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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1909.
5
Bit LIVESTOCK OBJECT LESSON IN
LOSS IN EASTERN
NEW BO
INDIAN LABOR IN
SEATTLE
WINDS DRY UP WATER
HOLES IN FEW HOURS
Thousands of Cattle Shipped
Out of Territory; Quarter o
a Million Ewes Brought to
Alfalfa Fields,
Special Cnrreaiaindrnea l Marninx Jeuraal
lli.swi-ll. -S". M.. Ynv 7. --William
lYnn Anderson, traveling livestock
arciit I'm" the Pecos valley lines jf
the Santa Fu system, who Is in thor
ough touch witn tivcstocK interests
lie-ol'dinut II.'.' southw, st, i.s lime t -
day In conference with several proml
iM'ii' cattlemen and northern cattl.
, , tilers n lutivc to the movement til
tattle In Kansas and tin- northwest
'y,i i,ie .Morning Journal corresponden
he tli! :
The R' ner;i t pinion of the entu
men tributary to the 1'eeos valley lia
nn1 iilimg the Tcxaa Pacific railroad
eom lirios Un reto Is. that only a
small er lenttun of the rattle or: li.t
rinses f cu Id le fiathered until li.i rt
is rain enough to supply stock water
Thus lar there have been no concerted
ruunil-ups. What cattle have been
brought together have been found
iir.nnid the water holes and wind mills
About 1.000 cars have been shipped
out of and through the valley, out at
about 3,000 cars ordered. Many ol
die car orders cancelled for Kansas
pastures will find lodgment In tin
Panhandle of I t-xas and other sec-
lions later on 111 the pennon.
"The losses on cows will be extreme
ly limit In localities where water Is
liiost abundant, from the fact that
such ranges are being overcrowded
wiih cattle from sections where atoen
water has dried up . Ranges out of
the valley, in the hills and mountains,
where water i.s procurable, present
cattle conditions up to the overate
of other seasons. There seems to
have been plenty of winter feed timi
Hie inesitilte foliage now makes goon
browsing.
"In many cases where contracts for
delivery could not bo fulfilled, satis
factory adjustment has been made be
tween buyer and seller by the refund
of the forfeit money.
"Longer drouths have been known,
but no other period do I remember
of such atmospheric disturbances, th
gyrations of wind which seem to have
lilted the water almost in a night oui
of water lióles never nown to go dry
before, this occuring always when un
usual storms and cyclones have been
reported eleswhere. The had situa
tion left by these drying w inds was re
herid somewhat In the upper Panhan
dle of Texas and adjoining New Mex
ico bv lb'ht snows In the after part
of the winter.
"In the many years of my exper
ience in tile southwest I never before
raw ns many ewes brought to alfalfa
pasture for lambing as at this time
The number brought to the vicinity oi
eht I "ecos valley lines will run close
to a finarter million: and even with
that precaution the mortality to ewes
and lambs has been exceedingly great.
I know some breeders w ho lost money
per centum of their lambs. However,
there are a few w ho came In early and
had good feed and plenty of water
who have results up to the highest
average."
SPLENDID EXHIBIT BY
CHARLES B, DAGENETTE
Beautiful Pictures Which
Speak Louder Than Words
Will Also Be Exhibited at
Educational Meet In Denver,
Many weak, nervous women have
been restored to health by Foley's
Kidney Remedy ns it stimulates the
kidneys so they will eliminate the
tisle nialtcr from the blood. Im
purities depress the nerves, eausfng
nervous exhaustion and other ail
ments. Commence today and you will
soon he well. Pleasant to take. J. 11.
U'Kiclly Co.
One hundred splendid photograph!.
views showlnir the western Indian at
work for Uncle Sam in a dozen states
and territories gathered and arranged
by Charles Dagenette, supervisor of
Indian employment for the govern
meat wlth-offlces In Albuquerque will
be exhibited either In the Liberal Arts
building or the federal building at the
Alaska-i ukon-Pacific exposition in
Seattle. The views will also be ex
hibited at tip' meeting of the National
Kducational association in Denver next
July. The collodion Is a must impres
sive demonstration of what the w. 'St
ern and southwestern Indian Is doing
for himself, the millions of dollars he
earning and the undying monu
ment he is raising for himself In the
great Irrigation works on which he is
being chiefly employed. The views
are all bromide enlargements from
photographs gathered by Mr. Dngc-
nettc while supervising the work of
the Indians for the government all
over the west. Aside from their ar
tistic merit and they are all w orks of
art the pictures show the Indian In
every phase of the varying; employ
ment in which he has shown himself
to be one of the greatest industrial
factors In the west.
The views are mounted on hoards
about four feet square, each having a
placard with the legend "Department
of the Interior, Pan-ran of Indian Km
ploymont," with each view numbered
to correspond with a printed explana
tion. Ten minutes spent In looking
over this exhibit and .'elding the ac
companying Information will tell a
man more or what the Indians! I the
west are doing and Inci.l.nln II y rive
him more information on the work of
he reclamation service than reading a
whole library,
To pictures show the Indians n!
work on irrigation projects and other
nterpiises. in the beet and cotton
fields. In New Mexico, Arizona. Cali
fornia. Colorado, Texas, Utah, Idaho.
