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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-13
Ranch For Sale,

About 1926 acres of land on Arrow creek, at
mouth OF Coffee creek, about one-half of which
is good alfalfa land. Running water through
place permanently; open range on both sides.
Price $40 per acre II sold within sixty days.
j. W. WOODCOCK. Shonkin. Mont.
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The

The Fashion.
He-What has become Of your trust
In me?
She-It has voluntarily Dissolved
New York Sun.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-13
Horses for Sale.

! neve Tor sale three head of mares and two
geldings. or will trade for young cows. Inouire
of or write to ~
c. TEMPLETON, Hollywood. Mont.
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Bucks For Sale.

Rambouillet and half-bloo1 Cotswold bucks
for sale, IN lots to suit purchasers. For par.
ticulats address BENTON SHEEP co.
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DIVERsIDE CAMP lo59a, Modern Woodmen
N of America, meets every second and fourth
Thursday of each month at Odd Fellows hall at
y o'clock. Visiting neighDors cordially invited.
j.. C. MYERS, V. G.
J.E EPPERsoN, Clerk.
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W. G. CONRAD, Pres.
JAMES T. STANFORD.
Vice-Pres. and MAJ aRer.
A. E. SCHWINGEL,
Cashier.
OMAR J. MALCOLM,
Asst. Cashier.
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Conrad Banking
COMPANY,
GREAT FALLS, MONT.

PAID UP CAPITAL................& 100000
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THE
.. RESTAURANT
LOUIE & CO.. Proprietors
Front Street Fort 0entoy
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING
CASES.

If you are interested in any contest
or any matter before the Interior De-
partment, write to Clark & Wright,
registered land lawyers, oo2 F Street
N. w. Opposite Genl Land Office,
Washington, D. c. Free information
about contests and where to obtain
scrip, locatable upon public lands,
without residence or cultivation.
The Washington times., 1911-09-05
ACCORDING TO SAMMY

Disgusting my figure with yure men
trends.
Nuthfng of the kind. my deer, sed
pop. we wasent Disgusting 1t. Mr..
Johnson jest happened to menshun II.
that's awL wy, I thawt you'd be glad
to heer Il.
Pops Mistake
Oh. you did, did you. sed ma, wen,
the neckst time eny Of yure men trends
Jest happins to menshun my figgure.
kindly tell them you wod rathir not
tawk about II.
And that woodent be eny lie. eether,
sed pop, thare are lots OF things wood
rathir tawk about than yure figure.
But its yure tern now, you owe me q
a swap. ...H.-.. ... -
Well, you beet enythfng evir herd.
sed ma. You tell me that you and yure
men trends have been Disgusting my
fggure and then you expeckt me to tell
you sumthing Mise. The ideer.
Rats, sed pop, and sent me out for q
kwarters werth of segars, and dident
tawk eny moar untfl he went to bed.
The Washington times., 1911-09-05

Ma, sed to ma wen we was awl In
the setting room last mite.
Wat, sed ma.
III swap you last, sed-
Wat does that meen, sed ma. and
sed, 1t means you tell me sumthing mise
you herd about me and Ill ell you
sumthing Mise / herd about you.
Awl rite, sed ma, sumboddy told me
ycu was a very Mise littil boy indeed.
Don't Bleeve II
Aw. no, sed. you Jest made that
up. I can tell by the sownd OF 1t, be-
sides. YOU haff to tell who sed It
Well, / can't think Of eny Jest now,
sed ma, but that's a pritty Mise gain.
and Id like to try 1t with you, farthir'
speeking to pop. Farthir' III swap you
last, she sed.
Awl rite, sed pop, go ahed-
No, sed ma, / sed Ill swap you last,
and that meens you haff to tell me
sumthing Mise furst. don't 1t. Sammy
and / sed. Yes.
Well. sed pop, Mr.. Johnson was
saving ony the othir mite wat pritty
fisrure you have. He sed 1t tzent omen
a woman marryied as long as you WIN
keap her figg,tre like that.
Well. I think he had his nerve with
him. sed ma, wat rite has he to tawk
about my figgure, enyhow. That's
fine thing, must say, she SEQ, 10 go
The Washington times., 1911-09-05
Four On a Sofa; Or,
That's Different!

