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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-28
GODDARD STUDENTS
Are to Meet tonight to Hear Report
on Conference.

A very important meeting Of the God
dard seminary students will be held at
the school this evening ab seven o'clock.
and 1t is urgent that all attend. Ii is
understood that Principal Hollister will
report on the athletic conference acid
with Montpelier seminary this noon re-
garJiing charges Of professionalism
brought against Goddard by Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-28
SHERMAN ON STUMP.
Starts Out to Cover Illinois Quite
Thoroughly.

Chicago, Sept 2s.-James S. Sher-
man today begaS weeks campaigning
tour in Illinois and viii touch nearly
every part of the state with a score
Of speeches. He was the guest Of the
Hamilton club today. He leaves for
Chicago tomorrow. One speech Is de-
voted TO bis views on the Bryan bank
guarantee scheme which says il is a
fsllaey and an iniqlitious proposal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-28

The buildings with contents on the
farm Of orrin Miles in West Glover.
were burned to the ground "Wednesday
evening, September %. Mr.. McClary's
family. who occupied the mouse, lost
everything. The fire is thought to be
Of incendiary origin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-28
Disclosed on Barre Man.

Sc. Albsns. sept. 2s.--In city court
saturday. Pete McEnsay was convicted
ii a third ofFense Of drunk and was
fined SIS and costs. He disclosed on
his friend, Owen MeCue Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-28

Mrs Robert oilhllan. Of East Bar
net, better known as Aunt ,lerusha >
GilhIlan. who is in her 9th year. has
been voted into the Congregational
church. She was baptized when 16
years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-28
BURGLARS IN BRATTLEBoRo.
Raided Graffam's Drug Store and Stole
$45 in Cash and Cigars.

Brattleboro, Sept. 2s. The GrafTam
pharmacy was broken into Saturday
night and about IS in cash and so
worth of high grade cigars taken. The
burglars entered through basement
window.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-28
Grand Benefit Concert.

A grand benefit concert will be given
at the Barre opera house tonight, with
the program as follows:
Fest march from Tannhauscr, Wagner
Overture, Zanetta ..s.,,,...., Auber
The Band
An Irish folk song. ..,..A..... Foote
Mrs. Braley
Violin solo,. .e........5.., Selected
Miss Bartlett
The Robbers Dream .t.... .Gethel
W. Robertson
Intcrmezzo Sifonico, ....... Maseagni
Patrol La Leaavarane .....,,.. Asch
The Band
''Slumber and Rest Thee ..... Sheldon
Mr.. Robertson.
Reading ..........t ......,.,. Selected
Mr.. Heath
Sweding wedding march - Sodderman
The Band
The Holy City" .s.. Stephen Adam
Mr.. Griffiths
Duett. Il live and love thee" .Campnee
Mrs Braley and Mr.. Robertson
Selection from Tine Merry Widow
s-....~s ......ts..s..-.. ..s5.#ss..... LeDar
The Band
Mrs. Batchelder viii be the aecompa-
mist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-28
TONIGHT IN RARRE.

Benefit concert, Barre opera house.
The Comique picture show, A.
Tomasi black
Thestroinm. 40 Main street.
Massuccos theatre, Scampini block.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
STILL MISSING.

Mrs. Riggs, wife of Jack Riggs, the
foreman of the penitentiarye brick
yard, who left her home in this city
mysteriously a few weeks ago, is still
missing in spite of all the efforts
her anxious husband has put forth to
locate her. Mr. Riggs thinks If she
has wandered out into the country and
died on the prairies that some one
would have discovered her body by
this time, Or that if she had gone to
some strange city the authorities
would have found her by this time
in view of the fact that her descrip-
tion and the particulars of the case
have been distributed so thoroughly.
Mr.. Riggs is deeply Respondent over
his wife's mysterious disappearance
and as yet cannot comprehend any
reason for her leaving home in the
manner she did, other than that she
appeared to, be worried over some
matter some three months before she
left. 81.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
"THE FLAMING ARROW

