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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior T. . Land
Office ~ IucumCari Nm
July ) 1905
Notice is hereby given that George |.
Freeman of Hudson y VI who on Sep. IS
1000 made Homestead entry so. II,ili
serial No. o{9, ior nw4 see 20, twp i2n
range see, y VI T. Meridian has hlcd notice
81 ln,ention Ia make hnal Communication
proof, To- establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Receiver.
& : Land Giiicr. at Iurumcarl y ~, on
The Ilh day II August, zoos
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
+ , Grant, K r. klllgnr-. l.. Is Gragan.
all oi Hudson. y VI
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
department OF the Interior 4. ; Land
Otice at Tucumcari, y NJ, July !. zoos
Notice Is hereby gwen that Nm N.
Tabor Of MCAleslrr y VI who, on Oct
40, 1900, made homestead entry No. I266s
serial No ojS, Tor nw4 sec. s., twp IN
range so e, y VI. T.. NJ, has hl-d NOTICE
al intention to make final commutatior
proof. to establish clam to the land above
described. before Register aud Receiver,
4 =. Land Office. at 1ucumtari. y. VI
on the ird day Of Angus, 1905,
claimant names as witnesses:
George Downing. John Mitchell. Is, NJ
hodges and Frank y, Smart all Of Me,
Al.sIsr, y, NJ.
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Department nf the Interior, & ;. Land
DHic- AZ ruoumcari New Mexico,
July 5, 1905.
Notice is hereby given thai Oscar W.
Elliott. of san Jon. y VI. who On April
-. zoos. made homestead entry No. lS2tI
serial No. o75, for ~ nw4 and NJ swl
sec ~ ~ ION, range ije, New Mex. Prin'
cipal Meridian has lied cO,lcr II intention
to make tinal continuation proof &C. estab'
lish clam to the land above described
before Register and Receiver 4 ;. Land
Once. al Tucumcar. y VI, N the Sth
day Of August 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses
V Carter. /. Hairless. Z Cr"saH Ear
Ross. all Of San Iou. y. NJ.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION,
Department, OF the Interior, q, =. Land
Office al Tucumcari. n. NJ.

July U, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that SlanI
Claunch Of Hollene. quay county y. NJ
who. on March IS, 1907, made homestead
entry No. I62I6, serial 80, o6I Tor nw4,
sec IS, tp "a. range soc. \ VI Principal
meridian. has hl-d notice Of intention to
make final Communication proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before
" T. partlow. u. 5. commissioner, in hls
office at Hollens y " OF the i4th day oi
August, 1905.
Claimant m as witnesses.
John Trent. Walter Burnel, pearce Ellis,
Henry Mashure, all OF Hollene, n NJ.
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NnfiCE Enh TI-HIfrNTIIN

NOTICE FOk FlbLlCATiDS
Impairment Ut the Interior. g.. ; Land
Office At TucumcarI, y VI luly u. TO-.
Notice IN hsTrb, gwen that Joseph
% Damron, o! L.-Vansville. \. " who. on
October "a. 1900, made homestead en'r,
No. t2Apl, serial No oS5 Tor ,ei. sec "a
township sn. range iS". New Mexico prin.
clpal meridian. has Med notice ~ IN.
tintlon TO make final Communication proof.
to establish clam to the land above de-.
scfIbcd b.'Cte W T.. rarjlow Us. Com,
missioner, N his off CO Al lloll-ne. Qua,
county. y NJ, on the 18th day Of August.
1905
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Levy Coulter, Walter bridges, Il ~ Coul,
ter. all Of Preston, \ NJ. and lack Ashton
Of l.ogansvills. y. VI.
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE ~ PUBLICATIONS.
Department Of the Interior 4. ) Land
Otice at Tucumcari. New Mexico,
July ), fgos
Notice is hereby given that Charles
Brandon. of Plain. Quay county, y. NJ,
who. on Oct. as, 1000, made homestead
entry No. I2Ss9, serial NJ. GAS, for SEA.
sec az. tp IN, range sac. NMrM, has filed
notice Of intention to make nnal com
mutation proof To- establish claim to the
land above described. before T. \ Burdell.
4 = Commissioned in his office at Grady
y VI on the I1th day OF August, 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses
T. Z Siudyvin, " I rrakes, ) u Stevens.
sam Chadwick. all Of Plain, y. VI.
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sor,cr rop puullcArtoN.

