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

Department Of IN" Interior L =. LAID
u'hrr At IuCumtarn y NJ, nov -, 100.
Nnucr is hereby given that Hampton
Green OF MCAlis,cr y. NJ who. on Sept
o.. 1000, made homestead entry 40 iIt47
serial 80 oI444 for swl sec s, tp S u. {
so 30 y NJ principal meridian, has filed
notice of intention Co make nual commute
uuu proof to establish clam to the lant
above described, before l.. House. T.. -
commissioner 10 hi, office. at House. y
N 'n 'h" i'h !ay % Iauuai,, lyug.
Claimant names a. witnesses
" \ Lor1u, II l., sprinkle, o Green
oliver Grbp, all OF MCAIisicf. y. VI.
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NOTICE or PUBLICATION

In the District Court
County of quay,
-. Brchlel
No, -. ~
Ncttir Bcchtcl
The said defendant Nrtl" hechi'' BE-
hereby notified that "a ,ut' IN divorce h'.
been commenced against you 300 lhr IN
tuct court tor thu County OF quay. TEN.
tor, of New Mexico. BIS SAID H. hrchir.
alleging drsortlon and abandonment ina.
unless you enter or cause % n' rh'r'e.
your appearance IN sand suit ON "T p'I"i'
The 4,rd day OF January n H. 'g'' ''''''
pkO CONrE~,O therein All. bee render
rd against you,
NJ. &. ME,lEM, ESQ,
Turumcau y, NJ It\N. T. lows
Any, tor piaintlti, ,lctk'
ou IS Frlda N, ECkmau
DEF uty.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-12-19

department 90 'h" Interior. O.. S.. Land
office nI Iu.Hw.lrl y VI. Nu,. sY. s,Y-
NHuD' ls HaE"u, gwen that, .Dhn >. Malt
los n' Hudson \ VI wu. pn sept tu.
lI.'. W1I" homestead entry 40 Iu--i
."tIu 40" "f'Ny tot -Nl ,",. -. g. ~ %.
g So a" y So principal meridian. hs. oil.
". d. ;Dr 80 intention 60 make nnl, conn
mutation prot, lu establish claim 90 the
land IunEe Described before Register and
Receiver. 4 - Land ihgr. at Tucumcar
y VI 100 'nr .orh day 81 January, 1909.
t.tlmaut names t, witnesses.
& VI. Reed. VI T.. DubD, g. =. sims. al
of Hudson y NJ. D. IS Calvin Of rucum.
carr = NJ
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department OF th" Interior. IS lUH
office e, Iueum,,rr y VI l'.D 'ra,.
Notice 81, hereby gwen ihHf ,,.u !.
Nult. OF Mr.rl,r y NJ, Nnu, 20 sept .
1901 ma 100 homestead ru'r, Nn. .I.t..
serial so nsi.- tor .N4 seq So tsp s 90.
rNlr y VI principal MERIDIAN Ht. o..
rI notice ~ intention O. wasu Una. conn.
mutation yrnui, 'H establish claim rH r#a
land above described before /. L.. Nul.r.
O.. s. Commissioner 900 Dor. .nI.a ttI'Hu.".
y VI ON the ruth iu IF Itnu,rf 'llY.
claimant name, So NliuH.sc.
IInu T. Jones'. Jonas c. Jones'. Irrr,
Roberts. Floyd s. Williams. aIl % Me.
rose. y VI
l4.s g. A. laasTl,t kr...'rr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-12-19

