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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1910
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In ihf vi nt ilml vim fhi.iilil red
r'iriip yur miiriiinii lial't-r. Itl"
.h.in.. ihf 1M 1ST I. TM.I-aiKAl'H
I" lill )'ir tllOlU Riel tUllifffB
l-IVl IIIC I ITU-T Hill b tl"llV"r"l ' V
Slie, oil Mtltlffcr. 'flio trl-illli !
.a
.i (t(V- K r M 1(1 M .0
The mi.-.w tjl "ill " P"1""
f..i Hie ;ii-teft ami eimvi.-tlen cf anv-!..-
.eit,l Mt-.tliluc CJlii'" t '!'
JU, ft.piu .1 iTrn.il frmii lh donr-
a f i mi! 'rtlit-ri
JIJIH.Í4I, I'l lll.lSlli.NO 'O.
Kitltli. I '.. H i, i-, ii'. .m i ii K II. Ilnv
of fli. i liw.il utiitlon lr.fl r,.lel-ihi V flip I
WIuhIow where ho will upend vaca
tion. 1 1 In )lii('i' Hill lie I u k i ii In the
mi'iui hile by II. I). McNaraniii.
FHchds nf Mm. J. M. Hawkins will
In pleased to learn Hint hIh' Ih rapid
ly recovering from a m-rh nf serious
operations, hnvinir been under trent-
I mint In the Saniii Fe hnsppal and
St. Joseph's sanitarium fur I he past
four nit'itl lis.
THROW OUT THE UHE
hi mm year nl
I i hiiit irinii
. A
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
-Ni v
unir
Forecast.
Washington, Aim" !Mi.
Warmer S.ititi'dny: yrt
j ion 1 1 mix, Sundav fair.
Arfxoiia Salitrduy d'lr In
local showers in ninth porlio
dav lair.
West Texas Partly cloudv
(lav and Sunday; uaiiiu'i' in
portion; liuhl in mod' ra If
winds.
'.V Xeiv
MliH yol).
í icll I VI !'
I'll"
(b-
5!' x
lie
,,, hi,-., dial
s. .! la."
and Until
' and 5S.
native laborer mi tin new sewer
,IM 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '. thiMIKll lint seriously
I linn yesterday moriilnii win n an elec
) ill- Unlit pulí' nl the corner "I Fourth
I street and Hold (i v ri fidl over, nir
! rv i 1 1 down with It tlii' ai'i' lii;lit nl
j Ihf cnrtn-r and a mass nf wires.
I YV. I". Cobb, lilli. id A lbuillcruue'li
i raik marksmen, li lt last mlit for
I licnvcr wln-ic In' Mill take art ill the
l Idlí I 'olorado shootlhK tournament ill
th Stone p.-irk. Cobb han inaili soine
classy records nnd will nndnnld edly
tve a K""d account f himself nt
I Uciivit.
I n nidi. eon i t i'lf rila x I 'al l
i I'tirnt was llri'd i-n dnllaiM .mi :i
jiliali'i' id' driiii l;iiii" and iIífitiIitIv
pxih lly ; 1 ondiM t, 1 r I c 1 na n 11 1 .-. t Tlmrs-
"Hnlllcd I dav niithl II.' ilaliin ii In 1 nail .Wi
llie rlht Í t'-rilay tlmt In.- nrl.i'il fur the Sania
I IV al Win.-li-M until si'Vi'l'iil davs aim.
t.lw tin- 14 hi ni-) m 1 1 -1 j nuil Many l
lniiiii'Mii(' I'l'iiplr U III llnii'f.
' M.'Xhn
111 fililll ll
Hnlllll,
; .Sun- j
Saliir-
lll'l III
irialilf
'I'hruw Hut Hie I. ir
Tlie kidneys need help,
'rile.v 're n el ni'ked '
iiifJiill llldred "lit ul III.
They're .etiiny m-se
ii'e.
