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LEGAL NOTICES.
WOLF & ROSENBERG. soBc,o-s.

WIZ a. AocEsNbi-ftlfs SQlcitors.
II THE SUPRENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. John ~. Ri07.loa and Rcse Rior-
oo1, Complainant " Marx StockueiI ct nj De
iencants. Equity No. &EI.-The cbiccr Of his
suit Is 70 establish the t1e of TIE eourainanis 70
lcts thrty 800 and thirty-one ClI ia Robinson
White ard Arri-- g. Bishop. trustees. a-h7igisio-
Of lots In square ei-as hssdse5 ard Frt7Hre fsssI
II the city q Nss.lret-n District of Ccirrhi1. rs
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solicitors. Wol & Roscnberg. 81 IS this 9TH Day
or JULY. A. ID. 1919. ordered; Thar the defend
ANS Marx St1c-ren. John S-oczull. Iane stock
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MILLINERY.

G l. WILLIAMS.
Lingerie hats made 10 order: old Leg
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THOMAS DOWLING & CO. AsSIo5seZ

TRUSTEES SALE OF rNrvPRovED Rray.
ESTATE. ADJOINING The REFORM
SCHOOL. .. G..
b virtue q certain deed q trts. aror IEI5s
= Baley. duly recorded IN Llser No sR. al
l.no Nc - e SEQ, Of The Land Records of TIE
District o Columbia. and a. tie reupest ~ -
Iariy secured thereby. underslgued trustees vii
So st public auction. in f-unt q the ursnisez q
~ EoDA1- July o 1903. az = o'clock roo1- -
-oo'.rg o1scrlle- hno sitlated IN TIE Dss,ri-t of
Co--u--2, and known as Do Ne. e. IL yrtsiviS;o,
oi 61ceEgale. as pc- pat recorded in the s-rero-s
Once for said Dis-rlct IN Book Levy Corr No
1t raEe NO 73. containing acres. uo-s q lezs
Terms oi sale Can. deposit of $50
VII he reIui-ed when property IS r1ockpd dor-
AZ o'nTe1anrlng rec1T1inZ. ard notary fess a. ths
cost q t5e purchaser.
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TholiAs BOWLING & CO.. AuatioaesrA

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDfPROVFD RFsr,
ESTATE ADJOINING The REFORM
SCHOOL. D. C.
Bv virtue z a csr-ain deed q tr7st from Anuis z
Alderman and Asahel r. Alde-r-an duly rec9r5sd
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ng acres. NOR or less
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OK SATURDAT, July a. Is19. At .
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Adam A. Weschler. go Pa. ave. NV.
VIII sell 20 paw storage charges all goods
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HOUSES.

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IN section where they are never vacant.
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SUBURBAN.

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Room 20, second floor front. I320 New
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JOHN NJ. DOYLE & CO. 32O-S22 pa
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-27
VOTING CONTEST
g. ontinLcd ron fist page

ant having the greatest number Of votes
~ our nice on that date aud at that
hour.
Contestants, don't let up In your
work for a minute. A. a matter of
fact you must work all the harder dur.
ing this period, the chance at the extra
5000 making this necessary.
Another thing we want to call your
attention to is, that no matter how many
votes YOU may have now you must Mt
bee too sure Of winning your gift ms
some other contestant may be = little
more alive and bea, you out Of your
prize.
While there have been several new
contestants entered this week the stand.
ing of the leaders has not been changed
To any extont. a
Miss Brown who held Tho lead last
week has dropped TO third position,
Miss Rhodes aud Miss Blair moved up
- first and second place. Miss Par.
t"r one Of the new entrants LIS made
q good showing and holds third posi-.
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THE RAILROAD MEN @. w.