Department o. 'ur Interior, = Land
im." ~ T]urum,,r, y. W., SOY . 80 -
Nuu.n o. notuNt given that Henri, \
trlVrIi 1i ital,aud y &c. Nhp 30 oct
.J. ll.-. made homestead eu'r, SO. t1r5l
tai So ug1g- iur seq ser o.. 100 %. E
u" y VI principal meridian bts u'ed
,ltlDr ~ intention CO.. make 'InaI comm.
i'inu proui, lu establish claim ,u the l,uU
up.r described before Register END ltr
l.rr O.. S. Land uti.' AZ i~l,uurar,
VI pp the 500 ity Of / tuutr,. 1000
Claimant name. ts Nitues,".
F.. g.. Baker. :. supp Of y. Mister y
u rs. T. Drake A. e Dr,t" Of Rag
tnI y VI
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Department o., ,nu Interior O.. : LarI
office 20 Iupumcau s. VI 500. % zoos.
lutrh ui DuInr.,.l" y VI who. ru oct,
a. Iln5 made homestead entry so spD' F.,
-"iIl| ~. .I.54 tor sN sec Iy. 80 90 % p
~ %, s. VI. principal meridian. has nlrd
notice o. Intention Al. make uuJ| ,owuu
'ltIuu lrpol 'u establish claim o. the land
BIOS" described. before f. \. MANY, O.
Is. l.mmis,lYnrr iu hIs office tl Dr'10
y. NJ 900 the attn Hly ~ January. 1000
claimant u,mre ,s Hltu ..".
T. Newman. N'iof1 Nrumsu. !. T.
Hl,rr VI. " M1nglngo ,l' Of D1'uusgrllr.
y. VI.
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Department of the Interior 4 ; Land
office at IuCumcari y VI Nov, -. 1905,
N1tfce O., hereby given that Georgia Y.
snyder Of House y NJ vino. On August
- 1000, made homestead entry No ghs6,
serial NO oSul1 tor nel, sec 81, ~ o n, :
30 e., y NJ principal meridian, has filed
notice IT intention to make final commute.
ton proof to establish claim to the land
above described before j. l.. House, 4. ;.
Commissioner, 40 la. office at House y,
NJ, on the lth day ui January 1909,
tlaimant names as Witnesses:
John White, OF Chariot, y. NJ Ralph
snyder N,A, MC,raCken, l.. I. House. al
OF House, y NJ.
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Notice is hereby gwen 60 the legal voters
ct school District 40 O. Quay County,
New Mexico that 20 special election vii
u@ held uD MONDAY the nth day OF Ian
uaty. 1905. AZ the County Court House
tor the purpose of voting ON the question
ui issuing bonds IN the sam at twenty four
thousand dollars l]ssl,olo uo| Tor the cree
ton and equipment Ut additional School
buildings.
The polls will be open az , O'Clock a,
M and closed at S o'clock p, m. OF said
day
ba,ed Al rucumcari, New Mexico. this
nth day OF December. Ipos,
-, j. X. NOON,
I. A, MutRHEAD.
S. NJ. WHARToS.
Schuol directors, school District No, !,
Quay County, n. NJ. Io.Si
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
MEXICO ACTIVITIES.
Horse Breaks It's Leg-A Tramp's
Square Meal-Political
Advice.

Friends sympathize with Mr..
and Mrs j. w. Sims in the death
last Friday morning OF their little
babe. 1t had been in the world
but about 1 days.
MISS Sallie Givens, cast of this
city. drove to Mexico Saturday
morning with her fine buggy horse.
valued at $500. She hitched the
animal at Tom Hooks aud went
up town to do some shopping.
While she was gone the horse got
loose and ran away and fell aud
broke its leg at the knee. II was
decided that the animal would have
to be shot. But the town ladies
10 the neighborhOod plead another
course. The horse was swung off
its feet with ropes and its leg
splinted and poor equus will be
given a chance for his life.
A son and daughter, twins, were
born to Hon. G. +. Clark and
wife last Saturday. The son died
shortly after its birth.
Mrs. John Harris was gladdened
last week with visit from her
brother, g. NJ. Roberts, of Dodge
City, Kansas.
Misses Alma Williams aud By ri
Lock are among those from this
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

leo and the counties of Rails, Mon,
roe aud Audrain, and the shares oI
stock, outstanding at $25 per share,
amount to about thirty.nin thous'
and four hundred aud seventy five
dollars. and they still hold for sale
the balance Of the original tcapital
six Thousand nine hundred and
twenty.one shares. of the par value
Of one hundred dollars.
The matter of the reorganization
was gone over aud approved aud a
resolution was passed at the meet
ing approving the plans and the
mothOd OF securing additional
funds to complete the project as
stated above. a molten was then
made to call mass meeting of the
citizens to be held next Friday
night at the Court House aud the
secretary was Instructed to invite
citizens OF Molino, Santa Fe and
Perry and those living along the
line to be present. The company
announced that the gradi.g had
all been paid for and the plans of
the company and its books are open
to the inspection of interested per.
sons. This means much to our
people and great effort should be
made to secure the line. 1t was
the general opinion that the road
would open up q very excellent
country and be a great benefit to
all.
A very large attendance is hoped
for the mass meeting aud everyone
should now put his shoulder to the
wheel and work for the success of
the enterprise. The meeting will
be at 1880 O'Clock Friday, October
9th at the Court House. All in.
terested persons are requested 10
attend. Mr.. Daggett of Boston,
representing one of the trust com
panies of thI, city, went over the
line last week. aud Mr.. Rockwell,
who is engaged with Mr.. Daggctt
as consulting electrical aud civil
engineer, said at the meeting, our
company is willing aud ready to
advance the money when the grad
ing has been completed"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Lost Sight Of an Eye.

