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VOL IV BELEN, NEW MEXICO THURSDAY OCTOBER 9, 1919. .NO. XVIII

to carry u live load of ten tons ontwo wheels. Separate bids are reSPECIAL ADJOURNED SESSIONS

JULY 12, 1919.The Board of County Commissioners

NIGHT AND DAYIS LIFE

CAMPSAVING STATIONCounty Commissi iers met pursuant to adjournment on July before September 1. I'i2rt. All bids

12, 1S19. There were present; ManuisL must be accompanied by certifiedGarcia, chairman; Abel Vigil aid check made payable to the TreasurerTranquilino Jaramillo, members f ot Valencia County in the sum of fivethe board; Placido Jaramillo, sheriff,! per centum of the total bid. Success-am- i

Diego Aragón, county clerk. . j ''ul bidder will be required to furnishThe minutes of the previous session, bond for fifty per centum of the total

were read and approved. , . í i contract price issued by a surety coin- -

Owing to the fact that the County pany authorized to transact businessRoad Superintendent had not filed in the State of New Mexico. Thewritten report as required by law ón Board of Commissioners of Valenciaarrangements with land owners along County reserves the right to rejectthe Los Lunas proposed road b.,any and all bids.

Pic ceilings lb.

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quested for wood and concrete floor- -

ing: said structure to be comnleteri

MANUEL GARCIA, Chairman,Board of Countv Commissioners.

Attest:DIEGO ARAGON, County, Clerk. .

ByTeles Mirahal. Deputy.BlJT FURTHER RESOLVED,

mat U)eCounty "lerk is hereby instructed to request the State HighwayEngineer of the State of New Mexicoto he present upon and assist at. theopening of said bids.

MANUEL GARCIA,

. , RT"G1'LAR SESSION,; SEPTEMBER 22. 191.

ine Board or County Commissioners met in Regular Session September

present Hon. Manuel Garcia. Chair- -

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fore the appointment of commissionof viewers and appraisers on said,road, And now being that said reporthas been duly filed the County Corli-- :mififiiouers' do now appoint , Fred . $2.Tondre, Selso Jaramillo and DanftALucero as a commission of vtewSrs!ana appraisers to said proposed road, '

and"tbe County Cleric is hereby iji- -'structed to notify said viewers of thtárappointment j

Hon, Adelino Sanchez, Schbol Sup$r --Jintendent of Valencte County, iidHon Rupert Aspluná," representL'Jj,- -

the Tax Payers Association of NfcW

"nexieoagsistea tne bpara in prepar-- iing the school estimates for the yeairs

The Board of County Commissioners To.fct.ifi Special Session August 11.191. There Were present Hon. Manuel Gar'uafcairman: Abel Vigil andTranquilino Jaramillo, members of the Boapdáplacido Jaramillo,' Sheriff,and Diego Aragón, Clerk of the Board. r ,

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The Board then adopted the following re,nlútion: Be it hereby resolved,That the following Proclamation be published as required by law and thecame contains the action ot the Board of ;iinty Commissioners taken inreference with the Special Klection which i t i be held on the third Tuesdayof September, A. D. 191 a . .

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Tn accordance with the Statute of New; exico, in such case made andprovided, we, the undersigned, County Commissioners of Valencia County,do hereby proclaim and give public notice fiiat a Special Election will beheld in the State of New Mexico and the County of Valencia on the ThirdTuesday of September, 1919, being the 16tlj day of September, A. D. 1919,the polls being open on said day from nine o'clock a. m. until six o'clock p.m. without adjourning, the Judges of Registration, Judges of Election, ClerksOf Election and the voting places in each precinct in said County of Valenciabeing as follows:

after due deliberation 22nd. 1919, for the purpose of can-th- e

Bpard, of County Commissioners vassing the votes as cast on theadopted 'the following as such, to-w- Special Election held on the 11th day

and. as provided by Sec. 5, Chajpr. of September, 11. There werePet. Judges of Judges ofNo. Registration Election

John B. Raff Francisco Gurule Elijio GallegosJesus Maestas Roberto Sanchen Melcor, AugustDemetrio Vallejos Donaciano RomeroAbelino Gutierrez Valentin Jaramillo Abllicio Sanchez

man; Abel Vigil and Tranquilino Ja-- .,'ramillo, members of the board; Pla-- ..

