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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
FREIGHT LAWS MAKE
EATING A CRIME
Interstate Commerce Rulings
Limit Those Who May Feast
at Lunch Counters

Let the unwary resident of a railroad
town beware how he eats at a railroad
restaurant in the future. If he devours
an egg which has made an interstate
journey and has not paid the regular
tariff he is aiding and abetting the
railroad purveyor in committing a
crime and he can be fined and sent to
Jail.
Not alone that
Suppose he partake of a slice of Vir-
egg, which also Travelled westward on a
cut rate. That is offense number 2.
Imagine if the oleomargarine he
spreads on his bread has not paid the
tariff ordained by law. There is Of
fense number 8.
In some states like Nevada, which
imports such delicacies, a man would
have to be possessed of the fortuneI of
Rockefeller to escape going to Jail
by paying all the fines
The waiter, too, will not escape on
the plea of ignorance. He has to study
up the tariff, and, it is suggested by
railroadmen, that each egg, ham, but
ter and other articles be given clean
bill of health so as to save local patrons
of railroad restaurants from losin g
their bank accounts or passing their
lives in prison.
There is no joke in this.
The interstate commerce commission
has made this ruling, and If 1t is not
strictly obeyed there will be trouble
for the railroad, the cook, the waiter
and the patron. This is law No. 81
in the last interstate commerce COM
mission bulletin numbered 2. 1t is as
follows:
Carriers subject to the act may provide at
points on their lines eating houses for passen-
gers and employees of such carriers, and prop
erty for use Of such eating houses may prop
erly be regarded as necessary and intended for
the Of such carriers in the conduct of their
business. Such eating houses, however, must
not serve the general public. or any portion
thereof. with food prepared from commodities
which have been carried at less than the full
published rate. and no utensils. fuel or servants
ar all employed in serving others than passen-
gers and employees Of the carrier as such should
be carried at less than tariff rates. Such privi-
leses as may be extended under this rule shall
be applied only as to points local to the line
on which the eating house effnated
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24

permanent organization. A r. Briggs
was elected chairman and G. w. BurkS
secretary Three committees, financet
exhibits and literature and publicity,
are TO be appointed at a later date
j. A. Filcher, the representative of
the governor, attended the meeting and
made comprehensive statement as to
what he thought might be accomplished
by making such an exhibit.
The members Of the committee aref
A. r. Briggs. c. w. Briggs, Percy T.
Morgan, j. p. Currier, l. n Hibberd,
George W. Wheaton. William NJ
Bunker and c. NJ. Wooster.
The California Promotion COMMITTEES
has received an invitation from the
directorate OF the exposition to attend
during the week beginning June "a.
1909. The invitation has been accepted.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
INSOLENT LAWYER
GRILLED BY COURT
Ruef's Defender Meets His
Waterloo in Person of
Judge Cabaniss
Magistrate Subdues Cross Ex'
an1iner With Well Chosen,
Sarcastic Words

