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TWO BIG RANCHES
WILL PUMP WATER
SCOTTY PHILLIPS son EXPECTS
TO CULTIVATE 800 ACRES
UNDEI. IRRIGATION NEXT
YEAR.

Pierre, S. D.-Before the death Of
"Scotty'' Phillips he had ordered a
pumping plant for taking water from
the Missouri River for the irrigation
of Il large tract Of land on his ranch
seven miles north of, Fort Pierre. 1t
was supposed thatethe death of Mr..
Philips might mean delay in this
work, but his son Stanley is going
ahead with the project, and the plant
has, been accepted and is being in
stalled. Contracts have been let TIC
la steam breaking outfit to tear up
five hundred acres of the sod on
the ranch this fall, and mex year
there will be one of the large irri-
gated ranches OF the country in
operation in Stanley county. The
use of water from the Missouri river
once started in this direction will
grow rapidly, and the supply OF
water is such that all pumping which
can be done along the banks of the
mighty stream cannot have any ap-
preciable effect upon its flow.
BY next year another extensive
plant of the same kind will be in. OPP
GRAFTON at the Lumley ranch on this
side of the river, three miles east OF
this city. The ranch is owned by a
stock company, which, comprises sew
eral Pittsburg lmillionaires, and
while here a short time ago they an
bounced their intention of getting
their plant installed in time to get
service from it next year. They also
own several hundred acres of land
on the Missouri bottoms which can
be irrigated, and; most of that will
also be put in alfalfa. While a large
part OF the Philip ranch in Stanley
will also be put in alfalfa, many
acres of it will also be used fol
gardening.
Then the opportunities of Chey.
.enne river are not to be overlooked.
Carr brothers, near Leslie have their
plant on the ground being installed
with a pump capable of furnishing
them water sufficient to irrigate
about three hundred acres, and they
now have men at work digging the
bitches for this irrigation work.
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" pr
admit that the
great influence which has moulded the
civilization Of our day has come to us
from the words and example of "tlle
Man Christ Jesus, who gave Himself
IL ransom for all to he testified in due
time" Il Timothy ii, g.. The great
truths which he uttered have come
echoing down the centuries, speaking
righteousness, peace and love. even for
our enemies. Everywhere His won
derful Words of Life have made an
impression, and here and there have
effected the transformation of charac.
ter.
We should more and more feel our
obligation to the great truths which
came to US from the Bible. and less
and less obligation to the sects and
parties which have qu~arrel!ed and bat
tied over those Words of Life.
Thus. gradually. we will come to
discern the truth of the Bible dcclara.
ton that there IL but one Lord. one
faith. n baptism. one God and Ia.
ther of all, and IL Church Of the liv.
ing God. the Church OF the First.
borns. Wnos names are written In
heaven. These. found scattered in all
the denominations and outside of all,
constitute the sanity few who have
the promise Of the First Resurrection,
as jolnt-heirs with Messiah in His
glorious Kingdom which will soon ba
established in the earth and enforce
righteousness. n.
Jesus was the great Light which
came, into the world. and His follow.
ers We're to be lights or candles
also. LAS He was. SO are we in this
Observation-Disclosures. The Church IS
not Of the world. AS Jesus said. I'VE
are not Of the world" Yet the Church
Is the light of the world. Each indi.
vidual Christian should let his light
shine before men. and the Church as
a whole is to be like "a city set on a
hill which cannot be hid (Matthew
=. 1910.
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ss,S la faes - yaa suoe v. IA 81.
syfhs.S P1ssibse "a notifs every
newspaper euhsisAer OF the new .a~
and what was necessary for them ,o
do. Our list was supposed to be com
piete and We quoted in circulars sent
out n portion of the new law and en-
closed blanks in every letter for them
Ito sign and forward to you. l also
know that you covered the matter
thoroughly from your Office.
Yours very truly,
u. F. Halliday
accompanying the circulars sent
out by the Commissioner and the cir
culars e n out by the committee
there was enclosed a blank form OF
affidavit as an accommodation TO the
publishers in preparing the same.
Fearing that there might be some
"hocus pocus" in this matter, Mr..
Loucks, probably at the expense OF
Mr.. Richards. circularized the state.
Every affidavit received by the
Commissioner was filed by districts
and that the law governing the dis
tribution, in spirit and letter, has
been carried out by the Commission
err appears from the following list of
papers and the number assigned to
each. Owing to the fact that the
new law was not operative until the
lst of July, the Commissioner has
recognized every paper that has filed
an affidavit up to the present time
and but a very few have not yet re-
ceived statements up to their full
quota. There will be fifteen more
statements to be assigned during the
e and to the extent possible those
now delinquent will be served. Abb
solutely, however, no more papers
will be recognized for the year 1911.
In the beginning of the distribution
for 1912 the Commissioner will in
the distribution in each district be-
gin where he leaves off ins19l1.
THE list of papers follows:
There you n
THAT is all there is to It.
Three publishers whose afidavits
are not on file have written to the
Commissioner and claim that afida-
Wits were sent. One of them claims
to have sent his in February. The
law was not passed then and not
signed by the Governor until March
5th."
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BEATT|E MURDER
CASE IS CALLED
BEFORE TAR0Nc
Choosing Jury
to Try Rich Young
Man Begun
Insanity PLEA?
Examination of Defendant by
an Alienist Causes New
Speculation
N PLEA:

