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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior u 5 Land
Office at Tucnmoari, y, NJ. July az. 1905,
Notice Is hereby gwen that Benjamin
N, l.ooney OF IuCumCaTI, y. w., who on
Oct, ~. 1000, made homestead entry no
IlGIg, serial no oSs4 Tor swI sec 50. ~
su, : zoe, y N principal meridian, has
filed notice Of intention TO make hnal CON
mutation proof. To establish claim to the
land above describad O-iore Register and
Receiver, u = Land Oiice, AT %rucumcari,
y NJ. on the 9th day OF sept, 1908,
Claimant names as wiine sss:
II = Dobls, + Norman. James q
S1uires, Dan w Ware, all OF LooneySS. N,
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"VTI'T TVN VHIsI'N IVN
Department oi the Interior. u >. Land
Office AZ ~Tucumcari. y. VI July az. zoos
Notice Is h-reb, given Ina, John I. Bur.
RS OF McAlister, y. NJ, who, on Oct. 4.
1870. made homestead entry no i47g6.
serial no. oSi7. for sw4 sec 4. tp On, Z io-
y NJ principal meridian. has flied notice
OF intention to make final Communication
proof. to establish claim to the land above
described, before J. T.. House. o.. ). Com.
missioner. IN his Office at House. \ N
on the !9Ih day Of August, 1895.
Claimant names as witnesses:
VIII Hen tricks. ". Is. McllVain, OF
McAlister. y. VI. -. u Branson OF Kirk.
y NJ, Thomas Hibdon Of Jordan. n. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, u 5, Land
office at Tucumcari, n. NJ. July "a. zoos.
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas G..
smith OF facumcari n. NJ. who on March
a. 1907 made homestead entry NO. I6oII
serial No. o&97 Tor s3se4 ne4se. sec a..
lni n"4sw4 section "a, township ION,
range ste y. NJ, principal meridian. has
iled notice of intention to make final com
mutation proof, to establish claim TO tho
land above described, before Register aud
Receiver u. ) Land office at Tucumcari.
' VI on the goth day OF August. 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses,
lanes { Harris. David Clarke. 1, o m.
more, q " Parker, all OF Tucumcari, N.
VI.
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&C.. Register
NOTICE FOX PUBLICATIONS

'D''' iCN fbb-iNh iON
department OF the Interior. 4. 5. Land
Othce at fucumcarI \. 81. July a.. 1905.
Noiicr IS hereby gwen that Roland NJ.
Brown OF Iucumcari, n. NJ. who. on
June TO, 1907. made homestead entry no
is4S4. serial no os4s. Tor se4 sw4 see 81.
~ IN. Z sac. \ NJ principal meridian.
has hlrd notice Of intention 10 make hnal
communication proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before Register
and Receiver, u ) Land Office. At Tueum-
carr \. NJ on the 2sth day Of Aug Ioos.
Claimant m as witnesses:
W u bryson, J { Bryson, { A Brown,
w T. Brown, all Of fucumcari, N. NJ.
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NnrICE EOk punLICArInN

