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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-17
SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED--Lady 35 years old would
like place in small country hotel or
farm to help with homework or to
make beds and sew for room and board
and small wages; home more than
wages wanted. Address Mrs. Alice Wal
burn, 67S So. Holman ST, Hammond,
Ind. care Queen City restaurant 17-3
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|0 UlZiay ! ~ Fl i u M ii ln>I III
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two lots in Homewood
cheap If taken at once. Inquire 19s
Truman ave. Phone 1892 Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-17
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, pianos.
horses and wagons from l month to
! year. Lowest rates and easiest terms
Calumet Loan Co., 212 Hammond bldg.
Hammond. Ind Phone s23. stf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-17
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
front rooms for housekeeping; also
front bedroom; all conveniences. 800
Sihley ST.. Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-17
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-Vacant lot north OF Home
wood; must have 81 to so IT. 'front.'
age and be reasonable in price. Address
NJ p. Times. Hammond. 21tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-English coach dog. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying charges. Inquire at this office.
63 Terrence ave-. Hammond. 1873
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GARY RISES IN
WRATH OVER GRAB

Continued from Page IL
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DEVELOPMENTS IN
TRACTION GRAB

Continued from Page IL
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NOTICE FOR RENEWAL. OF A LIo-
UOR LICENSE

CASPER sCHILLEN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
JAMES HE:|NL EY
s.. CALLED SUNDAY
PIONEER OF THIS COMMUNITY
III. PASSED AWAY--FUNERAL
: HELD TODAY.

Friends express q real regret upon
learning the death Of James Henley
which occurred last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Henley was a pioneer resident Of
Ramsey county and in his passing away
the community sustains a sincerely
felt loss. The bereaved family is ex-
tended sympathy. Mr.. Henley was a
member Of the Masonic lodge and the
funeral services which will be held
this afternoon at two O'Clock from the
Methodist church win be in charge Of
that order. Mr.. Henley was 81 years
Of age and came from England with
his parents when about Is years of
age, to Chicago where he lived until
about 26 years ago when he came to
North Dakota and located on land
near Fox Lake. - s- -
He leaves his wife and the following
children: r: = ,S:.. -.
Mrs. Ernest Fifer, of this city; Mrs
Ernest Burt, of Doyon: Arthur and
Jos. Henley of Fox Lake; Mrs. John
Stewart, Of Fox Lake; Misses Ruby
and Laura of this city and Miss Anna
who resides at home. In the grie1
which has come to them, the family
has the deep sympathy of friends.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
.PRET x PR E N u JPTIAL
&. r ZEN il MON NDAY'
$YoUNGSLADiEs WE'RE ESENTERTAlNs
I'D lN#H oN on ~ IL. Iss MAR is5ssI


One of the prett Hest affairs of the
season was given last lIonda e7en.
ing when Mrs. John Maher and Mrs.
Clinton snit entert aimed about ten pf
fheI yo,lng ladies' ~ honor Miss
Mary Brennan 8at & 4 dsomely an
pointed six course dinner at the Mahers
reside On Eff stree
The table md ooIns " ttnrough ghout
were beauti full u decorated with niles
due valley ana dan dis center
was especially pretty large center
piece wii iith a cut glass bowl of liilies of
I the valley and dan lies Was very at.
\ acttive ana at thhe U guest III honors
plate was d little basket of liIIies of
tthe valley.
After dinner The guests retired to
the parl0r where music and games
furnished the entertain nent The rest
ofs fsthe evening ssheS guests we're
Misses Mary Brennan. sally Ruges,
Mary Norton, Ruth Dodge, Anna con
my, leanor SCairnls q a..l.
Han Hale and T'trslde Riord an:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
.OIRl|CHE| Q \ I 1 .E|:.'S',.TRAl | !.
MADE A HIT i.
DEVILS :, E: a AuDlENc TR REATED 10
s#y.ss.5 s3s REAL sYMPH Q N 4 LAST
s ,?;iT EsDAY. 5, /. - I