The stars were shining brightly,
and some one had turned on the
moon.
| Geraldine and Jack were sitting
on the sofa
And the minister and his wife were
sitting on the sofa. Yet:
Jack suddenly slid one arm around
lGeraldine's waist and squeezed her
to him so suddenly that Geraldine
gave sweet little gasp, expressive
OF pleased surprise and spearmint.
You wouldn't think they would do
that with the minister and his wife
on the sofa.
Looking Geraldine squarely in the
eyes, Jack said sternly. ZOOS title
derl Is 'oo?" and Geraldine answered
!" Doors" whereupon Jack gathered
her in his arms and gave her kiss
and Geraldine gave him kiss at one
and the same time, which Is provoca-
tive of what is technically known as
aS"smack."
And you wouldn't think they would
do that with the minister and his
wife on the sofa Unless, of course.
you knew that two sofas in two diff
ferent rooms have been alluded to all
along.
The stars were shining brightly,
and some one had turned on the
moon.
The Washington times., 1911-09-05

the bonee funny boneand spill buckets paint
of hay thousand laughs
There's expann it. Belle, and gettn i-hay
fever is funny.
There hay fever victim in this morning and
the side show barker it, he worth the of admission
Though he couldn't make laugd do anything for the
than make laugh Be had to laugh the people
laughin' at him
At the evbody the smile and
rubber At the they nudgn each
other chuc third they gggn hahain
O snickerin' according and disposition.
They've All Got That Humorist Look
The on sad ookn in the the hay fever
Which showed that he "a been real humors because
body knows all huorts the saddest oon dogs the
face of the earth
Every his poor, abused red faced begin puckr up
eveybodyE sm when his mouth opened wide and his
evybodyd hold their sides for the
big laugh finally shook him his foundations
double and said each other
spasms Oh, you hay fever Lord the low his
head off"
It's O the things can't explain Belle but hay fever
When of the United States bein fixed
stuck decren that certain
things considered funny under of bn suspected
of havin' of humor
And why jokes always contain mention Of
boiled whiske mother einlaws, boiled shirts And
while sad the face of ace of It, get it. Beliefs
things and ought be laughed
help the along
The Washington times., 1911-09-05
Loretta's Looking Glass
Drawn for The washington Times

proud of 1t as some other girl
a is of her undershot bulldog, you
thrust 1t forward as II II were q
prize winner-your overshot ambition.
I mean.
But 1t is not. In life's big bench
show. It does not win the prize. Those
prizes, the ones that life is dispensing,
are mostly acquired in the inconspicu-
Gus corners and on the shadow-shroud-
ed benches where moon vines offer their
white hearts for the inspection Of the
celestial goddess, keeping her from
peering with too Illuminating beams
at the man and the girl on the porch
seat.
Waving Yourself
You get so used to waving your
self and your overshot ambition be-
fore the eyes of men that you think
you are getting real satisfaction out
Of II. You are like a smafl boy with
a flag. He fiaunts 1t all through a
glorious Fourth. 1t is pure joy to
him to dig the staff into the pit of
hts young stomach and feel the stick
punch and poke as the wind catches
the streaming stripes and spreads. the
starry field over his ecstatic eyes. He
revels in It. So do you In your over
shot ambition.
You love to talk of what you are
going to be-" You love the opposi-
tion that your serene appropriation
of extraordinary ability sttrs. It's
like the punch OF the fiagstick., You
fix your eyes upon the future with
its cleaning stars of promise. You
scorn to feel the jabs and stabs Of
the skeptics as pain. You disregard
them. You are obsessed with your
dream. You are vanity-mad with the
infatuation for yourself as you see
your grub present burst into your
butterfly future.
The Washington times., 1911-09-05

