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IMPORTANT CHANGE MADE IN
RULING.

An important change in the civil
service Rule VII. has just been on
nounced by Secretary of the Treasury,
George B. Cortelyou.
According to the former ruling a
civil service appointee, after serving
a probationary term of six months
must, in order to receive an absolute
appointment, be recommended for ap-
pointment by the man giving him his
appointments, make a new bond and
take the oath Of Office anew. and he
could be removed from the service at
the end of this period merely by the
head of the office stating that his serV-
ices were not satisfactory. Under the
present ruling no new oath, bond and
appointment is required at the end or
the probationary period. If he is re.
tained longer than six months this is
equivalent to an. absolute appointment,
and furthermore, he cannot be re-
moved at the end of the period of
probation merely on the charge of I'M
satisfactory services. A specific cause
for removal must be given.
Paragraph l. Clause C of the new
rule is as follows:
The person elected for appointment
shall be duly notified by the appoint
ing officer, and upon accepting and re-
porting for duty shall receive from
such officer a certificate Of appoint
ment for probationary period of six
months If the conduct or capacity of
the probationer be not satisfactory to
the appointing officer the probationer
shall be notified in writing that at the
the end Of such probationary period he
will not receive absolute appointment.
otherwise his retention in the service
without delinquency or misconduct
may be restored to the register of eli
sibles, in the discretion of the Com
mission, for the remainder of his pc.
riod of eligibility.
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SMOKER.

Mr.. j. Wesley Nancy played the role
of host Saturday night, February 8, at
his apartments on Eighth avenue,
North, by entertaining the members OF
the H. B. Club. The guests began 70
arrive about 8 o'clock. Each table was
surrounded by the lovers of whist.
Many talks were made on the topics
of the day. Mr. Box proved to be the
humorist Of the evening. At II o'clock
the guests were asked to partal1e of
an elaborate menu after which they
babe Mr.. Nancy goodnight. Those
present were Messrs. John B. Sims
Hugh Box, Sam Houston, Samuel
Carter, Frank Patterson, J. Wymon
Brady, Perry Bonds, David Sanders
Askin Green, James w. Moore, Thomas
Webster, L. Johnson and Sam Tenner.
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PUBLISHING BOARD HOLDS
MONTHLY MEETING,

The February meeting Of the Ma
tional Baptist Publishing Board was
held at the Office of the Secretary
Tuesday morning, February II, the
following members being present:
Revs G. H. Clark, j. P. Robinson, D. D.,
Little Rock, Ark, ]. l.. Harding, by
proxy, VIM. Haynes, G. w. Ward, by
proxy, R. H. Boyd, VIM Beckham and
H. A. Boyd The meeting was highly
interesting. Rev. c. H. Clark, chairman,
presided. The principal business trans
acted was that pertaining to the report
of the secretary, outlining the I'M.
provements added to the plant, which
were authorized by the Board last
June, and the missionary work for the
next quarter. The field secretary, who
has been out of the Office almost con-
tinually since the National Convention
made a report on the condition of the
field.
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A GRAND MASS VALENTINE EN-
TERTAINMENT

On Monday night, the 18th, Prof.
Dock Liner will entertain his dancing
class with a mass valentine entertain
ment. Great preparations have been
made to add to the comfort and en-
joyment of all who attend. Mr.. Liner
is well known for his genial manner
and his extraordinary efforts to make
his entertainments pleasant for his
friends. Nothing is too expensive or
too difficult to obtain if it will add to
the comfort of the occasion.
Mr.. Liner has the best band of it's
size in the city, composed of such well
known musicians as Prof. Robert
Thompson, Prof. Philip Lindsey, Prof.
AIDE Myland and Prof. Chas. Moore.
An admission of fifteen cents will be
charged at the door to help meet ex-
penseS
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Little 7. c. Moore, of 1907 Hynes

