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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Christmas issue of the Red and
Slack made Its appearance at @ inc hisn
were sold. The number is one OF the
best this year. as every section Is far
above the standard. The story section
is complete as there are both long and
short ones. The prize story was written
by Gladys Robinson, The Joke section
Is the best this year. as the majority OF
the jokes arc original The feature Is
the sophomore alphabet the prize win
ner being composed by Drucilla Gaby and
jeanette Thompson The cartoons by
Arthur Doran are exceedingly good. the
school building and boosting for "a new
one.
Tho athletic directors met Wednesday
noon and looked over the marks OF the
lean Fork Wednesday evening IN the
Apollo hall and tho boys must be eligible
Only seven out of the fifteen on the squad
will be able To play.
All gymnasium classes will be called
of Thursday in order to allow the senior
class to decorate for the Red and Black
dance that VIII be held In the. evening;
Red and black. the school colors VIII
Will have 4 corner to decorate I'm its own
class colors. There will be o number OF
clever electrical effects,
Owing to the holiday Friday. Prof.
Clark will change the chemistry laoorar
tory periods OF the different classes to
Thursday. Ono experiment viii be
missed, bu, as the classes are above the
standard In labora tory work II VIII be no
trouble 10 catch up after the holidays,
Owing 10 a one-weell vacation this
year, Instead OF two weeks II Will make
II Impossible for number OF the stu
dents who live out OF town TO visit their
homes
Announcement was made Wednesday
that all designs for the football pins must
be In before the close OF school Thurs
day. The design that is chosen Will win
for the designer prize of So In cash.
The students taking typewr!ting are
working hard for mId-year examination
In speed work and general questions.
An announcement was made in all
classes Wednesday that the students who
had books badly in need OF repairs could
have the repairs made during the holi-
Jays free of charge. There were over l50
books left at the office Wednesday. The
books must be IN condition for the month
y book inspections.
The art work of the students now on
exhibition in the halls of the main build
Ing is exceedingly good The artists are
all girls. Elsie Erickson. Reah TAYLOR,
Paunta Petro, Louise Bernieb and Chloe
Batemen.
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Total bank clearings for WednTs,sday,
December -. were 81. .ll3.sl2:i9 This rs
an excellent showing for a single day IN
comparison with the daily average OF
the year. The increase over the CORE
spending day of last year. however, is
small owing to the large total that day
Of 1908. The total at that time was
81, ,ll6.5 .546.0l. and the excess, then. is a
little less than l per cent,
AT a regular meeting OF the board of
directors OF the Salt Lake Security ana
Trust company. Wednesday, December
%, the eleventh dividend since the or
ganiza ton OF the company was declared
amounting To s per cent per annum anu
payable January ], 1910. On capital OF
The dividend declared Is an increase
of ! per cent over all former dividends
and leaves in the treasury OF the COM
pany a surplus OF 100000. besides q large
sum To be placed in undivided profits
II is pointed out by the directors that
the dividend Is small In comparison with
the earnings OF the company, nul III is
the policy OF the company 70 place the
thus making the financial condition OF
the company stronger. 1t is also pointed
out that the success of the company is
due To the fact that il bases Its opera
ton on real estate security and that It's
business is almost entirely confined 10
investments OF that class
Further plans for the improving of the
business area OF the city is lndlcated
day by c. e. Reese. who recently opened
a ieweIry store at 2i9 South Main street
that no will occupy the portion OF the
building which is 10 be vacated by the
National Cash Register company on the
completion of the new building Tor that
concern on State street The new loca-
ton viii be remodeled. thus making
store equal to any In the city, Inc
stock will be greatly enlarged and the
business increased. Mr., Reese came here
recently from Spokane. where he con
Quoted q large jcwelry business IN the
Pennington hotel block.
Following n meeting of the board OF di-
rcctors Of the Utah Hotel company Tues
Gay afternoon. the announcement was
made that the new building now IN
course OF construction at Main street
and South Temple streets viii be named
the Hotel Utah" A number OF DIFF
ferent suggestions for names Of tho new
cusslon was carried on before the choice
OF that name,
The Dundee Woolen Mills company,
with. HEADQUARTERS In Chicago. Is the
latest concern to secure location IN
Salt Lake City. The concern occupies
the north half OF the building used by
the Dclmar restaurant, and Will make d
new quarters have been remodeled to suit
the convenience of the company. T. E
Bennett formerly with the Des Moines.
Ia, house Of the company, has charge OF
the business here.
Plans for the new heating plant OF the
buildings of the Church OF Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints have been prepared
for about. January /. The entire system:
which will cost between Sl6O, 900 and
5000 900, Will be used to provide heat for
the Temple. the Tabernacle. Assembly
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Dope from the Police Court

