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The oasis., 1911-03-04

lu6oudy evening MT, J. l.. Sheperd was at Nogales en route to Realito.
 MT. L. NJ. Raines, who had been quite ill, was about town again early in the week
 Clothing for the poor will be thankfully received by the Sisters of Mercy at St. Joseph's Hospital. <
 Yesterday Mir. c. A. Hutchinson from Tucson, route agent for Wells, Fargo X Co.'s express, was at No- gales.
 Thursday Roy & Titcomb loaded on car for shipment to Poza sta- tion large hoist for El Tajo Min inS Company.
 Mr. F. NJ. Curtis, superintendent for the Porvenir de Sonora Mining Company at Ell Orc, was at Nogales yesterday and Thursday.
 MT. J. k. Suits from Douglas, who is interested in the Altar dis trict of Sonora, arrived from Tue son by the local Thursday,
 Mir. W. L. Taylor, chief engineer for the Richardson Construction Company, was at Nogales Sunday morning en route to Los Angeles.
 This afternoon the cavalry troop and signal corps will parade and hold an exhibition drill in the old base ball ground north of the Hudgin place.
 Yesterday morning Mir. l.. c. Potts, formerly in the express office at Nogales, came up from Empalme, where he is agent for Wells, Fargo X Go.
 Teresa Rodriguez, expert cleaner, Morley avenue, Mcintyre Building, in rear of F. J. Duffy'S office. Gents suits, ladies suits, coats and dresses cleaned neatly and prompt ly. Prices moderate.
 Sunday morning MT. J. F. Will Hams, from San Jayier, was at Nogales ell route to Denver on short business visit. Mir. Williams is well known and successful mining operator in the Yaqui river region.
 MT. Joseph Carbon has returned recently from Oregon, where he went a couple of months ago. While there he sold d fine ranche in that state which he has owned many years. He states that if he can sell his ranche near Nogales he will settle in California.
 La Agencia Aduanal de Noga- les, D. A., IS the style of the new customs brokerage and commission agency formed by consolidation of the offices of Henry Levin and Alex Joffroy. Mir. Levin has closed the office he had in the Banco de Sonora building in Nogales, Sonora, and gone into the same offices with Mr. Joffroy in the Mascarehas building on Calle Elias.
 Upon the evening of March 17th, about two weeks hence, the Santa Cruz club will give for benefit of its treasury an unique entertain ment which will combine the char acteristics of country fair, car
The oasis., 1911-03-04


 which will be issued as the time set approaches
 One of the insurrecto leaders in Sonora, commanding the band which occupied Fronteras one day this week, is young Juan Cabral of Cananea, who was born in Minas Prietas, where his father was a mine foreman many years. He is about twenty.three years of age, and one time he attended the Uni versity of Arizona, where he ob- tained a good knowledge of mili- tary drill and tactics.
 At the annual meeting of the First National Bank of Nogales, held Tuesday afternoon, the old board of directors and officers was reelected, and the law firm of Noon < Barry was made counsel for the bank, in the place vacated by the death of the late Eb. Will Hams. The officers elected are Bracey Curtis, president; Otto Her. old, cashier; Theron Richardson, teller; Theo. Gebler, k. Titcomb, Phil Herold, Bracey Curtis, Will liam Schuckman, directors.
 Wednesday evening District At torney W. A. O'Connor returned from Phoenix, where he went Sun day and was present on Tuesday in the district court of the third judicial district at the hearing of an application for a writ of habeas corpus for release from the insane asylum of Captain Stephen O'Con- nor, U, $. A., retired, whose com mitment to that institution was re- cited in THE OASIS some weeks ago. Upon the showing made the writ was denied by Judge Kent.
 Thursday Nogales was visited by Mir. James Foley of Patagonia, who had come from Tubac, where he had visited a month with Mir. W. E. Balcom, formerly superinten. dent for the Salero Mines Com pany, who is now ranching on the Santa Cruz. and is improving handsomely two fine ranches, one at the old Tumacacori mission, the other near Tubac. At one of them MT. Balcom has sixty acres in wheat and a half dozen acres in at the other forty acres in wheat all growing finely.
 TIE OASIS Is informed upon good authority that on Monday of the present week a band of nine armed men passed practically through Nogales and crossed the line in westerly direction to a rendezvous at point called Pajarito, south of the Pajarito mountains. Another gentleman who returned from Par ker canon this week relates that over in that region he saw band of fifteen armed men crossed the line into Mexico. They were on the lookout for United States troops patrolling the line, and took good care to evade their vigil ance.
 Last Saturday Mir. Alberto Mas carenas, who has been local man. ager of the branch in Nogaes, So- nora, of the Banco de Sonora, re- linquished his post to MT. Adolph Edler, from the Guaymas branch
The oasis., 1911-03-04
RoGaLEs NOTES.

