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Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
ALL NIGHT
SESSION
NATIONAL LEGISLATORS PUT IN
ALL NIGHT AT WORK ON
PILED UP BUSINESS

WASHINGTON, Mar. 4.-Through-
out the long hours of another all
night session the senate of the United
States struggled desperately as mass
of congested legislation in an effort
to clear the way before the adjourn
ment of the Sixty-first congress at
noon today
Only from to Z O'Clock this morn
ing were the legislative wheels at a
standstill. This recess of two hours
was ordered that the senators might
get little rest in preparation for the
closing hours.
or the appropriation measures all
had been finally acted upon so far
as the senate could dispose of them
pill and the general deficiency bill
Inc deficiency bill was reported to the
senate early in the night and being
promptly disposed of gave way to a
conference report ON other bills. The
bill to create a permanent tariff board
passed the senate this morning amid
turbulent scenes by 55 to 23.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma sought
to offer the Canadian reciprocity
agreement as a rider, but the tariff
board bill passed to third reading and
he was shut out.
Mr.. Owen at 11:05 said that he
would yield the floor for final action
on all appropriation bills except the
sundry civil bill, but that he would
insist on holding up that bill until
New Mexico and Arizona could be rec
ognized jointly. Finally the blockade
of the big appropriation bills by Sen
ator owen gave way at 11:25 a. m.
when he agreed to yield the floor II
the senate would agree to vote on
the proposition to couple Arizona with
New Mexico in the resolution admit
ting them to the Union as states. This
coupling was agreed to, but the reso-
luton as amended was defeated-ayes
80, hoes 45. The parliamentary stu
alton was much tangled. 1t developed
however that in voting to defeat cou-
pling Arizona and New Mexico the
senate had defeated the ratification OF
the New Mexico constitution as well
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
KANSAS soLoNs IN FIGHT.

TOPEKA, Kas., Mar. 4.-The mo-
notony of the Kansas legislative SEES
sion was broken Thursday by fist
Mick of Piltsbnrg and Representative
Stone of Topeka The house by a
close vote had killed the bill to di
vorce Emporia and Pittsburg normal
schools and Mccormick held Stone
responsible. During the noon recess
Mtf formick assaulted the Topeka
member and struck him heavy blow
with his fist Members separated the
belligerents.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
MAKE new
AIR RECORD
MAN FOR PASSENGER, SETS
NEW RECORD

LAREDO, Tex, Mar. "A worlds
aviation record was broken between
this city and Eagle Pass yesterday
when Lieut. Benjamin Foulocs OF the
United States army and Aviator Phil
ip C. Parmalee drove an army aero
plane log miles In two hours and
seven minutes. This is the world rec
ord In point OF time and also the rec
ord for the United States for two
man flight. 1t was made under ideal
weather conditions. A high rate OF
speed for miles was made on several
spurts. Vast crowds cheered the avi-
ators when they started and greeted
them on their landing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
MORE 8. p. TALK.

TUCSON, Ariz.. Mar. 4.-The C1ti-
zen publishes an interview with Presi-
dent Lovett OF the Southern Pacific
railroad who passed through here last
week In which Judge Lovett an
nounces that the recently destroyed
shops will be rebuilt at Tucson 1t =
date not yet fixed. II any OF the re-
cent $75,00O.OO0 appropriation by the
Hartman lines for new construction
work is to be spent In Arizona 1t viii
be for the Durango line, President
Lovett said, as the appropriation was
primarily for double tracking the I'm
ion Pacific and most OF 1t would 90
for that purpose.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
MISSION AT ST. CoLUM6A'S
CHURCH.

