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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1907.
SANTA PE NEW MEXICAN. SANTA F H.ZL
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Fttttirc Railroad Metropolis of New Mexico.
j Located on Helen Git-off of Santa Fe R'y
Belen is 31 miles south of Albuquerque, N. M., at the junc
tion of the Main Line of the Santa Fe System leading
East and West from Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston and
points East to San Francisco, Log Aingeies, El Paso and
Old Mexico.
1,000 business and residence iots, also 25x145 feet, laid
out with broad 80- and 70-foot streets, with alleys 20 feet
wide, with beautiful lake and public park and grand old
shade trees; public school house, costing $16,000; churches;
large mercantile establishments; the Belen Patent Roller
Mill, capacity 150 barrels daily; large winery; three hotels,
Commercial Club; a population of 1,500 people; several
restaurants, etc. Maa is the largest shipping point for
wood, flour, wheat, wine, beans and hay in Central New
Mexico. Its importance as a great commercial railroad
city in the near future cannot be estimated.
The
Belen Town and
Improvement
Company
are owners of the
BELEN T0WNSITE
JOHN' BECKER, President.
WM. M. BERGER, Secretary.
ALL FAST LIMITED EXPRESS, MAIL AND
FREIGHT T1AINS OF THE SANTA FE WILL GO
OVER THE MAIN LINE THROUGH TO BELEN,
EAST AND WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
The lots offered are in the center of the city, well graded
(many of them improved by cultivation); no sand or
gravel. We need a first-class bakery, tailor shop, shoe
house, jeweler, plumbing shop, planing mill, coal and wood
yard, drug store, harness shop, etc. etc.; also a first-class
modem hotel.
Our prices of lots are low ood terms on easy payments;
title perfect; warranty deeds. One-third purchase mcney,
cash. Two-thirds may remain on note, with mortgage as
security, for one year, with 8 per cent interest thereon.
Apply at once for map and prices if you wish to secure
the choicest lots.
The Belen Town and Improvement Company
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WAYS OF CIVILIZATION
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that five acres annually garden truck
worth approximately $3,000. Practi
cally the only vegetable that we can
not grow, here is potatoes. We have
some ten acres of alfalfa land which
is irrigated mostly from the sewer.
This alfalfa field is laid off into small
enclosures for pasture purposes and
hog lots. All of the slops from the
kitchen are fed to the hogs and we
slaughter annually seven thousand
pounds at comparatively little ex
pense to the government. By looking
after these little odds and ends we
save enough to pay the salary of one
of the employes. We also have a
young orchard which has not yet
come into full bearing which will in
time give us considerable fruit such
as apples, pears, peaohes and apri
cots. "A dairy herd of twenty cows is
required to furnish milk and butter
enough for the school. A ledger ac
count is kept of each cow, of the
amount of food consumed and the
quantity of milk produced. If her cred
it does not exceed her debit she finds
her way to the stock yards or the can
nery. Each . cow is named and
her name is posted in the stanchion
where she is fed and milked. The
milk from each cow is weighed twice
a month and an average made to as
certain how much she gives at the
end of every three months. If she
consumes more than she produces she
is sold to make room for another.
A Babcock milk tester will be in
stalled later on to determine the qual
ity of the milk. Some cows give a
richer milk than others while the
quantity may not be as large. We
keep about sixteen head of horses and
mules on hand all the time which
are used in freighting and work about
the grounds as well as for driving
purposes.
"The Indians attend school on an
average of from three to five years.
Consequently only a small percentage
of them reach the eighth grade.
What is true here is also' true of all
Ind'an schools. There is nothing
compulsory to make them attend ex
cepting the school law which requires
that parents shall send their children
to school when living within two
miles of a school house. I never have
found it necessary to resort to any
such means . In fact I ' have had to
refuse the admission of a number of
children on account of the already
crowded condition of the school. In
stead of filling up with mixed bloods
a many other schools do we have
about ninety per cent full-blood In
dians.
"In a school like this we have to
plan amusements for them because
all work and no play makes Jack a
dull boy and this is especially true of
the Indian children whose ancestors
knew nothing about schools. We
have a brass band composed of pupils
which furnishes music for concerts
and other entertainments. Every
Saturday night we have a party of
some kind. The different legal holi
days are celebrated and occasionally
we have a picnic when the weather
ia favorable. Our boys play all of
the national games including baseball
and football although we do not al
wayt win."
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NOTICE.
