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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20

transmission lines run out into the
country for miles around, supplying
the farmers with motive fluid. AT
Hereford, Texas; Albuquerque and
in the Estancia Valley, N. NJ, big
pumping propositions are on foot
which mean the reclamation of
thousands of acres of arid and semi.
arid land.
Perhaps. tho. nowhere in the
southwest are greater strides being
made than inthe Mimbres Valley New
Mexico. Here the conditions for
pumping approach near the ideal
Thruout the entire valley the water
strata run at certain stated levels,
and are found at depths ranging
from 20 to rs feet. As each STRAIT
um is encountered the water rises
above the level of the preceding
one until the well is finished and q
sufficient supply obtained for the
desired acreage to he irrigated
Hundreds of pumping plants are
now in operation in this valley anc
crops of all kinds yielding big IN
comes are becoming plentiful.
Another ten years will produce
even greater results, beyond TIT
anticipations of the most sangu'n'
participants.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20
GREAT MINING ACTIVITY
IN COOKS PEAK REGION
Terry-McD Donald People Pil.
ing up Zinc Ore Like Hay.
stacks
MINERS FLOCKING IN
Knowing Ones P r e d let a
Thousand Population In.
side of a Year.

Chas. lockwood, one of the vet
eran miners of the Cooks Peak re-
gion, dropped into the GRAPHIC
office, Monday morning, and was
very enthusiastic regarding the
bright mining outlook for the Cooks
Peak region. He says people are
coming in there by the score and
that the boys have it doped out that
the mining camp will have thou
sand people doing business there in
less than n year.
With the high price Of zinc and
the incxhaustible quantities in that
region il appears that there will he
sure doings there from now on.
The boys say the Phelps.Dodge
interests are looking around there
and il trey should decide to start
something, there would he no limit
to the development.
Tuck" says things are sure
booming there and suggests that
Deming get busy in keeping in close
touch with the miners as they com,
in there.
Good idea.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20

water by means of such attempted
artesian well, without fault on the
part of the entryman, is sufficient
ground for an eXtention of time.
MINING.
improvements enclosed for min
ing purposes, which have ceased to
he used for such purposes, connot
defeat timber and stone entry.
when the land is not shown to pos
ess any present value for mineral.
When a mineral entry has been
regularly cancelled, it cannot be
reinstated in the absence of posted
and published notice of the appli-
cation therefor in the same manner
and for the same time as required
for the notice of the original appli-
cation.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20
REAL ESTATE MEN
FORM ORGANIZATION
Will do much to get the Best
Class of People
Here.
Y AUGUST DECISIONS BUNCH OF BOOSTERS
Organization Solidly Backed
by Chamber of Com
merce and Banks.

One Of the most beneficial organ
izations in the Mimbrcs Valley is the
recently formed Dcming Real Is
tate Board organized with seven
teen active earnest, wide awake
boosters enrolled as charter mem
bers.
The members are of TIVE classes,
active and associate. According to
the constitution an active member
is "a person, firm or corporation
maintaining AN office in Dcming, for
the sale or handling If real estate
and paying "A license according to
law. Every member of each firm
who shall fulfil the standard of
membership p established by thh board
shall be- entitled to one vote. Such
active members shall bc entitled to
all the rights and privileges of the
board. Four honorary member
ships were established, one for each
bank in the city, and one for the
secretary m representative of the
Chamber Of Commerce, which has
heen established rs the official home
of the board.
An important adjunct is an adj
vcr'ising committee. consisting Of
three live ones whose duty il shall
be To watch real estate advertising
and report to the board of directors
all cases of untruthful, or lurid all
vcrtising. advertising of PROPOSE
tions of doubtful merit and those
plainly intended tn deceive and mis-
: lead the unwary, This committee
shall also report to the board such
ads. and advertising methods as ap.
pear especially successful and prod
y uctive Of results, and arrange for
= discussions and papers upon the sub
l. ject of advertising when called upon
J. by the board of directors. It shall
" he the duty of this committee to co
l operate in every possible way will
II any and all legitimate offers on tn,
u part Of individuals or public organ
l. izations to advertise Drming or th,
$ Mimbres Valley.
u Those who have signed the mem
u bership list thus far, are John NJ
u Nc Tecr, f.. {. wells. +. ID. tosnrr
x J. l.. Greenwood. Lee q. Lester
" Ira o. Wetmore, G.. W. Dexter, lc
Is W. Russell. C.. II. Hon, K. l.. Miller
A. W. Sloss, Carl K. Peugh, DR.. {
:" l.. Belts, R0bt. Nc CIughan, Ale
ST A. Smith, K. II. Case, Joseph &
S- Roseborough.
Officers for the first six month
- are Ira o. Wetmore, president; i
Nv II. Case, Vice president; Leo o. Les
ter, treasurer; X. l.. Miller +. {
~ Wells, G. W. Dexter, Carl K. Pcug
and Lee W. Russell. The secretary
~ will be elected by the board of dirc'
" tors.
in -.
y, The organization of this real c'
tate board means square dc'
for both buyer and seller and vi
inspire the greatest public con-
dence.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20
Monthly Digest of Everything
of Interest to the Gen.
eral Public
Matters Pertaining to Home
steads, Desert Lands and
Isolated Tracts
HON ESTEADS.

