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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
NEGROES OBSERVING
REPUBLICAN PARTY,
ALLEGING INJUSTICE

Atlanta, Ga, Aug 1S.--Many of the
negroes in Atlanta are receiving let
ters from President ], Milton Waldren
and Corresponding Secretary William
Trotter OF the National Negro Ameri'
can Political league, begging them 40
cast their votes for Bryan ana scorMs
the Republican party in general and
president Roosevelt and William n.
Taft IN particular for their injustice
10 the negroes and stating that they
are both strong disciples of LILY
Whiteism."
This league includes negroes IN
roany of the large cities throughout
tie country and has as its second vice
president Bishop Henry NJ. Turner OF
Georgia.
Along ether things this letter says
that while the negroes for forty years
have beea supporting the Republican
ticket, the genera government has
stated tnat il could do nothing Tor
the rights OF the negroes.
After stating that a vote for MI
'raft is a vote TO eliminate the negro
from politics, the letter calls alton
tIon to the fact that in six or eignt
Northern and Western states the ne
groes have sufficient power, II they
vote as a unit to defeat the Republ
can party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
FeedIno the cIephant.

I'D you ever try feeding peanuts
to an elephant?" asked a North side
resident coming down on car the
morning after the circus. u got a
sack last night just to experience the
popular sensation and fed them to a
big lOp-eared anmi until my arm
ached lt put me in mind of little
drops OF water etc. lt was like
throwing a pebble into a well ! just
stood back and threw them one at a
time in his mouth. Some OF my
friends stood around and pretended
It was a ball game threN 81 pea
nuts into his mouth and lie considered
this a slight morsel and devoured
them csi1idy A circus sack OF pea
nnts contains only 30 eeaunts, dis
covered through this operation. And
soon had used up two sacks belong
ing TO my friends. believe that
slop-footed. bateyed monster woula
have stood there all night If there
had been any more peanuts. My
arm feels as II had pitched eighteen
innings of bail yesterday Columbus
Dispatch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
SENATORS, BOTH PARTIES.

The complete list OF senators nomi-
rttcd by all parties, by districts. fol-
lows:
Second district-E. L. Mitchell obi
no Republican.
Fourth district-H. J. Denton (D);
Webster Smith (S) no Republican.
Sixth district. ]. Williams D);
l,afe Knowles (R).
Eighth district--P. J. Goulding D)
W. p. Lightfoot (R).
Ninth district--J. Mark Worten
(D): Earnest q. Chapman (R).
Tenth district. q. Newell Cd;
J. X. Scot GRO; George A. Moore ISL
Twelfth district-James A. Kirk
=. -od Id, Harper S. Cunningham
(R); George K. Morgan (S).
Thirt nth district-M +. Egger-
II an CD). Wilberforce Jones (R); C..
b. Boylan (S).
Fourt eenth district--W II. Johnson
(D); F. NJ. Colyille (R); j. c. Barn
aid tsl.
Fifteenth district--George o. Jozn-
son I'd; ). d. Shields Isl; no RepuD-
lican.
Sixteenth district-W Washington saw
age Cd, declined to serve L. D.
btpN hiSF M Johh a. Odlc3 toi.
Seventeenth district j. Elmer
Thomas tD): no Republican.
Eighteenth district-Harry A. Anen
| (D); william Hutchinson OR) James
4. Higdoa (S).
Nineteenth district---R. p. Wynne
! ID W. J Shepherd (RD.
Twentieth disirict--Jcsse NJ. Hatch
cit CD; Charles r. Gibson (R) Ed.
!. Cause (S).
Twenty.socond district---H. f. Hurst
I'd: Frank Warren (R); William ID.
1 iiayman (S).
/ Twenty-Third district-W. p. stew
art CD: George w. Richardson (R)
Tweni y-Sixth district--W. NJ. Frank.
I'm Cd; w. r. Surregg (R).
Twenty-Seventh district Cheesie
Mclntoch CD; Harry Beeler (R).
Twenty Eighth district-B. II, Whit.
taker (Dj, J. II. ClOonan (R).
Thn3eth t'strict-E. NJ. landrum
! Cd; no Republican.
Thirty-second district. e. Long
/ Cd; john ". Gum (R).
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
CLOSE RACE:
INTERESTS