department OF the Interior. e. ; Land
office oi Tucumcari, y. VI july g. 1905.
NutIce H. hcr"b, gwen ti,t Alch &. Nj.
Donald OF Grady sew Mexico who on
sept Io, 100. made Homestead kntry
y" IuSsI Serial \ 10 o6iI, tor s-I Section
81 Township an king- sac. y, VI. prin
clIil meridian has MED nolice oi lnirn.
ton 10 make iral Communication prouf. To
establish claim tn the land above iirscrih.
eel before T., 4. Bcrdcll, T.. ;. Commls
N'onrr N his office at Grady. \. NJ. on the
9th la OF september, 1905.
Claim mt names ac wine SseS'
T.. % smith. " u. brown. u. Is. Roark,
benjamin Hutchinson. all OF Grady, n.
NJ
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Department OF the Interior. q. y. Land
Office at Tucumcari. y NJ July 43. 1905
Notice is hereby given that Robert u.
busby OF Hous-. y. NJ who, On March ,.
1897, made homestead entry no I57I5.
serial no oS77, Tor SEA sec ~, tp 81. Z aye.
y NJ principal meridian. has hl-d notice
oi intention to make hnal Communication
proof, 10 establish claim TO The land above
described, before l. House, 4 > com
missioner in his oiIc at House, n NJ
on the and day al sept, 1905.
Claimant names a. witnesses,
W l. PoIndeNier Of Chariot, n. NJ, ",
NJ Shaw VI Scarborough, I r. Mitchell,
OF House, y, NJ.
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Drpar,mrn, ol the Interior q ; Land
Office NJ TncumcarI, y. NJ, luly -. 1905
Notice IS hereby given that lanes e.
bergen Of Conant y VI, who. on Feb, Is
1897, made homestead entry no ISl,6.
serial no oSIG for 80 W. va sea sec a, TO
Ton, 2Se, \ VI principal meridian, has
filed notice OF intention to make hnal com
mutation proof to establish CLAIM To- the
land above described. before V Gallegos.
u = commissioner. III his Office AZ Conant.
y NJ on the Ist day OF Sept, 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses
Melvin 1. bell, David Howard, John
carter, VII kusby. all OF Conant. y NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department OF the Interior u ) Land
Office a, Tucumcarl, \. NJ July sj, Q
Notice Is hereby gwen that Edward
Long. OF Tucumean y NJ, who on sept
10. LOGO made Hom-stt al EnIry No Ius6C
serial No. os94 Tor nw4, Section 10. Town
ship on, Rage SIC. y. NJ, principa
meridian. has filed notice Of intention tt
make hnal commission proof. to estab.
lish claim 10 the land above described. b-.
fore Register aud Receiver, u, >. Land
Office at Tucumcari. n NJ, on the 4tt
day OF September, 1905.
Claimant names az witnesses.
Debert A, Robinson. Lycurgus crawford
George Parker, John A. Valentine, all o.
Tucumcari. \, NJ.
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NoiiSt fok PUBLICATION
department OF the Interior U ) Land
once at iueumeari, ~ NJ. July 2I. 1905.
Notice is hereby given tina, Cords 4
u~pcharoh OF Tucumcari, N NJ who on ian.
as, 1897, mede homestead entry No IssaI
serial NO oSo7 Tor s2se.. s2swA section rs.
township I'm, range lle, N M PRINCIPAL
meridian. has filed notice Of ~in,eui,on 10
make iinai Communication proof, to establish
claim to- the land above described. before
Register and Receiver, u : |. nd Office AT
rucumcari. y NJ on tho 9Th da, o, Sap,am-
bar, 1905,
Claimant names as Witnesses:
w l. Mitchell. OF Tucumcari. N MR.
U~pchurch, Marion Fraaklin, Riorencio
Marines. Of Revuelio, N NJ.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.

Department I'd the Interior. u. $. Land
Office at Tucumcar, n. NJ, July az. 1905
Notice is hereby given tina, Cicero N.
Dooley Of Tucumcari, N. NJ, who, on Aus
IS. 1900, made homestead entry no o6ia,
serial M os4o, for sea soc "a, Up Ian. SIC
N. NJ. principal meridian, has filed notice
Of intention TO make final Communication
proof, TO establish claim 10 the land above
described, before Register and Receiver,
u. s. Land ofhce nj ruenmcari. N. M on
the 2sih day OF August. 1905.
Claimant anna as witnesses;
!. c. Newman. c. o. Warner. n. w. Tip
ton. r. A. Carol, all Of Tucumcau, NJ. n
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ll-parImru; OF the Interior u 5 Land
pthce At Tucumcari, n NJ. Iuly a.. zoos.
Notice Is hereby gwen thai Henry
{. CHEEKY OF Ogle, n. NJ. who on Feb
rnary IS. 1900. made Homestead Entry
No, 7i67, Serial No, oooI, Tor "a ne4. "a
~eA, Section "a, Township On. Range asa,
y NJ, principal meridian, has filed no.
tlo- OF intention To make final eommuta-
lion proof. to establish claim to the land
above described before Register aud Re-
ceIver u, ) Land ofice at Tucumcari,
\ NJ on the and day OF Sept, ,9os
Claimant names as witnesses:
10 White OF Ogle, ". NJ, J. A. Dun
lap. OF Ogle, n NJ, G. n. Cooper. Of
Dodson, ~ NJ, NJ. NJ. Thurlow Of Oslo,
n. NJ
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF The Interior, a. 3. Land
Office az Tucumcasi, n. "a. July "a, ZOOS
Notice Is hereby given that lanes n.
Robbins OF House n NJ. who. on Feb al.
1907, made homestead entry no tsaae
serial no os7s, for sw4 nc 70. 10 sn, = sos.
has fled notice OF intention 10 make mai
communication proof. 10 establish claim 40
the land above described, bafors 4. A..
House, u. y commissioner, In his onsc. =,
House. N. NJ on the and day Of ssp,.
1908. -
Claimant names as witnesses:
n 3 bryeat, Geo. DELANEY, xack VIA.
banka Boyd Thogptoa, all 81 Houss, N Al.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-03
NEW TRAIN FARES.
Charges Which VIII Be Made on FL,
City-EIy-McGill Run.

