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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.

SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
Major and Mrs. Edward Julius Tim
berlake of Fort Ruger entertained at
handsome dinner dance at the
Moana Hotel last evening in honor Of
Miss Laura Mott
The dinner table was gracefully
arranged with white lilies, heaped in
a basket which was yelled with white
tulle.
Rose colored candle shades sur.
mounted six silver candelabra which
encircled the basket, and the guest
cards, hand-painted moonlight scenes
were inscribed for six.
After dinner the hosts and theil
guests repaired to the ballroom OF
the hotel to attend the transport hop
Those present we're Miss Laura
Mott, Miss Edith Williams, Lieuten
ant Pratt of Fort Ruger, Mr.. Herber
Dowsett and Major and Mrs. Edward
]. Timberlake.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
WASH THOSE PIMPLEs OFF.

Use D. D. D., that mild, soothing
wash, that recognized remedy for Ec-
zema and all skin troubles. First
drops take away that awful burning
itch, cleanse the skin-wash away
every pimple-every impurity. Moth
ing like D. D. D. for the complexion.
Get bottle today,-worth ten
times it's cost to have a bottle in the
house. At any rate, drop into our
store to talk over the merits of this
wonderful prescription. Benson, Smith
g. Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
OVER THE TEACCPS.
BY Lady Gay.

guests assembled with their sewing
being a bower of hanging baskets and
palms.
At five delicious refreshments OF
sandwiches, tea, ices and cake were
passed by Japanese maids in kimonos
and a very pleasant afternoon re-
warded the hostess for her efforts.
Mrs. Kahn, who is at present visit
ing the city with her husband, Con
gresham Kahn, and Mrs. Herold
were classmates of Mrs. North in her
collegiate days.
Among others present at this de.
lightful tea, besides Mrs. julius Kahn,
Mrs. Lindsay Rogers and Mrs. Herold,
were Mrs r. r. Reidford, Mrs. e. NJ
Watson, Mrs. c. B. Reynolds, Mrs.
Fred Bush, Mrs. Wheatley, Mrs. All
gustus f. Murphy, Miss Helen Rogers,
Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss Helen
Smith and Mrs. F. b. Smith.
A number of society folks are antic-
ipating the dancing party at which
Judge Perry will entertain at the
Moana Hotel this evening.
The parlors of the hotel will be
transformed into a ball room and dec
Grated with palms, vines and flowers.
A delicious fruit punch will be
served all evening, and Kaai's quin-
tette will sing and play for the
dancers.
At eleven a buffet supper will he
served.
The party is compliment to DR..
and Mrs A. N. Sinclair, who have
recently returned from a trip abroad.
About one hundred and sixty cards
have been issued
e Sa
Mrs c. o. Berger was the motif for
handsome and unusually artistic
luncheon at which Mrs. w. LAM en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at her
home on Punahou street.
The color scheme for the table en-
semble was in lavender, a rock crys-
tai violet bowl, which was visible
through mist of palest lavender
tulle, occupying the center of the
table, whence issued quantities of
tUO-tOnad mauva and lavender aSters
This dainty floral adornment rested
upon .centerpiece heavily embroid-
cred in shaded silk violets, the place
doilies being similar.
Over the centerpiece strands of
tulle radiated, over which were
strewn stray blossoms.
The place cards were hand-painted
baskets of violets.
After luncheon the hostess and her
guests gathered about for an informal
hour of bridge.
Those present were Mrs. c. o. Ber-
ger, Miss Minna Berger, Mrs. A. j.
Campbell, Miss Alice Macfarlane,
Mrs. Frederick w. Macfarlane, Mrs.
George Rodiek, Mrs. ]. NJ. Dowsett
Mrs Edwin Paris, Mrs. c. c. Conradt
Mrs. William E. Dargie of Oakland
Mrs. Henry Macfarlane, Mrs. Frank
E. Richardson, Mrs. Carl Widemaun
Mrs. Bruno and Mrs w. LAM
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14