This is the thrilling and true story OF
how Attorney Sam Newburgh. guiding
the craft OF Abe Ruef's defense, wealth
cred the full impact Of three terrlnc
verbal broadsides with no armor but
the impervious skin of his head yester-
DAY in Judge Cabaniss' court, withal
he survived the day in slightly sink
ing condition and flying signals Of dire
distress.
Newburgh began the fifteenth day
of the cross examination of James L.
Gallagher with brisk cross fire on the
beleaguered witness, but he made
mistake in attempting to storm Judge
Cabaniss by surprise. The court re-
turned a vOlley that shook the court
room with Laughter at the expense OF
the lawyer. This was the way OF II;
Mr. Gallagher" began Newburgh,
didn't you go to Santa Cruz after get
ting some of the United Railroads
money from Ruef to see about getting
a job on the appellate bench?"
Assistant District Attorney Ward OBJ
jected TO the question as insulting.
Judge Cabaniss said he would uphold
the objection. Newburgh charged to
the front.
Why do you overrule me when Mr..
Heney can insult the appellate court
any time he wants to2" he doomed
forth. Judge Cabaniss didn't like his
manner.
Mr.. Newburgh," he retOrted quickly,
there's as much difference between
Mr.. Heney and you as there is between
g roaring lion and a braying jackass." 4"
And il went into the record. too.
That held Newburgh for three min
Observation-Disclosures he luffed to an
other tack in his questioning and re-
ceived broadside number from Cal
lagher He wanted to know if the
witness hadn't made a fourth OF July
oration about the time of the bribing
of the supervisors, on Honesty in
Oflce."
No" said Gallagher, thoughtfully, i
think ii was on 'Impudence. Almost
compelled to laugh at his own expense,
which Ruef did without scruple, New
burgh asked to have both question
and answer stricken out.
Newburgh announced his readiness
TO postpone further questioning till an
other day after receiving the third
broadside. You haven't any law that
can stop me-" he told Judge Cabaniss
when Attorney Ward objected TO a
question.
-No, I don't think there is any law
that would stop YOU" answered the
court. But you can take that as a
compliment for your perseverance and
ability in defending your client" he
added dryly at seeing the lawyers face.
The cross examination is not likely
10 be concluded by tonight. which will
mark the sixteenth day OF its progress.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
PRESIDE LOSES
NEW WATER SUPPLY
War Department Cancels Bids
for Construction of Point
LObOs Creek Plant

The building Of the new water sup
ply system for the Preside has been
indefinitely postponed. Major William
son received a telegram from the war
department yesterday, advising him
that all bids for the construction OF
the new water plant to be put up al
Point Lobos creek had been cancelled
The department gave as a reason mo
funds available"
A new water supply at the post
is said to be greatly needed, as the
present supply is declared inadequate.
The new plant was to have cost
t12O,0O0.
Army circles are much wrought up
over the circumstance, and Major Will
Hanson has communicated with SEN
ator Perkins to have him intercede
and ask that the work may be allowed
TO proceed, as il is Of urgent necessity.
Athletic sports viii occupy the at
tention Of the troops at the Presidio
today. The occasion is the regular
quarterly field day, in which the sol
diers of the coast artillery and the
field artillery will be the principal
participants. The sports will begin at
8 o'clock and last until II.
In the afternoon baseball will be the
order Of the day, the game to begin at
2 o'clock. The post team will cross
bats with the hospital team, and a
spirited battle is expected. as there has
been much rivalry between these two
factions for some time past.
Contract Surgeon George w. Day
walt has been ordered to Fort Nc
Dowell for temporary duty during the
absence of Contract Surgeon Leonard
s. Hughes.
Lieutenant Anton Zurich Jr., Four
teenth infantry, came from Camp
Yosemite yesterday TO go to the gen.
eral hospital at the Preside. He Is
suffering from an attack of diabetes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
BONILLA CONVICTED OF
FIRST DEGREE MURDER
Second Trial Results in Life
Imprisonment Sentence for
Owens SLAYER

A jury in Judge Dunne's court yes
terday returned a verdict adjudging
Edward Bonilla guilty in the first de-
gree of the murder of Harry Owens,
and fixing the penalty at life imprison-
ment. Sentence will be formally passed
on Saturday. This was the second
trial. the jury IN the first disagreeing
The testimony showed that Bonilla
and Owens fought in a saloon on the
ward they met outside the saloon and
Bonilla extended his hand to Owens
with an invitation to make up" AS
Owens put out his hand in response.
Bonilla ripped him in the stomach with
knife, inf1icting wound that proved
fatal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
ARMY CAPTAIN is
SUED FOR DIVORCE
Mrs. Cordelia Steunenberg Asks
Separation From Husband
on Ground of DeSertiOn

