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Department # the interior O. = Land
Di,Cr at luDumcart y VI Aprli sr. 1000.
Notice .. hereby gwen thar EIlruut 49,.
Appl.m1u. Ut Ford y " who. Iu Dttub
~ 10th. 1000. made homestead rufr, su
t2ib7 SERIAL 40. o1ri4, TT ,cg .rC o..
ivy on, Z. ~ y " pul,uaI mor.
dia", has ulrd motto" OF INTENTION fI mas,
hnal commutatlon proof, TO establish claim
to the land above described, before l.,
House, a. ) Commi,,i1nrr at h, office
IN House y NJ, on the t,th day Ut Tune.
i9cy
Claimant names a. Nfturssrs
Harry g. Turner ~ Ford y VI Toe
Bray Curry, y NJ. " 4 Appirman.
John White, OF Ford y VI
ST A. i|Frsri.E Rrrei,r
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design. This set is in a handsome
cas-, and a bc seen AZ any time
IN the Taylor Novelty Store dis
nlaN window.
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department OF the Interior, United States
land OthCr. TuCumcari. y. NJ, April q.
1909.
A sufficient oniest affidavit having been
Med in this office by T.. A. Berdell, con.
c,tani, against homestead entry No. 1000
made Sci gcnber "a, 1900. for nw4 sec 20,
Twp 7 mr. JSe, s. VI. principal meridian.
by William {, Slimp Contestee, in which
u Is alleged under date OF May II, 1905.
that the said " illiam {, Slimp has wholly
abandoned said tract OF land Tor more than
six months next prior to the date hereof
and still remains absent thereirom aud has
'otally failed to improve and cultivate said
and as required by the homestead laws
and said alleged absence was not due to
military or naval service IN time of war
said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond, and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 O'Clock a. m on ldne y,
1909, before T. NJ. Carter. u ). Court
Comm %ssloner, in his ufice, az Grady, n.
W., and that hnal hearing will DE held al
~ o'clock a m. on June - 1909, before
Inc Register and Receiver at the United
states Land Ofhce in Tueumcari, n. NJ.
1.-THE said contestant having in a proper
fhdavil, filed April o, 1909, Sc, forth facts
which show that after due diligence per
onal service OF this notice can moi be made
It is hereby ordered and directed that such
notice be- given by due and proper publi-
cation
Az r. A. PRENTICE, Register
Cont. 1881 n V, GALLEGos. Receiver.
Serial No. oS5o7. T.. g. Welch.
Attorney Tor Contestant.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior, United
states Land Office, Tucumcari, N. NJ.
April ., 1909.

Department Of the Interior, United
states Land Office, TucumeAri, ". NJ.
April ., 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been fled in this Office by Berry j.
Lang, contestant, against Homestead
Entry, No. 1875, made January Is.
1907, for SWi, Sec .32, Twp. ! y.
Range 80 T., y. Mex. 4. Meridian, by
Henry W Everitt, Contestee, In
which Il is alleged under date Of Aug
ust -, 1908, that the said Henry ".
E'eritt has wholly abandoned said
tract OF land for more than six
months last passed aud next preceding
the date Of this affidavit; and that
said alleged absence was not due 10
military or naval service ia time of
war; said parties are hereby notified
% appear, respond. and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. M on June II, 1909, before T.. NJ.
Carter, L. ;. Court Commissioner, In
his Office, at Grady, n. NJ, and that
final hearing will b held a; IL o clock
a m. OF June 20, 1909, before the
Register ara Receiver at the United
states Land Office in Tucumcari, y.
Mex.
The said contestant having. in n
proper affidavit, filed April o, 1903,
set forth facts which show that after
notice can not be made, il IN hereby
due diligence personal service of this
ordered and directed that such notice
he given by due and proper publica
ton. 4.24.5t
Contest 1883 X A. Prentice, Register
Serial No. 05dls y. V. Gallegos
\ got. Receiver.
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For Sale.

