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assink upon his land. within the fsl
,~isF desorited tract q land, 10 Wit
"Comptenring a. q polni on ~ ndfth
side ~ the Pc road leadinx w-at
from nareias Bridge marked station
20" or the map with " ID same
date herewith and which u mads q
pari ~ tho description hareef. thence
north 90 degrees rs minutes, west
1870 f7st "a station No 7 hence In
nerihwrsiefiy airseiio" 100 feet
along ne noafh boundary ~ Tho Old
s,cqaia madrr d. Ainaso - station
No. = thence IN . sestsrly direction
gea let along the south boundary II
tho same old acequla 10 station No
. thr=rs ~ a westerly direction ia2
fert aloag tho south boundary 81 the
sahs ED acslais 70 STATEN 40. 10
thence IN q uoTthw caferi5 directlm
ets feet along The south bcuudaFy ~
tho same Old aceqaia 70 station No
~ thence 10 4 n~orihucrtcrif diree
ton 2ls feet along The soatk bound
arg n The same Old arcquia tn sfa'
tinn No Ie hence ia . suufhraatarly
direction I feb feet along ihs EAST
basrdsff ~ ~ new accqris msdfp
a. a'flsoe - station No ~ locairi on
the north side ~ ne pablo rad LEAD
he wpsi from NE hareiAs Bridge
thanrn along tha north boundary Of
said pahiis read 300 feet W an sasi.
efis direction e. station q Or plscs
~ beginning said tract n lend san
tsiniar a arss - airutssa tIei
affn1l"
And smother Tract - land iyiar
and bsinx immediately narth ~ ihs
tfsrt lprt described ~ aifi hegih
n,ar ~ what " marked and known
% stsss Ne ~ md designated A.
NJ ons~e corner ~ thr tract Of
hsd herein described and the south
ensf corner ~ The iFart Of land
ansded - feiipe Truiiiln thence
ufrth ~ degrees 90 minutss ives
tte lrnt 20 ttaten Ne ? theses
reht anfle A dazrsss 10 minute.
Fast o7T ierf 20 stalks No : tkeurs
seth - degrees "a inmates Fasi
aHf feet 10 aftte No 4 thVnce soufh
IS degrees 20 mlnuiea east 3ga feAl
% state No s. thrnrs sunfh "a d.
srtes 30 mlAuica wcai 2f1 feet "a
Stake No. 4 themes - daafeas a
inmates West % lset n STAKE No
=. thenef nnfth 81 degrees 10 mia
aies wets ass ftft 10 stake No. .
tAence north 90 degrees 70 miuutel
vest asa feet 70 stale Ne o. thonc.
sasth IS degrees 81 minutes vest yfI
feet 70 sake Nv I sna plsgs Of be
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LEGAL NOTICES