Chesterfield Court House. Va. -
Judge Watson refused today to grant
a continuance in the Beattie murder
case and the rich young husband was
placed on trial today on a charge of
numbering his wife. that he might be
free to join his affinity. The work
OF choosing the jury began this af-
ternoon. Great crowds surround the
building. Beulah Binford, the girl
in the case, is not in the court room.
Basis Of Prosecution.
Richmond, Vo.-The strength of
the States ase against Henry C.
Beattie. Jr., charged With the murder
of his wife, is now believed to lie in
a contradiction OF the generally ac-
cepted theory that Beulah Binford,
the other woman. had voluntarily
accepted the attentions of the accus-
ed knowing he was a married man
and complacently bowling to the stu
alton.
IT is now said that the prosecution
will attempt to prove that, on he
conrary, the Binford girl refused to
continue her relations with Beattie
unless he should get rid of his wife.
She would not share his affections.
The prosecution expects to locate
him at the Norfolk race track and
there meeting Beulah Binford, who
Was in company with three other wo-
men.
In their presence Beattie is said
to have pleaded with the girl for a
re-establishment of their old rela-
tons. She laughed at him at first.
but, according to their information
he wen on pleading. And in the
end her laughter turned to tender
ness and she told him that she would
accede to his request. But she is
alleged to have made a condition. II
was this:
Eyes, I'll go back with you; yes, it
will be like oil dtimes again with us
but not unless you get rid of he:
you know who l mean-you,
wife!" f
1t will be put forward by thu
prosecution, X their present plans
are carried out, that then and there
Beattie told the Binford girl that he
would get rid of his wife. This is
supposed to have happened in June.
or. about a month before the myster.
ious death Of Mrs. Beattie while owl
with her husband in a motor car.
The insanity plea on behalf of
young Beattie, instead OF the present
absolute denial Of any completely il
his wife's death, may finally be the
defense used. At any rate, the
routh has been under observation by
Or. T. Allison Hodges, q Southern
,lienist OF wide reputation. AS
toon as this move was learned the
prosecution promptly retained Drs
William r. Drewry, De Jarrette and
s-onck, specialists of equal rcputa-
ton.
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. OF STEALING.