Little 7. G. Moore, of 1907 Hynes
street, is suffering with earache.
Miss Amelia L. Carpenter, of 1915
10 Johnston avenue, who has been con-
fined with la grippe, is able to be out.
Mrs r. W. Knight, of Sheffield, Ala.,.
formerly of Nashville, will be in the
city for a few weeks, the guest of Mrs.
A. N. Johnson, 40S Fifteenth avenue,
North.
Mr.. Robt. II. Zackery and Mr.. Percy
Nelson have returned from Atlanta,
Ga.
Quite a soul-stirring meeting was
enjoyed last Friday night at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Thompson, No. 1401
fremont aveneue, when their two sons,
Oscar and Will and also viii Web
ster, their next door neighbor, expert
enced a change of heart. There was
surprise at the outpouring of the
Spirit
Mrs. Harriet Morgan, who broke her
arm in two places several weeks ago
by falling on the wet floor Of a room in
which she was at work, is rapidly re-
covering from her injuries.
Mr.. Cleopas White, of the Me-
harry Medical College, was called
home Saturday by a telegram which
announced the death of his father,
Rev. J. @. A. white at Birmingham,
Ala.
Rev DR.. Haigler and wife were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Rains
at dinner during the quarterly confer
ence held at Salem A. M. E. Church.
Miss Hettie Miller, OF North War
rem street, was the guest of Miss En-
ma d. Raines, of East Nashville, last
week.
Mr.. Ambrose Bennett, of East Nash
Vile has entered Roger Williams
University to take a course in theol
ogy.
Mr.. Clarence Allen, of Northeast
Nashville, is indisposed.
Mr.. James A. Mckinney, of Hamil
ton, Ohio. formerly of Nashville, is
expected to visit his mother and sis
ters here within the next month Mr.
Mckinney has met with marked sue
cess in his adopted city, being con
nected in the hotel business with Mr.
lee Richardson a brother of Capt. r
3. Richardson, of this city He
at one time was a member of the
Nashville Fire Department.
Miss Ruth Pearl Mckinney, who
suffered greatly this past week from
the effects Of vaccination, is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. w 2. Mason and little daugh
ter. Annie Mialma, who attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lula A. Laveing al
Bowling Green, Ky, Sunday, returned
home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walton enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs James B. Farral
Sunday, February 8, his forty-tirs'
birthday anniversary.
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

The annual election of officers was
held on Friday evening, February 7, at
8 o'clock at their rooms, $40 IL Ce-
dar street and those who will have the
reins to guide the Association for the
next twelve months, are as follows:
Mr. John Porter, President; Mr.. B. H.
Gray Vice President; Mr.. ]. L. Mccoy,
Treasurer; Mr.. e. w. d. Isaac, Jr.,
Corresponding Secretary; Mr.. w. H.
Hollins, Executive Secretary. Mr..
Geo. w. Gore, the retiring President,
has done a wonderful work among
men in Nashville, Louisville and In
dianapolis, and is now connected with
the Railroad Y. M. G. A.
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oLD-FAsHIoNED DINNER.

Mrs. Letha McLemore and Mrs. Mag
gle Maxwell entertained with an old
fashioned dinner the maids of Belmont
College last week. The dining-room
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion with a profusion of carnations
and ferns. The menu consisted OF
old-fashioned dishes and was served
IN courses. In addition to the hostess.
seated at the table were Mesdames
Sarah Knox, Matilda Donald Cassie
Isaac, Ned Gray, Kizzie MCGEE, Geor-
gla PAYNE Misses Lucy Donaldson.
Lizzie Vaulx and Tennie Paisley.
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Prof. j. A. Henry, of Chattanooga,
Grand Master of Masons of Tennes-
see, spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. A. L. Streator, of 6 Murrell
street, is in Chicago visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Streator.
Rev. E. M. Lawrence, Secretary OF
Missions for the Baptist State Con
vention, spent Sunday in Shelbyville.
Mr.. Eugene T. Page, President Of
The Algonquins, and clerk in the
local post-office, and Mr.. ]. o. Battle,
editor of The Globe, spent last Sun
day in Chattanooga. While in the
"Plucky City" they were the guests
of Mrs. j. Milton Easterling, sister Of
Mr.. Battle
Miss Georgia Lee Hadley, of Elev-
enth avenue, North, is suffering from
the effects of cold.
Mr.. Joseph Devices, of the Baptist
Publishing House, spent Sunday and
Monday in Hopkinsville, KY, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil H. Brown.
Miss Georgia A. Bradford, of Four
teenth avenue, North, has been con-
fined to her home for several days by
an attack of facial neuralgia
Mrs. McCathey, of 632 Fogg street,
was seriously i'll last week.
Miss Silene Peterson, of 1924 Her
man street, visited her parents at Her
mitage last week.
Miss Pearl Williams, of 30S Morgan
street, is convalescing after several
weeks sickness.
Mrs. S. T. Shelby continues i'll at
her home on Fourth avenue, South.
Mr.. Lawrence Watkins, of Column
bia, is in the city this week, visiting
his sister, Mrs McCathey, of 6S2
Fogg street.
Mr.. Early B. Sargent, of Columbia
was in the city this week, the guest
of Mr.. l.. H. Gilmore, of TAO Winter
street.
Mrs. Carrie V. Young, of Eighth
avenue, North, was indisposed the
first of the week
Mrs. Ellen Benson, of Hamilton
street who has not been in the best
of health for the past two or three
weeks, is improving.
DeOna, the llJtle daughter Oh MI. duu
Mrs. Henry McEwcn, Of Chicago died
last Sunday of pneumonia at the res
idence of her grandmother, S19 Tenth
avenue, South.
Mrs. Susie Wade, of 81 Robertson
street, entertained. Misses Charlie Al
exander and Essie Wade last Sunday
The Looking Back Masquerade
Party" for the benefit Of Roger VIII
Jams will be given Friday evening
February IA, at the residence of Mrs
G. Fl. Bandy, 1O1 Lafayette street.
The Spruce Street Baptist Church
choral class was at its best last Sun.
day. They rendered some excellent
singing under the direction of Miss
Jennie p. Dunson.
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STILL LIVING.

