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THE TUOTJMOARI NEWS
. , . .-.r.TUTV3siiiaiin-inriir
SabscripUen $1.W Per Tear
The Tucumcari News
Published Every Thurdy
IRA E. FURR, Eillter and Publisher
Entered an second-ehuM matter at
the postoffice in Tucumcari, N. M un
der act of Congrou, March 1, 1879.
Thursday, October 17, 1918
DEMOCRATIC TICKKT
For U. S. Senator W. 3. Walton rff
Grant county.
For Congress G. A. Richardson of
Chaves county.
For Governor Felix Garcia of Rio
Arriba county.
For Lieutenant Governor Elmer B.
Veeder of San Miguel county.
For Supreme Court R, H. Hanna of
Santa Fe county.
For Attorney General T. J, Mabry of
Bernalillo cj.mty.
For Secretary of State Juan J. Duran
of Unioi county.
For Superintendent of Schools J. S.
Long of fooievelt county.
For State Auditor Marcus C. de Baca
c ' Sniiftiv.i county.
For State Treasurer T. W. Medley of
Socorr tao-n.y.
For Land Cc imissloner G. A. Davis
son of Cha ez county.
For Corpcrat on Commissioner D. J.
Flnegan of C.ay county.
For Representative:
II. 0. NORMS
C. E. HUNTER
For Sheriff:
J. A. STREET
For County Clerk:
T. N. LAWSON
For Treasurer:
JOHN M. EAGER
For Tax Assuror:
U. I.. FRANCIS
For Superintendent of Schools:
J. A ATKINS
For Probate .hulce:
J. C. WILLIAMS
For Countv Surveyor:
A. R. MOSES
For Commis.Mo er First District:
W. A. DODSON
For Commissioner Second District:
F. W. NATIONS
For Commission r Third District:
JOHN F. HELL
William 0. Walton, tho Democratic
nominee for senator, has voted for
every war measure usked by President
Wilson and thu administration during
his service In Congress. A voto for
Walton Is a voto for the admlulatra
tlou, Ir n vote of confidence In PresU
dwnl Wilson. It menus thut ote from
New Mexico will be cast to aid In tbe
varnest prosecution of the war, not
to ntiK the President, as his opponent
would do,
Judgtt Richardson If elected to Con
gress will vote In the House as Wal
ton will In the Senate; that is, for
every war moasuie which President
Wilson asks from Congress to carry
on thu war. A vote for Illchnrdson Is
a patriotic vote and a vote of confi
dence In the President.
Felix Garcia Is not a politician but
a business man. Ho hns proved that
In his careful, sensible handling of the
affairs as a member of the state tax
commission. Ho will make the peo
ple of the state a business governor
Elmer K. Vcedor is one of the best
lawyers in the state and was the li'gil
adviser to the Into Governor De Bnca.
He knows law and parliamentary prac
tice nnd will make an admirable pre
siding officer for tho Senate
Seven years on the bench of tho
statu of New Mexico has proven that
Richard H. Hanna Is a just, a capable
and a fearless Jurist. There Is uot a
brtalli of attack on his ability or his
tutegrlty He Is a sound lawyer,
stands for the rights of the people and
has always been fair to labor.
Tom J Mahry In one of the rising
young lawyers of the state nnd as It
attorney general will not be In th.
hands of any corporate or big business
Interest. He will construo the law
without fear or favor In tbe tntorest
of the whole peoplp of tho state.
Juan J Duran has made an efficient,
active county clerk of Union county.
His promotion to tbe office of secre
tary of stnto Is logical nnd he Is amply
qualified for Ita exacting and precis
clerical duttes.
Prof. J S Long has been principal
of the schools In several cities of th-i
state and. also vice president of the
New Mexico State Touchers Associa
tion, He Is an able educator, qualified
by training and experience and will
take the schools of the state out of
politics.
Marcus C. De Baca la a capable
business man and has always stood
for the best Ideals In political affairs
In New Mexico. Unlike many other
Republicans when De Baca broke away
from the party because of the domina
tion of a corrupt Republican machine
he broke away for good. He Is clean
and foarlesn and competent. His op
ponent Is tho brother of the perpetual
present auditor of tho state. The onlv
way to end the Sargent 20-year dy
nasty Is to vote for De Baca.