Will j nu help iln iii '.'
linan'K Kid in-; Tills li
thmiKa mix nf kidney n.t
in 1
him
i alniiit 7.000 rum nhoi't nf the tula I 1 Westerly claims, arc tho Juniper Cot-
tae aiul linldeh Queen lironps, nil
;liavliii their origin In the (Jileen lodo
; or mnther vein of the diclriet.
i 'Hie OiiUk ( niiiiany.
1 A majority of the.(. easl and west
! veins have pasxed the pruspeetinK
Niage and are nmv priiduetlve mines.
1 The extension of these to and beyond
the point of intersect Ion with the
now owned and efm
ii.iks company. Inoor
W. J. Weatherby, as
general matniKcr, and
as secretary.
of this now. and what
lieiotlle one Of the IIHISl
the "I'lHi'Mime.
houeer. 011 the Santa
l c In uiiuHinillv liravi for this time
! of the year. To mi linns of ihe red
; hall freight each nmi nlni; have been
flailed enbt from the coast.
; No nil-, in i-iiii-iii.
i t'lilcHjto, Auk. :. As a result of
the imitation aaiiisl common drink
ing ciiis. tiiiMdei's on Wisconsin
ilianiH uil discme:- al'ier September 1
I Hint Hie railioads nn 1'Hi'it furnish
'lliein. orders have vile out from
general oll'iecs of all rnads which run
I into that stale thai li'iiniliell shall put
iMe piiniic iiniiKiin.- cin.s now sunn na
A.
neiii In i;eru
iiri-fe 1 'am pf ield
jisierilay merniuK.
I,. I'. I iiiss as in the city I1..111 San.
I 1 I f ycslcrd.ty.
W. I''. Walker spent veMeidav in
Jilela I'll lillfilM'SH lualleis,
Miis Marv fitch or Sncnrro. was a
i 'il'H' ill the city yesl el da .
.Mrs. i:ih:'.n l. Willi, nus arrived in
A lhinilel'.l:c J 1 slerday il 1
I 'I II' ( .
I.IIS ,
, ( l
ii-r.Mii-.
,1 in
Vol
1 id.!
I's
ll
in H
: 1!.
il-
il V.ll.l
1 el'tel-dll
and Mi s I) .1 Ali-er v. Ill
1 11 1, f-1 1 1 1 1 ) v ii'i: hi '. I "in a vi. il li
I ;' r ' os.
UaliiM I.. Jill a l.i. I. uv,-ru
1 .1 count;., was in town
i,..ll l.ns I.lllli'S.
Mrs. W. li. I'laik and lainily id 7nii
P-.alli lálilh s'i'iei hae reluriied
1 10111 a vl.-jt in 'a IHni iila.
Air. end Mrn. M. W. Klounuiy re-i
1 Mr and Mrs. C A .en,, fiarrn'n
of I'liam in.. tl:e vinitie man v. lio
Idled Wednesday, will arrive In Allni
i ,(iteriiie .-iiiidav 11UI1I Imm 'I'acunia,
. af.lilnt'.toti. The funeral will occur
from the 1 111 mat ulate 1 'niu eplinn
hiilih al li o'clock .Monday 1 1 1 "1 1 1 1 'I .
Interment will he made 'li Santa llur-
hara e'lneterv.
- Salhlv l.aiii'i i k, w li" claimed lh.it
ii'ik" I n A. W. Anion, ihe cnii-
nr, was airesied last niyht and
d ill fall. ehai'K"i with h"nn t it -l
led. Siiti.lv aeeuinillateil a sup
ii Itilovii at inn I'liuoiH and w ent
ep lii ihe middle of North Filth
h lis Minies il I st u rlied the sluni
d residenls 111 that part of tow 11
liie police were appealed to l'
oí de.sp
I'ti in '
I ki.iiu
from th,. vcrue
Will 1 m e a ny
hie.