New fous room house with hall,
lot 5oxi4o all fenced, call Pioneer
Drug Store for terms. a2-tf
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department Of the Interior. United states
Land Oficc. Tucumcari. y VI April 10.
1909
A sufficient contest, AFFIDAVIT having been
filed n this office hy Stella Emmett. con-
testant. agains, homestead entry No I-bs ,
made NAV a.. 1907 Tor nv4 ~, 90 twu
o n, T. 50 e. y VI principal meridian by
Edward Nrt2ger. Contested. IN which N
is alleged under date of July go, 1905. that
said Edward Meizget has wholly abandon.
ed the said tract. that he has changed his
residence therefrom for more than six
months since making said entry and NEXT
prior To the date hereof that sad tract -
not settled upon and cultivated bv ,ain
party as required by law. that his said al
legged absence from said lard Nas not due
10 his employment in the Army. Navy or
Marine Corps II the United Stat.s IN time
nj wal IN any capacity ,aih parties are
hereby notified to appear. resrond and
offer evidence touching said allegation a.
10 o clock A. m. IN June 30. 1000 before
l., T.. Williams, y, y. Commissioner. in
his office, AZ Murdoch. y VI and that final
hearing will be held A. 10 o'cluck a m. IN
July $. 1909 before the Register and Re
ceiver at the United States Land Office ~
Tucuncari. y VI.
tThe said contestant having, IN a prop
er affidavit, filed April 70. 1909. set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service OF this notice can not b.
made. i, is hereb, ordered aud directed
that such notice be given by due aud pro
per publication.
ST Il. A. PRESTIGE, Register
Cont $50 y. V GALLEGos. Receiver.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOllNE y
Department OF the Interior, u Land
Office at Tucumcart, y, NJ, April 10, 100.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that Holland w..
Brlscoe, OF Dodson, y NJ, who, on March
Sth, 1903, made homestead entry, No,
44IS, serial NO. 0tiog2, tor nw4. sec. IS,
zap . n, r 4ge y. VI. principal meridian
has nled notice OF intention 20 make hnal
tive year proof, to establish claim to the
and above described, before Register and
Receiver, at their office IN Iucumcar, \.
NJ, on the 18th day Of Iunc, 1909.
Claimant names as Nituesses.
J. VI. Wise, James burnam. OF Loouey y
w., @. w. DAVIS, OF DOdson, y, W., Tom
Horton, OF IucumCari, y VI
ST. H. A. rEkSIieE, Register
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adopied. to-Wlf.

adopted, to-wit:
BE " Resolved, by the Board OF
Directors Of The Moses Richardson
Tuwnsite and Investment Company
that II Is deemed advisable that the
name OF The Moses Richa rdsOn Town.
site and Investment Company be
changed 10 The w. r. Moses Town.
site aud Investment Company and
that a meeting OF the Stockholders ~
The Moses Richardson TOwnslte and
Investment Company be called TO
meet az the principal office OF said
Company un January II, 1909, for the
purpose ~ efTectuating the change In
tie name OF said Company 90 that OF
The W u Moses Townsite and In
vestmcnt Company
Notice Va due form having been ser
we'd on the StOckholdcrS OF the said
lac Moses Richardson Townsite and
Investment Company, that Il was de-
sliable that the name OF the said Com
panS should b. changed to The w. r..
Moses Tuwusite and Investment Com
pany, said notices having been served
IN person and by letter. all of which
had been acknowledged.
ThereupOn. w r. Moses introduced
The following resolution.
Resolved, that the name OF The
Moses Richardson Tuwnsite and In.
N'stneht Company he. and the same
u hereby changed 10 read: ''The w.
Y NOSES Townsite and Investment
Company"
W. T. Moses moved the adoption ~
The resolution. l.. A. Hough secondlnv
The motion Ballot being had. dis
closed the fact that the resolution Was
adopted, than two-thirds OF the
entire stock Of said Company voting
~ the Affirmative which was as fOf.
lows.
y fafhdice ............ 1865 shares.
l. n huugh. ........... 1885 shares.
W r. Muses. Ioan snasas
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CONTEST NOTICE
wv 10 WHO
department Of the Interior, T.. :
Land OhIrc, Tuoum"nri, - NJ.
April %, 1900.