T. W. Medley Is ono of the strong
Influential and trusted bankers of the
southwest. He knows finances and
financial operations thoroughly and Is
exactly tho man to have charge of the
disbursements of the state. He tit
of the same type as his predecessor,
Roy L. Hall, whose service has given
complete satisfaction to the people of
Hvb sUU.
flervrcn Dnvlsnnii him hflpn In thi
real estate business and the cattle
buslnuss In tlm utato for more than (i
decnile, I In knows the lund business
of thp Btntc of Now Mexico, will nfo
Ituard thp Intorrats of the state in tnu
disposition of nil lands nnd msy bo
iltvinliil iiinn to so niniiftRti thp Im
portant buslnoss of tho stato Innd of-
flcr ns to protect the taxpayers ana
serve thp schools nnd thn public,
TV I FMnrenn Is n rnllrond man. A
representative of union tabor, who
hnm itmiln nn rfflclont rountv officer at
Tuctnnrnrl nnd will when elected to
thp state rorporntlon commission aire
th Dpiiinrrntlc tmrtv control nnd nut
nn end to thp weak and Insincere pol
icy which hns permitted tno rauronns
of the stnto to dominate the commis
sion nnd n'tnln n representative of
the bin rnllrosds of the TCI Pino dis
trict to hold In office ns thp commis
sion's rnto expert one of tholr former
employe who hns nhvnys fnvored
thpm In ovc- "ontroversy
The most oxtenslvr non voting rec
ord which has bin mudo by any
member of tile Unite' States Senate
Is that of Albert Bat i Fall, who Is
asklne to b -select ! as a Ttopub-
llcnn bpcaue tne nation nepds him, If
that Is trnp ni his pi'tirs say, why
has hp been niifent much of tho
time? Would Ids reto: 1 be any bet
ter In thp nev six years''
Kverv candidate on the Victory
Mekct nomlnnt.d by Mie Democratle
state convpnt'o'i U n 100 per cent
Amerirnn for America and Americans.
If It Is true ttmt "every minor help!
tho Kalt-er" Imi'I it true that every
vote of luck ot confidence In Presldont
Wilson's administration helps thu
Kaiser Don t you think Kaiser Dill
will wutch your vole as closely In No
vember as be will watch your dollar
In October?
(jermuuv Is nlreadv suueallnir. Now
is the time to stay with YOUR gov
ernment Don't you bclluvc tniu
every militarist In Germany if he weru
lu the L nlted States and had a voto
would ote amuliat the candidates of
the Wilson :uli.:lntnr;ulon?
it is the same old Bursum story ot
the "burnirit; ol the books. " They say
tliHt C. l: Strung, die treasurer of
Mora county. ki-pt his records at hlu
home and unfortunately there was a
fire there which destroyed the house
and the records of i lit- treasurer's of
fice anil n lie traveling auditor
can't audit his books. Has a famlllar
sound, doesn't It?
The boys over theie urn helping
Wilson win the wnt Help him over
here by giving liim n ote of confi
dence when you go to the polls on thu
Cth of November. A ote for the ad
ministration Is another liullot fired at
Hiudenburg und Ludeiulorft.
Take the GERM out of Germany,
Take tho Hl'N out of Hungary,
Take the lil'1,1. out of Bulgaria,
Take the GOBBLE out of Turkey,
That Is the way to win the war.
How?
By toting your confidence in Wood
row Wilson.
Germany Is trying to quit now while
theie is still n cli. nice that the quit
ting is good. But if this is the time
Germany thinks 'he war ought to quit,
then it Is precisely the wrong time for
the t 'nlted .Stnte.s to deride to quit.
Buck up Wilson by iui vote and show
the world that Ann-lieu l tiiand.s un
conditional surrender, nothing less,
from the Hun.
When you go tb tin- polls this year
ou should adjourn pun iMinship. Re
member no lonsldentiion hut loe of
country, bettor Itlzonshlp. higher
idea'j and Justice to all people. If
you do you cunimt f.iil to vote for men
who will uphold In Congress the great
est exeinplai of thiiHe ideals. Wood
row Wilson, 'ho commander-in-chief of
our vietory winning armies. Vole the
VIctot ticket.