In the District Court of the First
Judicial District of the Territory of
New Mexico, for the County of Rio
Arriba:
Marie B. Jeffries, Rebecca Jeffries,
by Mario B. Jeffries, her next friend,
Marie B. Jeffries, - administratrix of
the estate of Noah L. Jeffries, de
ceased, Mary O. Earle, Henry in. Earle,
Lewis Earle and William E. Earle,
plaintiffs, vs. George Hill Howard,
Janet G. Howard, George Volney How
ard, New Mexico Irrigated Lands
Company, The Continental Trust
Company, The El Rito Sheep Com
pany, George Hill Howard, trustee,
Samuel Eldodt, Narciso Sanches, sher
iff of tho County of Rio Arriba, trus
tee, Frisbie D. Carper, cestui que
trust, Neill B. Field, trustee, James
O. Fitch, guardian of Mary Fitch, Hen
rietta L. Brown, the unknown claim
ants of interests in the premises here
inafter described or any part thereof,
adverse to the plaintiffs or any plain1
tiff; the unknown owners or proprie
tors of, the premises hereinafter de
scribed, or any part thereof; and all
unknown defendants, interested in the
premises hereinafter described or any
part thereof, defendants.
Notice is hereby given to the said
defendants and each of them that
there Is pending in the district court
aforesaid the cause entitled as above,
the plaintiffs and defendants being as
above stated, the general objects
whereof are as follows;
1. That an account may be taken
as between the defendants, Howard,
and the plaintiffs, in" respect to all
moneys or other property which may
have come Into the hands of the said
defendants, or either of them, relative
to certain contracts, marked , "a" "b"
and "c", set up in the complaint,
between Jeffries & Earle, of .the one
part and Geo. Hill Howard, of the
other part, concerning, legal work to
be done between them, and the pro
ceeds of such work.
2. That the rights, titles and in
terests of the plaintiffs and each of
them, in the grant of land situate in
Rio Arriba County, and known as
the Juan Jose Lovato Land Grant,
may be determined and declared.
3. That the defendant, George Hill
Howard, may discover all contracts,
powers of attorney, and deeds of con
veyance, moneys or other property,
which may have come into his name
tir hands, from the date of the execu
tion of the said contract, so marked,
"a," "b" and "c," and that he may
make full, true and perfect answers
to certain interrogatories propounded
in the complaint.
4. That the defendants, George Hill
Howard, Janet G. Howard, The New
Mexico Irrigated Lands Company,
be restrained and enjoined from hav
ing or attempting to have anything
to do with the said Juan Jose Lovato
land grant, or from doing anything in
connection therewith, until the fur
ther orders of the court, particularly
from selling or attempting to sell
any land within its boundaries, and
from collecting or attempting to col
lect in any assets of the said com
pany, that is to say, The New Mexico
Irrigated Lands Company.
5. That the defendant, The Conti
nental Trust Company, trustee, be
restrained and enjoined from exer
cising or attempting to exercise any
of its pretended functions under the
said deed of trust to it executed and
delivered by the New Mexico Irrigat
ed Lands Company on the said land
grant, and particularly from selling
and delivering any bonds under the
pretended grant of powers in said
deed of trust, and from taking or at
tempting to take possession, manage
ment, control or use of the mortgaged
premises.
6. That a receiver may be appoint
ed to take, have and hold and to man
age and control, under the orders "of
the court, the said Juan Jose Lovato
Land Grant, not including the Maes
tas tract, so-called, as well as the
rights, privileges, properties and fran
chises of the New Mexico Irrigated
Lands Company, its assets and credits.
7. That the certain deed of trust
to Neill B. Field, trustee, on a part of
the said land grant, the certain deed
of trust to Martin P. Pels, trustee,
Narciso Sanches, sheriff, etc., succes
sor in trust, the certain deed of trust
to the Continental Trust Company,
the deed to George Volney Howard,
the deed to Janet G. Howard the sev
eral deeds to the New Mexico Irri
gated Lands Company, affecting the
which conveyances a more particular
description may be found in the complaint.
S. That a division and partition of
j the said land grant may be had ac
! cording to the respective rights of the
parties interested therein, and if an
I equitable partition may not be had,
. that then a sale thereof may bo or
dered pursuant to law.
I !). That the plaintiff's estates in the
! said premises may be established
against all adverse claims thereto.
10. That a trust may be declared
in favor of the plaintiffs upon any
interest which the defendants, How
ard, or any of their grantees may have
in the said premises, and a lien there-
ion granted to the plaintiffs and fore
closed herein, as to all of said grant
except the so-called Maestas tract.
11. That the defendants, Howard,
and each of them, may be restrained
I and enjoined from selling or dls
j posing of any bonds which they may
: have received from the Continental
l Trust Company under the said deed of
! trust to it, and from selling or other-
j wis disposing of any promissory notes
or other negotiable paper, contracts,
evidences of indebtedness, or securi-
ties, which they or either of them'
may have received from, by or
through the New Mexico Irrigated
Lands Company, directly or indirectly
either as purchase price notes under
the pretended sale of the said land
grant or any part thereof or other
wise, or from the sales of any lands
within the said grant, from, by or
through the New Mexico Irrigated
Lands Company or otherwise, directly
or indirectly.