Department, Of the Interior, q. S.
Land Office, Iueumrnri. y. NJ.
April %, 1909.
\ sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed o. this office by D.. l. King,
contestant, against Homestead Entry,
40. 1868 mad" January 30, 1907 for
-W',, See. ! Twp. 3 y Of Il. % h. y
VI Principal Meridian. hy Adam l..
~hipl"y. Cuu'r.'oo, IN which II il al
legged under date Of April o., 1905. that
said Adnm h. shipicy had wholly
abandoned said tract, aud had never
made settlement upon said land OF
improved h., or cultivated IL IN any
manner aud that said default, still
existed, April q, 1905. That said land
had been wholly abandoned for more
than .jx mouth prior 90 said date
Mud that alleged absence was not due
10 Military service. Now therefore,
said parties aye hereby notified 20 ap
pear, respond, aud Offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
o. IA. on July +, 1903. before the Reg
lister aud Receiver at the United
states Land OHico 10 Tucumrari, y.
II
The said contestant having. In n
proper affidavit, filed April %. 1909.
.vf forth facts which show That after
due diligence" personal service of this
notice eau NOT bee made, u l. hereby
ordered uua directed that such notice
h" given by due and proper puhlIra
tlou.
x s. Prentice, Register
y Y Gallcgos, Receiver
Contest No $50. r. e.. Wolrh, attor
nee! Ton contestant. : lot
NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
department. Of The Interior. q 5 Land
Once at Tucumcari y. NJ, April 10. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Emmett *
g. lonts OF KIRK. y VI Who. on December
9Th, iyoo. made homestead entry 40 1880
se,ial No OD3SD. tor nc4, sec. - twp o o.,
r. 81 e, y. VI. principal meridian. has flied
uyuCe 4 intention 10 make hnal commute.
ton proof, lu establish claim to he land
above described. before l. +. Williams. u.
>. Commissioner a. his office IN Murdock
y NJ, on the TAN day OF June, 1909
Claimant names as Witnesses
lanes VI Clonts. Of Kirk. y VI. Robert
NJ. Robertson. OF MurloCk. y NJ. An.
drew IT, Gurus, L. Disney of
Kirk. y NJ.
81 *. 4. pgESrrcE, Register
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NOTICE FOK TIELICATION

Department OF the Interior, l.. ; Land
Office at Tucumcari. y NJ April 20. 1909.
NOuCr Is HEREBY gwen that Lcmuri IS,
HE, Of Hudson, y. NJ, who; on Feb, 9Th,
Iyos, made homestead entry No, gSos DO
serial No OyS4O. Tor sw4 sec ;, twp. "a q,
e. 81 -. y NJ. principal meridian, has filed
auuce OF intention to make hnal commute.
non proof, Ia establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and lie.
criyer at their office in Iucumcari y. NJ,
On the i7th day OF June, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses.
- killurur OF TuCumsarL y NJ, =. n.
Lindsay, " ; shields, John a scott, Of
hudson, y W.
81 II A. PRESTIGE, Register
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NVIIOI IVN IDLILNIIDN
Departmen, OF he Interior, 4 ) Land
Jihcu at Iucumcati, y, NJ, April 20, 1909
Note. n hereby gwen that Charlie,
England. OF PLAN, y NJ who, on AN. sth.
1907. made homestead entry No. I4o64,
seraI No onS3I, tor sw4 sec. u, twp. ; n,
C. s. e, y VI principal meridian, has filed
uulIc. Of intention 20 make anal commute.
,,un proof. 10 establish claim TO the land
above described, before Register and Re
criyer, al their uihge IN lucumcari, y. NJ,
N the roth day OF June, 1909,
Claimant names as Witnesses
Charley Ante, Allen Pollard, samuel d..
stevens, Lew leiut, all Of PLAIN, y, NJ
81 X 4. PRENTICE, Register
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06

Mr.. Roosevelt is mistaken. He cannot
muzzlc the JorH.-Pulitzcr Def in the
Woyf9
Upon which the Cumberland N~rS
comments:
Perhaps not; anyway, he won't take on
the job. The understanding is that he is
going to Africa on April after bigger game.
Perhaps the lIorId is not 'muzzled''
in that particular way.
Terence V. Powderly once "threw it
up to the JOURNAL that mo news
paper is actually independents
\ broad reflection, but, come to think
of it, what newspaper is not subserVient
to some interest which either limits its
pUbijc service or In some degree STILES
its prcrogative as censor?
Especially, what confessed mouth
piece of Il party is not 80 per cent stulti-
fed in matters concerning both meas
ures and men?
Hence. where is that CELEBRITY Of the
press which the Constitution so eX-
pressly preserves:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06

In my letter l only claimed a fair de-
gree of accuracy for my figures, but
set out all the items i'll detail so that any
error can easily be detected. l did not
include the item of $50, 900 to the Mary
land Penitentiary, which the Baltimore
>,m says Is not properly chargeable as
against the city; but on the other hand
| failed to include some items which
believe are properly chargeable against
it. For instance, the State appropriated
last year SOL .S9O51 for militia. | be-
lieve this was all distributed i'll Balti-
more city, but this item is not included
in my figures.
On the whole | believe | erred i'll the
city's favor rather than against it.
Yours, w. c. DEVECMON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06
Good Enough for MAYOR.