Commerce and Finance, a dyed In
the wool big biiHlt.e h paper which op-
J.osos thu Presidani ns In a let-em
issue "An ner sulisi t Ipt !on ol the
I.iheitv Loan menu thcarly surren
der of Germany, b'-nvis.- it will bring
bet to iitidnrstnnd that the wealth of
the t'nltcil States will lm uure-erved-
ly used to support tin- rights that she
had tried to trample on."
Now. If that sort of thing Is true
about mere dollars i-n t It true about
the spirit and the will to win of the
American people Of course It Is, so
let's rend that statement this way.
'An overwhelming vote of eonft
denco Iti the Wilson mlniluUtnitlon
menns the early suriender of Germany
because it will nmg her to under
Maud that the cnurxKe and will of tho
people of the United States will be un
reservedly behind the President to
support the rights that she hud tried
to trample upon "
Do jou know thut Senator Fall di
NOT vote on the it solution tleclnrin
wnr on AustrhvHuiiKury?
Do )on know that Senator Fall ill !
NOT vote on the food control bill tin
der which Mr Hoover lias accou,
pllshed successful and marvelous re
sults? Do you know tint' Senator Kail did
NOT vote on the amendment propot
Ing nntlon-wlde prof bltlon by const!
tutlomil amendmant?
Do you know that Senator Fall dM
NOT vote on the act establishing thu
war finance corporation?
Do you know that Senator Fall did
NOT vote on the great water power
M11T
GUANO LODGE MEETING
POSTPONED TO LATER DATE
Thu meeting of the Masonic Grand
Lodge, Grand Chanter. Grand Com-
mnndery and Grand Chupter Eastern
Stnr, whlkh were scheduled to meet
at Tucumcurl next week, hnvc been
postponed the now date to be mi-
nounccd Inter.
This notion wns taken oh account
of the prevalence of influenza which
has spread pretty generally over the
state during the past ten days and
rrotn wnien many hundreds of New
Mexicans are now suffering.
1)1
:pautmi:nt of thu intk.immu
United States Land Ollico, Tucum
cari. N. M.. August 2, 1U18,
Notice is herebv lIvp Mint tlm
State of New Mevten In- vli-im. r
Acts of Congress approved June 21,
18U8, nnu June uo, 1U10, und acts sup-
lementary nnd nmendatory thereto,
is Hied in this nfllre Keliwllim r.U
for the following described Innds:
List io. BUUS, Serial Number 022190
,ots one nnd two ir-tlnn 9(1- SUM.
SEU section 28, Township 11 North,
iinnge .it tnst, jm. m, i m., 85.87
acres.
List No. 8327. Serial Nnmhni- nooonn
SEU SWU Section 25, Township 8
orm, Range U2 Knst, N. M. P. M
0 acres.
List No. 8321, Serial Number 022201.
NEU, Section 14, Township 8,
lorth, Range 20 Enst. N. M. P. M..
80 acres.
Protests Ol' contests ni'iiinut nnv if
nil of said selections may be filed in
this ofilce during the period of publi
cation hereof, or any time thereafter,
nnd uctore llnal approval and certifi
cate. R. P. DONOHOO.
Gl-Ot Register.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Don't Miss This. Cut out this slip
inclose with 5c to Foley & Company,
1835 Sheffield Ave.. Chicago. lllinnl.
writing your name nnd address dour
ly. You will receive in return u trial
luickaire containing FoIov'm Honov nnd
Tar Compound, for coughs, colds nnd
croup, j-oioy Kidney Pills nnd Foley
Cathartic Tablets. For sale by Sands-
Uorsey Drug Company.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
One percheron stnllion nbout 1C,
hands high, weight about 1500; one
Durhnm milk cow, eight yenrs old, this
oominc snrinir. with nine months nbl
heifer calf. Will tratle for good Ford
cur. I'hone 100. -lt-52
W. E. CLARK.
Stopped Her Baby's Couch
No remedy is better known Hum
Foley's Honey und Tar for giving
quick relief from coujfhs, colds nnd
croup. Mrs. W. M. Stevens, Vivian,
W. Vn., writes: "My baby had n ter
rible cough, und nothing did him uny
good. I rend about Foley's Honey nnd
Tnr, the first dose helped him nnd in
two days tho cough stopped."- For
sale by Sands-Dorsey Drug Company.