mission by the eloquent Denver
Jesuit, Rev. Ed Barry S. j., will be
opened on Sunday, Mar. 10, and con
differ from most of its kind being
largely in the form of lectures suita-
BILE for Catholics and non-Catholics
alike. Father Barry is an eloquent
speaker and has packed churches at
all his missions. This will be the
first mission in the enlarged ST. Co
lumba's church, and all are invited.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
sPREckLEs WILL CASE HEARING.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Mar. A.
The State supreme court has fixed
Monday as the day for hearing the
appeal in the Spreckles will case.
The appeal is from the decision of the
lower court which decided for John
ID. Spreckles and Adolph b. Spreckles
against Rudolph Spreckles and Claus
A. Spreckles in the matter of the ap
plication of the heirs for distribu-
ton of the estate left by their father,
Claus Spreckles, the millionaire sugar
magnate.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
WISCONSIN BOWLING TOURNA-
MENT.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Mar. 4.-Several
hundred bowlers representing many of
the chief cities and towns of the state
gathered in Oshkosh today for the
ment of the Wisconsin State Bowlers'
association. The tournament will last
two weeks. Liberal cash prizes and
several gold medals will be distributed
among the winners in the varions
classes.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06

Do not overlook the smoker next
Wednesday evening at X. p. hall to
entertain the San Juan congress dele
gates. A letter from C. q. Moore.
vice president from Archuleta county.
says all committeeman will be pres
ent, meaning at least I'VE from Pagosa
Springs. Il. r. Smith also writes that
Montezuma county will be over with .
full delegation. both Cortez. Mancos
and Dolores being represented. Du-
range citizens owe It to the visitors
to attend. In order to have an idea
of the number to provide for in way
of Refreshments you will probably be
waited on to. secure . ticket, but II
you are not called on, do not over.
le~- .ae date and be there.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
CARDINALS TO START TRAINING

ST LOUIS. Mo-. Mar. A squad
OF 81 players Of the st Louis National
league team will leave for West
MAIDEN tomorrow In charge OF Mana
ger Doger Bresnahan. The players
will train at the Indiana resort for
a week or ten day and will then be
brought back to st. Louis for series
of exhibition games before the open.
ing OF the regular sesson.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
MILLERs TRAIN IN
OLD KENTUCKY.

HICKMAN. KY. Mar. Manager
Joe cantillion of the Minneapolis club
of the American Association has fitted
up training quarters for the members
of his team on his farm near this
place. Several of the players have
already put in an appearance and all
the others are under orders to appear
by Monday. The team will chop wood
and milk COWS for Manager Cantillion
and viii then be in condition to start
on tour for exhibition games in
Atlanta. Memphis. Chattanooga, Lex
ington and several other Southern
cities.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
ANOTHER
CLEARANCE
COMMITTEE REPORT SHOWS NO
WRONG IN SHIP SUBSIDY
MATTER

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Mar. A.
There is and has been no use Of i'm
proper influence either for or against
the ship subsidy legislation. says the
special committee of the house in its
report OF investigation for which II
was appointed a year ago. The re-
port was presented to the house today
by the chairman, Representative Oh
colt of New York.
The charges that were made In this
connection that reflected on certain
members of congress are wholly false.
says the committee.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06

were not armed and had not resisted.
Deitz and the rest Of his family re-
mained entrenched in their cabin, be-
seiged by the sherifrs posse. During
the seige Harp was shot and Killed.
The seise ended with the capture Of
Deitx and his family ON October Z.
1910. after Deitx had bsosns iAcspanir
tatsd By . not through ~ AaaA
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
WILL STUDY IN BERLIN.

DR. and Mrs. ]. W. Lackey will
leave shortly for Europe, where the
former will spend year in special
work at the large hospitals, most OF
the time in Berlin. During their abb
sence, DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Robbins
will occupy the Lackey residence, cor
ner of Eighth street and Second ave
nue.. DIR. Robbins is now associated
with DIR. Lackey and while the latter
Is abroad will look after his practice.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
NEW NORMAL SCHOOL IN TEXAS.