The Centralia Guard last Week
used the following item:
Mr.. LeGrasse, father of Mrs. w.
w. Boatman, is the victim of a
most usual misfortune. Monday
morning on awakening he found
that he had entirely lost the sight
OF his left eye. There was no
pain accompanying the loss of
sight, and it is presumed that the
cause lies in a paralysis of one of
the optic nerves.
Mr.. LeGrasse will go to st.
Louis for the purpose of having
the eye treated by a specialist.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

clerks had all left the store a little
speckle faced, blue-eyed Irshman
entered. Mr.. Abbay approached
him with a"good evening"" "A
foine day, 1.-THE Irshman said'Yes, {"
said Mr.. Adbay., 1T has been q
beautiful day. Anything can do
for you' +" mo. l just came in to
inquire about Billy. ""Billy whoi''
Mr.. Abbay asked. Billy Bryan.
to be sure" "Oh, why he's all
right, and Me-. Abbay began to
swell out with growing interest.
"Ah," said the Irshman, with a
quick wit, You have a strong face,
| knew you were Democrat; a
dime for my supper, please" OF
course he got the dime, and Abbay
says he would have given him at
dollar if he had asked it, the poin
on him was worked so we'll.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

DIR. II. w. Berrey, DIR. X. n. Bragg
Col. Green Clay. w. w. Fry, w
j. Bolts. G. NJ. Basket, Frank
Van Ness, A. II. Whitney, Cassiu,
Clay and F. A. Morris.
The Epworth League and a mum,
ber of other friends met at the Old
Ladies Home Sunday afternoon
and held a religious service. The
inmates of The Home are - in
number, are all shut-ins and age d,
and they gave the young people a
glad welcome and deeply enjoyed the
songs, prayers aud talks made.
c. c. Frazier enjoyed a visit re-
Gently from his mother, Mrs. E.A.
Lockridge, of Springfield, Ill.
The Mexico public extends sym.
pathy to Mrs. ID. Dudley and
Mr.. NJ. X. Wise in the death of
their father last week, James Wise
at McCredie. He was 7G years of
age and was one of the early sett.
lers OF Galloway County.
Political excitement is waxing
hotter as election day approaches.
Pick your candidates. men, and
stick to them till the last goose is
hnng. But keep sweet about it, as
you have often been advised be-
fore. The sun will keep swinging
on in his course, as he has done
for centuries, no difference who
is elected or who is defeated.
John Abbay has laugh on him
self that will keep till Christmas.
Last Saturday evening after the
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

city who are visiting the State
Fair at Sedalia.
The wiskey cases against the
saloon keepers in the cir cult court
last week, selling liquor to minors
attracted a good deal OF attention.
That motion to rule all local option
friends off the jury-spot every
dry" on the spot, was a dandy
idea, now, wasn't
1t is repo rted that tramp came
to Mexico a few days ago and he
got such big feed at one OF the
back doors he visited that he was
compelled to go off to a sward and
lie down till digestion could set iu.
A passer by noticed that he seem.
ed to be having some trouble aud
inquired the cause. "Oh nothing"
be said, II just got a big square
meal and the corners are scratch
ing me-"
Miss Louise Lakeland is visiting
in st. Louis; Miss Mable Pitcher
is the guest Of friends in Kansas
City, and Miss Alice Morris is en-
ioying a visit with Mrs. J. G.
Lakenan in Texas.
Col Green Clay introduced SEN
ator Stone at the opera house Fri.
day night. After the Senator's
speech Mrs. John Orear gave a
sumptious dinner to II number of
Mr.. Stones friends, among the
number being the following: S. b.
Cook of jefferson City, Judge j.
d. Barnett, Judge w. w. Bolts,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Mrs. w. Il. Rowland of this
city organized two Home Mission.
ary societies for the Methodist
church in Galloway county last
week, one with a membership Of
26 persons.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

DR.. Fred Griffin and wife spent
last week with relatives in Illinois
a1d visited the State Fair.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Mrs. John Quinlan visited rela-
tiyes in Monroe City last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Mrs. 81. Laudrum of Laddonia
visited her son here last week, r.
II. Landrum.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Mason Creasey attended the State
Fair last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Married Last Week.

