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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-10
Don't fail to see the minstrel tonight

Don't fail to see the minstrel tonight
at the Colonial theater
Rubber hose for lawn psrlnkling, all
prices, at j. A. Myers.
For Sale-Seed sweet potatoes. See
NJ. S. Breach, Tabor, Tex.
For tonlght's program at the Dixie
see our ad in this paper. If
The Dixie will have an excellent pro.
gram tonight. Don't miss it.
\ Mound City paints may cost a trine
more, but! Z. J. Jekins. II
Mrs. DR.. Ehlinger was in the city
this afternoon from College
Lawn mowers, high wheel, the kind
that cut the grass, J. A. Myers.
Rev. J. J. Pipkin came in off the
road today for visit to his family.
Flower pots cheaper than you can
buy them elsewhere. at j. A. Myers.
See those ladies' street hats at Webb
Bros at medium price. $500 to $3.50.
If you are hankering for fun you
will get it Friday night at the All-Star
Minstrel.
John and Albina Kalinec, of Sine
tana, were pleasant callers at The
Eagle office today
Everybody will be whlstling All
Aboard for HOMEGROWN" after the
minstrel Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Conn returned to
jacksonville today, after a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Gibbs.
Mrs Pate, ST., and Mrs. Sam Pate,
Of Harvey, were pleasant callers at
The Eagle office while in the city to-
day.
Tonight All-Star Minstrel at the
Colonial.
Now on display at our store-a gen.
uine mahogany desk to be given to
some young lady. f. F. Parks ad Oh
first page explains fully.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. c. Demaret, Mrs.
Tyler Haswell and J. S. Mooring went
to Nayasota today to attend the fu-
neral of Mr.. C. S. Talaferro, which
will be held there this afternoon.
Just received beautiful line OF In
dian clothes baskets. They are real
Indian handwork with beautiful blend
ing OF colors. w. T. James.
The Dixie will open at o'clock to-
morrow Saturday afternoon and run
continuously until IL o'clock at night.
Bring or send the children 10 the matt
nee.
A few minutes time spent in nam
ing our horses and giving reasons why
so named will be we'll spent. A ladies'
mahogany desk given to the success
full young lady. See the desk at E. F.
Parks store
Tonight All-Star Minstrel at the
Colonial.
John Conroy went to Fort Worth to-
day. Mr. Conroy is employed as press
man at The Eagle office and went to
Fort Worth TO be initiated into the
union of his craft.
Beautiful line of ladies' medium
priced street hats. $500 to $3.50, at
Webb Bros
Tonight All-star Minstrel at the
Colonial
The Dixie will open at o'clock to-
morrow Saturday afternoon and run
continuously until II o'clock at night.
Bring or send the children to the NATL
nee.
Wick Bros. have installed special
grinding machinery for the manufac-
ture OF chicken feed, especially small
chick feed. Give them a trial.
Tonight All-Star Minstrel at the
Colonial.
Judge j. c. Scott left today for a
visit to his home at Franklin, court
having adjourned until Monday. The
grand jury remained in session
Don't miss the AllStar Minstrel to-
night
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NOTICE, CONTRACTORS AND MA.
TERiAL MEN.

Sealed bids are invited up to and
including March IS, 1911, p. M, for
the construction of residence on the
corner of Dallas and Burleson streets
according to plans and specifications
on file in my Office. | reserve the
right to reject any bid made.
w. WIPPRECHT.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-10
A NJ j Sc NJ { n rs
AlI.Star Minstrel Tonioht

The All-Star Minstrel performance,
as advertised, will be presented at<he
Colonial theater tonight and one of
the largest audiences of the season is
expected to be present, as the advance
sale Of tickets has been large. On ac-
count of the Methodist revival the cur
tain will not rise until S:45 O'Clock
in order not to conflict with the meet
ing
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susINEss%A&NcEs.

A deal that has been pending for
some time between Joe Kosh. of this
city, and A. L. Smith, of Smetana, has
been consummated, whereby they ex-
change businesses. Mr.. Smith sold his
business at Smetana for Mr.. Kosh's
business in town, and the new owners
have taken charge at both places. Mr..
Smith will move his family 20 town
and Mr.. Kosh will move TO Smetana.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-10

Those who wish to have their fans
put up, cleaned or repaired, please put
in your orders now. Do not wait until
you get hot and wish to cool off right
now. Bryan Ice Company.
Rev. DR.. Logan arrived today from
Houston and will lecture at the Pres
byterian church tonight. DR.. Logan is
a missionary to Japan, and is sent by
the presbytery of which the Bryan
church is a member.
Tonight All-Star Minstrel at the
Colonial.
The Dixie will open at o'clock to.
morrow Saturday afternoon and run
continuously until II o'clock at night
Bring or send the children to the matt
nee.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