When Judge Bowman's court was
called 10 order Wednesday afternoon the
name OF but one lone tncbriate ap-
pcared on the docket, and when
his name was called he failed to put in
an appearance. He had. however, left
s. with the desk sergeant downstairs,
and this was declared forfeited. Those
charged with vagrancy were In the ma
iority and were given an opportunity to
explain their presence in the court. VIII
liam and James Ryan and George How
ell who had been arrested the night be
fore failed to sa atisfy the judge, and had
their cases set for hearing January .,
with hall fixed in the sum Of $40 They
VIII be held until that time pending fur
ther investigation as to their wherea-
bouts on the night Youne's cafe was
held up.
. Frank Williams. n negro. arrested and
brought back from Omaha two weeks
ago. who is alleged to have assisted In
the robbery OF the Paris Cleaning COM
pany's store the night Of December 4,
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Marriage Licenses.

George Fisher and Rosena May Donkln
both OF Salt Lake.
Charles E, Allen and Winnie B. Bates
both Of Salt Lake.
e B. Coates of st. George and Margue-
rite McFate OF Eureka.
Hyrum l.. Mullincn and Cornclia
James, both of SIT Lake
John p. Porter OF Parkersville and
Amanda FELTON, OF Mona.
Roy B. Tremayne and Louise Terry
both OF Salt Lake.
Kumen Boice and Carrie Spannagel
both OF Salt Lake.
Wallace Young OF Perry and Rose At
knson Of Clarkston.
A ii. Edmonston of Kenilworth and
Eliza M. Edwards of Lynn.
Joseph y, Quibell and Ellen Dean OF
Salt Lake.
John A Bccwar OF Rio Grande. Cal,
and Maud Gundry OF Stockton, Utah
George Ervine and Alice Green, both
OF Salt Lake.
Duncan Stewart of Meadow Utah. and
Signe Christensen of Sacramento. Cal.
Joseph s. Peery and Juliua c. Smith,
both OF Salt Lake.
|. II. Thoreson OF Logan and Irene
Parkinson OF Hyrum,
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COhn'S
Xmas Gifts CT AA
Spend About U1svV

For the person who wishes 70
spend about $1,00 for some ,;,.
we append this list.
For a Woman:.
Stockings. Silk veo,,
Fancy Aprons.
Fancy Linen Pieces
Ladies Neckwear. Lace Collar,
Gloves. Box of Handkerchief
Purse or Bag. Bottle of Colopna
waist Mater1aL. Umbrella,
Vase and Ornamental Chin,
Manicure Set Toilet Set.
Work Boxes. Fancy Basket.
For q Man:
Umbrella. ppr,.
Cigar Jars. Shaving se,,
nalr BRUSHES Stems.
Manicure Sets. Paper Weight.
Bath Robes,
Handkerchiefs, Mufflsrs.
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was arraigned. but asked TO be given
until today TO enter his plea. In default
of 5000 ball he was committed TO the
custody of the sheriff.
Charles Royal, accused of batterIng up
a lady OF color, had the hearing Of his
case set for January 4. and In default
OF s25 bail he will remain a guest OF
the city until that time
John Furey, an alleged notorious CALI
fornia and Utah desperate, the leader OF
the Furey gang, who is alleged TO have
robbed the Finch cafe the morning OF
November IL, was bound over 10 the dis
trict court, and in default OF $1,000 bail
will remain the guest of the sheriff. The
principal witness was c. III. Baughman.
waiter employed at the cafe at the
time OF the robbery. Another of the
witnesses examined was George She'll
cross. who also was In the cafe at the
time OF the holdup. The attorney for the
defense told the court that he did not
care to submit any evidence at that
time.
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A ''Line o. Type" OF Two
Concerning Sensational Bargains
in Furs, PetticOatS, Bath Robes. Etc.