Montuna, Washington. Oregon, the
Dakotas and practically every state
ind territory of the west There are!
negado Utes who it was declared.;
would never work for anyone; I'.lnck-
feet. Shoshones, Nez Perots, Sioux.
'heyennes. Arapahoes, Papagocs. Pu
bios. Apaches. Navajos, Pimas. Crows
and. In fai t, nearly every varktv of
ted Man known to science. The pic
ures show graphically the completed
work on the great irrigation systems
if the reclamation service Including
the great Zunl dam In Western New
Mexico, built practnally entirely by
Indian labor. The arranging of the
xhlbit Is not only a. distinct achieve
ment for Mr. Dagenette, but will do
more than anything else ever tittempt-
1 to show the people of the country
that the Indian us a laborer Is making
good and making millions of dollar
in wages und earning his money.
DUNBAR'S
Ileal leíalo and Iioiin Office,
4orner Hold Avenue mid Third
Mrfi l or 221 lioM . tenue.
FOR RENT
5 rooms to rent over San Jose
restaurant, 209 Central Ave.
5-rooin house at 211 S. Right
. s' $20
3- story brick building In a fino
location, good Tor hotel busi
ness. fi-roum modern brick houso
furnished. So. Third street
$28
4- room frami ; So, llroadwav
$12
Furnished rooms near in fo,r
tight housekeeping; also tipto
dato furnished room near in at
very reasonable prices.
FOR SALE
220 acres of land near the Uni
versity; will sell apart or all
at a bargain.
4 lots on West Coal avenue;
corner Seventh St., fine loca
tion. C-room house, 623 S. High
street $18
Fine house on Central Ave.
in Highlands; 7 rooms, mod
ern, hot water, heat. Will sell
furniture with the House. This
property In a fine location.
RANCHES
125 acres about S miles out on
good road; improved partly
with house and stable there
on s.i.hiw
25 acres, 3 ' miles out, w ell Im
provod Sl.HOO
15 acres, 2 ', miles out, unim
proved $1.00
Four acres. miles from post
office, with good house and
outbuildings SH.non
Two acres, with good lot, 80x
ISO on South Hroiidvvay; land
well improved in alfalfa.
E. H. DUNBAR & SON
Albuquerque, N. M.
BARELAS SCHOOL ON
BUSINESS BASIS
Retiiiiif; Secretary of the Dis
trict Submits Interesting Re
port Showing Progress Made
in School Work in Past Year,
CLOSE INSPECTION
OF THE FOREST
LET
US
TRY
Satisfaction guaranteed. The
Compressed Air Douse Clean
ing Company. Carpeta cleaned
CLEAN
on the
floor,
or
No trouble, flirt
dust
R. S. DUNBAR
HANAflKK
PHONE 61
Dunbar's Real Estat Qfflca
LEGAL NOTICES.
District Forester Receives Com
munication From Gifford Pin
ch o t Giving Instructions for
the Work,
Mi
re Ids
Kelihe U'ltalltioii. rellriti!r ser-
'"V of school ,llsti-i,t Yn r. P.m.
ii limits the following cornual , -
s"11 of the reports of the vear 1K07-OS
with the year 1Ü0S-00 of his school
district:
The amounts paid for teachers. ÍI.
;'Mi in HniT-n mid 1..1.-,0 in 1308-09.
iIik difference is accounted for by
'le r,(. that the Sisters opened a
fi b,,,, I near Párelas and made it pos
''ble 1 or the public schools to get
uo;ig with one teacher less.
'"he salaries paid the teachers rc
tnalti the same in both veurs.
for janitors. $126. GO 'in 1S07-0S;
1 in ISOK-IW: for rent in 1 907-nS
s - -'i und in $1908-0. I r. 0 ; for In
'i'b'iHals in 1 !t u 7 -U 8 $119.50. in 10S-'7-
'"4.4I: f,,r coal in HI07-HH. $4:
"Y for supplies in 19,-
I 7 t ; 1 HllS-nu tun
Mr. 1 1 I!.. . ..i, ...i i.. urn.!
in -oil
riere
t,
Through the establishment of six
district headquarters in (lie West, the
work of the forest service has ad
vanced so far that it .': now possibb)
to undertake n thorough-going exam
ination of national forest boundaries
and an Inquiry Into the character of
any interior arias which may appenr
to be not sultnble for national torest
purposes. In a letter to the district
forester in Albuquerque, Forester
Pincho! says:
"Plans formulated here last win
ter and approved bv the seeretary of
agriculture call for a systematic and
complete going over of all national
forest boundaries during the present
field season. The wink which von
have been constantly doing in this
direction is along the right lines, but
the plan adopted calls for more con
centrated effort in this work through
out the service during the coming
summer. With the field force at
vour command and your ( lose knowl
edge of local conditions and of the
national forest officers, you can so
organize this effort in your district
as to insure a thorough going over
of vour part of the 60.000 miles of
national forest boundaries by com
petent men. w hose repoi ts as to the
character of the land within and
without the forests and whose recom
mendations as to lands which should
he excluded or included, che, ked by
the information already possessed by
the forest service, ran be relied on.
"To do this work In one summer
will make severe demands en you.
but It Is not beyond the rapacity of
the service, as now organized, please
give it your best effort until the
work is completed, and bear In mind
especially that the quality of the work
must be unimpeachable.
