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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. 4. =. Land
Onice, ~ Tucumcari, New Mexico
October -. 1911.
Notice r. hereby given that Wade Cot
ton, at T|Urumcuri, y. NJ. who. ON oct.
=, 1905, made II II entry, No 1896. for
EisNEit See. 30 aud Wi,NWL. See.
ion %, Twp 10 y, Range - r., T. VI.
u, Meridian. has filed notice NJ intention
to make Final Five Year Prof, "a es.
tahli,h claim IA the land above described
before The Register aud Receiver. T..
IS Land cnice, ut Tucumcari. New Mexi.
%, un the 20th day ~ November. 1871.
Claimant name. ~ witnesses. ". \.
McAnallv. ~ Tucumcari, y. NJ, V, &,
Marrs, ~ Tucumcnri, y. NJ, Omer Bin.
egar. of PLAN. y. NJ, and Douglas o.
Roke. ~ Plaza, y. NJ.
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department of the Interior. T.. : Land
office. a. Tucumcuri. New Mexico
October 80. IH.
Notice Is hereby given that Robert j.
Ia,lur, uf llas,ril y. VI. who. uu Ori
-. 1905. made MA Entry. No. l2G37.
for NWt,, Sec Is. Twp = y. Range =
T., - VI. 4. Meridian. hu. filed notice ui
intention tu make Final ii," Wear Proof
.'o establish claim fo the land uhn,r he
srrihrd, before Murrv vs.. shaw. T.. :.
tummt-s ioucr. nt lla~srll, y NJ. ON the
4nih iut ~ N,,rmhrt. luII.
Claimant name. u, witnesses. ~yIyr.
ter o. nurf,r. ui Ortuu. y VI. Joseph
100. Montgomery. tuurh Har'Wm. Mon
-t- Bl1rbhuru. 600 ut lla,.ril. y. VI.
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department ut tine Interior. T.. ;. Land
OHirr. nt rurumrari, New Mexico
October 80. lpll
Notiro Is lcrrby given tina, Henry
lluphurr. ut House. y. NJ. who. IN
Nov. lp. 1905. made IVA Entry. W.
Iigll. tor SIT. see. %. Twp. : y.
Range 2o T.. y. VI. T. Meridian. ha, 6lcd
notice of intention Co make Final Five
\ rur Proof. Eco establish claim 10 the
'aui above described. before Nurry ".
shaw. q. : Commissioner. ti lia~s.li.
y. VI. uu the 18th dn, oi November.
lpll.
claimant uHmrs les Wifur,sr. llarry
u. Barr. nf Roosevelt. y. ". Rudolph
90. Iluchucr. Of House. y. W.. Flya Barr.
.' Roosevelt. y. VI. Grover e.. smith.
ct House. y. VI
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uf th, Interior. e.. : i.uul
Office, at Tucumcnti, Now Mexico
nrtpbpr 81 IUIT

Motto" b. hereby given that Tim g..
Mntlorh, of House, q. NJ, who, ON
August ~. 1900. made MA Entry. No.
lOluS for SEi See. ~, Twr. q y,
Range go T., y. N. f. Meridian. has filed
uoti ot intention no make Final Five
Year Proof. 10 establish claim tn M,
aud above described, before The Regis.
Ter and Receiver, T.. $ Tnud OMcc, M
Tucumeari, y. ", IN the 2ath day of
November, 1911.
Claimant names m witnesses; W. a.,
Cunningham, Matt Kirchmeier, Frank
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Department Of the Interior. T.. :. Land
Onicc. NJ Tucumcari. New Mexico
Octubcf 20. 1871
Notice is hereby given that James
W. Morckcl. ct Roosevelt. y. NJ, Who,
on sept. ~, 1905. made MA Entry, No.
lup7S. for NEL, See. %. Twp. > y,
Range 80 r.. y. VI. y. Meridian. has filed
notice uf intention Ia make Final Five
Year Proof. ~ establish claim to the
laud above described. before l.. y. vii.
liums. T.. :. Commissioner. nt Murdurk.
y. NJ. uu the 2g;h day ct November.
1911.
Claimant James 1s witnesses Robert
g. Cheat. I. r. Choat, ". ~ Wootou. aIl
at Roosevelt. \ W., Richard u. Allen.
Of MrNli~tcr. y NJ
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Range 30 p, y. NJ p. Meridian, has fled
notice ct intention 20 make Final Five
Year Proof To the land above described,
before l.. y. Williams, T.. =. Comims
sioncr, ut Murdoch, \. VI. On the 3Oth
iay Of November. 1911.
