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Evening journal., 1911-02-08
Peoples Column
suYRNrs FEDERAL BUILDING.
Citizens Secure option ON Desirable
Property Which is Ofiered to the
Government.

Citizens secure Option ON Desirable
Property Which is Ofiered to the
Government.
Editor OF THE EVENING JOURNAL;
There are some differences of opin-
ion regarding the selection OF a site
for the new Federal Building in
Smyrna but a goodly number Of our
public spirited citizens, who have only
the best interests of the town in mind,
are opposed TO any scheme to bond the
town ia order TO help pay for site,
especially when it is possible TO Sc
cure a desirable site within the Fed
eral limits Of $4,000. which sum is TO
be devoted to the ground for the build
ing
These citizens have secured an op-
tion on the site known as the Smyrna
House property. II is the location Of
the Smyrna House, a hotel building.
These citizens have rendered this site
TO the Federal Government for $4,000,
thereby complying with the Federal
requirement for a suitable property
within the price named for such pur-
poses.
The site is situated on the Main
street of the town on the State road
along which all travellers from VIII
mington 90 Dover pass. 1t is very
close to the -four corners" the heart
OF the business section OF the town,
and it is on the best paved, in fact, the
only paved street In Smyrna.
These citizens have shown their
public spirit by Offering the site, which,
II accepted. would not require any is
suing OF bonds for different site. The
issuing Of such bonds would mean an
unnecessary addition to the taxes Of
the town.
It is the opinion OF the citizens who
have made the offer that not only
should the advantages OF not having
TO pay more than is necessary for the
site be considered, but they believe
that It is the best site for the Federal
building regardless of price
Yours truly,
Public Spirit.
Smyrna, Feb. s.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
UNWORTHY
NJ. G. Robbins.

We'll I know that I'm not worthy,
His shOe-latchet to unite
For He is our God most holy.
For He is the one most high.
But I fain would kneel most humbly,
In the dust down at His feet
/ would kiss His sacred footprints,
/ would find my mission sweet
Yes. ] know that I'm not worthy,
Fen TO raise mine eyes to Thee;
For I'm but a helpless sinner.
Thou art pure as pure can be.
But like Mary | would gladly,
Wipe Thy blessed sacred feet,
Yes, 'twould give me so much glad
ness,
would find my mission sweet.
Yes, / know that I'm not worthy,
Fen to breathe Thy holy name;
But / know Thou wilt receive me,
For / can Thy promise claihp
Thou hast told me to come 20 Thee,
At Thy table we can meet,
And ! hasten 10 obey Thee,
My commission will be sweet.
No. never can be worthy.
Thou hast done too much for me;
Thou didst shed Thy blood SO freely,
Shed IL on dark Calvary.
But I'll follow in Thy footsteps,
At the cross Thee will meet;
Meath it's shadows I would linger.
And I'll find my mission sweet.
No, never could be worthy,
But all sin-sick I will come;
With Thy love Thou wilt overwhern
me,
Help the weary sinner home.
/ can only claim the promise,
AS / am without one plea.
For know Thy precious blood-drops
Were so freely shed for me.
Yes, l know that I'm not worthy,
But Thy hand I'll always hold;
Well, I know that Thou wilt lead
me,
TIL I'm safe within the fold.
/ will trust Thee If Thou slay me,
Rest like Mary at Thy feet;
And though life be filled with shadows,
viii find my mission sweet.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
Women and Burglars.

