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Evening star., 1922-10-26

The majority of golfers would be-
1ieve firmly that the future had moth
ing further to offer If they could turn
in but one score OF II. Yet Hagen
made this record in day-by day play.
after steamer travel. riding in Sleep
ers or long and tedious automobile
; Jumps.
He played through all kinds Of
weather. One round was played in
snow. He played at times over courses
almost inundated. He won the British
championship in a gale of wind that
almost blew him of his feet.
Hagen turned in cards as low as S5
three times during the past season.
playing these rounds over courses at
Springfield Mass: Forest Hills, n. j..
and Hamilton, Ohio. He recorded two
rounds in &c, two in 81 and a whole
flock in 50. Only three times was he
above so for round. His highest
score was SO. The par of the aver
age golf course is around 72.
Hagen led the field in the qualifying
round for the British open title. and
on lis way to victory in the fnai
completed six rounds with an average
slightly less than "A. He did not win
the American championship, but was
only three strokes away. with a total
of 291. AS he was second in the
qualifying round his average for the
six rounGs at Skokie was less than
72, the lo-'est Of any competitor
Evening star., 1922-10-26
es Great Record in Golf Major OUne1s Turn on transforming
OPERATION MAY AFFECT
TlLDEN'S TENNIS SKILL

PHILADELPHIA, October e6-William
T. Tiden. I'd. national tennis champion,
is In 4 local hospital today awaiting
the outcome Of an operation upon which
hinges his future career as q net star
Suffering severe pain in the middle
finger Of his right hand, which became
infected in a match with Wallace
johnson at Riverton, n. j., about two
weeks so he underwent an operation
yesterday to avoid a threatened perma-
nent stiff finger. The finger was slit
t Today phsycians said It would be
two weeks or more before 1t coulL be
determined whether the finger would
become normal.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
KIBBY BIRD FIRST HOME
AFTER 3OO.MILE FLIGHT

A bird Of the loft Of c. Kibby an-
ished first In a 300.mile flight from
Concord. \. c.. in which young pi-
geons competed. More than $50 pf-
geons representing twenty-five lofts
were released. The winner few at an
average speed of 1.o14.6 yards q min
ute. Other returns:
Blair Lofts. l.0l2.l4; Blair Lofts.
1.004.2S: w. Flynn. I.002o5; M.
Sullivan. 1.0o1.2s: H. Halfpap. sss.&y;
w. Crawford. 996.19: NJ. Clements.
9S1.96; L. j. O'Dea, SS4.33..
Evening star., 1922-10-26
GOLF SUCCEEDS LIQUOR
AS ASSET TO statesmen

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, October 2S-
Golf II succeeding liquor ~ q com.
mercinl asset to salesmen. Accord
ing to vincent L. Price, nressAent
Of u candy manufacturing com-
pany here, today.
"Where n sniesman would en-.
teFtaia q customer with rounds OF
high balls In the days before pro-
hibitiOn. he now is establishtag
friendly relations on the golf
course" he said.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
TOUGH ON OFFICIALS.

NEW YORK October ,26.-Referees
and Judges at boxing contests in New
York state are forbidden. in the state
athletic comm ssion's latest edict. Just
made public. to converse at the ring
side with newspaper men or associate
with them when off duty. Spectators.
boxers, their managers and seconds
also must be ignored by officials. the
ruling provides.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
HOLES OUT IN ONE SHOT
TO WIN FOR HIS TEAM

YONkERS, n. ", October &C.
HOifng ont in 1 when It meant
cifnchfng hole and q fOarsome
golf match. In the claim to dis tine
tiGn today Of Harry DOty, captain
of the Hudson River Country Club
golf team.
Doty and his partner reached
the eighteenth tee 1 up and 1
to go. One Of the opponents laid
his shot dead for IN apparently
certain 2, but DOty pitched to
the green and the bail bounced into
the cup, q dista nee OF l35 yards.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
SKINNY ON HORSEBACK" :"

GRENADA. Miss. October 26.-Mis-
sissippi's first polo team. the Glen
wilds. organized aiid trained by John
Borden, formerly of Chicago, today
will meet the Onwentsia team of Lake
Forest, Ill. in the concluding game
of the tournament arranged as fea-
ture of the north Mississi ppi fair here
and which has served to introduce the
sport. Skinny on horseback" the
Mississippi farmers style it. in the
central south.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
Upton WILL CHALLENGE
FOR YACHT CUP IN 1924