Credit for military service under
section 2305, Revised Statutes. ap-
plies only To residence and not to
any cultivation that may be spcci-
tically required
Section 4 of the act of Feb. 10Th,
1909, requires, among other things
in making final proof on entries
under the revised statutes. proof
also of cultivation of specific por-
tions of the entry from year To
year.
Obviously the specific require
mcnts of said act as to cultivation
cannot be affected by the previously
enacted section 2905 K. S., allowing
credit as to residence on homestead
entries for military service.
ISOLATED TRACTS.
Under the provisions of the act
of April both, 1912, isolated tracts
can bc sold and entered with res
ervation to the Government of the
coal rights. In such case the en-
tryman should express his willing
ness to accept limited patent.
PRACTICE.
In n contest between two entry
men. who in good faith settle ST.
multaneously, their rights will he
equitably adjusted by the Depart
ment.
Note In the above case, the De-
partment follows the reasoning in
Williams vs. u. s. (l3s U. S. 5l4),
and overrules the case of Sumner
vs.. Roberts (23 l.. ID, 20D.
II has often been held by the
Department that, where an entry
has been eroneonsly allowed in vio'
lation of the rule of approximation
said entry may remain intact sub
iect to consideration by the Board
or Equitable Adjudication, when il
is shown that such entry could no,
be- reduced without forfeiture oI
the improvements of the claimant
information as to proposed res
toration of lands will not he giveI
out in advance of the publication u
Executive orders concerning sucl
lands, not even those asserting
claims. as such information nigh
embarasss the department in it
. adjudication of such claims.
. A preference right obtained thr
the successful outcome of a c0ntes
of a public land entry is not as
signable.
The law does not provide. cithc
expressly or by implication, tina
this preference right could be exel
cised, either directly or indirectl
by another even tho the third pei
son had obligated himself after ol
n tanning patent to the land to col
vey the title thereto, in whole or
part, to the successful contestan
The statute contemplated a pc
sonal proceeding and personal ~
n ward.
n DESERT LANDS.
There is nothing in the act
- June 25th, 1910, inconsistent Wi
the allowance of preference rig
~ to a successful contestant.
NJ The preference right is a rewa
al offered to one who has expended b
,e money and time in obtaining ca
collation. of an unlawful holding
public lands. However, only o
is. farm unit can be entered und
If such preference right.
st The construction of an artesl
w well for irrigation purposes is
us construction of irrigation wol
within contemplation Of Sec. 3
the act of March 2S, 1908. and fl
%. ure, after diligent effort, to obt'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20

If you want quality, come to US.
If its price, we meet them all. II
its assortment, we have the largest
stock in the Southwest. We know
what we can do for you. Let us
show Won. Deming Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20
Columbus Courier Pays Pro-
per Tribute to our Great
Valley
REST IRRIGATION EVER
Points Out Reasons Why
Pumping is Superior to
Ditch Methods.

