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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16
BODIE DESERTED

With the possible exception of
few prospectors and few families
that made their home at Bodie dur
ing the Winter, the entire population
of that once famous mining camp.
last week left camp in body. going
to different localities for the Winter.
There were 81 people in the party.
and because of the deep snow, two
days were required to cover the first
five miles. Automobiles were used
and the men were forced to open the
road for nearly the entire five miles
to get the machines from the snow
imprisoned camp.-Gardnerville Rec
Courier.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16
NEVADA ROADS IN
FEDERAL AID SYSTEM

A total Of 1890 miles of Nevada
roads are included In the system of
Federal aid highways which, will
reach into practically every county
of the United States, according to an
announcement issued by the Bureau
of Public Roads of the United States
Department of Agriculture.
OF the mileage, 600 miles are in
cluded In the primary highway sys-
tenn and 920 in the secondary sys-
tenn. Approximately 10000 miles Of
the proposed $4,000 miles in the
whole program have been completed.
1t is estimated that the completion
Of the entire system will take from
Is to 20 years.
The system is being outlined in ac-
cordance with the requirements of
the Federal Highway Act of last No
vember. which contemplates a sys-
tenn Of highways to be built with Fed
eral aid such as no other nation has
ever possessed and which, once built,
will be continuously maintained in
serviceable condition.
Eighteen feet will be the minimum
width of roadway unless conditions
justify lesser width and such cases
must be given special approval. The
system will consist of not more than
Z per cent of the total road mileage
In any one State, not more than
three-sevenths of which will be pri-
mary or interstate highways and the
remainder secondary or intercounty
highways.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16
CHAUNCEY SMITH TO
SUCCEED wHITELEY

At a meeting of the State Board OF
Education held In the Office of State
Superintendent Hunting in Carson
this week, the resignation OF George
A. whiteley. deputy superintendent
of the second supervision district.
comprising Eureka. Lander and
White Pine Counties. was accepted.
Mr.. whiteley will serve In the AS
sembly and resume the practice OF
law, and his successor will be Chaun-
cey Smith, who was for some time
the deputy superintendent of the
third supervision district. and who Is
now the principal of the Mineral
County High School at Hawthorne.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16
VETERAN TEAHERS ARE
RETIRED WITH HONoRS

Carson City. Nevada. Dec 12.--At
the meeting OF the public school
teachers retirement salary fund
board held to-day, two more teachers
were placed on the retirement salary
list.
Mrs. Lillian Porter. living In Reno.
retired from teaching in June. 1920.
after Is years OF teaching service.
Mrs. Porter's teaching was all done
in Eureka and Elko Counties, and
her teaching career began in Eureka
County as Miss Lillian Jones In 1891.
Judge Peter Breen of Eureka, at that
time district attorney and ex-oficio
county superintendent OF schools OF
Eureka County, issued her first certi-
ficate to teach. Both Judge Breen
and John Hancock. ST., also county
superintendent Of Eureka County.
speak in high terms OF Mrs. Portsr's
ability as teacher.
Miss Frances Wright of Reno. be-
fore retirement In October, 1871. ON
account of disability. had taught 24.s
years, all In Washoe County. The
last years Of her teaching were in the
Reno schools, where she ranked as
one of the city's best teachers.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16
oLARENCE sADLER WEEDS
AT JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

carson Appeal: Announcement of
'as marriage at Jacksonville. Florida.
~ november of Clarence sadler.
W. ol the former late Governor of
"''aoa and Mrs. sadler of this city,
s received here to-day. The
~'ues name was not divulged in the
sroom's letter.
'au'er Is now located in Washing
49, y z. and is an advisor for the
Israi Trade Board. having resum-
.s = MS position with that body after
,snp'etins :, wartime service in one of
we military branches.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed In the Office Of the Recorder
Of Eureka County Up to
December Is, 1922