Claimant names a. witnesses: Henia.
min VI. Hodges. John A. Houcheus.
Mary y. Tarpley, lee Tarplcy, all Of
McAlistcr. \. VI.
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department OF tht interior, 1. : lshNN
Office. ~ Tucumcari, New Mexico
October %. 1911.
No'icc b. hereby given that Ourtrr
Apoducu. ct l.uyd. y. VI. who. ~ Nov
/, 1907. made u It Entry. No 2llai. foi
Eis MEL. see. 30. aud va. NWi,. see
-, Twp . y. Range 81 T.. y. NJ T.
Meridian. hu. flrl notice ot intention
~ make Final Five Year Proof. to 80
tahlish claim Zoo fhe land above ir.
,rrihed, before Thr Rrsi.t cr ari R,,ri,
~, L. =. Land Ofjcr. ~ Tueumrnri, y
W., on th' 18th day 90 November, 1911
Claimant pnmr- H. witur-sr~ ". \
Wayne. of Tucumcari. y. NJ. FiIuw.
sails. NJ Loy,l. y NJ, Our-iwu ~layar.
of Tucumcari. y. NJ. iibralu rIurr.. uf
llnnley, y. N.
z. 4. PRENTICE. Register
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lfflNlANN'NAhi NHf lHAfIluit - =. l4hnu
Office. Al Tucumeari. New Mexico
October 90, 1917.
Notice II hereby given that Frederick
Lndke, Of Ogle, ". NJ, who. on Nov. %,
1900, made H'd entry, No. $4,000, for
NWhSWh, StsNWh and NWHNwh
Add II. H. Ot34l2. May 9 1910. Cor the
NEh See. -, and Twp. . y. Range
20 T., y. VI. y. Meridian. has filed notice
Of intention 10 make Final Five Year
Proof, To establish cleim 10 the land
above described, before The Register
and Receiver, y. s. Land Office, AZ Tu-
eumeari, n. NJ, On the 2Tth day Of No.
vember, 1911.
Claimant names as Witnesses Robert
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''IIIllh'uI OF ihr lhl. iuT, I, =, Land
phic" ut TucumcHri, New Mexico
Ortuhcr -, 1911
Notice is hereby given that Aulcy j.
Pace, uf Tucumcuri. y. NJ, who, on
March r., 1905, made n Il Entry, No.
sos, for Nia NEii, SEL NEL aud
NEl SEA, See, %, Twp. ~ y, Range
30 T., y VI. T.. Meridian, has filed no.
fir" at intention 20 make Final Five
lenr Proof, Ia establish claim 10 the
land above Described, before The Rvgis.
Ter and Receiver, T.. :, Land Office, at
Iucumcari, \, NJ, cd the 9Th day N
November, 1911.
Claimant umc ~ witnesses. T.. II.
sanders, o. VI. Jahus. II. Afford,
George Anderson, an Of Tucumcari, y.
NJ.
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department of the Interior. T.. :. Land
once. oi rucumcari. New NcNico
October ~. lpll
\u'iuy Us hereby given that James
Is. Porter. Of Hudson. y. NJ. who. nn
june 90. 1900. mudr ma Entry. No.
'UNi. tor W. NEi, aud w. SCI, .
~ur'IuU -. Twp IT, y. Range - T.. y.
VI j.. Meridian. has flied notice NJ In.
'ru'Iuu 'u mubr Final Five Year Proof.
Foo establish claim tu 'hr land above de-
..r bed. hofurr The Register aud Re.
r'I.rr. T. = lnui OnIrr. at Tucumcari.
y VI. on 'ho 2pth day of November.
'lgl.
Claimant u1ur- us witnesses. Charles
Reed, Elur,t liill. EI Diamond. AIN of
Hudson. y VI. George Rice. oi rncum
,ur. y. VI
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Department Of the Interior. L. :. Land
Office, at Tucumcari, New Mcxiro
Drtoher ~ 1911

Notice q. hereby given that Myrtle
Hentrickson, Of Ragland. " w., who. on
Nov. "a, 1900, made ma Entry. 80.
1896, for NWh. See. Z, Twp Il ".
Range 30 T.. y. VI. +. Meridian. has filed
notice of intention "a make Final Five
Yearf Proof, 10 establish claim n the
land above described, before l.. +. Wi
liams, 4. :. Commissioner, at Murdock,
\. NJ, on the Goth day Of November,
1911.
Claimant nmaes ~ witnesses. James
Keeling, Fred Welch, John II. lester.
