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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19

LONDON. June ts.--The SPLEEN
dor OF the coronation aud its at
tendanf folk OF title has not I'm.
pressed Mrs $. Ella Wood Dean.
millionaire widow Of John T.
Dean. SO very much.
Give me an American husband
or give me monet" she said while
denying the report that she was
engaged to Russian nobleman
Of formidable name and title.
My love for Europe has not
weaned me from our grand coun.
try. splendid people and freedom.
When my choice Is finally made. IL
win settle upon some splendid,
fine American. He would be my
king. for court life is merely an
excuse for wearing more gold en-
broidery. but not any more real
happiness
We may laugh az love. but Il
IL stili the shrine before which
many women iIbate their penates.
and viii be one who will join that
happy throng Until then. no en-.
Eagement"
Mrs. Dean. as the author of a
famous diary on love. ought TO know
when she gives such an ultimstum
TO Cupid.
ABOUT MARRIAGE.
Shea girl should look before
she leaps.
He-She should look pretty or
she may not get a chance to leap.
Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-19

am scarlet. and yours In the duty
TO impose the judgment Your
loyesick. faithless BOYBiE.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-17

than sir hours aud a half ~ the driver
himself averred, Is TO tax human en-
duranee 10 the utmost.
That only one man was killed aud
four injured seems a pfovidential dis.
pcnsation, In view Of the fact that the
81 900 spectators overran all restraint
swarmed upon the track disregarding
the other machines that hurried toward
them like thunderbolts through the
choking dust clouds. Eleven Jars were
compelled to retire from the race by
mishaps TO tires or to the steering gear
Two cars turned turtle-in the second
Instance the rear wheels of one Of the
cars were ripped away, and The mcchau.
ician = arm was broken. But the worst
calamity was the death OF a mechaui
elan who was killed by being thrown
against the fence when the rim OF d
front wheel flew on.
IL is fair to ask whether the result.
we're commensurate with the risk q,
life aud limb and almost inevitable de
moralizatiun OF the vast horde OF on
lockers. II did the spectators no goo,
10 stand all day IN a state Of hysteri
cal dclirium. Il was proved some year
ago that an automobile can travel a
the rate Of IS miles M hour aud /
scarcely seems worth while to repeat th0
demonstration at such a cost.-Albu
4uerquo journal.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-17
FREE WOOL