After several weeks of quietness
Secretary Louis X. Thomas of the
National Athletic Association has
spoken. He states that the Associa-
ton is making arrangements to fur
nish the public all the coming season,
with nice, clean sport something that
is very much needed.
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WALDEN UNIVERSITY.

At the evening service Sunday, Feb
ruary %, the Choral Society will give
the 46th Psalm, the music by Dudley
Buck. The service will be held in Me
harry Auditorium, beginning at 1870
o'clock. A cordial invitation is given
TO all to be present.
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ACCIDENT AT ST. THOMAS HOS
pITAI

Mr.. Henry James, an employee at
St Thomas Hospital, met with a Sc
rious accident while about his duties
last Sunday. He took the elevator
for the top floor and it broke down
just before reaching its destination.
Mr.. James was rendered unconscious
and received internal injuries.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

department II the Interior. 4. >. Land
Office. rucumcari. y. VI Nov, 4. 1905.
4 sufficient contest affidavit having been
hled in this office b, James T. Johnston.
contestant. against homestead rntty no.
ilSIS, made January as igu7, serial no.
o11pn, Tor elneI and elSet sec .. ~ o n
VI : see. y. VI. principal meridian. by
Manuel Archulrta contcstee. ~ which II
= alleged that lie said Manuel Afchuleta
has wholly abandoned SAID tract of land
Tor more than siN II onth, since making
sad entry that he has MT cultivated said
land according to law that he has made
no improvements on said land. and that
SAID alleged absence was not due tu his
employment in the Military OF Naval ser.
vice oi ~ the Unilrd States IN time Of war.
SAID parties are hereby notified to appear.
respond. n offer evidence touching said
allegation al TO O'Clock a. M. on December
~. zoos. before the Register and Receiver
at the United states Land Office IN ru.
cumcafL y VI
fIhr SAID contestant having. IN 4 proper
affidavit, flied November =, 1905. vet forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service Of this notice can moi I've
made, II IL hereby ordered and directed
tina, such notice be gwen b, due and
proper publication
Cont. No. So Il A. Prentice, Register
ii.I4 y. V. Gallegos. Receiver
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department OF the Interior, 4. y. Land
Office, luCumcau, y. VI Nov. :. 1000.
\ sufficient contest affidavit having been
hled IN this office 10y Lille Is. Lamar,
contestant, against homestead entry no.
J44b, made January 4. Igo2. Tor serial no.
u1S4I, tor the ne4 sec ~. tp itn Oi r ste,
y. VI. principal meridian, by Thomas Is.
Franklin. ConIeslee. IN which u ., alleged
under date oi January 5, lyob. That the
sad Thomas Is, FRANKLIN has wholly sban.
doned SAID tract. that he has changed his
residence thrretrom Tor motc than siN
months since making SAID -ntry that said
tract il not settled upon and cultivated by
said part, a. required b, law. Further.
that alleged absence from SAID land was
not due to his employ ment IN the Army
Navy. or Marine corps oi the United
States during time OF war. SAID parties
are hereby notified to appear. respond and
offer evid' nee touching said allegation AT
TO u clock a. m. on January d. 1919. before
the Register ana Receiver at the United
States Land Office ~ Tucumcafi, y NJ.
rThe sad contestant having, IN a proper
affidavit. filed November %. 1905, sci forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service Of this notice can not be
made. It is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due aud
proper publication.
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o1S4t y. '. ballegos, Receiver.
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NOTICE.