CANYON. Texas, Mar. 4.-The new
West Texas State Normal School was
formally opened here today with In
teresting exercises. Addresses were
delivered by former Governor Caswell
Ellis OF the University of Texas and
several other public officials and ed
ucators Of note.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
NEWS FORECAST FOR
THE COMING WEEK.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Mar. A.
President Taft, accompanied by sever
al members of his cabinet, will de-
part from Washington Wednesday for
Atlanta. where he is to deliver an ad.
dress Friday at the concluding session
of the great Southern Commercial
congress.
The Southern Commercial Congress
will begin its session Wednesday and
from all indications 1t will be one OF
the best and most important conven-
lions of its kind ever held In the
United States. In addition TO Pres
ident Taft the speakenrs will include
former President Roosevelt, Ambasa-
dor Jusserand. Secretary OF Agricul.
ture Wilson, Senator Fletcher OF Flor
ida, George Westinghouse of Pittsburg,
George w. Perkins OF New York, Sec
retary of War Dickinson and Cover
nor Woodrow Wilson OF New Jersey,
Theodore Roosevelt will leave New
York Wednesday to begin six week 8
tour that will take him through nearly
all of the states of the South and
West. Tuesday he will address the
Southern Commercial Congress in At
lanta and the following day he will
speak before the Child Labor Confer
ence in Birmingham. Saturday will be
divided betyeen jackson. Miss. and
New Orleans.
pected to bring decision in the fam
GUS contest case over the will OF the
late Il. j. c'lucky') Baldwin. which
has been on trial in Los Angeles
since early in December.
John F. Deitz is to be placed on
trial Monday at Hayward Ms. for
the killing of Oscar Harp, deputy, In
the memorable fight at Cameron dam
last October.
Spokane will hold its first city cleo
ton Tuesday under its new charter
which provides for the commission
plan of municipal government.
The National Child Labor Confer.
ence, which will begin three day
session Thursday in Birmingham. Ala
will have among Its speakers Miss
Jane Adams OF Chicago, and Charles
F. Neill, United States commissioner
of Labor.
The clergy and laity of the PrOtes-
tant Episcopal diocese OF Kansas City
will meet at Kansas City Mo-. Tues
day to elect successor to Bishop
t. X. Atwill, who died recently.
The United States army transport
Buford will sail from Seattle Friday
with immense cargo OF provisions
donated by the people of the United
States for the relief OF the famine
sufferers of North China.
The federal grand jury which meets
in Chicago Tuesday is expected to be
gin an investigation of the alleged
illegal coal land entries in the Mata
nuska and Cook inlet fields in Alaska
The annual convention of the Navy
League OF the United States. which
is to assemble Tuesday in Los Angeles
is expected to give special attention
to the needs Of the Pacific coast ant
| the naval problems which will arise
on the completion of the Panama
canal. Horace Porter OF New Yorl
will preside at the convention.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
EVERYBODY
FALL DEAD
RESIGNATION OF SENATOR BAL
LEY so UNPRECEDENTED As
TO CAUSE SHOCK

WASHINGTON. Mar. 4.-Senator
Joseph w. Bailey of Texas has resign
ed from the senate. Senator Bailey
made no explanation as to mis- reason
for resigning.
He first presented his resignation Ia
Vice President Sherman, who refused
to accept 1t. Bailey then wired his
resignation to Governor Campbell oil
Texas.
Mr.. Bailey's term would not have
expired until Mar. 3, 1918.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
ROBBERY CASE BEING HEARD.

As we go to press the preliminary
hearing of the three Starr brothers,
charged with assault and highway rob-
berry OF the old man, Braid, is going
cn. A large crowd Is in attendance
and the evidence. so far as 1t has been
gone into up to the time Of this writ
ing. is very black for the defendants
and others are likely to be drawn into
the case.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
LINCOLN iNAuGURATED
SO YEARS AGO.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Mar. 4.--The
semtcentennial anniversary OF the
first inauguration of Abraham Lincoln
as President was observed in the cap
ital today with appropriate exercises
neld under the auspices OF the various
patriotic and historical societies of the
District oil Columbia.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06
SPECIAL
SESSION
CALLED
PRESIDENT CALLS SPECIAL sEs
SION OF CONGRESS TO CON.
VENE ON APRIL 4TH

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Mar. A.
e. 40 p. m)-President Taft has for
mally issued a call for congress to
meet in special session on Tuesday
April A.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06

Walter Johnson. Washington's star
pitcher, is hold-out. and 1t looks as
II McAleer will have to do sum In
addition in order to sign the Kansas
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
THEODORE ROOSEVELT AT
FORT WORTH, MARCH Il