Cordelia Steunenberg filed suit yes
terday for divorce from George E. Steu-
nenberg on the ground of desertion and
failure to provide. Steunenberg is a
captain in the United States army, now
stationed at Fort Myer. Va. The COM
plant simply states that for a period
of more than a year he has failed to
provide for his wife and that he has
deserted her. The Steunenbergs were
married in San Francisco on May 90
1902, and have year old daugh-
ter named Gertrude.
Judge Trout yesterday granted Jen-
ME VALLEY a divorce from Sylvester
Valley on the ground of desertion, and
Mary T. Powell a divorce from Harry
j. Powell on the ground of cruelty.
New suits for divorce were filed yes
terday as follows: Helen NJ. F. Zwicker
against Frederick Zwfcker, cruelty;
Johanna C. Horan against Edward A.
Horan, cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
INHERITANCE TAX FOR
DOLBEER ESTATE FIXED
Judge Hunt Confirms Appraise-
ment and Names Amount
for State at $51.500

The amount Of collateral inheritance
tax payable to the state from the es-
tate of Bertha Dolbeer, who died IN
July, 1904, is s51,59O. Judge Hunt yes
terday confirmed the appraisement OF
the value of the estate at the time of
Miss Dolbeer's death at s1,05S, ,56T-or
value, and the law fixes the tax on
an estate of that size at s51,590.
E. S. Pillsbury and Garret w. Nc
Enerney, the attorneys for the princi-
M. Warren, were in court. In reply
to Judge Hunt. Pillsbury stated that
the cost of fighting the two contests
on the will was little over $4,000.
The account contained an item Of $751;
600 for costs of administration and le-
gal expenses, which Pillsbury explained
included the costs of the contests and
the attorneys fees
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
RUEF'S FRIEND AVOIDS
JAIL BY TECHNICALITY
Horse Doctor Who Called to
Jury Is Granted Fourth
Continuance of Case

DR.. Greedy, the veterinary surgeon
who acquired some notoriety by calling
out TO the Ruef jury to save his
boodling friend. has again been granted
a continuance in his habeas corpus
proceedings by the appellate court. The
next hearing Will not take place until
August "a, and until that time the
horse doctor is safe from the five days
Imprisonment imposed on him by Judge
Dooling for contempt of court. This
is the fourth continuance granted bv
the higher court since Greedy went be-
fort il in an attempt to escape the
punishment which the superior court
imposed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
COMMITTEE ON TARIFF
REVISION, TO ORGANIZE
Meeting Will Be Held in Cham
Der of Commerce Rooms
This Afternoon

The committee which is to study the
effects OF a revision OF the tariff on
the products of California is to meet at
2 O'Clock this afternoon in the rooms
OF the chamber Of commerce for the
purpose Of forming a permanent or
gsnization. Up to date the members
OF the committee are as follows: Judge
\. p. Chipman, c. II. Bentley. Percy T.
Morgan. J. A. Osmun. A G. Kendall,
F. A West, A. r. Briggs. Robert Dollar.
Grove /. Johnson, r. O. Story, B. F..
Rush. E. M. Lyon and James Slausson.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
PLAN LOCAL EXHIBIT
AT ALASKA-YUKON FAIR
Committee to Arrange Details
Organized From CONNER
ciaI Bodies of City

The committee which was formed by
the appointment of one member from
each of the commercial organizations
in the city for the purpose of making
San Francisco exhibit at the Alaska
Yukon-Paciflc exposition, which is to be
held in Seattle next year, met yeSter-
day afternoon in the rooms of the
chamber OF commerce and formed
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES |
;,'I,i ;''I'i H',Ii H',Ii College

Demonstrates that good teaching counts The
instructors at Sacred Heart College-the Chris.
tian Brothers-are specialists In the domain OF
education. 1t is their life work
LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC and COMMERCIAL
courses. Special training In voice culture and
dramatic art. Course of study forwarded on ap-
plication. BROTHER LEWIS, F. s. G.,
President
Glasses reopen Tuesday, September 1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24

MILLS CoLLEGE-For Young Women. Only
woman's College on Pacific coast. Oiers same
advantages as best eastern institutions Full
Collegiate course. Degrees conferred. For three
years only, the three upper classes OF the Sem
mary Department. offering preparation for Mills
College. the Universities and Eastern Colleges
will be continued (accredited)- Special oppor-
tunities in Domestic Science, Music and Art
Earnest Christian influences; nonsectarian; all
forms OF healthful outdoor amusements Ideal
begins Aug II, 1908. For catalogue and broch-
ure Of views address MRS. c. T. MILLS. Pres[
dent Mills College P.AO.. California
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
FINGER PRINTS TO BE USED