Notice OF Location Of the Fourth
Of July Fraction mining claim in Eu-
reka mining district by Clarence
Johnson and Alfonso Affranchino.
Recorded Nov. "a.
Location Certificates of the Jumbo,
Jumbo Nos. /, ., 3, Jumbo Extension
mining claims In Eureka mining dis
trict by James Delaney and James
Murphy. Recorded Nov. "a.
Notices of Location Of the Erin,
Caledonia. ophir. Iowa. Idaho. Nava-
10, Shamrock and Caledonia Fraction
mining claims in Cortez mining dis
trict by Minnie J. Hough. Recorded
Dec. /.
Notice of Location of the Silver
King mining claim in Stafford min
ing district by A J. Grant. Recorded
Dec. IL.
Notice of Location of the Bald
Eagle Number Nine mining claim In
Lynn mining district by Lynn Big Six
Mining Company. Recorded Dec. IL.
Phillip Paroni to Fred Bartine-
Deed to Lot nine in Block No. 22 Of
the oficial map Of the town Of Eu-
reka together with improvements
thereon. Consideration $40. Re-
corded Nov. %.
Hunting and Diamond Valley Stock
and Land Company to John P. Hol-
land-Deed to the southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter and the
southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of Section 10. Twp. 81 NJ, r.
81 E., M. d. B. & M. The northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of
Section IL. Twp. 81 N, r. 52 E., M.
d. B. & M; ;the southwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter, and the north
east quarter of the southwest quarter
Of Section IS. Twp. 81 North. Range
So East. M. d. B. & NJ, together with
all water rights appurtenant thereto
or therunto belonging. etc. Consid-
GRAFTON $40. Recorded Nov. 27.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16

06ofko Eoert iett tuesday Tor Tom
opAh. where he expects to obtain en-
pioymsnt and remain for the Winter.
Alden Hicks and Jack Burns went
to Ely last Tuesday by automobile.
and expect to remain there for the
Winter.
Charles A. Green. friend of Geo.
p. Hyde OF the -Croesus Com
pany, was an arrival from the East
Friday for q visit.
Mrs. Nettie overton and Mrs. Mary
shultes were visitors in Eureka the
first Of the week from the formers
ranch on Indian Creek.
Oliver johnson, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence johnson of Eureka,
wss an arrival here this week from
Tuscarora. Elko County.
sszM. Lanaham, eonstruction tore
man for the past eight months Of the
Uncle Sam Cons. Mining Company,
left Thursday for the Coast.
H. L. Beckwith, Of the engineering
department Of the Uncle Sam mine,
was . departure Thursday for q visit
to his homo in Saginaw. Michigan.
r. H. Strickland. manager of the
Mackintosh Mining Company, went
to Salt Lake City Thursday on q busi-
ness trip, and viii return to Eureka
next week.
8. A. Lamb, live stock inspector for
the Nevada Live Stock Association,
was an arrival here Monday to look
over some stock in which the associ-
attn b interested.
The Quality Candy Kitchen has a
new advertisement in to-day's Sem
tinel in which prices are given for
homemade candy in quantity, and ice
cream by the pint and quart.
=. X. Grimes OF Rannell's Creek.
A1aoch Oouhtyt Wap IA GuEcko bcS
eral days this week completing q con-
tract to haul supplies and do general
teaming work for the Macintosh
Mining Company.
John Mechanics, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Mechanics Of Eureka, re-
turned here last Saturday from STAN
berry. Mo-. and was accompanied by
his wife and three children. The
family expect to reside here perman-
entity.
"a. p. Mayberry. consulting engin-
eer of the new Eureka Mining and
Smelling Company, was an arrival
from Salt Lake City Friday and to-
day is inspecting q number of the
mining properties on Prospect noun
tain.
Fred Bartine this week completed
a deal for the purchase from Phil
Paroni Of the brick store building on
Main street adjoining Otto Mau's
store. He is now busily engaged in
giving the place thorough renova-
tion and plans to have 1t in readiness
for occupancy within the next few
weeks.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16

American banks are after the issue
of bonds which Belgium is putting
out for public works in the Congo.
Fifteen or twenty millions of dollars
are being raised for this purpose.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16
ANIMAL
REPORT FOR NOVEMBER