Lincoln J. Carter's border drama,
"The Flaming Arrow will appear
at the opera house Sunday night.
It is said to possess the true west
ern melodramatic flavor, depending
for its success upon its brisk action,
exciting clin1axes and stage mounting,
together with an adroitness Of dra-
matte conception and an excellent plot.
An exciting race is the feature of the
first act. Interest is increased in
the second aca by a realistic council
fire powwow and ghost dance by the
Indians of NE company. The third
act contains a number OF numerous
specialties including a brass hand
The compans is said to be one ef
the largest that VIII appear In Bes-
marck this sear numbering some
thirty people. Much care has been
given the piece and an excellent
mounting above the Carter standard
is promised.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
EVERYBODY WILL. LEND AHAND.

At a meeting of the directors of
the Commercial club Thursday night,
a committee was appointed to arrange
for the entertainment of the Presby-
terian Synod, which meets in Bis
marck October, 8-11..
The club, with Its characteristic
energy, took up the question of how
to make the visitors feel at home, and
without going into details it is enough
to say that they will do the thing
right.
DR.. Ora Landrith OF Nashville, Tenn.
a southern orator OF power. will be
one Of the principal speakers. DR..
Landrith is a whirlwind of eioquence,
He sweeps everything before him.
Mr.. Ralph Fulton, soloist, who sang
SO acceptably in this city three years
ago during the Bible conference, will
sing. He is one OF the famous guar:
tet Measrs Fulton, Hollis and Law
renee, who will lead the music dur
ing the Synod.
Every day will be packed full oi
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
DISMISSED rHE ACCUSED.

John Nc Donald, aged Is, was ar
rested Thursday by Chief Wing, for
selling inquor over the bar at the
Dewey house. He had hearing be-
fore Judge Gilbert Friday afternoon.
Assistant States Attorney Anger ap.
pearing for the state. After listen
ing to the evidence. Justice Gilbert
dismissed the case on the ground that
the evidence was insufficient to hold
the accused over to the district court.
It Is said that within ten minutes Of
this arrest the news was sent out
from the wireless station and the
antanae OF the many substathns
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
JOLLY BUNCH.

Thursday evening two big hay
racks filled with young Methodists
started out on an excursion, and with
splendid pace soon arrived at the
very hospitable home of Mrs. Couch,
north Of town. After open air games
the dusty, tired and hungry crowd
sat down to a delicious picnic spread
in the pale moonlight under the great
canopy From start to finish each
member Of the party seemed imbued
with a spirit of freedom from con.
yentionalities, though maintaining the
dignity eminating from chaperones
Everybody was happy even though q
breakdown did occur on the return
trip.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
SEAT sAEE is ON.

The sale Or seats for "The Flam-
ing Arrow viii be opened this morn.
ing at Knowles and Haney's. This
company is said to be a very good
one, and has with it.; the famous Car.
Isle Indian school band. An effort
was made to have the band give a con.
cert at the depot on Sunday after.
noon, but the mayor refused to grant
permission, much to the regret of
those who have before heard this ex.
cellent musical organization.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12

sented this season by Joseph and
William W. Jefferson, and their fine
company. the local theater-goers will
soon be enabled to see what is best
in high-class comedy. A rare treat is
in store. Every theater-goer who ap-
preciates high ideals should utilize
the approaching opportunity to wit
ness this merry, yet dignified, enter
tainment which comes to Bismarck
next Tuesday night.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
good things, and it will be a mistake

good things, and it will be a mistake
to go out of town that week.
Now, the club anad the church are
both hard at work to make this gath
ering a success. Will not everyone
lend a helping hand?. These visitors
are to be entertained, it is hoped not
only in the homes OF the Presbyte-
rians, but good Christians of every
faith.
A committee has been appointed
to solicit entertainment funds and
will go the rounds very soon.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
aTHE RIVALS

Richard Brins1ey Sheridan's famous
comedy, The Rivals with Its several
score Of years Of uninterrupted popu-
larity and success, Is a monument to
the cIear-minde dedness and pure-heart-
edness Of the intelligent theater-goer.
For more than q centure there has
never been d question ais to the enjoy
ment derived by its audience. AS pre-.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
REAuTiEuL !. DISPLAY.