Detective Ed Gibson, in charge of the
Identification bureau, expects that in
about two months he will be able to
start the system of identifying GRIM
has been appropriated by the board of
supervisors and yesterday an order
was sent to New York for the neces-
sary cases.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
THE JENNIE MORROW LONG COLLEGE OF

VOICE AND DRAMATIC ACTION-Geo. E
Lask, stage director Of the Princess theater.
principal and director. Evening classes FOR
stage training $40 month; students have pro-
fessional stage experience while studying; fire.
quent public performances; students may reg
lister at any time Special attention given op-
cratic training Miss Muriel Arndt graduated
May %, Immediately Joined the Ethel Barry
more company. Address all communications TO
en- Gate Commandery building, 213T Sutter ST.;
telephone West 2573.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
WILL REpAvE KEARNY STREET

The repaving of Kearny street with
basalt blocks upon a concrete founda-
tion was recommended by the super
visors. street committee yesterday, the
mittee to provide $4,000 for the pur-
pose. The stretch of the thoroughfare
to be repaved lies between Market and
California streets.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
VIOLATES MILK LAW

j. Barbe of the Enterprise dairy, 75l
Fifteenth avenue South, pleaded guilty
In Police Judge Conlan's court yes.
terday 70 charge of violating the
STANDARD He was sentenced to pay 3
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
PARSONS PRIVATE SCHOOL

All grades. /, Primary, grammar hIrh school
and business course Both sexes Reopens Ar
gust 10. A. ]. PARSONS, PrincipaI s64 aafb
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
MISS RANSoM'S SCHOOL

VIII reopen on Highland Avenue. Piedmont
Wednesday. August 10. Single daily session from
$50 to 1 o'clock. New one story schoolhousa
built around an open court
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
THE PAUL GfUSON DUAHATIC SCHOOL u

Largest trimming school OF acting In America
six months graduating course Positions secured
studying. Call or write for catalogue. COIN
TRYMAN BLDG, Van Ness ay. and Ellis St
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
Free Kindergarten Normal School

Golden Gate Kindergarten Assn Accredited
by State Board OF Education. 17th year opens
August 3. MISS VIRGINIA FITCH PRESIDENT
MISS ANNA NJ ST0VALL, Principal. Address
1874 Polk St. room 20.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
ANDERSON ACADEMv

IRvINGTON, CALIFORNIA.
Accredited. Military. Select Large Cround.
Of Different Ages.
WILLIAM WALKER ANDERSON. PrincIpa1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
Miss Heads School

25as CHANNING WAY. BERKELEY
21st year. Begins Monday Aug 10 ieos
Accredited for University OF Cal, Stanrord
Vassar. Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
THE HAMLIN SCHOOL
223O Pacihc Ave.

SS3U FAcIHC AVe.
Boarding and Day School FOR Girls. Accred-
tied to the University of California Leland
Stanford Junior University and to eastern col
leges. Reopens August 10. For particulars ad-
dress MISS HAMLIN, 2230 Pacific av., San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
A. ]. PURNELL
TEACHER OF SINGING
13OSh Devisadero Street
Bet. Ellis and o'Farren sts-. San Francisco.
Term opens September 2, 1908.
SMELL SEMINARY

2T21 Claiming way, Berkeley-Girls' boarding
and day school, Certificate admits to UnIyers
sity Of California, Stanford and eastern colleges
Opens August 10. MRS. EDNA SMELL POUL-
son. Principal
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
MISS HARKER'S SCHOOL

FALO ALTOs CAL.
Home and Day School. Certificate admItf IN
college. New building. large grounds. Seventh
year begins August Is. 1905
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
Polytechnic Business COLLEGE

And School OF Mines and
Cal, (inc- stock 800. OOO),
Business Training School.
equipment in America. !
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24