Ten pieces real mink fur scarfs head and tail trimmed bro
caded and plain satin lined. Actual values noo IN
Splendid Of Kolnsky sabes neck pieces and
lined All 90 at 1s Off
Black sable and Isabella shades fine quality of real fox furs
scarfs and mu head and tail trimmed Choose just half
market oue Eet1rt nrice ~ Off
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23

Foiey's Honey and Tar is the best
and safest cough remedy for children.
At the first symptoms Of cold give as
directed, and ward off danger of Group,
bronchitis sore throat, cold in the head,
and stufy breathing. 1t brings COM
fort and ease to the little ones. Con-
tains no opiates or other harmful drugs.
Keep always on hand, and refuse sub
stitutes. Schramm J ohnson company.
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One lot Of hand bags
worth to So. .,.....
One lot of bags,
wanted colors.
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Real Estate Transfers.

United Realty Co, TO o. Rasmus-
sen, lots 80 and 81. block 4. I'm
ion Heights subdivision ...s...$ $40
Thomas Stokes ct nj to j. r. AL
len. part section 6, township
south, range ] east. st....-...,.... 5000
Mutual Investment Co. TO William
II. Shaw. part lot 8, block 1872.
plat s,,.,.s,-e....s.s, l
John B. Ingram to Robert E. l..
Collier, part lot l. block d3.
plat 3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.150
w. r. Hutchinson ct al to Emma
]. G: Bishop, part lot 3. block
IL, plat G....s... ...,.s.s,...s.s.-. $500
Lewis S. Hills ct al to Eugene T.
Hills, part lot 6. block 90, plat
William H. Newman ct al to Hor-
ace NJ Seal part section "a,
township south, range / west. 200
Benjamin r. Putnam ct al to A.
II. Parsons. lots 40 and 46, block
l, Perkins third addition. . 10
Hykman Harris ct al to Q. A.
Palmer. lots 10 to %, block Q
Linden Park subdivision ,... 450o
Gilmer Realty Co. 10 Jay T. Gil
mer. lots OIL 10 SIS, block 2. Gil
ner square Observation-Disclosures 1000
Mabel r. Huffman eft al to James
N. Wright. part lot Is. block T.
five-acre plat ....,t...,,,... 1900
Walter II. Dayton ct al 10 Arthur
Burrows, part lot 8, block 80.
pat n ...-----.,-- -r.--.-....., 10, 13S
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Don It overlook HLIGHTS AND
SHADOWS OF MORMONISM" when
selecting Xmas gifts. You couldn't
choose al more appropriate present for
relative or friend who is interested in
5Ian 9tah s history hist For sale BY all news.
sent postpaid upon receipt Of price,
s1,25,
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Deaths.