"This work should all be completed
bv the close of the present field sea
son, und each district forester should
at that time be able to vouch for the
coireetness of the proposed hound-
lanes of his rori'Stf. It. no ever.
tin re aie changes recommended by
examiners which you feel are ques
tionable, such cases may go over for
checking until the next field season,
in order that no mistakes may be
I made. Possible additions should be
noted as eareiuiiy in ine six s,aii"
where congressional action Is neces
sary to érente additions u iorrsii us
Iscwhr re.
As ou know, the policy of the
tnau. i soon uuinrecrant. na viep han alwavs neen tn ri-ujoe
ltriMPr0,Wlon lnt disetse and odor, from the boundaries of a n ational
M th. ,bdr" P'Pe nd "trips-aj well I forest all agricultural land, except.
" rklblf Iiiuim. muí ,jk 'a. eonzres ele.-irlv intended, areas
la.. Bmull Ihnl the' rOllt,
, mote atteptably tittW
First Published April :, 901.
S-MAIiL HOLDING CLAIM Ku, 1623
.ot ( oal Land.
Department of the Interior, I.and Of-
riee at Santa Fe, N. Méx., April 20,
1909.
I, Harbnra Hilarlo, admlnlst-atrlx
and widow of Jose Hilarlo (deceased)
of heama. M. Méx., who mndo filing
ior .--mail Homing Claim No. 1623.
situated in Valencia Co.. N. Méx.. be
ing for the NK', section No. t, in
township No. P N.t of rango No. 7 W.,
V Mex. meridian, do hereby give no
tice of my intention to make final
proof to establish my rlalm to the
land above-described, under the act of
March 3. 1S91 (2 Stats., 84). as
amended by the act of February 21,
1893 Í27 Stats., 47), and that I ex
pert to prove my continuous adverse
possession of said tract for twenty
years next preceding the survey of the
township, before I'. R. Comr. (leo. II
Pradt, at Laguna, X. Méx., on June
10, 1909. by two of the following wit
nesses: John Higl. David ITigl. George
Tearia, Frank Slone, all of Scama, N.
Mex.
i ted
tax. while in 1 907-03
mill' t t 1,7 ,.,.li,...,..H
I he tiling ,, which the directors are
jco-l especially proud is the fact tin'
'' have been instrumental in pur
' 'as.iig and equipping a school hous
"'d oi generally putting the school
""net ., business basis.
Hi s ,i, strict is but one of the mailv
"ft shows a rema ruble improvement
I" the .ulniiniNtri.li,,,, ,,f th,. hiniiw.
" of the district. The time is
'slant when every district will
similarly efficient admlnistra-
Kifa:
h,v
I ion
KrF-P THE BATH TCB BRIGHT.
Whe b-r the bath tub be porcelain, enam
na lron-or ,lnc- " m" kW brlaht
teh V bT me'1, "" lHhl. "
i. . Wlth w"" w,teT nd Goii Dut
(J , ' roul Plce or dark spota appear la
TJih. sprinkle a little of the Gold Pu.t
urf.,?n ,becloIh rub briakly. until the
Md. tlu,nb,nBturea.uch it wash basin ' as
od o s-'" kP' Perfectly bricbt "
ltZl- ' UT ahed with Gold ,
ooc a week. 1 1 1
tbecold Du.t Is a rood disinfectant. It.
Land Of fin? at Santa Fo, N. Mex,,
Ajd'il ro. 199.
Notice of the above aripllcntlon will
be published In the Albuquerque Jour
nal, printed at Albuquerque,' N. Méx.,
which 1 hereby designate ns the news
paper nearest t lie land described In
said application.
MANUEL K. OTF.RO,
Reels'er.
i i
June 11. 190. We want all the land
put to its hi st use, w hatever that use
may be, A good deal of time and
money has been spent by the ser
vice In this most Important work.
"For this work you will need to
use yuur very best avalla lib' help.
The organization of the work is, of
course, in your hands.
"Existing and proposed boundar
ies, and nil land and cover classifica
tions should always be shown on
mups. supported by reports. So far
as possible, the service atlas folios
should be used as the liase maps. The
publication nf these folios is being
pushed forward as rapidly as possi
ble. Itv tlie first of August nearly
all of them will he in your hands.
Where it is possible to get them to
you at a considerably curlier date by
leaving out th classification and
simply sending you the blank copies
this will he done.
"In addition to haing every
boundary line carefully gone over, 1
want you to consider whether you
have any considerable areas of agri
cultural land in the Interior of the
forests or other land which would
serve the public best bv being ex
cluded.
"This is a matter on which It will
be necessary for you to put your very
best effort. If there is anv help that
can be given by the Washington of
fice let nie know. From the time
this work first starts I want you to
keep me fully infoimed of its prog
ress by monthly reports"
It Makes Little Difference What You
4 .
Need. Journal A ds wm Go and get n
PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS
MilXliV 'IX ( I.O.W
On Furniture,' Planes, Ornan, Harms. Wal
(ins nn 0lhir Chatlnli: alan on sala, lea and
Warehouse Parilpta, as low na $10.00 anil ns
hitch aa 111)00. I.nan are quickly made
and strictly prirata. Tlmi One month to
me year given, tjoom to remain in yiiur
puaBeeainn. Our ratea are reaionnMe. ('nil
and are ua before eorrowlnx- Hteamahlp
tickets to anil from alt paita of tho world.