tugedder in a tennis game in de noun
tains. Yu hears how dey fell in luv
wild each udder at foist sight, an, after
uh excitin' romance, wus married
an
Nav, I won't say .t. Sumtimes dey
live happy an sometimes dey don't,
wild de mos stress on de don't"
1t all reads we'll, Jimmie, an 1t all
looks well tn de parties concerned at
de time dey begin. But dere's udder
things besides jes' gittin' married.
De mex year dey'll be thinkin' unnbout
de seashore an de mountains. But 1t
amt likely dat deir finances uh'n take
dem dere. An. den what happens tn
de romance? It's all shattered an
smashed, an twisted till de gurl goes
tn hur home in anger an de man stays
in de city tu fight IT out uhlone.
Dem KIN NV romances is all right
fur millionaires, Jimmie; but fur me an
you, / guess uh, romance wild de gurl
dat stays at home an 6on't try tn make
uh show Nv hurself is de- bes' wun aft
er all.
The Washington times., 1911-09-05

asphyxiate a fea's baby? Most every
body has hunch like that once In o
while: but. take II from me. don't kick
unless you're sure OF II.
Old man Grabbit. who's as tight as
porous plaster and sqaeezes every dol
lar till the eagle sings I'm Afraid to
Go Home In the Dark" kicked about
his meter once too often yesterday.
We get kick from Grabbit every
now and then, but I've never yet found
anything fast about his meter. though
we inspect It every time the old man
makes holler. Well. II came again
yesterday. and the company sent me
around to take the darhed thing out
entirely and give II regular overhauling
at the ofhce-just to make sure.
] did, and I'm on my way now to tan
Grabbit that his meter registered about
q mile minute too SLOW and that he
owes the company sl2
The Washington times., 1911-09-05

"ISshould think began the stage
struck youth, that our little press
egeft would go away and bury his
head in the sand or crawl in a hole
and pull the. hole in after him, or
something. like. that! .-:.:.
Il know what you're goin' to pull
now" said the stage doorkeeper, "and
] can't say that blame you bit. He
really will have to change his chop
suey parlor or there will be new
man on the job before long.
"Fwas bright work on the part OF
the New York press man to spring the
story he did. And did you see the
space he got away with. But 1t just
goes to show that all the good press
men are not working the theatrical
game. 1 didn't realize that. these avi-
ator guys needed press agents, but,
The Washington times., 1911-09-05
sKE HOLDS IT Up TO THE
Girl With the Overshot Ambition

1t is all in your mind. dream. an
overshot ambition. And a day dawns
when It proves poor company. The
small boy waves his flag the day after
the Fourth, but there Is no martial
music in the air. He waves II the
next day; and he notices that the uni
forms that had flashed along the street
are no longer in evidence. He waves
1t the third day: and a rainstorm spat-
ters the gay banner. He waves 1t yet
another day: and some one LAUGHS at
him and tells him that the Fourth
HAS PASSED.
Do you see the point. girl with the
OVERSIGHT AMBITION? Your youth
excuses your conceit and gains indul-
gence for your dreams. But It passes.
Meanwhile you have thought yourself
The Washington times., 1911-09-05
THE STAGE DOORKEEPER

since it's turned into a show business.
guess they've got a right to 'em.
But when a press agent manages to
land a story that the aviator he's
working for meets up with an air ser
pent while JOY riding In. the clouds,
why take OF my hat and false hair
to him.
That sure was some story, and didn't
he spill 1t nicely? Here's this aviator
chap riding around in a dirigible in the
shank of the evening with his license
tag showing and his tail lights burn
ing brightly. And then he begins to
feel hot breath on his fevered brow.
Taking another pull at his vacuum bot
tie he turns his searchlight and sees
an air serpent about a couple of hum
dred feet long, with eyes big as barrel
heads, thrashin' the air with his wings
and tail.
Dazzled Him
"The searchlight seemed to put the
jinx on the strange beastie and he
wobbled away in the darkness as the
intrepid aviator headed for shore-er-
1 mean earth.
'It was one fine yarn, and while
I'm with Hamlet on strange things
we don't know nothin' about I'm of
the opinion that the press agent put
this story over too soon.'
And why" queried the s. 8. Y.
WELL" said the S. D. K. It strikes
me as bein' some early to boost the
upper regions as a summer resort,
and that's all serpents are good for
advertisin'."
The Washington times., 1911-09-05
Cruise Among Your
Friends With These
ENGLISH JOKE FOR TODAY

