for a time during the war because OF
his supposed pro-German ~sympathies.
No food except n small amount Of
%parched corn was found in the cabin.
He has several thousand dollars on
deposit in Sallisaw banks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Gypsy Takes Two
New Fox Locations

The Gypsy Oil company has staked
lSeations for two new wells in the
proven area of the Fox district. They
are. 40. Z on the w. E, Johnson farm
in the southwest quarter Of section o.
2s.3w: and No. 2 on the Denny Fitzger-
aid farm. in the southwest Of the south.
east quarter Of section 2s-2s-3w. Rigs
for both wells are now building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Reduced Fare for Inaugural

OKLAHOMA CITY - Dan Lackey,
chairman Of the Walton barbecue COM
mittee. received word Sunday night
from railroad officials that practically
all roads in Oklahoma will grant fare
and Il half rates for round trip tickets
TO the inaugural celebration the second
week in January.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
FUNERAL PLANS FOR
McDUFFIE NOT MADE

Undertaken Harvey stated this MORN
ing that no definite arrangements had
been made for holding funeral services
for c. w. McDuffle, the aged man who
was Killed on the Berwyn road We'd
nesday morning wnen his ford car was
overturned.
He said the family was waiting to
hear from friends wch live at distant
points before making the announce
ment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Ponca Committe Is Named

PoNCA CITY.--1n connection with
the plan. whereby a fund OF several
hundred thousand dollars is set aside
to encourage worthy industries to To-
cate In this city. it has become neees'
sary for the chamber OF m 10
appoint n sitting or clearing house
committee for the purpose Of investi.
eating the w%orthiness OF the concerns
that are seeking admission. +. A. Heb.
erling. oil ard livestock man. was nam
ed chairman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
CLINTON SWITCHING
RATES TO BE PROBED

CLlNToN.-orders have been receiy.
ed by the Clinton chamber Of commerce
commission IN Washington that the re.
quest for a suspension OF switching
rates in the Frisco yards at Clinton be
suspended aaiil April 20. The order was
issued after the Clinton chamber OF
commerce had filed an informal brief
with the commission requesting that
the Frisco railroad not be allowed to
put the proposed rates into effect in
Clinton December rs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Labor Protests
Against Repeal
of Profit Law

SYDNET. n. S. w.-Labor support.
ers in New South Wales are complain.
Ing against the expressed intention OF
the government to repeal the profit.
eering act, a measure of the late labor
government which was intended to save
workers form unduly high prices.
The complaints contend that the re.
peal of the act would leave the work.
ers at the mercy Of the profiteers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
FAMILY AT CHURCH
As HOUSE II LOOTED

HANNA, okla-,-rhe residence Of
Edward White, proprietor u tbs Cash
Garage here, was entered ~ burglars
and household goods valued st $500
were stolen. The family was at church
when the robbery occurred There are
several suspectS but no arrests have
Vet been made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
FRUIT DRYER SAVES
GROVE APPLE CROP

GRoVE.-A fruit dry, erected hasti.
ly in the town park at Grove, saved
three wagon loads of apples for Rev.
b. c. Vermlllion, a minister, who is
farming in Delaware county and start.
a fruit preservation movement which
is spreading rapidly among Delaware
farmers, according TO W. b. Wolf, farm
agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Sapulpa Has Movable Trees

SAPULPA-Sapulpans took Christ.
mas trees TO the homes Of the poor
Saturday evening. The small ever.
greens tinseled and lighted were mount.
ed on trucks and carried TO the homes
where the happy children were handed
presents from the trees by 4 Santa
Claus. This was the first time the
movable Christmas trees had been tried
in Sapulpa and they were most sue.
cessful. A large crowd gathered around
the big community Christmas tree on
the court house lawn at 8 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
McCudden Transferred
TO Eastlend District

The members OF the local fraternity
Will regret 20 learn that j.. 4. McCud-
Gen. district superintendent OF the En-
pirc Gas and Tuyi company in the
local fields. has been transferred 20
The Easland, Texas. district, and VIII
leave here after the first ot next year.
Mr. McCuddSn has been hsrs since
August 0. and has made a host Of
friends during his stay. He IL regarded
as one Of the most efficient executives
In southern Oklahoma fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Lone Grove Test
Enters Blue Shale