CHICAGO. October 26.-Sir Thomas
Upton intends to challenge for the
Americas cup again In 1924. Sir
Thomas. visiting here. SO d his desire
to retrieve the yacht cuI is as strong
as ever. II think 1t VIC I'D be fitting
to take the old mug back to where
it can be satisfactorily filed" he said.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
CLEVELAND WILL ADD
TO MUNICIPAL COURSE

CLEVELAND. October $3.50 popu-
lar has golf become in Cleveland the
past summer that an additional nine
holes-is to be added to the municipal
course here, making a total of tWen-
ty-seven holes. it has been announced
Work of constructing the additional
nine holes will commence at once, and
1t Is planned to. have them ready for
play by next July.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
CONTRACTS ARE LIKELY -
TO RUN FOR FULL YEAR
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK October 26ohn A. Heydler Johnson
dents OF the leagues have
The league presidents counseled strongly permitting
them have changed about like weaervane When
together fall resolution will
contests This also result making with players
the "
Evening star., 1922-10-26
cHERRYpALEs TO DANCE.

Cherrydale Athletic Club. base ball
champion of Arlington county, Va.
will hold q Halloween dance next
Tuesday night and would be pleased to
entertain members OF Washington
athletic clubs. Proceeds of the dance
will be used to purchase parapher-
MALTA for the base ball team.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
AVERAGES 7lB STROKES
FOR $50 TRIPS ON LINKS
BY H. B. MARTIN.

EW YORK, October 2-Walter Hagn record for the OF
1922 compiled today the remarkable achieve
the whole golf. This quite from the
fact that he the British title coveted by American golfers
Hagen far this has played nearly $50 eghteenho rounds Of
golf. with grand average of but 7S strokes round
Evening star., 1922-10-26
ARMY WINS AT SOCCER.

WEST POINT. y. Y. October 90
Army defeated Williams at soccer
here yesterday, . to 0.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

The position Of the arms at the
finish Of any golf stroke. except
possibly the putt, tells the player
the whole STORY of his foOzled
shots. or. IL not fOOsled. his lack
OF distance. Some players get the
club mp all right. but they "quit
Mt the hail." ms the expressiOn fs.
Observe your hnish of a stroke II
you are at a loss to understaha
why you do not get good distance.
II the arHs nre close in and hud-
died against the body you have
Had no rhythm. no proper follow.
through.
Vixen DIR. Paul Hunter hits them
they usually go far and straight.
and the one he has just seat along
with his midirOn apparently has
been mo- exception, from the ex.
precision he wears. Hunter 10 q
resident OF Los Angeles.
Copyright. John F. Ollie Coz
Evening star., 1922-10-26

IMAGINE, if you can, an edge of dia-
i mond-hard steel ten times thinner than
. cigarette paper, and thirty times thinner than
a hair-an edge SO minute that it cannot be
seen with the naked eye.
Imagine long, swift strokes literally float
ing away with your toughest stubble with
never q scrape or pull. In short, imagine
sxpe--peusct shave, and you will have an
idea Of what it is like to shave with the ne.o
Ever-Ready Radio Blades.
Before the advent of this marvellous new
Radio Blade, even the best of blades was
really miniature saw. A microscopic ex-
animation of razor edge invariably disclosed
the fact that the metal was broken up into
hundreds Of tiny saw teeth which, as the
razor was used, bent out of alignment. Nat
urally these saw teeth ''chewed' rather
than cut the whiskcrs, and ploughed thou
sands Of tiny furrows in the skin. This is
Why saw teeth caused sore faces.
The Radio Blade, even when magnifed
500 times, still appears as a smooth, straight
line. In truth, it has no teeth to bite
Evening star., 1922-10-26

tn the Masonic League, Joppa de-
feated Lebanon. 493. 49, and 502 to
downed st. Johns, 5l1, 1872 and $50
to ls1, 51s and 45s.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

No.2-He" "keenese Edge
IN the Wosi1''-the EUer-
Ready Radio Rade-has
10 teeth to bite you. Euen
syksn masnifsd 500
Tunes. it appears 40 q
smooth, sermsht Gns. Il
literally floats fhroush
ths st1fest stubbls, ieau.
ing ths foes ele@s. coeA.
and couafosfo6ts.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

polumbias easily took the measure
Of the Pintas in three games in the
Knights of Columbus League. Tho
scores were 479. ATT and SIS to 446,
G2S and 439.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
MEXICO NEAR
LEAD IN COUNTY
HEALTH SERVICE
Report of u. S. Depart
ment Places State in
Tenth Place