Free wool would simply put the
American producer out Of business aud
increase the demand until the imported
woods would quickly climb this scale
until the manufactured article would be
even dearer to the consumer than under
protection, as exists In the tariff SEIZED
ules which now prevail and which a.
lows the producer aud the manuiactur
er aud the laborer something for che
brain, muscle aud money expended In all
branches Of the industry. Free wool
wouldn' Z do a thing TO New Mexico.
Five million sheep are rendered for tax.
alton and II they will averaga o pounds
~snnually that means 3~0,OOO,UOO pauI.i.
az ~ool-if uudct pre- ,cti"u that sells
f,' ~ cents a pound u salc7 90 q year
will aggregate 100000 oo. unde
Democratic free wool ~ during Ilc,e
lands administration wool will 20 20
q cents aud the annual yield would bring
only $4,000 900 and cheap wool would
also tighten production for the reason
that many growers would Doe forced
out Of business, but for the sake OF
argument say IL still remain AZ 100000.
OO0 pounds the difference between $3.50.
oUO,OOO aud $4,000, 900 would be $500,
$4,000. That is quite a sacrifice just iu
order TO be democratic.
In a few years that handicap would
entirely cripple the wook business In
the United States and the lesscncd pro.
duction would soon tend 10 increase the
price of the imported article until the
manufactured article would bc rs dear
10 the consumer as 1t H. under the pres
ent schedule. II the American producer
could get back into business rapidly
enough 10 meet all these changes To-
the markets he could then In a measure
rrestablish himself-but 10 rebuild O
ruined industry takes time, and the
years he Is doing il the consumer. catch
the very old Nick, and the result ~
~ ~ the foreign industry and at tho
expense Of American stock and wop.
interests. labor and manufacturing
New Mexico a in the mean time ha.
been held back all this time in IN,
development Of her many resources aud
the knock Of delayed statehood il re-
duced to nm infiniicsimal m comparison
In the opinion Of this rapey it would
he more patriotic and Of much NOR,
benefit to the country n we could leav,
the wool and hide schedules ~ they
stand aud add TO tho appropriation fol
the reclamation Of arid lands, drain
ages in the rain belt and 20 the propa
cation of American commerce in sea
going trades. The American flag woul,
look good on a thousand or two NOR,
commercial carrying American
and foreign commerce, much better, ~,
believe, than foreign ships carrying com
petitive articles 20 our shores 10 weaN
en- American production and mauutac
ture aud pauperizing American labor
No free wool for New McXicaus, w.,
don Z need II in our business.
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A threatened revision iu the cotton
tariffs Is going tu cause some OF our
ultra democratic congry,smeu Co think
a little more kiudly OF the opposition
10 free wool legislation. There is gen.
orally W. sides 10 most questions Of
national interest and there is a dispo.
,itiou on the part OF the wool interests
to get back at the fellows who are wag.
my Wal against the wool industry. A.
long a. demagogues are elected 90 Of.
icr 80 long will the tarin b., misuuder.
food aud sectional strife fostered by
hem. The tariff is purely a local h..
sue and should never be treated rs Il
political question. Time has ia a meas
urc reduced the autipathy Of the South
and many OF the southern states are as
heartily IN favor ct the protection Of
heir local industries a, nro the North
rru and Western states. The sentiment
viii grow stronger a, manufacturing
steadily drifts 90 rho localities urpdu,
ny raw material TWENTY tive or
thirty years ago nearly every pound
of cotton produced .u rho South that
Hidu 2 go fu the exporters vt- WHngfnr.
'urri iu 'h, New England states u
b., different now. Manufacturer. found
that 70 freight haul n,ro-. rbc continent
could bee saved Uy moving fhc spiudlcs
20 the land Of cotton. aud that labor,
taxation and transportation facilities
vGre more favorable and their profits
IA the material handled greatly i]Ioren-
cd hv manufacturing the raw material
in the locality Of production. The re-
suit j. that today ont Of two and a half
min Inn of s]piudlc- used IN the mauufac
ur 81 cotton goods, q million and 70
hah have left New England and have
uonc 10 The cotton states. A. % cousc
qumce protection has weakened ~ tho
Northeast and is finding many strong
advocates in the south \ rapid icyol
opucut Of 'nc great and varied re-.
.olu eos of tho South has resulted and
anmhcr twenty five wears viii. we Doe
love, show q complete switch .u politics
between Now England and the South
The free trade continent win grow
strong in the former and protection will
bee chumpioned by both the producer
and the manufacturer On tho cotton
,iasos. Eliminate Mr. Began aud tio
Negro from Southern politics and the
change would be already nm. Demo.
cratic Maine and other northern states
would be free traders and tho South
would roll mp the republican mniori'ics
for protection.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-17
GOOD ROADS

There Is no state in the union now
exempt from the good road, bug. u
j. gratifying 20 know that New Mc1ico
il right In the vanguard Of the great
movement which j. having such a pro
found economic effect on the nation.
The first annual convention Of the
American Association of Highway I'm
provement aud congress Of all affiliated
organizations will be in Richmond, Va
IN September. The number Of distin.
Of better roads who will attend this con.
ference il large, and the belief is strong
that President Taft will he the guest OF
honor. Regarding the movement iu
the east the Washington star says:
The influence OF this convention IN
behalf of good roads will hc widespread
aud no doubt will he Of especial henc
IT. TO this section. Good roads sentiment
In Virginia and IN Maryland needs slim
n%lation. Everybody believes in the
economic efficiency ~ good roads, but
mere belief II not translated into Of
feet and practical actiyitybutters no
parsnips and improves no roads.
Scientific road building has not made
marked progress in the territory con.
iigious to the capital. The Virginia
highways leading northwest, west and
south are bad both in good and foul
weather. The minor roads, being OF
the natiee soil, are what the weather
happens 10 make them-mud In wet aud
dust in dry periods. When the country
is Of sand and the roads are Of sand
aud this character OF roadbed j. dan.
cult for travel in summer. Men will
seldom travel on a sandy road through
choice.
In Maryland some Of the main ways
leading south and southeast from the
district have been improved, but, tx
cept In a few instances, the improve
ment has not been carried far. The
network Of byways in southern Mary.
land IL hilly, and muddy, sandy OF
dusty.
The making Of good roads In Virgin
Ia aud Maryland will cost large
sums Of money, hut the cost spread
ovsr a large area and a long period
ought not 10 bear heavily on Taxpayers
besides, good roads pay for themselves
with benefits 10 the lands they serve
A~ibuquerque Journal.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-17

