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The services Of Edward Coleman

The services of Edward Coleman
have been secured to give his undi-
vided attention to the compilation
and arrangement of the edition.
He comes to Deming with clean
record of many successes in high
grade feature newspaper-making.
The publishers ask the corporation
of all, and believe that special edi-
tons, so-called, will work for good
for a community if properly ar
ranged and circulated, The GRAPH
&c believes that the people are salts
fled that the paper at all times
follows the motto: If worth do
ing, it is worth doing WELL" In
the arrangement of the special
issue il promises the one big effort
so far in Deming. Ii will be a
beauty from every point of view,
and one rejecting credit on us all.
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list will be drawn on to picture the
glowing possibilities of the golden
future.
There will be- no pretense of
painting the pictures too brightly,
the garland truth appealing as
sufficient to attract any who are
seeking a new life to live in. Here
the opportunities are many for a
man of good intention and purpose
to assist in the making of a mighty
empire, and rising to a position in
the affairs of men in the country.
The aim of the Industrial Edition"
will he to inform him of the condi-
tons as they are in this section.
In the effete East there are thous-
ands of young men, clean of heart
and clean of mind, who, if they
could be convinced Of the high
order of doing things in this sec
ton, would come and be part of
US. They can leave their ancestral
homes and, by easy travel in palace
cars, step off at the very door OF
opportunity. We want the man
with character and iron in his blood
TO come and assist us in retaining
this land of plenty and perpetual
sunshine. We welcome them and
the welcome will be accepted II we
can hut convince them we are doing
things.
The Industrial Edition" will be
nm "edition-de-luxe" In every sense
Of the word. Neither effort nor
expense will be spared to make It
representative Of what we are so
Justly proud Of. A specially de-
signed frontispiece suggestive of
the section will adorn the first page,
and the entire valley will be
searched for interesting features
for the camera as we'll as the
writer. The edition thruout will
be resplendent with illustrations,
and the plan will be closely followed
10 have all new material.
1t is a mighty big undertaking
to arrange and issue a thirty-six
page paper, and i can be made
easy with the cooperation Of the
people, and the management, before
attempting the task, was assured Of
the good will of all. A paper of
this size will attract the attention
of the prospective one, and bring
laudits to Deming, and it will be an
achievement that the GRAPHIC will
take no little pride in, realizing It
was possible to do 1t.
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Emmettsburg, Iowa, Sends
Good Family.

Deming is continually extending
the glad hand to good people. in
fact the most representative citi-
zens of other states in the union.
Our greetings have been cordial
and genuine and the welcoming
hand is still working overtime.
One of the notable families who
came here last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry A. Jacobs of Emmetts-
burg, Iowa. Mr.. Jacobs was here
earlier in the year to visit his niece,
Mrs. Fred Sherman, and purchased
a fine quarter section of II. J. San
ders. Now he has come to stay and
develop his farm, bringing a car of
household goods, fine stock and
poultry and last but not least, the
family automobile.
Mr.. Jacobs is an experienced
irrigator and has done much in the
development of the rrid states. He
built the second cabin at Twin
Falls. Idaho. now city of 1000
inhabitants and modern improve
ments. and he now owns considera-
BILE property there, having recently
sold fine tract near the city at
5000 per acre. and he says that con-
ditions here are far better than
they can ever be there. He also
has 100 acres Of improved farm
lands in North Dakota and 800
acres Of Iowa's best. but with all
these holdings. he prefers to make
the delightful Deming country his
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Mountninview

