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PERIODIGO SEMANARIO DEDICADO A LOS INTERESES Y PROGRESO DEL PUEBLO HISPANO-AMERICAN-

TOMO vm. BELEN, NUEVO MEXICO - num. vnAi A.

NuuwrratU Suvíii .Resuelvas por ta L$í&:&tir lol 1

sin prorroga; los jueces de Regi-

stration. Jueces de Elección, Se

Docientas yardas al punto ó lug-ar del comienso.

Y el demandante ademas pideque los demandados sean despro-vistos y para siempre requeridosde tener ó reclamar ningún dere

Clerks of Election, Pablo Salas, Gre-gorio . Salas; Polling Place, SchoolHouse.

Precinct .No. 28. Judges of Regis-tration, Antonio Luna, Juan Garciay 3., Vicente Chavez; Judges of Elec-tion, Damián Baca, Julian Garcia,Cristobal Chavez; Clerks wof Election,Melquíades Chavez, Selso Chaves;Polling Place, School House.

Precinct No. 29. Judges of Regis-tration, Etanislado Otero, Juan Lu-

jan, .Daniel Lucero; Judges of Elec-tion, Elias Romero, Procopio Silva,Francisco Sy Gurule; Clerks of Elec-tion, Toribio Chaves, Leonardo Otero;Polling Place, Procipio Silva. -

Precinct Xo. 30. Judges of Regis-tration, O. Acord, Jose Aragón, JoeClawson; Judges of Election, SimonLancaster, Buck Moore, Will O. Fol-lón; Clerks of Election. J. T. Havton.

jn la Corte de Distrito Condadode Valencia, Estado de

Nuevo Mexico.H. E. Byers. :

Quejante :

vs :

Mat ia Manuela de Molina, :

Delfiina Molina de Chavez, : No.

y Vicente Chavez y Torrez,:su esposo, Emilia Molina de:Chavz y Ambrosio Chavez:su esposo, Naseangeno Mo-- :

lina y Andalecio Molina, y :

todas personas desconocí- - :

das y los herederos de to-- :

das personas desconocidas :

y todas otras personas re- - :

clamando o teniendo un in-- :

terés en la propiedad aqui :

después descrita, :

Acusados. :

Avisó de PleitoNoticia es por esta dada a los

arriba entitulados demandados

que un pleito ha sido comensadoy esta pendiendo en la corte deDistrito del Séptimo Distrito Ju-

dicial del Estado de Nuevo Mex-

ico, en y por el Condado de Val-

encia por el arriba llamado dem-

andado en contra los arribaandados el objeto y naturalidadde lo cual tiene de establecer y

aquietar el titulo de el demanda-

nte en y para la siguiente descr-ibid- o

terreno en el Condado deValencia, Estado de Nuevo Mex-

ico encontra de los reclamos ad-

versos de los demandados:Todo ese cierto peda zo de terr

ingenuity and researcn could Invent."Outside the courthouse crowds had

gathered during the evening hours toawait news of the jury which had beencloseted 'in conference since morning.As the courtroom emptied after theannouncement of the verdict and thenews of the decision rendered spread,'cheer after cheer broke forth and aband, returning from' a píenlo, stoppedto add its brass notes to the din.

There was a tense moment whenthe Jurors filed into the box for the'last time. Their foreman, in a voiceshaking with the emotions of themoment, spoke in such a low tone'that he could scarcely be heard. Theclerk read back the formal verdict:

"Ton do say upon your oath thatthe said defendant The Tribune com-

pany, is guilty in the manner andform as the said plaintiff hath in his'declaration in this case complainedagainst him and you assess the dam-

ages of the said plaintiff on occasionef the premises over and above hiscosts and charges by him about thissuit and in his behalf expended, atthe sum of six cents damages,"

The editorial in which The Tribuneattacked Henry Ford and branded himas an anarchist was printed in 1916.

The case has been (. fought throughseveral courts on one point or anotherever since, finally arriving through achange of venue asked by The Tribunein Mt Clemens.

The charge which Judge Tuckermade to the Jury dealt mainly withthe laws of libel and contained amongothers, the following points:

"The Tribune claims that they care-

fully inquired as to what Mr. Ford'sattitude was going to be as to thecare of his men who joined the na-

tional guard and that they basdd theeditorial characterizing him as ananarchist on that information. Theyadmit the publication and, insist thatit was true and therefore Justifiedand that even it not true it was fair,comment upon a matter of public interest, either of which defenses aresufficient if proven true. The burden,however, is upon the defense when'

they attempt to make either of the de-

fenses mentioned. They must estab-lish either the truth of. the charge

'they made, or that it was fair com-

ment within the meaning of thatterm. '

"A newspaper has the same rightas an individual to its opinions andconvictions no more and no less."