Senator penrose saws two thirds Of
the senate now fovar the reciprocity
bin mud that nearly as many oppose the
Root amendment. Alright, II that il the
ease, let's get rid n II by passing II.
aud see II there Is anything We can do
for the admission Of New Mexico 20
statehood. Let 'er 90, Blood hin and
all, and we will get At the matter Of
arrangement when va have a state log,
stature. when New Mexico gets 10
tho point whore she can 10 her own leg
i~slating then we will get what the peo.
pie want. Not until then, We have
too much politics approaching tho next
presidential election 10 get much favor.
able consideration from congress, and we
don't want much II wa are only given
a chance 10 arganize a state govern
ment and thereby allowed to attend 10
our own business. A dispatch of yes
terday tells us that the statehood com.
mittee is bslled up over a punctuation in
the New Mexico constitution. The NeS
Mexico document printed in Santa Fe
has a comma In a clause aud the gov
eminent printing Office left II out, and
there IL trouble for us. We have II In
every step made from Owen Of Okla.
home to Ferguson Of Albuquerque.
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AERIAL CAPERs

We think the Governor aud Mr. Miller
were fa,orabl> Impressed with our It,.
igatiou project rs It's wholly feasible,
and as the proposed 5000 to 1000 OF
aud O.. aiJaccnt TO the dam site here b.
no need ct tlmiug, tunncliug OF various
Icrinl capcrs which makes II, a dam
ute better than spmc othcrs.-Mouto.
va Republican.
say Bro. lIav atus, that combination
cot vcrbiugr don sound like you. Knock.
~ ouru j. NOT going 10 boost ypuru
any We ar, going 20 have plenty OF
water and will ,,phon you over what.
',er you uoed when We finish our ucr.
ul cupers. chi
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So. oi7ssJ, Tor swt,, Soc. 90, Twr =
y. Range 10 T., y NJ =. Meridian, ha.
Rlcd notice Of intention TO mnNe Final
Five Year Proof, 10 establish claim 'u
the land above described. before the
Rcyistcr and Receiver, u. =. Land ~
fee. at Tucumcari, y. NJ, on the l3th
lay " July, 1911.
Claimant names A. witnesses II. T.
Wl,tc,idc. i. W llupgins, Il. u. Hutch
ems. Henry H. lluunicut', all of Quay,
y. ~
5.cO II II. 4. Prentice, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, T.. =. Land
Onirc 10 Tupumcari, y. VI.
Juno ~, 1911
No'icc IL hereby given that James G..
Butler. at Turumcari. y VI, who, "u
Nptil lG. 1900, made u T. No. $3.50.
scriul so oiGl-1, FOR Elg SCI, See.
30, Twp II y, Range ~ T., y. w. =.
Ncr linn las filed notice NJ iutruttou
~ un c liuHl Five Year Proof 'o Co..
'plli.l .lu.u 20 tho land above lrs'rih.
,I. uu'urr tlr Ecri-'r- aud Receiver.
~ \ land u0icc ~ Tucumcau, New
Nc,i.u. ur ~, 2l'h day Of July, WI.
Claimant names us witnesses. Thuun,
Jackson. Charles q. Calli,ou william y
> 'Raruur. fpmr. " O'H1uruu, all of
ruruwrart. IS NJ
asst a. N. Prentice. Register
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sled notice OF intention 10 make Final
Five Ncnr Proof. to establish claim to
Tho land above described, before IT,,
Register and Receiver. T.. ; Land 90
Zee, nt 1urum,nri, y. NJ, on the gath