NOricF q PUBLICATIONS.
Department II the interior. u :. Land
Ofirc At Tncumrati New Mexico,
July 8 tpS
Notice is hereby given tha, Loren T.
Fast oi Tucumcari, \ NJ who. on April 2
lpu6. made Homestead entry No 7spS.
SERIAL No. o4t. Tor sei sec ~ twp TN
range ,tr.. N.MrM. has filed notice q.
intention to make final communication
proof 10 establish claim to the land above
dc%c rib-1. before Register aud Receiver
4 : Land Office. AT Tucumcati. y NJ. on
the Jrd day ul August. zoos.
Claimant names ~ witnesses.
Hugh : Anderson. Emmett Rust Samuel
e. campbell Elmcr T. Crump. Ill oi lu.
cumcart y NJ
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NOTICE fOR PUBLICATION.
Department ni the Interior. T.. 5 Land
Office at Tucumcari. New Mexico,
July ; 1905.
Soiice is hereby gwen that Eleuierlo
Baca, e Logan, y VI who, IN Sept, -,
1000. made homestead ,ntry No. u, 2IJ,
serial No oi7. for nw4 W.. ~ nw4 sec
4. ~ Tan. range see. y NJ T. has flied
notice Of intention to make final
Communication proof. to establish clam
90 the land above described. before
Register and Receiver Us Land Office. NJ
Tucumeari. y VI on the ird day OF
August, 1905.
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
lose ) Tafo,a. luan Gomez, Elrpy Tafoya,
Mariana Mop,oya. all nj Logan, y NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department ~ the Interior. 4. \. Land
Office At 1ucumcati. y. NJ.
tnI. go

Office at 1ucumcatr. y. NJ.
July q tyns.
Notice IS hereby given that Mar, 4.
MolyneauK. at Logan. y VI who. on
March as 1907, made homestead entry
No iO6fI serial No ol9 Tor see. scr o.
~ Tan. range jie. y Mex Principal meri.
dian, has filed notice Of intention to make
final Communication proof to establish
claim TO the land above described before
Register and Receiver +. : l.and'Onior.
NJ Tucumcari, y VI on the nth day Of
August. 1908.
Claimant names a. witnesses.
Is smith. Is kcncau. T. Johnson.
Edgar Cowan, all OF Logan y. W.
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Nnrlrk EnR rrnI.IcArInN-

department ~ the Interior. 4. = Land
Office at rucumcati. New Mexico,
lnly J iJos
Notice Is hereby gwen that William
II UpshaW, oi l%Iollrnr Quay county, y
VI who. on sept 1. 1000, made home
strod entry No toIGi serial No o2o. Tor
swl sec S ~ N. range yne. M T. VI has
filed notice NJ intention to make final Com
mutation proof. 10 establish claim to The
land above described. before W T.. Part.
low. T. = Commissioner. in his office at
Hnllcnc. y VI. on the lst day Of September
zoos
Claimant names ~ witnesses
T Ttaup. " - Trowcn VI T. Smith, G.
= Ridley. all oi l%lnllrne. y. VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of The Interior. u. , Land
Othce ~ Tucumcari y
july ). 1905
Notice is hereby gwen that Edgar
Elliott. Of san Jon. y VI who, On Nov. 10.
1870. made homestead "ntry No iIpSs.
SERIAL No, 90. tor ne4, sec az. ~ ION,
range II-. y VI = VI. has hled notice OF in
leniion to make final Communication proof
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before Register and krcrivrrt )
Land Oiicc AZ lucumCari, y NJ. ON the
Slh lay OF August, 1905.
Claimant names as Witnesses
V Carter, l.. Hairless. Earl Ross, T.
Crrsap, all Of San Ion. y. NJ
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
FTDF Wv ~ F|FF'
Department OF the lnIerlor, u, ), Lant
Office at Tucumcari, y

July 5 1905
Notice is hereby given that Fred 4
Belt. OF Hollene. N NJ, who. on Sept. 4,
1919. made humeSlead entry No. Ioss4,
serial IA Us, Tor n~4 sec - W IN range
claim tn the land above described before
W l. Partlow u ) com missioner, IN his
Office a, Hollene. n NJ. on the i1lh day OF
August, 1913.
Claimant as witnesses:
NJ Is claunch. John Trent. Andrew HSr.
ris, John L Frost, all OF Hollsns, n NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department oi the Interior L : Land
Office at Tucumcari, y. VI.