EVanh,
Mr., Evans responded to the toast
" Railroad Men of Tucumcari lie
said hat he had no apology for appear
ing ~ II o'clock 10 his hunting clothes,
nor was he responsible for his toast. IN
~ much NJ II was expressly understood
that he was not TO be called upon; that
he wanted u rhancc though TO talk, and
tell the railroad men that he enjoyed
waiting for q train three hours in the
night, IN the open prairie; that he had
been asked several days ago 'o secure
birds for the banquet, aud was Just
getting in; the delay beng caused by
the l]Htene-s Of their train, that he had
just listened 10 the eloquent aud pro.
phctic remarks Of Mr.. DcyOr, and want
ed to pay his respects 10 him ~ Il rep
r%cScnta'ive Of all the railroad men Of
Tucumcari, that he lEyanS) had beer
raised IN an old country where railroad
men were onicious; that a, he had of
ten remarked, Mr.. Devof should Le the
General Agent Of all the roads running
into our great city like 81. Louis; tina,
the personnel of all the railroad men
around Tucunicari was the same, from
the section hands IA the country, WHOSE
hospitality he had enjoyed that day.
tn the head Of the office; that thes"
men were generous TO a fault; tina, they
made plenty Of money, spent plenty Of
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Continued on last page.)
T. F. SHERWOOD, CASHIER FIRST
STATE BANK. LIE TLoRE.

"NhO is the youngest cashiefi' j.
a question frequently asked aud a hard
one 10 answer in Oklahoma. this being
u state whore young men predominant
in business Of all lines. I. =. Shor
wood. Cashier Of tho First State Bank,
l.c Florc. is only but twenty
one, yet his banking experience ex
tends over a period Of sever years. Mr..
Sherwood was born at Mckinney, Tex.
n, began banking at Kiowa, Okla,
with the bank Of Kiowa where he spent
two years; was with the First National,
of Nara Visa, New Mexico, one year,
aud nhou, another year with the Cit.
iyenS' Bank, Of wilburton, Okla.
lie organized the First State Bank,
I.c Florr, in June, 1909, which opened
up July list with $4,000 capital. ms
sociated with Mr.. Sherwood Gre =. O..
Tiffcc. Prcsi tent. Though the bank is
located over in tn hills near the Arkan.
sas line. under this young man = able
management il already has more than
$4,000 deposits. Mr.. Sherwood Is en-.
lowed with a pleasing personality, a
manner ard action that speaks conser.
vatism aud inspires confidence. While
the banking Geld at lie Flore il some.
what limited, IL is vet safe 20 assume
that this young cashier will make good.
The Oklahoma Banker.
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OUR EXHIBIT IN CHICAGO

Word from de Yampert who has the
Quay county fair exhibit at Chicago
today is that tho exhibit il In place,
and il attracting a great deal Of At.
t%ention. lie says 1t is making 4 great
showing against all tho exhibits there
and he feels that we have done u great
piece Of advertising for our country.
They are taking his literature and ask
ing all kinds Of questions about New
Mexico.
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ton by a good margin. Mrs. Belknsp,
Nara Visa's representative, Ia still lead.
ing the out of town contestants and may
have improved her position In the race
II her weekly contribution Of votes had
not arrived too late to be given credit
IN this weeks issue. The balance Of
the contestants are making q good rare
aud will be better placed before thu
contest closes.
We want IL understood by all con.
testants that in the event Of o Tie BE-.
tween two or more Of the candidates
Tor any n Of the gtfts, each tasins con.
testant will receive a gift equal In val.
ne TO the one tied for.
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TuCuM PEOPLE AT U. o. COURT

Following is u list Of Tucumcari and
Quay county boys serving the Grand
and petit juries and otherwise attend
ing the U. \. court at Alamogordo this
week; w. d. farrell, J. l.. Smith aud
G. II. Chenault, grand jurors. G. J,
Pillow, j. A. street, petit jurors and
James McGowen, talesman. W, l., Bat
son, Vim, Phipps, Oswald and others
from Endee, Us witnesses In land liti'
CATION.
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I have found this true. While other
cities were busy organizing CONNER
cial Clubs for no other purpose than to
fight railroads and encourage drastic
Legislation our citizens were working
hand IN hand with the railroads aud
! want to say Gentlemen you are we'll
thought Of by the men who control
your destiny. The men who have the
capital IN the railroads are interested
ia you aud your city aud are anxious
10 assist you in the growth Of aud pros
pcrity of your city.
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SALE OF NEW MEXICO
CENTRAL Is ASKED

