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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
Lncius Il. Armstrong, For
nler Alderman and Assem-
blymau, Dies ia Florida.
SHOCK TO WIFE IS FATAL
He Was in His Ninety.second
Year..Represented Third Ward
in Common Council--En As.
sembly During lS73..Re-
quested Burial in Jersey.

Lucius H. Armstrong, formerly an
Alderman In this city and also an As
semblyinan. died yesterday at his home
in Jacksonville. Fla, in his ninety
second year, and his wife, when told OF
the decease of her life partner, was
suddenly stricken, and also expired a
short time afterwards. The caskets,
lying side by side, were shipped north
yesterday, and will arrive in this city
late this afternoon.
MIR. Armstrong was born in this city,
and from early boyhood took great in
terest in poEtics. as af1iuence obviated
the necessity Of his entering into active
business.
In 1873 he was elected to the Legisla-
ture, fathering several important
measures, and upon his refusal to re-
main in public life retired for several
years to travel.
In 1878 he was elected to the Common
Council from the old Third Ward and
at the expiration of his term again re-
fused to remain in public life.
Shortly after, falling health forced
him to move to a warmer climate, and
he took up his residence in Jackson
Vile. Fla, where he was Interested in
several plantations and owned several
orange groves.
He still retained his love for his ma
tive State,-and had u cottage at Ocean
Grove, where he spent several months
of the summer with his wife. He WIS.,
tied this city frequently.
The couple had no children, and the
shipping of the bodies to this city is
due to the request of the deceased that
he be buried in New Jersey.
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FreehOlder Kenny and Robert
Mcguire Among Those
Arraigned Today.
DENY ELECTION FRAUDS
Alderman Day, One OF Those
Indicted, Will Answer Charge
Tomorrow..Many Accused
of False Registration,
All Admitted to Bail.

Pleas OF the majority of those in
dicted in connection with alleged fraud
at the last primary election were taken
before Judge Ten Eyck in the Court of
Quarter Sessions today. Those ar
raigned pleaded not guilty.
City Counsel James r. Nugent repre-
sented them. Their trial was set for
March 16. They were bailed in the sum
of $500 each.
Prominent among the pleaders was
Freeholder Joseph j Kenny, of the
Fourth Ward. His name was linked
to that of Robert Mcguire. There are
five indictments against the two. Each
of the indictments refer to September
10 last as the date of the commission of
the alleged offense, and the sixth dis
trict of the Fourth Ward is named as
the scene of the alleged offense,
The men whom the two indicted
are alleged to have induced to register
Illegally, are Meyer Letter, Joseph Dres-
sci. George Hughes, William Van Horn
and Edward Stiekels, and their names
also figure in the charges.
NfCOi 80 Alhs3liVf7i OAib OA LAiCGC tiClly
himself figures among the pleaders,
having been charged with Illegal regis
tration on October % last in the sixth
district of the Fourth Ward.
Among the others who pleaded mot
guilty" were Abraham Schwart, who is
alleged to have induced Frederick Bos-
ton to register illegally October % last
in the sixth district of the Fourth
20 hos oh md
ard White to commit like offense in
the third district of the Fourth Ward;
John F. Harris and Frank Corbitt, in
dicted together, and John Shannon and
William Brown, also indicted together.
Harris and Corbitt are charged with
having induced Frank Casale to regis
ter Illegally on September 10 last In the
first district of tho Fourth Ward and
also with having induced Joseph Tor
tello to commit like offense in the
same district of the same ward.
Shannon and Brown are said to have
worked on Frederick L. Rose, Rich
ard White and Frederick AIroth In the
seventh district of the Fourth Ward.
Valentine Braun, the contractor, of
East Orange. went on each mans bond.
Some excitement was caused by
Shannon when he appeared in court
with a lighted cigar in his mouth.
Constable Wallace told him to remove
Il, but the order was ignored. Then
Wallace grabbed Shannon by the collar
and "waltzed" him out into the corri-
dor. He was allowed to return in time
to put in his plea.
Alderman Elmer A. Day, of the Sec
ond Ward. who is ON the list of those
indicted, and Philip Lozier, indicted
with him. failed to appear when their
names were called. Mr.. Nugent guar
anteed their appearance tomorrow.
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other Prominent Men at Bier of Colonel
Wanser