pg~PARrAgST or TERRITORIAL gSGiNgEP.
santa Fr. New Mexico. oct. 10Th. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that on the 4sth
day OF September. 1905, IN accordance
with Section 40. Irrigation Law OF 1907,
the Ute Creek Ranch CO., OF Ration,
County Of Colian. Territory OF New Mex
ico. made application to the Territorial
Engineer Of New Mexico Tor a permit To-
appropriate from the Public Waters OF the
Territory oi New MeSicu.
such Appropriation II TO he made from
Ute Creek at points y. $50 81 " from
y. T.. cor. TO sec. 10. I. ~ ", X. ~ r.
by means OF diversion and storage. and IS
Gu. II. per sec. OF $40 &C H. Is To he con
veyed to- points 10 secs. IS, ~. ~, g. I.
~ y. Il. ~ T.. by means OF bitches and
reservoir. and there used Tor irrigation.
The Territorial Engineer will take this
application up tor consideration On the
18th day OF December, iooS. and all
persons who may oppose the granting OF
The above application must file their OBJ
j%ecIions with the Territorial Engineer on
OF before that date.
Vernon l., Sullivan,
Io-2I.S Territorial Engineer.
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NorIcr roR PUBLICATIONS.

Department oi the Interior q y Land
Office at Iucumcari, y. NJ, oct -. 1905
Notice !, nerebv gwen that Samuel A.
Thompson. 81 House y NJ, who. on Aug
a. 1000. made homestead entry no. ppg7
serial 80. olIgo, Tor nw4 Sec 20. tp In.
lge, y Mex y meridian. has filed notice oI
intention 10 make final communication proof
to establish claim to the land above describ,
ID, before l. Housc.U : commissioner in
his office IT House. y VI. on the 5th IA,
~ Decemhef igoS.
Claimant names aS witnesses:
Frank kirchmirr, Pat kirchmier. stephen
kirchmier and r Woods, all n Housr
y VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Department OF the Interior, q. ;. Land
Office At Tucumcarl. y. VI. oct. 90. 1905
Notice Is hereby gwen that Mrs. Addir
lowell Of Tucumcari. y. VI. who on March
o, 1000, made homestead entry 40. -4s3
serial No. o4iSl Tor ne4 sea sec 5, NJ sw4,
sea nw4. sec twp Ia n range so e y. NJ.
Principal Meridian, has filed notice OF IN.
t-ntion to make final Communication proof.
to establish claim to the land above d-s.
crlhed before Register and Receiver T..
$. Land Office AT Tucumcari. y VI on
the l7th daS November. 1905
Claimant, names a. witnesses
Roy Wlngrov-, Claude W%ingroy-. N-wI
White, L. e.. beverly. all Tucumcarl \ VI
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department oi the Interior. T.. ,. Land
office at Tucumcari. y. NJ. oct. 40. 1905
Notice Is hereby given that l.ascivia r..
g. Randall. OF Dodson. y. VI. who on Nny.
5, 1904 made homestead entry so.
4i6S, serial so. o15S4. for SCI sec 81 twp
10 n rangs soc y. NJ principal meridian.
has fled notice OF in,etiun to make hnal
i've year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register and
Receiver. 4. ). Land Office at Tucumcari
y. VI on the l4,h day III November 1905
Claimant names as witnesses
J. Briscoe, John Horton. y NJ Peg.
gram OF Dodson and X. A. howell Of tn.
cumcari. y VI.
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Notice for Publication.

Department oi the Interior. q. ). Land
Office at rucumcarr, y. NJ Drt. Al. 1908
Notice Is hereby gwen that Martin
ku,mIc. Of Field, y NJ. who. on June a..
1907, made homestead entry No. 1887.
serial NO. o2J9I, tor sea seC IS, Up Sn.r 81
e, \ Mex T. meridian. has filed notice Of
intention to make final Communication proof
to establish claim to the land above de.
Scribed. before W u Myers. 4 > cornmis-
sioner, IN his office at Lewis. y VI on the
goth day Of November, igos.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William K Dennis. o "a Hudson. ID
L%uechauer and T. Ward.all Of Field y NJ
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NorICr FOX PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Department OF the Interior, 4. y. Land
Office al Tucumcari, y. VI Oct. go, 1905
Notice is hereby give that picrson Han
ming Oi Ragland, y. VI. who on March -.
1901 mad. homestead entry No. 1886
serial No. ol35I for swI sec 81 twp 5 n
n 50 ' NJ Principal Meridian, has
filed notice ot intention to make final cam
mutation proof, TO establish claim to the
land above described, before Register AMI
Receiver, 4, ; Land Office. Tucumcar.
y NJ. on the I2th day OF May 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clyde ksIes, Roy Welch. J. T.. Abbott
and Harvey Washburn all OF Outlay. y VI
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SoricE foR PUBLICATION