SANTA FE. ~ ~. March 10
That New MeXlco IL we'll in the
lead in county health work il
shown by a report recently issued
by the United States public health
service, according 10 a bulletin Of
the New Mexico state bureau ot
public health. This report covers
tho year Just past and indicates
which states have provisions FOR
full-timo health tofficcrs serving
the rural populations. New Mexico
ranks tenth so far us the number
81 countiet having such health
service ir concerned. When tho
percentage Of rural population
reached d. taken into consideration
this ftate ranks siNth. These rig
tires were Tor last ycag. - ~ IN
tcresting to note that the 1--WE
states leading us in respect of rural
population reached are Vermont.
ohio. North Carolina. Alabama
and washington. such states as
New York and Massachusetts,.
which would Doe expected TO have
the highest grade 100 rIral health
work. do not appear IN the list al
all.
When we compute the figures
Tor the present year. Sew Mexico
makes even a better showing
There ere now eight counties with
mIl-iIme health Officers. as against
five. last year. The rural populn-
ton reached totals more than 81
900. which mcan an increase "t
nty-fivc pes cent over 1871 Add
ms the population Of the cities
! served by mii-time county health
! Officers. thcre are 1926 900 persons
within the reach Of such pubic
| health work. This means that
/ thirty-fiye per cent OF entire
| population. more than one third.
IL receiving the benefits of mp 90
/ date health protection under the
/ direction Of mef who are specially
/ trained and who give their en-
q Sire time Go tho work such n rec
ord speaks well Cor the progressive
ideals OF tho people % New Mex
leo. when % b. realized that only
two and une-hnlf gears r the
state had no organized health de-
partmeut. either central or local
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
Nominated
For Mayor by
Santa Fe C. o. p.

ETA Pc \. NJ. March a.
D. G.. Closson was nominated
publican candidate for mayor
4 republican city convention
yesterday when persistent ef-
b. unseat the Ortiz faction :
delegates from the second
Failed.
second ward delegates held
Nance OF power. The ORTIZ
= delegates were first placed
temporary roll call by tho
fntral committee. The fac
Paded BY W. G. Sargent which
b. Carl A. Bishop as mayor
fndidate tried time and again
neuverH Ia the convention ia
Hhcm ana seat its delegates
waH saiu. were regularly
bui tailed a. every attempt.
vote was. Closaon. ~;
u. rs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29