Mr.. Gland Morrell and MISS vi.
nita Lambert. daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. T. w. Lambert of this
county, went over to paris, Monroe
county, last Wednesday, the Goth
ult., aud were married
Mr.. aud Mrs. MorrelI will reside
on the groom's farm, six miles
northwest of this city. We wish
them happiness and prosperity thru
life.
X. NJ. Roberts of @is county
has moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma.
John Carroll aud family left for
the State of Washington this week.
George Robertson, Jr., left last
week for Virginia Military Institute
where he is attending school.
Mrs. Daisy Weaver, Mrs. Clay
Berrev and Mrs Emma Mundy
Watts left this week for Texas.
Mrs. e. j. limerick of st. Louis
visited her parents in this city last
week. Mr.. aud Mrs. Robet Melon.
ough.
Miss Ruth F'onville attended the
Ex- Confederate Reunion in New
ada, No.. last week. where she act
ed as maid OF honor.
John N. Ball OF Bakersfield.
California, arrived last week on
visit to bis son. X. p. Ball. an d
daughter, Mrs. b. f. Miller, OF
this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

George Robertson, Jr., left last
week for Virginia Military Institute
where he is attending school.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Mrs. Daisy Weaver. Mrs. Clay
Berrev and Mrs Emma Mundy
Watts left this week for Texas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

John Carroll aud family left for
the State of Washington this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

r. NJ. Roberts of sAis county
has moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Sims
Carter
Sneed
Bryan
Molino
Duly
School not in Co.
Ellis. Berea
Hisey
Cant
Burke
High Hill
Flynt
Payne
Hurdle
Pleasant Green
Skull Lick
Daniel
Harrison
Highland
Fox
Naylor
GOOdwater
Gatewood
Central
School not in Co.
Friendship
Lawson
Excelsior
Burnham
Strother
School not IN Co.
Macedonia
Pisgah
Pine
School not in Co.
Sames
School not in Co.
/" I" -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-25
BARBECUE At
LAUREL HILL
NOT FLORALA
Misleading Headline is Corr
rected-To be Held May
19-Broward to Speak.

The Journal printed a dispatch from
FlOrala on Thursday, telling of bar
becUe to be held at Laurel Hill on
May -, under the caption Big Bar
becue at FIOraia, Ala The headline
was inadvertently placed over the ar
Iicle by the telegraph editor. and
there Is not even the time-wOTn eX-
cuse that the comp" balIed il mp.
A big time is expected. Governor
y. b. BrOward of Florida has accept
ed an invitation as orator OF the day.
All of the state and county candidates
who can possibly do 50 viii attend
this big rally and barbecue, gotten
up by the hospitable people in the
thriving little town of West Walton.
Excursion rates from FlOrala, Pen.
sacola and River Junction. Fla, have
been applied for, and will be an.
nOunced later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-25
UNRULI MEN
ARE SUSPENDED
BY THE BOARD

Continued from First Page.)
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Of AN INF Ant
Father and Mother Appear
in Circuit Court, Both
Wanting Child.

An interesting contest case was
heard in the circuit court yesterday,
Judge Wolfe presiding, when Frank
Langford and his wife appeared, both
desiring possess on of their infant.
The child had been in custody of
the mother, and the father, in order
TO obtain possession, instituted habeas
corpus prOcee dings for its possession.
A number of witnesses were exam
ined by the court. resulting in the
child beng awarded to the mother as
the proper person to rear and care
for it.
Both parties reside in the vicinity
of Olive.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-25
EXCURSION
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
SATURDAY NIGHT,
APRIL 18TH.
STEAMER MANTEO.