ElIty ytdiS hko P"'P''E W. ~
gation was a common practice in
Central and Lower Egypt, and
some 100000 oxen were employed
as the motive power for pumps and
water wheels.
Had New Mexico depended en-
tirely upon the oxen to raise its
water for irrigation purposes it
would in all probabilities be as arid
today as it was ten years ago. But
such was not the case. The old
fashioned water wheel is thing
of the past, and the plunger pump
which succeeded it, is in turn being
fast superseded by the centrifugal
pump of high power and great eff
cheney. Likewise, the perfecting of
various labor-saving devices. to-
gether with the inventing of en-
gines capable of producing cheap
power, has wrought a wonderful
change; made farming more at
tractive and increased land values.
There are many arid valleys thru
out the southwest that are under
laid with an inexhaustible supply of
water which percolates its way thru
the various sand and gravel strata
until it finds its way to an outlet,
perhaps hundreds of miles away
Above these water strata is to be
found an exceedingly rich surface
soil. 10 to 20 feet deep, unleached
by heavy rains, and, when the com
bination of water and soil is made
by the irrigator, the resulting crops
are prodiguous indeed.
Ten years ago this land would
not have sold for ten cents an acre,
but today, under irrigation, it is
worth from 500 to 5000 per acre.
Ten years ago from 80 to Is acres
was required to keep one steer
alive, now FIVE acres will support q
family.
Strange to say, nevertheless true
since pumping for irrigation ha'
become 81 popular, many eXper
enced irrigators declare. that, ev
erything considered. Il good pump
ing plant il more to he desire'
than ordinary artesian we'll or gray
ity ditch right.
Hon. Ralph e. Ely, in a leailr
recently issued by the Department
of Territorial Engineer, at SAINTS
Fe, says: Briefly. the absolute
reliability of the pump as aga'ns
the uncertainty of water of mos
gravity systems. the freedom u
pumped water from noxlous seed
AZ against seed infected water a
gravity bitches. the complete ind'
pendence of the owner of II pumI
ing plant, the fact that the owne
of pumping plant can get wat'
just when he wants it, and not
the dictation of a ditch boss, an
finally, the less initial cost of
pumping plant. especially in shallo
water belts. are the main pom
which lawyer would stress
preparing a brief of the case
pump vs.. the ditch.
The u. >. Department oi hs'
culture also now puts out maj
bulletins describing the advantag
of pumping water for irrigatI'
over other sostems now in gener
use.
In the Roswell country. whe
many of the artesian wells ma
ceased to flow, the pump has he
attached and found more satlsf'
tory. In the Rio Grande and M
silla valleys the pump is common
used to augment the gravity DIT
system. At Portales an INNER
power plant has been installed a
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-20

Lima county Fair Sept. rs q MS
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-10-11

Oh this party will lead to. II means
that the Democratic party, fairly wei
united this year, will be further
strengthened by every vote swerved
from the Republican party to the
ranks of the disgruntled. 1t means
the possibility of tariff made by the
apostles Of free trade without any
inquiry as to the needs of the people.
And that is the very condition the
Michigan farmers are going to fight
They are organizing all over the state
to present a solid front at the polls TO
Withstand the enemies of protected
labor-enemies who use the fallacious
argument of unconstitutionality as an
excuse for tearing down the bulwarks
behind which the farmer and the Ia
borer have builded a comfortable
home and reared a happy family to
enjoy the blessings of a prosperous
nation.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-10-11

been on the whole conducive to goo
prices for farm products. high wage
and prosperity. Republicans are nc
going to vote the Democratic ticke
this year because they are afraid to-
the vision of 1896 appears befor.
them and they shudder at the pros
pect. There are few disgruntle;
ones who feel that the tariff might DC
safe in the hands of a third party
They won't accept the free trade doc
trine of Wilson, but they are waver
ing over the question as to whether
or not they had better cast their vote
for one who was once Republican.
The wise heads of the party, how
ever, are pointing out the danger
this. The third party doesn't eve
hope to elect a Congress. It's mos
sanguine outlook is the vague possibi
ity of President Taft's defeat 1t
to see what espousing the car
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-10-11

The tide Of prosperity may ebb and
now, but the great waves of industrial
wealth will continue to grow in vol
ume with ever-increasing comfort and
happiness, to our contented people,
who will soon number 100,000,000.
And because of our intelligent and
skillful labor made so because of
good wages and good living, we shall
make better fabrics and build stronger
structures-that in spite of their high
er cost in the beginning will be cheap.
er in the end and will be wanted by
the people in every corner of the
earth. So that we shall capture the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-10-11
Protection means work. work
means wages, wages near money,
and money means power to buy
farm produce.