Futmcf rrcsiicu' Thcodofc R"usr,"l'
wa. lIr guest ~ the National Feed
cr. aud Breeders A.,ocirtipn 800 the
Fort worth tat stock show ~ H." morn
ing IT March ~ his ,rrrirI train
rcnchcd Font Worth earl, last Tues
day morning and hr wns the guest
~ official. uf the tat stock .huW aud
,uriou. rr,lc organizations Ut o 'SUu'N
western breakfast Immediately fol
lowing rhc breakfast. Colonel Roosevelt
vu, driven To- the Coliseum. where
the tat ,iu,l show was held. aud
delivered nu adore, un some topic Ut
live interest ip farmer. aud sturkm"u
at 1r,a. aud other ~"u'hw".trtu state.
\ feature of hi, visit ,o the fnt stock
show. which continued until ICON
"u TUESDAY WIS u fruuiuu 1T ih"
member, ~ hi, Rough Rider, regiment
aud . reception 8" visitor. T." 10" fat
stock show COLONEL Ruu,r,"lt viii
s'nrI show ,"lourl R"u.", ELI l"ii
~ umuu rur.duy "u , -rrrtuI Train r"r
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NOTICE OF CONTEST

department ut he" Interior, United
states Land Once.
Tucum,nti. y. NJ, March e. 1911.
contest \". 49,.
ru NJ John ". Iinuhli, of spring
fold. Mo-. CIutr,tcr:
You ace hereby mot fled that John
\r"srnlimnuu who gl,"~ West, New
Mexico. ns ms post ollie" address did
uu February u. 1911. Tile Ice this ollie"
hr, duly rurrnhoratcd application 10
contest aud secure the cancellation oi
Your Homestead. Entry "" ulloI'.
serial \u ulluw made Npril -. 1909,
tor o., ~Wi, aud 50 ~Eii Ut see
e.. TWI, : y. ct Range 80 b., y, NJ
PRINCIPAL Meridian aud q. grounds fnr
his contest Uc alleges that sad entry
MAN Ias deserted sud who'll, abandon
,I said ru'r, ter MOTE than mine months
Ia., past, prior 8" ,b" filing OF this
contest. r'c. Won ar", therefore, fur
thrr Notified ihni the said allegations
VIII hr taken hy mi, office ~ having
been confessed 10y y"u, aud N"ur said
entry Will hr cnur"lcd Hereunder with
out yuur further right iu H." heard thcr"
IA, either hrfnrr this office ur on np
peal. II ynu fail 20 file iu this Ollie"
within iwrut, day. after the FOl RITZ
publication at thu, notice, ~ shown
below. Nuur answer. under oath, sI"cih
rpll, meeting aud rr,p"udiug 10 thrs"
! allegations 81 contest, ur !; you iatI
within that time 'u file ~ this ollie"
lac pruui tina, YOU have served u copy
~ YOUR answer uu the said contestant
either ~ person or Icy registered mail.
If mi, service I~ made Ey the delivery
ct u copy ct your answer 10 the con
rr,tuut iu prr.uu. proof at such service
must be- riihrr the said contestant =
vrittru acknowledgment ct his receipt
of the ,uI,y. showing the date of it.
| receipt. ct the affidavit ct the person
ug when aud where the copy was IL"
I,rrrI, II made by registered mail,
proof ct such .rr,ir" must consist ui
the an.du,it ct the person hy whom
the copy wa, mailed stating when aud
The POS, office t. which IL was mailed,
aud thi, affidavit must he nccompani.
rd 10y the postmaster s receipt for the
letter.
You should state loo your answer the
maine at the post office To- which you de-
sire future notices be- sen 10 you.
Il. \. PRENTICE, Register
y. V. GALLEGOS, Receiver
Date Of LIT publication Marco II, l9lI
Date of .ud publication March Is, loll
Date of ard publication March %, l"lI
Date uf Irh publication April !, 1911
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woRKMENs COMPENSATION BILL
One was introduced In Missouri Leg
islature by Representative Fear
Of Jasper County,