Rev. DR.. Logan, one of our mission
aries in Japan, will lecture at the
church this evening at 7:45 o'clock
Come and hear him tell of the wonder
full development Of the "Flowery En-
pire," and the great need for mission
airy enterprise in that oriental land.
An offering will be taken to defray
eXDpnSps
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
this week as follows:
Dorsey Stewart and Demma Il.
Smith.
+. +. Sheriff. and Matte 0. Light
sey.
y. NJ. Bigelow and Mrs. Ida w.
Collins.
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WESTMINSTER LEAGUE.

The Westminster League will meet
at 6:45 p. m. for the consideration of
some business routine. All members
are requested TO attend.
TRAVIS BRYAN. President.
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COMMENCEMENT SAMPLES
READY FOR INSPECTION.

Our line of printed and engraved
commencement invitations and pro-
grams are ready for inspection.
Glasses and students who will need
this class of stationery this spring are
invited to call at the office or phone
us and We will gladly call with our
samples.
EAGLE PRINTING co.
Phone SO.
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w. o. W. MEETING.

There will be regular meeting of
the Woodmen Of the World lodge to-
night at 1880 o'clock A full attend
ance of the members is desired.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-07
Who Were the Thirty-Two
? Saloonkeepers in the ?
Constitutional Convention

proposed amendment or amendments Il"
tins constitution may h" pr"p"-"d ~ III"
hrs, regular session oi the legislature
held after The expiration OF two years
from the time this constitution zoe, into
fleet, OF at tFc regular session ui ~"
leg stature ronNoniug each eighth year
thereafter, and II q majority OF all ~"
member. elected - each of the two
house. voting separately ~ said session
shall S"tC in favor thereof, such pro.
posed amendment or amendments shall
Ic entered on their respective Journals
with the yea, and nays thereon. The
secretary ct state shall cause any amend.
mcut or amendments Ga be- published IN
NJ least one newspaper IN every county
81 th" stat" whrr" a new paper ~ pub.
lishcd, once u week, for four cOHsccu.
tive weeks, the last publication 10 h"
not less than two weeks prior 10 ~"
ucNt general election, ~ which tim"
IA" said amendment ~ amendments shall
Nf summit 'u 10 INV 'l''l'lH '" Wv NN'N'
Tor their approval or rejection. IL The
same Ice ratified hy u majority of "a"
clcc'or. voting thereon aud by an al
GtmH,i,e y"t. equal 20 al least fart,
Ter c"ntum OF all the votes east ~ 'ri
,|I,ciiOn in the state "a ~ least oU' halt
"f the counties thereof. then, aU', moi
otherwise, such amendment or amend.
m"uis shall h"cum" u part oi this consti.
tat .uu. Not more than three am,nd
rr"nis shall be- submitted ~ one "l"c
tom, aud If two 90 mOr" amcnim,nt'
~" proposed. they shall l." J" submit
ted %. ~ enable the electors 10 vote ~
zach of them separately provided, tLal
no amendment, shall APPLY 20 "r effect
the provisions ~ section one aud lhrr'
"i article seven hereof on El"ctiv" Fran
chisr. and sections eight and ten of ar
il,l" lively" hereof an Education, unl"s,
II y" proposed hy vote of 'hr"" fourth
ni the members elected I" each house. :
Doe. ANYONE contend that ~" con
siituiinn should be- easier ri amend
mcut than thus provided rhos" VII,
favor a pr"hihi'"ry amendment, certain
~ would not want II provision 81 tina
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about the most unpopular woman IN
America just now Il Mrs. Ze'ta BELL ot
New York, who i. saying things about
woman suffrage, among recent utter.
nnccs being: Woman : duty 10 the
state is u minor detail. Whether sh"
dnrs or does not vote does not matter.
\ woman :, duty toward life j. ethical,
not political. let women learn their
duty toward humanity, toward I'll" 80.
cial question. Women are ~ infinitely
nor" spiritual than men; they can touch
M" spirit of Others, lik" draws like.
Let women conquer and lead 20 higher
things through ~" soul; l"' men tinker
with the mechanics Of the law. The
sight of women haggIiug over something
tina, innoi really matter In the "ud is
no, unusual, II obtaining a vote would
s'ill their clamor. then wish they
would get II. n q definite refusal would
quiet them, then | wish there was some
way Of giving them that. II j. NIL 80
foolish. Cannot women see their duties
are So much higher than politicsi The
vote IL n detail, Women ought 20 be-
"docrs' and NOT "talker.;" they
should practice aud not thcorize.
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tions-a fact that was driven homc by
frequent tuu,h., ly b. luv. when We
were ourselves unable Co touch amy
body else. ~ emphasize 'h, fact that
iu spite OF the combined IrUuuciniiuu.
Ut 'hc pruhilJtioui-i- aud lhc vets 'ha'
I still hold my JOE, aud continue 10 tell
the truth about both sides, believing
that one ui 'u" other q. responsible for
the cNirarntiuu from my mansion of 70
generous deposit of mineral water that
bad beer laid up Ht bargain prices on
the last day of June. The motto across
the top D., Aidcsaligsay ]'.azoun -
which literally interpreted means that
nll Of the blood may Dee a. poor n %
range steer Hi th" present time hut
that they so live that they are prepared
10 look every man bee the eye aud tell
him 20 90 10 had"s aud see how be- likes
IT., with q .uh,tuIiug which refers 10
~" fact ! am boz favor Of the coustitu.
ton no matter what il b.. since % will
enable us tu get rui OF u Iu' OF baruaclcs
that have hcru on the pay roll too long.
Just a. soon ns ! rau got this matter
of q crest fixed up SOME u,tuJ@ hiug de-.
yclorm'ut- may bee looked for, aud the
Prcos valley iou may expect Go have
q hard road TO travel it they follow my
gait. In the meantime ! um very crate.
iul for having my attention drawn 10
my sin, oi omt.-iuu BOO 'hi. lime. jog
ging along ms ! have, working on the
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" Continental Oil Company '