70 the hoard Of Coaaiy conmisssnsrt
Of Brrnalilin Coents. heN Mexico
PETITION
Nsw coms the underslsued petitioners
81 o. whom are resident land owners 10
The town ~ Atriaeo, In The County Of
Bernsiills. State ~ New Mexicv. AID Pc
tition the Hoard Of Coansy cemmission
err 20 issue A. erdef permitting tres
psssinr csttie. horses, mules. goats.
sheep and harrus % b. festrsined and
heid Tor damages. - provided b. ths
trrias % Chapter 10 u The Session LAwn
~ 1871 sad a. grounds for said petit
tiSn weaid sho~ " the Csantf Comma
sionersi
4 That cattle. horses. mules. Eoatsl
sheep And bsrrua nov run loose within
said political subdivision aud cause great
damage and annoy anca 10 the resident
land osnefa therein.
2 That the pstts.s 80 hsFsln are askinr
for relief - ~prasiasa hy ChspteF 20 q
The Sesslau Lava u 1881 that said "
utionera constitute . maiofity o. %,
rsaiisnt and ounnr- 81 said paiitiesl
suhdisisiun tn1N a. Atrlreo thAt aid
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political subdivision l. within an ird.
cation section under tho Atrisso Ditch
inst your petitioners hersih are 81 gual.
ma voters within said snhdisiaian,
Wherefore yuar petitionru herein pray
Tor an order ~ the County Cumniaeion
era af Bornalliio ccanty, permaiine tres
passing cattle horses, mules. gnats sheep
and barros 70 he restrained and hsld fof
dnnsges N found running loose and 10
Violation u the prnsisioat ~ Chapter 70
81 the Session Lave Of ioai.
l. q hattan
w l. tounsr
" A. Jackson
Eraest . Esley
Marker tladirh
Mr. r. G. Hstion
Mr. o Carey
y N. Hall
Richard Conley
A. A. Hurihutt
Lara A. narshuu
Dan Tfuliilo
A v Ontieffer
~ p 0rtlafses
u 4 0ardinas
Ambrradi
Martinez
A Uallrsos
=. \ Hsrilrs
lohu v Mtias
Mr. q W. Ward
' walker
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iions . snd ~. Township 40 ", n i
bears North Is deg 50 east 5000 iua1
dla,aAi. and running thencs north 81 d>
So wet uIee fcst thence sontb
aes 81 east ea2s feet, lheaes soqth D
der So west fsa.s feet. thsnes soafh n
deg. as east a11.2 feet thence narft.E
dex ac' east a3k.a feet thsnrs serfn <t
dsE. 40 esst 2ga.a feet themes ne<I1
: deg af esat los feet tAenes seatA ~
les, ss' sssi 5ass fsei' 10 the pole. II
~bsEinriug. Csniaininx oas eerst,
lnf tho tame Hand conveyed 90 pftresIIt
fenoriu aAd Ah7eiis Perea De Ienar tn
aadsr date q Fse -. lpft. end rseat<>f
n bagt 81 pass sos. rtenrda % bztI4
ulio counts. Hev Aetlco.
Alsei A certain ioi of land situated ~
\ an Street containing 100 fcet "a
length ana in width fo7 Feet hnna1~1
~ ttu narth With laad Of Julian ra1t4
south ty land u Lesthaft - tisher. o14I
~ AZ ~ sad west ~ lands fsfsu<1zy
n Julian PsFsa.
klsoi 4 ,rses ~ ,and sl,e.is IN n,
more particularly described q ~
sseinslnr ., : peln, a. a, sats-fts
tiue 81 The esaf line q \. ath "a Sod
and TIE uofth lins Of the laden a1i1tI
raAa thrnte running nerih Z daf
-" """ f't NNNHf" - rs % ~
80 feef ihenrs " dax az ian f41.I
iest ihtnss - dsr a. rishi fa1 "a IfII
thrupp 70 4ef o. irff 49, lass "IAr||t
aee 90 1sh ~ - fssi. thtnes ~
aer AZ inft as fse, - ttr place II
Firnins C~ontainlaa t011 sefkl
ine 10 PET ~. nenaalllo Coanfy. \
tfsai 4 \ tnff unaitia4i ~inirfs<{ :
and - hlFttrfifht tas) Iais h KN|.&
ree Hpnarsd feenir f11Hl Clff n M
siae essAstshs~sa hfliish ce,ak
hsirH lrit snmt~rrd une sf1 IS T4o+}I
thtse (1Nf snd fucntgti d f1el ~ N4t4-
Aas esld psfsafaas- ere far,a.r ~
nad thst unl.ss ftrr rhfef fN4i1 an11At
.nfe - kaif ruf9s - ~ h1feft II@ il.
drfed 4raiasI i1aIa H. InI11IIl ~
