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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-03-27

Josh Bristow is proving up on
his homestead.
K. +. Parker and family are
back on their claim.
Mrs. Timer and son, Mr.. Sinner,
are Tucumcari visitors this week.
Mrs. l.. Is. Hile returned this
week from an extended visit in
Ohio.
Augustus +. Lee OF Virginia, an
attorney, is looking at Tucumcari
with the intention OF locating.
Andy Marcus was in town from
Norton Tuesday. lie is putting
TO crop a large acreage this season.
X. |. Upchurch returned Tues.
day from a winters visit to Tenn
esser and has gone to his farm at
Norton to begin a crop.
Mr.. w. 5. Shields and family
returned last week TO their claim.
Mr.. Shields has been working in
Amarillo tor the past few month.
Monday night Miss Caroline
Bell returned from Medicine
Lodge, Kansas, where she has
spent the winter teaching. Her
friends welcome her return.
Monday night a few OF the init.
mate friends OF Mrs. Pollard sur.
prised her, the occasion being her
birthday. \ very pleasant even.
ing vas reported 10y those present.
ID. Roy Welch OF Norton, was in
town Tuesday to make final proof
on his homestead. His brother,
Charles WEIGH; Harvey Noakcs
and l., l.. Bell, all OF Norton, were
his witnesses.
Died March 18th, 1909, Lily the
eighteen months old child OF MIR.
and Mrs. Leonard Love at their
home tour miles north OF Hudson.
Llly'was III only a few days but
pneumonia proved fatal though all
that was possible was done for her
by loving hands. lnterment was
made March 10th at Hudson cene-
terry; Rev. Higgins OF the Church
OF Christ othciated. The friends
and nelghbors extend their heart
felt sympathy 10 the family in their
bereavement.
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department Of the Interior. United States
Land Office Tucumcar y. VI. March -.
1919.
A sufficient contes, affidavit having been
filed in this office by William y. Carruth,
contestant. against homestead entry. No.
Iooh2, made August IS. 1900, for swI sec.
-, twp u n, r. ~ =, y. VI principal merl-
dian. by William Edgar Belts. Contester,
IN which Il Is alleged under date OF June
~. 1905, that said William Edgar Belts
has wholly abandoned said tract. that he
has changed his residence therefrom for
more than slX months since making said
entry. that said tract Is not settled upon
and cultivated by said party as required
by law there is no house. about five acres
broke on, and fenced but never have estab-
lished residence Of any nature. and that
said alleged absence from the said land
vas not due TO his employment in the
Army Navy ~ Marine Corps Of the Unit
ed States IN time OF war in any capacity
said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond, and offer evidence touching said
allegation az 10 o'clock a. m. on April, 20,
1909, before Register and Receiver. L.. :.
Land Office at Tuclmcari. y VI
TIhe said contestant having, IN a pro-
per aihdayii, hled March g. 1909, sci forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service Of this notice can not be
made, II is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due aud pro.
per publication.
3-97 H. a. PRENTICE, Register
Cont. 1880 y V. GALLsSos, Receiver.
T.. G. WEIGH,
Attorney for Contestant.
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written.
Earl George,
{. G.. Matdort.
signed Harry II. McElroy,
J. +. seaman,
corporate seal Il +. Hutchinson
Directors Oi the Tu-
cumcari Wafer q Light
Company.
Attest Signed Harry II. McElroy.
Secretary.
W. +. buchanan,
VI. {, Mechem.
Signed W. n. Fuaua,
W. A. Jackson.
Corporate oeal.l I. n. Sanders.
Directors OF the Tu-
cumcarl Public Service
Company
Attest. Signed /. h. Sanders.
Secretary.
CEsrIFICATE.
/, Harry II McElroy, Secretary OF the
lucumcaTi Mater & Light Company. do
hereby certify that the foregoing JOINT
agreement vas, a, a special meeting OF the
stockholders II said Tucumcari Mater 4
Light Company, held at its office in Tu.
cumcarI, New Mexico, OF the 18th day OF
January 4 -, 1900, pursuant to notice
duly made and served as required by law.
adopted by the vote Of the holders OF more
than two'thIrds OF all the capital stock Of
SAID Company.
toignedl Harry McElroy.
corporate Seall Secretary.
CERTIFICATE.
l. n. sanders, Secretary of the Tu.
cumcari Public Service Company, do here.
by certify that the foregoing joint agree.
meni was, al a special meeting Of the
stockholders OF said Tueumcan Public
Service Company, held at It's office in ru-
cumcari, New Mexico. on the 9th day of
February 4, ID. 1909. pursuant to notice
duly made aud served a. re luesIed BY law
adopted Dy the vote Of the holders Of more
than two thirds OF all Of the capital stock
II said company
lSignedl T n Sanders
Corporate SEAL Secretary.
ENDORSED:
No. $500.
Cor Reed Vol. S Page 500.
Agreement OF Consolidation Of
lucumcar Water 4 Light Company
and
Iucumcsu Public Service Company
under name OF
TUCUMCAkI WATER q LIGHT COM
PANY
Filed IN office OF Secretary OF New Mex.
ieo, March o., 1909, 1 p. m,
NathaG jafia.
Compared c +. n. to O, Secretary.
Territory Of New Mexico,
county OF quay.
hereby certify that this instrument
was hled tor record on the lgnd day OF
March A -. 1909, at 81 o'clock a. m, and
was duly recorded IN hook OF Miscellan.
eous page $40 on this 12nd day Of March
A D., 1909.
lseall Witness my hand and seal OF
Otlee.
X. =, Donohoo.
Clerk Of the Probate Court and Rx-of.
hclo Recorder.
II. n. Donohoo,
Deputy.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. u. ;. Land
Office at rucumcari, y VI. March a.. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Frank ".
Loueks. Of Tucumcari. y. NJ, who, on
Nov. 20. 1908. made homestead entry No.
os7y serial No osoIS for SCI sec so. twp,
e, y. VI principal meridian has
filed notice Of intention 10 make final com
mutation prnoi, to establish claim to the
land above described before Register and
Receiver. L. ; Land Office, at Tucumcari,
y VI on the lth day Of May, 1000.
Claimant names a. witnesses
X, i. Donohoo. II. j. F~innegan. Clint
Rutherford. ". =. Buhum. all Of Tucum.
carr. y VI.
s-47 K. A. ppEN1lcE, Register
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department Of the Interior. United States
Land Oihce. rucumcari y VI. March "a.
Igug.
A sufficient Coutesi AFFIDAVIT having been
hled in this office by Joe Klllough. contes.
iant, against homestead entry. No. I7oai.
made May 24,tgn7 for sea ne4. ne4 sea. va
se4,sec. ~ rwp.ii n, r. g. EN- NJ principal
meridian, by Frank Armstrong, Con
tesiee In which It II alleged under date Of
June - 1905, hat said Frank Arm
strong has wholly abandoned SAID tract.
that he has changed his residence there
from for more han six months since max
ing said entry and next prior TO the date
thereof that said tract is not settled upon
and cultivated by said party a. required
by law that the said Frank ] Armstrong
has wholly failed a. make any settlement
ON the said land nor has made any inn
p~rovements thereon TO date and thai said
alleged absence from the said land vas
not due 10 his employment in the Army,
Navy OF Marine Corps OF the United States
IN time ot war In any capacity said par
ties are hereby notified TO appear. respond
aud offer evidence touching said allegation
al 10 o'clock a. m. on May "a. 1000. before
T., T.. HedRecoke, u y. Commissioner, in
his office az kndee, y NJ, and that mai
hearing will be held at ~ o'clock a. m. on
MAY 20, 1909. before the Register aud Ne
esiver at the United States Land Once in
Tuenmcari. y. VI,
1.-THE said contestant having. in a proper
affidavit, filed March a. 1000. SET forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service OF this notice can NOT he
made, d, is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and pro-
per publication.
5-a7-S X. A. PEEsIIcR. Register
Cont. IaTI n. v. GALLEGoS. Receiver.
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NOTICE Eok PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. U. ). Land
Once at Tucumoari. y VI. March a., 1904.
Notice is hereby gwen that Albert =
Hughes, Of Harris. ". VI who. On Sept
~. 1907. made HOMESTEAD entry No. iq7s6
serial NJ o6go Tor nws see g. twp s n. r
a. e. y VI principal meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make final commute.
ton proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before John W. Hassell.
u ) Commissioner, in his office. at Has.
sell, y. NJ, on the third day OF May. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Camden, Thomas Nail. z. VI. Bol.
niger. Thomas Hogan. all of Harris, y. NJ
I17 X. a. PRENTICE. Register
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