The following report for the month
oil November is sent out By Z. r..
Sans. head OF the Biological Survey.
TO trappers and those interested In
the destruction Of predatory animals:
During the month 81 hunters
worked a total of issoh days taking
Sss true predatory animals: "a bob
cats and sos coyotes. There were
also taken 81 badgers, civet cat, 6
fox. / muskrat. raccoon and 8
skunks. *
Hunter Chas. A. Frost, Lyon Coun-
ty, is high man for the month with
catch Of SO true predatory animals.
MIR. Frost did the same as Mr.. Grimes
did last month, saving the fur of each
animal. Thos. H. Fault and F. b.
Crofut Of Eureka County were second
and third respectively with . catch
OF % and 21 each. The average
catch per man figured on the 3O-day
basis was 10.6 animals Others TAX
ing the average or better are as fol-
lows: N. H. Hayden, Nye County,
20; @. v. Latham, washoe County.
10; Harry Webb. Elko, 10; H. Aber-
asturi. Nye. Is; Ollie Cox. Eureka,
16; w. q. Garaventa. Lyon, Is; Chas.
Hauskins. Pershins. IA; J. F. vogel.
Washoe. IA; z. q. Fowler, White
Pine, 13; Joe Avelar, Churchill, Is;
A. r. Green. Pershing, Is; J. L. Hud-
SON. Nye. Is; +. McTimmonds, Wa
shoe, IL; o. A. Tolman, Elko, IL;
L. backward. Elko. IL; VIII Keele,
Lincoln. law. B. Farnsworth. White
Pine. IL; Geo. Taylor. Lander. IL:
@. c. Friel. Washoe. IL; J. w. Mecca,
Washoe, IL and q. L. Fare. Elko. IL.
Owing to the high quotations sent
out by fur dealers every one that
could get traps have been trapping.
All of us together have thinned out
the animals to q yreat extent and our
average catch for the month shows
a marked decrease. Poison will be
used to great extent during the
Winter and you will find, IL you fol-
low instructions. you can get coyotes
that will not go near q trap. Re-
ports coming into the ONCE show that
most of you are doing your best. and
We hope that you will continue to
give US the best service available.
Positive cases of rabies were re-
ported from Elko. White Pine. Wa
shoe. Churchill and Eureka counties.
AS far as We have learned no one was
bitten by rabid dogs or coyotes dur
ing the month.
We have Just received returns for
State and County furs shipped to st.
Louis, Mo. These were September
and part October furs and averaged
about 1854 each.
Inspector Rasmussen worked In
Lander County with trappers Taylor.
Countiss and Rasmussen and has poi
soned the district from Austin to
Battle Mountain, and reports that
coyotes are very scarce. Inspector
Stewart spent the month selecting
and instructing new men in White
Pine and Nye Counties. Several men
were appointed and they will devote
most of their time to spreading poi
son over the range. Inspector Sans
attended the Stockmen's meetings at
Eureka. Austin and Winnemucca.
and also attended a meeting Of Coun-
ties Rabies Board of Elko County.
Wishing you all Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
Very truly yours,
e. H. SANS, Biological Assistant.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16
STAMPS CAN BE USED

The postofiice department an
nounces that adhesive stamps or la
bells can be used during the holidays
on parcels for domestic delivery. but
it urges patrons to refrain from plac-
ing them on the address side of pack
ages.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16
NOTE OF FORMER EUREKANs

Frank Locke and Ralph Ferguson.
now located at Ely, recently passed
the examination held there for hoist
ing engineers and were granted IL
censes to operate engines up to rs
horse power.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16

A petition for the probate of the
will Of the late attorney e. e. Caine
of Elko states the estate will not ex-
ceed $4,000, which has been left to
his widow and 16-year-old son.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16

Twenty-Five thousand dollars was
paid for first folio of Shakespeare
in London recently. A rare first edi-
tion Of Gray's "Elegy" brought $3.-
600.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16
BORN

At Elko. Nevada. December 8,
1922. to the wife Of Joseph w. Dory.
SON. Mrs. Dory formerly was Miss
Katie Isaac of Cortez. Eureka Coun-
ty.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-16

Sparks. New. with a payroll OF
s15O.000 q month. is advertising a.
the City Of Opportunity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