Jaramillo, Sheriff, and DiegoAragón, County Clerk., - '

Upon request of Emiliano Castillo,County Road Superintendent, theBoard ' of County Commissioners

the following resolution: Beit. resolved that the County Hoad Su- -Perintendent is hereby authorized to'

Miguel Tafoya - H. E. TateVences Baca " Ben SatchPedro Olguin Ignacio S. Garcia Jose R. OlguinJesus M. Trujillo Samuel Olguin Jose D. CordovaIgnacio B. Garcia Manuel Cordova"" '

V. DeArmond Jose A. Jaramillo' Felix Otero '

Braulio Aragón . Sisto Aragón v - Teodolo ArvizoAdolfo Sanchez Efron Baca , '.Leonicio Márquez Bonifacio Romero Felipe SenaNarcizo Francis Jose P. Archuncle Felipe SarracinoFermín Marfiuez Carpió Garcia : '

'Manuel Sandoval Lupe Sais "Liberato BacaEstoliano Márquez Crestino Márquez Joae.A. MartinezEugenio Márquez Bonifacio Garcia, V.- -

Grabiel Sandoval S. Jaramillo ' Rafael PenaAbran Chaveas Roman Márquez- - .Demetrio CastilloProcopio Sandoval José de J, Mirabar --i;. rFred C. Tondre Abdenago Aguitre Salomon ÁrtiagaPilar Aguirre Eutimio Carrasco Elias ChavezJusto Chavez Selso Trujillo " '. ,

10Tulx-ri'- i losis kills 150,000 persons In the United Slates eveiy year.These two women escaped. They are shown In the Night and Day Camp

conducted by the St. Louis Society for the Relief and Preventiou of Tuber-culosis. They are among the fortunate ones because they knew how to take

Eugene KempenichEliseo Griego:Federico Sanchez A. G. y MolinaKiginio Chavez Aniceto Toledo '

Greogorio Apodaca David LujanFerminio Perea Manuel AldereteMiguel Silva Simon Aragón

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12 Jesus C. Sanchez Francisco Padilla Manuel A. Baca fare of triemselvws when this preatthat the cure lies in plenty of fresh air,freezing, suulljiht, good fond and rest

AUGUST. 4f, 1919.:

Clerks of PollingElection Places

SchoolHouse

Belén AutoFederico Baca y P.Co. Garage

Jose D.Cordova

ValentinDeArmond

Elias Francis

ManuelSandoval

GrabielSandoval

SchoolHouse

Ffederico Romero SchoolAniceto Gurule House

Francisco Apodaca Aragón &Aifredo Sanchez -- Vigil Store

SchoolRosendo Jaramillo House

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TftUentin R.' Sais SchoolAJacario Chavez House .;

Rodolfo Otero Eliseo '

Epimenio Padilla Barela

Bt"A. Tiejten SchoolEvan Steward House

ra; Santiago Ortiz SchoolHouse

J. S. Pradt R.G.John Wylie Marmon

Tranquilino Otero SchoolFlavio Aragón House

Manuel O. y OroriaSchool'Manuel L. Aragón House

Luis McBrlde SchoolNathan S. Bibo House

JLorenzo L. Garcia SchoolAmado Landovazo House

SchoolHouse

Melquíades Chavez SchoolSelso Chr.vez House

Toribio Chavez ProcopioLeonardo Otero Silva

J. T. Hayton Buck MooreAndy Smith

MANUEL GARCIA,

ABEL VIGIL,County Commissioner.

TRANQUILINO JARAMILLO,County Commissioner.

Board of County Commissioners.

Puerco for a school, at Rio Puerco;District, wo. l, was approved by

the condition that enough pupi.esMi

meet additional expense of Rio P;Mrcp

themselves before the Board showing

Tuberculosis is not only curable but is preventable as well.The prevention lies largely in right living, in building up a strong bodli

resistance. Eight out Of ten persons are infected at some time in their lives,

according to figures of the National Tuberculosis Association, the lendingagency in the United States in the fight upon this disease. This organizationis sponsor for the annual Red Cross Christmas Seal sale, from which thefunds to carry on the work throughout the year are chiefly derived.