8 reeted by; one Of the best audiences
al and one Of the largest audiences the
st. Paul Symph hony orchestra has en-
countered en- tour, Conductor Rothwell
and II, ID Manager Wagner Of the big organ
ization could not help but feel that
this city was one Of the important
places on the map and with the pret-
,tiest opera house in all this northwest
Devils Lake now stands in d. fair way
.to get the greatest in the musical
world, and is listed for the next sea-
son Of the Metropolitan opera. ,s !.
s%s TO beat IT. would be impossible, is
the expressions used by the artists
who visited here and entertained the
thousands last Tuesday and this is
indeed an important fact when it is
consid Tered that the big musical or
ganization visited Winnipeg and many
Canadian cities as we'll as Minot,
Grand Forks and Fargo In this state.
Are they coming again? This is the
question that every body lis, asking
which shows how people appreciate the
event which will go down In the annals
Of, Devils Lake history as the greatest
musical event that has ever occurred
here. h S E :55 s;5 x .t:5 $%5 81
Y a detailed story Of the great program
Tuesday afternoon and evening would
be impossible. It was beyond the ideas
Of even q musical critic it reached such
q heighth Of perfection. The "Peer
Gynt"" selections and sBarcarole. were
SO vivid that the instruments Of the
music clans fairly spoke, while the solo.
| lists each and every one were superb.
H Nine. Rothwen Wolfe received a
hands some boquet Of American beauties
after her first number showing the ap:
preciation Of her efforts while the
quartette was recalled and received an
ovation such as has seldom been given
any talent that has appeared at the
EGrand opera house. &s t.s tES.s r IL a.S.ss .1s5
Everybody 'ttihoro ougshly enjo yedH them
selves. There was not as hitch ID the
entire progr and no one had any
fear, for our gallant fire 1addies were
there to offer protection IN case 81
Ineed. d. s. .t..
Devils lake may well feel proud Of
its first musical festival and the sue
Ecess of the first means It's continuance
and an annual event MI; Is; :. s3s I }s$
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
QUIET WEDDING
AT SERUMGARDS
MISS GuNHlLD koLDEN OF LON.
GUDBRANDsDALEN MARRIED
MARRIED WEDNESDAY.

MISS GuNHlLD koLDEN OF LoM-
GUD6RANDsDALEN MARRIED
MARRIED. WEDNESDAY,.
A very quiet and prett wedding took
place at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Silver Serumgard Wednesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock when Rev. Barron
united in marriage Miss Gunhild Kol-
den Of LON, Gudbrandsda Norway
and Mr., Herman Jacobson of Grary.
The bride looked VERY pretty In asgeWn
Of white organdie and carried a bou-
iquetgof pink carnations. Miss Grace
belle Serumgard played the wedding
march, while Miss Dorthea was ring
bearer. Miss Oleanna Kolden, a sis
ter of the bride, was bridesmaid and
John Jacobson, brother of the groom
was best man. After the wedding a
delicious supper was served after
which old-fashioned games were play.
ed such as is the custome at weddings
in. Norway. Many pretty presents were
received. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobson will
make their home on a farm near Crary,
Mr.. Jacobson being a prosperous young
farmer of that vicinity. The best wish.
Les of MANY friends go with them to
their new home. >t5$ ,}f 'Hf .y,...z 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
SEEDING OVER f.
!, . NORTH. " / / DAKOTA A
GRAIN sslRFslA u J HAS Z BEEN PUT IN THE
| GROUND IN SOUTHERN PART or
i i sSsi STATEN ORTIZ WET. & 81