The court further informed the Jury,that it they found that the charge wasnntrue they must find for the plaintiff.He declared that there was nothingambiguous about the editorial. Itcalled Mr. Ford an anarchist and theonly way the defendant could escapabeing found guilty of libel. was toprove that charge. He said furtherthat the jury must accept the popular,conception of the meaning of the term,"anarchist." I

Counsel for The Chicago Tribunemade no effort to appeal the casa andtccepted the verdict as it stood.

Legal NoticeState of New Mexico, In theProbate Court, Valencia County

In the Matter of the estate ofAngelo Bianchi, deceased. No.79

Notice to all heirs, : creditorsand other persons Interested inthe above estate.

Public Notice is hereby giAenthat on the first day of the Re-

gular September Term of theProbate Court of Valeneia Coun-

ty, to be held at Los Lunas, NewMexico, on the first day of Sep-tember, 1919, the final accountof the administrator of said es-

tate will coma on for hearing and8ettlément; and all heirs, credit-ors and other persons interestedin said estate, may on or beforethe day appointed for such hear-ing and settlement, file their

cretarios de Elección y los lugares de votar en cada precinto endicho Condado de Valencia sien-

do como sigue:Precinct Xo. 1. Judges of Regis

tration. John B. Raff, Jesus Maestas,Demetrio Vallejos; Judges of Elec-tion. Francisco Gurule, Roberto San-

che. Donociano Romero; Clerks ofElection. Eliiio Galléeos, Melcor August; Polling Place, School House.

Precinct No. 2. Judges of Regis-tration, Abelino Gutierrez, MiguelTafoya. Vences Baca; Judges of Elec-;io- n,

Valentin Jaramillo, H. E. Tate,I'cn Sutch; Clerks of Election, Abe-lici- n

Sanchez, Federico Baca y P.;Polling Place, Bclcn Auto Co. Garage.

Precinct Xo. 3. Juciges of Regis-ratio-

Pedro Olguin, Jesus M. Tru-jill- o,

Ignacio B. Garcia; Judges ofElection, Ignacio S. Garcia, SamuelOlguin, Manuel Cordova; Clerks ofElection, Jose R. Ulguin, Jose D. Cor-dova; Polling Place, Jose D. Cordova.

Precinct Xo. 5. Judges of Regis-tration, Valentin de Armond, BraulioAragón, Adolfo Sanchez; Judges ofElection. Jose A. Jaramillo, Sisto n,

Efren Baca; Clerks of Election,Felix Otero, Teodolo Arvizo; PollingPlace, Valentin Dearmond.

Precinct Xo. 6. Judges of Regis-:ratio- n,

Leonicio .Márquez, FerminMárquez, Narcizo Francis; Judges ofElection, Bonifacio Romero, Jose R.Archunde, Carpió Garcia; Clerks ofElection, Felipe Sena, Felipe Sarra-cino; Polling Places, Elias Francis.

Precinct Xo. 7. Judges of Regis-tration, Manuel Sandoval, EstolianoMárquez. Eugenio Márquez; Judgesjf Election, Lupe Sais, Crestino Már-quez, Bonifacio Garcia; Clerks ofElection, Liberato Baca, Jose A. Mar-tinez; Polling Place, Manuel Sando-val.

Precinct No. 8. Judges of Regis-tration, Gabriel Sandoval, AbranChavez, Procopio. Sandoval; Judges ofElection, Severiano Jaramillo, RomanMárquez, Jose de J. Mirabal; Clerksof Election, Rafael Pena, DemetrioCastillo; Polling Place, Grabiel San-doval.

Precinct No. 9. Judges of Regis-tration, Fred C. Tondre, Pilar Aguirre,Xusto Chavez; Judges of Election,Abdenago Aguirre, Eutimio Carrasco.Selso Truiillo; Clerks of Election,Salamon Artiaga, Elias Chavez; Polling Place, School House.

Precinct Xo. 10. Judges of Registration, Eugene Kempenich, FedericoSanchez, Higinio Chavez; Judges ofElection, Elíseo Griego, Antonio Gy Molina, Aniceto Toledo; Clerks ofElection, Federico Romero, AnicetoGurule; Polling Place, School House.

