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New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
OBJ MILAN.

ciety intends to range freely over all epochs and
schools. It's first selections have been made with
uncommon good Judgment. the notes on the
drawings are brief but authOrtatively written
and in all mechanical details this publication is
perfect. AS the membership is increased a
larger number of reproductions will be issued
The Vasari Society has been generously sup
ported. and it is to be hoped that its friendly
rival In France will meet with the same favor
The secretary is NJ Pierre Marcel who may be
addressed at 19 Rue Spontini in Paris
Apropos OF the sale of the Duke of NorfoIk's
Holbein, we may note an editorial in the April
number of The Burlington Magazine" in which
the parlous case of England in these matters is
made the theme of a woful plaint we han
pened a few weeks ago. says the writer ito call
friends attention to a small panel in a Lon
don salesroom. Three days later he informed rs
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
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mood This peculiarly personal souvenir
which by the way is reproduced with amazing
fidelity even to the color of the paper the marks
of time it shows, and on-is followed by an
interesting portrait of a young man drawn by
some follower of AltdOrfer. Then comes
charming example of Fragonard, in sepia, and
after this we have a remarkable portrait OF
Hokusai, drawn by himself. The last drawing
in the sheaf is one by Degas. showing ballet
dancer from three points of view
All of these things are good to have, and it is
especially gratifying to note the liberal pohcy
which they imply. Evidently the French so
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

that the purchaser had found upon it the sigma
tUre of Rembrandt in his Leyden period Ga dis
covery thoroughly justified by the workman
ship, and had already started for Berlin with
his treasure. For BerlinI Great Britain has so
completely abdicated her place in the world Of
art that the finder of a good picture viii not
waste a day in London" The sorrowing com
mentator goes on to describe with a kind OF
mournful appreciation the method whereby Dr.
Bode the director Of the Berlin Museum has
raised Germany to commanding position where
the purchase of valuable works Of art is con-
cerned- He speaks also Of the formidable com
petition OF America and records in a pathetic
footnote that "the imminent removal Of the
tariff upon works Of art imported into America
will at once accelerate immensely the export Of
art treasures from this country" What can
England do? The government. at the best can
render only limited aid and though there is a
National Art Collections Fund which has
proved to be OF some service. we are told that
It is 'iI supported and rarely open to prompt ne
gotiation" The outlook is certainly dark
Among the other articles in this number OF
-~The Burlington" there IS one Interestingly
inustrated) on Charles COnder. in which MI
Charles Ricketts, writes well OF a charming
modern type. too little known in this country.
and Mr. Hill continues his suggestive notes on
italian medals But most important OF all is a
recording his discovery at the seat Of Lord
Berwick, near Shrewsbury, Of large painting
which he takes to be an eighteenth century copy
from lost original by GiOrgiOne Furthermore
he Identifies the subject as an open air concert
at Asolo. where Caterina Cornaro held her
court and in one Of the musicians he finds the
portrait OF young GiOrgio Of Castelfranco him
self. Even in the small reproduction which Mr..
Cook gives US his argument is made TO seem
very plausible Students OF one OF the most
fascinating of Italian painters viii share his
lively hope that the original picture may
be tracked to its hiding place
Certain old masters OF deep interest are dis
cussed in the May number of "The International
Studio" wherein Mr.. William Rankin begins
survey OF the Italian pictures belonging to M
John G. Johnson Of Philadelphia The three
four reproductions show with what rare sym
pathy this collector has sought out the painters
OF the Renaissance, going not merely for great
names but for pictures OF intrinsic beauty. II
is pleasant to see also in this periodical ap-
preciative paper by Mr.. Arthur HOeber on the
work Of MIR. Charles W. Hawthorne. leading
figure among the younger artists OF the day
&c
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
NgFDBALBRs RsESTANDN6
v. q. FISCHER
ART GALLERIES,
527 and 529 18th ST.,
WASHINGTON, d. c