4 WOMAN who once had real
burglar experiences has worked out
a whole series OF amateur burglar
alarms which she says will come In
handy in an emergency.
1T ie not really worth while to set
burgled OF possibly murdered" she sx-
plains cheerfuily. when there are such
ways OF avoiding these disagrecable
experiences and at the same time Of
saving ones property and striking ter
ror 90 the heart OF the burglar. The
great thing 20 remember is that the
burglar is more afraid Of you than you
are OF him. At the same time II cor
nercd he VIII probably not stick At
murder IN order TO escape. Il ia a bad
plan 20 leave spirits about, which may
give him Dutch courage. In using
revolver Il is better to scare him than
"a attack him. as he Is probably bet
ter shot than you are"
Most OF her methods atm AZ making
a great racket and giving the burglar
a chance to escape, so that he went
grow desperate by being cornered and
40 injury IN the mere desire to get
away She knows that even the most
hardened OF his craft listens for the
least sound that is likely to wake the
people OF the house. and he will skip
out at any alarm; therefore she quits
naturally recommends the alarm clock
Hear the burglar and start the olock
ringing. and nine times out Of ten he
win fee. loud rattle. energeticaliy
swung, viii not fail 70 attract his at
tertion and YOU may make a firat class
clatter by throwing a chair or other
light pieco OF furniture across q room.
Best Of all. she says. Is an immediats
use Of the telephone real one. Al pos
sible. and. n not. a wholly imaginary
one which win 40 very well on q DARK
night or in the next room 10 call up po-
lice headquarters Anything that r. sud-
den and loud or that seems 70 be sums
monlng aid win do the work
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
Fares For Homeseekers.

The Passenger Department OF the
Union Pacific railroad has announced
that the Homeseeker Fares will be in
effect for the balance of the year.
commencing April 1. tickets being on
sale first and third Tuesdays Of each
month and the fares to Denver. Salt
Lake. Granger, Butte. Spokane. etc,
will be the same as ineffect during
January, February, March. -
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
DIES SUDDENLY OF
ACUTE INDIGESTION

James Nellis died suddenly at his
home, No. 400 East Fourth street, on
Monday, of acute indigestion.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row morning from his late home. At
9 O'Clock there will be requiem mass
at st. Mary's Church and interment
made in the Cathedral Cemetery
Nellis was a member of Division
No. 4, A. o. H., Democratic League,
Fraternal Order Of Eagles and the
Bartenders' Union, all OF which or
ganizations have been invited to at
tend the funeral.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
YOUR CREDIT is GOOD.

II you are in the habit of doing as
you agree. you can secure fine
Weaver Piano on easy weekly or
monthly payments. Don't buy a
cheap piano because you do not have
enough ready cash TO pay immedi-
ately for a Weaver Piano. You will
never regret having saved several
years to pay for a piano OF this char
acter. Ask for particulars as to our
easy monthly payment plan.
Weaver Organ and Piano Co.,
Manufacturers York, Pa.
The Weaver" is one of the leading
pianos sold by the Robelen Piano Co.
710 Market street, Wilmington"
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
TAR ON THE WATER RATES.

The Board Of Trade has had a bill
prepared for presentation to the Leg
islature prohibiting such changes or
water rates in Wilmington that would
increase or diminish the aggregate
receipts for water rents Of a year
or more three per cent. without City
Council agreeing thereto by resolu-
tion.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
SUCCESSFUL EUCHRE.
Many Friends If st. Patrick's Church
Play for Church Benefit.

Hundreds of people participated in
the euchre given in Eden Hall last
night for the benefit Of st. Patricks
r. G. Church. The enchre was di-
vided into three sittings, about 200
players taking part In each. Over
three hundred awards were made.
The members Of the committee
which arranged for the affair we're
Cornelius Breslies, Frederick Wick
ersprom, Joseph Atkins, Mrs. Nc
Grath, Mrs. George Gordon and Miss
Anna Ford.
James Corrigan also aided largely
in the success of the euchre, he hav-
ing become an expert in handling such
affairs.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
Hastings-BIagden.

Mary Prentiss Hastings of Whining
ton and Thomas Blagden OF New York,
were married yesterday in st. Pauls
Church. East Orange. n. j., by the
Rev. William p. Taylor. A breakfast
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wheatley at their residence. After
a short trip Mr.. and Mrs. Blagden will
live in Chicago.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
Dance for HospItaI.

A subscription dance for the benefit
Of the local Homeopathic Hospital
will be held in Centreyille Hall on
Wednesday evening. February %.
Patronesses for the occasion will be
Mrs. c. A. Lippincott. Mrs. John Fred
erick, Mrs. Poulson Chandler. Mrs. G..
II. Negendank, Miss Phoebe Harvey,
the Misses Swayne, Mrs. Albert Mer-
rill and Mrs. Z. T. Negendank.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
verdict For Savage Arms Company.