Aha ih<I ,1e n4nTs II ri4Inlff4
tsneIs 40 a y &sAI1la ana ..sn< ~.
~Aita<ssssat Nsv Ae,.se'
,~.. ~ nAhHs ; ~
", Wa ,..s s,s. -
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= A.. a. trustee. and n X. wyider. d
4. poucrfisid and a D. Hietey. - ,nna-
tee. ssh take notice that tho above
named Plaintiff has filed suit against
ne ahoye naiard Defendants IN the above
named court that he Eensral object and
rfayrr u aid complaint Il for Judgment
direetiuT che said Plaintiff a. exesutor
~ tho Estate of Byron ~ Ives 20 sell
certain rsrl estate belonging 70 said 90
tate "a tAe payment o. dents. said rat
estate beng mere particularly deseueed
a. foiicsa. te-vtN
Cemmsnelas a n, sw eornsr u La,
~ Block M II ihe Atlantic and "a.
anc Addition 70 the City 81 ~Aihuqesrque,
\. n. aud being ths NV corner Of faii
iand thence runhins aeetheriY along the
east side - an street 81 feet 70
the ncrth line % tbs alley running thrcsrh
hloeh s % Inv BAGS Adtitlon 10 the
ta~n - A~ihuqusnqusi tnence easterls
sicne ne north aldo q sid alley Ons
Hundred siziy tieol feet tasnee nertA'
s7iy tha "a feet 20 ; stake theacs vest
sriy 0as .Hndrpd sixty tIeol feet 70
~ piAre n herinping
Lott 4amhered hius tsl. Ten ttol,
ti-srn an and T~eiYe tt2l ia nieck
ton 70 'ss a., ,, %l1a az sss' =. Sa 3.
tEine re shern and defisnstea On ths
plat II aid Addition tiled IN ~ ofnrs
% ne rfehNts clork ard ~ oinrie re
eerdcr ~ hetnailio cosats. Ney Mes.
loo krrli fsth. issi
Also Lets humhared One tf3. Tvs
f3l Three 40 and rnuS az 10 nisrt
fumbersd Fight a. Of ne narA Adai
tion 10 tas Ciiy ~ Aihuqusrgus. a. N,
same arc shaen and dssirnsfed ~ -.
pisf - aid Addition nied ~ Ne aftir'
% ~ Probate Clsrt and ~ -sflieie Re
eprdsF ~ hernaiille County. Mes Mes
leo, april 18th. 1881.
lhsnf ueSinnins ~ IN iron frnee pos
~ ikr wet line u y fth Street rad ~,
NJ eofner thence eunth . dee 81 YES
along m well line ~ said rssd zfi fn1|
% = stake thence nafth - dsg ~ sat
1hsf feet % : stake. ihencs North = dee
~ sntt along . fenfe : feet 10
stake thfuee senih - dsx 81 east 1uI'
feet 20 the iran frrce post. tha place .
~teairniug. Outstanding ia ArIQa mdf
o. le2a hounded on tha nortk ~ IaaI
81 y. NJ freH naaf W N. ffh ~ read
Feeih ~ land Of i~elhart sad vest b
land u y r. iges. nsiaF ia Pct. II
harnNiiilo cauriT. Nsu Meslto.
AN o. nf1innIng 81 he NJ cefaeF.
point 90 "a usli i'ne "a 4. An 81. ff6s
fAieh No \ essticn eokzst se.a<so y,
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II the Matter ~ he fcircp ~ thr
Majority ~ M Neaidfnt Lad oan
srs ~ the fs~n 81 Airisco for . ~
stIaininE ordcF. sic
ORDER
Tits matter coming on 70 - heard
ihia sasrnfh day 81 luns apeu the y.
iition Of a majority ~ ihs residcat lsad
runers and aaallnsd veiers n The tnnn
n tfritea, ~ fhs Copnty ~ hefnai.Ilu.
state q Nsv Arxire. praying frr .
tfrainins order permitting trrtpafainf
cattle, horaea. mnies. gsata theep sna
hnrae ~ b restrained and bed for
damakeA - pfp4 idfd ~ he lfuas Of
Chapter 70 81 ~ Session Laws n 1881.
and tAs berrd II connty CciHmlstieusss
having heard and considered Haid psi
tiun, aad bsinr fully adyised is the
pfemf1lt. Ind lhas The rams skpFld -
granted. and, q IL naN. thffestp4l
urde.e4 that frpm "a aatt u fise
dAlA after ne iart puhlicaiion ~ ms
Srdef and ppatinE u The nma " ~.
aeifed W le4. eny land svsnst within
ne tann q kifiees may hsld far dan
aFss any e.ttie, hafses. mulsa. suals
shssp saa brsttE Has nay " fpabs srss'
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No iasta
-M ALLLun