] Engineering. Oakland.
J. California's Greatest
i Finest building and
Write for catalogue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
Hitchcock Military Academy

SAN RAFAEL CAL.-Aecredlted to uniTer-
stiles U S. officer detailed by war DEPART
ments Write for Illustrated eatalOgue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
Belmont School

Near San Francisco Next term begins Aug. To-
1908. Send for catalogue and book OF views. W.
r Reid. A. NJ. (HarVard). Head Master. ". Z.
Reid Jr. A. NJ. Harvard. Asst. Head Master.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
WHITGIFT HALL
St. Matthews Military School

(EpiscopaD Burlingame, Cal.
REV. WILLIAM A. BREWER. A B.. Rector.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-12-12

Department u the Interior g. Is Land
Dih,r ~ Iu,umcari y VI Dr,. "a. i,p-
NotiDc Is herrby gwen that il'r, T.
IIrkctt Ut l%lullrn" y VI Whu. .u sept
O. 1000. mad" homestead "nir, SO iori
serial No u.- for ,wl srr IS. tNp q TO-
9 yDc y VI principal meridian. has hle1
motto" ui Intention Co make nnal commute.
ton proof tu establish claim to The lam.
above described. before " T. IartluN
{ s. Commissioner 90 his office At lipl.
i"n" y VI pn the nth day Of January.
tlog
tIumrnt uIm", =. Nitucssrs:
Charles T.. Poster lubu % Henry. Victor
Nishure, Sen Crawford all ~ I~iullcne
s. VI
t4.5 Il. \. rpFSIj,F Register
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department G.. the Interior l.. >. Land
once, lu,umplr. y. NJ. No., a. iJu0,
4 sufficient contest affidavit having been
tiled ~ lhls .loo o., Il,0Ie b. Lamar.
contestant. against homestead entry no.
yitu, made January g., lJus tor serial no,
u.S!i, tor the nr3 .rc 81, Up I'm. II Z iie,
y. VI principal meridian, BY Thomas s..
FRANKLIN. ruutr,tcr, 100 which % o. alleged
under date OF Ianuat, e. lJou. That the
,alL Thomas T.. fraukiIu has wholly lbdn'
duurd said tract. that he mas changed his
rratIruC, lhrrrirom Tor more THAN siN
months since making sand entry that SAID
tIa,i !, not settled "a uu and cultivated 10y
sand part, a. required los law. Further,
that alleged absence tom SAID land Was
not due tu his employ munt m the Army.
Nayy, or Marine Corps ul the United
states during time ui war, said parties
az hereby notified to appear, respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation AT
10 % clock a, m. on January q, 1909, before
the K. gi,ler and Receiver "a the United
STATE, Land Once ~ luCumCau, y NJ
irhe said contestant having, ia a proper
stidlyit. Med November q. 1905 SET tom
facts which show that after due diligence
persona service OF tins notice can not be
made. II is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be gwen by due ant
proper publication.
H,o7 Il. A. Prentice, Register.
ogylt \. V, Gallegos, Receiver,
MA
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Department Of the Interior T.. >. Land
Office at lucumDlu s. VI. Nu,. so IJu-
Noti,a b.. hereby given thai Newton
VIII" of Iurum.ar. 81 VI. Who On Apr.
90. pyul made homestead entry so. t7to
serial so ul-Ty for s~ i,Ni sec 6. nN4nNi
,c, b aud clnci ~, = ~ 90 %. : go e. y.
VI principal meridian has hlei notice Of
intention 90 make final tive year proof &,
establish rIaiu 10 the land above desctlb.
rl before Register and Receiver q >,
Land ONO. 70, Iucumoari y VI, on the
Both las OF December. iyo-.
Claimant names rs witnesses
oscar Nrta,land J. \. street. Sen Rob.
"r'-on, George ". Anderson. all Of Tucum.
car y VI.
ti-li Is 4. Prentice. Register.
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. O.. ). Land
Office at Tucumcari, y NJ, Nov 40. zoos.
Notice Is hereby given that losehti
Medina oi kryuelio, y. NJ, who. on Dec.
,, 1909, made homestead entry 40. lgaS
serial 80 o1SOi Tor s3swI and sase4 sec a
~ ~ nrB5e y. VI. Z. NJ. has hled notice
ul intention to make hnal five year proof
to establish claim to the land above he,
scrlbed, before Register and Receiver, q.
;. Land Office AT TuCumCarl, y. NJ, on
the 4sth day OF December, 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Cecllio QulnIana, rueumcari. y. NJ.
benigno QninIana' Pablo Medina, JuaT
Quintana, all Of Revuelto. n. NJ.
iI'ai X A Prentice, Register.
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NDILlE LIK INNLICNrION