E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me.
boldly cus Bucklen's Arnica
|salve of stealing-the sting from
burns or scalds-the pain from sores
|of all kinds-the distress from boils
|or piles. ut robs cuts, corns, oruis-
|es, sprains and injuries of their ter
.ror," he says, "as a healing remedy
its equal don't exist" Only csc at
IDiehl and Brows.
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SENATOR OWEN FOR CIAIK.

washington, d. C.-Senator owen,
of Oklahoma. today denied
the report that an organization of
progressive democrats had been
formed for the purpose of booming
Governor Wilson for president. Sen,
ator Owen said he personally favors
Champ Clark for president.
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c-ueJti,s Of the Past

church. sect or
party. We u
Ii e silly ac.
knowledge t h Il t
every sect. in its
turn. has display
ed more OF less
of bitterness, big
otry, superstition
and persecution
contrary even
to its w stand
ards. In the last
HpclvciS wa D,,,St
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the victory tab
lets which still
re III ain. II Ii c
kings eyes e
put out and, Il
blind prisoner, he
was Ia * ell to
Babylon. II II II S
was fulfilled two
very k j s
prophecies which,
until fulfilled.
seemed quite con-
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DR.. sCox,s Barbed Ware Imminent
does not burn or blister. relieves
pain quickly, ana dies will not bother
,thssxossalsds For sale TX Al draaggisttss.
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AS a nousenold remed. for cuts,
burns. bruises. piles. pain and sore
less Of all kinds. DR.. Cox's Barbed
Wire Liniment, 25c sire has no
equal. II not satisfactory. money re-
funded. For sale By all druggists.
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DR.. cox's Painless Blister. price
SOC. is absolutely pai1less and 10
'uaranteed for spawn, curbs. splints,
sweeney. etc FnIr sale nv an druv.
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Trajectory. In this Jeras2'em cepf"'ee.
we get Il lesson of how carefully we
should study Divine prophecy, and how
Faithfully we should trust its every de-
mil il we would receive light instead
of darkness.
One of these prophecies respecting
ZeGekiah is found in Ezekiel xii. 1913.
The other is found in Jeremiah xxi,
s-5. Ezekiel declared that King Zedc-
6iah would be taken to Babylon a cap-
tive. and that there he would live and
die: vet lie again declared that lie
would never see the city, apparently a
contradiction. jeremiah predicted the
downfall OF Jerusalem. declaring that
Zedekiah would speak With Nebuchad-
neZzar mouth to mouth and see his
Y This seemed to contradict Ezc-
kiel'S statement. for if he would speak
With the king mouth TO mouth and see
him eye to eye. how would lit be pos
sib!e that he would not see the city OF
Babylon?
The fulfllment met all the require
ments. Zedekiah saw Nebuchadnez-
Ear and spoke to him at Riblah in Pal
eStinc. His sight was there taken from
him and he was taken q prisoner to
Babylon. lie lived and died in Baby
ton but saw it not.
C-ueIties Of the Past
In the Bas Reliefs. representing the
capture Of LacElsh by ~Sennacherib, the
prisoners arc represented. some pegged
down TO the ground to be flayed alive
Others having their eyes put out. In
~ of the sculptures at khossabad.
Snrgon represents himself in person
holding a prisoner by a thong attached
To a ring passed through his under lip.
Tie victim kneels before him, while
with Il spear he pierccs his eyes.
TO what shall we give the credit Of
our modern progress and civilization?
We cannot give the. credit to any
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I4lqJNtAnfrlI ttsFs
HBRWkCYN ]
|EfABfRNAftf
I'H .BlBLE.s
DARK PROPHECIES FULFILLED
jeremiah 3o-Aus. 81
swe year Ita uiu find w. oaf.
SambefS J.;SS.
ST

HE dark prophecies which the
Lord sent through jeremiah
~ The Prophet finally reached ful-
nllmcnt. The brsiceing army
OF the Chaidcans, after Il year AMI Il
half of siege. finally, with gathering
lams. succeeded in making a breach in
the wall through which All entrance
was effected and the city forced to
capitulate. King Zedekiah and hls
small army escaped toward the south
Tn the direction of the Jordan. but
were soon overtaken hy the Chaldeans.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. in person, was some
miles distant from Jerusalem. mt Rib
!ah, and thithcr Zedckiah was taken.
The punishment was after the man
uer of the time, illustrated on some OF
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THEATRICAL STARS
QUIETLY MARRIED
sOTHERN AND MARLOWE, BOTH
DIVORCED, ARE WEDDED All.
TER PLAYING TOGETHER.