Precinct No. 11. Judges of Regis-tration, Gregorio Apoaaca, FerminioPerea, Miguel Silva; Judges of Elec-tion, David Lujan, Manuel Alderete,Simon Aragón; Clerks of Election,Francisco Apodaca, Alfredo Sancheí;Polling Place, Aragón & Vigil Store.

Precinct No. 12. Judges of Regis-tration, Jesus C. Sanchez, TeófiloBaca, Lauterio Sanchez; Judges ofElection, iFrancisco Padilla, CamiloBarela, Pablo Baca; Clerks of Elec-tion, Manuel A. Baca, Rosendo Jar-amillo; Polling Place, School House.

Precinct No. 12. Judges of Regis-tration, Alfredo Gutierrez, PremetivoSais, Jesus Gurrule; Judges of Elec-tion, Alberto Baca, Meliton Ortiz, Pe-dro Chavez; Clerks of Election, Val-entin R. Sais, Macario Chavez; Poll-ing Place.

Precinct No. 16. Judges of Regis-tration, Thos. McNeil, Z. ,M. Chap-man, F. M. Greer; Judges of Elec-tion, F. G. Neilson, W. A. Thigpen.S. C. Young; Clerks of Election, E. A.Tiejten, Evan Steward; Polling Place,scnooi House.

Precinct No. 15. Judges of Registration, Manuel P. y Chaves, SenobioSavedra, Ramon Padia; Judges ofElection, Barela, Maximo Par-ra- z,

Cresencio Chavez; Clerks ofElection, Rodolfo Otero, EpimenioI'aauia; polling Place, tíiiseo Barela.

Precinct No. 17. Judges of Regis-tration, Mcrejildo Ortiz, Jose R. Mira-bal, Fidel Aragón; Judges of Election,Jose A. SaveOra, Silvestre Gavaldon,Elias Serna; Clerks of Election, San-tiago Ortiz, Casimiro Lucero; PollingPlace, School House.

Precinct No. 18. Judges of Regis-tration, Desiliano Apodaca, FlorencioPadilla, Carmelito Martinez; Judgesof Election, Alfredo Molina, LeopoldoAnzures, Liberato Márquez; Clerks ofElection, Plajedes Martinez, SalomonMárquez; Polling Place, TranquilinoJaramillo.

Precinct No. 19. Judges of Regis-tration, John Gunn, M. F. Fitfie, Geo.H. Pradt; Judges of Election, E. F.Eckerman, Fred W. Canfield, R. G.Marmon; Clerks of Election, J. S.Pradt, John Wylie; Polling Place, R.G. Marmon.

Precinct No. 20. Judges of Regis-tration, Propcopio Baca, BenitoOtero, Pedro Sanchez; Judges of Elec-tion, Pablo Montoya, Daniel Valle-jos, Donaciano Pino; Clerks of Elec-tion, Tranquilino Otero, Flavio Ara-gón; Polling Place, School House.

Precinct No. 22. Judges of Regis-tration, Manuel Sedillo, GuillermoOrona, Aniceto A. y Garcia; Judgesof Election, Jacobo Otero, Pedro G.y Gonzales, Diego Otero; Clerks ofEleetion, Manuel O. y Orona, ManuelL. Aragón; Polling Place. SchoolHouse.

Precinct No. 2S. Judges of Regis-tration, Chas. Neustadt, Mariano Pa-dilla, Adolfo Bien; Judges of Election,Mariano P.lea, Jiian M. Brito, PolitoGriego; Clerks of Election, Luis e,

Nathan S. Bibo; Polling Place,School House.

Precinct No. 24. Judges of Regis-tration, Manuel Landavazo. Juan A.Garcia, Telesforo Proveneher; Judgesof Election, David Martinez, Juan C.Baca, Pablo Landavazo; Clerks ofElection, Lorenzo L. Garcia. AmadoLandavazo; Polling Place; SchoolHouse.

Precinct No. 27. Judges' of Regis-tration, Albino Chaves, Doroteo Gav-aldon, Manuel Aragón; Judges ofElection, Ignacio Gavaldon, Fran-cisco Chavez, Salomon Gavaldon!

tada de Nuv NUxskv;Svcción l. Qa la stsuíwst tutJ

dación a a vnstuuwon fe) K;auv emo una seceiou adn-Mii-! M Articulo

1I. sea. y por sl es, prvuwost.v lacual ser sometida a Hv$ electora delEstado, en na e!ecfia ou será tni ti a el mines próximo después del

primer lunes en NTienibre. l?20.' Sección 6. CiuJidaiKxs del Estado.

que estén ausentes de sus lugares deresidencia legal, en el swYieio militaro naval de los Estados Vnidos o de es:e Estado, y siendo de otro modo elec-tores calificados, se les podrá permitirvotar en cualquier elección para oficia-e- de estado, electores presidenciales, representantes al Congreso y Senadores de Estados Unidos, y sobre en-

miendas constitucionales, bajo tales reglamentos y limitaciones según seanprescritas por ley.