hour schcdulc-cight In the fore.
and eight IN the afternoon-I eS.
poet ! have been negligent and obliyious
Of the rights of others who have a claim
upon my sunshine. Part of IL has been
owing 90 the fact that however much
my political aud public character has
been attacked, which has been frequent
enough to satisfy the most fas,idious,
! have never been accused of anything
,caudalous personally, and 80 have fel,
Ineligible. Also ! don z dance. ! was
once a regular fairy On my feet, hut
these modern dances disqualify me. I
never could hug standing up. Also I
don Z play THESE modern games Of cards.
am "a regular shark at sevcn.up aud
rurhrc and not 30 worse at casino aud
pedro, but | wouldn't know bridge
whis, II ! saw IL aud confess 10 an nw.
ful ignorance ~ Ca five hundred. How.
ever J still nave q good ear for music
aud am still Their" when It comes to
eating, 80 that class may not be unob
tniughlr. Ju.t NJ soon n | can solve
The question Of keeping a linotype ma
chine busy without using columns aud
column. IT rot, ! am goiEg 20 take the
matter up iu earnest, and when I 10
Just watch my smoke, Agnes.
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Sandoval County


Nlciaudro Sandovol, Rrro s]tockmau,
.SHudo,Hl
T.. \. Micra, Rep, merchant aud sheep
grower, ruhH.
San Juan County
u. ". Heflin, Dem, merchant aud
ftuit grower. Pennington.
VI. u. Taylor, Dem, druggist Aztec.
San Miguel County
Anastacio Roibal, Rep, stock raiser
aud farmer, pccos.
Cha,. \. Spciss, Rep, lawyer, Las
Vegas.
Eugcnio Romero, Rep, live stock and
lumber, Las Vegas.
Marguerite Romero, Rep, merchant,
l.ns Vegas.
:. u. Davis, Rep, lawyer, Las Vegas.
!. VI. Cunningham, Rep, banker, La.
Vegas.
Harry W. Kelly, Rep, merchant, la,
\ cgas.
Luciano Macs, Rep. .tockman, Con.
lnlcs.
N"pomuccno Scpurn, Rep, lawyer and
stock raiser. Rociada.
Santa Tc County
Thos. 49, Ch'rou, Rep. lawyer, Santa
lic.
jos" H. S"na. Req" clerk surr"m,
court. Santa u"
Geo ". I'ri"hnri, Rep, lawyer, SAINTS
ic.
Victor or'"aa, Rep, s'ockman, Chin
aye.
a. T. rnnk"y, Rep, s'ock man, Gal
i-tro.
Sierra County
T. II. Winston. Rep, merchant, Fair
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4 correspondent, suggests that I am
in error in remaining Ia social ob.
,curiiy.' an afraid you are right,
Agnes. 4 pcrson of my birth, educa'
tion aud training has No right 10 re-.
main in eclipse. I, has often occurred
tn me that | ought TO shiuc IN swacirty.
, Nothing need bee said ~ 10 my sirik'
Ingly handsome physical attraction
which never has been denied In Ros'
well since a Missouri ~Campbelliic mis-.
took me for Parson @. @. lin. The idea
of blooming into society attracts me.
If | do decide 10 emerge from the OBJ
security il is going TO be done right aud
am already under obligations with the
College of lieralds for permission Ia
use my ancestral coat of arms on my
my editorial hutch II the jealous dcssi
Gated thing who Signs the checks will
stand for A.. The device Is striking In
the extreme. II represents on the up.
per half Of a black bass rampant, sig.
uifrunt Of the object which is nearest
my heart, aud which under proper con.
iiiions makes me forget how many liars
there are in Roswell aud what bliss there
was before 80 many Yankees came 20 the
valley and spoiled the fishing. On one
quarter Is "A ackass couchSnt in a field
II alfalfa. The iRckass is a reminder Ut
the year I was a democrat, and the many
kinfolks and friends | have who still
adhere to that faith, while the color of
the alfalfa is emblematrd Of that glor.
ious strain Of blood in ms which glories
in n fight whether I get licked or not,
and which will never forge, or forgive
the deep slight placed upon me at Clovis