VINELAND, Jan. 27.-The funeral Of the
late Colonel Jarvis Wanser commandant OF
the Soldiers Home and leader OF the local
and county Republican organizations, was
held here yesterday, and was in charge Of
Assemblyman Frank b. Potter.
Former Governor f. c. Stokes, Senator
b. T.. Minch. Circuit Court Judge r. P.
Tuller, Deputy Postmaster w. G. Hislop,
Postmaster George Brannin, of MiIlville,
and Howard Dolbey, clerk OF the County
Equalization Tax Board, were the pail
bearers. A detail of six members Of Nc
KInley Post. G. A. r., of the Home, were
the honorary bearers
A floral tribute seven feet high from sew
deceaseds political friends
70 ''s'r"'i'li of the hundreds who
viewed the remains.
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NEWARK INSURANCE MAN
HAD MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
A. A. Drew Was a Passenger on the
New York Limited Which Was
Wrecked at xenia, o.

The numerous friends of A. A. Drew,
superintendent of agencies of tho
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany, are congratulating him today on
his marvellous escape from death on
Saturday night
Mr.. Drew, who has been on a trip
West, was a passenger on the New
York limited train, which was wrecked
at IL o'clock Saturday night at xenia,
o. The wreck was caused by mis-
placed switch which sent a switch en-
gine Into the side of the limited, tear
Ing off the sides of three cars.
Mr.. Drew's sleeping car was one OF
the damaged cars, and the headboard
OF his berth was smashed. but he es-
capped injury. Only one passenger was
hurt, which was considered remarkable
in view of the damage done.
Accompanying Mr. Drew on the trip
East we're j. r.. King and Joseph L.
Casper. respectively State agent and
State superintendent of the company
for Indiana. They also were unhurt.
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Hypothetical Question Read
to Norris Plains
Physician.
ENGLISH EXPERTS CALLED
Abe Hummel Refuses to Testify
Against Young Slayer, Ii Is
Said, Because Jero me
Wouldn't Assist in
Getting Pardon.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The defense
in the Thaw case completed this morn
ing the introduction of all its testi-
mony, and shortly before the noon re-
cess Mr.. Littleton chief counsel for
the defendant, began to read a long
and carefully prepared Hypothetical
question to the three allenists engaged
to testify in Harry Thaw's behalf
The question covered all the testi-
monS in the case, and before being
read had been submitted to District
Attorney Jerome for any objection the
prosecution had to offer. Only slight
changes resulted.
AS the testimony in the present hear
ing has differed largely from that ok
the first trial, SO the hypothetical quese
ton differed from the one propounded
last year by Mr.. Delfnas. The evi-
dence as to irrational acts or manner
from infancy to the time of the honni-
eide was given precedence over every
other phase of the testimony.
DIR. Charles Francis Bingaman,
the Thaw family physician, OF
Plttsburg, was put on the wit
ness star1 when court opened today
for the fourth week of the second
trial of Harry K. Thaw for the kill
ing of Stanford White.
DR.. Bingaman told of the early
symptoms of nervousness in Harry
Thaw, saying he was first called to att
tend the boy when he was years old.
AT that time his nervousness often bor-
dered on convulsions. The attacks
usually followed various ehildren's dis
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NO TRACE YET
OF JAMES
MACK
Acting Capt. Connell Thinks
lie Was Drowned in
Passaic River.