Alvin l.. Cederqulst, died l.. D. S. hos
pital; aged years; burns,
Pernilla Malmberg. 666 Third East;
aged S5; old age.
Dante A. Glenn. l Church street; aged
4S; pleurisy.
Alice Marguerite Shay. Los Angeles;
aged 80: valvular disease OF heart.
James c. Gleeson, i62 Elm court; aged
81, rheumatism OF heart
William |. Showaker, $50 Fourth East
aged 67; chronic nemiphegia.
Stewart Boam. Winder ward; aged 3;
aDpendicltis aDsccss.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

James A. Muerbrook. 1853 Eleventh
East: son,
John +, Robinson. Kimball. Utah. born
az Keogh- Hammond hospital, son.
John w, Brown, 500 Eleventh East,
daughter.
William Hanson, 1916 Arapaho street,
daughter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-23

Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy Of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co., 32 Up,
Main We own our own records.
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Ayers SarsapariIla is a tonic. 1t does
not stimulate. II does not make you
feel better one day, then as bad as ever
the next. There is not drop Of alcohol
in it. You have the steady, even gain
that comes from strong tonic. Ask
your doctor all about this.
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Building Permits.

These building permits were issued
Wednesday by A. B. Hirth, city building
inspector, as follows:
w. H. Allbee. 1l37 East Harrison
avenue, fiye-room. brick dwell
ing ....,,.............,....s 1000
C. II. Carlquist. 992 South Wash
ington street. two-room, frame
dwelling .,.,..-..., .,............ 6oC
f. A. McDermid, 3l2 South Fourth
East street two-story. brick
dwelling :. ,..................,, 5000
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen that | the under
slgn- 1. treasurer II quay county Territory
ut New Mexico. viii on the IS'h day at
February, igog, receive bid tor tn" sale
oi schunl bond, issued 10y school district
number one. QUAY .ounty, re'ftor, OF
New Mexico. SAID issue ~ IN the sum of
Twenty Four Thousand Dollars. lss4,oool
SAID bond, shall be- issued IN den1mins'
lions Of fiNl Hundred Dollars $500 90
each. payable thirty years alter date and
itaNIng interest at the rate OF STA per
cent per annum, and redeemable az any
time after ten wears, AN bid, must be
accompanied with a certified check ct
:! 10000 payable to the undersigned for
the Us. and benefit Ut said school district,
condiuUoed upon the acceptance and pay
mem, tor said bonds according to the bud
providing the bad is accepted by the un-
drrsiened No bids will be accepted after
lively. o'clock OF said 18th day OF febru'
AIRY, 1909, reserve the right TO reject al
BIDS. &. III CHEsAuL1,
tS-t treasurer, Quay
County, New Mex
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department II the Interior, u, = H. a
Dthce, ~lucumCsr y. VI Ian ~, 1919
A sufh,lrnt contest affidavit having b. ~
II ed ~ this office 10y 10 Bsca, CO.
t-stanI. against hem -sirdd entry No OI4N
made Angus, I, 1905, serial No oil4I Tor
81 . Sw, Sec as, ~ nwI and w nes Sc
A Twp ~ n Of range So e y NJ Prime
pa Meridian. by Andres "a q don, CON
,cs,-e IN which i, is all x d und-r date oi
lul, -. zoos, that III sad Andr-s Gabal-
don had wholly abandoned said lane Tor
more than six months last past. that SAID
and had not been settled upon and cult
yated A. required b. law and tina, Their"
we're no improvements OF any kind on SAID
land and lha, his absence still existed a,
,b. date uf his affidavit, aud hat his and
absence had not been caused 10y emplo,-
men, IN the Army OF Navy. said parties
are hereby notified 10 appeal, respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation at
~ O'Clock a. m. on March ~, 1905 before
The Register aud Receiver at the United
States Land Once IN Tucumcarl, y NJ
The SAID c~ontes,sn, having. IN a proper
affidavit nled Jan. ~, 1000, Sc, forth facts
which show that after due diligence per.