81 Seeding will be quite general
Throughout North Dakota by, tomorrow
according to detailed reports received
here. Farmers are getting their drills
m and machinery ready to begin opera
tions and quite a number Of them ex-
pect5 to be IN the first Of the week at
the latest. 81 ~ ssi'ss a \ ''... I
Reports from the southern part of
the state indicate that seeding is quite
general in a number. Of places. Fol-
lowing are the reports from a number
of the more important places:
NJ Larimore- Too wet here; farmers
Just started to plow ground. With
present weather conditions will be
Seeding soon. @S r. ~. ~. -.
l3Es ys.L .LLangdon- NO seeding yet, but with
Epresent weather conditions will start
IN a day or SO. @:j I: i: ". = -.
l Hannah-Will not seed for a week
pr 10 days. Snow still on ground.
lWeather fine. ..f-- !
Warwick-snow leaving rapidly
with very favorable weather. Few are
seeding on high places.
e Cltfford-Weather fine today. The
ground is drying off fast. Outlook
could not be better for bumper crop.
4 +: Tolna-- No seeding yet. Will begin
about Wednesday, Weather fine.
Hope-Win commence seeding in
general shortly with present weather
conditions prospects never looked bet.
ter. ,...==. -'.' -?
Farley MINI. Farmers started seed.
ing here this morning. Weather fine
IS Warroad, Minn.-Frost still in the
|tground. Weather at present excellen,
and II it continues win be seeding the
latter part Of this week. 4, ..:*}.,s.
Wahpeton Farmers around here are
almost through seeding, and report
u conditions being the best in many
Il years. Weather Is now clear, mild ani
ss@: s s. g.. .;ta ;s ;'
\ Wheaton, Mnin Twenty 1--WE PEI
cent Of the seeding done. Weathei
4 conditions excellent. .,ss.s
4 Abercrombie Some seeding being
done today. Weather fine. 4: ~ !.
4 Hickson- Farmers seeding around
here today. Weather very favorable.
3 st. Thomas Too wet. for: seeding
here yet, but weather is fine and clear
IS above. 5 z<2 " .,..4 ..sS. - -.s
Thonaps son-With present weathe,
conditions which are very fine ant
warm, farmers report ground drying
! out very rapidly. Seeding will be gen
: eral in a few days. I: Z. .5'@ M. IL -
$Cummings-Have not started seed
ing yet. The ground is getting in fin,
shape and with present weather wea
ther conditions will commence seedini
" in q few days. 81 .@. .s.S g#' z',.:
I Hamilto armers are working il
the fields today. Ground getting Ii
fine shape. 4 IA: >.* \. I. ~ \ r.: r !
!. *Mayville will start seeding aroun,
here tomorrow Weather condition,
] fine. Prospects never looked better. Y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
.WOMEN'S NEE TING &.
~ ....is WAS HELD HERE
SECOND DISTRICT WoMEN's CLUB
FEDERATION DELEGATES n
5EsssS l1

Sr 5.Sta
SECOND DISTRICT WoMEN's CLUB
FEDERATION Il DEL GATES }s5 II
TAX e % r, DIRK. Il:
The federated clubs of the Second
district OF North Dakota held 4: two two
days session here Monday and Tues
day. S5ss$s 5s
Mrs Eugene Fenelon was secretary.
The minutes of the last meeting at
5Calndo, lAll May 1910, were y ii read and ap.
proved
B he eports showed 81 most satisfacs
tory scondit ition Of growth and interest
5inS u club work thro ughout the district. ].
fter the reports were finished, Val.
ions matters peri taining % the state
work. were discussed In such j man.
rer as 70 make the club members ,,ns m
lserstand la the various problems 81
state work policy which viii be laid bes
fore hem At the coming meeting Ia 81
aIt ths state Federation to p bes M held /, here m
Tune.
Mrs. 81 ord iof SCanil0, ana Mrs
Kelley 81 this civ sled III .is.I ll
g 5cussion Il heing rne bers of me state IS
board.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
M'Cl DRY AND
\. !. I !. / ! /. ! UP
TRIAL Is NEARiN G :END D-DEFENsE
IS ABOUT ALL i Nm Ex sss53is II 4
5Iqf y $s% s., ,s5S .s: WEEK THE FINISH. 3

