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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-13

oughly appreciates the beautiful gift
and 1t occupies a conspicuous place in
his comfortable home.
S4o.5o An Acre!!-Choice irrigated
farm lands. Mil!ard county, Utah,
where water is gold, homo a paradise.
Excursion next Tuesday For infor-
nation. Wenger, Rostan G. De Julien,
416 Ecclcs Bldg. -
The First Congregational Church.
Noble Strong Elderkln. minister.
Morning worship at IL o'clock, Sun.
day, March 14th. Sermon, THE God
Whom Jesus Knew Sunday school
at 1918 p, m intermediate society
at p. m. Senior society at $50 p. NJ
Evening service at 7:30 O'Clock. Ser
mon, The Soul-Homeward Bound" :"
The second In the series dealing with
the problem Of life after death The
young peoples choir has charge of the
music.
ST. PATRICK SOUVENIR DANCE
at the Royal by Women of Woodcraft,
No. 174. SOC ticket; extra lady, 25c =.
Estate Of Eliza Purdy-Mrs. Eliza
NJ Rankin this afternoon filed with
the county clerk her petition for let
ters of administration with the will
annexed, In the estate of Eliza Purdy,
deceased, setting forth that Mrs Pur-
dy died on the eth day Of February.
1909, leaving property which consists
of real estate situated In Ogden. of
the probable value of $500, and asks
that she be appointed administrators
of said estate. Attorney Joseph Chez
represents the estate.
Trade magnets that draw arc B. 4
G.. butter and cheese. =
Unable to Locate ReIatIves-Uuder-
taker Richey has been unable as vet
TO locate relatives of L. r. Wilbur. who
died as q result OF Injuries while at
work on the new shop gallery, and
| unless information on the subject Is
received soon, interment will occur
within a day or two at most,
SNAP on Baking Powder next Sat
urday--A beautiful Glass Orange Bowl
! Free with each pound can at soc, OF
Pure baking powder. Grand Union
| Tea Store, 2436 Wash.
Scandinavian converts-Aside from
two coaches comfortably filled with
| scandinavian converts to the Mormon
| church, about one hundred coionis.s
arrived from the east over the Union
Pacific this morning en- route west
over the Southern Pacific. There
were also two sections of Rio Grande
No. this afternoon and on these
trains were $50 colonists ell route to
the Northwest over the Oregon Short
Line,
Work Trains on Bio Grande-Super
intendent DALEY of the Rio Grande
road has put three now work trains on
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the Utah division Of that system dur
ing the past week, and has announced
his purpose OF placing the roadbed in
first class condition as early S i'm
provements Of this character can be
made on both the main line and con"
Meeting branches. Aside from giving
employment to eighteen additional
trainmen. these work trains will afford
employment to several hundred men
who will be required to make the I'm
provements' mapped out and approved
by the management.
Married Friday Night-Fred Young
Of the Amalgamated Sugar office force,
and Miss Margaret Lochhcad, a daugh-
ter of George Lochhead, were married
Friday night at the home of the latter,
at 221, Twenty sixth street About
forty members Of the family were
present and the ceremony was per
formed by Bishop Watson Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young will reside in Og-
den. They are receiving the congratu-
lations Of a wide circle OF friends. This
is the eighth marriage In the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lochhead during
the past six years and. in the language
of a member Of the family, "others are
yet to come"
Remember the Cigar Makers Ball,
st. Patrlck's evening, March II, so
cents per couple. extra lady. 20 cents
Refreshments and souvenir program. -
St. Joseph's soeiety-The St Joseph
Society meets at Mrs. Conner's, March
4. and will meet with Mrs, Condo on
March 1S, at 173 Lincoln avenue.
Try loaf OF the rarnous pumper
Dickle bread. Hess Bakery. =
Reception to VIM. Alison-The
principals and teachers of the Ogden
public schools arc to give reception.
Thursday evening, March is. at Weber
academy, in honor Of William ALI
son.
Eat Home manufactured products
Hess Crackers. -
From Park City-Mrs. Alice Dudler
City are visiting friends and relatives
In this city. Mrs. Dudler Is sister to
Officer o. H. Mohlman of the police
department.
FOR SALE-Chcap, nice lot on JEFF
ferson near 23rd. Ind. Phone 3671A. =
Try everybody else and then come
to Bel-333. -
Funeral Of Henry T. 8rown-Fu-
neral services over Henry T. Brown.
son of Henry T. and Mary Small
Wil1 ho hn1 OF
In the Fourth Ward meeting house.
The body will lie In state Saturday
evening and from to 1880 a, m Sun
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IDENTITY OF HOLD=UPGANG
IS AT LAST ESTABLISHED