The schedule of rates which will
be put in effect by the Nevada North
ern ON their Ely-McGill local. which
viii start next Sunday, is as follows
Between Ely and Ely City. o cents
for the single trip. Monthly COM
mutation tickets furnishing a trip
each way daily can be secured for
S3 so. Between Ely or Ely City and
MeGil. single fare will be 40 cents.
The round trip will cost so cents.
A 20 ride eommutation ticket for this
trip can be secured for So. with a
limit of 60 days. Monthly eommuta-
ton tickets supplying a round trip
daily will cost $3.50. The rates
given above will hold good except
for children under ~ years and over
: years of age. These will pay one
half fare.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-03
BADLY HURT 7
IN RUNAWAY
LAST NIGHT
Mr.. and Mrs. Stemper
Thrown from Buggy
In Ely City Little Child
Has Narrow Escape.

A runaway accident in which two
persons were seriously injured, oc-
CURED last night about 11:30 in Ely
City, a horse attached to buggy
C ntaining Mr.. and Mrs. John Stem
per and their little daughters sud-
denly taking fright and thrown sz-sr-
Stemper from the vehicle and later
Mrs Stemper and the child. Both of
|, The older people were badly cut and
bruised and Stemper lost several
teeth. The child was not even
scratched.
The runaway started almost direct
ly in front of the News Office Mr..
S.emper being thrown out of the hug
gy. The horse swerving, turned
northward, going toward the Stem
per home. As the vehicle crossed the
railroad track, Mrs. Slemper tlssed
the child out of the hack of the lug
gy and it landed unhurt. She was
thrown from the vehicle about 150
yards farther on. In passing over
her the wheel of the buggy cut her
left leg very badly. while hnth-sA -
oes were dra~~--'
4.
ia1u4 les
is know.
to her bed 10. .
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GANG OF H|CHWAYMEN
DO BOLD AND DESPERATE
WORK mot APPREHENDED

\ of crime to have suddenly about Since
the officers The these night
when Thomas Monas Greek lost $15 Three were en-
gagged in this affair So far be ascertained
the robbers has been found Their victim is unable
description of them.
James Staas aged no. the victim of four yesterday
morning at early hour High street He brutally
beaten but relieved of little He at present confined
bed the result of his experience.
Five Greeks whose cannot be ascerained reported
IN
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Delayed For Seven
Hours Was Train

On account of the failure of the
Union Pacific to. make through on
time to Ogden yesterday, the local
passenger was thrown behind allost
seven hours in getting here, not ar
living until after midnight The de-
lay was caused by severe sne forms
in Wyoming.
The Southern Pacific east bound
train did not make connection for the
same reason. it is stated, snow
biockading the tracks to considerable
extent on the west end.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-03
Low COST CAMPS MAY
DELAY But TE RESUMPTION


BOSTON, Feb The following a
made a authority here
; he ability o
mohth of
Boston Consolidated starting
In to market with the
million
resumption of production
, he properties Butte
viii depend the Increase in American
in because these Utah
properties should be placing the market in the not dis
the
of THIS least three
, Amagamated properties
its n
cheap production will
a higher
Amagamated
he Nevada
Importance 1t matter of record the
heretofore
it possible that with
United States all
market it prevent prices
, going hesthy trade basis
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-03
Measles Epidemic Is
On At M'GiII

An epidemic of measles az McGill
Is the latest report from tlat place
to DR. Il. l.. r. Wallace county health
officer. two cases being in charge of
DR.. Abbott at present. both being
children. Every possible precaution
is heing taken against spread of the
disease.
These are the first cases leIortcd
in McGill for some time and at pres
e,t the physicians are unable TO ac-
count for its appearance there. 1t
Is tnonght that some of tho workmen
coming from Salt LAX, City recently,
therc being an epidemic of the dis
ease there, brought it With them
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REAL ESTATE WILL ADVANCE

> Real estate is very far from
. a dead issue in the district. Dur
. ing the week there were several
. sales of lots in Ely City. while
> inquiries received indicate much
. activity a little later along. An
, investor who asked opinion yes
. terday as to the advisability of
. buying now was told that with
. in 60 days real estate values
. would undoubtedly take on ad-
> vance by reason of increased
, demand and generally improved
> conditions in the district and
, the country.
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District is Crowding Ahead Steadily


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An
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INCREASED OPERATING FORCES.