J.. C. Cooke Oil and Gas company's
test on the McKown farm, in the
southeast Of the northwest quarter OF
section S4-4s.1w. two miles southwest
Of Lone Grove, is drilling in blue shale
at 1850 feet. carrying the 10.inch cas-
ing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Poison Booze Cause One Death

SALL1SAW-The body of ona Car
Isle, 20, who lived on q farm eight
miles west Of Sallisaw, was found be-
meath a bridge on the outskirts OF tha
City Saturday night. An inquest re.
vealed that death had been caused by
drinking poisoned liquor. A jug partly.
filled with the deadly liquid was found
near the body.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Dismiss Election Fraud Case

OKLAHOMA CITY-Charges OF VIC.
lating the registration and primary
laws OF tho state In the last election
were dismissed on the order OF the
county attorney hero Saturday in the
county court against Il. ]. Hunker. a
banker Of Wheatlsnd. The county at.
torney stated that he believed no VIC.
latlon OF the law had taken place. The
case was originally filed in the district
court but was later transferred to the
county court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Contract Awarded

PoNCA ClTY.-The city commission.
ers have let the contract to. widen East
Grand avenue between Fifth and Sew.
enth streets TO eight feet and to put In
two blocks OF brick paving On East
Broadway, two on South Fifth street
and one on Madison avenue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Hvte, TO Be Built

PoNcA c11I@1n connection with
'he immidste construction here VI a
four story hvisl building at the corner
Of Second street and Cleveland ave
by j. 81 van Wrinkle. Henri Buck.
ner and Daniel Mooney, Il is ennounc.
cd that Il IL 70 be an entirely utsproof
plant, q recent decision VI the cwEsrs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
May Resume Soon
In Section 29.3s-lw

The operators of the Cole-Marshsll
wildcat on the Carrel farm. in the CEN
ter OF the west line OF the northwest
Of the northwest quarter Of section 20
ss-1w, anticipate resumption of oper'
ations after the first of next year. To
tai depth Of the hole is 2S10 feet in
blue shale with G SIS inch casing car
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Former Kiefer Marshal Dies

SAPULPA-W. c. Bridewell. former
ly city marshal Of Kiefer, died here
Saturday at the city hospital following
an operation for appendicitis. He is
survived by his widow and two chill
dren. a son II and a daughter 3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28

TULSA.-The damage suit In the
amount Of $4,000 filed against A. f.
Wasielewski company by Dan Hunt for
alleged delay and high cost in the con.
struction OF the Hunt department
store was dismissed without prejudice
IN district court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
THE PRAIRIE SCHOONER

Course there is fine ways o travel such as In a motor car
You G resi- SOM in a pullman il you're thinkln o soh n'
But Of all the trips I've took around. the me l rememoer oeS. 49,,
Is that old prairie schooner jaunt Of oun the April wea co"H "s"
The roads was lined with covered wagons as far aheau as 20 sSnOra ~.
At campn' time you never knowed Js who yonr EXT a@r hes"o" - 80
But whether it vas Smiths from Indany o maybe Jonses from pAh !" "Nh'
Their yiain' back and forth and swappn' coffee N bacon ws III "e Sa"%
1 reckon there never was such layouts-variety in vehicles seemed ue rus~
We didn't have much land N ourn.. js beddh' an grub an uhss nm M%
But SOM was moyin' everything from o a n chickens to fshy u"
1t seems sort o Gypsy like, now adays. TO seea camper by he road
A hlnm' tenant farmer, maybe. You say, If his wagons carlym q loh
Folks go far in thhtythree years-In times n ways an uavehn rass
It's hard to even remember that them prairie schooners made tis state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
REFORMED BY MODERN MOONSHINE
Black Cat With White Stripes Sprang From Dresser
Drawer and Tried to Help Dress Man
on the Morning After.

