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or home extension. They are busily
 'weeding their end of the row."
 Debt is the transgressor the city house.
 keeper has to fght--it comes on so un-
 observed until 1t destroys the harvest of a year-hence the housekeeper must learn
 that waste Is the surest avenue to debt.
 Waste does not consist always in throw
 ing things away-often we are wasteful
 through our very ignorance of the mar
 ket value of daily commodities. Hence 1t
 is not how much we have to spend, but
 are we prepared to spend what we do
 have intelligently? There is more satis-
 faction in a judicious purchase than an unwise visit to the bargain counter. Every young woman today should be trained to use her hands-if she gets them to work ing right the head will soon follow. Tn
 other words if she puts her heart into her work, she will think, and thinking is
 the first principle to good management. No architect ever framed a modern house without thinking out a plan. We are all architects when we have to build our own lives, and if we did not plan, we could not have no faith in the future. Women are planning and building in
 the south for an era of independence, and the practical woman is making the home a foundation of every well develop ed efforts. There is no more interesting evidence of this than the example of a busy little woman. f.tf
 Mrs Nelson w. Proctor, of No. 200 Six | tieth street. Woodlawn, and let me re-
 mark just here. that the women of Wood lawn are far in the lead of our women in | domestic industries.
 | Mrs. Proctor's home occupies a very | pretty corner of shady street. The space of lot is only 50 feet front by III feet in depth, and we can hardly put on paper the diversified industry of this en- closure. For her own entertainment, and
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the training of her children, Mrs Proctor
 began the cultivation of flowers. with
 such success, that she has gradually de-
 veloped not only great attraction for
 the family, but a real industry that far
 exceeds the cost of operating. Planting
 her sweet peas. pink and white varieties
 preferred. on grounding day." the 2nd
 day of February this crop. the first year
 netted $S5-this spring about S130. On As.
 tors she made $30: Dohlias $l0. on Pansy
 and Salvia plants s10; total S170, almos,
 entirely clear as she does not have tc
 deliver or advertise. There is steady
 demand throughout the season for home
 grown flowers, with sales to the florists
 and for neighborhood entertainments
 she also making funeral designs--besides their habit Is to send flowers weekly tc
 Woman's Christian association, besides
 frequent bouquets to friends. The pleas
 ures weigh well with the profit. The garden is fertilized with we'll rotted fer tlizer and the only hired help is for the deep forlling Mir. Proctors office keeps him closely confined and his recre ation is in his garden. Besides flowers grown, they raise their own vegetables
 and can and preserve enough for winter use-with fruits, jellies and pickles. Mrs Proctor has entered her work at the Ala bama State Fair for years and has av.
 eraged in prizes s100 each year. Re.
 serving enough of the exhibit for hel family use, she sells the remainder foi a nice profit.
 When the winter months come on. she is not prepared to grow flowers, so she cuts them and many beautiful paper flowers are the result. Many church
 bazaars are decorated with Mrs. Proc tors tissue flowers
 Nor Is this all, she is an artist in othei | lines, and paints her own china, making a speciality of monogram lettering, 1T | gilt and white, paints medallion belt pins | for which she finds ready sales. This in I dustry is only g. few months old but S: ! successful has 1t proven that she has her own kiln, and already the results have summed her $50. and with all of
 this, Mrs. Proctor is not over-worked but is the brightest, cheeriest little wo- man one meets and has plenty of time for church work, having been for a mum. Der of years president of the Ladies Aid society of Grace church.
 This Is only collateral evidence that women who have resources within them selves. coupled with energy and industry can have fruitful results at home, and greater contentment.
 The well loaded wagon runs smoothly without danger of upsetting or failure to reach It's destination safely. The huma n body Is safest when duties are many leaving no time to idle thought.
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LADIES' READY TO-
 WEAR GOODS