FRosTBuHG, Mp, Feb. -. 1909.
70 the MINING JOURNAL.
In last weeks issue of the JOURNAL
appeared letter i'll which the name of
Duncan f. Shat1,r was suggested for
Mayor or Councilman.
This suggestion seems to have met
with a good deal of favorable comment
The people of this town are beg ming
to awaken to the fact that what Is needed
at the head of the municipal govern
ment Is men qualified to take care of the
business i'll an intelligent manner-men
who will chcerfuily give the necessary
time and attention to this highly i'm
pOrtaut matter.
| have always contended that quail
fled business man should be in the
Mayor ) office, no matter whether he is
rich or poor.
Shaffer, being a successful business
man, certainly appreciates the import
ance of having the town $ affairs con-
Quoted upon business principles.
Upon the veXed street paving question
his position is well known. He believes
that if the streets are to be paved, the
town should take hold of the matter and
solve it in the only satisfactory way
eQualiZe the burden and let all have
share, as all will, i'll one way or another,
receive the benefit.
Yes, on this question Shaffer is abso-
lutely on the popular side.
Another thing-Shatfer has the cour
age of his convictions and will not be
driven from his position unless some
mighty strong reasons are given.
think the Republicans will make no
mistake should he be nominated for
Mayor or Councilman. REPUBLICAN
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06

Inside of an imagination distinctly
metropolitan Baltimore is perspiring
under the fantastic weight of a depress-
ing halluclnation that her feeders-the
counties, are getting more for feed than
the city is getting for the privilege of
being fed.
In fewer words, Baltimore conjures
up and juggles with a fiction that she
pays to the State more than the State
pays back.
In doing this the city frequently stops
short Of the goal, or mistakes the appar-
ent for the real.
Take, for instance, the amount appro-
pratcd for the State penItentiary, loca
ted in BaltimOre-every cent of that
large sum, contributed by city nod comm
ties, goes directly into city circulation
and city profits because, as stated, the
penitentiary is at the city's market
doors.
When, however, Allegany sends
convict to that institution Allegany
pays the freight to an untaXed Balti-
more corporation. and from that time
on Baltimore gets ultimately, not only
all the prisoner costs, but all he makes.
Hence, if crime i'll the counties were
100 PR rent. more rampant. requiring
penitentiary quarters doubIy commodi-
ons, so much the better commercially
for Baltimore.
1t follows, then, that if Baltimore
We're to combine with the claim for
more city control of the Legislature
demand for a larger and continuously
growing county representation IN the
penitentiary, we might be astOunded at
the two-foId presumption, but not at its
logical relationship.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06

The entertainment committee of Dl-
vision No. !, Ancient Order of Hlher
mans, propose making a grand dramatic
treat available to the people of Frost
burg and Georges Creek i'll Frosthurg
Opera House Wednesday evening, 18th
Insist. Patrick's Day.
The drama is entitled The Shannon
Boys, " IMPLYING patriotic organization
contendlng for Home Rule. The scene
of the play is located ON Mount Shannon,
near the source of the beautiful river
Shannon. in Ireland, and a very pretty,
sometimes pathetic love story Is inter
twined with heroic etfort-an incident
which will enlist the sympathy of young
aud old alike.
TO be fully appreciated the play must
be seen. Hence, let nothing reasonable
prevent you from enjoying it. Look
again IN first paragraph of this notice
for place and date.
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Personal.

Mrs. Thomas Brimlow and three chill
dren, of South Dakota, are guests Of Mrs.
BIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Will
let's, Midlothian.
Hon. David L. Dick, ex-legislator,
formerly of this county, later of Balti-
more, resides in Tunnelton, w. Va.
and sells what the Grafton Sentinel calls
"tue famous brands of the Clinton Oil
Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Mr.. Dick
represented Homecoming i'll the Mary
land Legislature two terms, Barton one,
and Cumberland One-the last while a
resident of Baltimore. Given time, he
will be heard from in West Virginia
politics, and is already, no doubt. OPP
posed to any levy upon himself for pay
ment of the debt due old Virginia.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06
I}rcViticS.