Teófilo Baca Camilo BarelaLauterio Sanchez Pablo Baca

13 Alfredo Gutierrez Alberto BacaPremetive Sals Meliton OrtizJesus Gurule Pedro Chavez

15 M. P. y Chavez Eliseo BarelaSenobio Sabedra Maximo ParrazRamon Padilla Cresencio Chavez

18 Thos. McNeil F. G. NeilsonZ. M. Chapman W. A. ThigpenF. M. Greer S.. C, Young

IT ' Merejildo Ortiz Jose A. SavedJose R Miraba! SilvestreFfder-Arago- '

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menace threatened them. They kneweven if the temperature is away below

under proper medical supervuilon.

í5uthéreTore 'brófighfiiiia SW5.oJ.TüeesjjrnaU wtis, .tigseKL and the Identicalcarcasa wa$ shipped to hlrá by et-- 'press to Thedford, Neb., and chargedto him at the prevailing whole-

sale price of such meat on that day inKansas City, Omaha and Minneapolis.The carcass Included carrying chargesof about $6.00, cost him $60.11, or$6.25 less than he sold the animal forin Omaha.

What Cow Would Cost Consumer.

"Now," continues the Senator, "sup-

pose a consumer In Omaha had or-

dered this meat direct from me. and Ihad slaughtered the beef at the ranchand sent the meat direct to the con-

sumer. Taking as a basis tlv pricereceived for this cow in Omaha, 66.36,less the freight of 17 cents per hun-

dred, it would make the cow worth oathe ranch $65.00."

To this $65.00 he adds $3.00 forslaughtering at home and $6.00 for ex-

press from Thedford to Omaha, andhe deducts $7.00 credit for the hide.

According to these figures thedressed carcass of his cow would beworth $67.00 In Omaha, as against the

packers' price of approximately $04.00

(which is derived by deducting the ex

press charges to Thedford, $6.00, fromthe price the carcass was sold to him,$60.11).

Cheaper to Buy Than Kill.

"After thorough investigation," theSenator says, "I am convinced "thatIt does not pay for us to slaughterour own meat at the ranch; that wewould better ship our cattle toOmaha, and buy our beef from the

packer. I have been engaged In thecattle producing business all my life;there is no particular reason why Ishould be friendly to the packers, butI nm thoroughly convinced I am re-

ceiving, and always have receivedmore for my cattle on foot, than If Ihad been able to sell direct to the con-

sumer, and consequently the consumerhas been able to buy my product forless money through the packer thanunder any other system which isknown to business up to the presenttime." .

GabaldonXJpsimiro L''ceroaV

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Desiliano Apodaca Alfredo Molina 'Flajedes Martinez TranquilinoFlorencio Padilla Leopoldo Anzures Salomon Márquez JaramilloCarnielito Martínez Liberato Márquez

19 John Gunn E. F. EckernianM. F. Fifield Fred W. CanfieldGeo. H. PradtProcopio

R. G. Marnion20 Baca Pablo Montoya

Benito Otero Daniel VallejosPedro Sanchez Donaciano Pino

22 Manuel Sedillo Jacobo OteroGuillermo Orona P. G. y GonzalesA. A. y Garcia Diego Otero

23 Chas. Neustadt Mariano BleaMariano Padilla Juan M. Brito

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Polito Griego

sell tho old county grader to the state'for uny amount that he could got forit. Provided, that it will not be lessthan ($150.00) One Hundred and Fifty:Dollars. -

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Petition from the people of SanMateo protesting against the changingof the San Mateo to Grants Public j

Road, was presented and approved. j

Butcher's bond of Remigio Chavesand Jose Garcia y Molina from Pe- - i

ralta and Diego Aragón of Los Lunaswere approved.

Thereupon the Board adjourned asBoard of County Commissioners andconvened as a County CanvassingBoard to canvass tho returns of theSpecial Election held on Sept. 16, 1919.The Canvassing Board then proceededto canvass the returns of election fromall precincts that had made their returns. But being that returns ofelection from some of the precinctshad not reached the county Clerk soffice, the Board thereupon continued said scssioji until returns fromall precincts would come.

On Sept. 30, 1919, the County Com-missioners met as Board of Canvas-sers, pursuant to the continuation ofRegular Session of Sept. 22, 1919, forthe purpose fat concluding the canvas-sing of returns of Special Electionheld the 16th day of Sept. 1919. Re-

ports showing that no election wasJteld au vrecjncts numbers 5, 1 5, 24- -and 30.