Search is still being made by relatives
and friends of James Mack, who dis
appeared from Gilmores saloon, in
Spring street, on the night Of January
. and has not been located since. Act
ing Captain Conneli, of the detective
bureau, who has maintained a lively
interest In the case from the start, in
sists that Mack is dead. He has ad-
vised that the Passaic River in the vi
cinity of the Clay street bridge be
dragged, and It is likely that this will
be done. Acting Captain Connell is Of
the opinion that Mack, who Is said to
have been under the influence of liquor,
when he disappeared, fell off the Clay
street foot bridge into the river.
Acting on the suggestion of Carl
Neisel, a son-in-law of the missing man,
Acting Captain Connell got into conn
munication with the Philadelphia po-
lice Saturday, thinking that perhaps
the missing man might have gone there
to visit a relative by the name Of
Hugh McTaggert who lived at 1918
Dauphin street. Word was received to-
day from the Philadelphia police that
the man had not been there.
Michael Donahue. of Pawtucket, r.
T., another son-in-law, visited Acting
Captain Connell at police headquarters
today. He had with him letter of
introduction from Chief of Police James
Hill, of Pawtucket, r. I. Donahue does
not believe that his father-in-law was
murdered, although he is convinced that
he is dead. He says that Macks wife,
who is in i'll health, is worrying over
the long absence of her spouse.
Donahue claims that some confusion
may have resulted from the names
Mcnamara and Mack. He says his
fItther-in-Iaw' name is James Mack
and not Men amarra-
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RICH FOLKS TO
TEAR UP THE
TRACKS
Atlantic City Property.
Owners Angry at
Railroad.

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 27.--Rich
property-owners along Virginia avenue
threaten to handle picks and crowhars
to tear out the sidings of the Fast
Short Line, which have been declared
by the Supreme Court to be illegally
laid.
New suits asking for mandatory in
functions for tearing out the tracks
have been asked for by lawyers en-
gagged by irate property-owners, who
fought the laying of the extra tracks
on the claim that Council had no right
to grant the right for their installation
under resolution.
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Ralph [. SaIter, Son of Min
lister, Strangely Absent
From MapleWOOd Home.
SOLD OUT HIS BUSINESS
Was Electrician in South Orange.
Miss Maud Tappan, in His
Employ as a Bookkeeper,
Is Also Missing, Accord
ing to Her Father.

Ralph l.. Salter, an electrician, whose
place of business was until last Friday
at 70 South Orange avenue, South Or
ange, has been missing from his home
in Burnett avenue, Maplewood, since
that day. His wife says she thinks he
has eloped with young woman living
In East Orange. Salter is the son OF
the Rev. r. Newton Salter, pastor of
the Unionville Chapel, at UnionviIle.
Salter sold his business Friday, and
taking his trunk from home told his
wife that he was going away and was
not sure of coming back. He said,
however, that he might telephone to
her, but has not done so as yet.
Miss Maud Tappan, who was in Sal
ter's employ as a bookkeeper, is also
said to have been absent from her home
in Glenwood avenue. East Orange, since
last Friday. She formerly lived with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tap
pan, at 109 South Orange avenue, South
Orange, but a few weeks ago her par
ents moved to East Orange and she
went with them. Mr.. Tappan is a
plumber in the employ of the firm of
e. Hughes & Son, South Orange ave-
nue., South Orange. He said today that
his daughter had been missing since
Friday, but declined 10 talk of the mai
ter further.
Mrs. Salter said today that her hus-
band had tried to get a divorce from
her hut had fa{1od apd .I,o -. .-
employed j. j.. Martin, a lawyer, of
this city, to look after her interests.
81 do not know where my husband
is" Mrs Sa1ter continued. "He has
not been acting right toward me for a
long time, and just before New Years
heard that he had made love to O.
certain young woman. Since then our
life has not been happy, and he said
he thought it best to get a divorce. I
opposed It, and then he said he would
leave the house. He did so last Fri
day"
Before going Salter gave the house
in which he and his wife and their @
year-old daughter lived to his wife.
Mrs. Salter is a daughter of Howard
M. Crowell, of Valley street, Maple
wood, and before her marriage was
Miss Charlotte Crowell. She is a
graduate from the South Orange High
School.
Salter has been in business in Maple
wood and South Orange, for the last
ten years, and was well known. lie
always bore good reputation.
Mrs. Salter would not say today
whether or not any attempt would be
made to find her husband. She said
she would go home to her people in
Valley street. and rent the house which
her husband left her. An automobile
owned by Salter was also left behind by
him.
A man was at work today replacing
the sign 'Salter' on the latter's former
place Of business in South Orange with
the name of John A. Hedden, who said
he had bought Salter's interests in the
electrical business.
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AGED MAN SUES TROLLEY co.