Mrs. J. Hal',
A 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 t iue. N
Insly lorioiaiia!
Dlt'llt I Blivi' n
hey I'dls in J, 1 tmary,
effect that they had I.
lamily with spirni'id r-K'ilts,
her 01' cur liousehidd suif,
months from pains In Ihe I
lor Hie benefit ,, llidslv
In lihliim when ihev ene
line h nd not take I hem o
another state Is reached.
The new system i Ihe result
rule promulgated by the Wisconsin
i late board of In ait h. w hi, li holds
that 1 iiiniiiiin drinkiri : cups are dan
"eniiis and i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 al.- 1 11 1 eel in us
discuses.
passeiiuers
iiss Hie slate
it imain uuiil
if a
.M..
c tin
la (ir
pulla
.1 l.'n.l
I :"7.
Ill USI
lie 1
1 1 ael
ph e
I. xl.
ph
lo si
re- I Heel
Ihe I. er ,
! and
t'lt"tl WIS
a day or
hrmicjit
unable b
t . o. I it I
poKilixe
11: Knl
l" ilit
ii in in.1
A 'in-Ill -t-tl
lol-
,1 k and
, r
1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 14
nil's Kin'iit
leliei ana
rid-
0
TWENTY T
FEET OF VEIN AT
fil
OGOLLQN
t.
11
no
a Use of till
,n i-e, last nli;li n I ( 1 f him
wtelo' in Nw Voi'k ami
I ; n H ii til i lat.-s.
llarrv Stronc, of iStroin;
has rellirned lli'lll alt cXIl
in I-oiir Jlcach and other
i Í bsoii.
hill
Sidney, have 1 it urn
ks' i'Mourn ill Houlhel'il I'ali
slei da v
1 1 1 ten.
Mi i. (
and nu
n eli we-
fornla,
II, II. I 'ei-Kiissou lelt
ini'iniiiu for l.iiM Vckiih lo atldtess a
nallielllm of ilcinoclalM III the .Mead
ow (lly.
Sail waa filed in the district court
j'1-xterilnv by W. I 'lux ton .Moore. ns-
si'ie-e of Ho- ,Me-i-rs l.i'iuor company, t
iu'ainti W. '. Jlearns lor l'.cl. I
At isn K,A II,, Val. k, w ho ha- been In !
" . 1 J i .' . r 11 ii t for lie pail month. will
Hull September lis( and resiiinixi
her vi'-lin ciafftes.
,Iam,-s M. Mullen. tb-piit- supervisor t
of tin- Mm, inn Nati. dull forest. III
leave In a lew- da' to rpend a mouth :
nt his old home In l'ciin lv aula. '
l.'t v. .lesse llutivau, paslor of
iSupns! church, left vffterd.iv
.Mount. linuh' He will n-Uiiii to
illy tomorrow- nlyht,
1 tell phi lie
1 disl urba in e,
I.Mr. S. A N'lsbeit ami .Miss Kaiinic
I. Hal lies, were mal í ie, I el s o'clock
la.M iiluhl in Ihe parlors of the Wcst
iinins'cr A pa 1 t incuts, on West Tl.leras
road. In Ihe presence til a number of
invited i-'ucsts, most of whom residi
a l Hie West mi nutei . The ceremony
was iiei'i ornied I" !ev. K. W. Olto.
i P.-iHtnr id Hie I, catl aveiiiie Methodist
I It-ol bei s. 1 b nf b. Mr. .lohti A. 1 1 c w.-ik best
iidt-d xiial I man and Mir. Dinnc I.. Wilcox 111a
1 'alifoi'ina Ir' ii i f boiior Tin- brlile came to
I A I j 111 1 1 1 j en 1 1 if tlnce wcek'1 aeo fr'trn
, I 1 1 1 ,. 1 s 1.' a 11, " I'll, 1101 , ano i. ie hiooiii is II
1 afl
lidiiii; live
Ibe Ne.v
earned in
loll tills I'eme,
tail to ttrini: r
ri del s.''
l-'t.l hale by
lldol'selu
In 111
lief I rom l.lilllf.v ill
i K ina and Oueni L.oclcs in Grant
County of Wcndeiful Rich
ness; Minina Notes of Dis-tiitt
.leal.