"who was that?'' whispered the 9TH
er man, as the obviously unwelcome
guest took his departure. "A bill coll
lector?"
Not here" said the owner Of the
chambers firmly. 81 don't know what
he may be in other places, but not
here."-The Pink 'Un.
The Washington times., 1911-09-05

so SMART that you have again and
again wounded the self-love of others.
Your fiag-waving day passes Your
oVERSHOT AMBITION does not jus
tify itself in works. And you. have
NOT WON A PRIZE.
Men crave what they have not.
They want tenderness, sweetness, a
willingness to be satisfied with the
admiration Of an individual instead Of
the acclaim OF the mob. You have
fiourished your. OVERSIGHT AMBI-
TON till you have convinced the
man who was attracted to you that
you never could be contented with
him and his unostentatious offerings.
screened by the sheltering moon
vines.
Quiet Little Girls
He asks one of those quiet. little
girls whom you think Insignificant
because they are not SNOWY. And
you sit holding your empty hands and
wonder why clever men marry such
fools"
And the answer Is that clever women
are such abnormally short-sighted crea-
lures that they forget to remember
that a man trusts the testimony OF
his eyes and ears. He sees how they
act-as II a mere man and babies and
housekeeping would bore them to death.
Is your OVERSIGHT AMBITIoN-that
disappoints you even II you succeed in
realizing it-worth giving up 80 much
to keep?
I have never yet seen q woman who
has accomplished much without mar
riage but that have had the feeling
that she could have done mere with 1t.
1t may be strenuous treatment; but 1t
teaches a lot. And OVERSIGHT AMBI-
TIONS close the door to that knowledge
too bitterly often. Beware Of yoursI
The Washington times., 1911-09-05
Reddy Smith Chats On
Summer RomanceS

Yu reads uh lot in de papers now
days, Jimmie, uhbout desc summer ro-
mances-how uh gurl met uh feller
while sittin' On de sands at sum sea-
shore place, ur how dey wus brought
The Washington times., 1911-09-05
At the Right Time

Friend-I suppose It was hard to lose
your daughter?
Father-well. it did seem as If 1t
would be at one time, bat she landed
the fellow just as we were beginning
to give up hope.
The Washington times., 1911-09-05
A. Proitahle Investment

Beggar (who has just received five
centslT Thank you, sir; heaven viii re-
ward you ffty-fold.
Girer-If / felt sure of that. my
friend. I'd give you dollar.
The Washington times., 1911-09-05
Our Gasman Says,
Sic Semper Kickers'

Did you ever have q personal, private
hunch that your gas meter was doing
q marathon all by It's lonesome, al /
though you wasn't using enough gas b
The Washington times., 1911-09-05

he funniest thing about this country, Belle, is
its humor. We laugh and grow fat over things
that by all the laws o. reason ought to be sad,
but when somepin' really funny happens, like
the tariff revision-Bill says the more you know
about it the funnier it s-we take it as seriously
cod liver oil or touch of inhammatory rheu-
matism.
Now what's funny about hay fever? It's
here in all its glory, SO now's good time to find
out what's funny about it. Slapstick artists with
green whiskers may come and go, family cut-ups
may do their best to set the table in roar, and
The Washington times., 1911-09-05

| because thought
Il brain, something has happened to Jack"
Oh, dear, DEAR don't laugh; have
idea of the agony of those waiting hours, the
silent dumb praying for daylight for of the fast
accumuang for the sureness" that of
piemonion that you crying through void Of
the night
The First Gray Light
dressed and through
the office and the After that
camer but until bewidered tender
the lifted the weight Of tragedy from
Only after ALL How gladly yet it is really
had from happiness and shown
what might be- what other waiting tender loving women have
in of the the world And makes
the face of happiness yet full of trepdaton
this piu of waiting and separation Oh DEAR
What whether rich we
together?
But there this wholly "blu letter. and there
nsomuch that mother the
undoubtedly from learn house
hold System" and marking the bottles
the with which she enforced
necessity high far shelf for the
marking bottles with huge red labels
perhaps, after ALL out OF
instead of the eepathic world as thought
Shall laugh about that?
<. An Everyday Smile
Dearest one this afternoon
I llyou how delighted
Snapshots pictures of what doing picture
brings
close to find that look web and and
"wearn for the girl of heart
b bit underneath the cheerful exterior, aren't
you? Il.
The Washington times., 1911-09-05