Following legal battle lasting two
years. the United States Circuit Court
OF New York yesterday handed down a
sweeping verdict in favor Of the Saw
age Arms Company. The controversy
was over the automatic patient used
by the Savage firm In their Savage
pistol and the Colt automatic pistol
manufacturers. The owners OF the
patent are " d. Condit OF this city
and r. a. Searles OF Springfield,
Mass
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
C0LONIAL DANES MEETING.

The Society of Colonial Danes is
planning Valentine Day features for
the meeting at the New Century Club
next Monday afternoon. An inter
esting exhibit of old-fashioned valen-
tines will be brought by a number
OF the members of the society.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
Gannher.Nanrle.

At ST. Johns rectory yesterday, Har-
old Gallagher Of Moore, Pa, and Miss
Elizabeth Browne Naugle of Philadel-
phia. were married by Archdeacon
George G. Hall. The couple were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Rod
ermel of this city.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
MARTHA WASHINGTON TEA.

A Martha Washington tea viii be
served to the Happy Workers Mission
Band of West Church. at the end Of
their annual thank Offering meeting
on Saturday afternoon. The presi-
dent OF the Happy Workers has sent
attractive inviiatf0ns 10 the merhers-
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
Con Co.'s Tlme on.

Patrol Sergeant Aaron Rice has
been granted a leave of absence for
one week by the Board Of Police Com
missioners. Sergeant Rice is inter-
ested in an estate at Mt. JOY, Pc.
which has to be settled.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
Washington DaT Social.

"A Washington Afternoon will be
held by the members of Caesar Rod
ney Chapter, d. A. R.. by the invita-
ton Of the regent. Mrs. George c.
Hall, at her home, on Wednesday af-
ternoon, February %. The members
have been asked to wear Martha
Washington costumes.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
PhiTadeIphians Marry Here.

Frank Martin of No. 2649 South
Juniper street, Philadelphia, and Miss
Elvera Biscardi. of No. 1921 South
Alder street. Philadelphia. We're mar
ried here yesterday afternoon, by the
Rev. George l.. Wolfe.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
AT THE AVENUE.

Crowds Attending the Performances
OF ain The Bishops Carriage
The Avenue Theatre was again
crowded last night. Weather conditions
have no effect on attendances at this
home Of the drama. The attraction,
"ln the Bishops Carriage" was
especially well received. Miss Ailleen
May, the leading woman. and Charles
Miller, the leading man, have good
characters in the bill. The impersona-
ton, by Charles Dow Clark, of Edward
Ramsay, bibulous individual, is note
worthy. The advance sale OF seats is
large for the remainder Of the week.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08

V e &c Z a D Olo OOui-
pound and Sanative
Wash have done me.
/ live on a farm and
have worked very
hard. / am forty
five years old. and
am the mother of
thirteen children.
Many people think
it strange that j am
not broken down
with hard work and
the care of nv fam
Evening journal., 1911-02-08

st. Johns Auxiliary Of the Women's
Missionary Society, will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
Holstein Harvey.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
H-ZOLLINGER CO..
9th and Market Sis.
Milk neaIers, Meefinr

Members of the Retail Milk Dealers
Association are requested TO attend
the regular meeting of the associa-
tion on Saturday night. Matters Of
importance will be discussed.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08

Although the postal saving bank
was established in the Philippines in
1906, the deposits there are now near
ly a million dollars.
Evening journal., 1911-02-08

The above pattern and other May
Manton Patterns described In THE
EVENING JOURNAL ard all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
fov IN ranfa from
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
OWES
HER
HEALTH
To Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound

Scottville, Mich want to tell
YOU how much good LydiaE Pinkham's
Evening journal., 1911-02-08

sonable and comfortable style OF a
shorter and wider shoe
For afternoons Louis NV. shoes with
Evening journal., 1911-02-08

The pattern No. 6SS9 is cut in one
size only. II will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department
of this paper on receipt Of ten cents.
(If in haste send an additional two
cent stamp. for letter postage, which
insures more prompt deliveryD
Evening journal., 1911-02-08
AUXILIARY MEETING.