Little Hazel Hougland is still on the
sick list this week.
Some Of our neighbors will try rails
ing wheat next year. We predict for
them marvellous success.
Mart Akers and family spent Wed
nesday evening at Jim Hougland's s.,
where they had very enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris took dinner at
the Harvey Hougland ranch on Sun
day.
Mrs. Jim Hougland, Mrs. Jim Smith.
Mrs. Noyes and Miss Pearl Noyes were
school visitors on Friday.
There was a large crowd at Sunday
school last Sunday, but a larger crowd
is expected next Sunday.
Mart Akers and father, VIM. Akers,
and Robert Bivens went to Deming,
Monday, on business.
Mart Akers is going to plant an
orchard and snail fruit next spring.
He will he lovely home in n few
years.
George Maisel, Jim Kennedy, Jay
Donelly and NJ. c. Smith were in DEM
ing on business on the 10th, Mr.. Smith
making proof on his desert claim.
The GRAPHIC readers would like to
have an experience" report from
those who have raised such fine crops.
giving just the method of farming and
irrigation TO realize best results.
Literary Friday night was well at
tended. The program was a success,
everyone responding to their part. The
debate, Resolved that New Mexico
should have compulsory school law, Z"
was decided two for the negative and
one for the affirmative II pleases us
10 see everyone take hold and make
this an interesting entertainment, and
We hope that the next meeting, two
weeks from this Friday, will be even
better attended than this one.
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elaborate system of advertising
ever attempted, the giving away e
a beautiful Upton Parlor Grand
Piano, which will be on exhibition
at the theatre in a short time. This
piano retails for $400 each, guaran-
teed for ten years. The principal
points of superiority of the cele-
brated Upton Piano over any other
Of this class of instruments lies in
the three strings in unison with
overstrung bass. the splendidly
pitched scale and true sounding
board which gives the Upton that
deep, rich, even tone so much adj
mired.
Everybody will receive votes to
the full amount of paid admission
at the theatre. For instance 10
cent admission entities you to 10
votes, and a $3.50 admission entities
you to $50 votes and so on. We
give 1000 votes to each contestant
to enter and ask you to record your
votes weekly as the color of the
votes will be changed every week.
The day of recording each week
will be announced later. After
the 9th week will furnish a plan by
which each contestant can get votes
very easily. Every contestant has
a number and no names of the con.
testants will he known or published
Ask for full particulars at box
Office.
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, u. S. Land
Office at Las Cruces, New Mexico,
December 10. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that James w.
Bradshaw Of Deming, New Mex. who
on Aug. 20, 1909. made homestead en-
try No. 03506, for set, section IL.
township 2ls, range 9w, N p Merid-
ian, has filed notice Of intention 20 make
final communication proof to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore b. Y. McKeyes, U. s. Commits
sioner. at Demng, New Mexico, on the
9th day OF February, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Phillip X. Connaway Of Deming, N. NJ.
Dennis l.. Snyder &"
Marcus l.. Mcbride I"
Patton w. Herren {"
dec22janl9 JOSE GONZALES, Register
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Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Las Cruces, New Mexico.
December 10, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Marcus l..
Mcbride Of Deming, N. NJ. who on
Aug, Is, 1909, made homestead entry
No. 03iS9 for sw4 sec. ~, township 24s.
range 9w, New Mexico Principal Mer-
idian, has filed notice of intention 10
make final Communication proof, TO es-
tablish claim TO the land above describ-
ed, before p. Y. McKeyes, U. S. Com
missioner, at Deming, N. NJ, on the
9th day Of February. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James W, Bradshaw of Deming. N. NJ.
Patton W. Herrcn 3"
Dennis l.. Snyder E" Z"
Roy Bedichek I"
dec22ianl9 JOSE GONZALES, Register
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Gov. Mcdonald Will Help
Boost.

Carrizozo. N. M, Dec. %, 1911.
DEAR Mr.. Holt:
have your letter of the 7th,
notifying me Of my selection as
Honorary Vice-President of the
National Irrigation Congress. In
accepting the same. wish to thank
you, and thru you, the other MEM
bers of the New Mexico delegation,
for the honor and courtesy.
was very glad to have the pleas
ure of meeting you at Albuquer-
que. Such meetings do more good
than any form of correspondence
possibly could. shall he glad to
cooperate with you in all matters
relating to the welfare of our
state.
With kindest personal regards,
Faithfully yours.
w. G. MCDONALD.
-~-a~@
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The Craphic's Industrial Ed.
ton.