CHAPTER 10,1. LAWS OF 1017
An Act authorizing the construction of
ami addition to the Capitol Building
ut Santu Fe, New Mexico, milking
an appropriation therefor und pro
viding bonded indebtedness for the
pnyment of the same, und to create
n commission with authority to con
struct nnd complete- such addition
Committee Sub. for H. H. No. 50; np-
provcu .Ma ten us. vjii.
lie it enacted bv the Legislature of
the State of New Mexico:
Section 1. Thut for the nurnosu of
constructing nnd completing nn addi
tion to the present Capitol Building nt
bantu r-e, rsew .Mexico, the Governor
.shall appoint three reputable citizens
of New .Mexico, not more than two of
whom .shall belong to tho sumo noliti
cal tmrty. us u commission, with full
power und authority to employ un ur
chitect, und to let contracts for thu
erection of such bu d ntr to tho lowest
und host responsible bidder, upon thir
ty unys published notice, letting thu
same in onu entire contract.- or por
tions thereof to different contracture,
as in tne judgment of thu commis
sion may be most advisable.
bee. L'. it snail be unlawful for uny
member of such commission to become
or be, directly or indirectly, interested
in any contract so lot, or to make any
profit, directly or indirectly, out of unv
such contract or to furnish or supply
directly or indirectly, any labor, mn
tonal or other commodity used in and
about completing any such contract
or contracts. The , members of such
commission shall bu paid their actual
and necessary expenses incurred by
them in and about such work, but shall
receive no further, other or udditionul
compensation.
Sec. d There is hereby appropriated
out of tho state treasury the sum of
two hundred thousand ($200,000) dol
lars, or so mucli thereof as mny be
necessary for the purpose of paying
lor tnu construction nnu completion
ot said building, said lund to bu avail
able upon the sale of the bonds here
inafter provided for.
Sec. 4. For the nurnosu of nrovid
ing funds for tho erection of said ud
dition to the Cupitol Building, there is
nereby authorized anil created a bond
ed indebtedness of the Statu of New
Mexico in the sum of two hundred
thousnnd (?200,000) dollurs, und there
.shall be issued two hundred (200)
bonds of the denomination of one
thousand ($1,000) dollars each. Suid
bonds shall bear interest at tho intu
of four nnd one-half per cent nor un
nuni, which said interest shall bo pay
able semi-annually in gold coin, or its
equivalent in lawful money of thu
United States, on tho first day of July
and the first day of Jnnuary of euch
yeur nt the office of the State Treus-
urer of the Stute of Nejv Mexico. Tho
principal of said bonds shall bu madu
payable to the beurcr in gold coin, or
its equivalent in luwful money of tho
United States, thirty years after their
date, and it shall bo provided by said
bonds that they mny be redeemed nt
tho option of the state at uny timo af
ter ten yenrs from their date. Tho said
bonds shall state when und where puy
able, ruto of interest, and when and
wheru the interest snail bo nnvablc.
and shall be signed by tho Treusurer
nnd Governor, und shall bo attested by
tho Secretary of Stato and bear tho
seal of the statu und ahull be known as
thu "Capitol Addition JJullding Uonds."
The faith and credit of tho state is
uoretiy pieugeu lor the prompt pay
ment of said bonds nnd tho Interest
thereon ns herein provided. If tho
state shall elect to exercise Its right
to redeem any of said bonds after ten
years from their dnto and in advance
Of maturity, notice thereof shall be
ivcn ny publication by tho Stato
t( usurer, in n nnu-.onntipi- nni.tiui.n.i
in Junta Fe, New Mexico, once a week
for four successive weeks nnxt niln
to the date fixed for redemption, and
IT n bond so culled for redemption be
nut presented nt tho timo requested
it shall cease to bear Interest fiom
and after tho date so fixed for re
dumption. Sec. 5. Int-Mest coupons shall be
attached to the said bonds und tho
said cotillons shall bo consecutively
numbered nnd shall specify tho nuni
ber of the bond to which thev uro at-
iiicneu, anu snail be attested by tbe
lithographed or enirraved fac simile
signature of the State Treasurer.
aec. !. mo btnte Treasurer, when
thu bonds authorized by this act to be
issued, shall have been signed, coun
tersigned, endorsed nnd sealed as in
this net provided, shall sell tho sumo
to the highest nnd best hiblnr fnr
ensh, upon sealed bids, at not less thnn
pnr nnu accrued interest. Notice of
such proposed sole shnll bo given by
the State Trensurer, by publication, in
viting sealed proposnls thereon, nt a
day and hour stilted therein, which
said notice shnll be published once a
week for three weeks in some news
paper published intho Stnto of New
Mexico, nnd n like notice published in
some financial journal in the City of
New York, the Inst insertion of such
notice shall bo mnde not less thnn
seven days before such date so fixed
tor such sale.