New York City.-That Mis- Julia
Marlowe and p. H. Sothern had been
married in London was the news
given out by Lee Shubert on receipt
of a cablegram with the announce
ment.
The message gave only the news
of the marriage, frequently predict
ed in theatrical circles since the tive
stage stars have appeared in rep
ertoires together. Mr.. Sothern and
Miss Marlowe have been appearing
together in stage productions since
the autumngof 1909. They have pre-
sented Shakesperean repertoire ex-
.%clusiyely' since that time. ~
Second Wedding for Both.
Both Miss Marlowe and Mr.. SotE-
ern have been married before. Mis-
Marlowe was the wife of the late
Robert Taber, ar actor, from whom
she was later divorced. Mr.. Sotherr.
was recently divorced! by his first
wife, Miss Virginia Harmed. also an
actress of note.
@tBothaMr. Sothern and Miss MarlOwe
are high in their profession and were
prominent in the theatrical world be-
fore they became co-stars. Theil
greatest fame has been since they ap-
-peareda together in Shakespeare's
plays. They first became joint stars
under the management of Charles
Frohman in 1904. In 1904, 100!
and 1906 they continued under Mr..
Frohman's direction.
Leave Erohman. Management.
In 1906 and 1907 they left the
Frohman management and put them
selves sunderathe management of the
Messrs. Shubert. In 1907 they play
ed an engagement of six weeks in
London, after which they decided to
separate and star individually.
IN the seasons of 19OSnand.19O9
Mr.. aSothern appeared iniahis faith
er's favorite role, Lord Dundreary",
also Don Quixote'i,a "Richelieu."
WATERFOWL, 8. Dat the session
of the city council an ordinance was
passed granting to Ferris brothers
d wenty year franchise for the ope-
Of a street railway. 1t is the
to. build the first line d.
rectly out to Lake Kampeska, which
has become famous as a resort IN
that. section OF the state. After that
Is completed lines viii be built about
the city as negded.
l.slA At the same meeting a petition
was presented on the paving Of the
business district, more than a major
ity OF. the property owners on one of
the leading streets having signed the.
petition to have that street paved.
IT. is no at all likely that anything
will be done this year on the paving
proposition but enough preliminary
work win be accomplished which
will save a grea deal of time in the
spring.
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TAFT WRITING VETO
Of COTTON TARIFF
PRESIDENT WILL REFUSE All.
PROVAL TO LATEST REVISION
OF THE SCHEDULES.

Washington, d. C.-President Taft
is today locked in his study, writing
his vet of the bill revising and re-
ducing the duties on cotton goods,
which measure is expected to pass
the House today.
The president today accepted all
Invitation to lay the cornerstone OF
the new two million dollar city hall
of San Francisco on his western trip.
Postmaster-General Hitchcock to-
day named twenty first-class cities
for postal savings banks, among
them being Des Moines, Ia, and Du-
luth, MINI.
TWO STATES ADMITTED,
JUDICIAL RECALL BARRED
Washington, D.. .C:-The resolu-
ton providing statehood for Arizona
and NewtMexico was signed by Vice.
President Sherman at noon. Speak
g S'oih iiau dhleduy slsHeu TIE mea-
sure this morning. The bill now
goes to the president, who has al
ready signified his willingness to APP
prove it
Washington, D. C.-statehood for
Arizona and New Mexico now awaits
only the perfunctory approval OF
President Taft. The Flood-Smith
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NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department Ut the Interior United
states Land Oncc. TucumratH,