The friends of Mrs. Lindsay Rogers
and her daughter, Miss Helen Rogers,
will be delighted to learn of the post
ponement of their departure. These
two charming ladies had expected to
leave yesterday in the Sierra, but the
fascination of island life appealed to
them too strongly.
Mrs. Rogers and her daughter will
depart on Sunday in the Siberia, and
intend to visit Honolulu again next
summer.
e =
Mrs. w. w. North entertained at a
very charming tea from four to six
on Tuesday afternoon in honor ct
Mrs, Julius Kahn of San Francisco
Mrs. Lindsay Rogers of Fresno and
Mrs Herold.
The drawing room, dining room and
lanai were artistically decorated with
quantities of Shasta daisies, lace
maidenhair and potted palms, the
lanai where the hostess and hel
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
GOOD ADVICE FOR SPECTATORS

GOOD ADVICE FOR sPEcULAToRs.
"a broker once told me that there
was one rule which he would give, if
he dared, to his customers to guide
them in selecting stocks for trading
purposes. Take a piece of chewing
gum; reduce it to an adhesive condi,
ton, mold it into a form convenient
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
HOLIDAY NOTICE.

Saturday, September 16, 1911, hav
ing been set apart and established by
law as a Territorial holiday, all Terri
torial offices will be closed on that
day.
BY order of the governor
e. A. MOTT-SMI1H,
Secretary of Hawaii.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Sept. II, 1911,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
Stearns' Wine of Cod Liver Extract

the peerless tonic and appetizer which
delicate
body building of cod liver
OIL millions psing its
you get Steamship genuine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
The Housewives Health Is Precious

The happiness Of the whole family depends
strength the housewife
she cannot be the wise
trying household
duties that she when
such nothi
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14

gins" Edward Sherwood Meade in
Lippincott's.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14

zine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-25

You see every woman that withheld
her laughter helped bnni-h that iok.
IL they would. they might do the same
for all the infinitely more ohiec,ional
jokes founded on drunkenness that are
tolerated everywhere on our stage. And
IN my mind they could scarcely 10 II
greater thing for their sons.
by making the jokes an III" stage
which mak" light at drum kenncs, and
immortality fall flat by failing 10 laugh
NJ them:
by never attending internationally
immoral plays and musical comcdic,
whose sole charm d. their inicccncy oi
dr"s, aud ullusinn. no matted how good
The staging Or how excellent the acting;
By not Advertising ,h">" PLAYS by
talking about them lcvcn against
ihrmJ,
HY giving hearty support aud AZ.
plunsr ." who'd some plays aud clean
vaudeville
rhcS" ARE Som" of the wnys IN which
yuU, IN tndlH dual woman, can rightly
play your part a. censor of the Ameri
can stage.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-25
DECIDED BY WOMEN
Ruth Cameron

The fate Of the American D,nma
- in the hands ~ American women. A"
Thi. i, the statement II q leading
New York theatrical manager.
II il founded on an accurate count
mad. AT the doors ~ five large New
York Thester for one week.
The proportion of women At the
nightly-mind YOU, not the matinee,
but the evening performance Ut these
plays-wss from sixty eigh, TO SIXTY
nine per cent.
Tha, means that We, the women at
An rira, are the backbone ct the dra
matte audiences, aud tina, consequently
plays are written nni staged with an
eye 10 suitiUg vs..
Just A. much a. II WI went 10 the
manager ard ~uiA This Is the kind
~ play we like aud this is the kind
We won tolerate.
II j. q big responsibility, ism ~
Such u big Que aud 80 widely dif
fused, unfortunately, that Il is difh
cult Tor women ~ individual, 10 realize
ius, how they can put their shoulders
70 IL.
A. an afternoon tea the other daS
I heard : certain play being discussed
II Is the kind 81 play a, which the
Amerienh woman most emphaiically
ought % turn her thumbs down.
And yet the two women who had
t@sn 20 the play praised the acting IN
such glowing terms that half a dozen
other women ayowed their Intention Of
attending.
'Of course, IL = not a play for chill.
dfeH, my dear said one of the wO.
men who had seen II, hut you are old
enough and know enough Of the world
not 20 mind that sort Of thing, and
the acting is really splendid"
| don Z absolutely know the outcome.
hut doubtless the ladies vent and theil
dollars swelled the mighty voice Of the
boz Office that told the manager that
this was the kind Of play American wo
men liked.
And doubtless he IL now looking about
for other plays Of that type, and II h,
puts his star on In one next wear Il
will be at the request Of tho American
women.
The manager Of one Of the bigges
vaudeville circuits in the country hal
barred from bis stages all mothef.in
llAw jokes because women DOM likl
That sort Of tbfng."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-25
. 8 q MURRAY
DIR. B. =. HERRING
Physician and Surgeon