Oma Welch, all If Raglnnd, y. NJ.
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FOR RENTi-seven room house with.
bath, close in. See Lee Anderson at
Kelly store. -.22tf
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Departmental the Interior. q. >. Land
Oniee, At Tucumcari, New Mexico
October 25. 1911.
Notice i hereby given that Gilbert
T. YaFbr0ugh. for the heirs a John r..
Yarbrough, deceased. 81 Amarillo, Texas,
who, on Oct. ] 1906, made ma Entry,
No. iisIe, FOR sWit, See. 81, Twp. Q n,
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b'iir", 90 Iurumruri, New MrNiru
prt"hrr -. 1911
Notice ls hereby given that ". -
long, of Iucuuarnri, y. NJ, who. "a
Soy. d.. 1908. made ia Entry, serial
\" nl2"i., Tor NMii, SEQ. II. Twp
70 y, Range 80 r.. y. NJ. f.. Meridian.
.I. niri notice OF Intention 20 make
IIuuI Five l"ur Proof, to establish
.HIm =" rho .uud above described. lee.
fore Tine Register aud Receiver, T.. :.
Land unirc. ~ Iurumcurl, y. NJ. ON
DO" -"'h day oi November. lgll.
claimant name. us Witnrssr.. i. X.
Porter, W. T.. ~%iuchctt, Frank Johnston.
d. D.. ~myrI, ull ct Tucumcari, y. NJ.
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Nolte, Harry Nolte, John Avery. and
Chas. G.. Powell, all Of Tucumcari. y. N.
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October -t, |'|I
Nutt,r b.. hrrrhN given tuu' ~rmHr'
". Daniels. of L.uoury. y VI. who. com
Dee. g.. 1907. made MA Eu'rN. No.
2I7I3. for a.. ~Wit. 500. . and 49,.
Nwi,. see. n. Twp. , y. Range go g.
y. VI. T.. Meridian. hu, filed nuttr" ui boo
teutiuu to- make Final Five Year Proof
io establish claim tu the land aba" i'
.rrihrd. before The Register aud IL,
rri,rr. T. = Land Dnirr. a' TurnWrnrI.
y. ". IN the ith day ut December. 1911.
Claimant name. Js Nltucssos. Dan
Ware. .lumc, ~guiur.. jaime, BRADLEY, uI
~ l].unucy. y. ". II. g. Looucy. of TO-
cumcari. y VI.
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department nt The interior, Y, =. Land
Office. nj Tucumcari. New Mexico
October 20. 1871
Notice IL hereby given that William
". Runvan, Of McAlister. y. NJ. who,
ON Dec. ~. 1905. made ia Entry, No.
1879, for SWh. Sc. :, Twp. q y.
Range 80 r.. y. VI. y. Meridian. ha,
flcd notice OF intention 10 make firu.
Five Year Proof, To- establish claim iu
the laud above described. before J.. f..
Williams. 4. :. Commissioner, at Nun.
dock. y. NJ. on the 18th dav of Deem
her. 1911.
Claimant nHmcs u. witnesses: W :.
Suttlr. II. ~. Stciuhagcu. John stein.
hagen. IT,, John Stciuhngru. -. uil o.
McAlistrr, y. VI
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.'I"I''lI'NI "I lhr Interior I, :. Land
pHicr, ut Tucumrari New Mrxico
October "a. 1871
\oi,cc j, hereby given that FtIomcno
~nl,, "f Loyd, y ", who, ou Feb. o,
.'uo. made ma Entry, 40 7I3I. for
\E'I \N'i, W. NEr and Nh,
wv, sec. -, Twp g y. Range "a T..
\. VI. IT, Meridian, has hlrd notice ct ia
.'niiou e. make fruul Five Year Proof.
N" establish claim tu the land nhu,r de
.'rlhrd, before The Register aud Re
.ciNrr, T.. = Land Onicc, ~ Tucumrari.
y NJ ou th" eth day nj November.
lgll.
claimant name, u- witnesses. Onofrr
\podnca, Of Lloyd, y, ~, Pablo A,nda
"", .. l"Nd, \, NJ, r, \, Wayne, of ia.
'uinrarl, \ NJ Oucsimo, GnllcgD.. ni
fu"umcgri, y. NJ.
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department ui the Interior, 4. y. Land
Office. a. Tucumrari. New Mexico
October -. 1911
Notice b, hereby given that James =.