ans Koulas. implanted land north
OF Lot one ti). Block 9. +. ArmiJo
y Utero Addition.
n Schneider. Lots I ana ..
Block 20. Northern Addition.
Al and Gus Thelin. Lots 2 and
{. Block 70. Northern Addition.
John Motzenbacker. Lots Z aud
G. BLOCK ., Northern Addition.
r. McNillen ~. r.. sullivan.
! lots z s. . aud 10. Block .. North
ern Addition
Mrs Bertha 4. Mann. Lots II
and ~. Block ., Northern Addi-
ton.
u y Hoilingsberry. Lots p nnd
IS. Block .. Homestead A Garden
Spot.
r. McMulen (P. u. sullivan.
Lot IS. Block g.. Homestead n
Garden spot.
q. Bachechi. Lots ~ to 20 inc.
Block : f. Armijo y otero Ad-
dition.
Albuquerque Dairy Association.
unpiatted land (60 foot frontage
IN Second Strect). Block 1. =
Arrlijo y Otero Addition.
Anna Zirhut Estate, unplatted
land $50 foot frontage on Second
street,. Block l. F. Armiio y otero
Addition.
Frank Noher. ~unplatted land $50
foot frontage on second street, !.
Block l. r. Armljo y otcro hddi-
ton.
Z a chavez. ct al. 1npatied
land on southeast corner of Slate
Avenuc and Second Street.
- n..M 49, - -
Block D. Northern Addition.
Jane Doolittle, Lots 10 and iG.
Block g. Northern Addition.
= y Heyn "a. G. Willlams)
Lots II AMI is, Block s. Northern
Addition.
Albcr'ina Lind. Lot 10 and Nor,h
3 feet ~ Lot 20. Block s. Northern
Addition.
A. Flcischer. Tr.. &C. u. Grlffin).
south 20 feet OF Lot 90. and all Of
Lot 2l Block 5. Northern Addition
Ethcl Coombs. West 100 feet Of
lot 81 North G feet OF the West
100 feet Of Lot 20, Block s. North
crn ADDITION.
John n. Blake. West 100 feet Of
the South 10 feet Of | OF 20 and tho
West 100 feet Of Lot -. Block 3.
Northern Addition.
II. /. broad. East ~ feet of Lots
23 and %, and the Fast az feet %
the South 20 feet OF Lot ~, Block
D, Northern Addition.
Henry GOets Lots I and 2. Block
4. Northern Addition.
Royal a. Lawson, Lot 3, Block
4. Northern Addition.
+. y Iovitt. Lots Z and 3. Block
Z. Northern Addition.
J. l. Pine. Lots s and :, Block
4. Northern Addition.
A. n Strove. contract with ]. y.
ReyJ, Lots 5 and ,. Block Z. North
ern Addition
Jessie J.. stone. Lots 10 and II.
Block 9. Northern Addition.
W. Ia Bailey Lots I and 2,
Block D. Northern Addition.
b Sanchez. Lot . and the
Noish iS%' OF Lot 4. Block 3
Northern Addition.
O. Giomi, South 6N feet OF Lot
-! anlot Lot 0. and the North one
half OF Lot g.. Block 3. Northern
Addition.
E. N Howard, South one-half OF
Lot 6. all OF Lot Z. and the Worth
Ga feet OF Lot s. Block g.. North
kcrb Addition.
7 u. G Hernandez. South 1SA' OF
Lot $. anG all 81 Lot 0. Block ..
Northern Addition.
CesaTio Sandoval Lots 10 and II.
Block 3, Northern Addition.
NrF. y. Berardineili. Lots ~. ~
ahd u. Block b Northern Add
ton.
]. s. ponvens. Lots Il and l6.
Flock :. Northern Addition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
Expected Thrill.
Included in Film
In Navajo Country

IRMINGTON y. NJ. Mar. -.
ward Ia Ear motion picture
Tor. aud Mr. Murray. one OF
|tnrs Of his company. were
|ly injured last week when tho
which Mrs Murray was rid.
came frightened and ran over
Z dragging Ia Inr with -.
accident occurred during tho
hg 81 the picture. The Love
Navajo which Mr. "a Zar
Pen working on FOR some time
D. Navajo reservation honr
The camera man took the
scene. including the accident
De film has been forwarded
Angeleg for Development
La Ear Will leave for New
some time this week and ex-
to return win a contract with
Eributing house for the pis-
be h now taking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
.Eilation of
| Penitentiary, 440

FE, March 29.-The
|fion OF the New Mexico PEN
BIZ at SANTA Fe, which
III Off shortly after the state
|dry" now has climbed back
Of whom 40 are United
inii prisoners aud 10 county
lsoncrs held for safe keep
number. however, falls snort
maximum le5 which was
some time age
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
IS CRUCES LOOKS
FOR ZOO ENGINEERS
AT APRIL MEETING
b o a m for Two
Convention Is
Announced

Las CRIrCES. ~ NJ. Mar 20
Ent II looked forward 80 here as
\ OF the most important confer
- In the history at the south
'tern district OF the American
$uriotion OF Engineers n the an
convention IN las cruces.
10 20 -. u is expected
from goo to g2i engineers ct
b., Arizona. New MeNico and
leo viii attend the sessions
@pnv"utinn headquarters viii be
tbiished M the rooms Of the
mber Of Commerce. g.. o..
1ght president Of the orrnrtzn-
has appointed n committee Of
business men 10 assist the las
pes chapter sn entertaining the
ors The principal events will
reception and dance no the
Mexico College Of Agricul-
aud Mechanic Arts, a banquet
which delegates 81 the various
Iters ln the district will make.
|rts. and an auto trim through.
M-siiia and Rincon valleys 70.
Elephant Butte dam and lake
r. the closing session will take
L.
Program Covers Two Days.
be- program arranged FOR the
cntion will occupy two days.
blows;
|tcrnoon Of April Ia Adj
aes OF welcome by Mayor j.
Paxton Las Cruces. and pr. VI.
ent. president % the New Mex
College OF Agriculture and
lanic Arts; response by l.. N.
son, III paso president Of the
western district: Radio Com
lcailon. ". W. Goddard. dean
%nrineering at state college.
Howe so Talk.
Tho Army. Gen. Robert l..
~. L. s. A.. commandant at
Bliss: The Southwestern Dis
W r. Robertson. president
|aso chapter. 4. A. r.; Rail
Engineering. J. L. Campbell.
dent American Engineering as
ton: The Elephant Butte
<ation District" n ~ Brook.
dent and manager Elephant
Irrigation district.
bin i4-Business session and
lon OF officers. reports of off.
instruments and Processe,
location OF Orc Bodies Prof
Butler. dean Of the College
mes, University OF Arizona AND
nal director A. A, e. I'm.
rims In Mexico Hon Fred,
Ramos. Mexican section OF "a,
natlonnl Boundary commits.
Agricultural Engineering
hd tthrwell. manager. III pa1s
~ Water IMPROVEMENT dis.
The Mining Engineer
s. u WorrcH dean. TeNa'
u OF Mines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29

