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The Washington times., 1908-12-20
WEDDING DAY SET
BY WESTINGHOUSE
Postponed to January 9 on Account
of Illness of Prospec-
tive Groor,o
tive Groom.

LENON, Mass, Dec. 2O.-It was an
nounced at the Westinghouse mansion
today that the date of the wedding Of
George Westinghouse, ir,, to Miss Vio-
let BroCklebank, Of London, England.
would take place on January g. The
wedding was postponed from December
- on account Of the illness Of young
Westinghouse, who was unable TO make
n voyage TO England, where the couple
viii be united in marriage
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JEWELERS. DEATH SUDDEN

BECkLEK, ". Va. Dec. &C A
Cooley, formerly a jeweler OF Baltimore
who has been in the iewelry bushes,
here a number Of years. died suddenlv
in his room this morning Of heart faF-
ure. He was fifty-One years old and a
native Of this county.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GE.
ERAL FORECAST

The indications are for continued mod
crate temperatures in all sections, al
though a fall IN temperature will oC-
cur in tbs north Atlantic coast States
tonight IT viii rise again. however,
Monday.
Aside from local rains in the gulf
States and snow nurTies along the
Northern frontier from the Great Lakes
eastward. fair weather will continue
general
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TEAIPERATTRE.
SUN TABLE.
TIDE TABLE
m. and $50

Today-EIigh tide, 5:14 a. m. and $50
T. m: low tide, 30 a. m.
TomorrOw-High tide. SOS a. m. and
6:lS .. m; low tide, 1923 a. m. and 1920
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CHARLES P. TAFT
FLAYS AN EDITOR
CHARLIE TAFT
is ALSO ABLE
TO HURL WORDS

"ScnndaIOus campaign of mHIIc-
iOuS representations
"sndcr the Euise 0f prOfessed
support"
"EmnnatinE from such source
the statements do not warrant
reply"
."VenOmOus and anonymous at
tacks."
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FORECAsT FOR ~ nIsTRIcr

District of Columbia-Fair tonight and
Monday; minimum temperature tonight
below freezing: warmer Monday: fresh
west 10 southwest winds.
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Longest and Most perilous
Leg of World Cruise
Is Begun.
NEWS OF THE START
CABLED BY SPERRY
Men and Ships Reported in Great
Shape-Will Spend Christ
mas Abroad.

Rear Admiral Charles s. Sperry. COM
manding the American battleship fleet.
today cabled the Navy Department
news OF the departure OF the feet today
from Colombo, Ceylon, for Suez, az the
mouth OF the SueZ canal. Admiral
Pnlsbury. chief OF the Bureau OF Navi.
cation, received the message in cipher,
and although the message was very
brief and in the usual form, Il held deep
import for the sender and the receiver,
as well as for the navy and the entire
country.
The fleet has now begun the longest
single leg OF it's world spanning cruise.
This viii be the crucial test. for not
only is the present journey from port
10 port the longest ever undertaken,
and one OF the longest ever made BY
any fleet OF warships. but the path OF
the gallant squadron lies across one OF
the most dangerous and ha=ar rdous
strips OF water in the oceans OF the
world.
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Small's Flowers for Christmas.

18th and SITS. Washington: Waldorf
Astoria and 1153 Broadway. New York
-Adyt
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AFFAIRS PLANNED
FOR Won MOLTKES
Danish Minister and Wife viii
Spend the Holidays
IN Boston.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec 30--COUntesE
Won MOltlze. with her husband, the Dan
ish minister at Washington. are eX-
pected TO arrive here tonight to spend
the holidays with the countess parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Thayer. OF IS
Bay State road
Some time has passed since they have
visited Boston. The countess once led
the smart set. Many social functions
have been arranged in their honor.
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No Extra Fare to Chicago on "TI

No Extra Fare to Chicago on "The
PennsvIvania Limited" No extra fare
4 now charged from Washington or
baltimore to Chicago or points ives os
Alliance. O.. on THE Pennsylvania LIN
tied the Pennsylvania Railroads stan
dard passenger train The PennTyI-
vanfa Limited leaves Washington d sly
at 80 a. m. and arrives Chicago at S.45
the next morning. connecting al Chicago
with through trains 10 the West and
Northwest-AdvL
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In Fine Shape.