department OF the Interior. 4. ; Land
Office at Tucumcari, y NJ March "a. 1000
Notice is hereby given that. ollie 4,
Gault, Of Tucumcari, y. Il. who. on April
20, 1907. made homestead entry No. t7lti
serial No. o7h4i Tor ne4 sec IS. twp "a n.
r 81 e. y VI. principal meridian. has filed
notice Of intention To- make final commuia-
ton proof, to establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Register and Re.
ceiver, U. ) Land Office at Tucumcari.
' VI. on the ith dsy Of MAY. ign9
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Henry J WillguS. Barbour ~ksvanaugh,
Clarence ;. Cramer, Archie G.. Balleng"r.
all OF rucumcari. y VI.
l-27 r. A. PRENTICE Register
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. u. S Land
Office at Tucumcari. y VI March a.. 1900
Notice Is hereby gwen that Charles NJ
showers. OF Tucumcari, n NJ. who. on
March al, 1904. made homestead enir,
No COCA serial No. olt7i for ne4sw4 and
Lots 1, a, and ; sec 70. twp ~ n, Z 81 e,
n. VI principal meridian. has filed notice
OF intention to make final FIVE year proof
to establish claim to the land above de,
seribed. before Register and Receiver. q.
). Land Office. at Tucumcari. y VI, on
the attn day Of May, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses
William X Ridley. Clint Rutherford. A
y Simpson. William Troup. all Of Tucum.
carl. y. NJ
I-17 X. A. PRENTICE. Register
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NOTICE FOX puBL.ICArION