With seven counties to hear from
the two clcse races for the republ-
can nomination of corporation com
missioner and congressman i'm the
Fourth district, are growing interest
ing. Reynolds of At0ka. has over
800 TO the good OF Mitseher, Of Okla
hou,a City for the nomination on the
state ticket. while i'm Tie congress
sional race Dr. f. n. Wright of Mus
kogee leads b. f. Hackett only 30
votes. with "A cat OF the l8 counties
officially reported.
Another close race was III the 2Sth
senatorial district where b. Il. Whit
talSer defeated A. G. Comfort for the
Democratic nomination by only six
votes
Secretary Linn, of the state cleo
ton board. mailed to nominees their
official certificates. Not one was
barred through failure to submit q
statement OF the money spent during
the campaign, as provided by law
About 20 primary candidates have
laid themselves liable TO a fine Of
from S25 10 $500 by neglecting this
duty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
ATTY GENERAL WEST
ADVISES SUIT TO
TEST SALARY LAW

In letter to f. j. Dick, county at
torney of Buffalo county, Attorney
General West goes thoroughly into
the matter of the salaries of county
judges under the act passed by the
First legislature.
Attorney Dick requested an opin-
ion on this feature: Does the sal
airy Of county Judge in a county of
less than 10000 population, fixed by
the law at $500 become effective
during the present term OF the incum-
bent and shall the amount be paid
out OF the county treasury regardless
of the fees?
Mr.. West advises that test case
be brought to the supreme court for
final decision lie quotes from the
constitution which provides that
except as otherwise provided In this
constitution. la no case shall the sal.
airy OF public official be changed
during the Term of office. unless by
the operation OF laws passed prior 20
ihe election or appointment"
The question hinges on the inter
probation of the phrase provided in
this constitution according to Mr.
West The two interpretations that
can be put upon that condition con
template either an actual change oi
the constitution or The mere recogni
tion of The potentiality of the change
The attorney general is inclined tc
accept the latter but. recognizing
that different opinions may be held
strongly urges the filing OF a test
case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
STRANGER WATCHED BY
SECRET SERVICE men
Mas So Sent Gut Of T0sR to
'geyeni Hlm From Trying
to S5e President

Oyster Bay. l.. l.. Aug. 1S.-The
Secret Service men here are keeping
sharp watch on man who says he
is Moses s. Okun, manufacturer, o.
Reade street. Manhattan. IL was ex-
pected that Okun would be sent out
OF town on the first train this morn
iilg, but no action was taken ana he
is still wandering about and telling
his troubles TO any one who VIII listen.
AT times he says he is seeking an
audience with President Roosevelt,
ami as other times he denies that that
was his purpose In coming here. This
morning he said he did not want TO
see the President and that he mad no
intention of visiting Sycamore Hill,
He spoke OF "rich people who were
trying 10 nesmerize him." and said
he had come here because he thought
he could get better protection in the
Presidents home village.
He claims to be the inventor of a
submarine boat, and says ne wrote TO
MIR. Roosevelt recently about It, but
failed TO set reply. He also wrote
some years ago to Mr. Roosevelt
about the wealthy enemies that he
says are pursuing him, but did not
receive an answer to his commuujca-
zion.
Okun Is stopping at the Columbia
Hotel He is about forty years old
and says ne is a native of Russia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
oklahoman Makes Motor Trip &c
Gotham.

(From the Ohio state Journal)
TO go on an automobile tour 10
see the country is common enough
thing nowadays; TO go seooting down
the country lanes for the sake OF
raising a dust. killing chickens and
spending a pleasant week or two IS
another one, but here is man who
has gone on buzz cart overland trip
becalse he is afraid IL he leaves his
machine al home an his neighbOrs
and friends win ride tie tires OH be-
fore he rets back from his vacation.
Both man and automobile arrived in
Columbus wednesday all the way
from Tulsa, Okla.
The mans name is Edward c. Ryan.
He Is president OF a large Oklahoma
oil company and secretary of the new
oil line running TO the coast from no
vata Okla. TO New Orleans. He Is
on his way 10 New York TO coneclt r.
r. Mooney, millionaire oil operator.
Air. Ryan Is accompanied by II. NJ.
Hockheimer of Wheeling. w. Va.
He started on his trip 10 New York
a week ago Thursday morning. and
during the time out has been on the
road every day. with two nights
thrown IN for good measure, Not a
mishap OF any kind he's befallen him.
Monday he started for Toledo. thence
10 Cleveland. Buffalo. Syracuse and
then New York. He expects to ar
rive IN Gotham IN ten DAYS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
SUED
BY WOMAN