Sec. 7. Seventv.fivc! f7fil nf miiii
bonds shall hinv date the 30th day of
November. 1018. and seventv-llve f7fi)
of said bonds .shall bear date the .'list
day of May, 101L and fifty (50) of said
ootids snail near date December 31st,
1010. All of said bonds shall be sold
at the same time nnd shall be issued
nnd delivered nt tho times nnd in the
iiniounts us specified in this act, nnd
the proceeds realized from the side of
said bonds shall bo turned over to the
btate 'treasurer to be kent bv him in
a separate fund for tho nurnosc of tho
rnnull'linlinh ft. ... t o U ! h .....I
-w.,ov.i utiiun, iui uia.ii.iK, 1-.1UIIMIIIIU iuiu
completing snnt uapitoi Building Ad
imon.
Sec. 8. That to nav tho interest on
said bonds ns it shall become due, the
C?..... A ...I:, .1. . r.. . m
.iuiu luuiior nnu me ouue ircasurcr
shall transfer to the interest fund.
which shall be used exclusively for
sucn purpose, nil the income derived
from lunds belonging to the statu
which were gnnted to tho stato by Act
of Congress, entitled "An Act to en
able tho people of Now Mexico to form
n Constitution und stute government
and he admitted into the Union on un
equal footing with the original states,
approveu June -jutn, ivm, "tor Leg
islativo. Executive and Judicial nub
lie buildings heretofore erected in suid
Territory, or to be, hereufter erected
in the proposed states, und for pay
ment of the bonds heretofore or here
after issued therefor," which suid in
come shall bo applied toward the liquid
utiuii of the interest on suid bonds, und
to create a sinking fund for payment
ot tne principal thcreor.
Sec. 1). To provide for the payment
of the interest on the bonds Issued
pursuant to- this act there shall be and
there is hereby imposed and levied
during encn yeur any or said bonds
shall bo outstanding on all property in
the stnto subject to taxation for state
purposes, un annual tax sufficient to
produce a sum equal to one year's in
torost on nil such bonds then outstnnd
ing, less the amount in the stnte treas
ury received by wuy of income, from
tho land belonging to the stnte grant
eu uy aci oi congress us stated in
Section 8 hereof; und to provide a sink
ing fund for the payment of tho prin
cipul of said bonds the 'State Treus
urer shall retain nnd use for such
purpose all the proceeds derived from
the sale of the land so granted to thu
state for the purpose in this act stat
ed, which '-ti'd proceeds, or so much
thereof us may be necessary, shall bo
applied exclusively towards the puy
ment of the principal of tho bonds au
thorized by this act; and to further
provide for a sinking fund for tho re
demption of snid bonds there shall bo
nnd there is hereby imposed and levied
during each yeur after any 'of said
bonds shnll have run for ten years
after date thereof, during each your
uny suid bonds urc outstanding an an
nual tax on nil property in the state
subject to taxation for stnte purposes,
sulliciont in addition to moneys de
rived from the sale of said innds und
held for such purpose, to puy the prin
cipal ol the said bonus at maturity.
Sec. 10. That the tuxes for the
payment of the interest nnd ultimate
redemption und payment of said bonds,
shall bo levied nnd collected nt thu
same timo nnd in the same manner as
other taxes are levied and collected
in tho state for other purposes, which
funds provided for the redemption of
said bonds shall be kept scpurute in
a fund for thut purpose by tho State
Treasurer.