TUK IIIM SFHOI.n LOAN t'OMPA.NY,
Kutiina U sad 4, (irant lllilg.
PUIVATW HKKIi'KS,
OfKS KVKNIV1S.
-1V 1'entjnl Avanaa.
TO LOAN
MONKT TO LOAN On city property
at 8 percent. Rio Grande Valley
-and Co., John Borradalls, agent. Of-
lee, Third and Gold avenue.
(10. IIIM)
loan.
si. and
( l any part
J. llorruilailc
Cold Ave.
said
t'fflc
sum to
- Third
Y A . T K I $1.000 building loan to re
main on first mortgage two years.
hrlck dwelling, (lose in. lowlands Ad-
Iress Mortgage, Journal office.
LEGAL NOTICES
Territory of New lcioo, office of
the Set rciary. Certifícalo.
1. .Nathan Jaffa, Secretary of the
Territory t)f New Mexico, do hereby
ertil'y there was filed lor record ill
ilils office, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., on
the twenty-third day of Apul, A. D.
1909, Amendment to Articles of In
corporal ion or Water Supply Com
pany of Albuquerque, New Mexico,
N'o. f)93,1. increasing capital stock
from $1,"i0.000 to $a0,Ouo, nod imm
i'lrf number of Uircdois, aisc
that I have compared the iciou.n;
copy of the same with uu ,, . l.in-it
thereof now on file, and dc. i.nc lt ,
be a correct transcript thcrci i .,iu an. I
of the whole thereof.
Ill Witness Whereof, I have here
unto set my bund mid affixed my of
ficial peal this twcniy-third day of
April, A. D. 1909.
(Signed)
(Seal) NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
ICdvvin F. Coard, Assistant Secretary.
We, the tindi rsigncd, president and
secretary respectively ol the Water
Supply Company of Albuquerque,
New Mexico, do hereby certify that on
the L'Oth day of March, 1 909, the arti
cles of incorporation of the Water
Supply Company of Albuquerque,
New Mexico, were by unanimous vote
of till the stockholders and bv unani
mous vote of all the directors of paid
company amended in the following
lia rliculars:
Paragraph 4 w us amr tided so as to
read as follows: .
4. "The amount of the capital
stock of said company shall be the
mm of Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars ($.100,000). divided into three
thousand shares of the par value of
Ono Hundred Dollura t$lu0) per
share."
Paragraph S was amended o as to
read us follows:
fi. "Tho number of directora of
said enmpuny hall bn not less than
three nor more than five."
Vi- further certify that the loca
tion or the principal office of said
Water Supply Company Is No. L'19
West CJold avenue, Albuquerque, New
Mexico, and that the name of the
agent upon whom process against mild
Waler Supply Company niav be
served Is W. H. Cllleuwater.
In Witness Whereof, we lone
caused the foregoing certifícale o ne
signed by th,. president and secretary
respectively of said Water Supply
oinpany of Albuquerque, New Mexl
i, and the corporate seal of said
inipnny to lie hereunto uffixed this
30th day of Mardi, 1909.
(Signed )
W. If. (!1 LLjISN W'ATKIt,
President.
A. H. Mi M II.I.ICN.
(Corporate Seal) Secretary.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
COl-liL' UN l e K M PI.u V .Yl INT
OFFICIO.
WANTI'.D At mice cdgei ni.i n, ratch
et setters, lumber .lucks, good car
penters: long steady .lob, good wages.
HELP WANTED Male.
MKN MÍA UN llAUUF.lt Tlt.MUC -Short
time required; graduales
earn $12 to $.10 week. Moler liarbcr
College. I, os Angeles.
WA.NTKD in tic
work for summer, to
Monday. ( 'cut ra i Fin po i.
UJlW.C.mti :il
WA NT Kl") 1 1 .' -V m in i
Wagon, solars. liiqiiit'
4! W. Central.
I'I'cr:
M
Mill
ll ti
lit Agen.
AUCTION
I will sdl at auction Wednesday
May ljth. at 1 p. in., the entire furn
ihiiigs of a r.-tHnm house, corner
'Filth and New York streets, on the
car lire. Consisting of bed loom and
parlor suites. carpets, linoleums,
kilchcn ami dining room furnishings,
r, fi genitor and many other articles.
Hoods in good condition and no slek-tic-is
.1. M. Sollle, Auctioneer.
wen
tit ,l.i'
.V . I It I
vc. th
room h
i.V
ton
will sell at auction
Kith, in front or f
store at 117 Wet
utile furnishing of a
Sal
olhe Hold
font
.1
i on street
Monday,
HELP WANTED Female.
WANTK'I) -- KM"'' c
Apply at Itos.-n w ,i Id's
WANTF.H- A girl for n
work. Inquire 1 os s
o use at J
oiiIUIiui.
inns too linnn
Solhe, Aucli,
It in .
h.odilc
ions (,
ueer.
wry piece In
ni,,n other
iiiontioti. .1
.'Del :ll
Artio.
liouse-
WANTKH Chanibei iiiuld nnrt wait
ress. Apply Dr. Sum i l a residence,
7'.'3 North Second st.
V A XTFI i - 'oinpi t cut nurse mold.
Apply Mrs. David Weinman, 70S W.
I'opper
FOR SALE Miscellaneous.