Smyrna, Feb. s.
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NOTICE OF MASTER SALE

lU pursuance ~ Judgment rendered boz
'u~ District Court ~ the sixth Judicial
District ~ The Territory oi New Mexico.
90 and FOR QUAY County. New MrNiro.
iu Ia cas. ~ Foyworth Galbfaiih Com
pauy. pla utir, " ". X. Br,ifrld 81
sl. No $50. .aIi Judgment being dated
November -. 1911. whereby plaintiff
ph'uurd Judgment against defendant.
" X BrudGrld and A. o. Btadfcld tor
s3Hl -, with interest ~ 10 per cent per
auuum from dat. NJ Judgment. aud costs
~ .uIt, and the defendant VI. X. Golden
berg Company obtained Judgment
against ,ali " X. Bradhrid and \. ..
Brsid-ld f"r .lu2.07. with interest 1T %
per cent per anuum from date ~ iudg
mcn'. and whereby b. va, sdiuigri and
ordered lat the following property be-
fpTerio,.d aud .old 20 satisfy said fudg
m.r's'
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIvEN That
], Henry swan. Special Master. here
toiorr appointed hv the court herein.
vii on 'hr SIN lay ~ February. 1919. sf
ten 70 clock ir The forenoon II .aid is,.
~ 'he front iusT II the Cour, House
o. Tueymcar. QUAY County. New Mex
leo. ,sll ~ public auction "a the highest
bidder for cash the following described
property wing and being In Quay Cosu.
~. New Mexico towi,.
the southeast quarter of ih. north
west quarter. the southwest quarter ~
the northeast quarter. the northwest
quarter NJ 'he southeast quarter, aud
the northeast quarter If the southwest
quarter. of section one. township nine
moth. range thirty east. y. VI =. VI.
Aud that ! Will apply the proceed. "
said sale hrst 10 'he payment Of the
Judgment 10 favor Of plaintiff. aud
co.f- 1T .uit and sale. and thereafter
20 the payment of the Judgment uf VI
r. DoldeHberg Company
HENRY SWAN. Special Master
Harry n McElroy, Attorney for " \
0oldenberg Company, Tucumcarl, New
Mexico.
First publication December =. 1919
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PAJARITo PROJECT
rs
The Decision Il in Favor Of Application
Of Herman oerhardt
SCHOOL APPoRTIoNMENT MADE
A Township Plat Of velards Il Piled in
Federal Land once.

sants re New Mexican. Dec. 20.
Territorial Engineer Charles D. Miller
sire. from Tucumcari that the conflict
owe the waters q the Paiarita in QUAY
county has been decided In favor OF
the application ~ the Tucumcari par.
ties ~ against Charles n. Kohn aud a.
sociatrs of Montoya. who hsd planned
an irrigation project on the upper
reaches ~ the Paisrito. This assures
the construction Of the Paiarita project
not far from Tncumcari and which will
cover MANY thousand acres. although
decision OF the territorial engiarcr
down 'hr acreage for which water 10
given. 81 - 20 make 30 possible event
usily, 20 construct the lesser ppoir,t
uear Munto,s without dcpriviug the
project of 'hr necessary ~srsinage.
The beard cf water ,ommi ss,ousr.
found that M Kobn bsd hlcd about
'nitt, is,s later Than Herman Gcraard'
" hose application the board accepted.
lhv project was ~ nrsi intended 'n b.
b gatr sd. acre. but 'hc board gu'
ihi, down 20 2i.pov acr,->. including the
raj5u', project af 10000. and it. 'rh
u'sry. Vigil sauyon 81 5000 acres. Thi.
g. d iufv ~ one acre foot g~f srr 3d.
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REYES REVOLUTION FANS AND
GENERAL Is IMPRISONED