day ui July, l9ll.
Claimant names a. Witnesses Max
rafoya. 81 Tucumcuri. y NJ, w. r. Rel.
FAY, Curtis EcIsay, c. ! Allen, all VI
I.ud,. y. VI.
9s.5t y \. Prentice, Register
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, y, s Laud
Odjce at Tucumeari, Y. VI.
June 10, 1911
Notice IL hereby given that Robert T.
Moore, Of House, New Mexico, who, on
March -, 1907, made II. T. No, lGi2S,
Serial No O73aO), for sEH, Section n,
TWP, 0 y, Range 2s T., n. NJ p, Nerd
ian, has filed notice Of intention 10 make
Final Communication Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, bee
fore tho Register and Receiver, T.. =.
Land Office at Tucumcafi, y. VI, ON the
25th day Of July, 1911.
Claimant names as Witnesses John
+. white, Of Charlotte, n, NJ Harricttc
NJ Snyder, of Charlotte, n, NJ l. j..
House, of House, n. NJ, Ira Fowler, Of
House, y NJ.
asst r. A. Prentice. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the interior, 4. :. laul
Onicc at ]Turumcari, y. NJ.
MAY -, 1871
Notice Is hereby given that ncu.r
Rogers. Of Oplc, y NJ, who, On MarrN'
H. 1900. made n. T.. 80. 1898, lScriul
$50 UtjGg), for NEi, section II, Twr
% y. Range - T., y NJ. T.. Meridian
ba. filed not irc vt intention to mnt,
Final Five Year Proof, TO ESTABLISH
lam 10 the land above Described, before
tnr Register AND Receiver, T. \ lnuI
umrc at Iu,umrarr. y. NJ, on the 18Th
Iny Of July, 1911
Claimant uumrs a. witnesses: Walter
Drag, o. > Broch, John %Swragct, u
a. Brock. 900 of Oplc, y. VI.
tg.r Il \. Prentice, Register.
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Lots |. , and 2. Sec, /, Twp . \, Range
10 T., y NJ T. Meridian, has hlcd n'
,ico of intention to make Final rive
lcn- Proof. io establish clai The
land oh,,c described. before thu Roots
Ter and Receiver, T.. $. Land oni"c, ni
ru,umrarr. New Nr,isu. ON ih" I''"
day VI september 1911.
: CIaiman, names as witnesses pclm'n
Riley. John Moore. Jesse Wool, WIZ
podsor. a, Of Tu,umruri y VI
asst H. \ Prentice h'l'''''.
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A PEEK INTO HIS POCKET

would show 'Nc box of Bucklcn's Arui
.r ~U..r 'Hu' g. : Lopez, a carpenter,
ut NuII1 y ~, carries. 81 have
newer .uI 70 cut. wound, hruisc ~ sore
o. would MOT soon heal hc writr-
ur.a.,.' healer of burns, bolts, scnhl-,
.nurr,I hand, aud lips, fever sores,
interruptions. eczema, corus aud pilr-
poo u' II. Drug store.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

" the Interior T. : Land
Onicc M Tucumcari, v VI
June ~, 1911
notice is hereby given that Jesse
Underwood. at horton Y VI, w0" 'u
MAY II. 1906, made A. T. y" ''''
Serial 80. Oi73l'. for NW', \E'u.
Soc. %, and ST. SE', and MEL SL't
Soc. II. and Ndll n T. ulllso, 3 'o'.
tor the Nwi, sEii, See ~, Twp % v.
Range r. T., y VI y Meridian ha. OF
cd uoiicc of intention 'o make Il"'.
Five Year Proof. 'o establish claim fool.
the land above described before ''"
Register mud Rccriyor r. $ lond ui
flee. AZ Tucumcari. y VI, on the al''
day ~ July, loll.
Claimant names ~ witnesses Y VI
Bates. u T.. NavwoI1, a. W Dean, j.
e.. smith. uIl Of Norton, y VI.
asst r. 4. Prentice Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