Fill! K.VI.P. Singer diet, bend ma
chine, Koom ;i Hr.int I'.uilding.
l ull SA I.K- Cheap: one buggy and
one cow, part llolsteln; will trade
for horse or mule and give or take
difference. Ü14 S. ltronowny, tele-
phone 24 2.
Ft ill SA l7l;: A-l saddle, bridle' and
blanket. 1 1 2 N Walter.
STORAGE
WANTFD i'ianos, household goods,
etc., stored and packed safely at
reasonable lales. phone 640. Tho
Security Warehouse and Improve
ment Co. Offices, Room 3 and 4,
llrant Hlock, Third atreet and Cen
tral avenue.
rcTREN trfooms.
FOR RKNT--Th "moat aanitaryanii
up-to-date roorna at the Rio Urano
B1Í West Central.
WANT I'M 1 : i i I l,,r geu-ral house
work Apply before noon at l"
North Kiglilh
WANTKD -:i girls I'm
sork. no washing, t
ily. Central Fniploym
W. Central.
WANTKD- lili I for eandy store
.Monday, 40v. Cential.
WANTFD WoiiiaiT "lo do washing
and house work. Call Monday
morning, 419 S. High.
general hous,
i liv e w it h la nt
nt Agi ncy, 1 1 :l
Call
Wl A MTCfl M icoftll o nn. -M to
UMI I lLS III IOVCIIUI IVUUO,
WANTED Pipes to repair, Joa Rich
ards' Cigar Store.
WANTFD Plumbing to repair. W.
A f luff A Co., phone 6 g a.
WANTFD Hose to repair. W. A.
off & Co.. phonw fiS.
HAIlt work, save your comliings,
have them made up. Mrs. 11. K,
Rutherford, &17 S. Broadway, phone
I 291.
WANTFD Hauling. packing and
repairing of furniture, stovei, etc.,
at Sollle and I.elireton's. Phone 422.
WANTKI i - Names and addresses ,,r
50 people win, wish o sludv Span
ish; new method: Inevpeusive. Ad
dress 20, care of Journal.
WANTED Positions.
WANTFD Situation by two young
men experts In fixing lawns. Apply
Soul hw eslcru HuslnesH association,
2! K. Central.
Full SAI.F
it .Mask.
'IK. South I
i iiTTiI TV. I 'i i
-at bargain,
refrigerator
lit It
V " for sale-
Highland Livery.
lb eapne
uost new.
FOU ItHXT Furnished rooma and!
rooms for light housekeeping-, lit
Wet Lend.
TWO ItnoMS eoinpletriy lurnlshTot
for liglit housekeeping. Aiply 41 &
Nin-ih Sixth
I'til! U i :N'l' cry deslíanle room 111
thoroughly modern house, excel
lently located. i inly gentlemen of
employment need apply. No ilcW.
' 1 0 S. .Seven 111.
MtiDKIlN rooms and first class boardT
Denver Jlotel, Secolldlind Coal.
Full l:i:.T- (iciitTeinan wishing-a
modern tieatlv furnished front
i room, rates $2 und $2.fi per week,
j Please call at the cirant lllock, 303 ij
W. ( 'cut i a I Ave., room 5.
F M I II FN TTwT ia rge pleasant
I rooms for light housekeeping. Aii-
II.
P
dux
vir c,'.ri
ia no. call u poi
morning.
MP1.ATK biiMiig
Journal ofl'ice Mo
piy
Iho;
I Ful
ltutherford, álí
FOR SALE Real Estate.
Full SAI.F
well local
rooms, good
hack porch.
tie ig ti borhood
( 'oml'oi table little home.
d In high la nils, two
front porch, screened
water in house, good
fiO-foot lot, necessary
ut buildings, only $900.00, a bar
gain and a home for some one. Why
ot you? I, lord Hunsaker, 205 West
hi.
Full SA I.F -f,-rnotu modern tramo.
one block from Library. $2..'iOO, I-;;
cash, balance long time. Apply South
weslern He.iltv Cu. 20 1 Fast Central
Full SA LI : t iooil 12-acrc ranch In
alfalfa. room house. Port erl'ielil
i'o . 2 Hi West Cold.
FOR HA LK -Our modern home at 201)
N. Edith. We are leaving the city.
R. P. Stevenson
Ml
id w ay.
: 1! I :.'T -
sleeping jii
model 11 bou.'
no Invalids
I '' 'if KI-.N T
keeplng.
I ', l i Ti 1 : X T
llOUSekeepI
ll'lt i: I'. T
room, closi' In. 20:
Ft 'if i i : x T'FuTtTisli
Jbjhl llilllrekeeping
Foil U i;.NT Front rooins for offices
or housekeeping at Wilcox lloomln"
House :tii!l'. Central
l'"uriiisi'd room with
ni h in a lb., roughly
'c: geiitlcutau j, referred ;
201 N. High, phoue SOS.
Iloonis fur light hoiise-
324 W. Coal.
-Finn islieil rooms fili
ng, r. 10 West Coal.
-Xewlv
f tii'uish.-il froiii.
2 N. l-l.liih.
d
rooms ftti
4 S. Second.
ViU'Mi MAN v
.le ranch. J.
.outs position on i
W., cure Jouiniil.
at-
WANTED Partner.
WANTKD Parly
vast in building
patented as soon aa model In finished.