Fitzgerald None Other Than the Combination Kid of the
Nat Reiss Carnival Company at the -Four County Fair
Last FaII-Gang Broke into Car Con a ming
Liquor and Candy and Had Great Time
Coming Over the Cutoff
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DOES DEATH END ALL

The question of tho place of death in
human life mover seems 10 lose interest
II Is as new now as when men first be-
gan to wonder whether death was the
end of lie or only an Incident I'm the
march toward perfection. Today, how
ever, VIC have the experience OF all the
thinking ages To draw upon The even
ing sermons at the Congregational
church arc dealing with the problem.
Sunday evening the second sermon In
tho series will be preached. It's subject
Will be, THE Soul Homeward Bound"
Carlyle said the question OF llfo after
death was of no Importance He said
that while his house was standing But
ono day I'm the churchyard at Eccle(cch-
an a change took place. His old mother
was gone. The question became OF vital
Importance.
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ence. and. whom told, denied that any
club or instrument other than a good,
hard fist had been used in the job.
Slim Joseph would not admit any
connection with the holdup, and It is
thought now that Martin and another
made the attack while Fitzgerald wait
ed Tor them near the spot as look
out and TO hold their overcoats-
The men told Constable Davidson
this morning that while he was search
ing them in the sandhouSe. the watch,
which he was unable TO find upon
them, was neatly concealed in the
sand above his head.
Slim was evidently the banker OF
the gang as he pawned the watch in
Ogden for $40 and had some $50 on
his person when heached at the sta
ton.
The officers suggested that the prIs-
oners return Morehart his watch,
whereupon "Slim" asked his COM
panions If they had any money. They
replied that they had none. and slim
then stated that he would furnish the
necessary S11 with which to redeem
the watch and signed check for that
amount against the sum credited TO
him upon the jail books.
II now develops that the men not
only stole the gloves and shoes while
coming across the lake in a freight
car, but also broke open several boxes
OF wine and candy with which they re-
freshed themselves until their arrival
in Ogden.
Af1davits VIII be signed by the men
today which Will probably result in
the release of the suspects now held
at Montello. Three of them also sig
nified their willingness to plead guilty
to burglary in the third degree
Detective Pender made plain
statement TO them To the effect that
il they desired to fight the case, they
we're welcome TO do so, giving them
TO understand, however. that the
charge would be In the second degree
which might land them In the peni-
tentiary for long term. If they would
plead guilty in the third degree. how
ever, and thus save the state the eX-
rense Of trial, the opportunity would
be given them.
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SUGAR PLANT
WILL BE
MOVED
BUT NO DECISION HAS BEEN
MADE AS TO NEW SITE.
la Grandc Country Has Been Unable
to Sustain Sugar Beet Factory
Ssnpetc Asks for Plant.