Survey of the Happenings of the Line
 City and Vicinity During the Week.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
Model Highways fer celersao.

TIL. state highway commission.
which. by the decision of Attorney
General Griffith. has jurisdiction
over the two Internal improvement
funds. H. planning TO construct a
system Of highways In Colorado this
year aud next which will be the foun-
da,ion for an elaborate system.
we will begin" said Commi, ION.
er G. y Allen. by constructing
three highways from the eastern line
OF the state to the mountains These
roads will connect with state nigh.
ways In Kansas and Nebraska
~one road will pass ,hrougb the
central and a third through the souti.
ern portion Of the state
we are also building north
and south road connecting Colorado
With Wyoming aud Nebraska We are
building the circle highway which
takes in the mountain country OF Col.
orado and extends to Grand Junction
and Denver We will then have roafs
crossing the state In both directions
Tourists can visit the most beau.
tiful parts OF the state without fear
Of cncouuterinF impossible hishways
whca these rcats shall have been
completed
we are working In cooperation
with the counties for the purpose
Of building the roads - system.
Colorado will not resr,t that the
state highway commission hrfoafter
viii have Jurisdiction over The road
funds
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
Some Fine fer see,le9sino.

The enormous fin. Of ss..se as.
against Mrs J, ]. Curl-y. stiil
hangs over her head. and seemingly
must be paid unlcss the town II
Marbl. Is willing TO compromise.
These suits. alleging ili.rai sell.
Ing Of liquor ~.r. tried ON May :5d.
Mr.. curley. Who k.rps a roomtns
house there. was found guilty on
eleven counts and fined ~ pb>ve.
She appealed to the county eosrt.
The APPEAL bond from l,aIsna
company cost her some siaa peen'
.um. and other costs were 10 =.
pensive that she hsd to mosssage
her house. .-<jusaisoa Chauplos.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office at Pueblo. Colo
RADIO. July 10. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that James
Herbert Miller, OF La Junta, Colo
RADIO. who. on March u. 1910. made
homestead entry No. 0io.2s, for the
southwest quarter, section II, town
ship % south, range 50 west, sixth
principal meridian. has filed notice OF
intention TO make final Communication
proof. to establish claim 10 the
land above described. before the
clerk OF the district court, at La
Juata, Colorado, on the ed day OF
August. 1911
Claimant names as witnesses:
stephen c. White. Ellie Moffet, OF
X. F. d. No. ,. La Junta. Colorado.
Straud X. Wood. Charles ID. Wood,
OF II. F. ID. No. 2. La Junta. colora-
do
Not coal land
J. W. HAWLEY. Register.
First publication, July Is. 1911.
Last publication. August IL. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
CR|CCS AND VICES
WidoWer and Widow Spar About
Matnmony.
MRS. WIees sUPPosEs SOME.

Grisgs Listens. and - Mrs. Wigs Gets
film Nearly Rounded to hs oodsss
the Moose. Puts on His Hat and Va.
roosss
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
yyv.nil. Cas-. in County Court.