Office at ~Tucumcar. y. VI.
july 3. iyos
Notice Is hereby given tina Albert {
smith. OF Roosevelt ~ VI, who. IN MAY
: 1907. made homestead entt, No. t76ag
serial No oSl Tor W se4, sec a.. e. 81.
range 2p-. New MrS Principal meridian,
has fled notice Of intention to make final
Communication proof, a. establish clalm to-
thu" land above described, before Register
and Receiver, 4. ). Land Office. at Tu.
cumcari, y. VI, IN the 18th ia, Of
August, 1905.
Claimant names a. witnesses
tlaud I Downing William ~ Campbell
William { Stewart. samuel Stewart.
all IT Roosevelt y VI
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-17
CHEYENNE INDIANS
WANT RESERVE OPENED
WITH STRING ON IT

Pierre. S. D.. April 15.-The Indians
an the Cheyenne reservation at meet
ing attended by delegates from all the
districts. asked to be included in the
bill opening a part of their reservation
to settlement They objected to the
opening of the strip along the northern
line of the reservation. but agreed to
the opening of the Schnasse county
country under certain restrictions.
one resolution asked that all coal
lands in the territory to be opened
should be segregated and held by the
Indians for tribal use; another was
,hat all the surplus lands on their
reservation not included i'll -e4' SIC,
county to be assured to the Indians
for 25 years before any further efforts
should be made to open it % white
settlers. third asked for the pro-
ceeds from the sale of their land an
nuallv from the time ii is opened TO
settlement until the last of it is taken
The Indians also asked the govern
ment to pay them $3.50 an acre for
sections 16 and sc in each township,
which the bill reserves for the use OF
the common schools of the state. They
then selected Il delegation to present
their views at Washington
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INDICTMENTS FOR
CATTLE RUSTLlNG
Two Are Caught in the Federal
Drag Net for Stealing Other
Peoples Stock.

Sioux Falls. S. D., April 15.-After re-
porting an additional Indictment and a
no BILL the United States grand jury,
which convened in Sioux Falls on
Tuesday of last week. retired to con-
tinue the work of disposing of the cases
which are pending before it.
I'he Indictment was returned in the
case OF Joseph DeMarsche and Enoch
Monteau, who are charged with having
engaged in a conspiracy to steal cattle
and horses by wholesale from residents
of the Pine Ridge and Rosebud Indian
reservations. The precise charge
against them is that on September 26.
1906 they stole and drove away a num-
Der OF cattle and horses belonging to
residents of the two reservations.
1T is supposed that DeMarsche and
Monteau We're members of "A regularly
organized band of mixed blood Indians
and lawless whites who carried on
general and systematic cattle and horse
rustling" campaign on the two reser-
vations. Several confederates of the
two men have been arrested during the
past year or two and sentenced to
terms in prison.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-17
BORING FOR PETROLEUM
NEAR WATERFOWL

Watertown. S. d., April 15-At the
rate of 40 feet q day the big drill Of
the South Dakota Oil and Gas COM
pany is going down in search of the
oil vein which may make Watertown
and Codington county famous through
out the country within a few weeks
Last night the drill was down 240 feet.
but beyond this fact no knowledge is
obtainable as all records are kept Sc
cret by the company. A description
is being made of the soil through each
foot of which the big hole is being
bored fer the benefit of experts in
making Il geological study of the diff
fe.ent strata. In the event that the
first we'll develops no oil this informa-
ton will be valuable in sinking the
second one, for the company will make
three and perhaps four trials If nee
essary before giving up hope of strik-
ing oil somewhere on their leases COW
ering several thousand acres in the
northeast corner of the county. Presi-
dent r. B. Lamb and Thomas Afford,
general superintendent, of the COM
pany have moved temporarily from
their offices in this city to the scene
of operations.
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TRIES TO SHOOT
PEACE OFFICER.
Then Barricades House and
Keeps the Whole Town at
Say for Several Hours.

Eiighmore. S. d. April 1S.-Milton
McNer a farmer living near this place.
has been arrested and bound over to
the May term of court as the result
OF attacking an officer of the law and
afterward defying the people OF the
whole town.
o. C. Kippenbrock. deputy sheriff
went to the farm of Mclver to levy an
execution, and as he began to read the
document McIver drew Il 44-caliber Colt
revolver and pointed 1T at the deputy
who grabbed 1t. but got his finger un-
der the hammer in time to have it
pierced to the bone by the descent of
the hammer
TIE deputy returned to town to have
his wound dressed. and McIver also
came here and secreted himself in the
house OF Bine Wilder, where for several
hours he kept a posse at distance.
About o'clock in the morning he tried
to make his escape, but was fired at
three times and returned to the house,
where he remained until noon. when his
attorney, who had arrived in town. ad-
vtsed him to give himself up. and he
was bound over in the sum of 81, 900.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-17
HOW FAIRFAX DEALS
WITH PEACE OFFENDERS