Fosler-.l ilburn 1
rk, sole aip-iits fo
cents.
Ni'W y
Stales.
Hium-inhcr Hi
taki- no other.
I'lin .
Halla !
! ( llilt
I loan's a ml
-II
I'
ll ll" u n cm libiv e of the Sunt a
.bops. .Mr, and Mis Nuibrll left last
nu;lil lar I ;.-laiiola. X. M., where Mr.
Xiebcll mi ni, i-iy 1 esiileil. ' for a bi-lef
hcnevmooii. , Tin v- will make Albn-
I in ripie their home.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mni'ltni'rl Mver.
.Mai'Kiict Mver. the Utile fourteen
mouths 1 1 1 1 ilauihler of Mr, and .Mrs.
Jacob Mver of Forester aveniin.
illi-d veKlt-rday afternoon at 1 o'clock
oí' meulnultlH. The fuiiertil serv p-es
will be held this afteriioou at '.'.:'.!)
1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ihe residence Willi interment in
Fall view cemeierv. Mr. Alyer Is the
xvcll known member of tin firm of
Hie! Mandril, Myrr and couipanv. lirv.
bu- i Mr. Warren, lector of St. John's l"pis
Ihis i copal church w ill olllclate II lie rn.
' tin us. Ii inn I d I'aso lu time today.
CITRUS HOVEMEHT
NEARLY OVER
(Jnily Avciaíío 10 to
Willi Only Few Left
loinia for vSlii)HKint,
Cr.
The lliovemelil
of similierii r, ililt
thai it Is now prat
of ciirii.-i fruit mil
rni-i has sltrunir so
tica lly a closed ca
non as far as the railroads are nui
ccrurd. The daily iiveraire on the
Santa l'- is from ten to fiiteen cars,
and railroad men expect lo see the
lew hundred carloads V''t left mined
within n short time. J.asi year the
Heasnn VVi-is pei k tu.il, the obi Iruit mil
licine cleaned up before the first cats
nf Hie new season were shipped, but
i such tbltiii i s looked for this ve.-ir.
The 'total sblpineril Hlls li-iir lo dale
far iiuli
ein is I hi'
"Plloiially
Two
( Silver I 'lly J if J cudelll.)
The (jileen s Hi,, mother lode of tlie
vein s.VRtem of the Mnnidhm minim:
district and has a feneral coursi'
norlh by r, denrecs easl. ICxpluita-
tiou and devclopineni thus
cate Hint the reat íisMire v
eastern boundary ul this ext
rich ami cxlciisve mining area.
miles to Ihe tveshvard of Ihe "Quern"
is Hie Kliia; Vein, l.,u nn u pproxlniat
I y Hie niiuii (ieueral slrike as the
molhcr lode, and In Hie only parallel
vein of mile In Ihe system. Tin' Fn
Irrprisc conip.inv s holdiiiKH. conslst
in of two claims, lb,. Knlrrnrise and
I 'crsevenuico, are exlelislons of (he
Florida fci-oiip bclonwin lullii- Mnpil
loii Cnlil and (.'upper compaii), Soutb-erlv-
from the I'ci-seveiaiicn are the
Snow irifi, J.'rec Millim;, Slavbaik
and Slayback Nos. I and 2. North and
South Alpine and I'm ilie. nu uretra line
upwards of 20, (bill linear led of con-
liniioun vris material, bavim; a
wldlb ran;iiiii frnm three to I it t.r-n
teet of cominercia llv v aluable millim,"
liilersrctins the (Jut-en. and hav-
hii; a westerly slrike, beuiuninij with
the Silver liar, or t'ooney -mine, on
Hie hurl!,, arc the Alberta. Tillbv.