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The result of said election was asfollows:Allowing Soldiers anil Sailors to Vote-Whe-

Absent.For 260 votes.Against 183 votes.

Board of Control of State Institutions.For 38 votes.Against 411 votes.

Indebtedness for Road anil Bridges.For 60 votes.Against 379 votes.The Board then adjourned subject

to the call of the Chairman.MANUEL GARCIA, Chairman.TRANQUILINO JARAMILLO,ABEL VIGIL.

Attest:DIEGO ARAGON, County Clerk.

By Teles Mirabal, Deputy.

SPECIAL SESSION,SEPTEMBER 1, 1919.

The Board of County Commissioners met in Special Session at the CourtHouse in Los Lunas, New Mexico, onthe 1st day of September, 1919. Therewere present Manuel Garcia, Chairman; Abel Vigil and Tranquilino Jaramillo, members of the board; Placido Jaramillo, sheriff, and . DiegoAragón, County Clerk.

The Board took up for consideration a petition for the building of abridge across the Rio Grande oppositethe town of Los Lunaa, which hadbeen presented to them the 8th dayor July, 1919.

. But owing to the indefinite wordingof the law it was decided to postponeaction on this matter until the DistrictAttorney could be consulted.

The County Clerk was thereupon in-

structed to confer with the DistrictAttorney and authorized to call ameeting of the Board of County Commissioners at a date set by the District Attorney to meet with them.

The County Commissioners thenadjourned subject to the call of thenext meeting.

MANUEL GARCIA, Chairman.TRANQUILINO JARAMILLO,ABEL VIGIL.

Attest:DIEGO ARAGON, County Clerk,

By Teles Mirabal, Deputy.

Adolfo Blea24 Manuel Landavazo David Martinez

Juan A. Garcia Juan C. Baca

7?. lv.s of 1915 1) i

District No. Amount,1 4,260,i

High School 10,025.)oLci"do2. -- i... , 12,120,00

... 8.725JD0

. 1,980,Q

. 990.004810íOOPikso1

. 990;0(l-

. 1.808.O010. 3.1 6?00'11 , t 2,580.!()n- -

13. l,980i0018. 990')017. 2,970.00'18. 2,610.0019. 770.0020. 967.9022 1,980-0-

28 ; 2,010.0024 . ,' . 990.0027. . ..... . . 2,850.0028 1,965:0029 ... 1,930.0030. . . .". . . . . - 1,580.0033... ...a 1.972.00

Total , $71,01t.i0Estimates as to needed repairs its

follows:District Special

No. Amount Levy1 . . . . . 160.00 $300.602 . . . . . 1400.00 840.003,. . 300.005 175.00

150.007.,.. 100.008... 100.00

. . . 100.0010... 250.00 5 0.0011'.. 200.00 800.0012 150.00 5 mills13 175.00

100.00 " 36U17.. .. 450.0018 ' . 100.00 ,3 mills19.. 70.0020 50.0022 150.00 250.0023 100.00 800.0024 100.0027 50.00 200.0028 225.0029.. 250.0030 150.0033 200.00The detailed estimates upon which

the above are based were filed In theoffice of the County Clerk.

Be it resolved that the expenses ofthe Board of County Commissionersbe computed as follows:

Manuel Garcia, traveling expenses,$3.20; meals, $2.60; lodging. $3.00:total, $8.70.

Abel Vigil, traveling expenses, 60c;meals, $2.50; lodging-- , $3.00; total,$6.10.

Tranquilino Jaramillo, traveling expenses, $18.00; meals, $9.00; lodging,$3.00; total $30.00.

Be it resolved and it la hereby re-solved that the County Clerk is here-by instructed to draw a warrant of($200.00) Two Hundred dollars out ofthe Special Road Fund in favor of theState Highway Commission to be usedin cooperation with State aid for post-ing signs along the county highways.

The Board of County Commission-ers then adjourned subject to the callof the Chairman,

MANUEL GARCIA, Chairman.1 ABEL VIGIL.J'A TRANQUILINO JARAMILLO.

est:IEGO ARAGON, Clerk of the BoardTeles Mirabal, Deputy.