Department of the Interior, q = Land
Office at Tucumcari, y. VI. March a. 1909.
Notice ls hereby gwen thai. George "
smith. of a Jon. y. NJ. Who. on Sept.
-. 1900. made homestead entry No. nip,
serial No. oSSsJ Tor s1nel and the nasei
sec "a, twp On, Z 81 c, y. VI. principal
meridian, has filed rouce OF intention to
make final five year proof. to establish
clam to the land above described. before
W w. Bennett. 4. ; Commissioner in
his office, a, San Jon, y. VI on the third
day Of May. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses
J -. Hudson. ". n Smith. John Mullins.
George Brumley. MI Of San Jon. y. VI.
B47 Il. A. PRESTIGE. Register
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Special reduction in prices for
n week, commencing March 40,
$500 tickets $500, S2. so tickets
S2.oo. Miss Blair's Beauty Par
lors. Phone No. 22s. asst c
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FOR SALE 4.room house
and a lots, east front, on hLst
street, : blocks south OF Man.
Price, St,25o.oo. Address =. O..
box zoo. 4S-it-C.
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Get the best prices you can on
choice prairie hay, and then 60 to
Mcdonald n Dunlap and get a
price. att
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100 II. corner in Barnes add.
ton, and ST., s52S; 100 It. corner
in McGee addition, ard ST., s425.
Tar EVANS REALTY Co.
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For Sale.

New four room house with hall.
lot soNI4o all fenced, cali Pioneer
Drug Store tor terms. 2o-tf
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WANTED; Poultry. See Wells
before you sell. ITO Center ST.
Ie.ti. CHI.
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drunk for pursuit, and they fell into an
alcoholic stupor. which lasted till the
morning.
However. the prisoners were all re-
captured the next day, and their fate
was debated at the council fire by the
braves who were not too much troubled
by the popularity known left over"
Not until then did Horatio know that
he had been selected for adoption. A
brave arose, and by a long argument
showed how the Great Spirit had
watched over the boy, had taken him
safely through the gantlet, removed
him to safety when he might have been
killed, and had endowed him with all
the attributes that the tribe wished in
the sons they adopted. II was voted
that he should be given to the person
who wanted him. He was decidedly
glad when the squaw who had sheltered
him came forward to claim him as her
son.
Horatio went to the hut which was
to be his home and donned the clothes
of an Indian warrior. The other MEM
bers of the family greeted him, and
then the whole tribe offered him best
wishes and vows of friendship He
lived among the redmen many years.
acted as interpreter between them and
the whites, and at length became their
chief Ultimately he returned to civil
iZation.
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KNITTING MILL PLANNED
To Be Established at Ephraim
Fostered by a Strong
Cnmnauv