w apartment or iNc interior = lhhu
O1irc ~ Tucumcari. y. VI.
June 10, 1911.
Nu'icc T.. hereby given that David
=. Allen. OF Harris. y W., who. on July
u. 1906, made n. g. No Spn3, tScrial
w olN-s', for NEii. Sec. 2s. Twp 2
Y, Range 70 e., y. ". g.. Meridian. hn,
alci notice VI intention 20 make Final
rive Ycur rrouf. 'u establish claim 90
'hc baud above described, before Mur
raw w. shaw. T.. s. Commissioner. az
]lIusscll. s.. VI, ON 'hc cath day Of
July, 1911.
Claimant unmcs as witnesses: Georu,
Smith. Ftorri. VI Bu'linper, Willie \.
Montgomery, Nhc Drake, al Of Harris.
y. VI.
asst Y \. Prentice, Register.
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smith submits Telegrams
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

Iu pursuance of % Judgment rendered
BOO the District Court for the Sixth
Judicial District of the Territory OF
Ncw Mexico and County 81 Quay on the
goth day Of May, 1911, in the ease
wherein Barnes & Rankin, consisting Of
T.. q. Barnes and q. II. Rankin, were
plaintiffs, a,i Henry Williams, defend.
ant, In which case, on said date, n iudR.
'hc sun Of s36.25, and 500 costs, Ia.
gcthcr with all the costs u this proceed
ing, notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue Of an execution issued
In said cause I levied upon the follow
ing described real estate, situate In
Quay County, y, NJ an undivided one.
hall interest in lot nine, block forty.
Niece Addition 20 the Town ~ Tucum
auri, y. NJ, and that on the eth dav Of
August, 1871, AZ the hour Of ten o clock
bon the forenoon OF said day, at the
front door Of the Court House at tn,
.umcari, Quay County, y, NJ, ! will sell
~ public auction 20 the highest bidder
for cash the above described real es.
tate, and ihet | will apply the proceeds
Of said sale 10 the satisfaction u said
judgement, interest and costs as provided
therein.
7 T. WARD,
GhariH nuav 10 y NJ
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STATEHOOD QUESTION ARGUED

Washington. D. c., June l6-rhc
senate committee on Territories this
morning met 20 consider the resolution
IN statehood. Judge Fall occupied the
time vt the committee for about au
hour. after which the committee al.
loutucd until 1000 tomorrow, when II
will continue In session an day, IN m
effort "a dispose ot the matter.
Judge Fail said that he believed the
people Of New Mexico preferred state
hood with the constitution a. adopted
rather than any amendments such rs
the Flood resolution, but that they want.
90 statehood 10 badly they would ne.
rcpt the Flood resolution gladly rather
than risk any delay in the matter.
Comma Makes Change
Uc. upon request, detailed the opera
ZION NJ 'hc referendum clause, aud II
'hor developed that a comma In the
Ncw Mexico print and lack Of II in the
Washington edition NJ the New Mexico
constitution opened the referendum
clause 10 two constructions. The com
mit'ee decided, however. that New Mex
ro must settle that, Judge Fall merely
rvplainiug what wa. the intent Of the
constitutional convention ~ he under.
stood a. Fail also explained the pres
mn amending clause aud stated 'hn'
mo need ~ n majority in half the couu
tics was brought ahou, by dissatisfied
people in New Mexico, aud Was ne"e.
-arv In order 20 insure that tho amend
ueu's would be general legislation and
would not affect Just a part Of the ter
ri'ory.
Smith Submits kilograms
Chairman Smith submitted 'clcgram-
from 90 commercial organization ash,
NC favorable action IN the Flood reso.
tuition. Fall, Curry. Sricss and Andrews
were the only New Mexican, present.
Nriyoua WI, represented by Cameron,
,lu,tI. Mark Smith, i. Smith. Ormr.
The committee wants 'o finish the
nearing. tomorrow is possible, aud II
appear. now they will report the Flood
resolution favorable.
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A CONTINUES