For Ue AmendmentPor la Knmirnda

Against the Aniendiiieiit-Cont- ra

de la Enmienda

SUBSTITUTO DE LA COMISIONCONJUNTA DE LA CAMARA

NO. 30.Proponiendo La Enmienda De La

Sección 8 Del Artículo IX De LaConstitución Del Estado De NuevoMéxico, Titulada "Deuda De Esta-do, Condado Y Municipal."

Resuélvase Por la Legislatura del Estado de Nuevo México:Sección 1. Que se propone por es

ta enmendar la Sección 8 del ArtículoIX de la Constitución del Estado parajue lea como sigue:

Sec. 8. Ninguna deuda exceptoaquellas especificadas en la precedentesección será contraída por o a nombrede este Estado, a menos que sea auto. izada por ley para alguna obra u ob

jeto especificado; cuya ley proveerápara una leva de tasación anual suílcíente para pagar el interés y pá"ra proveer un fondo permanente para pagarel principal de tal deuda dentro decincuenta y cinco años del tiempo en4ue se contraiga la misma. Ningunaiey tal tomará efecto hasta que hayasido sometida a los electores califica-dos del estado y haya recibido una ma-

yoría de todos los votos dados en unaelección general; tal ley será publicada por entero en a lo menos un perió-dico en cada un condado de este Esta-do, si se publicare alguno allí, una vezcada semana, por cuatro semanas su-

cesivas próximas precedentes a tal3lección. Ninguna deuda deberáorearse así si la deuda total del esta-do, fuera de las deudas del territorio,y de los varios condados del mismo,asumidas por el Estado, serán por talmedio hechas a exceder un por cientode la valuación asesada de toda lapropiedad sujeta a tasación en el Es-tado según lo demuestre el asesamien-i- o

general precedente. La legislaturapodrá, sinembargo, para proveer fon-Jo- s

para la construcción y mantenlmiento de caminos públicos y puenteslecretar leyes autorizando la emisiónle bonos, obligaciones, o certificadose deuda, pagaderos en tales tiempos

jomo ia legislatura lo determine de le-

va de tasaciones, que se reciban decencías de vehículos de motór, u otras

iicensias o ingresos, sin someter talesleyes a los electores calificados del Es-

tado, y no obstante que la deuda asícreada pueda temporariamente aumen-tar la deuda total del Estado a unasun.a que exceda la antecedente limi-tación; Entendido, que bonos emitidospara tales fines pagaderos ad valoremle tasaciones levadas sobre propiedadtangible no deberán en ningún tiemposxccdér la suma de dos millones de-- eses ($2,000,000), excepto para satis-facé- r

alotamlentos de Fondos Federa-les hechos al Estado para ayuda en laconstrucción y mejoras de caminos."

Por the AmendmentPor la Knmienda

Against the AmendmentContra de la Enmienda

Proclamación de

Elección Especial

En acordancia con el Estatutode Nuevo Mexico, en tales casoshechos y proveídos, nosotros, losabajo firmados. Comisionadosdel Condado de Valencia, por esta proclamamos y damos avisopublico que una elección especialsera tenida en el Estado de Nue-vo Mexico y Condado de Valenciaen el tercer Martes de Septiembre de 1919, siendo el dia 16 deSeptiembre A.D. 1919, la elecci-

ón se abrirá en dicho dia a lasnueve A. M hasta las seis P,M.,

cho ó titulo en y para dichas premisas adverso al demandante yque el titulo del demandante seaaquietado y puesto en descanso.

Y ustedes, dichos demandadosy cada uno de ustedes, son ademas notificados que solo que ustedes pongan su apariencia en dicha causa en ó antes del dia 15

de Agosto, 1919, juicio sera pue-sto en contra de ustedes en dichacausa por falta.

Los abogados del demandanteson Barnes & Livingston, y sudirección de estafeta es Belén,Muevo Mexico.

En testimonio de lo cual pongomi mano y sello este dia 3 de Julio, 1919.