The attitude of the government to-
ward combinations of capital for the
reduction in the cost of production
should be exactly the same as toward
the combinations of labor for the pur-
pose of lettering the conditions of the
wage-worker and of increasing his
share of the joint profit of capital and
labor. They are both to be encour-
aged in every way so long as they
conduct themselves within the law.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-10-11
AS TO AssIsTANr-DEMocRArs
(From the Grand Rapids Herald)

OF the Democracy's confidence of
a landsliding victory, we would saw
just word at the present hour
There is no denying the note of inn
pregnable hope which pervaded the
big local gathering. And there is no
denying that it finds its basis largely
in the expectation that Bullmooseism
The Democratic Aid Society,"
will sufficiently dsdect Republican
votes from the Republican ticket 70
make this Democratic victory posi-
BILE. Wherefore, the Republican-the
man who does not want another trial
of tariff for revenue only-may well
think moment.
How do the Democrats figure their
chances for victory? Here it is in
black and white. The Grand Rapids
Chronicle says that it is "the only
Democratic paper" in Kent county.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-10-11

markets of the world in greater vol
ume without ever sacrificing our home
market, the foundation of our national
wealth and progress.-Hon. James 8.
Sherman.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-10-11

The real fight is between Presi-
dent Taft and Professor Wilson.
Every vote cast for the third party
weakens the former and adds
strength to the latter.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25

ON A CORNER on Myrtle street.
2-story, S-room house with all
the city convemences. In first
class condition In good neigh
borhoed $1,000 Terms can be
arranged See Idr. Dews.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25
Railroad Schedule.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

premier CARRIER or THE SOUTH"
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PASSENGER TRAINS. ATLANTA
The following schedule figures are pub
lished only as information, and are not
guaranteed:
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25

EDWIN P. ANSLEY
Real Estate
Forsyth Building

ONE OF THE BEST pportunities for real good
trade is offered here; 50x1OO feet with alley side
and rear on Poplar stree t. opposite postofice.
We will sell at $4,000 or will exchange taking as
part payment other properties amounting to $4,000
$4,000. Don't let this opportunity pass to
cose-n piece Of central property. The building of the
new Healy building and the Hotel Ansley, togeth
Ell with other large enterprises in this district, will
yield big returns on this investment. See Monday
about this it will not no Id good longer than few
days at best
$4,000 WILL BUY 34x105 Forsyth street north
of Mitchell street. With the change of grade on
this street that is to at once, heavy in
in values may be looked for Immediately. Buy
while YOU on Forsyth street the price will
be prohibitive. Satisfactory terms can be had.
ON WEST HUNTER STREET in the terminal dis
trict will sell or build business building for ac-
ceptable tenants. This is the wholesale district,
and within short period all of the available space
this street will be taken up
WE OFFER close in on DECATUR STREET 100 feet
'front.' running back to the track of the Southern
railroad of the best propositions in the city in the
way of hgh-cass wholesale site for heavy shippers.
Its pickup"
ADJOINING the new store the corner of Decatur
and Jackson streets, offer 52x85 feet for $4,000
on terms of one-fourth cash. balance to years This
is good little buy.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25

for a family to own and occupy
the first floor and rent out 4the
upper floor We consider it cheap
for $4.750 See Mr.. Dews.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25
$4,000 Annual Rentals
ON CENTRAL r. r. FRONTAGE

CLOSEIN Marietta street, running through to the
w. & A. r. R., offer of the great fortune
makers of Atlanta You will be surprised to know that
this property is close to the Five Points, and that the
price is absolutely right
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25

ON CASCADE avenue, Beecber
and Cherry streets, a number Of
good residence lots. ranging in
price from $500 to 1850. The
Cascade avenue lots will front the
car line: other lots not more than
block away, The Gordon street
car line will be extended to point
beyond Beecher street within the
next few months Now is the time
to buy. We can make YOU attrac-
tive terms. See Mr.. White.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25

why not begin today and take ad
vantage OF the numberless opportuni-
ties that daily appear IN the Want Ad
columns of The Georgian? Bargains
galore are there that mean a big saw
ine to YOU Answer quickly any ads
you may see that offer you things at
bargain prices Remember that all At
Ianta is watching these pages ana the
first one to answer gets the goods.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25
ACREAGE

10 10100 ACRES almost in the city limits of Decatur
Ga for $4,000 The sidewalks from both Decatur
and Druid Hills within oneha mile of this tract
This is an ideal place for suburban home and is 10
Gated where it could not fail to advance, being
rounded by of the choicest residence parks in the
whole South.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25

IN KIRKWOOD, one block from
the East Lake and Decatur ear
line, a brand-new Groom cottage
on LOT 46&19o feet deep. $1,1Uo
on terms, like rent. See Mr..
Radford
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25

on BEDFORD PLACE. between
Angler avenue and Merritts
avenue, a 2-story, 1l-room house
with two halls Lot 60 feet front,
This house has I rooms on first
floor and 4 on the secnd, with a
bath on each floor Good place
If YOU HAVE MONEY TO L
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25
RESIDENCES
2EE STREET.