The Reye~ revolution 10 Old Mckee
was ~ shor,.lived - j, was unjust sad
g~roundlcss. General Reves had no cause
to oppose the Msdrro rule iu the dr,i
place and no matter what the couditiou.
might have been hat may hsv. caused
him 20 believe he had any right 70 op
pose the new government. Msdero hs.
ma, been IN office long enov&h 10 even
demonstrate whether he will b. abls
10 carry out his promises 20 the pcop.e
or not.
~ must be- a satisfactory t~r1na
tion Of the Mexican trouble 70 U.r,e
sam ~ Il entails endles, ~xr-ns~ o.
keep an army On the border ~ 80 Mss
lean Republic, while cverv upstate tsa-
n turn at rebelliou aud a
Shonld this Reeves revolt nave r..~s
l"ug enough 10 have thoroughly 4--s
the people again there migh; Save -@a
wears Ut IL before the sountv s-l.i
have ever p%ru-pered. A. 10 . there
a chsnee for the Maderp g,y~rnm.l' 20.
bring order out OF chaos.
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SAVED HIS WIFE = LIFE

w wife would have been - her
grave TODAY writes o. H Brown. Of
A~nsesdius. Ala "f . bad not been Tor
Dr. King. N-v Bi,sSvsry. She VA.
dsNu 10 her bed not able 90 g~' ur With
out help SIC IA a severe bronchial
trouble and : drssdful cough I got
Der = bottle Of DR. King. New Diseov.
cry, and she sOos ! egsn 20 mend, and
was veil In q short time" ipfalible
for cough. aud colds. lie the mos, rslia.
his remedy oR earth fer desperate lang
bic remedy on ssrih for desperate lung
trouble. hsnousssss, lsyrirps, asthma,
hay fever Group and ~whoopibR cough.
soc 500. Trial hsitle free. Guaranteed
by Ella Drag Store.
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POSTMASTER FOR THIRTY.
SEVEN YEARS
New Mexico Pioneer Connected With
Several Banks. Dies

Ea.i ~, Vega. y NJ DE, = A.
rl, age ~ 81 yrar,. Rem, u.oAs. q New
M'Niro pioneer. died her, 900, morning
ait,. o Prolonged illness. M Dase
iray-, o. '..'Hur r.smstr,i 30 $50 tu
FOR ~ wears he resided s ~>su,.lo.
. village several uiIe. form I.a, Vega.
wber- be- .ou.inrtel e. general .'or. ari
va postmaster for So vesr-
some time sgo b., h.-sn, pre-, dent
Of 'b- FIRST National B,us 90 Ration
He was q director 81 the "a VI suel
National Raak of 'h, s', ard vice
president ~ 'h. Las N,-s, saving
Haak
Hr u.s a .r'd.- .H 'r- eantsi,-a--
army va. born H Germany coming 81,
Nmeri.a r be-. ssry vas's a8c ..',Iiag
u T-sa. a. .,n. 'a Nv N-vi,o
over :" wears ago iryrr 5r az ..sm
over -s~ >sria - --l
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HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR

With 'hi. issue the editor sewers his
relations with this Company after siS
wears Of continual service. n during
that time We have done anything that
has aided iu the Industrial development
~ the country. county or city, ~ have
in any way contributed 20 the welfare
~ the people or the country aud citv
We love. the reward : ample. TO The
other hand. II We have in d single ir
stance. Injured an, humsn being. We
ask your forgiveness. and ASSURE YOU
that IL wa not intentional. We perform
Cd the duties laid before rs a. We M
der.iood them.
Wishing car friends a Happy aud
Prosperous New Year. We beg 10 remain
Yours very truly.
:. VI whafton
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NOTICE OF oNTEs
Department Of the Interior, United
states Land once. Tucumcari New
Mexico. December 10, 1911.