In view of the spirit to do great
NJ things for Deming on the part OF
lhe Chamber of Commerce, the
graphic has determined on n cam
align of advertising, such as il
Hopes will tend to place the press
suf the Sunshine State" in a posi-
Hon commanding attention.
During the latter part of Febru'
Try, the GRAPHIC will issue an
Industrial Edition." newspaper
Ne, and will endeavor to make It
he most complete and elaborate
Newspaper ever issued in New Mex
One of the main reasons why the
. Engagement at this time deems 1t
!. oroper to issue an Industrial Edi-
Hon in the form Of a mighty news
+. 1,aper is To demonstrate to the out
Hide world the development, of the
Newspaper game in New Mexico.
Il must be considered that it takes
subscribers to justify an undertake
ing In the newspaper making, and
now that the people are here and
are coming by the tens OF thous-
ands. and New Mexico having cast
of her swaddling clothes and don
ned the glad rags of a state, IT you
please, the GRAPHIC is going to
show the young miss of in her
pretlIest gown. 1t will be her
coming-out party, and will set the
pace for the future of mighty
publicity undertakings in New Mex
leo. New Mexico is in the spot
light now, and the word has gore
hack home from the many who are
here and those who have visited
and returned back are singing the
song Of opportunity and possibilities
fnlh,led. The application Of water
n thu Mimbres Valley has set the
corner stones of some Of the
mighty fortunes Of the Southwest
The wc!ls have transformed a des'
ert into a smiling garden, and, here
IN Deming, health, happiness and
prosperity romp in joyons unity
In proud recognition of this great
development, the GRAPHIC Will
attempt to show, by illustration ana
clean-out, clear and accurate des'
.criptiye articles, that which we have
N the Mimbres Valley. The big
number will serve as a mirror
rejecting all that whicbis beautiful
md the services Of a high-class art
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, u. s. Land
office at Las Cruces, New Mexico,
December %, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that George /.
Daley Of Hondale, New Mexico, who
on June %. 1910, made homestead
entry No. 04546, for nwi Of section 10,
township 25s, range low, N MP Nerd.
ian, has filed notice Of intention "a
make final Communication proof to estab.
lish claim TO the land above described
before B. Y. McKeyes, u. s.
Commissioner at Deming, N. NJ, on
the 9th day Of February. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert W. Yeargin Of Hondale, N. NJ.
Clarence H. Hon Of Deming. N. NJ.
Fred Shinn Of Hondale, N. M.
Martin Kief Of Hondale, N. M,
dec29jan26 JOSE GONZALES, Register
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home.
He has held many official posi-
tons, including sheriff for eight
years in Iowa and county commits
sioner for a term or two in Idaho.
He is in strict Keeping with our
high-class incoming population.
Iowa is surely giving the Mimbres
Valley some good people.
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Up-to-date and Novel.

That the Crystal Theatre Is keep
ing up with and just a little ahead
of the times in an advertising res
pect is again practically demonstrate
ed by what is perhaps the most
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-29

harrington builds houses. any kind
you want, and guarantees satisfac-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Advance THANKSGIVING Hints

Table damask, full bleached.
heavy weight. u inches VIDE,
worth S1.0O yard cno
Monday, yard ..... OSS
Table Damask, extra heavy. beau.
tiul' durable fabric. full
bleached. 2 yards wide. worth
sl.25 a yard-Mon. 7G
day - - HC
Beautiful pattern cloths, Irish
make. extra large size, slightly
soiled from displaying. worth
$500 each Monday eC Sn
your pick ......... SOeOU
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
HUTCHINSON GIVEN
MER|TED- PROMOTION
Well-Known Salt Laker Goes
to Southern Pacific at
Portland.

Ahert z. Hutchinson. for many Years
purchasing agent tor the oregon short
Lin. In This city. Will leave Monday
evening for Portland or. where ha Pc
con1es purchasing agent for the South
crn Pacific Mr. HutchjHsou's appoint
mspt vas officially announced from san
Francisco Yesterday and Is effective as
NJ NoveTnbor l.
Mr. Hutchinson came 10 salt Lake IN
CATION of tho Union Pacific and oregon
Short Line Prior 10 that time ne nad
heen employed IN o1iCisi positions With
no Union Pacihc at Omaha.
During his stav in Salt Lake SIR
HuichlnFon has made many friends. both
IN snd out or TIE railroad service. and his
departure will bs noted with genuine re-
gret, got his friends Will rsjoice that he
"a TO receive deserved promotion and VIII
Wish him every possible success IN MS
new seld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
GOOD OUTLOOK IN ALASKA.
Joseph ~. Young Predicts Extraordinary
Activity In Quartz Mining.