Fairfax S. d.. Aprii lo.--l'he new
town board of Fairfax assumed control
of the city government last Tuesday
and appointed G. l.. Wizard marshal in
lieu of c. l.. Ferguson. resigned, and
Instructed the new marshal to put the
lid on good and tight.
Wards troubles began Thursday
night when some of the boys" began
to get Il little top heavy and hilarious
lv drunk
one fellow overreached the limit and
found himself in the coop" Friends
came to his rescue and he was re-
leased on bond to go home and report
later for his alleged misconduct.
But home he would NOT so just at
that time and soon began anew ITO
raise Cain" which of course Wizard did
not approve and again took the young
man in charge and landed him in the
coop for the second degree" Quiet
then reigned supreme but no friends
came to his assistance this time, SO
after Il reasonable time of waiting the
prisoner proceeded to remove some of
the wires that barred his freedom
and the last known of him he was "hik-
ing for the south side of the Nebraska
Dakota border line
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-17
CHINESE SMUGGLEO
ACROSS BOUNDARY

Detroit, Mich. April 14-The Free
Press says.
Through the bitter rivalry of three
Canadian organizations for smuggling
Chinese into the United States, a
Wholesale scheme of bringing the or
ientals originally across the interna-
tional border here at Detroit has been
discovered. 1t is said that some nights
as many as % Chinese had been
smuggled across the line and that sew
eral comforta bic fortunes have been
made at the business during the past
two years by enterprising young men,
who have made Windsor Ont, their
headquarters.
The emigrant authorities have scant
hope of reaching the principals in the
three competing agencieA but a man
who gives his name as a. McMann, is
held at the Wayne county jail in con-
ncction with the capture last Tuesday
of three Chinese at Adrian, Mich The
Cinnamon and McMam were found in
a Wabash box car bound for Chicago.
There was a dead horse In the car
and the four men We're concealed under
the straw. The plan was to engage a
freight car at Detroit for the ship
ment of a horse. some worthless AMI
NAL being placed in the car for a
blind.
The Chinese. it is said, have been
freely brought across the Detroit river
on the railroad car ferries, being MD
den with the connivance of employees
on the boats until the immigration in
spectors had made their rounds and
then hurriedly directed to empty
freight cars. The following day they
would be transferred to freight cars,
especially engaged, and usually started
west on the Wabash train No. 95,
which makes only one regular stop
between Detroit and Chicago
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-17
MoULDERs OF IRON
NAME THEIR OFFICERS

WaIertown, S. D., April l4.-The first
annual convention of the South Dakota
Blacksmiths. Horseshoers and Wagon
makers association has been in session
in this city yesterday and today with
an Attendance of over 30 representative
wood and iron workers of the state.
All sessions We're open but We're in
teresting only to members of the trade.
a matter was brought up this after
noon that will doubtless be heard from
at the next meeting of the legislature
namely. the passage of lien law that
will place these tradesmen on the same
plane with carpenters. plumbers. lunl-
bermen and threshers. The election Of
officers resulted as follows:
President. NJ. l.. Toben, Huron: vice
president. Chas. Schellenberger. Clark
secretary treasurer, 1. ]. Endersby De-
Smct, reelected; executive committee.
w. Van lyle, Huron; w. Eagleson,
Aberdeen; c. Johnson. Mitchell: A. j..
Yeager, Sioux Falls; f. Fanslow. Yank-
ton. Wm Martin, Watertown; F. L.
Hegland, Pierre: sergeant at arms
Clyde -. Stolp. MatertOMn
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PROF. MUNYON TAKES
A SHOW GIRL BRIDE

New York. April 14-James p. Nun
yon, multi millionaire homeopathic
medicine man of Altoona, Pa, and Mrs
Pauline Metzgar, known on the stage
as Pauline Netf. former beauty Of The
Social Whirl,' were married in Jersey
City Thursday night and now are at
the Waldorf Astoria
Pauline Neff was the daughter OF
Judge Daniel ]. Neff, of Altoona. His
is one of the leading families in that
part of Pennsylvania and the show
girl bride required no coaching to as
sumo the role of the wife of mllion-
arie. She was educated in a fashionable
seminary and went on the stage oily
after the failure Of her first marriage
with Carl MetZgar. son of a retired
merchant of Altoona.
his bride "a
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-17
COMMISSIONERS
REDUCE SCHEDULE
OF FREICA! RATE
All Rates West of Missouri
River in South Dakota Are
Affected by Ruling.