Y The &CoWan trial which has held the
boards at Bismarck for the past four
weeks Is nearing an END. The de-
Tense will finish with its testimony to-
day and the rebuttal testimony will be
put on. It is expected that the final
will be reached next week. 4s.s {I5 II
Entirely contradictory testimony to
that Of the prosecution has been on All
week and 1t is very evident that some
one has ''fibbed." OF the witnesses
Thursday, some, saw Judge Cowan take
. drink but never saw him jagged;
while Alex Currie Of Cando remembers
an incident when the Judge refused 8
drink. NJ ID r.. = II % 4. t.=: .
: The newspaper investigation result.
ed in the highest sort Of praise for II.
II, Cooper Of the Grand Forks Herald
at the hands of President Burdick..
/ In the cross:examination Of Attor.
Eneys Cuthbert and McClory Wednes.
day, it was shown that both the mayor
and city attorney Of Devils Lake repre-
sented accused druggists and piggers
Mayor McClory stated that he did moi
know that there had been violations: oi
the law in Devils Lake. In the Mckee
vs.. Haley case both Attorneys Nc
Glory and Cuthbert admitted that Cow
an had a few drinks in him but de
MED that he was drunk. ,.S. 4. JE: ;:3,jj II:
I Aside from the fact that President
Burdick was presented a photograph
Of the senate nothing out Of the orde1
Of the regular testimony that CoWaI
was not drunk has :transpired during
the week. Ia!i: - ys vi n. y. ]. 81 Y El
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
III 5P''lE:,TOS DEFE. a rs Z;S5 Il
IAl',I JGE I'M MATCH
TOOK GRA LING BOUT AETER
81 s,3i q NJ WA I'M I'D AND IL LosT 81 Il
SpO ONG ii.

S8 lanes Pest0s was successful i'll the
Ewrest W ling match vedne esday evening at
the lls, opera hoslse taking the match from
Ole Hague. The Two men tulstled for5 tctr
.forty-fiV iVe minutes when agne III was q ov- VI
s |ercome by nth Jury ~ his side and
sgaye UP The sponge, It was 81 the
square With Ole, howe aver ana due tos
his crit ical eondi ton Ietos got the
next tall in short soTder The wrestling
game parently 81 the {: Wase rl III i
U Devils Lake. Icing from tha slira5
house.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
ADDED. TO \.
.ll,'|nA|'U.T|.AlUQUA| ! I ] / !.
SECRETARY HocKING SECURES
81 NEW .rALENT.$F FOR THE Il: 81
S; ss PR GRAM, s}sS ., 3ats$5

Il Miss Mary Cairns will act as plan
list accomp PIANIST at the Chautauqua this
season. Miss Cairns is.s an accomp.
lished musician and the Chautauqua
board can congratulate itself On se-
curing such! 81 excepti tional talent at
home. Dr. Alfred Pearson Of Des
}Moines, Iowa has been secured for q
lecture and the board Is now negotiat,
Ing with sident Vincent Of the uni.
sYersity of Minnesota and hope TO be
able to- secure him s.s 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
ARB0R AND BIRD
/. DAY DESIGNATED
GOVERNOR BURKE SETS FRIDAY,
! APRIL 20 TO BE OBSERVED 4
v Va IN STATE ;t"S "Ttf~ ..sa

q Governor Burke has designated Fri
day, April 2s as Arbor and Bird Day
in North Dakota and all the schools
viii participate in exercises in keeping
with the day. The Inter-0 Ocean recent
" completed the Arbor and Bird day
manuals which were distributed BY the
Department Of Education. The pam
phlet contains many suggestions and
was edited by Professor Waldron. Il s$si tt. ].
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

SECURIN NG g les
". 4 a + OR HE Sc ASON
PlckETTs o cs n All p5 Forks " ID
lSEL oRG ;S
1R I'll