Even the journey across the Atlantic
from Gibraltar TO Hampton is not 50
long, nor perilcus as the trip from Cey-
Ion, through the Indian ocean. the
Arabian, and the Read sea According
TO ali information coming to the Navy
Department from the fleet, in official
dispatches. ships and men are in fine
shape and fully prepared for the jour
ney upon which they started out today.
They are all straining for the sC~cess-
ful completion OF what will become an
historical cruise.
During this week, Christmas week.
the fleet will be practically away from
all communication with home and
friends. and viii be practically cut or
from all civilization. The ships stores
we're. however. made I'D with a view to
This contingency. an that the JackisS
viii make merry and celebrate in prop
or style. there can be no 1Oubting Some
far-sighted wives and sweethearts,
when they said goodbye at Hampton
Roads, nearly a year ago, with sweet
forethought. slipped into the hands OF
loved ones dainty packages mot 70 be
opened until Christmas" These will be
the only presents on board. and with
generous spirit. born OF the close rela-
tions on ship board. these will be shar-
ed in fO'castle as well az in the ward
room.
Due at Suez January s.
The feet is due 70 arrive at Suez on
January 3. and all the holidays -il be
spent on the Indian Ocean and the
Arabian sea. From Suez, the rest Of
the cruise will be practically easy The
vessels viii proceed by easy stages
through the canal and the Mediterra-
mean. and will then swoop across the
Atlantic home.
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CONTINUED on Second Page4
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-24
SIMPLE cIoARErra CURE.

Mothers who are borrowing trou-
ble because their boys coms home
from school or play accompanied by
a lingering odor Of cigarette smoke,
may discover a useful hint IN the
statement that peppermint candy Is
one Of the most effective antidotcs 10
the tobacco habit vet discovered. To-
bacco viii not blend kindly with the
taste Of sweet peppermint. Socially
the cure may seem worse than the
disease, but from a medical view
point the sucking Of peppermints 10
far less hurtful. A common pepper
mint drop will prevent smoking for
shout an hour. 80 the amount Of
andy used need moi be great. II is
also a good plan when your boy
starts in smoking to teach him to
make his own cigarettes Few will
smoke 10 excess II they have to make
their own.
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LEVIED TRIBUTE ON NATIVES
Entstprisine Soldier In Fair way 10
&c, Rich When His Game
Wa Spoiled.

The native soldiers are q difficult
problem 10 deal with in our colonies,
fDr ~ soon ~ the white mans back
"a turned the native soldier. II he can
possibly get a chance, uses the show
~ authority that he uniform and
arms gI,e him 10 plumber and ill-
treat the defens.less natives. While
~ Al I.okoJs there was u case Of
y ioruba soldier vho deserted from
the garrison, taking with him a copy
Of the Kings Regulations With this
he went abou, all over the country,
"~squeezlng' the chiefs for cattle and
sheep and anything that he had a
fancy FOR, on the strength Of II and
II vas a long time before his depre-
datlons were discovered and he him
self caught Wide World Magazine.
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WIDE USE OF COCAINE.

That the evils Of cocaine, which
New York Is irving to stamp out by
the enforcement Of a stringent law,
are more widespread than the public
knows was emphasized by DR..
Charles Harrington. chairman Of the
Massachusetts, tate board Of health,
in the course { n lecture at Harvard
Medical scho,.. DIR. Harrington told
Of a group o.. hoys in Chelsea who
held cocaine parties, which were
broken mp ny the police. He also
told Of a man who sold \ catarrh
rure containing cocaine and employ
ed bows to peddlc the drug. The
boys we're paid a commission in the
form Of n bottle Of the cure lie
said that in some barrooms the drug
was a. much nm article Of commerce
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department, of the Interior. l.. ;, Land
Once at Tucumcari. y. NJ, Oct. -, 1905
Notice is hereby given tina, John q, Ell
LIS, OF San Jon. quay county y. VI who,
on Sept 10, 1000, made homsste..d entry
No. 1907, Serial No o22oi, for swA ne4,
NJ SEA, sw4 sea, sec 40, tp 10 n T sac, y
Mex. y. meridian. has filed notice Of in.
,ention to make final i~ve.year proof, to
establish claim TO the land above describ.
ed, before ", ". Bennett, l. s commits
sioner, IN tis office At San Jon, qua,
county y II, on the IS day Of November
1905.
Claimant names as witnesses:
T White, Thomas Davis. + G Robinson
and W Is Clark all OF San Jon, Quay
county y NJ.
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BEAUTIFUL CANARY ISLANDS.

Americans are noticeably lacking
in the Canaries. The islands are of
the route Of travel between Europe
and the United States, and are al
most entirely neglected by travelling
Americans, the visitors being mostly
British, with a s~prinkling Of Ger
mans, The climate is very pleasant,
hut these islands are by no means as
attractive as the Hawaiian islands.
The latter are far more tropical and
more beautiful in vegetation. But,
for all that, the Canary islands are
exceedingly interesting and pleasing,
and should like TO return and en-
jov more OF them.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
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STRANGE STANDARDIZATION.