II seems that il is deemed advisable
by the Amalgamated Sugar company to
abandon the operation OF their sugar
factory at La Grandc. oregon, because
OF the inability TO mako IT. pay. The
board of directors have arrived at tho
conclusion that the oregon valley can
not Furnish sufficient acreage of sugar
beets TO supply the factory The great
question before the company just at
the present time is where to movc the
factory so AZ to operate IL upon a paying
basis. President Ecclcs Is giving the
matter his personal attention and In
conjunction with the board OF directors
of the Amalganafcd company and other
members Of the firm, likely Will de-
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Schumanns Messages" was most affec-
tive as whole. To each, the singer
brought the art OF which he is master
to a large degree. Among the most
beautiful Of written songs. they demand
above all an understandins-whIch MT
Hall possesses. And the smoothness and
rare finish which Is very much q de-
lightful part OF oil OF his work. made OF
these songs something more than an ac-
ceptable rendition.
Strauss "F'reundliche Vision" sung in
the most floating. delicate planlssimo,
was one of the artistic gems not too
often heard 1t was followed by the
drinking song "Trinkled'- Wolff
which ended the nth group and
brought a storm of applause Mr.. Hall
Is gifted with a good bit of dramatic
quality which he uses TO good purpose
in his singing.
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CIR maaatrt1
prtnttttg On.
GOOD PRINTING SHOP
DOING EXTRA GOOD
PRINTING
o, =. BOWMAN ,sut ,r
RANDOM
REFERENCES

At the Falstaff this week, Mcmillan
and Mansfield. the New York musical
team who have become so popular in
OSdcn, VIII present round dozen OF
the very latest musical hits in addition
10 their already extensive repertoire
Honored by X. Of P.-On the occa.
sion of the twenty-ffth anniversary of
MS initiation into Ogden lodge No, Q.
knights OF Pythias. c., w. Hestmark
OF GA Twenty-third street was the
recipient OF handsome souvenir from
the order The presentation was made
Monday night in X. of P. hall and tho
handsome present is solid gold
shield. containing record Of Mr.. Hest.
marks continuous membership in the
order. The venerable Knight thor
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eide in the near future just what shall
be done.
a number OF desirable sections OF
couptry for the operation OF the factory
arc being considered by the manager
but 1t cannot yet be determined which
is the better locality. That the fac
tory at la Grando must be abandoned
Is settled question but where to tako
Il Is the problem thnt vcxcs the COM
pany now. One proposition presented
Is to place the factory in Weber county
perhaps In the upper valley near Hunts
Vile. and still another scheme is re-
ceivIng consideration. TO establish the
factory at point near the dividing
line between Sanpete and Sewer coun-
ties. 1t Is said that the people OF those
two counties are very desirous OF hav-
ins sugar factory In that sctIon and
arc willing to put forth their best cf-
forts to mako the factory pay if 1t Is
brought there.
Tho Oregon factory has not been
paying investment from the start. This
is owing to the fact that tho farmers OF
the valley UP thcrc have gonc out OF the
beet growing business TO quite an extent.
This is not due TO tho infertility of tho
soil. but it Is due to the lack of water
at time when the bcets need 1t most
The water. during the dry seasons of
the past few years, has diminished early
in August. and this fact has rather dis
courased the beet growers of that sec
ton.
In tho meantime the people Of San
pctc and Scvier have been uniting In
growing beets of good quality. and they
arc now In a position to mako moro
certain proposition as TO what they will
do In the growth OF bcets than they
could do two or three, years ago.
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d I E D

SHIPLEY-Martha, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, William j. Shipley,
at the homo in Riverdale, Friday
morning.
Funeral was held this afternoon, at
o'clock at Riverdale. Interment was
made in Ogden City cemetery.
Albert Jay, OF Inspector Rays forco,
Is receiving the congratulation of
friends over the. arrival Of ten-pcund
son. Mother and son are doing well,
and Albert himself viii recover in
time.
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day, at the homo of his grandmother,
Mrs. Small. 75S Twenty-fourth street.
Carbon County produces the best
COAL that is where Lewis Good Coal
comes from. Phones 149. -
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SEEDS! SEEDS!