sonal service oi this motto. can not be
made, II IL hereby ordered and directed
that such notice b. gwen by due and pro.
| p.r publication. I7'S
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Cont 1879. y. V, GALLEGos, k-' lvrr
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Notice Of Sale Of Bonds.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
| the undersigned. Treasurer of Quay
County, Territprv Of New Mexico, will on
the second da, Of March. 1909 receive
bids for the sale Of school bonds, issued b,
school Dis,ric, No. s., Quay County. Te''
riiory oi New Mexico. sad issue is m
the sun Of Fori, Nv. Hundred Dollars
(asoo 90 and said bonds shall be issued
IN denominations as follows: Eight (Sl
Five Hundred Dollars (SSoo,ool bonds and
Five Isl One Hundred Dollars (Sioo.ool
bonds, payable twenty t2ol years after
date. and hearing interest at the rate OF
six ner cent r 2 annum interest payable
semi annually, at the FRS, National Bank
OF Tucumeari, New Mexico.
All bids must be- ACCOMPANIED by a GER
uhed check for Seven Hundred and Fifty
Dollars, PAYABLE TO the undersigned ior the
benefit Of said school District conditioned
upon the acceptance and payments OF said
bonds according to the bid, providing tn
bid is accepted by the undersigned.
No bids will bo accepted after "a o'elocF
on the aud day OF March. 1909.
reserve the RICH, TO reject all bids.
c, ". CMRnAuLr, rnsAsunEs,
is.1t Quay County, New Mexico
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, q. ; Land
Once at Tucumcsri. y, NJ. Jan. 40, 1909
Notice is hereby given tina, John N. Van
Huss, OF House, n NJ, who on June as,
1900, made homestead entry No, STA SCI.
lal No. os6A0 Tor SEA sec so, twp, q,
10 e y. NJ, principal meridian. has hled
notice OF intention to make final commute.
ton proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before l. House, u,
s. Commissioner. in his office al House, n,
NJ. on the a3rd day Of February, 1909,
Claimant names as witnesses;
J, K, Eakins, J, c. Fuller. A Il, Bryant.
/. W. Rivera, all Of House. y, NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. u. ). Land
Once a, Tueumeari, I'M. Feb q. 1900.
Notice is hereby given that isaac n
Morris. Of Hassell, n. NJ, who. on October
5, 1927, made homestead entry no 40 goo.
(%serial No. os6ao.) for se4, sec, 90, twp On,
n lse, n. Mex. =. 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 s. Commissioner, in his Office, at Has.
sell. N. NJ. on the land day OF March.
1900 Claimant names a. witnesses:
W. T. Ashby, w, c. Parker, ]. Y.
Snipes and ST.. Barber oil OF Hssssll, nm,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, u. ). Land
Oiice at Tucumcari, y NJ. Jan. 40. 10 %
Notice Is hereby gwen that Abytam T..
Bradhcld oi Muriock. y. NJ. who on oct.
ober as, iJo7 made homestead entry No.
gosSs serial No. oBsIg Tor ne4 sec .. twp
81 e. N. W.. principal merinian,
has hled notice NJ intention to make nnal
commutation proof, to establish claim 20
he land above described. before l.. +.
Williams, u. ). Commissioner. ~ his OF
fee, At Murdoch. y. VI on the lIrd day
OF Feb. 1000.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
l.. sylvan Williams. g. Cameron Williams
\ Z. Bran, oscar K. Thompson. all oi
Murdoch, y. VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. u. ;. Land
Oihce NJ Tucumcau New Mex.
February q ippy
Notice is hereby gwen that Joseph Y.
Lee. Of Ragland. y. W.. who. on April 49,.
1917, made homestead entry No. i7los.
l%serial No o76os.J Tor the sea, see. -. ,p.
IN. range .or. y. Mex. y meridian. has
filed notice ~ intention to make hnal com.
mutation proof. Ia establish claim tn the
land above described. before Register and
Receiver y. ) Land ofic-.at Tucumcari.
y. VI, IN the 1ird day Of March. 1909
Claimant names a. witnesses
Nathaniel Thomas kagland Joseph
Fitzgerald, l.. Is. prater and n Is Frazer
all u kagland, y. NJ.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