!''a nn v-i 'ha ni pion. .via ml S.. Last
nice. Ileadvv I, Hold Dust and
j Ix nut v ein a re
1 trolled by the
porated. with
president ami
li . Hoover
The aereare
is destined
valuable ami influential corporations
in the lenitory. closely approximates
I, (I'm acres of what is trenorally con
sidered to be exeepHona liy valuable
and rich mineral laud. Westerly from
the Kins; there are many valuable
locations, shippers of record, and
present Indications of mineral wealth,
i out In nil y and f-ireimih of vein and
ore pi-oiluctiv fiiess ire not dissimilar
to those on the eastern side. Several
of these are also included in the prop
erlv of the oaks company. liei ent
developments and iiroiiress made mi
the Tunnel troup of claims evidence,
jink-ini: from present indications, the
nearness i f a new vein and the ex
posure of a body of valuable milling
Saturday's Special Sale
13 lbs. Best I,ttatoi'H ."
1' cans of California A prb ids. .'. . . :2."w'
.1 Nina II cans of Toinatues .-
'',c bottles nf Catsup 20r
7 cans of Sardines III oil 2.Yr
Fancy String Beans, per um (Or
'1 cans of California Cherries :!."r
- pkss. of fulled lilce 2.-,r
cans of Cove oysters rj!.-,r
3 pkss. of Macaroni t
Sell on Sii'.ht ScolirlllK Snap .-r j
1a lb. Srhi'pji's Cocoaiuit ).") I
(iraie Nula, per pks lie
I'listiim Cereal, per pkf; 2I(
Wul l,oa I, or can Illi
liice. per 11 rr
.'! hollies of l'b-ker. jác
THE MAZE
Wm. KlrUc. ii)(. 211 so. I'lrst St.
of
'hi
Iron Her between .Mineral Creek and
While Water; on the northern anil
southern sbipcs of 1 ule Whitewater,
a tributary of the former and the
southernmost nroup of easterly and
The acipiisitions of this company
oiiirnl i tif most available and con
venient mill sites in Hie drainage sys
tem of Mineral and Silver Prix k basins
and will furnish an ample supply of
water for a mill havint; a capacity
r.i ii l: i ii k from 7 SO to I. into tons of
ore per day when judiciously and
properly- developed. The location of
Hie mill sites, the easily accessible
location of Hie mines, tlie opporttinl
lb s for t un iteliiiu. the most econom
ical method of mluiiu:, and theVnrn-
mcrcial values of the ores, make of
Ibe minimi estate of the Oaks com
pany an Ideal minimi proposition. The
em p.'oymcni of skilled labor and
competent rniniii enniiieers by the
company is the rule which has been
adopted by the manam-ment. and tins
method has borne fruit, in the rapid
and economical development of tin
various claims now brtuc; operated.
The Incorporation of the Oaks
company ami the economical develop
ment of the properties owned and con
Irolled w ill lead, up to dividend py
in results, and the chief industry of
New Mexico will receive an impetus
second to none on ihe continent in
point nf product ivencss and profit
able niiniiiK.' "
Soiiirro Mines Company.
The stream of bullion whirli Is now
comliiK from the liiines and mill of
the above named company Is not only
up to. but slishlly lu advance of the
predi, lions of Hie promoters and
I'm iner ow ners of the properties cm-
braced in the holdiims. of tin; rom
pa uy .
I-rom a constant und daily recur
ring loss, the new inanauemeiit, under
Ihe direction of ("eni-ue II. Tower, Jr.,
enera! superintendent, and William
A. k'unkle, mill superintendent, llave
luouuhl the property to its present
stale of efficiency. 'Ihe imprnve-
nls on the old machinery mid (he
addition to the new. tonether with
labor, has brought about this satis
factory condition of -iffairs which is
hluhly i i r i i i I , i tile alike to I ho stock
holders and manaüomeiit.