A remarkable story ONE from
Ssnngh, county Tippcrary, Ireland.
A laborer named Kssrney reported
to the police that his wife had
chopped of four Of her fingers with
a bill hook. He stated that his wife
disappeared a short time ago, and
after four days absence returned
home looking like a skeleton, hav-
ing apparently been wandering
through the country without food.
After sleeping restlessly that night
she rose and went to the kitchen,
and when he followed he discovered
her in the act Of chopping of her
fingers. The woman is now in the
workhouse infrmary.
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Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior. Z. >. Land
Office at Tucumcari, y. NJ oct. "a 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Edward )
Gordon, OF Murdoch. y. VI who on Aug.
20, 1907, made homestead entry NO igj2s
serial No o567 for sea sec IS, ~ IN, r jIe
y. VI, principal meridian, has filed notice
ct intention to make final communication
proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before l.. +. Williams. u, )
Commissioner. in his Office at Murdoch, y
NJ. on the a4th day OF November, 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses:
BudSull. Roy Newman, Caddie Is. Smith.
+ ; Hudson, all Of Murdoch, y. VI,
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Department OF the Interior. u : Land
office at ruoumI1u y NJ, Oct IL, 1906
Notice is hereby given that Johnnie T.
Robertson, OF kndee, y VI, who, on Jan.
"a, 1904. made he nestead entry No iSIl.
serial 20 o41o2, Tor e. sea 81. ~ and NJ
swi, sec " 'p 10 n, 7 50 e. n Mex, Z.
meridian. has filed notice OF intention TO
make final hve.year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before
Eugene l. Hedgeeoke, u 5 commissioner
in lis office at Endee \ NJ, on the 2lih
day OF November, 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Willie Fife and Cage Riley Of Endee,
n NJ. and A l. Aston and William y I'll
kins OF Allen. \ VI,
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NOTICE FOR PUHI cation,
department OF the Interior. y ; Land
Office at Tucumcari. y VI Oct -, zoos
Notice is hereby given that Ezra Stem.
Pile, OF San Jon, Quay county, y, W.. who.
on April 10, 1900, made homestead entry
No. sogs. serial No os4oI Tor nw4, sec.
40, tp 9 n, s. e y Mex = meridian, has
filed notice OF intention to make hnal
Communication proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before W w
lenne,t, 4 ; commissioner in his office a,
san Jon quay county, y. NJ, on the 2Ird
day OF November. 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Ira Siemple and Guy S,cmple Of San Jon,
Nm and l. l. Sullivan and T.. r. Sulll'
van OF Allen, y. NJ.
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sEMARkAeLE gYE ACTION.

Mrs, Humphry Ward al a ladies'
luncheon in New York, said Of the
literary style Of a popular novelist +:
ut Is an insane style. 1t makes
me think Of the schoolgirl novelist
who wrote:
"He sprang ardently forward,
but a look Of sof, entreaty from one
Of Pearls ewes, and a glance Of warn
ing darted from the other in the
direction Of her aunt, forced him
regretfully back into his chair"
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Rata STRANGE DEATH.

A ccyoanut was brought to me
just as picked up in a Colombo gar
Aen. with the head Of a big rat fixed
into the nut, the rat being not long
dead.
Clearly the rat was up a tree nib
bling at, or rather being we'll into
the nut, nearly full size, when the
nut tumbled and before the rat
could withdraw il was crushed to
death between the nut and tbs
ground,-Csylon Observes,
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SAVED Her BABY BROTHER.

Genevisve Cosgrove, eight years Of
age, Of Middletown, n. Y, waded
in a pond 10 her neck and saved her
brother Edward, four years OF age,
from drowning the other afternoon.
The Cosgrove children, with several
others Of their own age, were playing
about a pond near their home when
the little boy sank in. about four
feet Of water. The other children
ran away screaming for help, but
little Geneyieye waded in and when
her brother came to the surface
grssped him BY the hair and pulled
him out.
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!, Notice of Election