Sec. 11. The said Cupitol Building
Addition shun be not less than two
stories high, not less thun one hun
dred and fifty feet long und seventy
five feet wide, und shall be erected tit
the south end of tho present Capitol
Building, nnd nut more than fifty feet
distant therefrom, und shall bo so ar
ranged that tho light in the second
story of tho present Capitol Building
shall not be shut off, and such addi
tion shnll he so arranged that it may
bo heated from tho heating plant sup
plying tho present Capitol Building
nnd such nddition shall be connected
with the present Capitol Building on
thu ground floor by a passageway
properly constructed, uccording to the
plans and specincations oi tne archi
tect, and said addition shall be as near
fireproof as it is possiblo to make it,
and when completed shall bo occupied
by the Stnto Library, Stato Supreme
Court and all olllces connected there
with, nnd tho Attorney General.
Sec. 12. Tho said commission shall
have full power and authority to do
any and all acts deemed necessary
and nroncr in nnd nbout the construct
tion of said building, the determina
tion, and adoption of plans therefor
IB! iR
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Read The
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Published every day in the year.
Full Associated Press Report.
One month S .70
One year in advance 7.50
and the urrangement thereof, and -hall
draw its voucher in the proper foitn
for the payment of all indebtedness
contracted in and about said work and
building on the State Auditoi , and the
State Auditor shall draw his warrant
on the State Treasurer for the pay
ment, and the State Treasurer shall
pay the same on presentation thereof1
out of the funds realized from the sale
of snid bonds hereby authorized.
Sec. 13. The members of -ach itn
mission shall nualify by taking the
oath required by other state ollicer
and shall hold their offices until the
completion of said addition unless re
moved, for cause, by the Governor,
nnd in case any vacancy shall occur
in snid commission, the Governor of
the stnte shall fill such vacancy in the
same manner as other vacancies in
state offices nre filled. When such
building is completed the architect em
ployed by such commission shall file
with the Secretary of State copies of
the plans and specifications for said
building; and when snid building is
completed, it shall be inspected by the
Governor .State Auditor and Stato
Treasurer, and if found to be in ar .
cordance with the plans and spccifi i
cations, it shall be accepted
Sec. I I. This act shall be submitted
to the people of the State of New
Mexico for their ratification at the !
next general election tc be held in the
month of November, A. D 1018, and
all ballots at said election shall have
printed thereon and at the cud theieuf
the words l-or the I apitul Addi'iun
Uoml Issue," and in a separate lnu-1
under the same, the words "Against
the Capitol Addition Itotnl N-ue." Op
posite said lines there shall be a square
in which the voters may make or ,
stamp a cross to indicate whether tlu-j 1
vote for or against this act at-il -mil
bond issue, and those voting for tins
net nnd snid bond issue, and those
voting for this act nnd -aid bond is.
sue shall do so by placing a rui- in
the square opposite thp words "1-nr
the Capitol Addition Bond I-,uc." and
those voting against the muiI hand ,--sue,
shall do so by placing a cm-- in
the square opposite the .voids
"Against the Capitol Addition Hum!
Issue." 1
Sec. 15. The votes cast for and
agninst said bond issue shall be count,
cd, returned, canvassed and di-ciared
in the same manner and subject to the
same rules us voles cast fur -t.ite nr.
ficers, and, if it appears that tin- act
shall have received a majuritv if nit
tho votes cast for and ng-iui-- it
sucn election aforesaid, then t'i -mie
shnll go into effect upon puMici,-,,,,!
of tho certificate of the Wn-tur ,f
State declaring the result the '.ote
thereof.
Sec. 10. It shall be the dutv n ;h.
Secretary of State to have .In .- t
published once a week in utic -.. u
paper in each count, if one l.e . '
lished therein, throughout tlx m-- '
for four weeks next preced ng f
general election to be held m !h
month of November. A. I).. 1018 Tin
cost of publication shall be pai.l
of tho interest on deposits funds ,n '
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Patent Medicines
Throat Gables
Mentholated While Pine
(with Tnr)
Cough Syrups and Cold Tablets
Prescriptions filled prornplly ,, lIeH
Made to any part of cit.
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"The Corner Drug store"
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the hands of the State Treasuier.
Sec. IT. All acts and parts of acts
in conflict with the provisions of this
act are hereby repealed.
The publication of this act has been
ordered by me as Secretary of Stato
in accordance with Section 1(5 of the
same.
ANTONIO LUCERO.
Mt Secretary of State.
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