LADIES READY TO
 WEAR GOODS Ladies' fine Voile and Panama Skirts. worth s8 and $9, for .... Sf.9S Ladies Volle and Panama Skirts handsomely trimmed. worth $500. for ........ .......=.-... S3.bs Ledies Skirts. worth $3.0o. nice
 ly trimmed. for ....,..4...... $1.4o s350 Satin Finished Petticoats,
 for ..... ......#..... e.s. ...,' Si'oS Handsome Messaline Waists, high or low neck, for .........#....' .al.aS s3.50 black silk Waist, sailor
 collar or high collar ........ s1.9s Fine Marouisette Waist. s1.50
 quality ........ ., .1oc $2 Waists. with handkerchief
 collar. all colors .$1.1S s1.50 white Waists, slightly
 sofied AUG Nice Fouiard Dresses. worth
 $i.Vu TOT S$.4o Ltng gerie Dresses. all co1ors. hand somely trimmed, $500 values. s9.50 Dresses. nicely trimmed s2.49 &2.25 House Dresses .o>.. .. s1.49
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arge in ratio. Is nevertheless substantial

large in ratio, Is nevertheless substantial in amount.
 Henry Clay Prick has resigned as a di- rector Of the Union Pacific. He also h tends withdrawing from the directorate of other great corporations of which he is a member, among them United States Steel Two months and half ago lie told his friends that with advancing age he was anxious to get more time for recreation and leisure, and would seek to tighten his large business responsibilities. although not retire wholly from activity. He decided to retire from the Union Pa- cif1c which he did at that time, although asked to reconsider by the members Of that board He is in his 62d year.
 A story that Mr. Prick had resigned from the company becauss oi differSnces w1tR Robert g. Lovett. president or the Union paGifc, which vas used as an ex- pIanation of recent decline of Union Pa- ciiic stock, and xle assumption that MT Prick had turned his stock upon the market Is not believed. MT. Lovett says that he and NIT. Prick are on very friend- ly terms As director of the Union Pa ellie. he has said also that the relations between the two men was always very friendly
 MT Prick made money Tn coke and later in steeI He has been a member and a director Of the finance committee of the Steel corporation since its formation in 1901. He has turned his attention largely to railroad investment, however. and is one of the largest individual holders of railroad stock in the country. He is the largest individual stockholders in the Pennsylvania railroad. His holdings in Atchison are also very large. When Har- riman and H. H. Rogers were alive Mir Prick, with them and William Rockerfel-
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PAINTINGS
 STAY AT ST. MORITY

Geneva. August 26.--tSpecial )--Althougf, until recently 1t was feared that they
 would go across the Atlantic to decorate the walls of some American millionaire s residence. the three companion paintings by the famous Italian artist Segantinl Birth" "IAfe" and Death" which are hung in the museum at St. Keritz. are to |remain in Switzerland.
 Their owner. a Milan banker. has had them up for sale for some time, havins
 given the Swiss an option at the price of Ss5, 0Oo although he had many larger or-
 fers the highest being from America. This sum, too large for Switzerland. could not be found in this country, and the
 other purchasers became pressing" The
 Swiss government. however, has come to the rescue by advancing the total amount at a minimum interest to private Swiss
 societies and persons until the debt is paid off.
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NEW STEAMER WILL <
 BE ROYAL PALACE

Greenoek, August 9s.- tSpeclsi)-Ths work of fitting out the new F. & .. steamer Median. which will convey the King and Queen to India for the corona ton dubar has proceeded so rapidly end satisfactorily that the vessel will be ready to leave the Clyde about the middle of |uext month.
 When finally completed the Medina will be a Buckingham palace at sea Not only will their majesties live their simple hons life on board, but they will also transace business of state precisely as if they were in London
 With this object the Medina is to be fitted with a very powerful wireless in- stallation, so that the King will be in ol- most immediate touch with all his min- fsters during the whole of his trip to Bom- bay.
 Rear Admiral Sir Colin Keppel will Dc In command of the Medina, his naviga gatin9 officer being Commander O. N. Toulmin of the battleshtp London.
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Girl Rescues Five People