Diego AragónEscribano de Condado y Secreta-rio de la corte de Distrito.Por W. D. New'comb, Diputado.

ELECCCION

ESPECIAL

Enmiendas Constitucionales

En conformidad al Proyecto dela Cámara No. 405, siendo Capítulo 138, Leyes 1919-La- s siguien-tes enmiendas a la Constitucióndel Estado de Nuevo Mexico seránsometidas a los votantes legalesen la Elección Especial de ser tejnida Septiembre 16. 19 9. '

MANUEL MARTINEZSecretario de Estado.

HKSOLUCIOX CONJUNTA DELSENADO NO. 8.

t un Resolución Conjunta Del Sena-do i La Enmienda DeLa Sección 3 Del Artículo XIV, Yue li sección 13 Del Artículo AllDe h& Constitución Del Estado DeNuevo México Referente a Institucienes Publicas y Educacionales,

Resuélvase por la Legislatura del Estado de Nuevo Mexico:Sección 1. Que la Sección 3 del Ar

tículo XIV de la Constitución del Estado de Nuevo México sea enmendadapara que dicha sección lea como sigue' Sección 3. Es por esta creado uncuerpo Administrativo consintiendo cecuatro (4) miembros quo serán non?orauos por ei uouernauor, cada ;nopor el término de dos años con un salar o de $3,000.00 por el año, y no níaque dos de ellos pertenecerán al mismopartido politico al tiempo de su nombramiento. Dicho Cuerpo Administrativo tendrá el manejo y control de toJas las instituci nes de Estado enunegadas en la sección 1 del ArticuloXiV de esta Constitución y de todas

ns las instituciones de Estado enu- -

alej, caritativas, penales o reformatorias (excepto las escuelas públicas)hasta aquí o en lo de adelante estable-cidas. Esta disposición tendrá efectoen y después del dia 1ro de Enero, 1921La legislatura prescribirá los poderesy (teneres de tal Cuerpo Administrativo y hasta que ta! disposición sea hecha tal Cuerpo Administrativo tendrá,cotí reápecto.a cada una de dichas insti-tuciones, los poderes y deberes ahoracontenaos en los Cuerpos de Regenteso cuerpos de dichas instituciones."

Sec. 2. Que la Sección 13 del Aiticulo XII de la Constitución del Es-tado de Nuevo México sea enmendadapara que dicha sección lea como sigue:

"Sección 13. En y después del dialro de Enero, 1921. las dicha instituclones educacionales de Estado seránmanejadas por el Cuerpo de Manejocreano por la Sección 3 del ArticuloXIV de esta Constitución'

For the Amendmentl'or la Enmienda

Axainxt il'P AmendmentContra do la Enmienda

Sl'ílSTITCTO DE LA COMISIONDEL SENADO PARA LA

CONJUNTADEL SENADO

NO. 5.l'na Resolución Conjunta Proveyen-

do Para Una Enmienda a la Constitución del Estado de Nuevo Méxi-co Añadiendo a la Misma Otra Sec-ción al Artículo VII, la Cual Será

Andy Smith; Polling Place, BuckMoore.

MANUEL GARCIA,P psidente del cuerpo de comisi-

onados del condado de Valencia.TRANQUILINO JARAMILLO,Comisionado de Condado.ABIL VIGIL,Comisionado de Condado.

Atesto:DIEGO ARAGON,

Escribano de Condado y Ex-Ofi-c- io

Escribano del Cuerpo de Co-

misionados de Condado.Por TELES MI RABAL, Óiputado.

Corrección

Llamamos la atención de nuestros lectores a nuestro supleme-nto de listas de tasaciones delin-quent- es

en donde aparece lo sigu-iente:

"y que en el dia 22 de SeptiemDre, aeDeria leer y queen el dia 29 de Septiembre, 1919".

FORD CLEARED;

NOT ANARCHIST

JURY IN FAMOUS LIBEL 8UITFIND8 . FOR PLAINTIFF AND

DECLARES TRIBUNE GUILTY.

DELIBERATE TEN HOURS

Farmer Jury Which Hat Spent ThreeMonths In Court It Out Ton Hours

and Then Finds Paper Guiltyof Libel.

Mt. Clemens, Mich. Henry Ford itnot an anarchist!

A jury of 12 farmers have said so bytheir verdict. In which they found TheChicago Tribune guilty of libel whenIt attached that stigma to the nameof the great manufacturer.