A hearing was held In the coun.
ty court last Saturday. before Judge
Mcdaniel, In the case of Vera Pet
rie. little girl. seven and 4 half
years OF age About ii ghteen months
ago she was given into the care of
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis George. who have no children
OF their own, and who live on a farm
In the Holbrook district about twelve
miles northeast OF La Junta.
The child was not legally adopted.
but Was simply given over to be
raised and educated by the mother.
who had several other children TO
care for. The mother has since re
married and reports were brought to
her that the child was being abused
She went to see her brother. and was
told she could have the child BY
paying 81 80 per week for the keep OF
the child This she Was unable 10
do. She afterwards went TO th,.
place and demanded the child. and
was ordered OFF the place by her
brother. In fact she and her brother
are bitter enemies She then In
,erSieved the local agent OF the
State Humane Society. c. l.. Seeley.
and he Investigated the matter and
took the case to the assistant dis
trici attorney. A. II. Wallis. A com
Mr. Seeley. aud number OF witnes-
ses summoned
The witnesses for the state swore
that they had seen the girl whip
ped with rope. with buggy whip.
with strap. her head bumped against
the door casing. and soused In a bar.
rel OF water. sometimes head first
that she was compelled TO do the
dlshwashing. and some OF the cook
ing besides other chores that she ~as
left alone for several hours. some
times being locked in the house and
left for half the night and that she
was not sent TO school. The child
is hard OF hearing probably caused
by being hit on the head or boxed.
The defendant admitted that h.
had a quick temper and that he pun
ish.d the girl on an average OF once
month. but denied that he ever
abused her His wife admitted that
she sometimes slapped the girl. Both
declared however. that they loved tie
girl and wanted to keep her They
claimed they had only sent her 10
school about two months. but claim
ed they we're afraid she would be
kidnapped by her brothers. and 80
kept her at home.
The little girl. who has never kno~n
what kind treatment Is. thinks her
uncle and aunt are all right and de-
clareS she wants TO stay with them
The evidence disclosed the fact
that she IL heir to small es-
tate of about $500 In Iowa. where
she has some aunts and sister aud
brother living who desire her to
come aud live with them. judge Nc
Daniel has taken the matter uuder
adyisement
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
Mrs. wis2s suppesss ssms.

Il was saving. Silss." replied the
widow after moment. THAT had
bs-n widow woman Tor thirteen ione
years
\ heard won
And that you had been q wido~-f
for twelve
4 took uoiir~ u was polnt well
taken aud mrillt expressed What foi
lows
'in ypnr pplnion. MIR Grigr~. should
= woman h. Obliged TO chop h-t o~n
wcodf
"ouiy for the -scrcise II gives her
Mr. wirgs-only f1r the exercise"
'or buiid her own hr~sr'
mot unless she chooses TO"
''Of feed her pie -
THAT T. husi,aud's duty"
"of lie awake hnif the nlFhi think
Ing Of r,ht-r.y'
Not unless her feet nr- cold Wild
ow Wigs this !. r,.tilnr interesting
Fray pr,c--d We may vet rom. upon
something that W.T. call Tor profound
~si thought
"Mr GrirTs should n widowrr who
Il alone he slan.- that Is -hould h. r..
main IN 'ha' ion-ly cnndi'ionr'
.-rhs''s A. may h- u. mar have
b~~n b"rn lonesome. you know. and he
NAV rather -nio, u The rhino--ros.
for in.'spe-. IL siway. to b- found bv
himself"
"Rai I'm taking ~ human b~inss.
Mr Crirrs wouidnt ron think that
. ~id"~.r NJ twelve y',ars' s'sndins
Who kp~s . wido~ Of thirteen years
standing ~oaid want = wifei I'm not
savine. silss. that s"a are thst Wid
ever and TIM that ~idow. but
- uWder.tsnd. Mr. s'rtsgs Sou srs
3s~ rsmnhs = surrs,sitis,oas esss 70
- ~ psWsvWnd vptas0er'
''rNat's n. Hl,aa t-se1. ~ I heps
ys~ oS~t thset sbes ~ est . 80
Wgaa - ~ sscs - 0say alo-0A
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