RESOLUTION.Whereas, a petition by the required

number of tax payers on propertyunder provisions of sections 1302 to1307 of New Mexico Statutes annotated, 1915, was presented to thisBoard at its session held on the 7thday of July, 1919, for the building ofa public bridge across the Rio Grandenear Los Lunas, New Mexico, andsaid petition was duly accepted andapproved, and it now becomes theduty of the Board of Commissionersof .Valencia county to advertise forbids and spool llrations with plan orplans for the proposed bridge;

Therefore, Be It Resolved, that thefollowing advertisement be insertedfor four successive weeks in the BelenNews of Belen, New Mexico, t:

"Degul Notice for Bids andSpecifications.

"Sealed bids and specifications withplan or plans attached will be recoived by the Board of County Commissioners of Valencia County until 2

p. m. of November Third, 1919, at theCourt House of Valencia County, atLos Lunas, New Mexico, for the con-struction of a steel bridge across theRio Grande at a point as near as maybe due east of the Plaza of the townof Los Lunas; said structure to havea sixteen foot roadway and designed

T. Provencher Pablo LandavazoAlbino Chavez Ignacio Gavaldon Pablo SalasDoroteo Gavaldon Francisco Chavez Gregorio Salas

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Manuel Aragón Salomon Gavaldon28 Antonio Luna Damián Baca

Juan Garcia y G. Julian GarciaVicente Chavez Cristobal ChavezEstanislado Otero Elias RomeroJuan Lujan Procopio SilvaDaniel Lucero F. S. y GuruleO. Acord Simon LancasterJose Aragón Buck MooreJoe Clawson Will O. Fallon

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Chairman of Board of County Commissioners, Valencia County.

0üLO LOOALlZiHQ

ÍIEAÍ TRADE PAY?

Senator Cume, StOCk Raiser Of

Nebraska, Makes E-

xperiment.

Mont is high; the packers admit it,though they say that other foods arehigher In proportion. The farmer sayshp is not getting too much for his cat-

tle, in fact not enough, he says. Howabout numerous local slaughteringplants scattered throughout the com-

munities of our country, or a morerelation-

ship?There is almost a sentimental attrac-

tiveness about the thought, like dreamsof one's boyhood home. It looks so

simple. Indeed, it is simple after afashion, and is the way most meatwas handled b afore the industry grewto national and international propor-tions. But would it pay?

Tried to Build Up Local Market.

Experimentation and testing isdoubtless the best teacher. And in-

quiring minds have not hesitated to

dig into the matter. Senator F. M.

Currie of Broken Bow, Neb., himselfa stock raiser, relates a bit of expe-rience of his own along this Hue.

He tried for years, he tells tjs, toestablish a market for fat cattle withlocal butchers, Invariably finding thathe could not meet the price made tothem by the packers.

"In other words," he says, "the pack-ers could pay us more for our cattleon foot, and sell the product to ourlocal butchers for less money thanthey (the butchers) could pay us forour cattle and slaughter the beef them-selves."

During the fore part of the presentyear he carried his Inquiry further. Heshipped two carloads of cows toOmaha, and they were sold to Armourand Company for $7.90 per hundred-weight. Among these was one cowwhich he wished to have himself forbeef.. Th's cow weighed S40 pounds

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Attest:PIEGO ARAGON,

County Clerk and io Clerk ofBp Teles Mirabal, Deputy.

A petition presented by citizens of Riowhich is within the limits ot scnooiBoard of County Commissioners under

tfWSy

would attend said school. Be it therefore resolved that to the originalmate for maintenance of School District No. 1, ($800-00- ) Eight Hundredno-10- 0 Dollars more be added for maintenance of said School DistncScholastic Year 1919-192- 0, so as toSchool.

Various citizens of Belen nresentedthe necessity of an additional teacher in the Public Schools of School DistrictNo. 2. Therefore, it is hereby resolved that the amount of $1,125.00 be ad-

ditionally allowed to original estimate as filed for maintenance of publicschools in School District No. 2.

The County Clerk is hereby instructed to obtain a written opinion fromthe District Attorney in reference to right or authority of Board of CountyCommissioners to, allow in school estimates for maintenance of schools forclerical or assistant aid for County Superintendent.

Be it here now resolved that the County Clerk is hereby instructed todraw a warrant not to exceed ($1,000.00) One Thousand Dollars in favor ofthe Sheriff of Valencia County to buy a car which he may find suitable tocarry on his official duties, and the said car when bought to be known asproperty of the Sheriff's Office of Valencia County, N. M.