notice fOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior. q, ). Land
Office at Tucumcar ~ NJ. oct 20 ZOOS.
Notice Is hereby give that George II
jogart 81 Tucumcau. y. VI who on Nov
AZ. 1905, made homestead rntr, so p,pl
serial 80 nsiS5, iot neI sec y twp 10 n
range 81 y VI principal meridian has
hled nniice oi intention to make Mai com.
mutation proof TO establish claim to the
land above described, before Register and
Receiver L y Land Office At IucumcarI.
y NJ on the cath day oi November 1905
Claimant anne ~ Witnesses
Cyrus \ Pound. James " OBannpa A
Anglin, \ VI fenHrll, all OF IucumcarNM
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xurrcI rop PUBLICATIONS

Department al the Interior, e.. ;. Land
Office At Tucumcari. n NJ. Oct. a.. 1905
Notice IS hereby given tina, Grace Fab,
ms. nj House. n. NJ, who on MAY /. 1907.
made homestead entry M. i7so7. serial NO
olpI. Tor nw4, sec 40. ~ IN, Z 2pe. y Mex.
T.. meridian. has flied notice Of intention
to make final Communication proof, to rS'
tablish claim to the land above described
before l.. House q : commissioner. IN
his office ~ House. y. VI ON the Sth day
oi December zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses.
y II Roe, 7 Woods. & Fuller and A Il
Bry ant. all oi House. y NJ.
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MUSIC and KINDERGARTEN

In connection with the teaching OF
Music, Mrs. T.. NJ. Rossiler has decided.
through the suggestion OF the leading res
idenis O, Tucumcan TO take kindergarten
work. The Rudiments Of Music and
Drawing a specially,
Terms. 5000 per month. For par,icu.
lars call a, her residence. 6ao Third st.
Telephone No, Ios.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. l.. 5. Lsnd
Office al Tucumcarl y, VI. Oct. go, 1905
Notice Is hereby gwen that Peter ).
Anderson OF Tucumcari. y NJ who on Feb.
IS, 1907 made homestead entry No. ISIss
serial No, osjSs Tor sea sec 81 twp III
range 81 = y NJ Principal Meridian. has
Med notice oi intention to make final COM
mutation proof. TO establish claim to the
land above described. before Register and
Receiver, 4. Land Office at Tucumcari,
y. NJ on the 47th day Of November zoos
Claimant names a. witnesses:
j. 4. Reed, I'D Love, Is. u. Daughiry
and William Buiiin all oi rueumcan. y VI
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Noricr roR PUBLICATIONS.

NOTICE fOR PUBLICATION,
Department Of the Interior, y ) Land
Office ~ Tucumcari. ". NJ. oct a.. tgor
notice is hereby given that Erby A Can.
ron ~ krvuelto. \ VI who. on oct -
igpb. made homestead entry No ilSit.
serial No ol 500 for - ne4 SEE IS w nw4
sec ", ~ I'm. : sac. n Mex T. meridian.
has filed notice OF intention to make final
Communication proof. To establish claim n
the land above described. before W W
BENNETT. u commissioner in HI, oiGc,
a. San Jon, Quay county, y VI on the goth
daN ot November. iyos
Claimant names as witnesses:
Nell jenkins. I Hu,chin,. ~ Reyuelto
\ NJ and W Johnson and . Ferguson
oi san lon. VI
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NOTICE fOp pUniICArION.

NOTItk FOR PUnIICATION.
Department Of the Interior, q ; Land
Office at rucumcari. y VI, oct. ~ IyDs.
Notice is hereby given thai Tom Nc.
Daniel, OF Rama. n NJ, who, en- Sept. IS.
1907. made homestead entry No 1utSi.
serial NO. ol39b Tor se4, sec. 5. ~ tan. Z
soc. y Mes u meridian. has MED notice II
intention TO make final Communication pruni
10 establish clam to the land above de.
scubed. before Eugene r. Hedgecok- q )
commissioner, IN his office at kndee. \ VI.
on the goth day Of November. zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses
Oscar ) Reed. Walter y Phatis. John V
kerley and Lambert W. Patterson all OF
Rama. n NJ.
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JLost--P ocketbook

{. M, Tower lost a pocketbook
ON the road south OF Tucumcari to
Revuelto today, containing $500
IN currency and papers. Finder
please return same to him at lie.
~gansville, n. M.