Geneva, August 26.-(Special. 1.-The hero inc of this city just now is Mile. Abeg- glen, an 1S-year- girl, who rescued five persons from drowning on Lake Brienz Hearing cries of distress late the other night, Mile. Abegglen jumped into boat at Isetwald and rowed in the direction of the cries. She found an upturned boat with two men. two women and q ch'ld cinging to the keel. All of them were in the last stages of exhaustion. Mile. Aoeg- glen succeeded in pulling all the five per sons into her boat. and afterwards landed them safely at Isetwald
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LADY DIVER IS
 FOND OF HER WORK

Paris. August 2e.--tSpeciai l-There is mo stemn,ing the tide of feminism and women. anxious to be on a footing with men, are taking up occupations whfcn have by their very nature been considered exclusive to the male sex. The latest novelty in this direction is a lady diver, the wife of a man following the same nursuit. who has been excited to emuia- lion by watching her husband descend into the dark depths of the sea around the harbor of Havre.
 Pierre Ornnelac, a diveu Of 1z years
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\ 5!:;':;: E s::" THE LEADER ...::: 3:55 A..

standing who has been attached to Havrs for two years. had been under the water
 for half an hour at a swing bridge in
 Havre docks, when he came up for rest, when he found that his wife. who had awaited him. wished to attempt a de- scent Douning his weighty costume she climbed steadily down the ladder. When she came up she gave a detailed report of what she had found by examining the harbor's bed. and she now says her worh was so successful that she Is going to seek permanent appointment as diver.
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Dies After Being Buried

Sofia, August MEASUREMENTS only daughter of Bulgarian family at Uslluo, after ailng some time, was found inani- mate recently. and her p/ ents. thinking her dead, had her buried, in accordance with local customs. the same evening" A few hours afterwards a policeman pass
 ing the cemetery heard stiflea cries from the newly-made grave. He ran 10 the parents house, and large number of townspeople attended the exhumaton, only to find that the girl had died a few minutes previously from suffocation.
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luck Towels. size 1Sx36, per

Huck ToWeIs, sIze I6X5b, per
 , uoHeu csS 72X90 good heavy Sheets . 39c 42X36 Pillow Cases ........... Dc Curtain Swiss. yard wide ........ 10e Table oil Cloth, 25c quality ...... I0c
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-28
NOTICE OF
Department 1T the Interior. tnite'
states Land Office. Turumcnrl,
WV MrNirn- nrr- lnll