Once Rooms |, 9, aud 8, Herring Bldg,
Residence South Second Street
once Phone 100 Residence Phone 100
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u. s. WILL NOT
IN THE
MEXICO FUSS
Taft Outlines War Move,
Saying ANY Rupture Must
Result from Overt Action
on Mexican Soil.
T TAKEN TO
PROTECT

Washington, March el.-Thc so.call.
81 Meyicnu situation cleared c0nsidcra.
W. hove TODAY. The attitude IT the
Irh 4 States government ba, h-cn
plain and there leci mo- longer be- any
'"'' b. WINS said. hv administration Of
heials, regarding the president = policy
MIR. Taft has announced ~, he will
do everything possible 10 maintain she
friendly relations existing between the
country aud Mexico, Any rupture must
com as The result Of some overt ac,
on Mexican soil.
The United State. ha, no desire 10
interfere .n the Internal AFFAIR. ~ Mex
leo, and President Taft viii not recon
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-25
THOU Art THE MAN
preached At the Center 81. Methodist
Church, Sunday Evening. March i9th.
being the first in a series Of ave on
Men and ReliKion.''l

II Samuel, 1877. "And Nathan said
INTO Dsvid, Thou art the man.
| have prepared aud am delivering
this series because ! love . and he.
lirvc in them. | DO not want my put.
pit to be- called the coward fort. -
want 10 say some plain things 10 men,
all in the spirit Of kindness, honesty
and fcarlessness. II il not my intention
to stoop "a personal antagoni,m. nor
low vi'uperation, hut M clearly aud
Justly ~ possible 20 say those thing,
that ! feel will help the men of the
town to b. more manly. II ~ any time
say those things that any man thinks
untrue. uniu-, ot unkind will thank
surh n man To- tell me 80 frankly and.
while I may not agree with him, | will
thank him for his franknes- and inter
est. and will think none the less OF him.
All who are acquainted with lie
brew history, well remember the pain
ful story from which our text is TAX
On. King David. because of the idle
ness and Sloth of a prosperous reign,
fell into a grave sin against personal
purity aud the right and .anctity of
another = home. 10 cover his crime,
10 lied and became an accomplish 10
. vile murder. Being plainly rcprovcd
by the fearless prophet, Nathan, be-
-cpented and was restored by the mer
cy OF the Almighty.
From David sin, ! understand that.
tDLENEsS leads 10 CRIME The ac.
count assufes 10. tina, Il was 'thc fine
Shen King, ~ forth 20 battlr;' yet
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-25
FOR SALE.

= 10 10 1850 acre irrigated farms in
amous Mr,illa ALLEY on easy payments.
slUuo aud $1,000 q month. under Elr
liant Butte Rio Grande Project. Ga
hIll A Brown, Gen. Agents, Elephant
Butte Land s Trust co., Albuquerque.
y Mex Lave local agents wanted.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-25
Q. MAC sTANFn

q. MAC aTANTn
Dentist
once, Toon. = Israel Building.
Telephone No. SO.
TUCuMCARI, - 3: NEW MEyiCO
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-25