No. i1att
STATE % SEW MEXICO.
cnenty II Dsrnsllio.
~ fhs District C7aft.
Firaf kaFirEs hsut and Trast Company
ei Albuquerque \ ~ tnccutet Of tha
estate 81 hfFoa n Ives. dereaeed.
Pi4intifi.
Eari q rsairr John n Kerry. a. father
aet aasufai guardian u Doris berry. =
mlnor chiid AND peria herfs. . minnr.
Bell n Berry, Ms Havold Meyers
harriet Nafrhsi Faith Clara Mayfrrd
hsfrt. Bc<sie Berry. hsnrisffA Andre,
Nilie andre Mra franrea OsAsa FIRST
Savings Rank sud Trust NumpauY a
tihnqberque. n NJ a. frneiao. aad n.
X. Nlider. d. A poftsrilcld and N.
Hickey o. iraStces Defendants
The shove nam defendants. Enrl 4.
Foeisr. Jchn a. an. - iather and ua.
tufai guardian n Doris herry = mtaas
ehild M DgFia aeuy ubtsr, Bella
~ berry. NM Harsl4 Meyers. Herrisi
Marshall Edlih Clsrk. Hayirrd Berry.
Bessie nsrrf, Hrrrislta kntfe, Mile A
dre Mr. ffancea 0ausn Nirst 6aslnrI
lhaak aad 1sast Conpsny q kituqusqas
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Notice grtidgnts ~ the Prilticai sub.
division oi bernAl,ila County Known
- Atrssn
The following petitlnn was presented
htfere I'D beard - raunor rammia
s,ansts 81 he regular adleufned session
~ IuAr seventh, and al that tme "a
was laid on che table. IN order thar any
rrsidents Of The Atfiero precinct hAyiaa
ohlsciiant 10 Tho psliiion have IN or
purfuuity 90 fully esrrrsf such uhlec
uaol hefprs definite srtinn it taken ~
tlr board
rhs petition vii he acted uron and
GRANTED W. rejected a. ihr rsNt nes-tah
~ tha board. and a. thai time unlesa
shlid objections ere presented. viii "
granted. and M order qpotrd below
ali BE- iftasd
tsiEnsdi rRED cROiIOTT.
gnunHs rlnrL
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NvVgLNSQINl@
WEAR