Department Ut the Interior. United
state. Laud Once. Tucumrar,
y VI. December J., 1911
70 rraua " Johusou ct House. New
Nryiro. ruutrsirc.
You 90, hrrcb, notified that Edward
\ Burrh. who gives Nclrosc, y NJ, a.
hi. pu.,ouirc address. did ou December
.. pll. fDc iu thu, office hi. iulN cuIuh
Grated application 20 ron'cst aud secure
the ,au,,llatinu 1T ,"ut Homestead. In
.try \u serial No. uSiiI. mad"
september -. 1905. for ~! SEi, soc
: aud -, SNi, see -. Twp > Y, Rang"
ap T.. y VI MERIDIAN. aud O., ground,
for ni, contest he nllcrc. that said
Frank W. Johnson hn. wholly abandon
ri said baud tor more than twelve"
months last past aud NEXT preceding 'Ut-
date and for m,rc than SIX months u">'
prior ~ February 80, 1911: that h." he,
/ changed his residence 'hcrrff"m aud
has ceased io reside upon sud ruitr,n'"
the sans.
You are. therefore notified that th"
said allegation, vii Ice taken toy tuis
office 70, having been confessed 10y YOU
aud yrur said rutry Viii he cancelled
/ 'hrrrundcr without your further right
TO- be- heard therein. either hrfnr" This
ollie" 81 ON appeal. II YOU fail q" hle 10
.'ui, office within tweut, iay. after 'h,
FOURTH publication ct this notice ~
shown hrluw. yrur uswcr under oats.
! specifically meeting and responding tu
these allegation, ~ contest. 80 4 yui
tail within that time go file m 'hIs Ollie,
due pi""f that v"u have served o copy
of YOUR answer On the said contestant
either ~ per" ~ ~ Nv registered WnlI
Il 'hI. .or,irr h. made hv 'h" deliver,
1T = copy II yuuf answer io the rrnto.
'nut m person. proof NJ such sot,I,,
mu,' be- either 10, M" sad contestant =
written arhu"w Judgement of hI. receipt
of the copy. showing DO" date ut ~, re-
.cip'. 80 the tnidn,Ii uf the person 10,
whom the delivery was made Stain!
when and whrt" W" copy wts delivered
+ made hy reg stored mail, proof oi -uri
,rr,irr must consist 81 the AFFIDAVIT u'
the prr,nn hy whom ~" copy was malice
stating when and the post office =,
Nhtrh it Wa mailed. and this aniia, .
must h." accompanied hy the pos'mos
Ter , receipt for the letter.
Won should state lu YOUR answer ~,
name uf the ]f"sionic, 20 whirh vuu dr
sire future u"iir" - hr sent to- YOU.
Y \ Prentice. Regi.tr
y. Y. Gallrgos. Receiver
First publication December =. 1911
Srruul publi,,t i"u December ~, l"ll.
Third publication December -. 1911.
four'h pubiicatiou December -. 1911
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NOTICE FoR PUBLIcATIoN

Department cot the Interior. 4. : laut
Onirr ~ Turumrarl, New Nr,rro,
Drrrmh"r a., 1911.
N"',rr - U"r"hN given that rarro ".
calvin. ct rurumrnrI, y. VI. vino. ou
Npfrl 80. lHuS. mndr II T.. W. .i2il.
ror ST. SEQ. lu Twp u y, Range %
T., \. VI. T. VI. he, filed u"'trc ul
ni"utiuu =" mah" FIual Communication
Proof, =" establish claim To- the band
,h",r described. before The Reg ,'rr
aud Rrr"iy"r, 4. :. Land once. ~ "a
wmrarr, y VI, on the lirh DAY "f Jan.
uar,, lHl2.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: l. \
Nrotr. g.. VI Race. horu of Iustichrrr,
y VI, " IIrrrir. las, :. shan both 81
Iurumrari, y. VI.
H. \ PRESTIGE, Erg,,t"r
! First publication Dee. H. lgll.
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NOTICE or MASTER s SALE