Estate of Charity A. West. deceased.
The Undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administratrlx OF the es.
tate OF Charity A. West, late OF the
county OF otero. In the state of Col.
orao. deceased. hereby gives notice
that she will appear before the coun.
ty court OF said Otero county. at the
court house In La Junta. in said
county. on Monday. the 2sth day OF
August. A. ID. 1911. at the hour of tel
O'Clock a. IN OF said day. at which
time all persons having claims
against said etsate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose o
having the same adjusted. All per.
sons indebted TO said estate are re
quested to make immediate paymen,
to the Undersigned.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. this
iith day Of July. A. ID. 1911.
ROSE \. TODD.
Administrairir of the estate OF Char.
ity A. West. deceased
Vim. A. Bryans. Attorney.
First publication. July Is. 1911.
Last publication. Angus, s. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
e,s,ds u pts~sy

Spite . ss~~wv ~esshee
rhs nerves. mssss . ssasA
m ,Asts Aeo sRslN' nvSev.
~ ~ We = N ths soNl
-AtIsass CUooe1eusioA
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29

thsfs b~en soiehs af,er even BY the
d~scons oi rhur, bs-s. Why. II wasn't
four weeks ago that m agent Ut
fruit tre~ nursery same along mere and
the same n. asked for my heart snd
hand
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
Only Too Wilma.

Give u bun- and -ib.w-' shouted
III. college, students who were bco-,
ing for new gymnasium
And the isndlsdy of the hous. wh-r-
the Stndrnl, boarded wink-d humor.
ogsly
"Rnn" sud sinew they want. ehf"
he churki..d Well ~ s-- that they
get plenty of bone and ,in-w AT every
meal '-shiragp New.
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
Cruwplsd Yhs-

We observe that tue mans hnr.p
are all twisted and b"ut into the mos,
ubcauth shape,
'-i'-f fellow" We say to our friend
Evld-ntiy b- u victim of rb-un,
usm
No" our friends explains He 4.
dear snd dumh anl has Dc-p trying to
talk scotch diai-ct on bi. nng-fs -
LIE
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
Up Against u

"whsi !. youns Nobrief worrying
abouif-
why his ursi client " he tell.
her she hasn't any ease sh.'ii 60 to
smother lawyer apd II hs tells her N.
has one she'll 80 eo another lawyer
Chicago io.i
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
uossr,ussss AiIvs.sa.

she-Too man, men expect their
wives to run their homes on practical
" nothing. The, forge, that no one
can max. bri.t- without straw.
He ~ wife dv~s-vut of nous. Kos
too Transcript
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29

his own. and shouldn't think h. has
! wa, one Of the paIlb-sr.rs. aud &
saw him under four feet VI gpod stlf
soil"
"A widow womnn for thirteen long
and dr-sry years. >iias Griggs. sigh
ed the woman
That's longer than some and short
-r than others I've known thO>. that
went thr-- months and those ihat
went twenty year. Proceed. Mrs
Wigs"
And. sIlss.- she went on. You
wifi died twelve years agp thi, very
month l have u s-i down Ia p-n'ii
on fh. pantry dunr"
-Cnrf,-t as 6" the time. widow"
"And -. was q c,s,d woman. 81
las"
"She was. taken all around but th"r.
were ihings she could not ID Fot Ia
stanc- she could not put = patch on NV
trousers that Wnnii not show furty
ro.s away Forsiviuc and anrctiun
ate but she siways left her pies in N.
oven rDD bong npp-ful and even TEN
p"r-d but she would iruu NV shir-
without sny starch In the bos"ms
When called 10 gu she hoped ! would
follow her but she forgot tn tell me-
that the pix hndBt b--n led Tor i~n
days"
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
Tee Many.

Tor msny men have the cous
sxe NJ other t-'.,pi~'s ~vavicsions
-t'hi~~sv tsss~rvt Herald
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
ey N. QUAD.


tcopyrixh,. 1914. By Associated Lit-rsr,
Press
u AR. GRiGGS. village cooper.
" widower sDd profound think
er. had just taken his even
ing chair Ia the house Of
Mrs. Wigs. widow and sdmirer.
when she addressed him with,
''silas Griggs. you are q great think
err
Il an. Mrs. Wigs. an" be rs-
piled
You have profound thoughts
Il certainly do
"Sou should have been = philoso
pher instead OF cooper"
Not n doubt Of that. Mrs Wigs"
you should have been teaching peo
pie how'io make III. most of iifs In
stead Of making butter hrsins"
Right you are
"Mr. Gricgs, bring your profundi'v
TO bear on my case. am widow
woman
You are. Mrs Wigs. unless olH
Wigs has come TO life again 10 claim
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
Criqas Gets interested.