The display of the aurora borealis
or northern light, last night was very
remarkable and was observed by a
large number of people about 9
o'clock. Bright bands of white and
colored light flashed across the zenith
and in the northern skies the nights
hung in graceful curtains, waving In
alternating colors. The display com.
pletely put the telegraph wires out
of commission while it lasted and
prevented the receipt OF press dis.
patchs for more than three hours.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12

eye, weight 13O pounds. She wore
a black skirt with white waist, a
long black cravenette coat, brown hat
and veil. ..~
A liberal reward will be paid for
information Of her present location.
a.... D. J.. McGillis, Sheriff.
State papers please copy. -
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
'F+ ..E tx r rAs.1.r-. --7r[z-ss4. s-.
BRICK WORK RESUMED,

The masons were placing the stone
columns OF the Methodist church in
position Friday, and getting ready to
resume the laying Of brick. The work
will be completed without Interrupt
tion until the building is completed.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12

27, last. Both these people had lived
in Glengarry county for over 70 years
and as an evidence of the esteem in
which they here held, we cite the fact
that when Mrs. McGillis was buried
425 teams followed the remains to the
cemetery. Mr.. McGillis only survived
his wife a little over two months.
Their separation was a brief one.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
RECRUITS GOING WEST.

A carload Of forty recruits for the
Sth U. s. Cavalry passed through the
city Friday noon. The men came from
Fort Slocum, N. Y, and were on the
way to Fort Walla Walla, Washing
ton, and Fort Yellowstone, Wyoming,
twenty being assigned to each post.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
CITY ANSWERS IN SUIT OF BAKER
VS.. FORSYTH

Frank Register, city attorney, filed
an answer Friday to the complaint
of I. P. Baker against. Walter For
syth, the city poundmaster Forsyth,
in the performance of his official
duties took UP several head of cattle
belonging to 1. p Baker that were
roaming about the city. Baker de-
manded his cattle without payment
of fees fixed by the clay ordinance.
His demand was refused so he brought
a suit in replevin and demands $500
damages from Forsyth. The suit is
now ready for trial at the next term
of court when the matter will be de-
cided as to the validity of the city or
dinance, relating to cattle.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
ORDER PRESERVED.

Drunks and carousers find life
weary since A. F. Mcdonald has been
ON the night police force. For the
past three or four nights he has kept
the streets clear OF disorderlies, and
that element fully realizes that there
is no use trifling with "sandy."
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
THREsHED HIS CROP.

F. County Superintendent C. T.. Wig.
ness threshed out his crop of grain
this week and secured a yield OF 12
bushels to the acre, although some
places yielded as high as seventeen
bushels. The average in that vicinity
was about 12 bushels. -
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12

quivered with excitement at a rapid
rate, SO rapid that a fierce drouth
struck town and many persons wilted
perceptibly before the situation was
relieved towards evening when certain
vertebrae stiffened up again.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
in RuRLEIeH county JAIL,

The three men, Oscar Delbow, Geo.
Moore and James Gilbert who are
held on the charge of robbing the
Mannhaven postoffice, are in the Bur
leigh county jail, in charge of She
riff McGillis. The authorities are
confident they have the guilty parties.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
Observation-Disclosures.

John A. Fitzgerald was married to
Julia Fitzgerald by Father Bonaven-
ture Hanson on Thursday morning.
Both are known to a number of resi-
dents of this county. They will re-
side at Garrison, to which point they
went Friday morning.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12

The business Office of the Bis
marck Tribune, pending the compile
ton of the new building, is on Broad
way in the rear Of the Beardsley &
Finney drug store
The city and te1egraph's editors
office remain at the old stand, Broad
way, side entrance. ss'%
The phone numbers are 13 and 80
as heretofore. ...-s .s.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
PERMISSION TO WED.

Judge Mckenzie issued marriage
license to Charles M. Johns Thurs
day, granting him the right to marry
Hazel Brace. Both are residents OF
Stark township of this county.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
SHEFlFF McGiLLIS' FATHER
~, DEAD.