II is time TO buy seeds. Pingreo &
Keller have them: the largest variety
and entirely fresh. at the lowest
prices, too. Stratagem Peas. cts;
Alaska Peas, S cts. and Sweet Peas,
30 cts per pound. Both phones, No.
2616.
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MARRIAGES

County Clerk Dye yesterday after
noon issued license to marry TO Fera
s Young and Margaret r. LochheaL,
both Of Ogden.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26

IN, Kerist,f. aud Receivers,
United States Land Office, Colo.
Ia.y. Montana, Nc,aJl, Oregon,
ltau, Washington, Wyoming,
Nul.ua and Sew Mexico.
Gentlemen
Referring O. form l.oo5 contain.
ed 700 instruction, approved March
gs 1000, uui.t the enlarged
homestead acc OF February ~,
1000. attention has been called 10
tH, tact ,hat Ct vail often be- dim.
cult o. piJ.ur, two witnesses IN
th, gDuiU vino are well ac.
qutuD.d with applicant, while
,,rtu. $500. ma, ID, .asIly procur,d
u.1 AN testify a.. To- thc character
ui tu, land. applied Ton.
Iu, Im. ottatt slatcm,nts e. he
.uip3uuiat,J 10. as to lh, chara,.
ter %. tUv land tHd it's cousid,r.
I'd ann. .JrN that witnesses be-
acquainted Win the applicant.
luu ar., Therefore, instructed
that ID. case, where the wItucssc
.r. not acquainted with the applI.
can't toe OouohuatuE affidavit
may Ut, modified Co read as follow,
20 wit.
Wc,......ot aud ......,
OF ...... d1 sulrmnly wear that
~ ....... Yt..I ,r,tn t..
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior, q. y Laud
Oaee, Clayton, New Mexico.
49, Z TuUu

why - AfNNs
\ sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having
been filed Ia this Office hv Paul Miller.
contestants, against Homestead luuN.
No. ii2l3. made sept. a.. lpuG. tor
SEi,. See 30, TWP. H. ~. Range % w..
by Lctitia NJ Bouldin, routcstcc, iu
winch It H. alleged hat said cutt,mau
woman has never established hUi irsi
deucc upon said land hut has wholly
abandoned said tract; that she has
changed her residence thrtcffum Ton
more than six months since making
SAID entry; that said tract g. r@ui.otllcd
upon ard cultivated by ~uid panty 49,
required by law and that her said ri
legged absence FROM the said land was
not due 10 her employment iu the
Army, Navy or Marine Corps. of the
United Stnt"s a. a private soldier, of
l,er, seaman or Marine. during The wat
with Spain ~ during any other wa
~ which the United states may uy
engaged. said partic. are hereby uoti
fed io appear, respond and Dlct cNi
iru,e touching said allegation ai iu
% clock o. m. ON July g. 1909. before
So. Paul Siegcl, 1 ). Commissioner, ni
his unirc ga Nata Visa. New Mexico
aud ,aut dbal hearing will be held at
lU u lu.h a. m Ou July %, 1909, uyiul,
he Register aud Receiver at the uniJ
Cd states Laud once Ia clayton, New
Mexico.
The said contestant having IN IL
proper affidavit, ilcd May s, 1907,
set forth facts which SNOW tha, uttrI
due diligence personal service OF thi,
notice can lri Dee made. 1t Be- hereh,
ordered and directed that such notice
be given 10y due aud pfupcg publication
tout llSs. Edward ". FuA, Register
10 - &c..
r.. g. Wclch Attorney Tor Contestant
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department " the fnterior,N. = Land
Onlee Turnmcari, n. NJ.
Aptil pa. 1905.