the same a. asked for my heart and
band.
Grisss Gets Interested.
''Dont doubt II IN the ,~a-t Widow
Wigs. I've .nirn OF your ,-s,xing
and I've always found the nafirop
holder hanging w instead ~ knox
ing around under i.Dt I've topk no
the oven you keep rour .s. on the
clock IrG--d. my d-nr woman. ifs
supposititiou. cn,-. but I'm inter
sst.d" +"
suppose. Mr.. ':riggs- suppose In
this suplto-iiitiou- ra-.. W.. are suppos
Ing that the widow-r hsd h..-n calling
on the widow for ten year. or morer
Il can suppoS. IL
And been pleasantly received every
timef Ana thst hundreds and nun.
dreds Of times white ne WIS al work
10 his shop this widow mad gone 10 his
house and made his bed ana swept his
noors ana washed his diSbr-r'
For which. Mrs Wigs h. would
be 4 thankful man or no mau nj all
Suppose thsr when this widower
came calling ne always found n ium-
bier OF ginger tea and piece OF pie
waiting for him real ginger tea. no
matter whether ginger was up or
DOWN
He must appreciate such attentions
he surely must" remarked Mr
"a h...r - Mt Ht..A al
TO rub the cat ms h. did so
And suppo-ing the widow admired
him as profound thinker and that
all the nclsblors said u would make
q match aud that she refused eleven
distinct Offers of marriage. .Ipecting
world she cared for. what would you
ssy TO the ~lol. thing. SilasT
II. that your supposititlous cas-.
widow
1T IL. Silss'
Widows Game Fails.
Nothing left ouii Nothing missedr'
II don't think Of anything"
And you want my opinion-my pro
found oplnion;"
Il do said tn. widow as she blush
ID and turned her face away.
We'll. yon shall have II. That man
may have the very highest opinion Of
that widow. but still b. hound by hl>
feeling Of duty toward his country
He may prefer the rnit-i States to
the widow Io v"u follow mef-'
Not skassly. Siias-nni ssassly"
plain ~ ihst ciock striking =
which i INV hour Tor going home. ~
rou know What does the sacred con
Stitutinn ~ 0ur country d-riare.'
"Noihinr about widows and widow
ers, doe ~"
"Only iudlr-"ily Mrs Wigs n
starts out hv saying ihn, all men mr..
born free and equsl I, emphasize.
the free Now. Hsk vou II married
man Is free Hasn't he GOT a wife TO
restrain him Isn't his freedom inter,
fer-d with In y ~rore 81 wavsr'
"whv. y--s-
And there Won have n MI In = nut
shell Men DO marry. ~ course. In d.
fanc- ~ the ~acr,-i constitution. hu'
can you "aii Them rairiHi~' l. n put
doi II i not. and Won must r-ali,.
n. and 80 ~ INV profound opipinn
that tho wldpw"r IN ihr ~upposi'i,ious
ra~. you have stated will sh.m.
must 90 Coed nish,. Widow Wigs
rVod nieht"
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
rnrs. Thinks

\ lady IN wniiing-a spin~,rt
ss-d forty nv-.
IA -Ip"usiN. wife makes n
prnsivr husband
Fiiiins pisr- y shoe store
Spokane Spokesman Review
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1911-09-01
Battleship for
New Mexico,

A Washington dispatch ssys:
Delegate Andrews th is
morning registered at the
White House and the Navy
Department iorthe 6rstdrea1-
naugh battleship now being
constructed to be named after
the new state, New Mexico.
He also called at the war
department and made a re-
quest that the Fourth u. S.
cavalry under command Of
Colonel Steever be stationed
at Alamogordo until sent to
the Philippines. This request
was made by the delegate at
request Of a lengthy petition
received flom Alamogordo,
headed by w. f. Carmack
and 0. G.. Cady, and numer-
Gus other citizens of thatcity.
Major General Leonard Wood
took the telegram and started
he thought there would be no
trouble in having this done at
the request Of the delegate.
Your correspondent was
with the delegate onboth these
instances and can certify to
this being a correct statement.
ihe delegate will be de-
tanned here for several days
on various matters pertaining
to the welfare Of the people of
the new state of New Mexico.
Being that New Mexico is
now state, the various de-
partments are more friendly
and give far more considera-
tion to New Mexico now than
when a Territory.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1911-09-01
z Killed, 1 Injured
by Lightning.