Mining and handling of that tonnage the employ
men of largely increased forces month"; with material
additions in April May should the camp swinging along
at rapid pace, with big pay rolls at the mines and McG
The middle of the year will the smeter in operation in
part and work erowdng along to the end of its competon
which that the last half of the year should witness the
largest number of employed and the biggest prosperity
prevalent that the camp has ever known
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-03
STARTING OF THE coNcENTRAToR.

No definite date has been fixed for starting of the
cenato for the that there is yet considerable small
work be completed before the first unit and half of the
ond put in motion This detail work more in con
necon with outside arrangements for deliveries etc. than
with work in the plant which is advanced very read
for operation Present expectations that the mill will
get in motion time next month"; when it will call for in
the neighborlood of 1000 tons of ore daily.
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READY TO TRANSPORT ORE.

On line, announced last week. construction has
been completed and the track is being used to high advantage
the delivery of materials to the Veteran which previ
ousy handled from Copper Flats with teams The thorough job
baastng that will be had when thawed ground permits of
this will finish work the line In the meantime it will
be carefully safely used meet all requirements including
the transportation of whenever the word given for de
iveries al the concenfator
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WORK AT THE: MINES.

At the Veter. mine of Cumberland Ely as stated above
work is crowdng right long without permission of Interrupt
ton for minute that be made Of The new shaft is
making admirable progress In the workings of the mine there
is the and yet old story association with this
Continued page two)
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BIG HEADwAY AT REDUCTION PLANTS.

Progress made during the month at McCll has been highly
satisfactory tells of much energetic direction of affairs
Superintendent Lakenan of the allied interests and
his staff The of the month finds the trestes to the
centraor connected rails both the wooden and
the parts Considerable riveng remains to be done
ON the end and other finishing work must be
peed before the structure enter commission Steam and
men are crowding this work along as fast possible
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-03
RESUME OF WEEK SHOWS PROGRESS
p ALL ALONG THE INDUSTRIAL LINE
IN CAMP--OUTL0Ok OF BRIGHTEST
Paw Roll Gains in Last Month Will InsreaSe Right
AIone.--MiddIe of Year Should See High Tide
Prosperity, with Bullion Moving development
Outside Big Holdings General Local Mining.

The beginning of February finds the district in good
shape with an excellent record for progress behind in the month
Of January As the first month Of the year February will
the crowdng ahead of all work at the Steptoe
traitor and smeter of Cumberland Ely and Nevada Consol
dated and at the Veteran of Cumberland Ely with all the
men they can advantageousv work.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
MIDNIGHT YESTERDAY
|LlQUORLIcEAsEElPIRED
Represent Income to County Of
$16,500-LoweIl Dealers
Pay No City Tax

Last night at midnight sixty-one
liquor licenses expired in Bisbee,
Lowell and Don Luis. OF these
thiFty-eight are for Bisbee dealers,
twenty-one for Lowell. 1t is expect
ed that five or six Of these will not
be renewed.
Deputy Sheriff White is collecting
these licenses for the county, each OF
which represents $500. Counting
flfty-five as the number that viii be
renewed, this means a revenue of
$16,500 to the county from Bisbee and
Lowell alone, to say nothing of
Douglas and other towns of the
county. In addition TO the county taA
the dealers in Bisbee pay city tax
of $500 annually and Federal tax OF
$25 annually, making a total of sS25
for each dealer. The dealers at Low.
ell are exempt from the city tax.
The licenses all fall due for -
newal at the same time because OF
the new liquor law which went into
effect at this time last year. Before
that time what were known as road
houses paid according to the popula-
ton. Under the new law all pay the
same.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
PREFERENCE TO MINERS
,SY BUILDING AsSOCIAT'h
Company Opened for Business
First Time Yesterday
Many Applicants,