The trial of the suit Of William Sanders,
of Irvington, to recover $4,000 from the
North Jersey Street Railway Company
was begun this morning in Circuit Court A
before Judge Adams and jury. for in
Juries sustained by Sanders while trying
to alight from a trolley car at Bruen ave.
nue., Irvington, May T. 1904. Leonard
Kalisch represented the plaintiff and
Howard MacSherry appeared for the COM
pspy. The plaintiff ID 70 years old.
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ROOSEVELT CALLS FORT
TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
President and Governor Have Half
Hours Conference.-The Politics,
Says Latter.
[specIaI to the Evening star.l ]

TRENTON, Jan. 27.--"It was simply a
coincidence that 1 should get on the same
train to Washington with Secretary of
War Tart" said Governor j. Franklin
Fort when he was asked about meeting
the Secretary on the train last Saturday
en- route to Washington.
When asked il the trip to Washington
had any connection with the selecting OF
TAFT delegates TO the national convention,
Governor Fort said that there was abso-
lutely nothing to such a story. He added
1--WE just talked over matters in social
way: politics was not considered"
When further questioned as to whether
he had meeting with the President, Gov
ernor Fort said:
AT the Presidents invitation went to
the White House yesterday and had a
chat with him. Ny meeting there only
lasted about half hour. The meeting
was strictly of social nature. Politics
was not talked of in any manner"
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NEW VICE-PRESIDENT FOR
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT.
E. E. Rhodes Succeeds to the Full Title
Held by the Late Bloomfield
J. Miller

E. e. Rhodes. who has been the
mathematician for the Mutual Bene-
fit Life Insurance Company since the
death of Bloomfield j. Miller, about
three years ago, has been elected vice
president and mathematician, which
was Mr.. Miller's full title.
Edward L. Dobbins has been re-
elected as the other one Of the Mutual
Benefits two vice presidents.
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DIED AT HOSPITAL
WITHIN THREE HOURS.
Adolph Goldsmith Victim of Gastric
Hemorrhage at the City Hos
pital Yesterday.

Three hours after he was taken to
the City Hospital from his horne at
37S Fairmount avenue, Adolph Gold
smith, aged 50 years, died last night.
His case was diagnosed as gastric
hemorrhage. He was sent to the hos
pital by DIR. Francis J. Kern, of Fair
mount avenue and Warren street.
County Physician Elliott will make
an autopsy today
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HER CARPET DISAPPEARED.

Teresa Yorvati, OF 4S2 Market street.
who was charged with taking several
pieces of carpet belonging to Annie Gross,
OF the same address, was held in 500 bail
for the Grand Jury by Judge Howell in
the Third Precinct Police Court this morn
ing. Mrs Gross said she had the carpet
stored in the cellar. but the other day
when in Mrs. Yorvatis rooms saw 1t on
the floor. Mrs. Yorvati said the carpet
had been given TO her.
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$150,000 FIRE IN
STANDARD OIL PLANT.
Thousands of Barrels Drawn from Balti-
more Tanks While the
Blaze Rages.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan. 27.-rhe Stand
ard OIL Company suffered $4,000 loss.
with no insurance in fire at its new para
fine works here today. Several large
tanks, containing 10000 barrels Of oil each,
caught fire. A large quantity Of oil was
drawn from the tanks and thus saved,
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FIVE GO TO JAIL.
Persons Arrested in DisorderTy House
Raid Could Not Pay Fine.