Being no other business on hand the County Commissioners adjournedsubject to the call of the Chairman.

MANUEL GARCIA, Chairman,

... TRANQUILINO JARAMILLO,ABEL VIGIL.

Attest:DIEGO ARAGON, County Clerk.

By Teles Mirabal, Deputy.LSAVE ANDSyCCEEDj

Estado de Nuevo Mexico," En laCorte de Pruevas, Condado deValencia.En la materia del estado de Sila

It'irt of Condition of theFIRST NATIONAL BANK

At Belt'ii, in tlie State of New Mexico, at the Clo.sc of Businesson September . 1 2, 1919.

RESOURCESiouns and discounts, including rediscounts,

(except those shown in b and c Ji531.tflO.fc2 $531, 100. Hi

Overdrafts, secured. None; unsecured 88.7 j bS.73C S. Government securities owned:

Deposited to secure circulation (1". S. Bondspar value) 25,000,01)

Pledged to seeuie postal savings deposits(par value) 2,000.00

Pledged as collateral for State or otherdeposits or bills payable 11,800.00

Garcia y Chaves, menor de edad.A TODOS QUIEN CONCIERNA:Aviso publico es por esta dadoque Juan Francisco Chavez, gu-

ardian de la arriba mencionada

1,000.00

Sila Garcia y Chaves, menor deedad, ha filado su reporte final ycuenta en la arriba mencionadamateria, y su petición que el seadescargado como dicho guardian,y sus fiadores libertados; y lacorte habiendo fijado el Lunes,

715.584 0.51

Owned and unpledged...-War Kavinss Certilicates and Thrift Stamps

Actually ownedTotal I". S. Government securities

Other Jionds, securities, etc.:Securities, other than than V. S. bonds (not

including stocks), owned and unpledgedStock of Fcdorl I'.cscrve Bank (50 per cent

fi04. 14604.44

Noviembre 3, a las 10 A. M. en10.:el cuarto de la corte en la Casa

de Cortes del condado en Los Lu-

nas, Nuevo Mexico, como el tiem 34,4

23. si;, SI

of subscription)Value of blinking house, owned and uincuniberert . . .

Furniture and fixturesReal estate owned other tln-- banking houseLawful reserve with Federal Reserve BankItems witii Federal Reserve Bunk in process of

collection (not available as reserve)Cash in vault and r.ct amounts due from national

br nko . .'Xet amounts due from banks, banker and ::j com-

panies (other than ineluded in Heni.j 12, IS, or II)Tots.! of Items i:;, 14. IS. lVtmd 17Checks on bunks located outside of city or town of

reporting bank and other cash items..Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from

V. S. TreasurerInterest earned but not collected approximate on

Notes and Bills Receivable not past due

po lugar y hora para el arreglode dicho estado, todas personasinteresadas desiando. objetar aello pueden aparecer y hacer

si alguna hay a dichoreporte y cuenta final.

Diego Aragón,Escribano del Condado y Ex- -

. Oficio Escribano de lacorte de Pruebas del Condado de Other assets, if anyValencia, N. M.

Por TELES MIXtABAL, Diputado.about smokes, Prince AlbertTALK to a ioyhandout standard Hammering the Hun 1'no until vt

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1.250.00

9,764.742.579.C2

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$ 2;.0u'.i.i:S50,000.09

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4.150.4125. 000. 00

7!i.:i02.4 15.49

bent and broke, bearing the Kstccr andhis clans down to inglorious defeat,

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CV.j.ita.! RÍO'",; aid in.S;.rpl;:s rvud1'ndividcd prodts. $ 13.488.19l ess current expenses, interest and taxes paid !t,85,?4Iutf riHt tr.d d'.scinüit collected or credited in ad..m.--e

. of maturity r.r.d not earned (approximate) iAmount ! evened for all interest uccruedCirculating notes outstanding . :

Net amounts due to bunks, bankers, and trust coin-pani-

(other than included in Items 29 or 3d)....Cashier's checks on own bank outstandingTotal of Items 30, 31, 32 and 33 2,524. 49

that just lavishes smokehappiness onevery man game enough to make a bee line for atidy red tin and a jimmy pipe old or new 1