Drpar,men, of the Interior, q = Land
ono. at Tucumcsri. y ". ian -, 1909
Notice is hereby given tha, Minnie "
Kaiser. OF quay, y VI Who, on Angus,
q. 1000. made homestead entry No g43g
serial No o2Oss tor - sec -, twp > u,
range 90 G. y VI l. Meridian. has hlrd
notice ui intention o. make final commute
ton proof, to establish claim 20 the land
above described, b.ior. Reg ster aud Re.
%c-iver, u. :, Land Office, at Tucumcsri
y ", on the second day Of March, 1909
Claimant names as witnesses,
Alya Dunlap, Tucumcatl. y. NJ Brlc.
NJ. Woody ii.n II Dunlap, Charles A
Satierwhi,. Of QUAY, y VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, u, ) Land
Office al TutumCarL y NJ
February 4, 1900
Notice - hereby given that John ~.
Huphc.. ui Moore, y. w., who, IN October
Z 1905, made homestead entf, go. 5o72.
t%sefial No oIn6s.l tor lots I. I, 'nd sea
nw4 sec. s tp. IN, range soc, y Mex I.
meridian. has hled notice ot mention tu
make hnAi hve year proof, ~ establish
claim IN the land above described. before
Register and Rccciver g. 5. Land ufhce
a, furumcari. y NJ, on the lird day oi
March, iyoy. Claimant names A. Wit
n-sses T VI. Salyef, and A. IS Simp.
50 10Th oi Tucnncari. " VI. aud lohn
Mo r. OF Moore. Nm and T. Briscoe
ol Dodson y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department OF the Interior, u. >. Lam
Ofic. at Tucumcari, New Mexico.
February q. 1909,
Sot,,s is hereby given that John VI
Hawk. Of L,oiey, y. NJ, who. on June 40
1907, made homestead entry No. rs+47
serial No. ooss,) Tor :! nw4, nw4 nw+
sec, So and ne. ne4, sec, 81, tsp. su
range AGE. y. Mex. Z. meridian, has Il 81
notice OF intention to make fnsl commute
ton proof. 10 establish clam to the LAM
above described, before tn. Register anC
Receiver. u. ;, Land office, at Tueum
carr, y. NJ, on III. ist day OF April, 1900
Ciaiman, anne as witnesses.
James II. BuSnam. James VI Wise
Hcneger g Looney and Is VI L.oonry
all Of Looney, y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ~ the Interior. u > Land
Office a, TucumcarI. y NJ Jan IS, 100
Motto. is hereby gwen that Wilb-r, !
Davis, Of Curr,. y NJ who, on lsnuar,
10. 1907. made homestead entry No i,ioi
serial No oo6Jo for s-4 ser az, twp 7 -, I
~ -. y VI principal meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to max. final commuts
ton proof, 10 establish claim tn the Land
above described. before Register and Re
%criv-r. u. y Land Office, at Tucumcari,
y NJ. On the second day OF March. 1000
claimant names AZ witnesses
Il Seaborn. less. lerdon. K c Bald.
win. all Of Curry. y N q Dowd. III Ford
y VI
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NOTICE. tOk rNBLlCArION

Department OF the Interior, u. > Land
Oihcc 1T IuCumtari, y NJ. Ian 49, 1909
Notice Is herrb, gwen that kober, Lit .
OF r%uoumcari, - VI. Who, u an. q, igoa.
made homestead entry No 412l4 serial No
og2jp tot sea sec IS, twp ~ n. ii =, y.
NJ. principal meridian, has filed notice ol
intention 10 make final continuation proof
10 establish claim to the land above de
,cribed, before Register and Receiver. U,
y. Land Office. al rucumcarl, y. NJ on
tn. 10th day ui March. 1000
claimant names as witnesses
Elmer T.. Crump, Tom Jackson, /" Is
Shump. Robert l.. Hicks. all ot Tucum
carl. ~ VI.
1890 IL n PRENTICE, Register