Department 1T the Interior. tnitcd
state, Land Office. Tucumcari,
New Mexico. Dee. T., 1911.
Ia Laruc H. johnson ot House, y. NJ,
c"utrstcr:
You are hereby notified that Edward
\. Rurrh. wh" gives Mclrosc, y NJ e.
hr, pos,onicr address. did IN pc,cmh"r
/. 1914. Glo iu this office hi. duly cor
rohorat,i application lo contest aud
secure the cancellation of your Home
stead Futry No. 20l.7. Serial No. o>j5i.
made September -, iHd7. for MEL So"
:. Twr. = y. Range - T.. y. VI Mcrid
ian, aud ~ gruunds for his contest h"
alleges that y"u have wholly abandoned
,nid land fut more than iva yrars last
past aud next proceeding This date, aud
fur more than ,iN months nest pti"r ."
February n, 1911. that you have never
established aud maintained u residence
thereon.
You are. therefore. further notified
that the said allegation, Will hc taken
los this office e., having been confessed
hv you. aud ynur said entry will lee can
rclrl '~hrrrundcr without your further
right To- be- heard therein, either hoisr'
NJ an appeal, IT vou fail 10 ~" IN thi'
office within twenty lays otter th'
FOURTH publication OF this notice o.
shown below, YOUR answer, under oath
specifically meeting aud responding "a
these allegations of confession 70 you tuiO
within that time iu file lu this office IN,
proof that Won have served 70 copy oi
your answer On the SAID contestant
either bee rrr,"u ur registered mail u
% rppv uf vUur answer ~ she contestant
iu prrsuu. pruut uf such ],rrNirr must
be- either los the said contestant : writ.
ten acknowledgement Ut hi receipt ~
the copy. showing the date If rs receipt.
ur the AFFIDAVIT "t the person hy whom
the delivery wa made stating when aud
whore the cops Wa delivered ,if madC
hv registered mail, rroot of such service
must consist NJ the affidavit ~ the per
san hv whom the copy ~. mailed stat
inp when aud the post oAicr 20 which II
was mailed and this umda,lt must h'
accompanied by the postmaster receip.
ion the letter,
You sh0ild state IN Your answer th'
Ramc of the post office ia which Won lie
sire future notices 10 be- sent ~ YOU.
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second publication December ~, 1917.
Third publication December -, 1911.
Fouuh publication December IS, 1911
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Ms Muudo Rchc'. who b. IN school
IN Colorado springs, b, spending the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. aud Mr..
:. 49, Richcy.
Mr.. Doctor Jackson ~ Montoya, who.
na. been iu the local hospital several
day ID, nearly well and expert. 20 return
home In O iow days.
The High School students vii pin,
two game, ui Basket Bail Hf the Evans
Opera House uu Nrv Wear Day. com
~, uciug ui $50 r ~. Admission Ice
and "nr.
Guy aud Leonard Buchanan. sou. of
the president Of the Internal luunl Bank.
". T. buchanan. Of thi. city. arc her"
from Lo- Angelo. e. spend the holiday.
with him.
i. ~Wl.hrrt,. 70 fireman on the g. T.
= = ", Wa. badly burned bv falling
against some part Of his engine aud Is
having on, I"up regular visit. 20 the
rompau, boctur.
"'''''" '"'
rrnl day. aud b. confined to hir house
IL, a.. u.. ,t
.,f ~, - e.,
Ninth .bl. -, ,r,,,I
Willie Brown. son "t Engineer ". t..
=, - ,.
-, . ..U,.. H.. ,., .,
o.. ..,t a., r. s~w.nv,.,.,r and ,,.,I,
..,.... ,.t, n. .., .,..
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Mr. Edwin cady aud little son. I'd
win. ar" spending the holiday. with
HON" folks m Mi,-outi.
n"ofgc ~, ,pcul Christina, with bi.
t"milN iu bulhart, returning io Tucum
rarr, N"du",da, morning.
fIr"mnu nolirr had a painful injury
to BOO. hand ouc day thi, week. and can.
ed him 'o lny IN @ lrw trips.
g. g. Marlulf. of RAY. Ari,onu. j,
spending the holiday. iu 'hi. city with
Friends. IT, b. huuking ut Ray.
There %. f, rush these day. fpr new
m"u tn NJ" railroad bu.iuc,, ~ an de-
purlmeni. are puttinp on new men,
MI, lu.scil aud Nil, N.mu.scu,
teachers tu the clayton city ,chool..ttr
,i,i'Inga' the home ot e : Crnmcr.
NJ. T.. g. Pearson and littlr daugh.
ter, arr spending the holiday. with
Visiting 1T the home uf e. :. Cmmcr.
Mr., " a. ~tcrkmau aud children
hn," gone tu the ,iulm near Logan mud
Will remain there until final pruuf b
muIr
Nj. sud MI. charles Moon returned
~aiurlu, from 'ucr,o where Nc had tic
pIa-triug OF 'hp new srhuuI huiIiiul
90 tun' place.
The iarmrr, aI over thr couni, see
talking about good crop, aud som" 81
them claim the ground b, wet f"r thrr'
~ tuur feet
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LIGHTNING KILLS FEW