Get it straight that what you've hankered for in

the American soldiers useJ one 'cap-ón in greater numbers than sr.y oilier.It was a weapon they had nev:r usedbefore, one that had been cbnoletefor centuries the hand-grena- butwhen the brawny lads from the U. S.

ccmanrt deposits (other than bank deposits) sunjectA. sent the old "eggs," as they werecalled, spinning into dugout and pillbox, the only Koehes remaining on the 23if.743.55

to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days):Individual deposits' subject to cheekCertificates of deposit due in less than SO days

(other than for money borrowed)Cither demand deposits

ground were those ready to be buried.Grenades were known to have been .3!3.::i)

1Ü2.14Total of demand ileposils (other than bank deposits)

pipe or cigarette makin's smokes you'll find aplentyin P. A. That's because P. A. has the quality!

You can't any more make Prince Albert bite yourtongue or parch your throat than you can make a horsedrink when he's off the water! Bite and parch are cutout by our exclusive patented process I

You just lay back like a regular, fellow and puff to beatthe cards and wonder why in samhill you didn't nail asection in the P. A. smokepasture longer than you careto remember back I

Buy Prince Albert everywhere tobáceo s told. Toppy red bag;tidy red tins, handsome pound and half pound tin humidors and

that clever, practical pound crystal glass humidor with spongemoistener top that keeps the tobacco in such perfect condition.

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Sale- N. G

subject to Reserve, Items 34, 35, 38, 37, 38 and 39 282,289.05

used five centuries ago. In 1427, atthe siege of the Fortress of Camag-gior- e

on the River Po in Italy, the de-

fenders used a primitive grenade,

Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30days, or subject to 30 days more notice, and postalsavings): 4

Certificates of deposit (other than for money bor-rowed )

Postal savings depositsOther time deposits

211,8 IS. 4!

5 4 . ; 3 --; . t si

Tota! of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 4u.

made of a glass bottle filled withpowder. For a time, grenades weremade out of heavy paper, then out of

glass and then out of metal. Viththe close of the eighteenth century,the grenade began to be discardedand little use had been made of it un-

til the Kusso-Japane- war in 1904.

41. 42, and 43 2C;,753.82Copyright 191 byR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Cnited States Deposits (other than postal savings):

Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank....? 11,800.00170.65Liabilities other than those above stated

It remained for the Great World TOTAX. . $672.551.55State of New Mexico, County of Valencia, ss:

I, L. C. Becker, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear thatWar to see the grenade developed intoits present efficiency. The grenadesused by the American doughboys the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

L. C. BECKER, Cashier.were--as

carefully manufactured as Correct Attest:their Tifies. But the end of hostilities

itss "firesUnited Sta found a limited supply on hand andthese were turned over to the Sav-

ings Division of the Treasury Depart

TAUL B. DALIES, 'BERNARD JACOBSON,JOHN BECKER,

Directors.Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22nd day of September, 1919.

ESTHER M. LINDBERG, Notary Public.ment, the explosives extracted andTires they have been made over into savings My Commission Expires January 25, 1923.

banks.It. I Thus a weapon at war has been

transformed into a "weapon of peace."Instead of being used to battle theHun, it is now being used in the fight

IT TAKES TIME TO GROW A FORTUNEagainst the High Cost of Living and

TT TTT PI O. 1 .1the arch-enem- y, Thriftlessness. Any use war oavings otamps as seea, mey arcPedigreed! Guaranteed! tboy or girl can secure a grenade by

purchasing a $5 War Savings Stamp;any adult by investing in three ormore War savings stamps, but tneaemust have been bought after July15, 1919. These hand grenades will

SAVE AND SUCCEED

Assure Vour Future.be distributed through local banks andby a few merchants.

If you want a grenade, get busy.Make arrangements with your banki

immediately. Unly a limited numberof thes,e rare and unique souvenirs ofthe World War could be secured andwhen they are gone there will be nochance of obtaining one. You don'thave to wait until the crenade is received to begin savinf. Do that now.Then when the grenade arrives youwill have that much of fa start to

lil FONOGRAFO GRATIS II TOBO El WOO!TENEMOS 5,000 FONOGRAFOS PARA REGALAR.

ESCRIBA BOY MISMO Y LE ENVIAREMOS UNO.

ENTERAMENTE GRATIS.

ward owning it. Ask your bankerabout it toda7.