Sheriff McGillis received word of
the death of his father on Wednes-
day, September 9, at Alexandria, On.
tario. He was nearly SO years old,
and had been in feeble health for
many years. His wife died on June
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
FIN Ed.

James Ruvane was arrested Thurs
day for being drunk and disorderly.
He was brought before Judge Fort
Friday and being found guilty, was
fined $3.50:
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
REWARD FOR MRS. RIGGS.

4 = NLWNEt1 I0'ff EVTtS' IkISStS'
Sheriffs office, Burleigh county, Bis.
marck, North. Dakota, August 81,
1908.
Left her home and family Of four
children, aged six months to IL years,
on Monday, August "a, Mrs. Fannie
Riggs, may take the name of Fannie
Bacon. Il Aged 80 years, height 5ft.
7in., erect and square shouldered.
Light brown hair, with blue eyes,
with mole near inner corner of left
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
MARRIED,

! George Miller of Fort Lincoln and
Louise Prushia Of Bismarck, were
married by Father Clemens on Sep
tember 10.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
THE CITY
q s. = 80 = . I: = = 49, So >
o OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT :

g For Twenty-four Hours Ending &
Z p. m. Sept. IL. #.s :
Temperature = Maximum 93; !:
= minimum 50. =s s
Precipitation - None, f.. r." :.
Wind - Maximum velocity 112 !:
I. miles per hour from the south .
s. east. q :r 1l,A .-.. r ~. 4 x5Jss 4
= Prediction - Fair and warm !:
: er Saturday. s-.-..,,---.. 3
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-09-12
THE TRIBUNE DIVIDED.

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-12-19
NOTICE FOX DUPLICATION
NeIur IIrChIrI

I'm the District Count OF the sixth Jun
cial District, Territory OF New Mexico.
within and Tor the County ni D'ay.
FRED &. Newlng, plaintlti,
VS..
Mar, Il. Ncwing, Defendant }
The said defendant. MARY K. Newlne
is hereby notified that a sun has been com
menccd against her IN 'h" abo'" nance
Couu Tor the dissolution OF the bonds ol
na,rimony subsis,ing between me above
named plaintiff and defendant the PLAN
nm nrayinp a decree of absolute divorce
and ior general r,liei tina, you enter o'
cause to Ice entered your appearance iu
said suit on or before the ioIh d'> OF Jan
nary, A. H.. 1901, or a decree pro tnnles''
therein will be rendered against YOU
HAIRY II M,tLFoN, ana
EnV.pp q. MRLtn. CHAs. L. DowNs,
Attorneys Tor Plainui Clerk
By tTida NJ, BOSNIAN,
ma Deputy.
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Notice for Publicatien.