Dealers in fine Paintings schools. Engravings
Durer. Rembrandt Whistler, Hatenr heryon Br1c Bras
Bindings Books
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

4 Youthful Production Of Edrrard FiizGeraI&
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

When Solomon said. Train ID a
child in the way he should 60 and
when he Is old be VII no; depart
from H." he never meant that you
can obey this command and enjoy
the promise by sending your child
rem TO the public school sns TO sunday
school. The country Is fun o. law
less boys and Maynard girls because
parents shirk their duty. clGnoring
for curfex laws. compulsory ednca-
ton and all such rot. with the vain
and deiasive hope that legislation
can remedy their own neglect Of duty.
Give us one generation OF parents who
understand what God requires of
them and perform IL faithfully. and
the next generation will usher in the
millennium.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22
THE COMPROMISE BANK GUAR.
ANTv BILL.

Senators Meacham. Greer. Perkins
and Harper have introduced a com
promise bank deposits guaranty bill
combining the salient features OF the
Cureton bill and the Senter.Hume
measure with some new provisions
lnasmuch as 1t will probably pass both
houses and be approved by the COVER
nor. the statement given out by the
authors is herewith presented:
1T provides for two systems OF Sc
curlty for depositors in state banks.
those belonging TO one system being
defined as bond security banks and
those belonging TO the other system
as guaranty. fund banks. and provides
that all banks and trust companies
heretofore Incorporated may have the
option OF availing their depositors OF
either system. but they shall not be
required TO accept either; that banks
hereafter incorporated shall be reQuir.
ed at the time chartered to adopt one
system or the other, and elect which
system they will adopt and adequate
bond with good and sufficient sureties
equal in amount to double the capital
stock Of the bank be $4,000 or less.
or one and one-half times the capital
stock II not more than $4,000 and not
more than 100000. and equal TO the
capital stock II IL be more than $780,
600. II further provides. however, that
any bank OF the last named class
which. at the time of failure. shall
have on hand, exclusive real estate
mortgages or vendors liens or NUM-.
cipal, state. county or district bonds.
that such mortgages, linens or bonds
may be taken at their actual cash
market value as a credit upon she
liability Of the securities upon the
bond.
These provisions render the bond.
while ample protection for the de-
position. much less onerous upon the
bank than former bills proposed. pro
viding a system OF safeguarding de-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

The new map Of the stars which
the International astronomical con-
gress is making In Paris will show
between 100000 and 40.oO0.0 900
stars. which the astronomers say are
all In motion. When we remember
that each OF these is the center OF
system and that our sun with its reti-
nue. of planets is among the smallest
OF them we can realize that Jack Lon
don was right when he compared hui
man beings to the microbes in the
yeast.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22
BRYAN. TEXAS. APRIL %. 1903.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers will please take notice
that 10 insure the appearance Of their
ads on the day the copy Is brought In,
copy for Daily ads, both new and
changes, must reach the office not
later than 10 o'clock a. m. on the day
the ads are to appear. Copy for ads
In the Weekly must reach the Office
by Tuesday afternoon, not later than
$50.
All notices Of church services, and
Ill other notices, must be In the Office
BY u o'clock Of the day they are to
appear.
II 10 our purpose to make the Eagle
prompt TO the minute and 10 this II
10 neesssary to have fixed rules. Our
friends and patrons will aid us greatly
BY complying with the above.
the EAGLE PRINTING CO.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

The Houston Chronicle publishes a
front page. boxcar headlines a story OF
a combination OF the Houston oil Co..
the Higgins Oil Co.. and the Waters
Pierce Oil Co.. to take over the Tex.
as property Of the last named. form
ing the biggest octopus that has yet
made It habitat In the southwest. II
may be true. but the Chronicle has
something Of reputation for 'narrat.
Ing fairy tales,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

Time was when nobody thought of
associating evil with the word graft.
II is good old honest Anglo-saxon
word. but of late years Il has fallen
into disrepute by evil association. Yet
there are still good grafters, OF whom
Luther Burbank is prince.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