Mrs Elizabeth Simmons, a negress,
50 years old, of Newark street, was
fined $50 and costs at the Second Pre-
cinct Court today, for maintaining a
disorderly house. Two men and two
women, all colored. were fined $25 each,
All of them had to go to Jail The
place was raided about l o'clock yester-
day morning,
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MAaooN oN WAY HOME.

HAVANA, Jan. 27.--Govenor Magoon
left here at 10 o'clock this morning on his
way to Washington. He win go on the
revenue cutter Hatuey as far as Tampa,
Fla, where he will take train inertia.
He expects to reach Washington on Thurs
day,
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Meet ne At Millions. i5s Market st.-Adv,
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Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior. l.. ). L., 4
Office a, rucumcarl New. Mexico. Jul,
g. tyos.
Notice Is hereby given that bonnie Par
rish Of Hollene, QUAY county, y. VI, Whc
on Oct :. TOGO. made Homestead Entr,
Nc. i3,oGS serial 40 oIo for sw. section
u tuNn>hlp on range ibe has filed notice
oi intention tn make tnal Communication
proof to establish claim to the land above
described. be fore ". t.. partluw O.. :
Commissioner IN his office IN Hollrnc. y.
NJ, on the 18th day Of August ZOOS.
Claimant anne ~ Witnesses
Albert kobey John H. Giles. Vile,
Vaughn, LOUIS " Chance. all Of Hollene
y VI
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Department ~ the Interior O. y Land
DtiDr 40 Iu,ImC1rL y. VI 'ul, g. tIn,
NotiCr o. hereby given thai Darlr, \.
Elliott ot san lon y w.. Nlu. ON ,uI,
s. tpo- made n T. so i,u5, serial Nour-I
Tor ~ nrI NEE Srl, see D. ~ ron range ,,r
meridian ht' nIci notice " an.
trniiun to make hnlI computation prari.
To establish claim 10 Jh" land abu.. leo.
scribrd, before Register aud Receiver. O.
> Land Office 10 lu.um.tr. y. VI on the
5th l1N ct August. 500,
Claimant name a. witnesses
Earl Ross, T. Crrsa. Ja.s. Luopcr IT
san Jon. y. VI J e. tlulc,. ul l~ir,h-,
y NJ
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'|''|T Wv T'IsTV " T'N
Department oi the Interior. { ) Land
Ofic At Tucumcari y VI July g. 100,
Notice u herrb, given that samuel ]
~tewaft OF Roosevelt, y VI. who on Aug
a.. tJo6. made homestead entry No Ioio-
,er'al No oa1, for sea. sec. ~ twp Sn.
range 40 g. y VI + VI has filed notice
IT intention to make final continuation
proof tu establish claim Ia the land above
described, before Register aud Receiver
T. ; Land Office Tucumcari. y. VI. on
the Srd day OF August. ZOOS.
Claimant anne as witnesses:
Albert &. smith John ku, kendall. Alherr
Il Perkins, William &. stewart, all OF
Tucumcau. - VI
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II intention tu make ma. q, m lutl tun
proof So establish cain Co. Ga. and lhu. =
described, before Register aud receiver
/ ; Lam Gtpr, it Ia um,att y ~. On
the an dtl OF August. tpp-
Claimant name. i, Witnesses
7 = Grant, Il t. krIIgptc. T.. IS Grigta,
all Of Hudson. y VI
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b"rar'mru. IT 'nr Interior & = Land
once n Iurum,'u. y ~ Iu, g. logs,
N",lcc ~ hereby -..,u hat Nm ".
l'n"' Ut VI Nr,irr y VI VINO uu OF
~, 1900. mad" homr-t"ld entry 40 IsDDi
'riial No uJS. tor nNi ,"r, IS. rNp on
rang" g." y NJ T. VI, hts nlrI nnu e.
'i Intention Co maxi inl. ,ommul,tnn
proof to establish cam 90 he, l,ud above
described before Reg s'"r AMI kccryrt.
I =. Land Office e rr,umrlrl, y NJ
"a the ir. laN IT Aug lst iI1,.
claimant name, a. WIl.r --,.
Hr"rgr Downing John M.chcll. r. NJ
h'''", and lr'nk l. smart III Of Ne.
Alr,irr y VI
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NoTICF FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. e.. ; Land
Office AZ Tucumcari, New Mexico.