12. That the plaintiffs have gen
eral relief.
Plaintiffs' attorneys are A. B. Rene
han, of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and
John J. Jackson, of Detroit, Michigan,
whose postoffice address for the pur
pose hereof is in care of A. B. Ren
han, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
If the defendants or any defendant
does not enter his appearance in said
cause on or before the 9th day of
November, A. D., 1907, judgment will
be entered against them so failing by
default.
FRANCIS C. WILSON,
Clerk of the Said District Court.
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WANTS
WANTED A cook. Apply to Mrs.
R. J. Palen, 231 Palace avenue.
FOR RENT. Four nicely furnished
rooms. Apply at 230 Manhattan Avenue.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Single
and for light housekeeping. 317 San
Francisco St. F. Andrews.
FOR RENT. Furnished room for
one or two ladies. Board if desired. In
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WANTED. A girl to do general
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house in the world. All this will be
guaranteed. Address R. D. Martel,
Dept. 300, Chicago, 111.
(Homestead Entry No. 7208.)
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.
Sept., 23, 1907.
Notice 1s hereby given that Juan
Francisco Gallegos, of Jemes, N. M.,
has filed notice of his intention to
make final five-year proof in support
of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. 7208 made September 2 1902. for
the N i-2 SV 1-2, N 1-2 SE 1-4, Section
13, Township 18 N., Range 3 E., and
that said proof will be made before
Marcus C. de Baca, Probate Clerk at,
Bernalillo, N. M., on November 4,
1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of the land vizi
Francisco Duran, of Jemez, N. M.;
Benito Gallegos, of Jemes, N. M.; Re
fugio Armento, of Perea, N. M.; Jose
Maestas y Ruiz, of Perea, N. M.
MANUEL R. OTERO,
Register.
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SUMMER DRINKS.
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"BOOTH'S OY8TERS."
The very finest In the land have
just been received at the Bon .Ton
Restaurant. These are the very first
of the season and can be found only
said grant or any part thereof, and I at this place where they are up-to-date
more specifically referred to in the
complaint filed In said cause, and all
pretended conveyances of the said
grant or any part thereof by or
through the defendant, George Hill
Howard, and his wife, Janet G. How-
In everything,
you.
A trial will convince
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Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any'
case of kidney or bladder trouble that
ard, be declared null and void and re-1 ia not beyond the reach of medicine,
moved as clouds upon the title of the ! No medicine can do more. For sale
plaintiffs in the said grant,, of all of by the froland Pharmacy.
Sick Headache,
This disease Is caused by a derange
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strengthens the whole system. For
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERI LS.
KTC. Albuquerque, '. Mex., Sept. 14. 19 7.
Sealed proposals p'aluly marked on the
outside of the envelope "Proposals for
Building Materials, etc.", and addressed to
the ut dersigncd at Albuquerque, N. Mex..
will be received at the Indian School until
two o'clock p. m. of Oct, 10. 1907 for furnish
ing and delivering at the school as required
during the fiscal year ending June 30 190H,
about M.0U0 feet of lumber, 28 000 shingles, 81
doors, windowi and transoms, 18 columns,
102.000 brick, 16 squares Bhingles, 80 feet of
valley, ill feet of stone sills, 1.357 square
yards plastering. 250 barrels cement. 2 boil
ers, 2 lavatories, i closets, a bath tub, and t
quantity of pipe, electrical supplies, radia
tion, etc . etc., as per list and sc educations
obtainable at the school. Bidder must state
in their bid the proposed price of each article
to be offered under contract. All articles so
offered will be subject to rigid inspection.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
or any part of any bid if deemed for the best
interests of the service. Kach hid must be
accompanied by a certified check or draft on
some Unstfd States depository or solvent
national bank, made payable to the order of
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs fo lat
east a' of the amount of the proposal, which
check or draft shall be forfeited to the United
States in case a bidder receiving an award
shall fail to execute promptly a satisfactory
contract in accordance with his bid: other
wise to be returned to the bldber. Bids ac
companied by cash lu lieu of certified check
will not be considered. For Further infor-
Lmation apply to Buhton B. Custbb, SUPER
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HOT TAMALES.
Hot Tamales, Chile Verde, Chile
Colorado, Pozole with Cueritos, Me
nudo and Chicken Temole are among
the Mexican and Spanish dishes which
are betag served nightly at the up-to-date
short order house, The Bon Ton
Restaurant.
. When in need of anything In the
printing line, such as wedding cards,
Invitations, briefs, call on the New
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all work Is guaranteed.
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold.
A. J. Nusbaum, Batesville, Indiana,
writes: "Last year I suffered for three
months with a summer cold so dis
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business. I had many of the symptoms
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several medicines which seemed to
only aggravate my case. Fortunately
I Insisted upon having Foley's Honey
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with the same success." For sale at
The Ireland Pharmacy.