There are kids in Gainesville who
smoke 200 cigarettes every "a hours"
That Is one every two minutes. al
lowing no time for eating or sleep
Ing. This reminds us OF some OF the
yarns told about the amount OF whis-
ky consumed in Atlanta when they
first had local option there. twenty
three years ago.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

II man IL known by the company
he keeps. President Taft must be
very immoral person, since he is on
terms Of intimacy with many mem
beers OF the Ananias club.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

A. was forecasted In the Eagles
news service last Friday Governor
Campbell has appointed Mayor VIM.
d. Williams OF Fort Worth to fill the
vacant place In the railroad commits.
sion. Judge Williams has signified his
intention to accept and the senate is
expected to confirm the appointment.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

Don't forget that the Eagle gives
you all the most important events OF
the day at last twelve hours ahead
Of any other paper you can possibly
get.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

In the tariff debate why are the dem
ocratic senators like Moses? Because
they are meek? No. but because they
are slow OF speech.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

There are a few Texas newspapers
which. doubtless, would say II they
dared that the Waters Pierce OIL com.
pany has been shamefully treated.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

Niagara Falls needn't get scared
Chicago will never succeed In draining
Lake Michigan OF into the Mississippi
River.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

When women learn to dress ration
ally thoughtful men will begin TO have
confidence In their ability to volt
nationally and 10 hold ONCE.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

We had a sneaking liking for sena-
tor cummins Till he said Roosevelt
was a bigger man than Washington.
A satyr 10 Hyperion. as II were.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

Many are the hearts that are wear
lily waiting for the legislature to sine
die.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

The Gainesville Register says:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-22

that the state banks OF Texas Will be
as well safeguarded for the protection
Of the people who deposit their money
in them. as well as the stockholders
OF the bank, as any In the world"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03

Saturday Of last week there
was alittle display Of fruit on
the table in front Office Of Messrs.
Shull 4 Laughren. There were
pears. peaches, apples. grapes,
plums, nectarines, and as fine
specimens Of this fruit would be
hard to find outside Of the MINI
bres Valley. Did you ever hear
q croaker croak that you couldn't
raise fruit in this country on ac-
count Of the wind? Did YOU
ever hear a knocker knock that
they can raise fruit up the river
but cannot raise it here. And
lastly did you ever hear that un-
informed and m isinform ed
pseudoscientifc and u!tracon-
sentative nincompoop aver that
you cant afford to pump water
fifty feet for irrigating purposes?
IL is no use to argue with such
croakers and knockers. The
trouble is with their liyers and
not with their heads.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03
A New Industry for Luna
County.

In the course Of a recent inter
view with reporter Of the Al.
buquerque Citizen, Delegate An
hrews said
I'VE got a strong duty on lead
and zinc. and luor-spar, which
D. found in large deposits in the
southern part of the territory
and used largely in manufacture
of iron, steel and glass
The result Of the duty on
huor.spar was felt Immediately
in the vicinity Of Deming.
Since the passage Of the Payne
tariff bill, huor-spar mine has
been opened Up nine miles
northeast Of Deming and they
are now loading at Mirage sta
tion a car Of spar a day, and the
output will be increased rs fast
as it is demanded BY the market.
The Manager Of the American
Firemens Mining Company, Mr..
J. j, Walsh, is now filling an
order for five hundred tons OF
this article to be used by the
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company,
and he has promise Of an order
for five thousand tons il the
quality satisfies the company.
And there is no doubt about the
quality; spar from this mine
analyses 98 per cent calcium
fuoride, and there are apparent.
~ inexhaustible quantities Of Il.
The tariff on iluor. spar shuts
out the foreign product which
supplied the steel manufactur-
ers Of this country, coming in as
ballast, principally from Wales,
and opens up a new industry In
New Mexico and especially in
Luna County. The deposits in
this country are purest and
most extensive of any known in
the world, and consequently this
industry promises much for our
immediate section.
When anything comes up
touching the interests Of New
Mexico, Delegate Andrews can
be counted upon to be there a
little ahead Of time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03
CONTEST NO. 2iis.
Contest Notice