The second fracture of same leg" be.
feI a man at Rainsburg, Pa, few days
ago. Bad as this misfortune may be, il
is believed the same fracture of a second
leg would have been less painful.
a U. S. Court has affirmed fine of
Sl0S,O GOO upon the New York Central
Railroad Company for "rebating." Re
bate i'll this case means charging II
cents, giving back ,, and charging %
cents, giving back ), In effect, the re
bate" is something like the "ditferential,'
-nniN loss 50
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06

The West Virginia Legislature adj
jOurned Saturday morning-in itself an
item of not much general Importance.
But strenuous fault is found with the
peoples representatives i'll the fact that
''three measures that had been promised
the people failed of passage!'
That is, the peoples trustees charged
with an express trust, betrayed that
trust once, twice, thrice.
According to one Frosthurg system of
political ethics, however, the trustees
erred-nOt in defauItlng, but in promjS-
inn. Even ''straddling" is better mega
lively than "prom1Sing.'
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Alex nONVlCunmcntS

"Nirginia,' words and music by
Charles w. Reyes, inscribed to Mrs.
keyes, comes to the JOURNAL from Miss
NJ. j. Davis, Luray, Va. In text the
piece is POLITICALLY faultless a Rhythmic
tribute to the authors mother State,
and two competent pianists assure the
JOURNAL that the notation, betitting the
glowing theme, is exceptionally musical.
In AN accompanying note Miss Davis,
an intellectual lady, expresses in elegant
terms the pleasure she derives from
weekly readings of the JOURNAL. Both
tokens-of remembrance and acknowl-
edgment, are deeply appreciated.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06

CUMBERLAND, MD, MARCH d Etuj.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
In the last edition of the JOURNAL you
stated that either l am grossly wrong
or Mr.. Flack, as represented by the
Baltimore SIM, is loft as a statistcian"
in regard to the amount of money re-
ceived by Baltimore city from the State,
which Mr.. Flack says is about $500, 900.
[ fancy that i'll reality there is not SO
great discrepancy between our figures
as might be at first supposed. | think
it probable that Mr.. Flack did not in
Clude one item of S113, 231. If which was
returned to Baltimore city by the State
on account of liquor licenses. If this
Item ought 10 t. be considered as being
disbursed by the State to the city then it
would have to be deducted from the
amount received by the State from the
CITY,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Personal.

MeSSrs. Arthur Tregaies Bond and
clyde Vincent Richardson, "ch0pcrOHsd'
by OllVer Watch Wlttig, spent last Sun
day III viewing the hills and daleS in
and around Cumberland, meanwhile eX-
changing bOWlngalley grammar with
number of ten-pin friends.
Edward Miller and George Burdock
were III conference in the post office
Monday concerning, it is supposed, ways
and means to rebuild Burdockville,
half of that town, it will be remembered.
having burned down last year, leaving
only one house
Alex. d. Sloan, of North Yakima,
Washington, was in town Tuesday tn
roHt" to the Inauguration. Looks well
and prosperous. James 5. Douglas,
handsome Homecoming man, now reSid-
ing III North Carolina, accompanied Mr..
Sloan.
Miss Chloe Havermale, of Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, is visiting Mrs vii
liam Angwin, South Broadway.
Mrs. j. n. Benson is at home again
after stay of two months with her
daughter, Mrs Frey, Pittsburs, Pa.
Misses Ettie and Louise X. Shatfer
Will leave Monday, Sth inst, for New
York and ether cities to purchase spring
millinery, fancy goods and dry goods.
h. b. Beane, Of Pittsburg, Pa, was
here this week. He returned home
Wednesday, accompanied by mine i'll
spector John H. Donahue, who will take
medical advice concerning nervous
trouble he has suffered several weeks.
George j. Wittig and William H.
Jet1ries reached their homes here Wed
nesday evening from a tour of the torrid
zone. They have an interesting story
to tell, one item being-'the prettiest
women in the tropical neighborhood are
IN New Orleans At st. Louis they
caught the first CLEANS Of home-light in
several issues of the JOURNAL they found
there. "How we did enjoy reading
them " exclaimed George
Walter Scott Burton went to the in
auguration- not specially to confer with
the new President, but to see the parade,
particularly the bands of music Scott
fears that he needs some entirely new
kinks III the science of drum-maioring.
individual Impressions
When | was on that runaway train in
Howe's show Monday night | felt like
don know where | am going but am
on the way (iJH,Jg. 4
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06

The JOURNAL reference last week to
the statements of Messrs. Flack and
DevecmOn was in no respect or degree
designed to be critical of the latter gen
tleman's figures. The point sought to
be made was statement should be
compiled by some oNciaI authority COM
petent to show not merely the names
Of the State beneticiaries bm ~hcre
the money is pujd OFT. 50 as to put the
question beyond dispute, especially by
the papers and institutions whose inter
estit is to claim everything for Baltimore.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-03-06
Business Locals.
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