MzHm @MMMMEMR O@ERW D,
II. L. BOON
Attorney and Counselor At Law
Omes-Tslsphons Building First stree,
TUCUMCARI, - ~ NEW MEXICO
Q. MAC sTANFn
Dentist
once, room. Israel Building.
Tslsphons No. SO.
TUCUMCAR III, - :: NEW MEriCO
DE- n 9. COULTER
Dentist
Ofice-lnternational Bank Building.
Telephone No. a..
TUCUMCARI, :; ;: NEW Mexico
n. n. KoCh
Funeral Director and EmbAImOr
TELEPHONE No. lI6
il35 Second street. Residence Upstaits
TuCuMCAkl, ;; :: NEW MEXICO
ERNEST HERRING
Electrical Contractor
House wiring A Specially
PHONE 2os
J. O. WALKER.
Decided Lands ana
Rslinauishmsnts for sale
Once at
ALLEN, :; u; 8: NEW MEXICO
J. D. CUTLIP
AttOmsy.st-LAw
Judge Of Probate Court, Quay Cousiy
Once At Court House.
Third 81. Phone
rUCUMCARI, :; :; NEW MEXICO.
W. ". MAYEs
Attorpsy.Gt-Law
Front Part Sun oniee.
Phone 81 Tucumcari. N. M.
On. RIcHARD ooULsON
Physician q Surgeon
8 DOM west Of First National bank,
Main Street.
TSlOphons No. is6.
Residence Phone 2SO
rUCUMCARl. - - NEW MEXICO
o. II. FERGUSON
Physician q Surgeon
O@cs aud Residence, Main stTsSt.
Telephone No. lse
TUCUMCARI, u; ~ NEW MEXICO
On H.. D, NICHOLS
Physician b surgeon
Once East Main Telephone SG3
TUCUMCARI, .; ~ NEW MEXICO
DR.. J. EDW an MANNEY
Physician 4 surgeon
YGSesn Building, Second Door Fast
Eli Drug store
Phone 80. Rec. Phone III
rUCUMCARI, ~ 8; NEW MEXICO
Drs, Thomson 4 Noble, Surgs. 10 charge
rUUUNoARI hospital
Private
CorHSF MAiA and Adams Streets
TolsDhOns No. %.
SurgeoH for z. T.. . &. w..
and O. n. I. . ?. Railways.
r. H.. BARR, d. v. ..
Regularly Commissioned
Live stock Sanitary Inspector N. n.
usnsrAi Practice
once aud residences Corner AbsF aad
AOnFOs Streets. TSlsphOHs SSe day o.
AlgAt.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-25

ment any sneh interference Ia congress
unless circumstances permi, Of no other
possible course.
Reports justified Move
The American troops were sent TO
Texas and prepared for any emergency
on the strength Of reports which indi
Gated that conditions in Mexico were
approaching such chaos that at any
time they might threaten American
lives and property.
These reports were of such nature
that President Taft felt he could not
fail TO heed them. lie acted quickly
aud hoped the threat Of danger would
be stayed. lie believes this has been
accomplished and that the presence Of
the army IN Texas, within striking
distance Of the Mexican border, has
had n SOLDERING influence aud that
americans aud American property will
be respected.
There will be no move toward the
! Mexican border unless outrages NJ fla.
grant as to call for the presence ~ n
protecting force, occur. Even in the
event Of such an outbreak. President
Taft would not think Of acting with
out the eORsent 81 congress.
Presidents Power Limited
The limitations upon the power Of the
president To commit an act that might
be- interpreted ~ an act of war, are
W well defined that Mr.. Taft has been
amused at many Of the reports n To-
wha, he proposed 30 10 with the arm,
after il mobiiigcd.
The President felt that II was hi,
duty a. commandments Of the army
aud navy to prepare for an emergen.
cy. az that IL congress should be call
Ell upon 20 ne, it, orders be ear.
ri,d out with the greatest possible
speed.
How long the troops will remain IN
Texas will depend entirely on devei
opments In Mexico. The United state
government has determined Ia give
President DiRl everv chance to %resior,
order. Presidcu, Taft has determine,
that this government shall fulfill it'
international obligations In Stoppin,
the smuggling Of arms and ammunition
across the border.
The enforcement If the neutrnlit'
laws called for the presence Vt mani
additional troop, aud was one of tn,
causes Of the recent army movements.
Mexico Makes No Protest
Mexico has made me- protest agains
the presence ~ troops ip Texas. SucI
q protest would b" regarded ~ undiplo
matte inasmuch n the troops are n
/, American soil until congress shall other
J wise direct.
There is every reason 90 believe Ia
night that the troops will remain Il
Texas for at least four months. Mean
! while they will no; be idle. The mohiI
/, ization of the army will he taken nd
!, vantage of 10 impar' valuable. train
! ing 10 the officers aud men Of the regt
, lar establishment and to many officer
I Ut the state militia officers. who wi
! be- sent Ia Texas from time to time,
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roR SALE on TRADE.