Department N the Interior. Unitsa State I..p5
otsce 81 Cruces New Mexico. jub ~ 1902
suihrifnt eontes, ahAirfif having haen Als.l M
this cfiee BY James r. Waist. contestant arainsi
Samuel ID. 1urrey, Fntry No ass tSstisl NJ
elaoil rnsdc sept a. inA Tor MA. S4etlosn n,
lcwnshlp p S. Range aW N N y Msrliiau. nv
SannclO Cursey Contestee o. which N l. slle~,,l
that said Samuel y Curse, ma wholly ahandon.,j
SAID tract Of land ani changed his resLler~r
thertffcn for MoFc than siS months since uaaklp,-
aait entry and next prior D. tho dat hsr,an ia
.nt trncirs Hct ssttls.i appn and caltivatei A..
rurding ~ law
SAID parties Are hereby notified b. aprear p,
sfotd ani otter eviiruce tunching sail hilsgttiaa
~ 10 e'clock . NJ vi octol,er A. 1900 hslorc u
v Mckeyea u 5. Commissioner. nssnin,r NJ Al
AMI TIA hnAl hearing Wii b.. held Al 10 o'rloek =
~. on Nov. O. 400. heforc tha Rsfisspr AID Ne.
Cruces New Nexico
The saii con,ssssnt having. lnappper aFiaav.
V alei July y 1909 at forth fasts which show,
that after due diligence perennial service n sh,,
rr'ice eaa rti b. made liil hsrsl ,fasref aa8
directed that such notice ~ given b. due and
pruptf psblcAtlpn.
gosr GoNsALEs RsEisisg,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03
CONTEST NO an.
caassst haiies,

Department % The interior. United States I.ana
ohier Al las cruces N ~. Iub es 1904
suiiicicnl coat'st aaaiavit having been hloi
On IN. oliire b. lSacien g. lfrittou, oantestant
ATalnsl Silai G. n1rnra. Entry No. isaa tssnal
Noaltsl. maSs loh "a 1903 for MEN, NWl,
Ne ~ igwnaAip 1lS.. hAnge gE., N NJ p
herician. b nllai hafnea cnntnssna N which
y ~ alleged that Silas e bnrnes nj vioiaflon o.
tne rule1 AMI regulations governing onfries %
government lands has been kni II nov ollerlnr Coz
sale his desert land entry NJ i6 prior - ohssin-
my pathnt thereto and that said nsrnes
!. not now nor has he been a resident Of ke~
herlco
sail parties are heceb, nctiAed % appear. ~.
spnd aiiil uier evidence touching said allarafinn
=. ,n'rlock 3 N ur Oriohcr p 1900 befcrs b. i .
hckevet. U n Commissioner DrfsIinr N Al
nnd that hnhl hanr1nF will b. hell al Z n'eiosk
2. NJ. on Noe, 6, 1908. hrfnre tine Rerietef AM
keeHlver a. the Unitsi States Land ONES IN Las
Cruses ~ ~
The sAii contestant having ina propsr afaaus-
" h'ed 1nly = l9oA, set fnf3l iaril which shuW
thaf after due eiliErnec pcIannal ucrvics Of this
utiea easl nat he made. iis hereby ordcrsi ami
d'rec'ed that such notice BE- rivsn hy due and
proven publication.
geeE noSakIEa. nsglssg,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03