EAREST-I am sorry my telegram frightened you,
sorry too that worded it so wildly but carried
of torture that only a girl in love could Under
stand, and then, after all it was only dream, only
dream. 1t sounds so easy to say it now, but
when l woke, lifted suddenly from the awful
vortex of unknown fears and sufferngs into the
everyday aspect of the sleeping household, there
icy grip of horror still my heart, and so,
because love you, dear, the thought leaPed into
my brain, something has happened to Jack"
Oh, dear, my dear, don't laugh you have no
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of 'he interior. T.. : Land
pAire ~ Iurumcuri. y VI
luly i. 1911.
Notice il hrreh, given that Rrhcrrn
T.. crawford. widow 1T Ivrur.u. urrw
fort, decreased. of Plan. New Nr,lr".
wh". ~ Dee II. '"ni. mad, H. T.. No
G7"", Serial No lI'.I.. Tor the SWl
See -, and Nddl n. T.. ul2l7n. Ori
g. l"n". tor the -. So 500 81. TNu.
10 Y. Range - g.. y VI. f. Meridian.
has filed notice If intention 'u make
Final Five Year Proof. 80 establish
claim {" the lnud above irsrrihri. Dee
for" 'hr Register aud Receiver. 4 :
Land Dhre ~ rurumrnrr. New NrNt,u.
"u the iuth DAY oi August, l'l1.
Claimant nsm-. ~ witnesses. T.. \
Na,ur. ct Turum,nri. y VI. Joshua
r"udrrgraf,. ct Plaza. y VI + \ Val
"ut.u" OF Plaza. y. VI. " E.. KELSEY.
"i Inrumrari. y. VI.
'.2@ y r. \. Prentice Register.
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NOTICE OF MASTER SALE

IN pur-ulur" ui % Judgment rendered
600 th. District Court for M. sixth In
li'iuI District If ~" Territory ~ View
NoNir". within and for the County of
QUAY, rr 'rr rn.r of the First National
Rsnh If Turumrari New Mexico. 70 ror
p"r,ttuu rlaiutih. N- \. \ Ball aud
Iris y. Bail. defendants. Nu 'u7. which
Judgment wa. dated tine 1Gth dny Of
June. 1871, Nhrrrhy plaintiff wa, given
Judgment Tor the sum 81 siGl4Si. with
Interest from date ~ Judgment u' the
rate 81 lu peer cent per nnnum, aud the
r".i. pf suit md sale ~ thr property
hereinafter described.
VOW. THEREFORE,. notice Is
HEREBY GIVEN. That !. Henry swan.
special master heretofore appointed win
on the 2sth iav ~ september, lpll, A.
10 clock Boo tho forenoon 1T aid dny.
nt the front loon uf the Court House ut
]rucumrari, New Mexico. sell NJ public
auction 'o the highest bidder for cash.
the following described renl estate and
property, 20 wit; The southwest quar-
ter ~ section eleven. tow uship eleven,
aorth. range thirty east. y VI =. ".
and ! will apply tie proceeds ct said
sale "a the satisfaction of said indg
ment aud costs.
HENRY SWAN,
Special Master.
Holloman & McElro", attorneys for
plaintiff, Tucumcari, y. NJ, 7.e9-4t
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the later ~ 4. :. Land
Office at Turumcari. v NJ.
July 10. 1911
Notice is hereby given that Freder
ick ". Grow. 81 Tucumcari, y ". who,
on March Is. l006. made r. y. M.
1859. Serial w. OI57O). for Me-,
See. %. Twp :. y, Range ~ H.. y.
VI. T.. Meridian. has died notice of in.
t%enii"n to make Final Five Year Proof,
Ia establish claim to she land ahove de-.
scrihcd. before the Register and Rcmci,
~, T.. :. Land Ohicr. NJ Tucumrnri. y
VI, on the elst day IT August. 1911.
claimant name, ~ witnesses. - VI
fahus. Frank nonnhue. j T. whitmorc
u D. Posev. all If Tucumcari, y. VI
: % ~ r \. Prentice. Register
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In the District Court OF the sixth judi
cial District OF the Territory OF New
Mexico. within and for Quay County
lutcruati onal Bank Of Com
mrrrr. Tucumrnri, New
NrNi,U. PLAINTIFF.