Jefferson CI'y. Fob = senator
Humphrey introduced 70 hin affecting
lu]m,hops. lud"r ~, rro,i.lou, road
house, would rcn,' q" exist. n pro
hihii, county rouri- from issuing lrnm
shop ltcru,c, =" anyone 20 operate %
,alo"u outside the r]orI"rut" lmi', ct
,umr city ~ town.
Representative Fear of Jasper couu
~ introduced the wurkiupmcu : com
prusatiuu hill 10 the house. Il pro
,id"s au automatic system at comI"u
,ati"u tor th"Sr miurcd ct billr.
through the neglect e. fan rmrlo,cr 90.
his servants.
other bills introduced were
Making 1t 70 mi,drmrau"r Ia MAX,
, conveyance IT real estate hy u dec,
In which the name of the grantee doe.
nat appear.
Requiring manufacturers aud sell
rr, "f tobacco, .uuH, cigar. aud cipu,
cite, or pay s2i % wear license
Making 1t % felony Io collect cam
aIgu assessment. from brewers nm,
J ,uluun keepers,
Giving third class cities roHplei
uuirul Of dram,hop licenses loo sue.
.itlrs.
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The Ladies' ARE especially invited to be
present next Sunday ~ there Il, = sur
prise iu store for them.
bril 3 Lumpcs delivered n sale of
y]cnriiug calves Ia Robbins on Thurs
day the 9TH. They are o clean, select
bunch uf stun.
The taA assessor b. abroad IN the land
nov aud there seems to be- more Of the
boy. VI home this year than last. That
looks favorable q" farming interests.
T. T. Marcus has moved his well
drilling machine frnm the Waits ranch.
We are informed that Mr.. Wait ha.
-iNty feet OF water aud will irrigaio q
'rurh patch this year. That j. the spir.
u wc al need to make u succcss Of
farming IN this country.
We see Il. VI. Bate, out pruning hi.
apple trees this week. lie has o fine
orchard of apples aud riums. The plum
trees are about ready "a bloom. Mr..
Bates j. prepared 90 save his fruit crop
this ycar even n bad weather should
follow these warm DAYS.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
POWER
OF COMMISSION
Attorney Generals Letter
Gives Opinion on Matter
Of Filling Vacancies on
County Boards.

santa Fc. y. w.. March q The fol
lowing hotter from the at,o,ucy gcucr
. deal, with the ar]roiuti,c power of the
board of ruuui, commissioner aud 10 a..
follow,
santa rc. y. VI. March q, lpll
Nj &c. w.. Williams.
rluNl be-. y NJ.
Dear sir Your letter ~ 'hc first
inst. va. received Yesterday after !
had Icu the office Tor the night. th"
train from the south being much be-
hind time.
IN 1870. iu the act creating county
commissioner, the power vested IN 'huso
officers 2" 6Il aIl ,uraurics loo county
aud precinct offices. except ]acaucie on
the board itself. You will hud thi. &C.
produced be- section $500 uf the Compiled
law, of lsn7. but ought not 10 have
been included.
~ iSsI th" Legislature put the power
tu hli nll ,]acnuri". 100 ANY county OH
ccs IN the territory in the hands of the
governor aud the statute appears ~
section % ct the Compiled laws oi
1851.
] In lsS7. %, you will ."s hy refer
"urc "a the 18th suhdi,i-io ut section
GGI of the Compiled law. the power IN
hlIl Vacancies Boz county offices 'o M,
hoard Of county commits. louor..
lo 1901 hy nn art which appears a.
chapter ., Of the laws that ycor. 90,
legislator" ic'larcd that amy yucauc,
u ANY county office should bee lille,
hy appointment, hy the governor.
In 1906. by chapter q Of III" laws OF
that session, no" Legislature restored
the power 20 the county commissioner,
specifically repeating chapter ., of III,
nrts Of 1891.
There hH, been uu change In the law
since lnu7 aud M" board ot county com
missioner, ha. ih" power to hll ,arau
"ics iu any county offices, except va
c%aucirs orcuriug IN the board itself.
I have given M" foregoing brief state
mcnt ui the Legislation a. thought /
would 10" more satisfactory 10 Won an,
the r"uutv commissioner than II woul,
be- for me merely tu say that the boar,
of county commissioner had the author
nv. II H. probable that some of ~,
county commissioners have found som,
~ the statute which have been re-
r"nl"i aud ave been confused hy thcm
Yours truly.
FRANK W. CLANCY,
Attorney General
Netting Govcruor Jana hn, appoint
rd Charles ". Wood at Cuutos. t'uin
r"uuty. q notary public.
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NOTICE OF PROOF OF WILL