April 20, 1903.
Insufficient contest alhdavit having
been fled Ia this 0nicc by Mrs. Ella
~kheinh%.It, coutestant, against Home
stead Entry, No. 23fl5, made Feb. 81,
igus, for NEh Soc. 80. Twp . ~
knnge 80 r., ". N. Principal Mcridi
an, BY Arthur y Forbes. contestec, 10
which II 10 alleged uudcr date of Oct
7, zoos, Ina. entrymnn has failed TO
establish aud maintain bis residence
an required by law; has neither Guilt
waited nor improved said entry hut has
wholly abandoned the same Tor more
thar six months next prior to hling
this affidavit Of contest aud that said
alleged absence WA not due TO mill
tnfy or naval service in time Of a
said parties are hereby notified 90 ap
pear, respond. aud oder evidence
touching said allegation ~ 10 o'clock
n. IN. on June 20. 1909, hforc Eugene
y. Hedgecoke, ". = Commissioner. In
his Office. at Endcc. New Mcxieo, and
that final hearing will be held at ~
O'Clock a. M. Oh july q, 1909, before th,
Register aud Receiver at the United
States Land Onice IN TueumrarL y NJ
The said contestant having, Ia apr
per affidavit, filed April 20. 1908, SCI
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service Of this no
tioc can not be inside. n a. hereby or.
dered aud directed that such notice
be given by due aud proper pubiica
fion
Cont. 1890 X. A. Printice. Register
ser. O2la3 n v u~uilegos, Receiver.
6.lO
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May u, 1900.
AsufIcIeut contest "a. lugli having
been hled ia tAs J.lHy Ly stan
Hawkins, contestant, against iuu.
stead Entry, No l.-,I, made Ha BE-
;, 1907, for Nlb, See. o.. I.p ~.
Di Range azE, y %. h. Meridian. U,
uuytOn McCOlium, coHt,-rrr, 90 which
II 10 alleged under date OF Iay ~.
1905, that said ,uytDn McCuiluu uul
wholly u@bauuuhed SAID tract, aud mad
changed has ,uaIdrur' iurJeiIum ton
more than siG h.ouths neat prior tu
To said date, that said tract "ua moi
settled upon aud cultivated ul said
party a. required by Law And that
SAID aieEed absence from said hand
wa not due TO employment Ia the
Army, or Navy OF the luitci -tutrs
~ time Ot a therefore said partir,
are hereby notified to appear, respond.
and 0hef evidence touching said allie
CATION at 10 o 'ciuek "A M on July !,
1908, before l.. r. Williams, u. =. CoEl
missioner, at bio office 1T Muriock, n.
NJ and that final hearing viii uo held
at II o clock a. IA, on July ., 1909, be
fore the Register aud Receiver at the
United States Land Ilbce, Tucumcuri,
New Mexico.
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit, died May ~, 1908, scl
forth facts which show tuat after due
diligence personal service OF this no.
tice can not be made, 1t Is hereby or
dered and directed that sueh notice be
given by due aud proper publication
Cont. B2Os2 X. A. Prentice, Register
6'Ss. N. v. dailogos, Receiver
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of tue Interior, u. g. Land
Office ~Tucumcnri. n. NJ.
April ~. 1908.

\ -u Iciouf contest AFFIDAVIT having
nrcu hlDd tu his oUi,c ly Roy Nutcr,
contestant, against Homestead Entry.
No D. l'l made May 90. 1901, foi
Nh err 90. Twp o. ~, BIrrc BOZ.
\ NJ g. Meridian, by Thomas D.
Fountain, ,out...,.. ir which % be- ul
legged that under date D,
aid euirymuu has wholly abandoned
sand land nud changed bio residence
thctcirum for more than six months
since making said entry uud next Eiio
Co this date that .uii IuUI has not
'"rr cultivated cor improved ns rrquit
eel boy law, AVID thut such defaults have
not ivou cured ui this date. that such
defaults were NOT due tu service a.
Ihc Army ot Nav, iu time OF war
said paltir. are hcI,ly notified 10 ~
pear, respond. nud uHrr evidence touch
ug said allegation Def lu I'd clock % m
uu Iuur 20, 1908, before Paul Sirgol
w. - Commits Toner, 90 his ul.r b.
Nara VISA, y 81. uri 0hJt Arul hem
Inp viii be- held af BOO o',lpe, e. W
900 Judy J, lHug, before the Register
and Receiver ht thr united states Land
buirc Boz Iuruur8ri N,w Mexico
The SAID cu,.,.tyHt having 100 q
proper a~u.aa>it, HIpd bpiil ~, 1909
set lorin facts which show tunt at,ef
due diligence Pc QUO. service Of tuis
notice can uot ho made. d Is hereby
ordered and due 'rU tult such notice
hc given boy due aud ptupcr publication
Cont. ,65. r. a. Prentice. Register
p 22it. y ~ Gu'lcgus. Rc.citcr
T.. o. Wclch Attorney ion Contestant
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior, 4. :.
Land once, Tucumrati, y. NJ.
Anil on IgIy