department ui the Interior. o. = Land
Once 40 Tu,umoau. y NJ, Npy. 4r. zoos.
Nouce Is hereby given that losenta
Medina OF k-yurliD y. VI. who ON bee
Q, 1909. made homestead entry SO iss,
serial so. oaogt lor slswi and ssseI sec e
~ IiurR3 e. y, NJ T., NJ. has filed notict
ui intention to make hnal hye year proof
90 establish clam 10 the land above de
scrlbed, before Register and Receiver. 4.
: Land Onice at TuCumcar. y. NJ, on
the 2sth day OF December, zoos.
Claimant names a. WITNESSES
Cer'lio Qulntana, lucumcari, y. NJ.
ben,gno Qulnlana, Pablo Medina, Juar
Quin,ana, all OF Revuello, y. NJ.
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Department of III, Interior, O.. =, Land
once at ru,umcarl :. " SOY. s. lJp,
Noucc b. hereby gwen that Charlie, ".
Whitaker Of Iu,umCafi. y. VI. Aho. ON
August .. 1907. made homestead rntr, So.
90 n, r SEE .. y NJ principal mrudiau.
has filed notice oi intention i1 make una
,ommutatguu ITrut. Co establish ri..W lu
the land above described. bet r. Register
aud Receiver. O.. = Land once At Ia.
rumcar,. y. VI. on the ain iay Of January.
700
Claimant names ns Niinc,-r,
rs. j.. Iurtr D. " Lawlng T.. PACK. h.
G. singleton. lll II luDumuarI. y. NJ,
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Department u' lhr Interior. O.. IS Ian.
p'uyr at TuCum.lrI y. N, nov. go. zoos
NouDc o. h,r.u, gwen tina, Harr, \
Whale, of Ha.,rll y ". who. on oct. -,
IJur, made homestead entry 40. 4o7u
serial No. u4S.H tHr sW sec, 20. tp on I
as e. y NJ. principal meridian, has AlrI
notice OF intention ,n make nual commute.
ton proof 20 establish claim TO the land
above described before H. House, 4 !,
Commissioner iu hE, office, at House y.
NJ on The 18th jay 1i December, zoos,
Claimant name, tr witnesses
John + White oi nas,,Il y VI +. u
lnglr OF Ford y VI, \. 4. Greene. of
Ha,scll, y N T. ogden. Of Ford. y. NJ
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Department ui lU" Interior. O.. .. Lam
office At Ihcumyau, y VI. Dec . lg.~
Notirr D., hereby given ,hat swan 4.
Hun ~ lunesyillr y VI Nhu 1u Aul. o..
1000, made homestead entry 50 ja4si
serial No. oIi1p tor sc4 ~r, So iNU o..
9 50 e., y NJ principal MERIDIAN is u|.
ri notice of intention o. maE, uu, .Hw
mutation proof Co establish claim lu me
land above described before l.. \. Brrlr.
/. >. Commissioned. ~ o., office. At
Grady, y, VI on the iIth dss % January
1000
Claimant nimc- q, NItur,srr
lo" Jones. sam Wright, j. " M1irulr.
Wash Hawkiu,, an Of Ioursyi..r y VI
Is A. IEEEIl.E Register
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Motto, Tor Publication.

department Of the Interior, e.. ). Land
Once a. iucumcsri y w.. Nov 90, zoos
N"uor lr urirb, gwen that Robert l..
,itN 'i IuDum.trr y VI who, on
Oct Hn tGHn ma.r homestead entry 80.
i-n'. SERIAL 80 ns-' tor r-ur, sW4nr
'uI .r1u"H r.. 80 fV Esn. 81 e y. NJ.
lr.n.I,I meridian. Ha, MED notice Of 90,
'rn'.1u o. make ma. o].mmutitlon proof.
CO. establish clam to the land above de-.
,tlprl before Register and Receiver, C.
:. Land office AZ lugImcari y. II. on
the I-rh day OF August. 800
Claimant names t. Witnesses.
hlCk Richards, squire Decker. OF Tucum
carl y VI ] g.. Newman, Hudson. y. NJ
bru Congrr TuCumctu y NJ.
ii.sI . Il.au.y, Register.
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Department OF the Interior, o. = Ian.
OhiCr AZ luDumea.l y VI. Nov sH. ~.
Notice o. hereby gwen that htIlrs L.
G,,t OF san ion y VI Who, ON Aus O..
1000, made homestead entry no grtu
serial No o.Npo Tor ,WI sec IS. O. 81 %
81 e, y NJ, principal meridian be-, h,r.
notice Of intention TO make nual commute
lon proof, to establish claim Ia the Ian.
above described before ", ". Bennett L
= Commissioner m his office, at san JON
y VI on the 10Th day 1t December, 100,
Claimant names a. witnesses;
lum Hurnr. Bard, y ~. sam Boswell.
y. NJ
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CONTEST NOTlCE