Developments now ueinn pi-oseeuted
hate opened anil exposed' new ore
bodies in ihe Wonderful fault-fissure
of Hie Fannie-Cbainiiion mine. The
lower workings show increased width
ami values in the mint product.
The mill is now treminti from 100
to li'."i tons per day. the ore averasinK
a trifle over $1 per mil in unid anil
silver. Th(. weekly coitsi nineiit of
bullion is certainly irratilyinn. and
Ibis may be materially inn-eased with
slight additions to the preseni plant.
The (ni) level Is more than holdiiiK Its
ow n and Is now- carrying in the breast
of the east drift twenty feet of mill
inii ore. The concentrates are
hipped by express from Silver City
to distant MiieltiiiK centers. TtiroiiKh
niil the mine and mill the manage
ment has been nfva!ivf and up to
date, and is reflective of credit upon
Messrs. Tower ami Kunklo. who have
brought the property out of chaos up
to a productive and dividend paving
mining; proposition.
Tim tiohl Dust.
The Hold Dust group. Iit'lnnginir to
Abe Peterson. Then. W. Carter and
the Ilrownell estate. Is now held under
option by a wealthy syndicate of
eastern capitalists. The property in
question, ronsistim; of six rolHlnunitR
liins. has loin; been regarded as one
the most oromising in this region
of productive mines.
The dev elopmeiitH under the Im
mediate supervision of Abe Peterson.
thorough and practical miner, con
sist in Hie main of a cross-cut tunnpl
ü!0 feet in length, which Intersected
Hie vein at a depth of 310 feet frnm
the surface. The vein material tit the
point of Intersection avcranes four
feet ill width and is of a prolilatile
commercial milling urade.
The values are about one-half Bold.
the balance briiiR silver. The tunnel
Is us straight as n plumb line, and is
on avcrnRC width and lioinht from
portals to breast, and cost under Mr.
Peterson's manatcenieiit J7.70 per not.
which Includes every item of cost per
taining tn mililiiK.
The new company has ample means
and will develop this property for all
11 Is worth, helnc fully assured at the
very inception of their undertaklne
that they have a bonanza in sluht
f uual tn three times tlie cost of devel
opment and the purchase price uf the
property.
oritiliial slates."- vvhich Ait wa p.,
i proved June 21),. A. 1). ij
I OltDKRUD A tJKNFItAL .;
i tci.v to ni' nciii in the Territory
i New .Mexico, on lucsthiv, the titti
"I nt-uicin i.t-i , i. 13111, lo moose (lia-
hundred (ll)ii) delegates to form a
cinisl itul lona I ' (i il veil 1 1. ii for said
Territory for the pulposo of franiiue
a constitution for the proposed stale
of Now" Mexico;
And Whereas. It npiiecriiiH if.,m
the said Pltoci.A .MATluN ,,f ,iu
Ciovernor of New Mexico, that eljrl'it
(HI ilclegatcs have been a pportiotiei
lu the County of Hernalillo. ,-,v..
Mexico, tlie ipiallfied elect. ns of sab!
County of r.el iia bll'i are hereby n-u-fied
In choose by ballot Ihe s:ii,
eight (S delégales to said eonstltu
tbina.l convention apportioned to n,
County of llerne.liln on the said um
day of Seiilember. A. 1). IP Hi; said
ffenernl election for the qualified
electors
1. will he held
iplo .1 a ra m 1 1 ! 1 1 ;
2. ut the house
Un
tile housi
housi
housi
house
the
tin
tile
prei inct ;
'.(. at the housi
N
lu. at the huuse
II. at the house
iMion.A.M.vnox.