- .Eoa-s-room. modern, suitable for two
fe.-;ilesi corner lot. nlfhlsndsi close IN
u. Vs0-1 room frame. glatsed IN porch
ely water; completely furnishef cor.
Nor LOT. Hixhisnds. close IN
~, 5oo-7.room dwelling on sgrbsr lot.
lHads tluns In.
81. 7OO--s.room white riuceo adobe hon.
Ealuwi modern; garage and other out.
hnildinss; n. ish e.. terms. u
ssslrsd.
A. FTlEISClIER. Rcaltor
Leans. fits ~Jassrsnce hhsomuhie In.
spranee snd. ell other ilaes o. i~sssrssesi
Surety heads
Phone eTf III South Fourth ~.
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or Woman
MOYlEh-MONIEh

family cook. Wages
pcr week. MunkbrtdEe Manor
rigaa.M.
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" /

Rsrorisd By W. r. Csvlness Of Caris
had n N April :. 1922;
One ~ year old gray mare, branded
lcf hip
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HOMES

.gPECIALLY uNDERPftiCED
fDn Quick Tt'itN LOOK
NtTstiE Npu MAY. Nou CAN 7
BEAT EN-.
IT'S WORTH $500 TODAY. EIGHT
room brick In fine condition. flve bed
rosms. elvseta five. Choices corner With
700 foot ffomarr Excellent south aide
l~oeatisn. Priced a. 47S0o fof qniek sale
ts1tO viii hsndie D.
Nav FIVE RooM STRICTLY SJDERS
hdne % an the elevation IN choice To-
eatipn. The architecture aud complete
ness Of this home can't BE- beat rs
Prize $3.50. ft5oo dosn This home
- full 81 Hire fnrniiure whist will BE-
sold Tor a5So additional
UFRE ~ A LITTLE WONDER IN A
four faafn strictly modern home with
uu So date huiit in featurca. Has rhrhze.
laun and everything your heart dssirc-
s420n On easy terms All Al nearly
new furniture ra@s for $500 addltional.
Choke west sids location.
HERE Is JUST WHAT you HAVE
Lsen leaking TOR A CLASSY five reom
mndrrn bungalow. Select sth ward 10.
ostian. np.tn date built. ia fcaiarcs.
sistasd snd screened sleeping porch four
sieacfs. iu faci everything 10 make living
worth xhiis Yes. and 10 u nicely fur
nished a4b00 takes Il all. Pay $500
md move In.
IF 1T Is HOMES You WANT VIZ
SQUARE OVAL 10 BOTH HUYER ANN
SFI.LFR. AT YOUR SERVICE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

ONE OF THE LARGEST manufacturer
Of Chinsware IN the state o. Ohio.
live representative IL the states ~ An
roma aud New Msxics. One familiar with
Chinausrc and who will giye line cutirs
st.eatlon preferred. Permanent and prof
itabia position 10 the riEht party. In
reniy. state age, aiao give references
Address A.i01. care Herald.
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MUST SACRIFICE
T.pass.nssr st~ndsbaksr In good msehsb.
zeal eonditioa; five sced tifsa, asw bat.
teri. upholstery ike ns~. csn be ts~n
u the
HIGHLAND TIRE q RUBBER
WORKS
i2s sou,h Broadway. PHONE 2sa
SAVE upward % 50 per cent on tested
parts St~adshaker, Dodge, O~ldssnoblle-
Maxwell. 0fnht.. Overland. Ches foIet.
Al. ". lntsrsiaia vim.Trnek. Chnlni'
srs. Pairs, Buiet, Dort sleddar.r Dayton
0lide and othsfs. kaeides fos sta
iioasry, truck and t%raeiof use
ALntQpRRQuE AUTO whECk1Nd co.
sts.iA West Ceatral. Phone ana
New Me1lra's oldest afcctinr tuuse.
Used ears bonxht sold and exchanged.
REm1LT BARGAfNs
IN USED CARS
SEVEN PASSENGER BUICK. isie
MODEL
SEVEN PASSENGER HAYNES.
1919 MODEL
CADILLAC $50 ROADSTER
tGuARANTEEDl
CADILLAC CHUNKY ROADSTER
tGrARANTEEDl
PACKARD TWIN SIX. 1871. LIKE
SIZE THESE CARS BEFORE roo BuY
ALL IN FfRsr GLASS SHAPE
NEW MExico MOTOR CORP.
Phons 74r si5 west Central
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LEGAL NOTICES.