lie was Immediately attired. he
was a fine outstanding figure OF a
man, one able TO step ten rounds
with an aspiring middleweight,
without undergoing any serious dis.
figurement to himself; he was
youthful. and withll full Of the
vigor and vim USUALLY enjoyed by
men who take good care of them.
selves.
But he announced that he was
through, and willing to proclaim
to the universe" that the incentive
for his statement was u night ses.
sion at Oklahoma City December
%, where he took the count" and
was so f%orcefully reminded OF 1t the
next morning that he wanted to
take an oath. sign a pledge, oil do
any other act announcing to all
and sundry that not another drink
of Oklahoma moonshine would
ever go down his throat.
Here is the story he recounted
TO a group of friends here with
whom he has had considerable bus.
mess dealings. and his dealings in
volve many thousands of dollars
each year in transactions that are
rated pretty big.
Out With the Bunch
1T was a lively and likable
bunch. We had dinner, and we
had everything to go with it. We
took in a popular show, and after
the show we took in q whole lot
more OF the stuff that we had taken
in in the first place, with the re.
suit that the last thing / remem.
Der we were doing a quartette in
close harmony in a friends room,
where for such crimes as we com
mitted against Sweet Adeline' and
That Little Old Red Shawl" we
may not hope for forgiveness, and
then all became blank.
When l awoke / was in my own
room. How I got there only the
gods and the bunch will ever be
able to tell. But l was there, and
that was some satisfaction-satis-
faction TO know that / wasn't in
the police station.
"A cold shower and clean linen
began 10 have its effect, but l was
sick-oh, 50 sick-and my desire for
companionship was the great
weight about my neck.
II managed TO get into my
clothes, all but my collar and tie,
and was getting along amazingly
with that intricate piece Of haber.
dsshery. and doing well toward
making a neat bow, when a big
black cat with white stripes about
its body emerged from the dresser
drawer and wanted to tie II for me.
Say. have you ever witnessed a
perfect collapse on the moving pic
ture screen? Have you ever seen
n man crumple and wish that he
had eve been born? Well. that
was little me
II reached for tie water pitcher.
took a firm grasp on q bottle Of
bromo settler, gulped a deep
draught. and got from there.
"A few hours in the open air
followed by a good meal mostly
condiments), restored me 10 some.
thing near normal. and right there
Is where I made the resolve. ana
believe me, ] mean 10 keep II.
mo more OF this Oklahoma
hootch for me. not until they begin
separating the wild oats from the
tome and eliminating white stripes
'rtn cal blncl: f-ih,t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
RORER TSDALE

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT.
The Great variety Program Ruth
Fsssiand, TsEa Daney. snnb Pollard
BIue Fox, Pathe Revue and Topics OF
the day. Tomnor0w Special vazde-
vile. S-l0-1t
PRINCESS THEATER TODAY
aDONrr TELL EVERYTHING" a C@-
ell DeMnIes production with wallace
reid, Gloria Swanson. Elliott Dexter
and an nIl-star cast 2-S-St
Hr ana Mrs Norman Brown OF biyr-
tie avenue, received word from Alpena-
Mich, Of the death OF the former
mother who was in advanced years ana
the mother OF eleven living children.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown left Immediately
for the old home in Aipena.
The quarantine sign has been lifted
from the Jones home on Lincoln ave
nue. Wednesday. and little Lillian Jones
- getting along fine
Miss Helen Emerson. a student OF
Perdue University. returned home this
evening TO spend the weekend with
her parens. AIr ana Mrs n. - Eme--
son of 120th street
Oscar Lighthan. ala wife, and the
Listers daughter. Miss venita Swango.
returned from g three months visit
with relatives at Oklahoma City. Okla,
to their home on West Park avenue
George 'Girman. Jr.. and family nov
&c into the home which vas recently
vacated by the Sutherlands on Myrtle
avenue
PRINCESS THEATEH TODAY.
DON'T TELL EVERYTHING" Ce~
ell DeMilles production with wallace
Reid, Gloria Swanson. Elliott Dexter
and an aiI-&tar cast. 2-S3t
Mr.. z. Freese of Myrtle avenue was
reported on the sick list
Mrs II. Breckman of Archison ave-
uue, was a Hammond business visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs HENS is sti1l continuing 20 I'm
prove at the Mercy hospital. IN Chi
cago. where she recently underwent an
operation for gallstones.
Mrs Henry Harms of Lake avenue
visited her husband who Is confined at
the St Bernard's hospital in Chicago
Miss Anna Herchek OF Indianapolis
boulevard. has been confined TO her
home with a severe cold for the past
week
Mrs Fred Leverenz IT. of Roberts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
WHITING
Gnd IFS
PEOPLE