At recent meeting OF the directors
of the Cochise Building & Loan Asso-
citation IN this city, important changes
were made IN the policy OF the com
pany toward those who have applied
Or win apply for loans from the asso-
citation for the purpose of building
homes The chief of these was the
ruling that only those who are en-
ployed In and about the various mines
OF the camp will be allowed to partici-
pate IN the benefits of the organiza-
ton.
In q conversation yesterday with the
officers OF the association, this step
was explained by them as being neceS-
sary owing to the Unexpectedly large
number Of applications which have
come IN. 1t was feared that the COM
Pany would be unable to take care of
all who might apply, and hence the
change in the policy. Preference was
given 70 the miners as they are con-
sidered to be the backbone of the
camp, and it is the desire to have
them make this city their home
Notwithstanding that the company
has been organized for some time,
there has been delay in getting the
charter and in other things necessary
to be done before actual business
could be transacted, so that yesterday
was the first day that the company
was open for business. AS has been
indicated above, there is no doubt but
that many are going to take advantage
OF the opportunity afforded by this
organization to build themselves a
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
COUNTRY CLUB
WILL TRY FOR
500 MEMBERS
Additional Strength Win Mean
Better Equipment and More
PriviIeges-Club House Is
to Be Built at Once.

Not satisfied with a membership OF
800 secured within a few weeks, the
members of the Bisbee Country Club
are already formulating plans that
they expect win swell the membership
to at least 500 within the next Few
weeks. With the men behind II
there is little doubt but thatNthe de-
sired membership will be obtained in
the time specified.
AS was stated in yesterdays Re
view, work on the club house IL 70 be
commenced as soon as possible. The
plans have already been drawn up,
and by next Saturday bids will be IL.
and the house committee viii make
awards Immediately, provided, of
course that not all Of the bids are un
satisfactory. Immediately after the
acceptance Of a bid work viii begin
on the construction of the building.
The building win cost, when com.
pleted, $4,000, and sufficient stock
has already been subscribed for to
warrant this outlay.
No organization that has been
started in the city has appealed so
much to everyone as has the Country
Club. From the very first meeting
called at the Copper Queen hotel the
success OF the movement was assur.
ed. II differs tfrom other organize
tons in that no matter what kind OF
sport one may wish TO indulge in, or
what form or social recreation he ma
care for, it is provided by this organ
ization. Not meeting at stated IL
tervals, its privileges are available at
all times. The spur from the street
car line viii be completed within
three weeks, making the grounds easy
of access to the members.
The Campaign for new members Is
being Undertaken for "a worthy pur-
pose and along most liberal lines. Ad.
ditional privileges conveniences ana
attractions will result from the addi-
tional funds. The club win be CON-
Quoted along the most economical
lines consistent with thorough equip
ment and efficient service. Arrange
ments have already been made wner.e-
by the golf links and the rifle range
will be made self supporting.
In regard to the terms of member
ship. it has been decided to admit
applicants for membership upon the
payment of SO, the additional part
to be paid il four monthly install
ments of $40 each. These terms are
so liberal that there are but few who
will not be able to meet them.
In view of the liberal terms, of the
ton offers and which can not be OBJ
tfonoffers and which cannot be OBJ
tanned otherwise than through mem
bership in the club. it would seem
that there should be no difficulty in
securing the 500 members. The en-
thusiasm of the members of tle rue
sou, Club, where a club house cost
ing over $4,000 has just been com
pleted, speaks volumes for the way
in which the advantages or a Country
Club are valued In the Old Pueblo
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
poueLA sPsRsoNALs.

Mayor Adamson left yesterday morn
ing for Clifton on business trip.
Attorney S. E. Hazard Of Bisbee
is visiting in Douglas.
Mrs. A. A. Dudley went to Tucson
yesterday TO visit with her mother.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Tonkovich in Pirtleville.
s. F. Mcguire has returned from
Phoenix, where he has been visiting
for several days.
Nicholas Hunsaker, a prominent
ranchman In the Swissnelms. is visit
ing his many friends in Douglas.
A baby daughter arrived at tse
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reed on
Thirteenth street yesterday morning.
George Bailey, manager of the Fin
negan hide house, who has been quite
Ill with pneumonia for several weeks,
is now able to be ost
Charles Hanson has returned from
a trip to the Arizpe mining district
where he went to examine some prop
erty.
c. P. Fowler formerly of he Hard