Address 4.itiK.
with $1000 to In
a machine, to be
FOR SAI.F A modern home one
mile from town, 2 acres with Im
provemedts. See owner 2021 N. 4th.
Foil SA1,,;- 7-rootn modern brick.
Arm i. $:l,soo. Southwestern Hcalty
Co., "ill I-:. Central.
FOR SAI.10 House o 4 rooms, faota
Fo brick, with hall, bath, pantry,
closets, hot and eold water, best
plumbing, cement walks, wash house
and outbuildings; corner on 6th Bt.
Apply owner, 622 W. Martiuette ave.,
bargain If sold soon.
Fui! SAL lo
rióse In on
cash, balance
vvestiq-n Ileal
Full SAI.K-
-s-room modern brick,
Walter St., $4,r,on, Jl.Oe-i
monthly Apply Soiilh
v 'o,. 20l F. 'i-ntj-al.
-Modern f'-ame house
FOR SALE Livestock.
Full SALK
ford bulls
Rrunton Shoer.iaker
5 thorouglitired
range raised.
N. M.
llere
W. II.
FOU SALK A No. 1 big, black, gen
tle, driving horse; also harness and
nearly new buggy. Kllego Haca.
Inquiry itooni 20, Armljo lllock,
phone 4r,7.
Territory of New Mexico. Countv of
llernalillo, ss.
On this 22nd day of Match. 1 909,
before me. a notary public wiihin ami
for said county, personally appeared
W. 1 1. Oillenivater and A. It. McMillen.
to me personally known; who being
each duly .sworn, did say, em h for
himself and not one for' the oilier,
that the snld W. II. Oillcnnnter Is the
oresldeol- un. I the sui.l A l M,. t i l Wm I
is the sorretary of the Water Supply I al
Company of Albuquerque, New Mexi-"
that the seal affixed to the fore-
going certificate is the corporate seal:
of said Water Supply Company of At- J
iiiiqnei que. New Mexico, and that "
said instrument was signed find a, -a led '
on behalf of said corporation by nii-i
thority of Its board of directors', andlj
tho said W. H. (lillenwnter and A i! . j
McMillen each acknowledged said in- 5
strumcnt to be the free act and deed i
of said corporation. I
w itness wneteor, I
FUlt SALK Seven flesh, first class
Jersey cows; three Jersey heifers;
also alfalfa, first and second culling.
Call Lockhart ranch, phone 712.
FOR SÁ LK Reasonable terms,
strong, gentle horse, riding or pack
ing, suitable for ladies or children.
Call or wrf'e, A. II. Itccknngel, room
20i Strickler, Lima Huildlng.
Full SALK- Poland China pigs
grown hogs. John Mann
WANTKD - O I gentle saddle
-ill ,".10 Northjriilrd st.
i'nll SALK- Two .leisey mill'
Apply Lock hart llaiidi
l-'t'il! SAI.i: 'Abav cold!" Icii inonths
old. 719 N'orlh Ml, St.
and
and two lols, at Ü05 North Waller
st Inquire on premiara.
i'O it S A 1 II e. i d e n i a t J 03 North
l-.'dith nt a bargain; examina it.
Chas Mann, old Albuijuerqiie.
Full SA I.K New 7-rooin brick house,
modern in evcr.v wa. one of the I'ln
est hollies In the city; owner luiist
leave and the place must go at one"
I'oi icrl i,l,l , 'o . 2 11! West Hold.
Foil SALK Collage, cheap. 1023 N.
Third st
Foil SALK ii-rtioni frame, close In,
screen piu'rli, sidewalks 111, price
$2300, $300 cash, balance $20 per
month. Soul hv c.stet it Hcalty Co ,
'01 K. Central.
Foil SALK - Nit
Mill St.. and
Porteril, Id Co . 2
Full
FOR RENT Dwellings.
Foil Ill-INT- Two lo six room house.
furnished or not. Apply W. V. Fu
Irelle, 114 W. Coal ave., upstairs.
FOR HUNT Uosedale Faultorlum;
possession given Juna 1. Inquire
nt Lockhart's ranch. Phone 711.
b
i- bull. ling
also West
Dl West Hold
SALK -Cheap; lent house
room screened; also furniture,
plv 1 1 7. care Journal.
Is on
ill i n 1.
one
Ap-
plllllcs
, vv s
The Missouri Society of New
Mexico meets t ho second Wednes
day of eaeli month at Odd Fel
lows' hall, 321 South Second
street. Next meeting, Wednes
day. May 12. HUI'..
ileadquni ters at Room 4, Rar
nett building, Second and Cen
tral. Phone 1079. I
All M issouria us are requested I
to call and register. I
O. J. K UA KM F. it, Secy. I
I
a bar-
otid st.
at a
Id o i.M I N't II' ,1'SK lor sale at
gain M L. Scliutl. 219 S. Se
I'ull SALK -New 3-rooui house
bargain, nionlhlv payments. I'or-
lei liclil Co., 2 Hi Wc.-'l Hold
Full S A LK --Chicken lamb, Willi
houses, tdi, -lis. garden; abundance
of water; 4-rooiii house, free taime
for chickens, a line place for $1HOO;
$200 i at h, balance in
FOR UKNT New modern fur
nished five-room flat. inquire A.
W. Anson, K23 North 4th Street.
FOR RENT New six-room modern
house. 417 S. Arno. Dr. Wilson.