Boat leaves Palafox wharf at II O'Clock
Saturday night. arriving at Mobile early
Sunday morning. Leaves Mobile Sunday
night at 10 O'Clock. arriving at Pensacola
early Monday morning.
Fare for the round trip. $500. Refresh
ments on board at city prices. Special ar
engagements made to accommodate the
ladies.
Limited number of tickets sold in ad =
vance by M. ). FLORES. Excursion Man
aoer. at the M. & o. Clothing Store. 321
323 South Paiafox street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-25

duty as heretofore, pledging ourselves
as heretofore. to do our full duty
without fear or favor
End. That We be not required to
take part in the pending controversy
between the street ear company and
their former employees upon either
side. Immediately or remotely.
3rd That we are not acting in
sympathy with any union or organi-
zation and are prompted only by
honorable and conscientious motives.
4th. That the attention of the
Board of Public Safety, the mayor
the marshal and other police officials
of the city of Pensacola is respectful
" invited to a consideration of this
resolution as embodying our views
and presenting our position without
color or equivOcatiOn.
9TH That a copy of this resolution
be delivered to the Board of Public
Safety, the mayor, the marshal of the
city OF PENSACOLA, and 10 The Pensa
cola Journal and the Evening News
with the request that same be pJrb.
iished for the information of the pub
lie.
The men who refused duty and
who signed the resolution are w
l. NermilliOn. G. a. Ladnier, c. ".
Villar, j. R Simmons. A c. Mobiles,
w. f. Brown. w. J. Sinnott. r. Ed
dings. B. II. Eaton, Victor HOltz. Jr.,
G. Miller. Chas. Faust. o. Chestnut
F. Milford. Frank Olsen, !. A. Chest
nut H. Thorn, c. II. Hoffman. w. c.
CLANCY. W. c. Clark. NJ. PIhteII, w
II. Common, y. J. Schmitz and d. A.
RemOnt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-25
TEPSELY TOLD.

The maximum temperature at Pen
sacola yesterday was 81 degrees at
2:40 p. M. while the minimum was
Z 6degrees at 1901 a. M Last year
on the same date the maximum was
30 degrees and the minimum 81 de-
greeS. The average maximum for
this dat is 10 degrese and the aver
age minimum 81 degrees
Seventeen casese were docketed
for trial in tn recorders court yes
terday morning. OF this number
one defendant was discharged, two
cases continued, and fines amounting
to SIS imposed.
Fireman Keefe, stationed at the
West Hill truck house. captured a
small alligator in front of the truck
house yesterday morning. The ALI
gator, it is believed, had come from
butcher pen pond, which is a few
blocks distant from the truck house.
Carter COhron, the young man who
was recently arrested by the United
States authorities at MuscOgee,
charged with sending a letter contain
ing indecent language to a young
lady, was given preliminary hear
ing yesterday before United States
Commissioner Marsh and exonerated.
Geo. Emmanuel has gone to Gulf
port, where he has a position in q
monograph business.
In view of the present situation in
Pensacola, Rev. Thos. w. Galway
vii preach tomorrow morning on the
Teachings of Jesus Concerning the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-25

Young Indianian has inherited
s., 900. 900, nut is only to have the
interest, 81 500 a week Poor devil,
He'll prObabl have TO resort to para
graph writing in order to earn a de-
cent living-CleVeland Leader.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-25

Tom Watson's Jeffersonian thinks
the capital should be moved from
Washington TO a point farther west
Are the populists seeking to see just
how far ahead OF the game they can
get with a new issue?-Washingt
Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-25
SIR KNIGHTS At
TENTION.

Regular conclave of De
Lion Commandry No. /,
Knights Templar. Monday.
April eth. at 1870 o'clock.
Sjourning Sir knights
courtcously invited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-25
EUR EkA!
Yes, Have Found it at Last.

yes, ] Have Found It at Last.
Found what? Why that Chamber
lain's Salve cures eczema and all
manner of itching of the skin. |
have been afflicted for many years
with skin disease. / had to get up
three or four times every night and
wash with cold water to allay the
terrible itching. but since using this
salve in December, 1905, the itching
has stopped and has not troubled
me.-Elder John T. Ongley, ROCKVILLE.
Pa. For sale by all druggists.
A youthful versifier in Washington
not long ago sought the criticism of
well known publisher who CHANGED
to be at the national capital on bust
ness with the copyright division OF
the Library of Congress-
Sir said the near poet indignant
ly, when the publisher had bruSque,
ly advised him to burn the stuff
sir, poets are born, not made
WhereuPOn the publisher smiled
broadly. Young man." said he, lit
won't help your case in the least to
try TO shift the blame on your par
ents. "-Harper's Weekly.