J J. Payne. Lots II. is. 10 and
the North nine foet OF Lot 20.
?. Northern Addition.
Charles r. Twogood. South i6
feet Of Lot 90. and the North i6
feet of Lot 81. Block 9. Northern
Addition.
Minnie Kreuger. South . feet Of
lot p. all Of Lot 20. and the
North ) feet Of Lot s3 Block ?.
Northern Addition
g. O. ZapH south n feet 81 Lot
%, all OF Lot -. block 2. Northern
Addition.
George G. Ruon Lots % 10 IS
inc Block .. Northern Addition.
You are further notified that u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29

PAVING PltffEST NOTICE
] CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE. y NJ.
NOTICE OF HEARING TO
PROPERTY OWNERS UN-
DER PAVING RESOLUTION.
To All Property owners Herein
| after Named.
A provisional order having been
adopted and approved by the City
Commission Of the city Of Alhu-
| Guerque. New Mexico. on February
10. 1929, ordering that North
Second street from the north line
| - Tiieras Avenue to the south line
Of Mountain Road and ~ intersoc-
lions and the parts Of said street to
be improved by street railway com
panies be graded graveled, paved,
maoadamized and otherwise inn
| proved. the cost OF such improve
ments 90 be assessed against the
owners OF property ahutting o.
such street and rs intersections
tcxcept the share to be paid by
street or other railway companies)
and q resolution having been
adopted by the CITY Commission Of
the city ~ Albuquerque on Febru-
airy 20, 1922. ordering IA bearing to
be given to owners Of property
ahutting on such street ana its In
tcrsections (it being proposed TO
pave and otherwise improve such
Intersections and assess tho cost
thereof against tho owner Of prop
erty abutting thereon within one
halt block IN each direction from
such Intersection new. therefore.
You ana each Of you are hereby
notified that pursuant TO such
resolution ordering e. hearing to be
given to 81 property affect
ed by such provisional order, a
public hearing 10 such property
owners will be given by said city
Commiasion In the city Hall % the
ICity Of Albuquerque (said city Hall
being SITUATE on the southwest cor
TER of Tiieras Avenue and North
Second street in said city he.
ginning at 5 u. M, April Q. 1922.
such hearing To no adjourned from
time % time and from day 10 day
az the proceedings may require. al
which hearing. you a. a property
owner affected. or M a person In.
tercsted therein, may appear be-
fore the said City Commission In
person or by counsel, and he heard
as TO the propriety and ~advlsahility
Of making such improvements, and
az TO the costs thereof, and az u
tho manner OF payment therefor
and Rs 20 the amount thereof to he
assessed against the property
b abuttlng thereon. In person or by
counsel you may appear at such
hearing and contest tho proposed
assessment Tor such Improvement,
1.-THE regularity ~ the proceeding
with reference thereto. the benefii'
Of said Improvement TO the prop
erty. or n other matter witt
{ reference thereto.
The total estimated cost OF said
: entire Improvement is Sbi.62fG2
The property which you wi or ~
which YOU are interested, ant
against which II is proposed q
make an arsensmsnt for such I'm.
, provement rs described as follows
Mrs. r. E sturBes. Lots 1 TO (