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.r,.f, ,.,,.l,,. r..,. I,tr.n and
\uu Burns. =, pr- -a.t .,igm,rf
IurrI N~u.ru.,rr ..n ION. vnrr,n,
nlpIur.p obtained ..I,,.., ,...r., Al,
fruduur iron, .I,il..r. f,r .r,GuG ..,t
rom Jrr cent interest .,r rumro until
paid. and cost. OF suit trH .aIr. and
for rur f,rorIoSurc anl sale off ,nr prpp.
rrry hereinafter dc.nrhci.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department ut the Interior, 4 : Land
Omrr 81 Turumrnri, New Mexico,
December 49,. 1911.
notice o., h"rrh, gwen that Isaac ".
Sharrr. ut Hudson, y. VI, who, 90 w.
ycmhrt IT,. 1900. made II. T.. ~" l3oiS.
tor ~Wl, soc 80. Twp J.. y, Range
o. T.. y " +. w. ha, filed uo'irc of
']uicuti"u tu make Final Five Year
Proof. :" establish claim to the land
above ir.rrh,d. hrtorc rh" Register
aud R@rrc,,rr. T.. = land once. ct ru.
rumr,ri. y VI. uu the 18Th lu, Of
january. lgIg
claimant uuur, ~ witnesses, W T.
Yutb, Luut, Mitchell. ,hmlc, li"rd z
VI rtIrr. aI Of hudson. y. W.
e. \ Prentice. Register.
First publication Dec. ~, 1911
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department 81 the interior. T. =. Land
Onrr ai Tirumruri, New N",ir".
December l3. lHlI.
Notice , u"rch, given that l,u". u.
SOY cIgr. OF MrNlis'rr. y VI, who, nu
sept -. 1905. made II. T.. Eutrv N".
HESS. for SWl, 500. - and \d" II t.
ul-l"g October g., 1909, ter the \Wi,
SEQ -. Twp q y, Range g" T.. y VI. 4,
NJ, hu. hI"i notice ct Intention 20 mas"
Final Five Year proui. E" establish
,Iurm 20 the baud above u",rI ll.cl. he
tore I. e. Williams. {. =. Commissioner
~ Murdoch. y VI. 81 'ho iih Ia, ~
February. l"l-
,lumau, nam,. I, Nltu".,",: T. Il.
,u"ui, ct @liou>r,ol'. y. NJ. ". H.
Wircn,r. u u. Vance. " v Vance. o'
ui y, Mister. y. VI
Il \. Prentice. Rrgt,trf.
rIr.r publication Dee. ~, 1911
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Impairment p' 'nr interior. 4. = laul
p1r.r tr Iururcarl. New Mryrrn.
p,.ymnrr 10. Inll.
N.'.s, hereby gItrn 'unr N0hcrr n
~nIiuu mr Hudson. y. v vhu. ou No
"mlr' p 5000. mndr n b. \o. l"Sau.
'nr $50, So g, Twp g.. y. Range g. e..
y. " f. ". ha. hlrd notice oi utcn.
"u 90 mlHs liual Five Year prnnf. 20
,-ttu|I,h claim 'u the baud shove dr
..rlhrt, h"forr The Register and Rrrr,,
4. = land pnr". ~ Turmmrari, y.
" nu th" 18TH i,, of January. ln'g
claimant uumr. n. wiiur,,r, ". T..
James. rs r. ltpwlrv, g. T. Shatrr.
Holland MITCHELL aI OF Hudson. y. VI
r. \ Prentice, Register.
lIr.' publication Dee. -, lnlI.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-28
NOTICE ZOE PUBLIcATIoN

department ot thc Interim. T.. = Land
uUtr" 20 Iurumr,rl. New Mexico,
December lH, 1913.
Notice r, hrr"hy given that Edgar VI.
Nullrr. Of Z mrari. New McSir".
who. on Iurv -. 1900. made II. T.. Entry
N". "l"". tor ~ \Wl,. >WI, \N',
aud NWi, SWi,, SEQ -, Twp 4" y.
Range 80 T.. \ NJ T. VI, bu, hlci
notice - intention :" make l'ual Five
Year PROFIT. tu establish claim 10 ~"
aud above described. hci"r. Tho Reg
,'cr and Receiver. T.. : i.s"d Office, At
rurumcnri. y VI, ON the 18th dnv Ut
January. lpl2.
CLAIMANT name, ~ witnesses. Grnrgr
W. Parker. Il. \. D"d,ou. John NaI"u
time. al of Tucumcnri, y. VI, e.. /.
'rrNt"rd of l"vd. y VI
e. \ Prentice. Register.
ltr.' ruhIirnrtou Ice. ~. 1911.