Foil HUNT Cheap, one four-room
and ono five-room house, strictly
up to date. Inquire J. W. McQuade,
II S. Arno.
Full RKNT --Hood 5-room House, 3
screened porches, large yard, $15.
1, 1 , , y , 1H u n sa kor . 2 0á W . Hold
Foil RKNT- New 5-room houae,
then p. Apply I r, Itronson.
Full RKNT -3-rooiu furnished apart
ment, bath, gas ami coal ranges,
electric lights, $,-. Llovd Hunsaker,
20,7 W. Hold.
FOR RKNT May-1st, D-rootn brick.-,
modern: dose in. K. B. Ronth.
Fi HI U KN T 3-róoniTi"rlcc coftag
In good repair at $12 fit) per month;
water paid. 1001 N. Fourth, or Otto
1 'leckmann.
i"i o; it kt s,iiithe"rñ ílTíT-T Ti
rooms fiirnlsheil. '. II. McMUlion,
2 1 I VVest I ol, I
Ftill UIONT 3-ioom furnished houte,
ileal and clean, electric lights, large
.und, $IS. Llovd Hunsaker, 20 W.
Hold.
FOR UKNT -Four loom brick houae.
,1, jse In. Dr. Kaslerday.
Full UKNT- (loud furnished and un
furnished houses. Porterfleld Co.,
1'IH West Cold
Full UKNT Houses I to X looms,
one furnished. W. 11. McMllllon.
real osla!,, broker. 211 W. Hold.
FOR RKNT 1 1 out I 3- room house".
close in. $10; ginid 4-rooni newly pa
per, . I. $14. first class O-rooin, $;.'0.
I.lov , l 1 1 1 1 n a k c i 2 0.-1 W. fi i . Id.
For RKNT s-rooiu lioarding house.
Kuril it ore for sal,-, easv pavun-nt-e
W. II. .Mc.Milllon. 211 W. Hold
For
IKNT
on col
ei ti le light.
- ri
Cheap; nic
(age; piano
M i s. Non is.
ly furnished
; ired for
I 1 K. Coal.
Sletll Re,-, v C
lit lily.
20 1 K
s-oiilh-1
nlral.
AI.K
FOR
lug
219 S Second
i'ui: sa i.i-; -
f urn islo , c
clii. ken hous,
i -.iniirv and M
Al a Inn
llquire i
gain,
I M.
good .a
L. Si hint.
FOR RENT Miscellaneous.
stl.
t.
Fur RKNT--hour.
414
Hunt.
Saddle pony,
N. Third str,
per
Kva
in Witness Whereof. T have h
unto set mv hand ami affixed mv no-1 OCR POLICY I sUICR KALI
tarlal seal the day anil year last-above! l KM ALL '"'IITI'S. I.Kr 178
written.
(Signed)
ADKLA
(Notary Seal)
llOLMtvl'lST.
Notary Public.
Mexico, Countv of
be handled
the act of
If you "eslre a clear complexion
take roley Orino Laxative for con
stipation and liver trouble as It will
stimulate theje organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system, which is what
everyone needs in the spring In oi Jer
to feel well. J. R. O'Rielly Co.
OI K WORK f)F HI MUYI;
4 I.ADIKV CELLARS. Sil I IIT
WAISTS. SKIRTS Al 1)1 4 K
SI ITS l I s tPssU IMPI U-
ItL I AIXDIIV, HACK OP tST
Ol IH'K
Territory of N
llernalillo. ss
W. 11. Glllenwaler anil A. P. Mc
Millen, being bv ni" first dulv sworn
depose and saw each for himself, and
tot one for the other, that the t-nid
W. II. Ollb-nwater Is the president
and the said A R. Mi Milieu is the
secretary of the Water Supply Com
pany of Albuquerque, New Mexico;
that the amendim nts to th articles
of incorporation ns set forth In the
foregoing certificate were adopted bv
the unanimous vote nf u ,,f tbe
stockholder nnd of all nf the dlrec-
s of said Water Supply Oonipanv
"f Albuquerque. New Mexico, and
that the statements In saitl rcrtifii ata
contained are trii'-.
(Signed)
W. H HILI.KNWATKR.
A. T! McMIU.KX.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 22nd day of March, A. D. 19.
(Signed)
r ADKLA C. IKiI MQl lST
(Notary Peal) Notary Pul, lit.
SHOW Villi THAT Vi: CAN SAVK
vou miiMir on voi ii írockr
iv.H. v. u. I'RArr oo.. 314 s.
Kndorsed: N'o.
Vol. 3. page ,9
tides of Water
Albuquerque, N'-
capital stock and
f.9:3. Cor Heed
Amendment to Ar
al. plv Companv of
Mexico, Increasing
naming number of
directors. Filed In office of Secretare
of New Mexico. April 23. 1 909, 10 00
m.
NATHAN JAFFA. So, r, tary.
Compared C F K. to O.
Certificate of Pres't nnd See'y f
Water Simnlv Co in re n itif-nd men t t,i
'Art. of Incorpoidliu::. (COl'Y;. 1
FOR SALE
kl I'll) -.'-room nithlerii fra.iie eot
tsf. well IhiíIi; cellar. g,ssl out
Iniililiogs; s. Walter si. on cor
ner. $1000 3-riKiin frame, good bnrn,
.' lols, .',() fruit Itits; . 1. 11, Hi
M reel.