Thrash. ut Md. y. VI, who. an sept. 4.
lIuu, made II 1t Entry, No. luii8. for
~EIr See. 20, Twp = y. Range 10 T..
y VI T. Meridian. has filed notice OF
U'cu'ipu go make Final Five Year
tfuoi. CO. establish rluim 10 the land
unu'r ir.rrihri. before I. +. Williams.
I :. Commissioner. ~ Murlock. y. VI .
'u the 2"'h day ut November. 1911.
t|nimuui uuur, ~ witnesses: Nirgil
Ruhhcr~on. Marshall =. Rohhcrsnn.
barley b. Rulhrr,,u, john \. Rohhcr.
-un, uil ui Ard. y. NJ.
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Kirchmeier, y NJ H. Dwight. all Of
House. y VI
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The Onlooker
Confined From Page 81.

ont and pushed away Every hog big and little excepting tour a
were stationed guards opposed to drink on
d 70 oct full They were celebrating the completion OF the dam
ike baDpv engineers According Opunui the sight was almost
human Now hog would rise to grunt but WGua t
or, down hill Several did nothing but squeal IN different Keys
leaning lovingly each other Younger ones walked round ana
round the ladies of the party holding their erect and mk9
graceful motions with their tails One group hustled into an alley
between guava bushes and carried wild onions in tnef
While tev sought to get their hind legs. They were an naDe
reminder of the Honolulu Onion Club Between drinks the ho8S e
bananas and by the second barrel of okoehao was reached
everyone of them 1t sounded much like Joy party COM
ING home When morning dawnd Opunui climbed down from ms Uee
for it was safe for him return to what was lett OF MS nome
The place the good liquor all gone bananas lying ABOUT
crushed or half bitten; old pore under bush was mourning
broken usl and left i'll the tail OF any pig mat very
morning the native every poer the reservoir lying beside
the which had fallen and been drowned lie hG
was leaving said tired of his kind of moonsnng and nc
by going into Honolulu politics and being hos
himself
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From the Savannah Press of Saturday, Feb H. 1910

of skill and accuracy. Mr. Henry Garwes, clerk
of the Citizens Southern Bank succeeded in winning
this medal in last nights contest Teams of two
required to list $50 bank checks the ma
chimes. The result of the contest follows:
Henry Garwes, using Wales adding machine, did
the trick in four minutes and thirty-six seconds j.
H. Lewis of the Citizens and Southern Banking,
using Wales machine, second with time of
five minutes and four seconds, and w. H. Helmken,
of the National Bank of Savannah, using Burroughs
machine, was third with a record of five minutes five
and a half seconds. ]. b. Buckner of the
Citizens and Southern Bank made record of four
minutes and twenty-five seconds Wales, but
having made one error he lost the contest Later, in
an exhibition Mr. Buckner travelled the required dis
lance with his Wales in four minutes and seventeen
seconds.
The judges of the contest were Captain F. D.
Boodworth, cashier of the National Bank of Sa-
vannah; Mr.. ]. J. Powers, cashier of the Exchange
Bank and Mr.. Gordon Grower, cashier of the Citi-
zens and Southern Bank
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and printer. The range Of the gen.
elal and special features is as fol-
lows
Poem-Lord Byron.
The Seven Scenic Wonders of the
World in Hawaii.
A Trip to Adelaide. BY George
Clark.
Native Hawaiian Fishing as a
Sport BY Keoki Leialoha.
Visiting a Volcano with Cannibals.
BY Alexander Hume Ford.
Meles Second Marriage. BY Wade
Warren Thayer.
Rice Culture in Japan. BY F. c.
Krauss.
A Day in Honolulu BY Oscar Vol,
wich
sabocco-A Tale of the South Seas
| (continued)
The Story of Copra. By H. F. Alex
ander.
Honolii-(a poem. By Philip
Henry Dodge.
New Zealand's Yellowstone By H
A. Parmalee.
Hands Around the Pacific. By the
Editors.
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Waianae-(a poem). BY Thomas
Rain Walker.
The Philippines as an Asset. BY
Kenneth Turner.
Pacific Personalities Walter Gift
ford Smith, Chu Gem, Hon. Frank
Wilson, Sir James Mills, Ernest A.
Mott-Smith.
Editorial Comment.
Guide Book and Encyclopedia.
The Mid-Pacific is getting subscrib
ers abroad at a rate which promises
well for it's future, and the number
of it's readers at home is constantly
increasing.
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lNpBR.ISLAUD HAPPENINGS

without having some assurance Of
this kind"
Breakwater on Time.