ApII 20, lHlJ.
A sufficient contest auidayit having
teou hlcd ~ this Office Boy i. j. kiuu.
contestant, against Homestead Entry,
No 1908 made January 80, lgU.for
SWA, See. ! Twp 5 \. Of X. 33 h. n.
NJ. Principal Meridian, boy Adam l..
Shiplcy, toutcstec, IN which IL II al
legged under date Of April d, 1905, that
said Adam l.. Shipley had wholly
abandoned said tract. aud had never
made settlement upon said land or
improved h., or cultivated IL IN any
%mannerioud that said defaults stiil
existed, April q, 1905. That said land
had been wholly abandoned tor more
than six month prior to said date.
And that alleged absence Il not due
10 Military service. Now therefore,
SAID parties are hereby notified To ap.
pear, respond, aud offer violence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. M. on July q 1909. before the Reg.
ister aud Receiver At the uuited
States Land Onice In Tucumcari, n.
NJ.
The said contestant having, In a
proper affidavit, filed April 23, 1909,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made, IL is hereby
ordered aud directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publiea-
ton.
r. A. Prentice, Register
N. v. 0allegos, Receiver
Contest No. $50. r.. a.. weleh, attor
ney for contestant. Dist
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Nes four room house, with hall aud
closets, aud celiu, Tot luXliO with pick.
IT fence Pan Dn-ui balance your own
time, in McOcc Addition Cull Pioneer
Drug store, 23.if c
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AN he Probate Count before the nou
cradle j. u Cutiip, JroOate Juds,.
In u iOI v.ay county IUiutOry
VI NUw A4CAl,O
TO- The matter UI Jacob p.asc, dr,cu.
cd, Abraham l.u.,, Administrator
NOTICE 40 CDGD4IOLo.
Notice % h,loi. gwen THAT luc an
ly,sIeucu "a- a]ilu,utyi toe lcuv,ol
Nlu,HI~,tajo uI.. .u, Estate OF Ja
,ou ula,c, du,,,a,u uy The i|iouuiaul,
DO - tutiip, Il1.H., Judge 81 quay
'puu,y, Territory II Nuw MeAicu, on
zoe I-.h day Oi MAY, 1909, and that
H, i%a,tiys hbtiuk u.uIs against saIJ
estate al tvtuu.,. lU u-,u, tuc same
'.i. made ul tu u, at so Ay attorney 81
Moore 3 Zee, D.. .~|..Itt, NvN McAiyu,
within uiucty ,.. la 90 th,s date,
oi che saul, wuI lu. ly utanr4, aud ai
lt..Iy, o"i.I saIu l..tI, ave uutiu,u
leo ua.c immediate --uI.lgH,ui oil the
Indebtedness 10 sniu Estate with me
or Ia! SAID Attorneys, wthout delay.
Dated tLis i-tu Ia, OF May, A. a.,
1909.
Abraham ura., Administrator.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, 4. : Land
office. 81 Tueumcari, New Mexico.

NNNN o. N''f.
Noticc is hereby given that John
Hopkins. of RauR, New Mexico, who.
ON August ,. 1907. mnde Homestead
Entry. No 1915. Tor So NWI aud
NJ : 4. See. ~. Twp ~ ~, Range
20 H., New NeViro Principal Meridian
has filed notice of Infection to make
Final Communication Proof, to establish
calm To the land above described. be-
fore Eugene r.. Hcdpcyohe. a. : Com
missioner, NJ Endee. New Mrsieu, o1
the i9ih day Of Judy. 1909
Claimant names ~ Witup -p- phvuis
Mathcny. NJ RAM. New Mexico; NJ %.
Beasley OF Fhdes, New MeViro; h. n.
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