r by Brian Boru Mullane and some other
, whelps, The remaining quarter has a
liberty cap on n blue ground. The eaI
T is to remind the unholy public that my
I ancestors helped introduce the English
q 10 the real article Of American politics
and staid with Washington until his
morals got 30 bad that they cOuldn 7
y stand for II. II Is NOT a %eoJnucopii
G Of plenty. My anese', ~ have all beer
newspaper men ana printers and the on
e ~ plenty they ever enjoyed was plent!
g Of advice and plenty Of cussing from
displeased subscribers, The cap Of lib
crty l. also significant OF the fact tina
no matter whether they deserved |
'e or no, our family has always kept on
Of Jail, and also that We have manages
"a to maintain our self respect, thOugI
,r generally married to wives who weF
D. not slow to remind Us Of the infinite 81
- poriori,y Of their aide Of she eOnneC
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llLnnt Mnrnlnp .IunrnnI.

80 f'f
bear Sir. u"'i,"d IN your issue
NJ, N"uiay m"tniug q statement ir"m
one 81 the pulyi,- Iu rhi. rIty that thor.
VET, dirt, ~" sal,ou N~""I'rs M the
constitutional rom" u'i"i, which dr,it.
81 the constitution ~ the r"W STATE 81
New Mexico. ~ Id-utlv jh" ],I,ru,"r
VA. uniformed - ~ the facts. \
,pr"tul canvas. of the m"ml"r. ui 'uut
convention shows hat ihrr" yrr, eleven
MrmhCrs Uf that r"uN"i iiuu. either III.
t-cilv ~ Indirectly. connected with ia"
~ the m"mi",s oi that convention, ly
'"nn'i's, Win the occupation ~ each.
~ ,h"s" actual, engaged ~ saloon
t~cci'rs. only ~, ~ sis. aU' 80 mark.
ID. There nIc. however. n few other.
merchants, hank"rs. ,ud the like. who
are Stockholders IN companies that n,c
engaged in the traffic, - thai they might
fairly ~. said ~ l." indirectly Interested
~ ~" liquor 'ranir, Thu ,lry"n are q.
follows:
/. VI. l.. stern.
.. ". u. Murray,
=. Gregory l'ugc.
l. Daniel Cassidy.
:. Annsturi" Mriiur.
u Fred = Brown.
:. Z. H. Turns,
=. I. Amaio i].uc-r".
. L. \, M"irn,
H., Squire HART.
~. a. ~. MARITIME.
Au"'h"r statement whirh The sam,
speaker i, alleged in have made" j. tina
ii" constitution cnnn"i u" amended fa'
hT'V v"ar.. This statement. va. nm
d"uht"dly. mad" ils" fr"m ~" Lick nj
information ana rnu hes, lee nswrtr
hy the constitution itself. Section -.
- 81 article nineteen .l1l prov id"s,
"Sc,'ion !. Auy amendment -
amendments ~ 'his constitution. ma,
u" proposed IN Glitter hou." nj the lcgis
ln'uf" ~ any regular session thereof
and IL i've" thirds of MI members elect
al Ia each of the two houses, voting SCI,
a%ratcly, shalt vote in favor thereof, .ucI
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view.
Edward u. Tittman, Dem, lawyer,
Hillshoro.
sccorro County
II. .. Bursum, Rcpo stock raiser, So.
corfo.
Annccto Abcy,a, Rep, merchant, So.
zorro.
i. Frank Romero, Rep, stock grow.
or, Magdalcna.
II. NJ. Dougherty, Dem, lawyer, So.
zorro.
Jas. q. Fitch. Dem. lawyer, socofro
Taos County
Muloquais MARTINEZ, Rep, s'ockmnn,
Taos.
Squire Hart. Rep, merchant, Taos.
William Mexican, Rep lawyer, Taos.
.. q. MARTINEZ, Rep, merchant, Ar.
royo Houdo.
Torrance County
4. H. Mcdonald, Rep, S%tockman,
l'iuos Wells.
William Mcintosh, Rep, ]s,oekman,
Mcintosh.
Acnsio Gallcgos, Rep, assistant sup.
@criutcudcn' schools, fatigue.
Union County
Eufrncio T.. G~nllcgos. Rep, merchant
Gnllrgos.
Coudclorio Vigil, Rep sheep, Buc.
yros.
q. g.. Fields, Rep, lawyer, Chaplain.
g. W. Baker, Rep, farmer, Folsom.
Valencia County
Solomau Luna. Rep, sto"kman and
banker, Los innns.
Jno. Becker, Rep, merchant, Bclcn.
I sylvester Mati,al, Rep, stock man, san
Rafael.
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~ The TeRdUfOOtS Miscellaneous Dope &c