C.overnor of the Tor
r. i: Hon
Whet-ens. lii
litory of New' Mexico in iiccortlaiice
'villi the provisions of an Act nl t'oit
KTcsf,, enlitled, "An Ael lo enable the
people of New Mexico to form a con
stilulion end state Koveinnicnl am1
be admitted into the I'libm on an
equal fooiin.'; with (he orlKinnl slates:
and to ctiable tin- people of Arizona
to form a roust il u t ion and stiite gov
ernment and In- admilled into i'.ie
I'ui'-n on an equal fooling- wlili Hi
of Precinct No.
the house of Proi
of Precinct No.
A nt unió ( hi r la ;
id Precinct No. 3, at the s, lio,,
house of said piecinct;
of Precinct No. 4, at
Sa nt iawo ( lurch1 ;
of I'l'eclnet No. ,", at
Alfredo Apolínea;
of Prt chut No. ii, at
I toman Moraga;
Of Pt-rcillct No. 7, Hi
Jesus ( la l ela ;
of Precinct .No. X, a' the m-1
'mure of si-bl
of Precinct
(ieorge 1, ovalo;
of Precinct N
Filomeno .Mora;
of Precinct N
Rafael Chavez;
of Precinct No. I:', at police tu-ai.'-
quarters ill the Korbcr Huilding en
North Serond street:
of Precinct No. 13. at the brick
school house of said precinct;
of Precinct No. 14. at the house m'
Nicolas Herrera: '
of Precinct No. 2 2,, nt tlie house ,,f
Carlos l.opez:
of Precinct No. 23, at the house nf
Manuel Hónrales y Lopez;
of Precinct No. 2(1, at the Kcptib.
lican club room, 12u W. Silver Ave .
of Precinct No. 28, at. the house nl
Jose Sahedra y Jaramillo;
of Precinct Xo. 34, at the house n'
Amistado HuHcrrez;
or Precinct No. :;."i, at the sclu. ,1
house of said precinct in said Count,.
if Hernalillo, on ihe (;th day of Sep
tember, A. I. HHll. between llu
liours of !i;(i) a. in. and fi:(io p. m.
N'oTICli IS FFPvTIII'Wi OIVKX
that such election for delegates to
such CoiisliHitloiial Convention shall
be held, Ihe returns made, and Hi"
(llificalcs of prrsons elei-ti'tl at said
reetion issued, as nearly as ina.v lie ia
the name manner a" la prrsMihcd by
the Laws of the Tcrrilory of New
Mexico rcgitlalitit,' elections therein of
members of the lcfislalure existing al
the time of the last coition of the
said members of Hie .said legisla t til ".
and . that Ihe provisions of said lav in
all respects Including tho qualification
of electors anil legist i u i ion shall be
applicable to the snhl election pro
vided for In said Act of Congress.
WITNKSS the seal of the Hoard of
County Commissioners of Hiriiahilo
Counly, New Mexico, and the hand oi
Its chairman, attested bv the clerk.
lhls-2i!lh day of August, tullí.
(SI-JAM Af.FKKI) (Kl'XSFF.I.H,
.Chairman.
Attest: A. K. Walker. Clerk.
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The 30th Annual New Mexico Fair and Resources Exposition
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A Solid Week of Recreation
and Amusement.
High Class Harness and
Running Races.
Base Ball Tournament.
Grand SVSililary Display.
First Annual Dog Show.
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The C. W. Parker Amusement Company will Furnish the down
town night attractions. Fourteen high class shows and sen
sational free acts.
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Exciting Relay Races.
Motorcycle Races.
Mineral, Agricultural and
Horticultural Exhibits.
Live Stock and Poultry.
Every Species of New and Instruc
tive Amusement Will
Bo Provided.
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REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS
Alb
yquerque, October
7 and
91
Write the Secretary for Premium List and Other Information
J. H. O'RIELLY, President ROY McDONALD, Treasurer
MIKE MANDELL, Vice President JOHN B. McMANUS, Secretary
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