Jones af rlle base ehall assoeia..
tion ti,9 has set At work / aI ranging sehe.
dule sof baseball ganss Tor the season
ana while nothing de efnlt has beenrI al.
no,lnced II His nndersto GOD nat theeEfc.
ketts of Grand are the likely
contend ders Tor dianio i'd honors to
BE- broug ght here sone etime IL ,July. ,rna
Picketts have held swap for the past
six ears ana Devils u AXE wants ID
get the mos obstinate in tlae ttlae hall of
diamond fame to contend Will this
season
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
GREENWOOD is /. 4. |.
BOOMING. NOW
IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE re
:s5ss SUBURB EstDEN'T u, 4,
( & PRIME Z fsf

y; 3f lsF - ~ ntVG - ~ .2s
3$SG Greenwood is on the boom. The Dew.
lis Lake suburb Is bound to win rel
noWn and every thing Is being done to
improve the property At this famous
Devils Lake resort. The roads will be
put in good shape. special road super.
yinors having arrived from southern
Illinois for this purpose. Water will
be secured Messrs. Day and stotlar
II, having been appointed q committee to
look after this, the property owners
being very much In favor Of improving
the property as was manifest at a
meeting held Wednesday night. Mr..
ana Mrs. VIM. stotlar, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Atkinson and Mr.. Kirmier have
located at, Greenwood, coming here
from Illinois. I. "a :3# 4 *s;z
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
MUSICAL \. COM
/; 1IIII COME HERE
PRODUCTION OF ii slE .sis IL & oE
SPICE SCHEDULED FoR #
r HIS CITY.

SS While dram MOI than ordinary
mpo'rtance hare been STAGED ST. the
Strand Opera hous this season ana
Sui two others of greatness 'IIae
aimax Chm " and 81 me T'hird Degree are to 3,
i''1g Come et the s musical COM
edy y booked M for Isey ake viii be
Welcome news and pTobobay
VIII see The prodtlc tion as lsle sofs
SPICE y his ion IS ona of atlla
nest pop.ilar of snslsicss cnle diies has
Il dlag run for y year % tlae
trs shlcaso where laa sts s,s,,. s,.s|
lallct
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
HORTON TO SPEA h
Il. + f AR GO OPE ING
VIII REPREsEN 6 COMMERCIAL
ss5S cLU p ND S PEAK q ON co
SO PERAT III

4s esidentH ~. ( II. sHIorton $of the Com.
mercial club left last evening ffor Far;
50 where ne will resent The club
of this city at the opening of the New
CONNIE mercial club rooms there. ne is
schedule 8to give IA minute address
and az q VIII probab tall on separation
in North Dako Hort ton win 5r,,e-
turn Saturday evening N
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
BUSINESS CHANGE
MAD HIS WEEK
MISS DO IRA WILLIAMS 4 SECURES
81 4: .s:''T n f LAzETTE il ON MRS
a: yEI r. fs;s s. n.

ss / Ii Mss Dora VII iaInss has purchased
the slI.azette millinery parlors operated
at:the Bazaar bys Mrs Welch and has
taken charge of the & ablishment.
Miss Williams is q resident of Devils
Lake, but has been engaged Id the
millinery business at Grand Forks for.
some time. She ia an expert III this
line and The Lazette' 4 a promises to
prosper under her guidance II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
IMPRC owing ROAD
% lCEIA A JT a VI ClJA
TIL il A VERY AUTO TRAc-
81 ~ ToR II As 1 BEEN PUT INTO

The Avery ant ONO bile tractor own VII.
sed by dgars I Al Rue has been turned
5t'W over W II to the Ch autaalq q,,a board through
the kinuness of Iss Rue and isI
now being used a. sra ding and inprosy.
ing The road to Chauta qua Work.
VIII be con- tinaed for som time opera.
Tons laying been II tartsd Il of
this week
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
PR, / J I, son ! | /! / ELL !
HIS SAD TORY
Steve CoWley, States Attorney "a,
s2 n Great Falls, Hears Victim Of 5$s'$ $5S
;tS # Liquor II abit M ak ke PIea. 81