El Reno, Okla. Aug. 1S.-on the
ground ihat Sheriff Chambers acted
without any authority Of law with in
tended and premeditated malice and
premeditated design to affect the
death OF Ira Gregg, and that said acts
We're wantonly and maliciously done,
committed with reckless aandon
and wanton disregard of the lives of
others. Mrs. Ira Gregg, Wife OF the
man whom the Sheriff killed acciden.
tally. has instituted suit for damages
in the sum Of S25, 900
The petition alleges that the sheriff
had no warrant for the arrest Of
Gregg. and no legal authority to en-
ter the Piedmont building where
Chambers believed gambling was be-
ing carried on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18

'I have found b Bucklen Arnica
salve to be the proper thing to use
for sore feei, MS we'll as for healing
burns. sores, cuts and al manner of
abrasions" writes Mr., w. Stone, OF
East Poland. Maine. II Is the proper
thing too for piles. Try H. Sold nm
der guarantee at c. r .Renfro's drug
store. Csc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
She Likes Good rhinos.

Mrs. Chas. E. Smith Of Wes, Frank
lin, Maine, says Il like good things
and have adopted DIR. Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine,
because they are good ana do their
work without making a fuss about IT,"
These painless purifiers sold at c. r.
Renfro.s drug store. 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18

R. n. Mckee. OF Kansas City, is a
Guthrie visitor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18

Five car loads Of crushed rock ar
rived here this morning to be used
in the foundation work OF the conven-
tion hall building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
Rank AnneaIa case.

The Farmers and Merchants bank
Of Hobart appealed TO the supreme
court today from the district court Of
Kiowa county a case IN which the
bank is plaintiff and the school dis
trict Sc, OF Kiowa county, is defea-
dant. IN the lower court The cause
was dismissed, alleging no iurisdic-
ton. The case involves the legality
Of warrants ISSUED by the distnict.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18
AGENTS Wanted.

To sell They Play While They Learn
IT, s2.5o per day Is an easy mark
for an Industrious lady 70 earn each
day. Call on or address
G. r. BERRY,
Cottage Hotel, Guthrie, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-18

The work on the flltrltion plant
south OF the city is being pushed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-30
homestead Eu'rNl ~"
Notice For Publication

IrpIriurut at the ln.'Il.I u'n'
once al tINtou y. VI ArriI ~
IuI~ 49,
NuiI,, /, hrrrun given that Henry
II Horn ui Quas, y ha' nl'i
moi irr IT his intention To- man" nl'al
rnmmutriuu proof IN support "I ~,
clam w. homestead entry ~" ''|l
mIGr August g.. l'EG. for the NJ sc
r., township d, o., riugr ~ =. ana 'I,i'
.,td urauI WiII be- mHdr hctOrc ' '.
G],IIrvu> :. count commissioner
,i ui, Office ~ Tncumrirt = ~
June T. l9nN. .
liz names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous rcNllrll'' "I""'
and cultivation uftiw land, VIZ:
/. II. wood g. W Miller, - -
Roll. Il II uutchiu, all Ci QUAY : VI
- Edward " Fox, Register
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Homestead Entry G7l2
Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior, Land
Onicr at Clayton. y, NJ, April u,
lJDs.
Not ICE Is hereby given that OScar
'rawfo ord uf I%ucumcari, New Mexico.
has ilrd not ice of his intention Ia
make final communication proof In sup
porn Of his claim, VIZ: Homestead En-
try No d7l2, made Dec ~. 1893, for
he uc4 sec ~, township ~ II, range
~ u, and that said prof will be made
ls'tOre X 4. lonuhoO, Probate Clerk
~ quay County, at his Office Ia Tu-
cumcari. New Mexico, oil June .. lnOS
He names the follow ing witnesses I,
prove His continuous residence upon,
aud cultivation OF the lamb VIZ
Don Allen, " II. Filler. VI. q, Poy'
ner, John \. Roberts, All o. Tucum'
earl, n. NJ. Edward ". Fox.
~ Register.
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IlOmcilrAd Eulr, >G79
Notice For Publication