2 oon l-riMini nioitern brick st
tHge; ,. Secoiiil street, good
tabic.
$2100 4 -room nmtlerr Writ,
lawn. gtMMl (iiitlitilldliUjTS, corner
Int. Hi Ward.
t.17."0 7-riMiitt. Iwo-story brick,
bath, cellar, re-nient walks, S.
A rim. St.
1230(1 6 room, HutArn, exment
hlock outage. Bontii Edith IM.
Cloa I A.
Ill (Ml 1-rtHim rnuna, rT. ItL tt
60-rt. lot. city water; mjj Una
If drelrert.
f.TOiM) ."i-nKim. miMlern
cemeiiled cellar, larga
cliMw In.
f 2.t.lu 5-room. modrra
near car line.
SOME CIIOICK I.OTH IV
I'i:ri:a akihiiov.
BiislneMi pptni aaul naoSaa tot
Mlo. Motirjr lo loan
A. FLEISCHER
IIIK siath et-OBd
brick,
Mr o,
brick,
TUB
oill I It I bell p.
4 I ", N. Firtb
Full SALK i
iiielv ; :i-ac
water. Mr.
-room model u
nilplele. large
chli kens,
cklllg birds, the
if lik'-n at one-
house
ar.l, j
Reims, i
Whole I
Call 1
FOR RENT Offices.
FOR RKNT Offices and atorea la
Commercial rlub building. Apply
. . i Secretary of the club.
'help if taken loinicii
re inn. h house and
vTorris. 1 I II K. Coal.
BUSINESS CHANCES
$1.21, PKIt WultD Inserts rlaaalfled
ads In Sfi loading inncra in If. R
HALF Star Furniture Company . -r IJt The II.. M Advertising
aoo.la on e... terina or th. I 4.-7. Soul" Ij" trt Loa
- AIIDPlpa I 'm
FOR SALE Furniture.
FOU
sel
Installment
WANTKD- FuriiTtura" To rV.lr. W
A Hon Co.. phnne fids.
POULTR YANID PET STOCK.
Full SALK- Kggs l',,r l,a,,ing, II.
P. Rocks, Silver Wvandott.s and
White Leghorns Jl 2i pi r i:. II. L.
I Sin ir. 2j! lii'Hult.
Ftlit S.M.l:-- Cliainpioll bled malo
but terrier pup, aged " moiitbs. a j
prize winner, for paiti'iilais nddiessj
P u. Ilox 4 In. Silv , r i 'It v. N. M. i
oi
i R SALK -2
In, ss. I i 300
time, i it he
Mini. Mor 43
-i oom hotel, (..ind bus
w ill svv ing It, lialance
buslines n-ason for
LOST
I.i iST - t iold
lllltv of c,
nal: lilierai t
LUSTI'.os:"..
lad rut. I.
vt,y
v . HI
M it T il .
" 111, U
II die ,
I, I'd KM'.
j;.-tut ,1
fob
to ,1
Oil -
. 1 1 let . e., i s a nd !
lor. vv Inte l'.ice. i
.iVlug at Pullie.v
s o i la 1,1.- r- vv ., i . I l. v b
store
X.-.o IllAV ltlt.
On l lrst si reel, at Hie head of Cold
avenue, a diamond weighing; slxiul one
karat. Rrliirn to Itotnii II. Crom
well biiiltliiijr and i ecel o renard.
Plome H-.'D.
FOR SALE Business.
FOR SALK --A blacksmith outfit and
large st", k of material, cheap. In
; grow ing tow n: extra good opening;
goo, I,,, iie.n. Add tesa J. S. ü., Morn
I log .lout tinl.
lit, I! Svl.K Must soil at tone ac
j count oilier busincs.i at Houston,
. T, x.,': good i slnliii-hcl cash biisi
I n-ss. no wagon, only bakery In the
illv; a snap fot Hie light mall. 'City
Itakcrv, Plalnvievv, Texas.
ÍFuR SAMv-ulil istabllslied ahoe
stoic a Mil names business; 1n-vob-ei
about S Infill ; diop and repair
tools In conne, tion, or will sell separ
ately, for particulars addtrsn. Mrs.
K
K. Hilt
i Full s i.i;
i liusini's
address :
I St . cit v
s-iii nrrii, N.
An establNh,
a itargain.
rrmann.
lb
M.
d el,
Call
103
i trl. al
on tvr
S. 5th
I FRENCH FEMaLE
PILLS.
A ir r.a-t .ia ftintt fcr i-riMM fiwfrwtnM,
HIV! R M0l Tt UU. HrV Vet r- ft I Pa:.U.
tV'i.-n 4, t4,iMl nf Htairf tan4-1
laTa rm 4J1 fimtmm M tk
UNtTf itMcuea mi t, ir4rmn.
44 uia v r'4 lot
TYPEWRITERS
TYPKWniTKRS, Sewing Machines.
Hleyrles. repaired, rented, bought
and snld. Typewriter ribbons. Hewitt a.
117 8. Third Rt
iold In HibuQutrout b lie I. tt. I Kicili C
MISSION FURNITURE
MISSION Furniture tn order on abort
notice. Pest equipped factory In
: Aubiiqucrque. Lowest prices. Crown
I FuniUuta Co., HI Wtil OoltJ,