A special train has been
chartered to take the fat men OF
III paso to Deming Sunday TO
play ball with the fats of that
town. A big crowd will accom-
pany the fats.
The above notice appeared in
the NJ Paso Times twenty years
ago. Several OF the old-timers
remember the game. Il was a
great occasion. The fats OF
Deming did their derndest. but
the men from the little
town east Of us swatted our
best pitchers out Of the box, fan
ned out our best sticks, stole
bases, slid in home on their
rotund stomachs, and ran up the
score upon our obese heroes until
baseball could not be mentioned
on the streets Of our village for
a month afterwards without pre-.
cipitating a fistcuf. Legend
has perhaps magnitied the quan.
tity Of booze consumed, but tn,
most reliable statements obtain.
able are to the effect that tht
railroads, to supply the hiatus
which the f. Pasosns left in our
gin shops, side-tracked ever,
other species Of freight for
week after the memorable game
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03
Conlest No 2ic1
rahiaal Nailta.

department ~ me interior, United s,a,ea Land
Once AZ las Cruces n, ~. Aug n ia0a
A Sufficient Contest nfnlayl, having l.en flio.
10 this giiice b. Edward , Moran. contestant
4sninai liltnealoai ehtIJ 40. tg1 laeril oieEl
sec,lon 10 Township = IS. Ru,se 2 n
y. N. ". meridian. b Olyer K Reynoll,
Iuuteiie % which Il o alleged that said OivcrK
kynQha has wholly abandoned tah tracl
" land ard changed his resiicnce there.
from sor morr than ~ mnnthi since making MI
cniil and next prior a. the bate hetoin. that al
tract u noi settled lnpn and cultiyaiei b. sAd
ent5man a. required hy law. ami that there an,
nq improvements pirrson u any hind
Saai paTtics arc hcrrhy notified 20 appear re-
sppnl. and oifsr evidence touching sail a'iega
tn ~ y .ehck M en- Oct ie. i@a
lelpu r. \. Mck0ga a. s.. Court Commirsionsl
o. uomiug. New Mgxic0 ana that fnalhcanne All
Le held "a 10 l'glock a m on Oct W lg1a
before ihr Reaisi,r and Receiver % The limited
state Land uihce Va las Cruces ~ ~
The said cnntrslani having in o proper AFFIDAVIT
hitl Avg VI 1872 set forth facts which shoe
That afirf due diligence rer.onh service q this
n1iicf cal nni ~ male. Il 10 hercbY ordered and
directed That such notice be- given ir Doe and
lup.r Publication.
Josr GoSzurs Register
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03

Department Of the Interior. u. s. Land
Office AZ Las Cruces, NJ. NJ. Aug.
3. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that Thadeuf
|. Chase. Of Deming, ~ NJ. who. on
May ~. 1903. made Homestead IN.
lfy No. 5gJ5. tserial U,820I for sWi.
Section H. Township ~ 3. Range
. ", ~ NJ. Pr Meridian. has
hled notice Of intention 10 make Final
Communication Proof, 10 establish claim
~ the land above described before a. Y.
McKeyes. Y s. Court Commissioner. nj
Defining, N. H., on the DIST day OF
September. iy0g.
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Lemuer T. Margfave Of Deminr N. NJ.
Arthur A douglas "
Sophia a. Moore " I"
Edwin NJ uhase 90 Z"
JOSH GoN2Atss. Register.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03
New Time Card

The following schedule went into ef-
{ect on the s. p Sunday, April 18th.
Pacific time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03

Miss lone Hodgdon is expected
home about the 18th of August
from pittstoh, Pa, having spent
a year 10 music ut Scranton. Pa,
and will devote her time teaching.
She will be ready to open a class
In music with school term.
Dr. r. Glaze the Chicago
Murologist Of Douglas. Ariz.,
will be at the Bank Hotel Sept.
lst 70 Bird with a full line OF
glasses. Have your children,s
eyes looked after now before
scNcol begins,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03
CONTEST NO eiN
Contest Nosice