Department al the interior, Land
Oni"c ~ Clayton, y Nj, Npril -.
liHiS.
Notice II hereby given that VIII y.
Mctada. ui Endrr, y VI has tilrd
notice ut his intention to make iiuaI
cDmImuiaiiuH proof ~ support Il ni,
claim, NiL homestead rulrN NO 'G1H,
made jane ~. lHri, Tot the tie lot, /,
2 ;, and I, N"r ~, township y Il, range
- e. and that said proof VII lie made
before Eugene T., llcdgcrokc, 4. =.
Commissioner, al hi, Office M Eudrc.
\. VI on June =, lIHS
lie names the following witnesses L,
prove his continuous residence upon.
and cultivation 81 tie land, ~,
WASH lsatsun, Clarence liaispu,
Frank Grcear. luck Reed, al uf In,
dee, =. VI. Edward ". Fox,
10 Register
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Homestead Entry No. I42lI
Notice For Publication

Department ~ the Interior Land
Onre at Clayton. y. NJ.
April -, lDOs
Notice II hereby given that LeonidaS
T.. Sherwood. ~ TuCumcari, y ~, has
iilcd notice OF his intention 10 make
nual cummui ~ ion proof IN support Gt
hiS claim via Homestead Eutry No.
li2lt, made Jan II. 1885,. for the
Sw 4 section 10. Twp I'm, hange lie,
andthat said pru1i Will he made he.
fore X Z. ljonOl oO, Probate Clerk OF
Quay County, at his OIL 90 ~ Tucum
earl. n. VI. on June 2, ltOs.
lie names the following witnesses
u prove his continuous residence up-
uu and cultivation III, the land, W.
j. W. Campbell, ul Tuculncan y NJ.
EndeLt Rust,
81, - -
..25 EpNARD W. Fox, Register
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Homestead Entry t1Sig
Notice Tor Publication

Department of the Interior. e.. =. Land
Onice at clayton. New, Mexico,
NAV sih. zoos
Notice IN hereby given that Thomas )
Chapp-ll, II rucumcari, y. NJ who, on
October -. 1000. made Homestead
Entry No. i1SIY, for Lot ), - " and
sW se4. sec rs, ~, TN, range Itr, Wv
Mexico Principal Meridian, In, hlrl
notice NJ intention to make hnal com
mutation proof to establish claim to the
lard above described. before H. T. bono
hoo, probaii Clerk OF quay county, at ms
office IN Tucnmcari. New Meyico. ON the
IS day Of June 1905.
Claimant names a. witnesses
| 4. ZONES. Ike Jones. T.. 1, saxon am
RAYMOND Es,le, all Of Tucumcati. y VI
$40 Edward ". FOX, Register
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Homestead Entry I435I

Homestead Entry II31i
NOTICE FOk PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, Land Office
at Clayton. New Mexico.
April ~, igoa
Notice - hereby gwen hat Jackson
stuart. OF McAlis,eT, New Mexico, has
hlrd notice ri his intention To make nnal
Communication proof in support OF his claim,
VIZ. Homestead Entry No, 1881, made
Ian -, 1907. Tor the sw. Section s.,
To Snshlp On, Range soc. and that said
proof will he made before I Is. > Dcnby,
4. ; Court Commissioner at hI, office II
MelroS-, y. NJ, on June o. ZOOS,
lie anne the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, the land, via
j. NJ Young, W + Stockef, John
stuart, W, A.. Smith, all OF Mc\iister \.
NJ. EDwApD " Fox, Register 4'4S
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Homestead Euu, ist'