During a severe electric
storm on Wednesday of last
week afternoon a t Vaughn,
Guadalupe county, New Mex
ico, a wagon driven by w. c.
McA dams, II years of age, of
Dalhart, Texas, and Joseph
Beatty, struck hole in the
road and the horses could not
pull it out. The men tied a
rope to the wagon tongue and
were preparing to move the
wagon when it was struck by
lightning. The current ran
up the tongue andrope, killing
McAdams instantly. Beatty
was rendered unconscious and
may die. One horse W a s
killed. The other was not
injured.
A mile and a half from Luz
cia the 4-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs d. S. Heal
was struck by lightning and
instantly killed. Her sister
who was with her, had her
knee badly burned, but was
otherwise uninjured. t h 9
children were herding sheep
and W h n a thunderstorm
came up, ran to their tent for
refuge. Shortly afterward a
bolt hit the tent. The injurv.
ed sister crawded a mile and
a half 70 the house, and told
the mother, who ran through
the storm to the tent and, al
most frantic, carried the body
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1911-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior,
U. s. Land flee at Las Cruces, New Mexico.
April s, 1911.
NOTICE il hereby given that Charles q.
Miller, of Hillsboro, n. M, who, ON June
s, 1907, who made Homestead entry No.
b4s1 (O2G65), for NE4 NEA; SEA NE4 4;
SWA NEA SEA NWA, Section II, Iown-
ship Id S, Range W, N NJ. z. Meridian.
has flied notice of intention to make Final
five year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above. described, before Andrew kel-
lev, Probate Clerk, at Hillsboro, n. M, on
the 2nd day OF June, 1911.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Chas. Curtis, of Hillsboro, n. M.
X. r. Pankey, of :
Klimaco Padila of Hillsboro, n. M.
Luz Garcia of /"
JOSE ,GONZLES,
Register,
First pub Apr. II.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1911-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior,
Y. ). Land office, at Las Cruces,
New Mexico. April Ia 1911

New Mexico. April IA, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Lorenzo
A. Armijo, of Cuchillo, n NJ, who, on
July 5, 1907, made homestead appl-
cation No, 1926 (02250l, for Lot Sec
ton 3, and Lots 2, 8, and 4. Section 2,
Township II s, Range w, N. NJ. z.
Meridian, has filed notice OF intention to
make Final Communication Proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above describ.
ed, before Andrew Kelley, Probate
CLERK, at HilIsboro, N. NJ, ON the 9th
day of June, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Teofilo Garcia, OF Cuchillo. N NJ.
Juan de Dios Lucero, of Cuchillo, N. NJ.
Eusehio Sanchez, of FnPle, N. NJ.
Teofilo E. Baca, of Cuchillo, N. M.
JOSE GONZALES,
Register
First pub. Apr. 21.1
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1911-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
u, s. Land Office at Las Cruces,
Naw Mavico Nov fu1I


New Mexico, May 6, 1911.
NOTICE is sherehy given that Vivian
Torres, of Arrey, N. NJ, who, on April
S, 1906, made Homestead entry No. 4699
(01SOy), for W16SWI SW4NW14 Sec.
25, SE14NE4, Section 26, Township l6
5, Range w, N, M. P. Meridiau, has
filed notice of intention to make Final
five year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before Andrew
Kelley, Probate Clerk, at Hillsboro. N
NJ, on the Oath day of June, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses
Pedro Trujilo, of Arrey, N. M.
Jose Trujillo Sandoval. of Arrey,
N. NJ.
Felis Trujillo, OF Arrey, N. M.
w. X. Doran, of Arrey, N. NJ.
JOSE GONZALES.
Register
E;rot ,>rk Mou 1911