With Madrro lodging assassination,
Reyes Missed boy the pupuIacc, General
laying mines, Ricardo FIurc,
NlAgou sharpening up a -tIlc'to, Lower
iu rebellion, au earthquake
sha ,ing down the City aud q Chimes"
warship on 1t way 20 shoot up the west.
ern roast, wc are glad TO note by the
press report, that pcac, sttIl continues
in MeAico-Albuqucrluc journal
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NOTICE OF sHERHF's SALE

In pursuance OF a Judgment rendered
on the 10th day Of December, A.. D.,
1905, by q. W. Jobe, a Justice Of the
Peace In and for Precinct No. II, Quay
County, New Mexico, a transcript Of
the proceedings had before said Jus.
tiee Of the Peace being duly aled in the
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THE SPEED CRAZE

The B0O.miIe automobile race at In.
dianapolis was won by Ray HarToun
In almost exactly 400 minutes, or at the
rate Of rs miles an hour. For a single
ksnr the rate would have been nothing
remarkable, but TO naintain II for more
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AZ We 60 20 press there l. a very
heavy rain cloud coming up from the
Northwest and even some NJ the oldtim.
crs are taking q chance on suggesting
"a heavy rain. The newcomers are all
certain of IL. And. the e~ditor-wcll, d.
ready for IL.
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NoliCE FOR PUBLICATION

ffIhEl lH'Il VI lNf lHNtNlhEt 's - lilI|'l
Office A. Tucumcari, n. NJ.
May Is, 1911
Notice is hereby given that Henry
x Allen, Of Harris, n. NJ, who, uu
June 90, 1905. made II, r. No. SIS
Serial so. OIs24), for SWH, Section
q, Twp, . y, Range % T., n. NJ. f..
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Five Year Proof, TO as.
ablish claim 20 the land above Described.
before Murray W. shaw, U. =. Comm,
%siouer, nj Hasscll, N. NJ, on the 3rd day
Of July, 1871,
Claimant names as witnesses ulysses
$. Epperley Francis " EalhlR,r, Willie
\. Montgomery, Abe Drake, al Of llHr
ris, New MoxicO.
S.20-5t Il. A. Prentice, Register
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When n million a day Is being spent
iu the United states for better roads
b. does seem that New Mexico could
pay a little moro attention TO the bet.
tcrmcut Of her highways. The News
would like TO see Quay County get in.
the game for better roads to the conn.
~ seat.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF,s SALE

In pursuance of % Judgment rendered
by g. w. Jobe, q Justice oi the pcnr,
10 and for Prccinct No. H.. Quay Coun
y. NJ, on the 3rJ day %, D]ccemhyr.
1905, "a transcript Of the proceedings
which have been duly fl'i IN 'hc ut
lice Of the Clerk vt ,hc District Cuur'
for the sixth Judicial District OF 'ry
Territory Of New Mexico uui County u'
Quay, In which ease u. \. Moore. u'l.n
tin, recovered judgment against Fred
~mcad, defendant. for the sum of $500.
together with $500, cost, OF suit, Motto.
is hereby given that under aud by viz
tue of an execution issued hv the ClurL
of the District Court In said case ] lrs
led upon the west half OF the northwest
quarter and the north half Of the south
west quarter Of See. -3, Twp 10 y,
Range 80 T., y. NJ. =. ". and that ! will
on the eth day of August, 1911, ut tho
hour of ten o'clock 10 the forenoon of
said day ,at the front lour of the Court
House at Tucumcar, Quay County. =
W., sell at Public auction 20 the high
est bidder for cash the above described
real estate, and that will apply ihu
proceeds Of said sale 20 the satisfaction
of said Judgment interest and cost. r-
provided therein.
y T. WARD