Santa Fe, New Mexico, Nov. 3d.
The Ferguson Contracting company has
brought suit in the district court against
the New Mexico Central railway for
foreclosure on a mechanic = lien Of
s550,000 and a petition for the sale
of the road to satisfy the claim.
II is reported that Governor George
Curry may he named as receiver for the
road. lie has been talked Of a good
deal for the place.
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STAG BANQUET
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i'IiHR IIom w allhch OF Dlood poison
ing caused by getting a piece Of brass
in one OF his hands. lie Is reported
much improved and will be able Ia 70
to work again in a few days.
Tho Annual bridge inspection Of the
Eastern branch Of T.. T.. 4 $. W., Is
being completed this week, and IL i,
reported that the roadbod aud bridges
are in much better condition than at
any time since he road was built.
Twenty. six Old Line insurance rom
panies, represented by the Hamilton
Insurance Agency. az.
@. NJ. parson, the Southwestern con
ductor. who has been out Of commits
sion on acc0unt of 4 wounded foot, il
rapidly r%cgAining the use Of the member
aud will . be at duty again. A
lump Of coal fell OF a ear aud hit his
foot.
just east your eye in a, Smith : win
dow, the Fresh Vegetables will make
you hungry. SGT.
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sponsible dealer and his guarantee car.
ries a backing with II. sit.
Attorney Reed IIollonan, Or. G. j..
X. Moore, Royal Prentice aud Attor
nck V. W. Moore went to A~lamogordo
Thursday night to attend the u. s..
aud district courts now In session there.
Mr.. Prentice returned this morning,
leaving the others to follow up later.
4. 4. hall, the rcnl estate hustler Of
Duran, was in the city several days and
attended the business men = banquet
Thursday night. Mr.. hall owns some
valuable Tucumcari property and is u
booster Tor the town although he 70.
sides over a hundred miles west Of US.
Dan Sopcr and wife were at the Glen.
rock Tuesday. lie il still with the Iiol.
lin,worth Sisters, and having married
Il part of the show, has a greater in.
tercst than formerly. The Holdings.
Ngnfth AtaNnV. ur. - DulluR, sL.. u...L
aud will be here in the next few days.
Julius Apple, one of the most enter.
prising merchants Of the Southwest, is
here from Roy. lie has purchased the
stock Of Herman r%erlstein, the Famous,
aud Is putting it on the mar kc at cost.
lie intends Ia later establish a business
in this city. lie OWNS valuable property
here.
l.. f.. Sherwood, the real estate man,
will leave tomorrow for a trip through
Texas and oklahoma. lie will first
visi, his parents at Paris, Texas, aud
will also visit his son, Tom, who is
cashier of a bank at lie Flore, Okla,
returning by Oklahoma City, where he
well spend a week or ten days.
Lyman ". Davis, the secretary Of the
Juare, Jockey Club, was a visitor this
week. When seen at the Cover, Mr..
Davis said that the track now under
construction at Juarez would be one
of the largest and most complete rae.
ing places in the country. There will
and the grand stands will seat 5000
people, The races will open this CON,
ing week aud will continue until early
spring.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-27
J. r. Daughtry sells Real Estate In
New Mexico. 2-tf

Hon. NJ. G.. Mechcm, judge OF the
seventh District, is holding court this
week at Roswell for Judge Pope, who
is east on recount vi the illness Of his
sister. Judge Mechem is covering him.
self all over with glory aud is making
"A reputation as one of the BEST judges
on the New Mexico bench. This is
cause for great satisfaction among bis
friends in Tucumcari who knew that u
chance to make good was all he needed,
Judge Parser Of Las Cruces, is rs,
sisting Judge Cooley ut ~Alamogordo
this week, both the district and U. s.
courts being in session at the same time.
II that policy II about 70 expire.
see Lee Sherwood, no represents two
OF the strongest companies In the
world. TIT
Vaughn, the contractor on the Tucum.
earl. Memphis, vas ut the Glenroek Fri.
day. lie stated TO u News reporter
that he had finished his work and was
getting ready to move onto the Santa Fs.
The company had informed him that
they would have plenty Of construction
work in this section OF the country right
away. They have ;sked him to hold his
stun here for ten days.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-27

Lost-one solid gold drssos pin.
Liberal reward. etf
Arizona republican., 1909-07-02

Williams, Winslow, Gallup and Flag
staff and will be fast and hard fought,
if the reports given out by the man
agements of the participating teams
are to be credited. Cuber, the star
pitcher of the local team, is not in
condition and will not make the trip,
although he has had offers from two
of the teams Besides being able to
spend a few days in the high cool
hills among the pines, the local
players will be able to make a piece
of money on the trip. All of the local
men will play with the Flagstaff team
and will be able to secure a line upon
the strength of the teams of the north
VINO do not play in this section, but
who may be available for games in
the future.
HARRY JONES LocATED-There
is probably no town in the country of