~ the Probate Cout, 10 aud Tor the
Count, Of QUAY. Territory ct \"v M"N
iru.
10 whom IL may concern;
No,icc hereby gwen THAT there
wa, filed 900 the office of the Probate
,lrrh ~ pun, County. New Mryir" ou
thr cath du, "f February. 1911, the
last viii and testament "t l">"rh 4
Reed. deceased, and said viii D., ia bee
proved on the Ut du, uf MAY, lgll,
that being ~ a regular term 81 the
Probate court ct SAID County Al
parties Interested ar" hereby notified
at said time herein fixed for the proof
uf said VIII.
Given under my hand thu, 1T day oi
March. 1871.
SEAL. Il T.. %DONOiIOO.
Clerk of Probate Court.
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NORTON NEWS

The snow is about all gone.
G., T.. Dean, who has been drilling on
the Plains is at home 10 start a crop.
one more week of sunshine aud ~,
rryhody blowing preparing tho soil for
early planting.
our sunday school Is progressing
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department al the Interior, 4. :. Land
Onicc ~ Turumcari, y. NJ.
March Il, 1911.
Norirc l., hereby given that Clifford
Crawford, OF Plaza, y, NJ who, 81
Npril -. 1900, made II. H. No. SlS3.
serial No. OIG77, for So Nwii aud
Loot, 2 aud I, See. I, Twp. . y, Range
~ T., y. VI, T.. Meridian, has filed
uutirc of intention 10 make Final Five
Year Proof, 10 establish claim to the
land .hovc described, before the Reg
l,trr aud Receiver, 4, :, Land Ohic"
ut Tu,umcari, y. NJ on the 25th day
II April, 1911.
Claimant names ns witnesses: u. V
ruirn. 6. l.. Crawford, lsem Anglin
j.. \. pcndcrgrast, all ~ Plaza, y. NJ
.3lI.5t Il. \. Prentice, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. y. Land
Office at Tucumcari, y. VI.
March Q, 1911.
Notice I. hereby given that Allen j.
Hakcr, OF llanley, n NJ, who, on April
., 1906, made II. r.. No. 1899, Serial No.
oiGIj for the Me-, See. 81 and Add
II. T.. for NwI NwH Sec. 80, 81.
swh. swh SEA, See. 90, Ser. Ol2Os7,
7.2IO9, all in Twp, 10 y, H. 20 T., y. VI.
+. Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
10 make Final Five Year Proof, 20 -.
tahlish claim 10 the land above dcscrib.
ed, before the Register and Receiver,
e.. :. Land Office at Tucumcnri, y. NJ,
IN the 18th day of April, 1911.
Claimant names ~ witnesses; Ben
Eilgorc, j. c. Chambers, W. II. Baker
all Of Uaulcy, \. NJ Arthur Gordon
II Tucumcari, y. NJ.
3.ll.jt r. A. Prentice, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department uf the Interior. T.. =. Land
Gee at Tucumcuri. y. NJ.
March u. 1911.

l''Ibl iNFNl NI wv lUN'liN't ' = lshll
Gee NJ Tucumcari. y NJ.
March ~. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
:. Price. ~ Tucumcnri. y NJ, who on
Nrr,l ~. 1900. made Homestead Entry
w. $3.50. Serial No uIGIs. for ST.
Nwi,. Ne SWi, See. -, aud add T.
Homestead Entry June 2. 1909 for SEi,
81, See. -. MI, NEi,. see. 30. aud
NJ NWt See. -, Twp. IN y, Range
- b.. y. NJ. T.. Meridian. hu, fled ~
'icc 81 intention To- make Final Five
Year Proof. to establish claim Ia the
land above Described. before the Reg
.,irr uad Receiver. 4. :. land onicc.
~ Tucumrari. y. NJ. an the 25th day
IT April. l3ll
Claimant uamrs ~ Witnesses: Abucr
smith. Il. \. Nrwrll Of Tucumcari, y.
VI. VIM Brisc",. lra T. iri~coe. of bod
sou. y NJ.
.3lN5i r. \. PRENTICE. Register.