been appointed United States commts.
,ioucr at Tularosn, and J.. now ready for
cruur some time ago, no onc can raise
q howl about ucpo'i,m IN this ease.
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Au Albuquerque mau told a Chicago
Trlhuu. man the other day that New
M"Niro will be- dry hy constitutional en-
nr'mcut. Thu, u d, illustrated tina, The
stationery aud perhaps ou the door Of
Duke cily has u, l"as, Que man who eau
see q long way into the future.
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spencer 3 Confectionery for fresh
fruits and candies. Always seasOnable
drinks az the fountain. East Main. i.7.tf
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very next election. m easy amendment
clausc il a two edged sword aud could
be- used for evil, ~ well u. good.
The above statement Is mad" merely
for the purpose Of correcting any wfong
impressions tina, might grow out Of
wha, the speaker said, or the published
report Of ane and with no desire 10
c%riticisc the speaker.
EDWARD \ MANN.
Chairman Non Partisan Statehood Lea
que.
last ~ delegates Ia the constitution.
NJ convention, together with party anil !
ia'i"n, business ~ profession aud post
office address,
Bsmalillo County
Francis T.. wood, Rep, attorney, Al
buqucrqu".
". T.. Reynolds, Rep, attorney, Al
huIuctque.
Annsinci" Gutierrez. Rep, general
merchandise, Chilli.
VI. l.. Stern, Rep, wh"l"Sal" liquor
Albuquerque.
T.. =. Slower, Rep, general m"rchan
- ~ war n., .,,..n.. ..,. !
.r ,
~
Chavez County
q. u. Patterson. Dem. farmer. Keno.
Emw",, Patton. n"in.. laM yer, Roe
veil.
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Lincoln County
'' Jacoho Aragon, Rep merchant, Lin
h coin.
J"o. u. Canning, Rep, merchant, Car
y ~riIoSo.
~ \. u. Hudsp"'h, Dem" lawyer, Whit
~ oaks.
"' Luna County
u" Jas. Y. Upton, Dem, -tockman, Dcm
inp.
~ Mckinley County
20 Gregory Page, hotel prorrirtor. Gn|
- lur.
II Mora County
"n .Iunn Navarro, I,-p.. farmer. Mora.
h' Daniel Cassidy. Rep. merchant, Clcy,
81 land.
q" D.. NJ. I.u.cfo. Rep. merchant, and sot
m raiser. Chacon.
mr. Anas,acio Medina. Rcp.. merchant IN
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sem" "i the magazines hay. gotten
int" trouble because their advertising
sections ar" larger than IN" section that
ha, the g"ody IN IL. The ros'ohicc de-
partm"u' u. going TO weigh each see.
teen separately, and charge an extra.
rrlc" tor ~" advertising section, IN >
h'ii-uc" Ia the postal law. which pro.
vld"s that III" advertising section must
l." lee, than one bali of the whole. Tn.
der this section ali of the newspapers
1T IA" i'"ccs valley are perfectly safe
from trouble.
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People ARE sometimes oddly iucon'
%,is,cu,. \ good part Of the citizenship
III Tucuncari have gon" nut,y oyer u
reported oil strike on TruiiIlo creek,
- ruilcs east Of the town. which may
ar may not pan ou;, while the insialla.
,i"n of a number of pumping planis
which will raise si.OO land into the 300
class, scarcely causes u ripple. There
are thousands of acres of land in Quay
county that can be developed into bet
ter paying propositions than any oil
we'll.