"We find the Chicago Tribune guiltyand attach a verdict of six cents."

This sentence from the foreman ofthe Jury which for three months haslistened to the most famous case ofUs kind In history and which debatedmore than 10 hours before it arrivedat its conolusion, were the lines ofthe final act in the dramatic eventwhich has attracted the attention ofthe entire country.

Henry Ford himself ' was not incourt to share in the triumph. He wasin the New Hampshire woods with hisfriends, Thomas Edison and JohnBurroughs. Judge Alfred J. Murphyof Mr. Ford's counsel made a formalstatement for his principals

"Ford Is Vindicated.""The important issue has been de- -'

toiytned," said Judge Murphy. "Moneydamages were not sought by Mr. Ford.He stands not only vindicated but his

HENRY FORD

ittitude as an American citizen hasbeen Justified after a trial whichfjtlsedevery,is?ue. against him, thai

eno situado quedando en el precinto No 3 de los Jarales, Conda-do de Valencia y Estado de Nuevo Mexico y conlinda, describiday conteniendo como sigue a saberComentando en un punto forma'do por la intersección de la liniadel centro de la Acequia Los Garcias y la linia meridional de Predicanua Baca terreno locado foel Norte dé terreno por estas conducido siguiendo entonces haciael oeste y á lo largo de dicho terreno de Predieanda Baca hastaarriba de la loma, y luego meridional a lo largo de dicha cima dela dicha loma, ciento cinquentayardas a la Entrada de Juan deJesus Sanchez, entonces hacia el

. este y h lo largo de dicha Entrada del lado hacia el norte de estoa la linia del centro de la dichaAcequia Los Garcías, siendo laesquina al sudeste del terreno poresta conducido, entonces hacia el

;Norte a lo lano de la dicha liniadél centro de dicha AcuiaCi.-!)-t- o

euarenta yardas al punto ó lagar del comienso. También aquelotro pedaso ó solar de terreno si-

tuado quedando y estando en di-

cho precinto No 3 de Jarales endicho Condado y Estado y conlin-d- a,

deserioido y conteniendo co-

mo sigue a saber: Comensandoen un punto en la intersección dela linia hacia el Norte de dichoterreno" de Rafael Baca y Chavezy el lado del oeste de un caminoPublico que ba a lo largo de laAcequia Ladera, corriendo ento-nces hacia el oeste a lo larga deterreno de Rafael Baca y Chavez

la cima de la loma, entonceslacia el Norte a lo largo de dichaeima de la loma, Docientas yard-as a ia linia meridional de terre-no pertenesiendo a Amada Padi-lla, ó Antonio Garcia, entonceshacia el este a lo largo de dic'ialinia meridional de dicho ultimomensionado terreno a la dicha li-

nia hacia el oeste de dicho cami-

no Publico y entonces meridionala lo largo de dicha linia hacia eloeste de dicho camino Publico

objections thereto, if. any theyhave, and that in event of theirfailure so to do, said account willbe allowed as in accordance withlaw.

Ignacio Aragón y Garcia'

Judge.Attest: . ' ;

DIEGO ARAGON, .. ..County Clerk and rex-offic-

Clerk of the Probate curt, Valencia county, N. M. J -

;

By Teles Mirabal, Deputy.

f

public vendue at the front doorof the Valencia County CourtHouse at 12 o'clock noon onthe 23rd day of August, 1919,to the highest and best bidder

In The District Gourt, CountyOf Valencia, State of New Me

xico. M. S. Otero, Trustee,and A. J. Otero, Beneficiary,Plaintiffs, vs. The Mazon Es-

tate, Incorporated, a CorporationLuz C. Saucido, Silvestre Mira-ba- l,

and The Citizens Bank of

Albuquerque, New Mexico, de-

fendants. No. 2173.

terest, attorneys' fees and costsas above set out, together withthe cost of this sale, then the se-

cond lot of property will not beoffered for sale but on the con-

trary, if the highest bid on Lot1 of said property shall not besufficient to discharge the said

judgments, interest,- -

attorneysfees and costs as hereinaboveset forth, including the cost oftViic Colo tVinn T nt 7 oe lira!n

for cash the following real estatebelonging to The Mazon Estate,Incorporated, as follows:

Lot 1.; Lot or Township Range

Fraction Section North West

NE1-- 4 8 10 15NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby givea thatN1-2SE1- -4 24 10 14 above shown will be offered asby virtue of a certain order and N1-2SW1- 24 10 14