Epliraim. March 2o.-At the Commercial
club meeting which was held last night
the subject of establishing a knitting fac
tory was discussed. Carl Hanson of
Spring City was present and gave his
views pertaining to the work, etc Mr..
Hanson has been operating a knitting
factory at Spring City on a small scale.
and has for some time been wanting TO
unite with the people of Ephraim in es-
tablishing a large factory in this city. The
plans were all made and the work will
be pushed as rapidly as possible, and be
ready for business by May l. The factory
will be known as the Sanpete Knitting
Works. It viii be Incorporated with a
capital stock of $1,000 and will be under
the supervision of Mr.. Hanson, who has
had considerable experience in this line
Several pieces of machinery will be or
dered during the week. and while the COM
pany is waiting many new employees will
be trained at the factory at Spring City,
so the work can be started at the time
planned.
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time found tie mans tracks, but later
lost them From that day, SO far as is
known in this section, no one has ever
seen Ringing. The horse was later found
and Farrer says he thinks the man left
the horse and went on foot to the rail-
road. This would have been a trip of
twenty-five miles over the toughest kind
Of country.
RELATIVES INQUIRE.
The next the sheriff heard anything
concerning Ringing, he received a circu-
lar letter from relatives of the man in
missouri, enclosing photograph of
Ringing and asking the sheriff TO com
municate with them il he knew anything
of him. Farrer, in his correspondence
with the sheriff. had not given the horse
buyers name, and Sheriff Bliss did not
connect the missing Missourian with the
horse buyer who had disappeared.
A couple Of weeks ago, Lou Anderson
and George Black. cowboys, riding on
Suiyer mesa, found pair of Angora
chaperejes, a saddle and a bride bit,
which had been used BY Ringing. xbe
chaps" had what were thought to be
blood stains on them. The sheriff was
notified of the find, and last week went
to Green River to make an investigation.
SEARCH IS FUTILE.
IN company with George Black, William
Garvin and John Alfred, he went to the
mesa TO search for the missing man. He
found that on account of the snow they
could make but little Roadway in the
Work. 1hey Ilnally gave up the Work for
the present and took the saddle and other
belongings of Ringing to Green River
As soon as weather conditions will per-
nit. they will again search for the mans
body.
The sheriff found a wallet containing
papers of the missing man and some
other personal effects at Green River
These he left with Irving Cook, deputy
Sheriff at that place.
Harry Farrer was not at Green River
when Sheriff Bliss was there last week
having gone to Salt Lake City on bust
ness. William Bell was seen at Elgin
and stated that in his opinion Ringing
was still alive.
Sheriff Bliss has written Ringling's rel
atives in Missouri asking for more def
mite information of the missing man. and
inquiring If he has been seen or heard
from since last August.
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TRAGIC MYSTERY
OF SULYER MESA
Is B, l. Ringing Alive or Was
He Murdered in the
Lonely WiIdS?

Moab, Utah. March 20.-Whether B. L.
hingiing of Bourbon, Crawford county,
MO-, was murdered for his money, or
whether he left his horse on Suiyer
mesa and walked twenty-five miles to the
railroad 10 catch a train, leaving his be-
iongings at Green River, and is still
awe, IS a question that is worrying
sheriff William j. Bliss of Grand county
Rlngiing, man OF Il years. is de-
ScfiDed as or light complexion and weight
ABOUT 100 pounds. The first Sheriff Bliss
knew of him was by letter from Harry
farrer OF Green River. The letter was
received last August and stated that a
man claiming to be a horse buyer had
ridden away one of Farrer's best horses
ana asked that the sheriff look out for
him.
Mr.. Bliss was at Green River during
the early part of October. Farrer then
told him that he had hunted twenty-one
Gays Tor the horse, had finally found
the animal and still hoped to be able TO
lind the saddle. The horse buyer in his
opinion, was crook, who was anxious
TO make his escape. He told the sheriff
OF the particulars of Ringlings disap-
Ringing. he said, came to Green River
and represented that he was horse
buyer. He didn't look. good to Farrer
from the first, but exhibited a wallet con-
tanning considerable money. and Farrer
decided to take him out to look at his
horses. Mr. Farrer, Ringing and VIII
lam Bell, an employee of Farrer, went
80 DA ouAgt mesa TO LOOK at the
horses.
Suiyer mesa is one of the widest and
most desoiate sections of Grand county,
IL is twenty-five miles from Green River,
and IS almost as far from any other hui
man habitation- Here the men went to
examine Farrers horses, and here the
horse buyer disappeared.
DISAPPEARANCE.
The particulars of his disappearance as
TOLD by Farrer and substantiated by Bell
are that in the morning while Bell was
preparing breakfast, FaTrer and Ringing
started out to round up bunch of
horses. Ringing saw small bunch over
a hill and said, Il am on the best horse
and ] viii 60 around those" Farrer
agreed, and Ringing started after the
horses. FaTrer waited for him for some
time, and when he failed to return after
half an hour or So started in pursuit
All day without a bite to eat, Fsrrer fol-
lowed aim, returning to camp after dark
The next day both Farrer and Bell
searched for the missing man. They sep
arated during the day, and Bell at one
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AMERICAN FORK NOTES.