Department q lhc interior uu,ed sta,ea land
Ofics Al Las Crucca. n, W.. Avg. o. 100.
A sufficient contest aiiiavit having been filed
Ia this eIicc b. james T. Walsh CONTESTANT
aga.nsi HenssieAl Entry No s9sl, lscriAl No
fi9,dl made Nov. ~ t1of f0f Sf.t. Section 10
Iewnalip 9 s RAnfs W.. y NJ + Meridian. ~
Matte 2. Fierce. Cou,cstee M which q IL alleged
nat sail Malta =, Pierce, has Wholly Abandoned
aid traci 81 land and chsngel residence thcrcfrorn
for morr than slN mouths since making esi eTtr,
and next prior 10 date herein. that said tract Il
nlt SETTLED upop and cultivated b. said ertryfnau
a. gcqlincd D. Law.
Sad partisl ara herehy notified 10 appfar. ne.
,pona. All oifcI evidence touching aii alicgatisi
~ v o'eiocA = NJ. on October T. 1903, bcforr \
y. Nekeyes, Y, 3, Commissioner DcminQ. N NJ
and hat 6nal hearing will b. toiiatiO O'clock a
p a. oebolsr q 1903, before the Register an,
Receive. ~ y. United States Land Office IN IA.
| Cruces. New Mcxico
/ The aid coulsatant having. ~ proper affidavit
aled Aug 4 1909. ~ forth fasta which rho,y TIA
AtWt DC diliEencc ptrsonM service OF this note
cannot b. made u y hcrchy oriercd and ilrccle.
that suth notice b. given by doc and proper pahii
callon
Jon. coSzAtrs Rexistcr
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03
The Lester House.

Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Newly rem
ovated and cyerhauled. The
most pleasant. comfortable and
sanitary rooms in the city. Bath,
electric lights and telephone,
conveniently located. Positively
no sick people admitted. Rates
reasonable. Phone 1856.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03

A French scientist has discovered one
secret OF long life. His method deals
with the blood But long ago millions
OF Americans has proved Electric Bit
tiers prolongs life and makes Il worth
living, Il puriiies, enriches and vital
ICES the blood, rebuilds wasted nerve
cells, imparts life and tone 20 the en-
tire system. It's godsend 10 weak
sick and dehilitated people. Kidney
trouble had blighted my life for
months, writes W. NJ. Sherman, OF
Gushing, Me. "hut Electric Bitters
cured mo entirely" Only Soc at all
druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03
CONTEST NO ao.
Cahtest Nnnte.

Department ~ Che Interior unnod States land
Vhge al Las Cruces. Nsw Mexico july Al 1904
\ su.hcl,ai contest AFFIDAVIT having been ne,
in ths oiter l9 GcorRv Z. Gilbert. contestant
asa,na, Amt Anclnu. sutT, No t93s iaerial No
Glll male DsOrnh1r N. iapi Tor SMG Sector
- Township =. 3 Range W, b Amt Arnssof
Iontcatec III which ID = alleged that aaA Arn'
Arncton las whclb ahaniorei said tract ~ Ian,
ana chAngcd BE- reaicncc thercfrgrn tor mon
Than siA unpths since making said entry hnc
nest pngr 90 he data herein. that aid tract 4
nnl settled lpcn ard clitiyated 81 sah entNmai
o. rv4lircd h3 law, and that thorc arr no Improve
ulruu herun n any Mind.
Sati partes ar hereby notified o. appear. ~
aponi AMI oifcl evidence touching sal ailerntlJi
e. Wg'cl0ck a. W. on October a'th 1909. before q
y. Nskcycs. y. q Commissioner. al Drming
New MgNlco,and hat final hearing will b. held 4
v uclock a ~. on Novcmber sih, 1907. before IA.
kegi1tcT AMI Receiver AZ the uhltci States Ian,
ot.cc IN las CriccA NV Mexico,
The said contestant having. Ia q proper affldAv
Y. hle Jan, esth 1919. set Forth facts which ah0,
hat after duo diligcncc persnnal ssrvicc Of thi
notice ca not b. made d = hereby ordered an,
dircetai that such noticc b given by due an
pr'icr puhiicstion
JOSH coSzNEs. Register.