5 10 14decree made in the above styledcause on the 17th day of May,1919, the undersigned was ap

a whole and thereafter Lots 1

and 2 together will be offeredand the highest and best bidswill be reported to the court forsuch action as it may deem pr-

oper, possession to be given im-

mediately following confirmati-

on by the court of any Bale wfa.

pointed Special M ster and wasdirected to sell the real estateh reinafter described to satisfythe said final decree which awarded t the plaintiff, A. J. Ot

hch shall be made under this no--é.:n tl: i- - t i .ero, judgement against the de-

fendant, The Mazon Estate, In-

corporated, in the sum of Ele

me. .mis sate is to dc maugon the basis of the purchaserpaying' all taxes due on the saidland at the time of the sale andinformation thereof as tn the

ven Thousand Two HundredTwo and 25-10- 0 ($11,202.25)

about smokes, Prince AlbertTALK to a joyhandout standardDollars, with interest at ight

(8) percent per annum from

Decembtr 12, 1918, until paidand the additional sum of One

5, 10 14NE1-- 4 8 10 14NE1-- 4 12 10 14SE 1- -4 12 10 14NW1-- 24 10 14SE1-- 4 16 10 14SW1-- 4 16 10 14S 1-- 2 SE 1-- 4 34 11 15

-4 35 11 15NE1-- 4 24 10 -- 14SE 1-- 4 8 10 14SW14 12 10 14

-4 2 . 10 15Lots3&4 2 10 15Sw1-4Se1-- 27 10 12Se1-4sw1-- 4 27 10 12nw1-4ne1-- 4 34 10 12NE1-4NE1-- 4 34 10 12

10 10 10 .

Lot 2.Lot or Township Range

Fpaction Section North West

NfU'Nw 4 84 IP 2BE 1-- 4 6 10

,14

BWl-4Nwl-- 4 6 10 14Nwl-4sWt-- 4 0 10 14W1-2SW1-- 4 2 tO 10SEl-4Swl-- 4 2 10 10

-4 14 10 10SE14NW1-- 4 14 10 10Nwl-4NEl-- 4 14 10 10

A tract commencing at a po-

int on hundred and forty six

and onp third 1 146 JJ yardsSouth of the Northeast quarter

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

Get it straight that what you've hankered for inThousand (1,000.00) Dollars as

amount and extent of unpaidtaxes must be obtained by thepurchaser himself from the re-

cords of Valencia County.Witness my hand as such

Special Master on this, the 28thday of May, 1919.

WILLIAM WILCOX,Special Master,

attorneys' fees and all costs in

said cause expended and forecl-

osed the lien on a certain deed

of trust upon the re 1 estate here

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

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 1

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)

Bay Prince Albert entry where tobáceo if fold, Toppy red bags,tidy red tine, handsome pound and half pound tin kuinidonand

that clever, practical pound crystal (Ion humidor with ipo'nggmoistener top that keept the tobacco in such perfect condition.

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winaton-Sale- N. C

inafter described as Lot 1 andordered the same sold to satisfythe judgement in favor f the

said A. J. Otero and also awa-

rded judgment in favor of the

defendant, Silvestre Mirabal,

upon a cross complaint againstThe Mazon Estate, Incorporatedin the sum of Four Thousand

$4,000.00 Dollars, with inte-

rest on Two Thousand $2,00-- 0

00J Dollars thereof from Feb

Copyright lwla byRJ. Rtraoldi Tobacco Co.

1-- 4 of the Southeast quarter(1-4- ) of Section Ten 10),Township Ten ( 10) North, Range Ten 10 West and meas

uring South two hundred andninety three and one third 29-- 3

3 yards, thence West eighthundred and eighty (880) yar-ds, thence North two hundredand ninety three and one-thi- rd

nited States Tiresara Good Tiresf hr ?ZÍA

In the District Court of the Se-

venth Judicial District, State: of New Mezico, within and

for the County of Valencia. ''

Pauline Russell, )

Plaintiff ) No.vs ) 2191

George M. Russell, , )

Defendant)To George M. Russell, the abovenamed defendant:

You are hereby notified that asuit has been filed against you inthe above named court by the ab-

ove named plaintiff, wherein thesajd Plajptiff prays for an abso-

lute giyorce on fh grounds flfs'rruel and inhuman treatment :ftn

abandonment You are furthtrnotified that unless you enter orcause to be entered your appear-ance in said cause on or beforethe 9th. day of August, 1919, adecree pro confesso will be takenagainst you and the relief prayedfor will be granted,: Tlíe ñamé of the 'plaintiff s at-

torney is John Baron Burg,1 who-se post office address is Rooms' 15and 16 First National Bank Build:ing, 'Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Dated this 14th day of June,1919. '

"

DIEfjp ARAGpN,County Cleric Éx-Ófíic-

ío Clerkof the District Court;

By W. D. NewcombDeputy.