ON WEST PEACHTREE STREET.
WE OFFER a large corner lot 114x175, with an ele
CANT home for $4,000 Now if it is real home
that YOU want where it be used for few years
and then sold as a hgh-class apartment site us.
This is a money-maker
ANOTHER elegant home 50x175; nicely
elevated on West Pea chtree with every modern
convenience $4,000, te rms.
800 WILL BUY high-class home in Anslev Park
will take a good building lot in part payment, pro-
vided the price is right. The vacant ground alond
should be worth the price asked within year
This home is the Prado, the car line.
lanta's best sections $500 on terms This is in
the Forrest avenue school district.
NINE-ROOM TWO-STORY residence in Copenhill
The owner of this house has got to sell at and
has named the price of $4,000 for immediate sale The
lot has three street fronts.
355 ORMOND STREET-Two blocks from Grant
park: pretty sx-room cottage; all modern conve-
niences; lot 50x18O to 10foot alley Price $3.50
Small cash payment, balance like paying rent. bar
gain.
WE WANT for a client brick apartment on the
north sde close in, for cash.
If YOU WANT to buy, sell exchange real estate
EDWIN ?. ANSLEY
J. H. EWING, Manager.
JOHN GILMORE, Assistant Manager.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25

A GOOD 2-story, S-room house
in Oakland City, on east front.
shady lot. 62x24O feet to alley;
servant $ house. chicken yard and
garden. $3.50 All city con
veniences. See Mr.. White.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25
Unfurnished Houses For Rent.
Bell Phones 1031-1032. !,
FOR SALE.
A SUBURBAN HOME.

LOT S5x200-House has four bed
rooms, bath, living room. din
ing room, hall parlor and kiteh-
en- A fine stone basement. with
furnace and servant S room.
House is eXcellently built. Storm
sheathed, building paper between
the Notwithstanding and storm
sheathing, double foored. nice
lawn. Price, $4,000; terms TO suit.
See Mr. Dews.
ON WASHINGTON STREET..
near Jefferson, we have a new
two-storN eight-room house with
all the city conveniences. on good
level lot 50x190 feet to an alley.
We can sell this place for S., 900
on terms of $500 cash and the
assumption of $4,000 loan.
which has five. years to run and
the balance in so monthly pay
ments The place is vacant now
and possession can be given
promptly. See Mr.. White
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-25
Real Estate For Sale.
w. A. Foster & Raymond Robson
Real Estate Renting and Leans.
e. Atlanta Phone 1881.
FOR RENT.
dg ewo0d ave.

s-r. h.. ESQ Courtland street .s.... $22 so
6-r, h., 10 hlbert street ......,. $500
6-r. h., q Clay street ............ 22.5o
6-r. h, ia South Mcdaniel street. 17.25
5-r. h.. Urmanya ..................,. 16 so
6-r. h., 159 and.1sl Oakland (store
attachedl .........s3 IS. 90
5-r. h.. 357 FormNalt street......... 1850
5-r. h., 30 Gtennwaod avenue :.. 1850
5-r. h., East Fair street, East Lake. 1850
5-r. h.. $50 West Third street,. 1880
5-r. h., 2f2 Randolph street. .......... 20.6o
6-r h., I'll Formwalt street .... 25 90
6-r. h.. f20 Broyles street ....... 1880.
or. apartment Georgian partments 42,50
5-r. apartment Piedmont a partments $500
5-r. apartment 299-A a E. Linden. .. $500
5-r, apartment 272 East Fair ...... 2l so
5-r. h.. 120 South Mayson street - t2 so
5-r. h.. % Joe Johnston ayenue 80 70 so
5-r. h.. Hayes Station tKirkwood) IL so
5-r h., Is South jackson tstore at
tached) Observation-Disclosures. % 90
5-r h., 159 Chapel street ....s ...... 1900
5-r b.. Clifton street .......... - so
5-r. h.. 32S Ormond street ..... II so.
5-r. h.. 33 Olympic place H.. 1880
5-r. h.. Is South Park ........ 10 so
5-r h. 81 Ormewood avenue 20 90.
5-r. h.. 80 Tift-ave: ..........,... II. so
AND LONG LIST of larger and smaller
houses
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-08
the Choice of Coffee Lovers

NVER a century ago the
French Market of New Or
leans became famous. largely
on account of the marvelously de-
licious coffee that was served there,
AndrewJackson. Henry Clayand
many famous men of earlier times
enjoyed this wonderful beverage.