Tho prospects In Alaska are good
r. looks as though the. government Is go
lrg 20 do something for us, and some
blk strides viii ne made IN quartz min
i1= Thore wss more hard rock or
quaTtE mining last year than IN any Tor
rncr year. and the chances are that th's
VII be ouidone by q large margin dur
ing the v1ar 1912
TlJs statement MAS made last uiEht
hv Joseph ". Young, president of The
Alaska Steamship company and or M
rrernus Alaska Companies uf more or iess
Importance. Mr.. Young Is here on brief
visit % the way 20 his home IN Seattle
from "trip 10 New York and other east
ern points He left at 1876 o'clock last
night over the Oregon Short Line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Marriage Licenses

I.ssca Csrkeek and Katherine Link
Tooeic
Leouara Dickinson. Castle Rock Myra
brmrns. Cleveland. q.
Frank & Forst. Los Angeles; Matte
II. kadlnger. Hartford. Conn
William I. Burton, Grand Rapids
Mich: Scllic Campbell. salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Railroad Notes.

l. A. Rroaddus western agent Tor the
Cumberland Gap Dispatch and the Nor
foik Western failway, Was in Salt
Lake city yesterday 10 assist in the
establishment ~ local office for these
tp-oa companies. W. clyde Price will
tavo charge OF the office here and Miss
Edna NarEetts viii be rate clerk Mr..
BroadduE returned 10 his headquarters at
Denver yesterday evening.
col. l. 4. RentQn. general agent OF the
pas suecr department of the Denver &,
Rio GTandq aud the Western Pacific rail-
Ways. let yesterday for San Francisco.
Coloufi Benton was accompanied By his
wife. and tho couple will spend a vacs-
ton Of about thtee weeks on the PACT
fC coast.
j. ~ Msuderli,id assistant general
freight and passenger agrnt for the Salt
Lake Route. with headquarters in Salt
Lake CITY, is In Los Angeles on business
with this road
Jon. j cfAtod. travelling passenger
agent Tor TIN rn!on Pacific with head
guaters at Denver. was in this city yes :
'teTdaV With INC football team from the
Colorado School Of Mines
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

German Damssk Table Cloths
SIZE 2x2 and 2x2H yards,
wGGsi Monday $500 each 1925
Dsmask Napkins. 2ox2o inches
Sood seryieeable quality, worth
$500 dozen eS 40
Monday . SlslS
80 dozen elegant pure linen nan.
kins, but only /. 2 and 3 dozen
OF 4 kind, worth $500. 5000
and $500 Monday
while they last. 90 OiS
dozen ...S SOs1S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Enginemen Are Injured.

Engineer r. J Benson Of the oregon
Short line suffered a broken arm. ard
Fireman " Nelson sustained a fractured
isE ~ the wrecking of the engine cab
in -hich they we're working Friday, on
The Twin. Falls branch. AT n point near
Euhl Ida. Extra train No. 1is WAS
9 sp-ltchinR and ran into n caboosc that
WIS standing on : side track The Ca =
tooss WAS wrecked. but II was unoccu-
pied The two injured men were caught
m the wreckage Of the cab of the en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Real Estate Transfers.

Hoffman BTos Loan & Trust Co
10 Nilds !. Bawden. lots Is and
Il. block T. North Columbia ad-
aluOn Observation-Disclosures
W u. McCaTtnsr and wife TO Msry
Buchanan. lots % and 10. block
:. University Heights ...-....- u
william ". Tlmmina and wife 10
scraphin Camclla. part lot -.
block l.. plat \ A...-......-......s II
Oscar ". HYDE ct al to g H.
Csriquist, part section 81, town
ship 2 south. range / west .,,. 500
~ y Hyde and wife 10 J. " Jcn-
seu - al. part section -, town
shIp 3 .ouih. ranEc ! vest. -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Raymond Il. Seaman. 395 " street.
boy.
Thomss Glen Wright; 5gl post street.
h1N.
Nicholas ]. Thomson. 9io south Ninth
East street. boy.
Gcorse " Hcin,z So Second avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

All fabrics-al shades-all varieties of trimmings and
new modelling tailored suits plenty i'll all hs
strictest mannish stylesfancy suits in every desirable
designed and tailored by the worlds greatest man
taors. Best imported and domestic materials -fnea
hand work throughout choose means to save Al
third and get exactly the suit you're looking for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