HILO, July 13.-From the present
outlook there should be no difficulty
whatever in completing the present
breakwater contract, held by Lord
e Young, in the required time Ac-
cording to the terms of the contract
the work must be finished by Novem-
Der 81, and with everything working
smoothly, this means that there
should be about 700 tons of rock per
day placed in position, which should
be easily accomplished, thought it
may be best to work an extra shift
Of men part of the time This, how
ever, can be easily done.
At the present time there have
been approximately $4,000 tons of
rock placed in position out of a total
of $4,000 tons, thus leaving balance
| of $4,000 tons to go in. The sub
/ structure of the breakwater has now
been completed about five hundred
, feet beyond the end of the super
structure on the Metzger contract,
and as soon as the bid for the next
contract is awarded the firm which
wins out can go ahead with this work
without interfering with Lord &
Young in any manner.
!. 1t is understood that much heav
Ter bond upon the next contract will
be required than has been the case
i'm the past 1t is reported here, ant
evidently upon good authority, tina
the bond required upon the new con
tract, which will be for 100000, viii
be for approximately half tina
amount. This will keep the wildca
contractors off, and will mean tina
only responsible parties, who are
, able to handle the job without fai
z in case they win out, will be able t.
bid on the job. 1t is understood tina
. Lord & Young and d. e, Metzger vii
be the two most prominent bidder
, from Hawaii, but that a couple o
, Coast concerns are likely to make
!, try for the contract, on account of it
I size allowing better chance thal
, on smaller work.
, Hackfeld Buys Land.
, HILO, July 13.-Hackfeld & Co, ha
s just completed a big real estate def
-, in this city which will mean col
$ siderable extension of their lumbe
p business. which has been GROWN
4 with great rapidity in the past fe
/ years. This firm has just bougt
o from the Hitchcock estate the traC
o of land, approximately six acres
/. size, lying between the present lun
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Bank Clerks Have Red
Hot Contests
ADDING MACHINES WE'RE MADE TO HUM AT
MEETING LAST NIGHT.

Those who attended the February meeting of the
Savannah Chapter of the American Institute of
Banking at the club rooms, % Abercorn street. wit
messed an adding contest that has been the talk of
the bank clerks of the city all of today. The contest
began at o'clock and the machines which do so much
work that bank clerks formerly forced to pore
over for some time and exercise their grey matter
to such an extent that they often wished they had
never seen a figure, in very few seconds rat
Ting off the work assigned them in great shape. The
contest for the Myers medal, presented to the
Association by Mr.. Sligo Myers, president of the Ma
ona Bank of Savannah, be contested for in feats
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HTLO, July 13.-The local shipping
men do not see where the proposed
longshoremens union is going to cut
very much figure in this port, accord
ing to statements which are made,
and look upon David Ewaliko's plans
as being rather visionary. In the
first place they state that they en-
ploy mostly Japanese, who will not
be allowed in the union, according
to the statements which have been
made; and, secondly, they employ
Hawaiians whenever they have an
opportunity to do so. In speaking
of this yesterday one of the water
front men who has a great deal to do
with this sort of work, said:
1--WE would be very glad to employ
Hawaiians if we could get them, but
cannot do so. At present we employ
all the Hawaiians who offer them
selves for work, but most of them
will not work steadily, and lust AT
the time when we need them most
we find that they do not show up
AS. matter Of fact it is rare that
we can get al the men that we want
either Hav3iians or Japanese. This
is true of both the Matson and the
American Hawaiian companies.
awe pay two dollars per day fol-
ten hours work and twenty-five cent'
per hour overtime. The main thin'
that we want is to have longshore
men on hand when we need them AM
not have men who will work for
day and Their fail to show uD the ney
morning ! personally would like t.
see the Hawaiians get all the work
and they can have it, without eve
thinking of forming a union, if the
can furnish enough men who ar
capable of doing the work, As
matter of fact, however, there ar
very few Hawaiian Iongshoremen a
the present time.
"Ewaliko has apparently got tn
idea in his head that the condition
here are similar TO those on tn
Coast, whereas they are entirel
different. We will be glad to hea
from him and go into any propose
that he wants to make, What W
should be glad to do, would be {
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ARMY AND NAVY.
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now a part of the large maneuver
camp in Texas. In about four months
the Twenty-eighth Infantry will go to
it's regular station in Minnesota at
Fort Smelling.
Eight months is allowed for duty
by the regiment, of which Captain
Falls is a member, in the central di
vision, then the regiment is booked
for service in the Philippines division
passing this way en- route. So it is
expected the many friends of Captain
Falls will see him in about a year as
he is passing through for duty in the
Philippine Islands.