Inc, Block ?, y. Armijo y oter'
Addition.
Z Henry T. Meyer, Lots Z. 3 and ?
! Block 2. r. Armijo y otero Add
f'tlenstasf
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Frank Nehcr. Lots 10, II and
-. Block 2. r.. Armiio y Otero
Addition.
Ida L. Plummor. Lots ~ and ~.
Block s, r. Armijo y Otero Addi-
ton.
r. Ffanchinl. Lots Is and 10.
Block 5. f. Armiio y Otero Addi-
ton.
colombo society. Lots II and IS.
Block ;, +. Armijo y Otero Add
ton.
Oreste Baehechi. Lots 10 20 "a
inc, Block 3, r. Armijo y otero
Addition.
Annie Davis. Lots 10 and II.
Block 9. r. Armijo y otero Add
ton.
r. Ferron. Lots -. 10 and II.
Block ., +. Armijo y Otero Addi-
ton.
Anna NJ Austin. Lots IL and 10.
Block 9. =. Armijo y Otero Addi-
ton.
A. Piccinini. Lots 20 ana 81.
Block 2, r. Armijo y Otero Addi-
ton.
/ o. Franchlni. Lots 90. 20 and "a.
Block ., r. Armiio y Otero Addi-
ton.
Mary V. Harris. Lots ! to 5 Inc.
Block Q. .. Armijo y Otero Addi-
| ton.
Frank Neher. Lots G, I and s.
Block g. r. Armijo y otero Addi-
flon.
Mrs. T., G. w-hitsou lots .. 10.
II and 70. Block .. =. ArmijO y
OtcrO Addition
NJ. Valo. Lots 10. H. rs. and the
North 10 OF Lot iG, Block 10, y.
ArmiJo y Otero Addition.
Po%rtorfield Co, contract with
II. ~ Harrlsonl. South 90 Of Lot
10. all Of Lot IL. and the North g.
II Lot is. Block 10. =. Armiio y
Otero Addition.
Frank Carson. South 90 OF Lot
rs North 90 OF Lot 10. Block 10.
f. Arml1o y Otero Addition
NJ. Albers. South s. OF Lot 10,
all OF Lot 20. North TO- OF Lot 81,
Block 10. r. Armljo y Otoro Add
ton.
John d Notgrass, south 10 OF Lot
Fl and al OF Lot 20. Block 10, II.
Armijo y Otero Addition.
], G. Ross and Lucy T.. Ross,
Lots 20 and -. Block 10. y. Armi-
10 y Otero Addition.
State Trust n Savings Bank
contract with y W. Hamm), Lot.
TO 4 inc. Block 4, +. ArmiJo
Otero Addition.
- Tapia. Lots 8 and G. Block q
r. Armiio y Otero Addition.
= Lencioni, Lots Z and 8, Bloch
a. +. Armiio y Otoro Addition.
r. Francis Steele Lots 9 and 10
FLOCK T. F. Armijo y otero Add.
tion.
Julia Balduinl. Lots II and I2
Block 4. r. ArmiJo y Oters
Addition.
Mrs A. wailner. Lots 10 and "a
Block H. =. Armiio y Otero Al
dition.
~ Rope. Lots Is to IS inc.
Block II, H. Armijo y otero Ad.
dition.
Al and Gus Tholln. Lots 10 ans
20, Block u. r. Armijo y Oter'
Addition.
Luke walsh. Lots ~ 10 "a inc.
Block II, r. Armijo y otero Ad
dillon.
United States Of America. Lot
20 8 inc. Block 3. y. Armijo
OterO Addition.
b. J. Rankin. Lots Z. 3 and .
Block g. y. ArmiJo y otero Ad
dition.
A. N osuna. Lots 10. II and ~
Block B.. r. Armiio y Otoro Ad
dition.
VIM. oestreich. sr.. Lot 10
Block ~. =. Armijo y Otero Ad
dition.
Elvira Bonaguidi, Lot II, Biocl
~. y. Armijo y Otero Addition.
Estate Max Paul Bemponich
Lots ia and ~, Block L. y. Ar
milo y otero Addition.
Mrs. Ed Farr. Lots "a. is an,
i6, Block ~. =. Armijo y OterI
Addition.
Arthur BachechI. Lots II and is
Block is, ~ Armijo y Otero Add
tion.
Mrs 2. Al. sandovaL Lots l an,
Block 9. r. Armijo y oter'
Addition.
Catherine Hicks. Lots 3 and 4
and the North one-half 81 Lot 3
Riock 6. y. Armijo y Otero Add
tlon.
d. J. durule. South one-half o
Hot s. all ~ Lots 8 and Z, Bloc
l6, y Armljo y Otero Addition.
r. n, Smell Lots s and o.. Blocl
lg. +. ArmIj0 y Otero Addition.