II do not believe there is any other
medicine 80 good for wbooping cough
writes Mrs FraDcis Turpin. Junction
ctv. Orc. IhIs remedy is also .unsur
passed for colds. and Group. For sale.
hN all DEALERS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

splendid assortment of beautiful A~
plain and Persian ribbons in 4 to IN -
1nch widths, worth to SOC %S@
yard-special - -S N~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Without reserve-without exception-we place
sale every cloth suit in entire department Monday at
third off the regular prices It's the first and greatest
suit opportunity of the seasorigt when suits want
ed toof you're wise you'll and you who know the
Cohn way of doing business surely enough
without coaxng
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Two million dollars guarantees the
security Of every abstract made by the
salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 50 Up
Mslr. We own our records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
$4,000 Suits
Black Silks and Dress Goods
Sacrificed
without coaXing.

ALI this week will offer entire tremendous stock of
black silks and dress goods reductions which, considering
the fact that yet early in the season welcome saw
ings to the value wise
Not yard exceptednot piece omitted-every inch Of
black goods goes-it's complete
IN DRESS GooDS-Youn select from broadcloths
sege clay Wosted storm seges French serges Henrettas
PanamaS Veneans Vctorias Armures batstes prunelas
affetas popns hevot GRANTEES basket cloths Mon
Reeves, brliantnes Tusah Royals veings Zebelnes yoe
etc. etc. at savings of from 10 to SO 1-3 per cent
These numbers quoted to give an idea of how we are
doing it: -
3Sinch half wool storm scrpcs soc vain, ,5
r361nch half Henretas-4oc value 35c
Solnch all wool Henrlettas-esc vaue--59c.
3stnch llywool POpns- sloo vqlue-7oc -"
& E3s nlci' allswoo Tanetas- Sl.Oo value-7ee
-42i inch all wool s1elroe Creps-sl35 value-7ac
i2-inch all wool Henrctta-sloo valuo-7sc
3einch wool stripe storm vauc-sOc
ii-inch All wool Grsnites-Sl.25 value
iS-neh all wool storm sersosl25 value-osc
ie-inch all wool ,serge-sls5 valuo-sloo
3Sinch all wool French sergc-75c valuo-5oc
li-inch all wool French serge-sl25 vauc-slOo
'' 5sineh all wool -si5o vado-s1lo
5o-inch boadcloth-worth yard-s1lo
50inch broadcoth yziro
bolnch 8ponSed and shrunk bosdcloh- vauc-s2i5
d6inch Clay Worsted serge-s275 yaue-sio5
5sinch Clay Worsted men serge-s35o vauc-s2i5
5Sinch Clay wOrsted men scrgc-s5o vauc-ssOo
IN BLACK SILKS the cutting is just as radical-every
yard has been marked downthc following list shows how
any black silk IN stock not mentioned here will be reduced
20 per cent.
3sinch Tanca-woh yard s5c
3sinch Messalne s1.25 ysrd-ssc
dc Cygue-gorth y.rd
se-Heh Pean de soio-worth $3.50 yard-slIo
36-inch Duchess ss5 yard-sl1s
2einch Mcsalinc-worth sloo ysrd-eec
26inch Tsfca--worh oc n yard
2iinoh Duchess satin-worth sl.25 yard~s1oo
| smch NIessaine-worth yard-a5c
&c yard
lsinch Duchess satn--woh yard-55c
No samples approvals at these prices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

The practice OF tipping is prohibited
at the RoSal Cafe.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

tion Of the land, emitting the appli.
cant or any other person 10 have the
land sold. where, prior TO actual sale
aud entry, the tract has been with.
drawn by competent authority from
all forms Of entry or disposal. Citing
Erikson vs.. Harvey (3s l.. d., ss3).
SCRIP.
Where a lieu selection IL made
under act Of June 4, 1897 (3O stat.
36), and the same is regular In all
respects and entitled to approval by
the Land Department, the doctrine of
Relation particularly applies and ques.
tions Of title must be held 20 relate
TO the date Of the selection. All that
Is necessary for the selector TO show
Is that his land was free Of tax and
other liens at that date. Citing U.
). VS.. Anderson (i94 U. s. 3s4).