Notice is hereby given TO all
legal voters in the county OF Quay,
territory OF New Mexico, that a
general election will he held in said
county and territory on the 3rd day
OF November a. ID. 1908 Tor the
purpose OF electing one delegate
to the 6Ist congress OF the United
States, one member Tor the 5th
council district, one representative
tor the Sth district,
a sheriff.
A treasurer and ex.oficio collec.
tor.
A clerk OF the probate court and
ex.oficio recorder.
An assessor.
a superintendent OF schools.
a probate Judge.
County commissioner Ist dis.
riot.
County commissioner 3rd dis
trict.
a surveyor.
A coroner.
Said election will be held in the
various precincts and places to-wit:
Pre-. No. /. Tucumcari, court
house.
Pre-. No. a.. Revuelto, school
house.
Pre-. No. J. Endee, school
house.
Pre-. No. 4. Puerto, school
house.
Pre-. No. 5. Quay, sc o
house.
Pre-. No. b. Montoya, school
house.
Pre-. No. :. Nara Visa, school
house.
Pre-. No. &. Logan, school
house.
Pre-. No. 9. Johnson, John
sons store.
Pre-. No. 10. Maverick, Max.
wells store.
Pre-. No. IL. Rice, school
house.
Pre-, No. IA. San ion, school
house.
Pre-. No. 10. Rudolph, Ru.
dulph's store.
Pre-. No. IA. Hanely, adobe
school house,
Pre-. No. IS. Ogle, school house,
Pre-. No. 10. Dodson, school
house.
Pre-. No. II. Mesa Redondar
school house.
Pre-. No. IS. Lloyd, schoo.
hoLse.
Pre-. No. 10. Norton, schoo.
house.
Pre-. No. ao. Allen, school house
Pre-. No. al. Hollene, J.. q
Henry store,
Pre-, No. aa. Blair, school hous'
Pre-. No. az. Prairie View, Ghol
son store,
Pre-. No. az. Barrancas, schoo
house.
Pre-. No. as. Looney, schoo
house.
Pre-. No. 40. Ina, Moncus store
Pre-. No. az. Orion, Orten store
Pre-. No. as. Curry, Gambler
store.
Pre-. No. az, Jordan, schoo
house.
Pre-. No. 80. Plain, Hatfield
house.
Pre-. No. 81. Grady, sc b o o
house.
Pre-. No. "a Lewis, Lewis stor,
Pre-. No. 80. Murdoch, Smit
store.
Pre-. No. "a. Roosevelt, store.
Pre-. NO. IS. Perry, S b o o
house.
pPre, No. 60. House, b 90
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, u. $, Land
Office at Tucumcari, y. NJ, oct. "a, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Carl T.. Stay
baugh, OF Bard, quay county, n. NJ, who
on July ), 1000, made homestead entry
No. ssII, serial No, oaojI, for sea, sec az.
tp 10 n, range IS e., y Mex, y. meridian
has filed notice Of intention 10 make final
Communication proof to establish claim 10
the land above described, before W. w.
Bennett, y 5 commissioner, in his office
al San Jon, Quay county, n. NJ on the
aSth day of November, 1905,
Claimant nance as witnesses
l. Z Crosier, w + brooks, John scot, and
Il L Kirk all OF Bard, n, N,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of Tho Interior, U 5 Land
office at Tucumeari, y VI, oct. "A. zoos
Notice is hereby given thai David {.
Aylesworth. OF Allen, y, VI who. on July
:, 1900, made homestead entry No. $500,
range 50 e. y Mex, T.. meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make final commute.
ton proof, to establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Eugene T.. Hedge
coke, 4 5 commissioner, in his office al
Endee, \ NJ. on the ~ day Of November
1908,
Claimant names as witnesses
J James L Allen, Charles Miller, W i Buck.
ner and a Middleton. all Of Allen. \ NJ
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Christian Church.
Sunday school every Sunday at
1900 o'clock a. IN. at court house.
''F0R RENT" cards Al The News office
NnrICE rnR ruMIICArInN

department of the Interior u. ). Land
Office AT Tucumcari y. VI Oct, y. ZOOS,
Notice is hereby given that ohm Brown
OF Murdoch, y NJ, who on Sept. 9, 1907,
made homestead entry No i97og serial No
o4I6I for neA, sec, -, twp On, r STE y NJ.
principal meridian, has filed notice OF in
lention to make hnal Communication proof
TO establish claim to the land above de-
eribed, before J, l., House, U ) Commits
sioner, in his office at House, y, NJ, on
the 25th day OF Noyem, n, 1905.
Claimant names a. witnesses
y Robertson, NJ Robertson, Charlie
Hepler, A q Hester, all Of Murdoch, n VI
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NnrICE rok puRLICArInN

Department OF the Interior. L.. ;. Land
Office at Tucumcari, y. NJ OCT, -, zoos
Notice is hereby given that Roy 4 Win.
grove, Il Iucumcari, y VI who. on Ian,
as, 1907, made homestead entry No, I4s9g
serial No, o2Ip7. tor - We, sec 5, NJ nel
sec :, tp 10 n, range 50 e, y, Mex. L.
meridian has filed notice Of intention to
make hnai communication proof, ~ cstab'
lish claim to the land above described. be,
tore the Register aud Receiver, L ) Land
Office, at TuCumcari, y. VI. on the =, day
OF November. 1905
Claimant names as witnesses
=, &. Zones, Il Moore, T. Whitmore and
William White, all of Tucumcari, y. VI.
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Il USUAL WAY.