X0ffct son tfftt4ft#4#~
nErkHa MFNr or ffrr fkI<HUX a
a.. 4. Land Once - N<Nin - K
A1rl ~. lt1t
Neile4 4 herehy e,ssn ihst N.xi'riace
y nsxl 1918. nsss Lse-s,<sa srif
~ Y'teiH ~ ~. e1@.@ It A{
y nt,ehft NtAh+N
NM. Heriiian. ias fsisS nsiiss u
ss.sssee & .,@ @ass - 'a,ss sssf f.s.''
atfi1rt. before II. = enH4miaaInnar a.
~Albgquerqua. aernallio eoeniy. n. NJ.
ou jane .. ief2-
Claimant no mes a. Witnesses ieoreFds
gygisrrsl santiago ouiiorrsa. Fills
Ceautn. Frauciara Sanchez ". Infera
all u rysras, ~,
Anil 90. nuy ~g-iaIf-fa.
~e,r.cv roe p,re. fc.rt0S-r4
nrpAnrNrcr or a,isi trlrsou.
" Lad ""ses - s'nia ~ y. NJ
Notice :. hereby given shsi Egkssls
J-as y 1911. made Homestead s-ssy.
township 80 \. Range : r N N p.
msse va. z s-'sn,..
r. c,mwt.slo.sr a. tih...r-r.. 49,
-,n,. c.- 49,
r-nn" eSeh'F' y - y" wv ~ ny "
anns IVY
ciaimsn, namss a. Witnesses. q
! c wls,man, ~ AIlssusraas y. NJ
o. Rog Yotf. % Albnaneraur n. A.
ygsnsi.se oausrrsE ef xi6uaasraa>.
y. "
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u.v ana L.. Att.sa 'f
~
sealed plopossiS Vii b. ressissd a. ne
u""NIL al Mo- NM AIA AZ In LAA ~
x~lsssasrqss' New arsiso. aa,if , o'slss1
paving eurss. sSs,en' s,srs ss.sss /.
lrAdihe and al necessary ineideptslk "
rsnsd .asee, IN seso,aans. ss,h H. ~
tislopal order " The Civ CumulesIon of
H. aI,r 81 kibaanerpns. ks~ Esrisu.
dated f.braarr fe' IaH, ''
Sorii secosd ssrcrs from he north
Of Meanirin Road
hlds viii h. received ON the fcllorfns
tsD.. Of uavementt
~ Biinhihie IN SO concreis base
$50 q
f.aS
Topeka Nix So concrete. go wearing
surface. ~
IL0 Bi,uli.hie ON a. BLACK ns>s
lEO HiIniifhie on sM Baek HAS.
a. Plaza esoers.r l1a.s
a. rs,riorcre eonerel. f.2A
oo Ft.le r.ner.se f-r.a
81 RsinfareeI esncrsse Ia Tor street
w p.sspg.,i.. n.s.a.,n ss,,.., ,.,,.
way tfaeasj.
r.,t ~ s shss,." ,eanif.s ss a.
che Engineer "
fo.Ss5 saaare yardr street paving;
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Reported ~ y. NJ Keenan,, inspector
u SprinCer. \. ~. April : 1879
Proceeds q one , year old rcd notified
fnfe steer, drhoFned, raaght in shipmcnt
A. springer, s NJ. unbranded.
No. $500 nstD
published. May -. ie2a.
Dale " sale ON or after June %.
ie22
CLAYTON. y. n. April a. fQ2.
Proceeds Of one blind horse caught AZ
Clayton n. NJ, branded;
left hir
Rsrorisa BY W. r. caviuess Of Caris
One ~ year old gray mare, branded
No. sieo HasaD.
Frt Published. May ~ ie2e Lat
publisaed Nay a.. ioaa
lo32. n
RsPoTisd Ia N n. ssSlisra 81 N
cumsaFt y. n Nay ~ ioees
One 4 OF 5 ycaf old black esldius
white strsps In face. unersades.
No. 22Oa n.a-SeD.
Fiat Published. May "a. ie1a, Last
puhlished. May as. 1919.
Date 81 sale Ca or after June 20,
ie2e.
aspor'sa ~ Ivan shoemaker Of
folsom. Y N. NAY as o23
oHs year ola rcd whlts face Gov
branded;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