Department OF the l]n,rr,or o. ) Lan'
OnIr,. 1u,umrarl y VI DE, y. zoos.
4 sufficient contest affidavit ha, ng been
filed m tins uli,, DO, t,ar.u," + Williams
OF Kryur.to. y NJ. contestant asain.,
homestead entry No. ra,T4 made Neptrm
brr TO. lyuo. serial SO os4sI tor the -.
uW4 and Na~Nj pl section . 'NP ~ 70.
r Al e. b., Daniel Cunningham. Doutr,t.r.
IN NhIoh It rs alleged that the ,aid DAME.
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Department, Of the Interior T. : Land
office AZ TuCumoarl y VI. Soy. 80 Iy.-
Nu'icr D., hereby given that Lawrence
T.. White OF Ard. y NJ. Who, ga Aug, go.
1000, made homestead entry so, Io4In
serial 40. oyuSi iur ucl ,rc o. ~ %. :
50 q. = NJ. principal meridian has HIra
notice OF intention ,u make hntl commute.
non proof. TO establish claim 20 the land
above described before Register and Re.
rrlycr, O.. >. Land office. At lucumoarl,
y, NJ, on the lth ia, OF January. 1909,
claimant names a. witnesses.
-. I SaNton. Elmer downing. NJ,
stats, J.. !. letter. 1ll ol Ard y. VI
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NOTICE roK PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, q. :, Land
plhce At rucumcau a. NJ Nov, 43.IQos.
Nulice ,s hereby given that Davis J.
Townsend OF san Jon, \, W., who. ON
Feb. 20. 1000. made homestead entry No.
1850 serial No, oIu42 Tor sea sec IS, ~ "a
u.rtlc. y, VI principal meridian. has
nled notice OF intention 20 make final com
mutation proof. to establish claim to the
and above described, before ". ", ben'
lstt. l.. > Commissioner, m his office at
san Ion, \ NJ, on the ith day Of January,
1909.
Claimant name, as witnesses
/. ". Atkins. ", T., Mundell, J. W. Aus
lin, c. W. Kennedy, ali OF san lop, n, NJ,
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NOTICE foR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior O.. f, Land
once AT rucumcarr y " nov 20. tlu,
Notice n hereby gwen that Robert /.
Pres,rdge Of san Jon y, VI. who on Aug.
~, 1907, made homestead cntr, 20. Iu4ty
serial 80 o2nsg lot nwI sec -, ~ - n,
Z 50 e, y. NJ, principal meridian, mas hlrd
notice OF Intention TO make mai commute,
above described, before ". ". Bennett,
q. y. Commissioner in his on 70 AZ. san
Ion y. NJ. ON the 18th day OF December
1905,
Claimant names as WItncsses;
4. A, Bailey, J. V Mccain, l., y kisling.
!. S., Pres,ridge, all of san Jon, y. NJ.
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Department, of the Interior O. =. Land
nicc at Iurumcari y. VI" Noy g, ZOOS.
NouCe b, hereby gwen that James /,
Uogg, of BRAKES, y NJ who N Sept :,
fyun made homestead entry so, ioSqS
.rfia. NO osu4, tor uwl sec ~. tp pnr3i
o. y VI principal meridian has filed
motto, ui intention to make nnai Cummu
taliun proof. Co establish claim to The land
above described. before Register and Re.
rrlycr L = Land utiCc, at TuCumCaTi,
:. NJ. On the ith day ui January, 1909.
Claimant names as Witnesses
t.. Harle,. Charles Faulkner l., Ctop'
40, Y Montana. all Of Brakes, y VI.
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Department ol tine Interior O. = Land
office 90 Iu.umeari, y. VI. No,. 20. lql,.
Nnu.a o. hereby given that Emil, len.
h.u. OF QUAY s. VI who. IN AUG ~.
fI' made homestead entry 40 lgB,j
r"iir. n. "-'nn iug seq .er IS % ,n, =
800 y NJ prilglpa. u.rliiau. has hI-I
n'I.." 'i Intention 90 make nual commute.
NON proof 81. establish claim 20 the land
1'"N" "".. rIur|, before Register and Re
.r',r'. Z " land office At Tucumcari
y VI 300 'he s,lh day Ut December. 100,
Claimant NAMES l. witnesses.
William ] Ware of LoaUr, y w.. Bob
'1n1da} itmrs u Wallis. Andrew John,
suu. uIl Of QUAY, y. VI.
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