one 10 inch riding pillow, II section
disc harrow, oue iI.inch turning pillow,
for cash or feed. Inquire at News Of.
fee. 3.I.it
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II. L. BOON

Attorney and Counselor At Law
Oaies-Tslsphons Building First stree,
TUCUMCARI, :; :; NEW MEXICO
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-25

{ A { Rs.
The Place To Get
GROCERY
Satisfaction

Satisfaction
A FEW "BEcAUsEs"
Why we ask for and eX-
pcct your grocery trade.
BECAUSE ms far as il
is possible TO deter
mine our stock takes
! in all the good kinds.
and leaves the others
ont.
BECAUSE if YOU are
particular about eat
! ableS. our store will
! appeal to YOU.
|, BECAUSE We play the
game of business fair
and square. We make
, right any mistakes
! that we may make aS
soon rs we hear of
them.
BECAUSE we try aw-
fully hard Ia get
there on time We
appreciate the incon-
vcnicncc of waiting
} for goods to be deliv-
! cred.
! BECAUSE i'm spite of
all these advantages
your dollar is aS large
here rs anywhere. of
ten larger.
4 Try and prove.
Z Bring us your produce.
Specials for this and
I next week.
Guaranteed Ranch Eggs
only Poe dozen.
1 Key City Corn e.. Zoe
Z Try this and You will
\ like il.
: We will have lots of
: VEGETABLES. beans. green
! peppers. spinach. let
! tuce Onions. new potN-
! toes.
: Phone 10 or 241
Eager Bros. Grocery
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-22
NOTED BRITISH EDITOR DEAD
Moberly Bell. Manager Of the London
Times, Expires az His Desk-How
Northciife Secured Paper

Charles Frederic Mohsrly Bell. ih,
man who made Il possible for LORI
Northclinr 20 secure control uf ''Th,
Thundercr. ~ the Lon Ion Times Sa.
known IN ~ DAYS " glory, died % few
lays ago while working ~ hi- desk b.
his London Office. Hc was sixty fou
year. old and had been for 20 wears ~
sistaui manager and managing editor u'
the Times. Heart disease was the rau,,
Of his death.
when Lord Northc,iTc Vas 10 Amer
lea . fcw month. ago he told o friend
who asked him the question The inside
story at how he came 20 huy 'hr London
Times.
"Of course. '' .aid Lurd Nortnrlinc
"c,ery newspaper man m England
would like TO " the London Time,
II l. the highest journalistic position iu
the world. IN my opinion and iu III,
opinion Of most Engli,hmcu. Wa.
surprised Que day 10 see ,hr card ~
Mobrrlv Bell, because Mr. Bel ha.
not been particular, ficr ~ toward
me in the past. ! AZ once had him shown
In and without hesitation be- asked N,
II I would like to own the Times.
said | would. very much lie said, I
think / can get IL for Won
"When ! asked how he came q,
bring the matter 10 ne he repIed that
other interests were trying 10 get con
troll Of the paper and that he woult
rather have ne get IL than the othcl
people. lie said that the matter va,
put In his hands. and he believed he
could pick mp the controlling s'ock
which was owned by about ~ different
Stockholders. I asked him how much
money he needed. lie thought he could
get through with 100000 pounds.
said. Don Z you think YOU would fee.
safer with $4,000 pounds lie re
piled he would feel sure with that
amount. said. Very we'll il YOU will
20 down 20 the Bank of England 10
morrow morning ~ ten o'rlock aud nsk
for o certain man he will put 35o.0pD
pounds In your name.
MIR. Bell asked me nov dared o,
turn over that amount ~ money with
out any check or receipt. I replied.
Well. YOU have confidence enough &,
come 20 me aud oner 20 buy the paper
for me, and I have confidence enough
in YOU % hand the money ove- 20 yon
''Mr. Bell went 10 the Bank ~ E,g
land in the morning, called tor the gen
tleman I had sent him 20, and he said.
How would you like the money, Mr.
Bell-put To your credit or in bsnI
notes in all or in pnrt'' Mr.. Bell re-
piled; Put IL 20 my credit and vii
check on IT,
Mr.. Bell attended to the picking 70,
Of the stock and made nm accounting Fl,
me.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-22
NORTON NEWS