SEE Al. JENNINGS"
n your car Ia In trouble
~ yon wait too long u may double.
just give Va q TRIAL, You will find
u worth whils. We can make your old
ear run like new.
Oar mechanics are ~ the best
We bar al the rest
We use psthine bu, Al men
We VII snrs ave you money.
II may lonnd phoasy
But ~ viii cut the time aute 4 BIT.
We eharrr the same price per hour
Rat the uerk Ne do deserves w. Past
experience Ia tho earae Of that.
We invite ans and all.
To give us a call.
And ". that W are rieht.
Quick service 10 our mo,to.
FOURTH ST. GARAGE
JENNINGS 4 WEINBERG
repair Department,
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MOvlEsENONIKg
our Instruction course IN the
,naie up. By mail send $500 for
ito Screen Art studio. Suiie 3te.
y. Dfoaduay. Los Angeles, Calf
oFfIcE-Thres carpsn-
|'fur Grand Canyon, Arinona Naa
b. Tor ranch. no g. Third-
fRE FOR A SUPERIOR position
ttrndinr our summer Sessions. In
ID l~natrsetian. Rapid progress.
summsr rate western school
,kntt Secretaries. Tel g0i.g
POHiTlOHs-Nsn. we-
~ ever. Wanted for railway
pstoffiees. other government posi-.
zaminattons soon. salary VI 400
20 q Experience s~nnecesaary.
liars fres. Write Columbia School
i service e2i Pope Bldg. Wash
y. c.
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Roberts Turner Co.
2is West Gold Ave.
Phone 407
LIVE STOCK

I0K sNLE-rvo Al Jersey cows. osn
iSas-h.
FOR RrNr-Eirhty acre pasture seven
miies from town. baldfidre Lumbar
C1mpsnr.
rnR SAt.f-Cheap. one good lcrey milk
cbe ScutI $40 North broadway.
FOR skLE-Twslve head n good youar
sork horses and mares. very cheap,
Can hitch and ny any thing Won buy
VIII guarantee Come take a look before
yau buy $40 North broadway
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ED-By two young ladiea, work
store on Sundays ar evcnlngn.
AfO2. Care Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

rs THERE A MAN In Albuquerque with
a little cash or Albuquerque properly
10 turn for saw mill aud timber on
Main Line ~ santa Pet Zee J. v.
Brabson al ub =. srd, Room 1 before
o ?. NJ Monday
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tlpn, Manager. Dept. Ete0,
IiA-
'k WANTED 10 every locality BY
tnItrd Home hullders o. Ameri.
original rer cent company.
raciE are safe, soand, fair. prof
As4eta over ~ 1850. 600. See Jas.
nsni. General Agent, Albuquerque.
500 A WEEK and up IN taller.
h~a11incas. Get our hla swatch
anIfit. 40 powerfnl iRSt selling
a. retail ~ fis 70 $50 cheaper
|IloTo urieaa. Commission raid
I've deliver and collect balances
ana Tailoring Co, sef 18th 81.
n Cplp.
|aN MAKE $500 Quick thia sum.
! femsthing ebtireiy new. Mini.
'tilaflhf mechanical poekst fan.
4 crase~ Vest poshat slra. ~.
unnia one sells on slgki. dsal,
indisidnais. Acre rhn Co. sol
safia cAleas9.
-1oc an hour 70 advertise and
hn,e samples to consumer. Write
|hr tsfriiory And ~lsfiifnlars. A.
u.s. Gen. Mer. sees American
~iaslrRati. Vble.
s-Bls money ssnikS msnss shirts
n - anaTaf. The latest styles .
Ion sniifrly new; nemries FREQ.
fhlft %. 10 south Wela S.,
VIII nnd Il in our olaszi.
Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
MONEY MAKER

Flvs rooms. hath. CHASED porch largo
store roomi sepsbt 10; .hste trees 10
T,r-. 5000 ssisnss ia5 zs
Nous With bis ineomsi ssissbis lot; ,
hbeas o. r. o. es.oro; terms.
JOSEPH COLLIER
2o1 W Gold Ave. Phens Tss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
|rUArfoNs WANTED

IadAS. With lots Of experience on
On books, On correspondence.
Ike 10 locate this section. Al
-f0i. care Herald.
NAN, ~ ysAfs cid. desires pc.
kstping books . 2 other office
'Hese had considerable lumber en-
~ also mercantile. Can furnish
So, Address A.iot. care Herald.