NOriCr fOR pt U~iltNllnN .
Department ul the Interior y I''n'
once At CLAYTON Sew NrNl'o'
NAV = ty'N
Noticc Is hercb, given hat frcd J. '"t
nel,u. oi Eudrr. y VI Vhp. on \Ith Fl"
iyn9 made Homestead cntt, NO l5i'
,nt :, nv, and II, swt. sec 20 tr iin
range co.. N.N.rM. ha, ulcd notice "l
Intention io make final Communication
nronI tn establish claim to the land 'uoN"
described before Eugene T. Hedge
coke 1, : Commissioner. At hi. office
IN EnIee. y. ~. ON the ~ l,y oi Jun"
zoos.
Claimant names rs witnesses d,
"a, 7. Pierce. " l.. Batson. : u'N''
and ". { word. all II fndrr y
t.t6 Edward " foS. Register
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Land! Land! Land!

A good sac acre tract with water
close at hand with 100 acres SUIT
able Tor farming and the balance
fair gazing land, tour and one.
half miles from Tucumcari, \. NJ.
For particulars apply or write the
Tucumcari News. 2S.tt
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Department II the Interior, s. Land
Office At clayton. New Nryru,
Nj, Is pn~
Notice J., hrrrb, ~, that lessee t.
LINN, oi Enlrc. y VI Who, un sep
,cmber {. 1000. made Homestead ENTITY
No. royi4 Tor .r,. ser. y. ,p pn.rtngr I5r
y Mp II. la, nlri notice IT intention q.
m,k. hnal Communication Proof to
establish clam To- the and above lr,.un.
-. before Eugene T. Hrdg"ruEr, L. =
commissioner ~ ms office 900 tni"~, y
VI, on the ~ las ut June iJo'.
Claimant amr q, Wltnrs,rr
Frank Durham. El Patton elem John
,ton and NIil liic an OF Erdrr y VI
,.tn Edward " Fox, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the interior. L ; Land
Ofice at Clayton y VI, MAY IS 1905
Notice is hereby gwen that Willie
Reynolds OF Murdoch y VI who On March
IS 1907 made homestead entry so T6Ss2
tor nw4 sec 4 ~ u n range BIr y VI 7
meridian has hled uotice OF intention
to make hual Communication proof TO esIab-
lish claim to the land above described be-
fore G. ) Commissioner l. House Al his
office in House y VI on the as, day OF
une, COS
Claimant names rs witnesses
o Il Fleming, Il Is Robertson, ! VI Rob
rrtson and GA Young all OF Murdoch y u
$40 Edward " Fox. Register
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NorlCEFuK PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOK PuBl.IcATlON.
department Of the Interior, 4 ), Land
Once At Clayton, \. NJ,
Nay - Dos
Notice Is hereby given that IulAants
SayrdTa Tor the heirs Ut Dolores G.sneS,
deceased, OF Gallrgus, \ ~, who, ou
February ~. iyn4. made homestead entry
No. ihos, Tor 81 -rl. sec. :, sw1 ss4 sec.
=, and nr4 ne sec. y, tp iSn, range SIC
New Mexico lrinO pal meridian aas Med
notice Of intention To make hnal hyr-yrar
proof. To- establish claim 10 tive land above
described, before Manuel MARTINEZ, e.. ,.
court commissioner. IN his dhcs n Cal
legos, y. N on the - day 81 June, 1905.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses,
tnCarnacI0n Vigil, Connection Martinez,
floTeniino dsdran and Esiayan Miranda,
all 81 Gallegus. y. ".
$40 Edward w, fpN. Register
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NOTICE FoR puRLIcArloN

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior q > Land
Office ~ Clayton y NJ. MAY - zoos
Noticr is hereby gwen that Lille Ham
mons. widow % Thomas Hammuns,
deceased. Of Beattyviile, NY. Who ON Sept
1 1000 made Homestead Entry So. IoJgl.
Tor "a nrI me- sec * aSd nw4 ,wt soc -
twp On T.3ie new mexico pEincipal nerd
ian has filed notice OF inlcniion to make
mad tive year proof to esiah''h claim 20 the
land above irsc s.h-.i ..- Gallcgos
q s, couu Commissaa g, Ep ft,oc at
Iucuntcsii new ;a-si'" 90 'hf 'v'h "y ol
June 1905.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
lanes 4 lsosgs T. K kicks I. Hairless
Charlie Flankler all oi brakes. y NJ
S-IO Edward W. soE. : @'''nt
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Homestead Entry i2sS{

NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior. T.. >. Land
Once at Clayton. New Mexico,
NAV ;. tyoS
Notice is hereby given that tlNas
A. podson oi Roosevelt. =. NJ. Who, On
October -. 1900, made Homestead Entry
No. I2S5I. tor IVA, sec. ), IT,, TN, range
ioe y. Mex. Principal Meridian, has Med
notice OF intention to make hnal tom-
mutation proof. to establish claim TO the
land above described. before y Adams.
[. = Commissioner, At his office IN Iu-
rumcari, New Mexico, IN the - day oi
lune. 1905.
Claimant names ~ witnesses
". A. Runyan. William ". kunyan. +.
Eaton aud ). T.. Greene. al, OF Roosevelt,
New Mexico
S.t6 EDWARD ". Fox. RcRis,ei.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
Department OF ,he Interior q : Land
Office at Clayto y VI Ma, IS zoos
NQiicc IS hereby gwen that oliver ,
Afford Tor the heirs Of Lucinday g.. Gilbert
deceased, Ut Qua, y VI Who IN tru n 1920
made homestead rntr, No 7o-, iur ,rl see
o ~ sn range soc y NJ Principal meridian
has hlei notice OF intention to make
final commutauon pruoi tu establish claim
To- the land above described urtnrr y y
Gallegos q : court commissioned At h,
office in Tucumcari y VI ON the IS la, Of
lunr zoos
Claimant anne rs witnesses
Is Moody. g VI Huckncr. T. ! Damrun
and u l. Hobertscn all If Quay y NJ
$40 Edward W tuN krgtsttt
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NOTICE FOX rUBLtCATiON

NOTICE FOX TUHLII NTIVN
Department of the Interior L ; Land
ONCE At Clayton \ " May IS 1905
Notice is hereby given that John { Ne.
pCnald Of Grady y y who On Sept to TOGO
made homestead entr, No tuNSS tor ~wl
sec 81 ~ 5 n range Ilr Principal
meridian has hled notice vt intention
to make mai communication proof to cstab.
hsh claim to the land above described be-.
tore y y Gallegos & > court cpmmlsslonr
NJ his office in rucumcau y IT pu the 90
day Ut June 1905
Claimant names his witnesses
Jas l. L.a,Neli. John . Williams. " IN u
Brown and Harry CLARK AL of GRADY y NJ.
S.to Edward ". FoN. Register
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Hnmrsirah Entry Iinl6

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the lnteri5T. L ;. Land
Office at clayton, New Mexico,
May :, 1905
Notice is hereby given that Andrew A..
Anderson, Of Hartford. y. VI who, on
March q. 1907. made Homestead Entry
No. tS99S, for nwI sec. s.. ~. IN, range
2p-., New Mexico PM. has filed notice
OF intention to make final Communication
proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before NV. G~allcsos discount
Commissioner AT his office IN Tutumcarl
y. NJ, on the s day Of June. zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses,
T., A. Sefiian, Cora VI Moody Joseph Mil
Ter aud William II. Miller, all ot Hartford.
y NJ. $40 Edward ". Fox, Register
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QUAY COUNTY OFFICIALS
Notice To Tax Payers

NOTICE is hereby given that
AL taN"- tor ia" year, 100, are
now due ana that the last hall
will hr delinquent on lunr, Ist
zoos.
Please call and make prompt
settlement to avoid further costs.
At my office N the Iu,umcari
trust Saving, Bank, lucuncnn
New MrNlrO.
Florcnclo MARITIME,
Treasurer and Collector,
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Horses. Mares and Mules.

Gus Mathis will be- at his farm
: miles EAST OF town in the future
but will have his stock IN Tucum
carr SATURDAYS. Anywhere from
ten to thirty head OF horses, mares
and mules will he offered ioi lie
at bottom prices. 32.tI