department OF the Interior. O.. :. Land
OuCy az rubumDirl y VI. Noy 20. zoos
N1u,' Or hrr"u, gwen that Iphn :. Malt.
10, 1' Hudson y 81 vino on Sep, TO.
1000 mad" B. u",iuii -ntfy 80. tossI
serial 40. ui'rJ Tor .Wg sec. -, tp - II.
Z So" y VI principal meridian. ha, M.
ri notice - intention 90 make mai r1m.
mutation prot. ,o establish claim to the
land above described before Register and
hrD"t,rr. O. = Land Y%tiicr. At Iucumcari,
y VI. un th" su b day Of January, IJog
Claimant names a, witnesses.
{ VI. Reed. VI r.. DobDs Is =. Sims. all
OF Hudson, y VI. j. s. Calvin. Of rucum
carr y. VI
iI4I K \. Prentice, Register.
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NnIIcI LuE IrnIIcArlnN

Dfnra ,i Iu.um,,rr y VI. Don. g. 4,
Naurr b., hereby gwen shat Lop-rt VI
Nrtihrrrl ui ,ul'us.illr y VI. Whl. uu
Nav g. tp1-, made homestead rntr, 80
1850 serial 80, ulU.J Tor ~ 500, 20 iNu
T. "a. { a. o.. y NJ. prtuDtys. meridian ha.
tiled uH,lrr Ut intention o. make NnaI com
mutation .rnoi 90 rstsl I.u ,itfw Go the
and above described. before L.. \ Many.
T.. =. Commissioner no o.. lrirr It D'tur.
y VI on the Ii,H day ~ January O., %.
Claimant name. ~, Niiurs,e.
\ .. Collins. ST. John CplIns Iamrs
NrAmau. all u toIiiusyI.~. y VI e..
iIrpn. 1i pr'Hu y W.
IS A. iHTSrfI Register
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Department OF the Interior e.. :. Land
Once go Iurum,tri. y. 81 N0y. 4U. zoos.
NouDr o.. H-r-b, gi.-n that Ruth lun.es
OF Tucumcau. y NJ Who. on Iul, "A
serial 40 us'-i Tor "asWl and W4,e4 ,ec
l. ~ On 81 e, y VI. principal meridian
has filed notice 81 intention to make nnaI
Communication proof Co establish claim "a
the land above described before Register
and Receiver O.. -. Land office Al tn.
camoarl y VI. On the and fay ni January.
tJUI.
t|Jf"rJut name. as witnesses
&C.,. Charles. " ~ .harlr, cecil Leon.
ara lobe Word. all ut Iucumcarl y ".
ll.sI e. \. Prentice Register.
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NnrlcE EOk PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. 4. ). Land
office At rucumcari, y NJ Nov. 13.i9oS.
Nutlce is hereby given that Davis J.
Townsend OF san Jon, y, NJ, who, on
Feb. 20, 1900. made homestead entry No.
94so serial No oIulg Tor sea sec IS, ~ 10
n.rBtc q. y. NJ principal meridian. has
filed notice OF intention "a make final com
mutation proof, to establish claim 10 the
land above described, before W, W, ben.
nett, 4. y Commissioner, IN his office al
san lon, \ NJ. on the lth day Of January,
1000,
Claimant names as witnesses
| ]. ". Atkins, W, l., Mundell, J. W, Aus,
tin, c. W, kennedy. all OF San Iop, n, NJ,
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