In 1905 lightning killed only 100 pea.
pie In this whole country. Ones chance
of death by lightning is less than two
in y million. The chance Of death from
liver, kidney or stomach troNble 1,
vastly greater, hut not II Electric Bitter,
he used, NJ Robert Modsen, Of West
Burlington. Ia, proved. Tour doctor,
eve him up after eight months oi
suneriHg from v%itulcnt liver trouble and
yellow %iaundice, lie was then complete
~ cured by Electric Bitters. They n
the best stomach, liver, nerve aud Md
ney remedy and blood purifier o. earth
Only zoe. at The Elk Drug Store.
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Local and Personal Mention

j. H. Wonord D.. laid r. lighting IN
attack ~ grip
John T." rborpr. Bcll Ranch covho,
'l"ut christina, no th,, CITY
Mt T,"mnlc. t. farmer living cas-, or
The city, - reported very sick.
Luke Rn,nc, NJ the Bell Ranch. hn,
,Irnt several days ~ the city.
Robert Troupe. 81 Dnlhnrt. spout Nina.
ia Tucumrart with hi. hroihc, Br
Dr. Richard Coulson ha, been amoup
the list uf LaGrirrr victim, thi. ucct.
Mrs Frnnk I.ichcndorfct t. spending
the holiday, with her mother boz T..
Past.
VIM farrell ha, gone 10 Knu,a. Cii,
IN o business trip lie LEFT Mondu,
night
Miss Eula street Will return 20 .,hoo.
~ Loretta Heights. Denver. ou louu
any 3rd.
Mnrhiuist whiiilr q. over hi, ,,~ra
ti"n aud has returned 'o WORK ~ III,
Round House.
Nj. aud Mrs. Froub lIinc, aud Nh.
Burn. uic expected uomc lrom M,ruu
gan lee q few day.
e. v Muirh"ai. I'lc .u. u,. bee,
uirtJ of ufIU fur. Nss. "a. . ..y
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department "t the Interior, 4, :. Lam,
Ohirc 1T rucumrnri, New M"Xtro,
December -. 1871
\otrcr b., hereby given that W. H.
BRYANT. OF Tucumcari. y, Mex, who. un
August -. 1900. made II. h., \o iul -,
tor ~ SWii and So SEi,, section -
Township N y, Rang" 80 T.. y. NJ T..
Meridian hu, filed notice of intention
go make Final Five Wear rro"t, 'o -,
ubli,h rlnim ,o the Iaud ahp," dies. 'hr'
hcfurc Register and Receiver, 4 : lan'
un,c ~ Tucumcnri, \. Mex. on me
l.'h iuv Of February, lnl2.
claimant names a.. wirncssc- H. !
Hancock, Cho,. caIlrr,on, Felix Toner
Chu,. rcnglu, nl of Turumcari, y Mex
lrn.
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AN Z. p. & s W BRAKEMAN IN
BAD ACCIDENT AT ROY. NM.

Nlnulu liarhurdy. F., brakeman, with"
,wiichiug "mc rni, 70 Ru,, y. VI, got
rauphi between the rar, aud the side 81
,,Tuc huildiug, and VIZ. about era he'd
To- death before the train could L." stop
ped. lic wa. rushed ~ the Local llus.
pital where %" d, reported To- hr resting
we'll ~ ihi, time.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department of the interior. 4. :. Land
once ~ Tucumrarl. New Mexico.
December ~. 1871
\"iicr b., hereby given that Eva Is.
Mcintosh. formerly Eva B Browning.
ct Tu,um,nri. y MrN. wh" on August
80. 1910. made II. H.. VI vljGsH. tor lol
rs E g. ~Ntr Swi ST., Section Is
Township % y. Range 81 e. y. W. T..
Meridian. BE-. dIrd notice ~ iutrution
Co mul. final Communication Proof, 'u 80
'ihli.h aiaim 10 the land above describe,
hrior" R"pi,t"r aud Receiver, T. 3.
Land Oni,r. ~ rurumrur., y. MrA ui
the luh ia, of February, 1919
claimant uDm-. t. witnesses. " VI
Howe. =. y. williams. ll"ur, William,
llour, Wonord. : 4. Campbell. al oi
Iurumrarl, y. McN.
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NaAAaMAl hAsAAaaa AAAahlh hA 1hhAIA lhAAI AAalh IAIAt la1hAahh hhlAlhA A1AlAl
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior, 4. ;. Land
Oniro Ut rucumcari. New Mexico,