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ss.litll was s. arralgned Defore
'' Suage Lesne yestefday ne tdid not nave
q i.Wyer' anu ne' ValYea snls agnt to g,
she stasutoly 1lns ~ Spieao and plead
N itts 3 ~ y "! YEATS streanlng
uoWn is ceeAs ailu - ianguase lnat =
iexeaieu u tne' mans early raining ana
me seaucatlon, ne tola briefly me e
ssuly ois sils = Wss not a attempt W
or ehclt sympathy
. YtsIypnes n tne colft vas anected
/. we srselestl s5.s!
rim y honor, he said t.has
Il got me: g, do not want to steal am
HaturaI y$il riminal b tI cannot
resist 6 a Wing for lcohoI. did
not enter the brewery plant because
I wanted q steal but sybecause e had
to have drink elileye me- your
4 honor, T have had 81 clean record prior
to my arrival & in l & Great Fails.
bic in the b family caused me y
leave home became couraged
finally, and "a wan derer upon this
earth. Then took to drink: Itsg got
the better of me / acknowledge 1t;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
BRENN AN N led {.
COL OR SER GE.ANT'
RECEIVED * oAMlssio ION IN ON
co Il. FR Ain Il TODAY ifSS8;5 5s;I
54s AT BISM ARC

SS8sC Col. II. Frame of the state militia
Il has announc nced lae# Il app pointment Of
Daniel N. Brennan of Devils AXE as
color sergeant "a the state National
Guard. remnants ission has
just been forward ed 10 him ana III
rather a signal ID honor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

Iu pursuance of q Judgment rendered
iu ih" District Court for the Sixth la
dirruI District of the Territory of New
Mryiro. wHniu and for rhe County II
Quty, In the case Ut the First National
Bank Of Tnrumcnri. New Mexico. q cor
p"r,tina, plaintiff, ~, A. \ hail and
I'm. y. ball, defendants. 10. HO7. which
Judgment was dated the sGih dny ct
Iuur l"ll. whereby plaintiff Wa given
Judgment for the sum If tI6llSi with
interest from late of Judgment ~ the
rat" of y" per cent per annum and the
costs of suit and sale of the property
hereinafter described
SOW THEREFORE. NOTICE II
HEREBY GIVEN, That /, Henry swan.
special master heretofore appointed will
~ III" 18th day ~ September, 1911. At
10 'clock iu the forenoon of said day,
~ the front door of the Court House at
Turumrari, N.w Mexico. sell At public
auction "a the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate and
property, "a wit. The southwest quar-
Ter Of section eleven. township eleven.
north, range thirty east, y. VI. g.. VI,
aud viii apply the proceeds Ut said
sale 10 the satisfaction IT said indy.
ment and costs.
HENRY SWAN,
Special Master
Holloman & McElroy, attorneys FOL
plaintiff, Tucumcari, y, NJ, 1894
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. T.. :. Land
OAice al Tucumcari, Y. VI.
July -, 1911.
Notice 10 hereby given that Celia
Curric. of Tucumcari. y, NJ, who. ou
June y, 1909, made n. T.. Serial No.
0ll7i9, for SCI. See. T., rwr. ~ Y.
Range ?. T.. y. NJ =. Mrridian, hn'
filed notice Of intention to make Final
Communication Proof. Ia establish clp'm
IA the land above described. hrforr the
Register and Receiver. 4. = Land az.
fee, AZ Tucumcafi. y VI. On the 21rl
daN of August. 1911
Claimant name, ~ witnesses Go"rg"
Wells. lea Whitaker, ". i. rurtt, alI
IT Cnstleberry. y W.. T. Pa,o. at Ia.
cnmrati. y. VI.
7oo ~ X A Prentice. Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department Ut the Interior. T.. \. Land
Office ~ Tucumcari. y. VI.
July ~, 1911.
Notice j. hereby given that John "
Rhoades. IT Tucumcari. y. ". who. on
August !, lao6. made ~. h. No. a26s,
lSerial No 0lp56l, for VIZ swI Sec.
81 aud Eig sE,,, See 90, Twp. 10 y,
Range ~ T.. y VI. p. Meridian, has Al.
ell notice Of intention 10 make Final
Five Year Proof. 20 establish claim IT,
the land above described before the
Register aud Receiver. 4. :. Land Ohce.
~ Tucumcnri, New Mexico, on the 9lst
dav NJ August. 1911.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: q. ".
lobe. i. T. Rice. W. 4. Dodson. g. Ware,
all ~ Tucumcnri. Y. ".
7.g2. 81 r. \. Prentice. Register.