II j. getting dry 10 this community
bat the farmers In general are up with
their work There il some planting Doe
ing done this week.
Mr.. j. \ Ropgs OF quay, haS beet
Visiting Y. VI. Bogg> ard family
Mr.. ". T. Pollard visited her faith
rr aud mother az san Jon this week.
viii Cecil NJ 'hc Black Ranch t. her,
visiting hi- parents, tie says. gtos, b.
sooJ ON the Rio Graudr
Leland Bell ut spokane. Washington
D., visiting with u, again and has rur
ho.ci o tine tcam and Intends 20 farm
with ~ tins wear Tie j. going ." SOW
Too acre. Of Johnson grass.
y g.. and I Y. Clement have 'hrii
ucv Bear Grass hnilrr ~ work ~ san
Don The holc, resemble large bale, of
H1y OTHER persons ARE dsuriug on ru'
ting hulrrs g; work soou
" e. Pollard has ius' finished 4.
concrete reservoir which hold, l.uuu.
1uu gallons and ls going q" llrIgatD (.
wu acre match. one half acre % uuiuu
and the rect BOO garden true.
T. \. Bedford hns a crew oi men wur,
me- ou hi, well This week. fixing 10 ni
preparatory To- irugs'iup some garden
Co. T. Maywall ha. hi ground prcpar
eel FOR the water tie hn. q good wei
and will use q galvanized tank fm ,tnr
Hgr.
u 30, Nclrh tool ore ~ hi, mar"
70 rucumcari the first IT ne week ?,
have a veterinary Worh on her teeth.
uur school D.. progressing nicely
with the largest ATTENDANCE ct ans
school Norton ha. ever had, whirl
speaks well for our teacher, Mr.. Scrog
gins.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department u' the interior. T. : lar
uni,c ~ Tucumcai. y VI
NrriI =. 1911.
Nu'i,, B.. hereby given THAT \rlr,,
10. Nrslin. Ut rurumcari, Ncv NrNt.
who. uu Ma, ~. l"uG. made o. o. y.
,asl. serial No. OIi22N. &C.. NV
NEl, VI. NWl, and >W1, NW',
Sc. IS, Twp DO y. Range 80 b. y v
f.. Meridian. ha, hlcd notice of rr'i
'iou 20 make Final five Year Proof. 9
establish claim 'o the lau' ,hu,r Sc
.rl,hrd. hc'"r, the Register ant Vr,,i'
,r. T.. : Land ONirr ~ Tu,umrar.. y
VI. ur o., -3rl tie, OF MAY. l'l'.
claimant ramc. 90. wi'u",-'. Ruh'r
l.. Hicks. Jim Rice, Tom jackson
Joseph q Love. al ct Turuw,ori, y VI
llII' O. \. Prentice. Re-. .'y.