American Fork, March 20.-w. D. Ed
mOnGs. who has been local agent for the
Salt Lake Route at this place for the
past three years, has resigned his posi-
ton. Joseph Dunkiey was appointed in
his place.
Work of piping the water from the KEEL
~ farm, recently purchased by the city,
into the present water system is well I'M
der way. About 1000 feet of the trench
has been dug and the laying of the pipe
is being pushed. The water so far de-
veloped is in excess of that already in
use by the present system. and besides
the increased amount of water the press
ure will be almost doubled. Cement drain
pipe is being used for the head. and this
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RELIGIONS ALL ALIKE TO HIM.
(seattle Post-Intelligencerl

l.
Professor Perciva1 Lowell. the IA
nous astronomer and author. said this
other day of the amazing public iencr.
anee where astronomical matters are
concerned:
Il can't discuss my Marian theories
with the average man He is as ignor-
ant of astronomical terms as one of our
Flagstaff policemen is of ali long Latin
words.
This policeman arrested the other
night an elderly gentleman who was
parading the street in d white night
gown.
Good gracious, officer said the old
gentleman. giving a great start It's
all right. Let me go. I'm a sOmnam-
bulist'
But the policeman frightened his grip
on the old fellows arm.
1t don't make no odds what your
religion is he said, you come along
with me-"
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will be connected with wood pressure pipe.
1t will take about six weeks to complete
the work
The directors of the Dickerson Auto
matte Governor company have decided 10
increase their plant for the maaufac ture
of their governors. The building Will be
enlarged and the capacity OF the shops
increased by the addition of new machin-
cry. They expect to spend $1,000 in this
manner.
Mrs J. S. Rollo of Salt Lake City has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. NJ.
Brown of this city, for the past week.
Alice the 15-year-Old daughter of George
Sommerville, is very i'll Of pneumonia.
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MILES AT WHITE HOUSE.

Washington, March 20-Former Repre-
sentative James z. Watson of Indiana
who was Republican whip in the house.
and who lost his fight for the governor
ship, has been offered and has declined
the goverDOrshiD of Porto Rico and the
ministry to Cuba. Lieutenant General
Nelson A. Miles, retired. called at the
White House today for the first time in
eight wears.
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FATAL FIGHT ON TRAIN.

Clarendon, Tex. March 20.-An uniden-
tilted man is dead and Floyd Austrey of
Fort Worth is dying here as the result
of a three-cornered fight with revolvers
in a Fort Worth & Denver train near
Giles, Tex, today, Austrey and his cousin.
Fred Garrett of Fort Worth, killed a third
participant in the fight and threw the
body out of a coach window. Austrey is
in hospital here and ne and Garrett are
i'm custody.
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She. was reported to be somewhat i'm
proved today.
Professor z. D. Ball Of the AgricuItu-
raj college Of Logan lectured to a large
gathering Of citizens Of American Fork
at the Commercial club rooms tonight.
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pendent pure health This fluid the vital force Of
life and long remains pure disease but
mpury poison nuouSy the system and
affects portion of the body
PuStuar pmple aheS and the skin affections
feverS diseased condition
of humor presence of fiery acid which infames
delicate hbreS and tissues Rheumatism from
acid the circulation causing and stiffness
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THIS AGE OF LUXURY.

Gondon Tat1er-1
Weary Walker-Gettin' mighty pertick-
Ter, ole Ginger is. Won't sleep out now
'cept e finds a flower bed
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Gentlemen S. s. s. is a good
medicine. It is an excellent tonic to
give appetite and energy and make
one feel better in every way I have
found it also an excellent blood puri-
fer. For months I was troubled with
an itching skin eruption on the face,
and tried specialists and many RENE
dies to get a cure, but 8. 8. 8. Is the
only medicine that would cure. am
great deal Of your medicine, knowing
it to be the best blood purifier and
tonic known to the world today.
MRS. FRANK HORNER.
1880 East Seventh ST., Canton, o.