Glow do you expect to spend your
vacation this year."
Judging from the number Of peo-
pie my wife has invited TO visit us at
our cottage, ny sleeping on the floor
a. usual. Detroit Free Press.
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NOTICE FOX puBLl,ATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. u. >. Land
Office at Tucumcarl y, NJ, Oct. "a, zoos,
Notice is hereby given that Cassius NJ
Lyon, Of Ford. n NJ, who on July IS,
1900, made homestead entry no. gI46
serial no. o2Ios, Tor sea, sec 40, tp o n,
range AZ e., n. Mex, 4, meridian. has
filed notice OF intention to make final com.
mutation proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before ] l., House,
U 5 commissioner, In his office al House.
\ NJ, on the a7th day OF November. zoos.
claimant names as witnesses:
John White. OF Chariot. n. M. V. l.
Dancy, i II Ingle and Cal Mayberry all
OF Ford, n. NJ,
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior. y, ), Land
Otice at Tucuncati y NJ, Oct. ~, 1905
Cooper, formerly Minnie V~anhooser. Of
J Jordan, y. NJ, who, on Dec. IS, 1000.
made homestead oniry no. 1879. serial
so e, \, Mex, l. meridian, has filed notice
OF intention to make final combination
proof, to establish claim to the land above
described before J. l.. House, q : com
missioner, 10 his office at House. y NJ, on
the ~ day OF November. 1905.
Claimant ana as witnesses
= NJ Gibson, u lester. William Mont.
gonlery and Gsorp' VI Brown all Of Jordan
y NJ,
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NOTICE. fOR QUALIFICATIONS

Department OF the Interior, 4 S. Land Of.
hce ~ Tucumcari y. NJ, oct. a. zoos
Notite is hereby gwen that Jacob \
Mart, OF Porter. y NJ. who on March ~.
1907, made homestead entry No l67o7 ser
ial No o2t9g Tor nw4 sec H. sac, y VI.
principal meridian, has filed notice OF IN.
tent,ou to make final communication proof
to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before Eugene T. Hedgacokc, L :
Commissioned IN his office, at Endee. y
NJ on the 27th day OF November. zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses
T. Bump, A K Davidson, lin Porter.
Taught, all OF Porter, y. VI.
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NOTICE.

~pgPARrNgST o. TERRITORIAL ESGtSEgr.
Santa Fe. New Mexico, Oct. 10TH, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that on the 1sth
day Of September. foss. in accordance
with Section 10, Irrigation Law OF 1907,
the Ute Creek Ranch CO.. Of Ration
County Of ColfaN, Territory OF New Mex.
lco, made application TO the Territorial
Engineer OF New Mexico for a PERM, e.
appropriate from the Public Waters " the
Territory of New Mexico.
Such appropriation Is TO be made from
Ute Creek at points y, $50 St " from
). T.. cor. TO sec. 10. l. ~ ~, Il. u h.
by means OF diversion and storage, and .
Gu. II. per sec. or $40 &C #. is to be con.
veye ed to points in secs, IS, -. - 2I. +.
AZ y. K. y r, by means OF bitches and
reservoir. and there used Tor irrigation
The Territorial Engineer will take Thu,
application up for consideration On the
18th day Of December, 1905. and al
persons who may oppose the granting oi
the above application must file their Oh.
jectlons with the Territorial Engineer OF
or before that date.
Vernon /. Sullivan,
Territorial Engineer
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Two rooms tor rent m Hancock
building. See TaiOya x Lawson.
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5ousc.
The polls will be open from o a.
m. to o p. m.
BY order OF the county commits.
sioners OF Quay county, New Mex
leo.
Seal K. u. DoEoHoO,
Probate Clerk,
QUAY county, y. NJ.
Dated this 9Th DAY OF October,
\. -. 1908.
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FOR SALE so acre rellnquish-
ment, three miles Som Tucumcar',
at bargain price,
{. II. p~EYAMpERr,
Real Estate Agent.
Upstairs Campbell building. lit
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IDLE MONEY

is useless money. II you have any
laid by VIZ can show you how To In.
vest IL so that II viii double itself
every few years,