To Felipe Tafoys, of Cuervo, y. NJ,
contstee;
iCu are hereby not 6ed that liulou T..
Clark who gives Ha.scll. v NJ. a. bis
postoaice address. did on December 10.
1911. fle in this oAicc his duly corrob
grated application To- contest aud secure
the cancellation Of your Homestead In.
try No. 1904. Serial No. UGl62 made
November ~. 1906. FOR SEA sEi, SEE.
Is; ST. Swi, Sec. Il; Me-, Nwt, See.
20. TWP. q y. Range :sE. v VI T. VI,
and a. grounds fcr his conies, he al
leges that Felipe Tafova has wholly
abandoned said land for q prtipi Of
more than two year. prior to i'rbriaI,
~, 1911 and aid defects have not been
cured VI tbi, date, bee. 9, 1911.
You are. therefore. furtbct not lied that
the .sd sllegai ons will De taken hy
this once e. having been autr.s,d t.,
you. and your ,td utty .l uc raurcl.
I'd t~bereuud"r wl'u"u vOur Wrtnr;
right 20 he heard therein n. either before
tbis ori,r or on appeal. e Won fsil TO hic
10 this omce withis twenty day, after
the FOURTH publi,st VI Of thu. notice
a. shown below. ,u-IT gusWrr. under
oath, ,recis,ally mrr' ~ aud respond
.ug 20 these allegation, Of contest. ur Z
YOU fsl Within that time Co Me % fuis
odcs due proof ,hs' Won have served 70
copy OF YOUR snsW'f Oh said contestant
either 900 person of los registered matl
II 'L.s service d, made bV 'hc deliver
~ "a copy ri Nuur ,r,w"r 20 the ,usir.
'su' . person, proof ~ such service
mu.t br either by %. aid contestant 3,
written s.suoW Judgement uf u. receipt
" OBJ. copy. show .uE me date W q. rr
g. -. uT the sfhds,f' ~ toe r-r.ru uE
whom %, delivery VS. made stating
when 5ud where 'b~ copy was delivered.
2 made h, reg stored ws proof ct
such service must consist cot 'b- III
a ,' - ~. person %, vHpm che cop,
Sc. maI.,t .'a.fug when rrd 80 poet
Once 20 which u -. mailed ard 'hi
ssdsy' ur,' h' ,~.eowrs-i-i u, 'H.
pu,'us,'r-. receipt f.- 'bs letter.
You should ,',,. % youf answer ,1,
llpl- af '5s r..'o- % W rb ,nu is
sIs fu'ur- nn'l,-. 90 b- sem 600 on.
Z \ Prentice. Register
y '. G~sll.go.. Receiver
I-.t ..l. ..tur lie. 81 f41f
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department 10 '1- Iar-ra f. r. : Land
% . % T.. sm-.f N.v Mexico.
December % 1911
>or.rs hereby given raa' ,usrI..
s. irr.- .' THram.sr. n Msr uae
or December ''ut. MAI. q. p. No.
1904" for NEl md Nw1,
Section e. r.sa,H.r. % s.. Raua. 80
p g. n q M-raIss ass Sled rsr... o.
n'~r-Ior 20 ma Fiss. nv, Year PROT
10 estabi.r claim 90 no land .iasss d.
'rrbri before Reg .'rr ara 30 ser.
l : Land nair- l' Treur..r. M-I
'n 'hs 1870 iaE Of F.bra4r Isl.
Claimant name. o.. wths-- j. a.
WIlgus. 3 b. P,s.y. " u s'orm~s-. ..
u. Prt'sr. 600 of Tue1ms.u. n. A-r-o
x 4 Pf-b'irs R.g.re,
First publication D~remhsf q. 1911
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department - tie Interior. L. a Land
ONE - rurumrsr. New Mckee.
be ember ~. 1911.
Notice e t-reby gwen THAT oliver
D-Uo. Of " A.is,er. y ". Who. uu so.
ysmbeI -. f4y5. made u. g. 20 l.ll4
Tor wv, 80 :, Twp ? y Rage go T.
y VI =. VI las bled uo'irr II .u'.n.
t,oa 4, m.t- fIusl Five Year Proof. %
establish ..a!m t. the iaad above l-
,r,iaed before 81. Register and h
rey-r T.. : Land Once. ~ Tuyumrsri
y NJ on the 9Th dsy Of January. l"l.
claimant name. Fl. wi'ar.-es: T. &
kfImer NsdIIE. Kramer. William Lee
Ice IoIIs ,I of MrAu.'rF. y. VI.
q 4 Prentice. Register
FIRST yublIrs'.os Dee. "a. 1871.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-28
THE WEST Is ICE BOUND

Frum all over the West comes the ~
port, continued cold aud SNOWY weather.
At Dawson Tuesday night the mercury
dropped down to ii below and - Al.
huquerque 20 below. That j. ruiirrl,
too cold for a Turum,a-an 20 thw.
about. The coolest We have BAL it
here has been : above. Hut every body
understands that wr have the be,t eli
mate cat OF door, and ther. h. no reason
o. doubt that Turumrari will he . .ity
~ ten thousand in the next ihirty.siH
mouths.