1t is a noteworthy fact that nearly everyone who
buys Munsingwear once becomes a permanent
Munsingwear buyer. There can be no more salts
flying testimonial to the quality, economy and gen.
in a complete range of sizes and a satisfying selec-
If you have not used Munsingwear, give it a trial
quality, by every underwear standard you know
and see if it is not the most economical you've
ever had.
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Los ANuELEe June is--An
EnKllah syudieRte. headed BY tho
Drke Of ArarU has bought the
Iuuonwillow ranch, comprising
$50. 600 acres In the Han Joaquin
valley Of CallforniR for n ron
sideraiion Of 9fs.po0.ooe. accord
ing 10 adviccs published BY the los
Angeles Times today. The ranch
was part OF the Miller and Lux
holdings. ~ " the Intention Of
she purchasers 10 subdlv.de and
put the p1oDersy on the market.
ne Times reports.
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GIRLS, CAMP Will
OPEN NEXT MONDAY

The summer camp Tor women
ana girls which IL an annual affair
Of the Y. W. G. A., will open this
year on Monday. June 10. at the
Rotary camp In Cicnega canyon
There will he two camps or rcs-
sions. each continuing for eight
days. The first term N for girls
81 High school x and business
women: the second, beginning June
"a. il for the younger girls.
Miss Margaret Oglllvie will he
the camp mother and Miss Flor
enc Adams will be camp super
visor. The fee for the camp Il a
dollar a day. n deposit Of a dollar
being made nj time Of registration.
The registration books = now
open and as only n limited number
can be accommodated those dcsir-
ing to be In on all the good times
planned for the camp should make
reservations Immediately.
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Proposals to Settle
Strike Are Accepted

LONDON, June ia CBy the As
ISOLATED Pfess by 7s47S votes
against 59,42a. the Amaigamated
Engineering uuion has voted for
acceptance Of the employers pro-
poHais for the settlement ~ the
lock -out In the engineering in
duHtry. The iock.out originally
affected some $50. 600 workers and
has been In effect for IL weeks.
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SCORE Cf1uB
WILL PLAY TONIGHT

The jolly Score club. composed
Of a group OF congenial married
couples. win meet this evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. &.
Thaxton. f01 Luna boulevard. This
will be In the nature 81 n farewell
party to Mr.. and Mrs. Thaxton.
who r planning to leave next
week on an extended vacation trip.
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GuEkrs AM a3liM noMr

MIR. n Mrs. Emmett y. taller,
OF ArheviIie. North Carolina, will
arrive this evening to be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Caller for
q week or 80. Mr.. Caller IL an
enthusiastic Retarian and has been
in attendance az the convention at
Los Angeles.
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LADIES DAY AZ
III GLIB

Tomorrow, the second Wednea-
day Of ,he month. IN Ladies' day
at the Country club. Bridge Will
be played ~ ihe morning. starting
at 10 o'clock. and luncheon viii be
served NJ one. The finals OF the
young ladies' tennis match viii he
played Tomorrow also. and many
spectators r expected for this
event.
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women In this city are doing In the
way OF business ventures for a
forthcoming issue Of that magazine.
She already has had published n
story In that magazine 1.-THE April
iasuel entitled business on the
hlde,' and will shortly have n
other published dealing with the
work OF n lady barber.
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SIMMER ct1Sf"

Miss Mary Hunter. who teaches
in the public schools Of Amarillo,
Tex. IL In Albuquerque. and viii
spead her summer vacation the
guest OF her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. r. n. Burdoil. OF 1905
West Iron venue
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COMMITTEES Agrees
On Tariff Amendment