Legal Notice

fifi I KX 1)1 WrX'CW V "

i W State of New Mexico, In theProbate Court, Valencia County

In the Matter of the estate of

Pienso por mi momento el placar ydiversión- que trmlri en su casa teniendomío le estos Ponúirafos. tvte a:mioosU K'rt clámente construido y bu aca-

bado es realmente muy bonito. TantoI'd. como su familiares y a mi iros podrángozar y divertirse sin gasto alguno.Porque razón ha de gastar Ld unacercida suma de dinero en Fonógrafoscostosos, cuando éste es tan bueno comocualquier máquina de alto precio? Kfitoa

Fonógrafo se venden a un precio elevado,pero nosotros, por un corto espacio detiempo enviaremos uno KNTKKAMKNTE(1 K AT1S a toilas aquellas jxTsonas quenos ordenen el Iteloj de Oro Rellenodescrito e ilustrado en este anuncio.Este reloj es de perfecta construcción,nuiv fuerte v dtinihle, de bellísimo aca

Sila Garcia y Chaves, a minorTO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

rubnc notice ia hereby giventhat Juan Francisco Chavez, gu

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sjjjpiuuissssardian of the above named SiiaGarcia y Chaves, a minor, has

bado y con disefi o artísticos. La caja esde Oro It el leño y las partea de la máqui-na están const rid un de) mejor nikel ymero; t iem 2 1 joyas y está tan bienajustado que minea sel atrasa o adelan- -

Esta es la razón por la cual estees usado por personas prefesion

tales como Maquinistas y Conducto

filed his final report and accountin the above styled matter, andhis petition that he be dischargedas such guardian, and his bondsmen released; and the court ha

The Real Thing Right Through. Put United States Tires under your car and

you'll find them the real thing.

They're built to wear to give you the kindoí economical service you wani. And that's

just vhat they doi

Hundreds of thousands of regular users willvouch for that lots of them right around here.

There are five distinct types of United StatesTires one for every need of price or use.

We have exactly the ones for your car.

virig fixed Monday November3rd at 10 o, clock A. M. at the co

res, los cuales dependen de la' exactitud dela llora. No importa donde compre I'd. un

nunca obtendrá uno mejor que éste aunquepague fSO.un, rNius relojes gcitcru I nttite seveii'K u )t un y hasta or más, pero!:. Mirn. los cn lentos al precio de fábrica,ti 'i v termas remitimos el Fonógrafoaute dtinri, t cun o recnid., v cienAltSOl.l TAMKM'K tiKATlS.IMPORTANTE : Km a eum es solanv-Nt- poru;i corto i:tt it de I'it;,vi p::, í.olamcMlt

t'ürititi ,"1,000 .(- h,w Koi,órr:itos pira recalarni riri i!'m ijite el l'o'.Ü'V conozca mies-

ti it l'.K ;. int.! ItUMurt pftvona 11'

J.'ti; . ile UO ll'iuj ,1 ( Hi i( !fl2.1.i.) l'iüióí.no v us records se los maiidamoaenteramente gratis. Nosotros le aconsejamosque no pit rda tiempo en enviarnos su órdenpues la eNistcnoia que tenemos es limitada y

I urt room in the County court hoi use at Los Lunas, New Mexico! as the time place and hour forÍ the settlement of said eatate.i DcrsoriS interested desiring' to It' Ms.'

"te-sera pronto extinguida y lf relajes aunuiitarf ii

cu precio Teiu1.: prenci.te qui' e'.anuveiplMutio diar'itüe'iih' en níos de eilo-- y

object thereto may appear andmake objections, if any there beto such report and final account.

DIEGO ARAGON,

County Clerk andClerk of the Probate court, Va-

lencia county, N. M.

By Teles Uirabal, Deputy.

ret ibijnO.1 muí has carta iWndni o. 1u grji l,a le m diuni tioj, elttt.it pneiü I'd. Vw:d.r i li f iittT (Ttn.pO por tli;i de ft Foiiuurtifoy v. m ron Is son oralis. Kiisniros no (Algunos dmeru ad antado, MiiainwtU mini 'iiitre y ilin ehn:i, reinituiic-- i ii.ltii como depósito y I rrstw Iti pagará alre ibiriu en su misino casa. Todo el inunda debe beneficiarse de esta oferta, asi cohiümiles ya lo han hecho, por lo tanto escriba hoy mismo a

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