Mrs Joseph Swain OF 602 ll9th street
suffered broken arm in a fau while
leaving the Christian church.
MISS Rose Zweig entertained the
members Of the Tri A club at her home
IN Schrase avenue On Wednesday eve
ming.
The Ladies Of the St Johns Luth-
eran church will give a bake sale on
Mrs n. z Millers porch on Sheridan
avenue next Saturday Afternoon.
Mrs George Anderson and daughter
OF Central avenue are visiting her
mother II valparaiso.
Miss Louise Water and Mrs Moran
Rowe attended a dancing party at the
Congress hotel in Chicago.
4 daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gardner of Sheridan avenue at
che Cnics go I4ying-In hospital
Mrs Roy z. Green Of Central avenue
has returned home from the Francis
VIII ard hospital in Chicago and is
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Schaiier at
tended a bunco party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaA Creasbaum III Ham,
xnond.
The Home Economics department OF
the F-ortni ghtiy club will hold its reg
ula- meeting Tuesday aftern noon. Feb
Huary 18th. at the home OF Mrs. Henry
Lewis at 3 o'clock. There will De a
characterization by the Jifry Jell CO. and
xnil call. Favorite recipes OF Jello and
Gelatine. Al members are urged to be
present as II Is also the annual election
cf cHtcers for the department.
The r n. OF A Will meet Monday
evening IN the 7 o. O. r hall. Initia-
tion work win be done by the Golden
Rod Cznsp OF Hammond. Mrs Flowers
81 chairman OF the resreshnent com
xElStce-
Mrs. Fred Water visited Mrs Paul
Barber at St Demands hospital and
fsand her 20 be improving.
The general meeting of the Fort
nightly club was held at the public
9fbra2y aG which the annual election
Of a1rscera took place Those elected
Spr tie ensuing year were: President
SSsS- Q. G. swarts; vice president. Mrs
John g Hall; recording secretary. Mrs.
~. 3 Jennings: financial secretary.
Ms p. NJ Long; treasurer, Mrs. VIM.
Slower directors, Mrs. IT. W. Eaton
and Afrs- ". Q. Spurrier After the
election the following program was
csfrted cat. Collect. Mrs. NJ Trout:
Huac. Mrs Orden1an and Mrs. Nc
Ssill; Education OF the Blind. Mrs
Maundars Music. Mrs. Doll and Mrs
Cunning: Roll Cali. ~Of What Use is
the Won7ans Club"
Frank Carpenter, charged with pass
ing street car discharging passengers
pleaded guilty and was fned 800 and
costs.
John arfkasn Of the Whiting forcs
a-raigne.d for disorderIy conduct be-
fore the police board was found not
guilty. Mika.sh is said to have repri-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10

manded "a whiting garage man FOR
breaking through a funeral procession
when he became tired OF waiting.
Adam Mustafa and the rest OF the
Turks arrested in his house at F'isch-
rupp and White Oak avenue in a raid
by the whiting police, were all dis
charged in the city court Attorney
Paul McCloskey Of East Chicago acted
as special Judge. il having been so ar
ranged that Judge T. Joseph Sullivan
could not preside in his official ca
pacity-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10

Mr.. Sim Bullock has resigned his
position with the Standard Oil Com
pany, and Mrs. Elmer Niksch has ac-
cepted his position.
The Ladies OF the Uniterian church
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs
J. J. Wood.
Mr.. Walter Traeger has returned
from q. months business visit through
the south
Mrs Prentice of East Chicago visit
"a with friends here yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
Whiting
AdDerfiSen1e nts
Are Winners

PRINCESS THEATER WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
DON'T TELL EVERYTHING" Ce-
ell DehIlles production with wallace
Reid, Gloria Swanson, Elliott Dexter
and an sli-star east s-s-3t
wnen VOC think OF furniture. think
o. e. Gordon & sons. S-1otf
waiting Jewslry sto-es VII close at
.. m. except Monday and Thursday
at , N Saturday and pay day at
10 - "a s-1o-tf
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT.
The Great Variety ProErans Ruth
Roland, Tom Dancys Saub Pollard
Blue Fox, Pathe Revue and Topics of
the day. Tonanao<ov special vaude-
villa 2-10-1t
PRINCESS THEATER WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
DON'T TELL EVERYTHING" "a ce-
Ell DeMiues production with wallace
Re1A. Sierra Swanson Elliott Dexter
and an alI-star cast. 2-S3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
HOBART