JUN! s. IVO0
Notice Is hereby gwen that Charlie,
Brandon, oi Plain. quay county, y VI,
who, on oct IS 1000. made honest, d
entry No. i2Ssg, serial NO. oIS. tor sea
sec ~, ~ N range see. NMrM has filed
notice ot intention to make final rom.
mutation proof to establish claim 10 III,
land above described. before T. \ Rurdell
I ) Commissioner IN his office at Grady
y VI on the l3th day OF August. 1905
Claimant names as witnesses
4 T. S%tudyvin, " I trakss. = - Stevens
sam Chadwick, all of Plain. y. VI.
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described, before " T.. rarllow L. :.
Commissioner, m his office IN Ilull-nr
y VI Oh the nth day ut August zoos.
Claimant names rs witnesses
Otio Partlow Thomas Settles. lanes 4
Campbell, A. VI Harris all Of Hull-n-. y
VI
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NorlcE FnK punLlrNrlnN
l''N ' hlA' NllbN
department of the Interior. L. = Land
Once at Tucumcau. New Mexico.

InlI ; zoos
Notice Is hereby gwen that William
upsha~ OF Hollene QUAY county. y
VI who On sept O.. 1000, made home.
stood entr, No tnl6t serial 50 o1o. Tor
sw4 sec 5 ~ ~. range yDr M p VI. has
nled notice OF Intention to make hna, Com.
mutation proof. 90 establish claim TO the
land above described, before " T.. Part.
low. L : Commissioner, IN his office AT
Holl"ne y NJ ~ the l,l Ia, ot september
tlos
Claimant James - witnesses
I Tramp " = rruWrn. VI T. smith. Z
T. Ridley, all Of Hollrne y. VI
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NOTICE. FOX PUBLICATION.
OF the Interior. q. : Land

Department OF the Interior e.. : Land
once At Iucumctri. New Mexico.
lui, 3 tyos.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Elruterto
b1ca e Logan y VI who. on sept. o..
1000. made homestead entr, 81. II 4sB.
serial No OF, for " sW4 ~ nW4 sec
I ~ I'm. range Ile, y NJ VI has nlri
notice Of intention 90 make nnal
Communication proof TO establish claim
10 the land above described. before
Register and Receiver is Land Once, at
Tucumcari. y VI on the ,rd day of
August .
Claimant names A. witnesses.
lose = laio,a. luan Gomez. Elruy Taioya
Mariana N0ntoya. all of Logan y VI
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NorlcE FoR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior T.. = Land
Office a. Tucumcarl New Mexico,

July g. tgN
Notice - hereby given hat Loren T..
Fast Of rucumcan. y " who. ON April ,
ioo6, made Homestead entry No. sos.
serial No. o4t. tor sea sec "a twp I'm
range Ste.. y Mp. VI. has hled notice OF
intention to make hnal Communication
proof to establish claim to the land above
described. before Register and Receiver
4 ) Land Oihce. at Tucumcari y VI on
the 5rd day ct August. 1905.
Claimant name as witnesses
Hugh ) Anderson. Emmett kugt Samuel
&. Campbell Elmer T. Crump. all OF tn.
cumcari y NJ
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