WASHINGTON. June is.-AH
amendment 20 the tariff bii lun-
der which potash production In the
United etates w0nld be stimulated
hy a bounty from The federal treas
ury instead Of through imrnets on
imports was agreed upon today BY
the senate finance committee ma
iorifv.
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The marriage ceremony that
made Miss Pauline Uhlfelder the
bride OF Barney W. Pctchesky was
performed last evening at 8 o'clock
In Taft hall OF the Mvarado hotel.
In the presence OF the immediate
family and a few intimate friends.
The bride, who entered the room
on the arm Of her father. NJ. Blats.
to the strains OF the wedding
march played by a three piece or
ehestra. wps a Vision OF lovoiiness.
Her gown was fashioned OF white
MORE and Duchess lace. with
which she wore silver brocade slip.
pera. The veil was held In place
by a bandenu OF the same cxqui-
site lace. and was caught by lilies
OF the vRlly. The bride carried a
shower bouquet Of white orchids
and brides roses. Stanley Drey-
fuss and Allen Rosenwa "A. In white
costumes, were the little train
bearers. Rev Noise Bergman read
the nuptial service. using the ring
ceremony, receiving the ring from
the heart Of a flower. carried by
Miss Edna R~osenwald. Mr.. Pet
chesky was attended by Paul Drey-
fuss a. best man.
After the service n wedding din
ner was served to the bridal par
" Al a table graced by a huge we'd
ding cake, and deliberately decor
ated with mink and white pconles
and tui'c. Tho wedding cake. upon
being cut. vas found to contain
the various gifts OF fortune. bc-
slowing the ring upon Miss Helen
0runsfcld. During the dinner a
three piece orchestra played de-
lightfully, Before leaving tor the
49,. .n.L k-a- - 1900
danced until a late hour. the bride
threw her bouquet from the stair
way OF the hotel and II was caught
by Miss Mildred Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pctchesky left last
night for a honeymoon trip "a tho
Grand Canyon and southern cali
fornia. where they will spend aov-
erai weeks. returning later to make
thor home In Santa Fo. Mrs.
Petchesky was most attractive "a
a going away suit OF dark blue
with trimming of henna coior.
with small hat Of matching shades.
out OF town guests included the
parents OF the bride, Mr.. and Mrs,
N. Biatt. Mr. and Mrs q. &. Mar.
dorf ard Mr.. Beer all Of sanra W..
Many teiegrams Of conEratuiation
and good wishes were received
from many friends Of the couple
! arriving from Chicago, New York
and ven from Europe.
600
EASTERN STAR SOCIAL CLUB
The Eastern star SociRl ciut
held iis regular meeting tor the
month yesterday afternoon az ths
Masonic Temple. Cards ana sew
ing were INDUCED la and a pro
gram OF musical numbers n In.
\ aAAA.HAtmA $780, 80 Aa.magN
The h0stcsses for the Afternoon
were Mrs. Frank Graham, Mrs
Harry frank, Mrs. Quinley enc
Mrs. Oscar Blueher.
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LUNCHEON ron
NlISS TIEIiNIY

Miss Bernicc HcSscidinc will on-
terrain tomorrow AT n luncheon at
the Alvarado IN honor OF Mia-
0encvicvc Tiernoy who will he
married to sam Pollock late tnis
month.
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finnlsl. containing ~ area o. seven
40 afrrs bounded 90 tte north ~
ihe 80 0rande and lana bsions ~ 20
fhr Atriseo Land ufaat on the sautn
BY land belongings - hstenlzrs Gar
ria. Wa Mi-fnaun and y y Shal
FELIPE Tru3ilio and nt-te fully dc.
ftuhed BY = drawn Plat Nled viii W
u sans date herewith
And u b 80 orlsred-
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REPORT OF MAN Fast

The card party given some time
ago In the ball room Of the Elks
club ncttcd az for the FUND Of the
Near East Relief. This amount.
which vas made known yesterday.
will he sent by the home service
office Of the Red Cross 10 the head
quarters Of the southwestern dlvi-
sions.
Mrs George Wheeler. chairman
OF the committee FOR Russian re-
lief In New Mexico, shipped an
allotment 81 clothing from this
section on May 20. Mrs. Wheeler
worked indefatipably en- this com
mittco and through her efforts was
able to have the following amount
OF clothing 10 send;
Sack No. All new women's
and chiidren's clothes. rs chiidrcn's
dresses. 10 houses one fun Gress.
~ skirta. five sweaters twelve
caps. twelve women's hose, two
hnby shaWls.
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n ron 4ISs wrrm

Mrs AxcI With VIII entertain To-
morrow afternoon at her home. 2ii
North Seventh street. at "A card
party In compliment TO Miss Vie
torlne With. who Will be a June
bride.
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Seasonable Economies Await You in This
WASH GOODS SALE