(293 1--3) yards, thence Bast

eight hundred anc eighty (880)yards to the place of beginingcontaining forty eight arjd one-thi- rd

X 48 1-- 3 J acres.Also the following tracts in

Section Twen ty-t- (22) To

ruary 27, 191 until paid at the

rate of eight 8J per cent perannum, and w'th iprgsf on

One Thousand (l.OOQ.OO) Do-

llars thereof from April 23, 1918

until paid at the rate of ten

(10) per cent per annum, and

with interest on One Thousand

1,000.00 Dollars thereof from

May 16, 1918, until paid at therate of ten 1,Q) per cent er ap-nu-

m

and for ten (10) per ceníadditional as attorneys.' fees

aad all costs in this cause exp-ended by the said Silvestre Mi-

rabal, defendant and cross-complai- nt

and did foreclose the lien

of three ( 3 certain dpeds of

trust mentioned in the cross-complai- nt

of the said Silvestre

Mirabal, coverng as ft first lien

the real estate hereinafter des-

cribed as Lot 2, and also cover-

ing the resj estate hereinafterdescribed as Lot J as a second

wnship Ten (10) North, RangeTen ( 10) West measuring ab-

out fifry (50) yards from Northto South and eight hundredand eighty j( 880) yards from

East to West.The first tract being bounded

on the North by land of JuanSerna and on the South by la-

nd Qf Senobio Sevadru, and fo-

rmerly owned by Teodoro Chlien to that of. the plaintiff, AJ. Otero, and foreclosed the saidfew three 3 deeds of trust and ordered said property sold to sa

tisfy the sameí and algo did re--i t i

nder judgment in iavor ot tnedefendant' The Citizens Brkof Albuquerque, New Mexico,

upon its cross-Complain- t against 4f MAKE THRIFTThe M-'zo- EsMt- -, Incorpora

ted, in the sum of Nine Hundr YOUR DAILY HABIT 1

avez.The second tract being bou-

nded on the North by the landof Catarino Trujillo y Sanchezand on the South by tne landof Nabor Mirabal and formerlyowned by Martin Gallegos.

Also a tract in Section fifteen

(15), Township Ten (10) No-

rth, Range Ten (10) West,measuring about fifty (50) ya-

rds from Jiorth to South and

eight hundred and eighty (88--0)

yards from East to West bo-

unds'! on th. Nnb the Mi-rao-at

trt;t aini oa the South bythe land cf R. Barella and for-

merly owned by Justo Apodaca.The property described abo-

ve as Lot 1 is that which is ge- -

nerally known as the stock ran

ed Sixty-on- e and 63-1- 00 $96-- 1

63 Dollars with interest th-

ereon from October 19, 1918,until paid at the rate of eight

8J pr rent per ar.'fn s.f,d its

The Real Thing Right ThroughPut United States Tires under your car and

you'll find them the real tiling.

They're built to wear to give you the kindj

of economical service you wanv. And that's; just what they doó

i Hundreds of thousands cf users willvouch fc 1.': .at lots of them ritrí txc.vc ú hsrei

Thero tre five distinct types of United StatesTires o ie for every need of price or use.

We ha e exactly the on im your car

Save Out of Your Earnings.Invest Ypur Saving in Jovn-me- nt

Securities Get Full yal-u- e'For Wh You Spend-- If

You Haven't one Start a BankAccount Buy "War SavingsStamps" Be-ari- pg

Investments Be a Real

farmer Vith the GovernmentÍ

I Save Regularly and Invest Care- -

: : : t -- u naí. - the sama to be a

' - 1 tets oí real estatei-

- ;:escri ed subsequentand inferior to the liens of the

plaintiff, Otero, and the defen-

dant, Silvestre Mirabal, and didforeclose the said lien and order

t :id reíd estate. sold to satisfythe same.

Now, therefore in obedience

i fill! VT Ratear Invictmant X

can be Found than ' ''WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

ches of The Mazon Estate, In-

corporated, and Lot 1 will beoffered for sale and sold as awhole and if the price realizedfrom the same shall be sufficient

to pay bll of the judgments, in- -j to the á decrea I will sell at