Vs. No q3l
Mice Hickny. Defendant.
rn Nile, ili,.uN. Defendant.
Won ,rr hrrch, notified that th.
hove named plaintiff. lutrruationa.
Hara ct Commerce of Turumcnri. New
Nr,iru. r. he ,ucrr,.nr ut the FEEDER.
30 THu,iu Iumpau, ~ rucunrari. New
MrNiro. hH. flrd q .ui, iu the nho,, .',i
81 ."ur' praying Judgment against vou
Tor flr uriurirnl sum of .51u, WIN r.
per rent Interest from Ma, ~. lpll. q"
gr'h"i With lu l,or cent ti'"rueN' fee.
rr .hy 'u'nI am".uf and IN" cost, 81
.Ii .aud debit being 90, tdrr,rd h., "ur
pruul-.ur, NOTE dated Nrtl r.. lHo".
Tor s'H' given th, said Federal Bank
ing COMPANY. rhr deere. ~ 'his Court
b. n. ,i iurrrlo~iug 70 deed 81 trust gi,
ru %, ,nu 20 the said h,nb. aud cover
.ug 'h, "a.' halt OF 'hr northeast uuHf
'rr lud 'no ca., half of 'ne ,ou'h"a.'
u%uattrI ui .r,'.uu nluri"ru no. T"wn
snip rI,r 600. north rf range 'hl,v. ru.'.
ui the y VI T. VI. containing lGu n,r-s
and tI.f said p,nIrrt, nr sold aud the
prnrrnN. ,rpl ri r" tine payment at 'hr
shove debit \ud yuU ave hereby u"'i
ICED tIa' uulr-. ,uU orrr,r sud answer
uu ur hof"r" 'hr 18TH lty NJ ~rpiem
hrf. 4 b. InII. pIHtuirn will npply 20
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION

department ot the Interior, T.. :. Land
office ~ rucumcnri, y. VI,
July u, 1911.
Notice l. hereby given that Darious
l.. Harper, Of Bnrnncos. y. VI. who. On
March ~. 1900. made n. T. No. 76lp.
Serial Va. ui2GuI. tor SWi, SEi, and
Sig SWit Soc. ~ nui NWlt NNii.
See. 30, Twp : y. Range .. T., y VI
VI. Meridian. has filed notire uf intcu
iion 20 make Final Five Nenf Proof. ia
establish claim ~ the lnud above de-
scfihcd. before the Register aud RrrriN
er. T.. :. Land unirr. ut TnrumrHri. y.
w.. On the list day of August. lull
Claimant maine, us witnesses. \ ".
Woodnrd. \. W. Yates. charlie llill
Frank hin. all at Burnuros, y VI.
5.22.5t r. \. Prentice, Register
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior 4. :. Land
once at Trcumcari, " VI.
July ~, 1911
Notice is hereby given that Frank
Edwards. 1T Rarancos. y. w., who, on
Aug. -. 1905. made ~ h. No. apii.
Serial No U5llD, far sra see. 20,
rwp. : y, Range - T., y. VI p Merid
ian, has iled notice Ut intention 10 make
Final Five Year Proof. to establish
claim 10 the laud above described. bee
fore the Register aud Receiver. T.. :.
Land Office ~ Tucumcnri. y. w., On
the 'tb day 1T september. 1871.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: cha.
RhoadS. j. T.. Nelson. H. y. Rodgcr,, Ed.
Hill. all Of R]ufancus, y. NJ
T.2e.5t X \. Prentice. Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

July, A. D., 1911, at 10 %o'clccR \. NJ,
aud WIS duly recorded In Book 4 OF
Miscellaneous, page 1871 1913 Of the rec
nrds at said Country.
r. y. DONOHOO,
Probate Clerk aud Ex. Odicio Recorder.
a. y. DONOHOO, Deputy
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