40-inch permanent finish organ zoe
dies, yard .............."..
36-inch imported Ratine, 30c
the yard
44-inch Figured Organizes. STAG
the yard
3I-inch Dotted Swiss Jim 81 40
ported), yard .............
44-inch Gre Organizes, 81 40
the yard ................
40-inch checked and striped STAG
Organizes. yard -..........
44-inch colored Grenadines, STAG
the yard .................
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Here is an assemblage
of seasonable merchan-
disc every item in
which will pass the
severest tests for value
giving. These Ii wash
goods specials cover
the whole range of
wanted summer dress
materials. The prices,
you will recognize in
stsntly, are those you
have been accustomed
to find only in drastic
clearance sales.
With the goods you
may select from an ex-
~ceptionally complete
stock of novelty trim
mings, plain and en-
broidered organd dies,
Bingham loops, ETC.,
which you will find
priced quite as moder-
ately as the wash goods
specials.
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10 RAVE sroRiIS
~pJnllStlED.

Mrs Amy FaHHmoFf HuTfl who
resides Al fln6 Virginia bouleyauk,
has recently Dispatched q story OF
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titled Buttons pleatlng and hefn-
stitching A. Money Nahorv TO tbs
Woman's Home Companion. She
~ also planning 10 describe some
Of the Interesting things diftertnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-13
EASTERN srsn s5crAL cum
Mus; yyE HEf6RSs NON

from the national convention of
the American Legion auxiliary.
which was held IN indianapolis,
Ind. Many affairs Of nafiona,
importance were discussed. The
care Of the orphans Of the ex-sar-
vice men was taken ~ and tt has
been decided 20 take especial mea-
huren 10 look after them A
welfare fund has been started that
viii augment the state funds wcfe
ueceeARr W.
Mra Nye IL IN receipt OF a spec
ial invitation from the Chamber Of
Commerce at Fort BayRfd, urging
= 20 be present 81 the dedira-
ton exercises Of the hospital al
that place, on June ~.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-07-05
M'KENzIE ESTATE
over $5o0,0oo'

St. Paul, Mimi, July 5.-A personal
estate of cover $5OO,OOO," and real
estate valued at $4,000 are disposed Of
in the will of Alexander Mckenzie,
onetime political leader of North Da-
kota, field for probate here today.
Mr.. Mckenzie died in St. Paul. last
week.
Petition for proof of the instrument
was signed by two daughters, Mrs.
Anna Mckenzie Mcdonald of Regau,
Quebec, and Mary 3. Mckenzie
Foster, Westmount, Quebec.
These two daughters are left the
residue of the estate after bequests
of $4,000 to his wife, Mrs. Elva Nc
Kenzie, now deceased and like
amounts to Jennette Alpha Mckenzie,
an unmarried daughter; Alexander j.
Mckenzie and Thomas o. Mckenzie,
sons, Of Younkers, N. Y, are made.
The bequest Of the wife will lapse and
become part of the residuary estate,
it was said.
Lifelong Friend Remembered
The will also leaves $25, 900 to Judge
G. P. Flannery, St. Paul, lifelong
friend, who is named as executor.
Three half sisters, Catherine, Mary
and jeanette McRae, and five half
brothers, Duncan, Farquer, William,
Donald and John McRae, all of whom
live at Beaverton, Ontario, Canada,
are given $4,000 to be shared alike
by the eight.
This makes the specific bequests
in money, including the $4,000 given
to the wife, $265,000, SO that the two
daughters named as residuary lega-
tees will get at least half the estate.
None Of the other heirs or legatees
except the two daughters join in the
petition, so there is nothing to indi-
cate wheather the two sons and the
other daughters will acquiesce in the
provisions of the will or will seek 70
overturn it
The will drawn in the testator's
own hand is dated at the outset and
in the attesting cluase, Feb. S, 1918,
while in the body of the will, the
testator recites that it is made "this
Both day of January, 1918," indicating
.that is was not executed on the date
originally intended by the testator
In devise Of the farm land on
Lake Simeo to his half brothers .and
sisters, William McRae is mem
toned twice while the name of Donald
is not given, which was taken by court
officers to have been an error in darft-
ing the will.