Sioux Falls. S. d. April 14.-The
State board OF railroad commissioners
at the meeting held yesterday adopted
a new freight schedule applicable to the
portion Of the state west of the Mis-
souri, river. The reductions provided in
the schedule range from 43 to 10 cents
per 100 pounds and are equivalent to
AN average reduction of about so per
cent.
The greater reductions are made on
those classes OF goods where the great
er number will be benefited. such as
groceries and other necessaries Of life
On this class of goods there is a re-
duction made of Is per cent. The rate
on Immigrant moveabes within dis
tance of 800 miles is cut from 43 cents to
l7's cents per 100 pounds, and upon
such goods for Il distance of $40 miles
the cut is from as to 80 cents
The board will at once give the legal
notice preliminary to putting the new
rates into effect and it is expected that
the railroads Will accept the rates with
out resort IN the courts
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CLERK OF COURTS HAS
DEFRAUDED COUNTY
AND IMPEDEO WEDLOCK

Webster. S. D., April 15-Deputy Pub
lie Examiner j. l.. Wingtied and assist
ants have completed an examination Of
the records of the clerk of courts of
Day county and find that there is very
little information on the books to de-
tern.ine the relations between the clerk
and the county. The present clerk who
has held the office for the past seven
wears has never made a report to the
commissioners as required by law, and
of The I'll cases in circuit court during
that time. the fees have been reported
in only 299. and of 273 cases in the coun-
ty court only LA show credit to the
county for fees collected. The clerk has
likewise been making an overcharge in
certain cases. particularly in the case
of marriage licenses where the legal
fee is 81 and applicants have been held
up In most cases for 81. There are
many other irregularities in the records
and the action of the county board will
be awaited With interest.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-17
PRIMARY IS HIT
BY SUPREME COURT
Fee Cannot Be Imposed on Can
didates Filing Petition for a
County Office.

Pie.Ye, $. d., .Apsl l5.-I'he fee pro-
vision OF the state primary law rs APP
plying to candidates 30! county office
is declared by Justice Eaney OF the SUI
preme court to b. unconstitutional. y
written opinion will follow later and
while it does not apply 70 filings With
the secretary of state in The matter OF
candidates for state office it is thought
to fnreshadow the opinion which will
be forthcoming wh"N the prohibitions
lists get their case before the supreme
court.
The court has also decided that the
Smill limit for t,Ne.s for all county
purposes is unconstitutional. for the
reason that ii will prevent the levy of
an amount sufficient To provide for the
county indebto dness aud sinking funds
In various counties where Il heavy i'm
dcbtedness has already been contract
ed
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-17
POINTS WHERE PRIMARY
LAW is ATTACKED

Pierre. S. D., April 13.-The points
upon which the state primary law has
been attacked by the prohibtionists and
which are vital in its operation. and
are declared by them to be unconStitu-
tional, are:
/. That the law contains many sub
jects not expressed In the title, such as
provisions for conventions and numer-
Gus other subject matters.
>. That the fee provision is attacked
on the ground that 1T levies tax and
violates the constitutional provision
which prohibits the levy of a tax ex-
cept in pursuance of law.
3. That 1t violates the constitution by
refusing TO ali citizens equal rights in
its provision allowing a convention to
select nominees under certain condi-
tions, which is not a primary proVis-
ion.
4. That the instructions to the iegis-
lature in regard to their action on the
United States senator is not expressed
In the title of the act.
5. That in fixing the basis of repre-
sentation in state conventions 1t dis
franchises the minority parties by de-
priving them OF the right to send dele
gates TO their state conventions.
8. That in permitting county central
committees to name delegates to state
conventions it attempts to delegate
legislative power. giving the commit
tees the power to decide as to the need
of conventions
I. That 1t abridges the right of the
people as represented by the minority
parties to met and consult for the COM
mon good.
8. That it makes no provision for the
organization OF new party, and thus
absolutely by its provision prevents
any new party from getting names.
upon the ballot.
9. That in providing a party test 1t
fSI,.lf if,t,c 4 |,
lelnplated in the constitutional provis-
ION as to what constitutes an elector.
In addition to this the socialists are
attacking the fee provision of the pr-
mary.