department Of the Interior. T.. =. Land
Onico vt Tucumcnrr. New Mexico,
December ~. 1911
notice &. hcrebyYiveu that James \.
scott. Ut Castlrbeffy. y. Mex, who on
MAY -. 1900. made H. g.. NO S59s, for
~ SWi Sec. ~. NJ NWii Soc. ~
and Add1 Ull53j, made June 20. 1910
for tine ~ Swt, See 10, Township u
y. Range - r.. y. VI. T. Meridian, ha-
Glcd notice ~ intention 10 make 6nal
Five Year Proof. 70 establish claim ia
the land above described. before Regis.
ter aud Receiver. 4. :. Land Office. ~
Tucumcnii. y. Mex. on the I'm day Ut
February. 1912.
Claimant ~ witnesso.: Jane. :. ~hHn
Mr.. " ". ~haH. J. ". LAWN = aII
"f Tucumrnri. y. Men. aud j. e. Scott.
of Bard city. y. Mex.
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BESSIE BONNIE HAMILTON
ENTERTAINs FRIENDS

Bc.,ir BONNIE Hamilton entertained q
number at her ,chooi girl friend, 80
dinner to-day The urtrruuun Wa spent
ia music aud game gud Il very pl"u,.
ant time w,, shown uIl present hy This
pleasant little hostess.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department ut the Interior. L. =. Lam,
Onirr ~ Turuucari. New Mexico,
nrrnmhnI 70. lnl

Onirr ~ @1ucuucnri. New Mexico.
December 20. 1911
N"ttr" r. hereby given that Laura
Whitaker. formerly Laura conner. of
Turumcari. y. Men, who ou March ..
luut. mad" II b.. No 75ai. for Nwir
SWr W. Nwl, Me- NWtr section
.. Township ~ y. Rang" 80 H. y Mp.
Meridian. be, filed notice 1T intention
To- make Final Five Y"ur Proof. ~ -.
'uhli,h claim t. the land above de-.
,crihod. before Register aud Receiver
T.. :. Land Office. at rucumcnrl, y Men.
nu the 18th day of February. 1919.
chairman, name. e, witnrssrN: Olli'
ohio uirlnrr. Harry VI Brown, Sur.ur
I. Looucy. Thoma, T.. Moore. an oi
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Fir,i publication December -. 1871
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Onirr nt Turumcari. New Mcxico,
December 20. 1911
Notice q, hereby given that T. i.
Holmes, for the heirs ot Edward Hnlmcs
decreased. oi N%ocons, TcNuH, who ~
january -, 1907, made u. e., No, lIlaa
fnr NWti. section ~, Township : y.
Range 90 r., y. NJ T., Meridian, h0,
led notice ~ Intention to make Final
Five Year Proof, tn establish claim io
tho baud above described, before Reg
i,trr Iud Receiver United States Land
Onicc, At Turumcari, y. McN.. On the
18th day of February, lnl2,
Claimant names a. witnesses: :. "
Mas,engill, q. Dowd, I. NJ Head, H. e.
stephens, uil ~ Curry, y McNico.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ut the Interior, 1. : I.au'
Onirr m Turumcari, New Mexico,
December 10. 1911.

December IL, 1911,
Notice i, hereby given that Charlie.
r.. Krcur. of Tucumcari, y. NJ who, On
September :, 1905. made II. T.. Ma. lu7S0
tor ~ SEi, aud Swlt SCI, see. 80.
aud Nh, \Etr See, ~, Twp. ~ y,
Range 80 T.. y NJ T. NJ, hn, filed no.
ticc IT intention ia make Final Five
Wear Proof. to establish claim 10 tho
land above Described. before The Reg.
isicr aud Receiver, 4, :. l.Hud Onicc, ~
rucum,ari. y. NJ, uu the i7th day Of
January, 1919.
Claimant names ~ witnesses OsraI
Inhu,, \. j., Davis, :. r. smith, OsraI
McCasland. an IT Tucumcari, y, NJ,
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