-4-i~ 4l.-c Socla- gwen al StrAt-
tons hall Tuesday evening by the men
Of st. Bridget's church was well at
tended and all had most en- roy able
time. The prizes were won by Mr.
VIM. Rassow and Mrs. Laura Ragon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
HESSVILLE

Dance at Hessvi1ls Saturday night
NOTICE
The following have been elected
trustees of Concordia lutheran church
of HessviIle.
Ernst Guenther, term expire January.
1926.
G. =. Lohsa, term expires january,
1924.
Julius Krug, term expires January.
1879.
Meeting held Feb. snd 1882.
2-1-0-f7-24 FRED DEDLOw, Sec
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10

avenue was a visitor at the East side
the other day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

A Bohemian firm OF glass mnn-
ufactGrers ASSERTS u hRs invented
~unbrcAkahie glass which can also
he used for cooking utensils.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
MuHT aAcRIFfCn

MUST SACRIFICE
7.psssenssf e~iaAsbaksr 10 good msehan.
ieai eanditfoa five good tree, ns~ bst-
tsry. upholstery IKE ns~- Can be sssn
HIGHLAND TIRE a RUBBER
WORKS
laa stp,A B~sesawsy. Phone aso
4 c0upLE OF KKAL BUYS
Nearly new Dodge Bros. sedan Ntro
shrsls, re.arnishea. "a everything, Dodes
Bros rratrttr WITH = buthei ~ estfas
s ss's eAs ss.s' ~ fssss ss%sa. = Zoo s. 5 Ken
bsr 4 Co Auto Dept. Dodge Brothers
Dealeifs
parts s~tadsbsisr, beass, oiasmahiis'
Maxwell. ufasL. ovsEshf.. cAsysalsi,
r.. 1f.iss, inssiisibs Ser, s,sss.sa S Sss'ss,
%,ioasry, sraes sad t~raetsr' r..
As< z, accessory ~ az sSts
AIsnighMSsuH d AUr9 wA rssss
ke~ Assisp'e oldest ~feskiuE b.ans'
Used ssrs boashs sold and ssshsnssf
Rebuilt BARGAINS
~ CsED CARS
Seven psasrnger futck. iefD model
seven pnencnacr Haynes. 1919 medei
Cadillac "a" randkfnr fxuaFantssd1
cadiilne shummY soadstar t~EuHfunfeeil
Packard twin an, 1891, ute nev
BEE these ssrs before yoa hay; ~ In
hrst rlsst shape.
NEW MEXICO MOTOR CORR.
Phone 7as hiT West Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
LEGAL NOTICES
yoT;cE or SUR

FOl@tf OF SUIT
No Ifd2s
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
County " Rernaillio,
iu the District Court.
Gilson.Fss Lumber Company. q corpor.
aron. Plainssft,
Antonio Armlio, PiacidA Amilo Grown.
Melinda AheytA Dc Afmilo. aarEarita
AfwiJO, a minor, Francisco Anmlln, a
minor Mariana Armilo. = miner, Er.
uesiu Aunllo. a minor. Unknown heirs
~ Francikco Anniio , Ofero. sereaped.
Unknown heirs Of MhrFHnta Mousaya
de AnnilS, deceased. and al unknoNn
claimants 81 interest in the premises,
adverse 10 the Plaintiff Defendants
To the Above Named Defendant
You and each u yon are hereby notified
that the above named plaintiff has filed
and there y Pending IN The said cour,
znd Cauhiy a suit against you, the title
Of said suit being A. above stated ths
general nature 81 said suit IA 20 forever
bar and estop yon and each u you from
kavinE or claiming any right title or ln.
terest ia the real estate heralnAftfr de-
rrrihed adyerse 10 the estate Of said plain.
an and 10 torsvev quiet and set At i~si
tho title Of the plainum in and 10 tbs
following aescrihed real estate, taswit
Lot numbered Ten li0) IN BiOch nun
bered Fourteen n41 Of the Francisco
ArmJo y Otero Addition 70 the City u
AlbaqaeFaae. hcsnaliiio County, state Of
Now Mexico. ~ shown on the plat q said
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