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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
BIG CHIEF STRIKES
 TERROR IN HEARTS OF CITY OFFICIALS

Robert H. Thorpe, g. full olooded Cherokee Indian who claims to be an uncI Of Jim Thorpe, member of the U S. Olympic team and famous foot ball star of the Carlisle Indian school, yesterday applied to the department of charities for transportation to his home in East Orange, N J. In cor roboration of his statements that he was a full blooded Indian, an almost too convincing demonstration was given S4Ipt. Johnson
 Grabbing a feather duster in the emergency ward and welding a. bot tle as a tQmahawk. the applicant gave a vivid in1pers6natfon of painted warrior executing war dance. Those in the immediate neighborhood of his swinging arms retreated, but he was later subdued by kind syvords.
 Upon regaining his composure he told his auditors that he was a graduate of the Carlisle school, both a doctor and a .pharrna cist by profession but had sought his traditional native ele- ment during the past summer in the Maine woods where Ee had acted as guide for tourists. He had but seven teen cents when he reached Bridge port Transpo orta ton was arranged and he was conducted to the station by Pharmacist Cox after he had been beguiled into relinquishing the feath- CT and bottle which he first insisted upon carrying to the station with him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
CITY COURT CASES.

In the. City Court today Joseph Lu- cid and Patrick Lin chan, were held for trial before the Superior court up on a charge of sta tutory burglary. According to the evidence submitted Lucid, who has previously served a prison term for compIiicty in the; Ly- man Jewelry- store robbery with one Cuneo, still serving time, met Line han in local Chop Suey restaurant and asking him if he had the nerve to accompany him upon an expedi- ton in which there was money, last Thursday night broke into the cellar of John Connor's store on Bank S\ and robbed the store of four bottles of whiskey and quantity of cigars.
 Mary Drumpski, of 189 Spruce St, was fined $10 upon a shoplifting com p1aint by Adolph. Kornbluh, 1889 State St.
 Fred Lockwood, complained of for breach of the peace was committed to the jail for 30 days.
 A fine of $20 was imposed upon a representative of the Salts Textile company, found guilty to a charge of employing VI omen labor for more than sixty hours in one week. The case which has long been continued was the result of investigations by fac tory inspectors of offences in the week ending October 20.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
Judges Conditions
 Under Which Man Should
 Get His Own Breakfast

Milwaukee, Dec. 14.-To put a stop to the words of protest received from irate husbands. Municipal Judge Nol- an, today gave seven conditions under which a man should get his own breakfast. Here are, the conditions:
 If his wife is sick.
 2-When the babies are sick. (x) 2
 3-When his wife has a hard day s ironing ahead
 At it's wash day. txx) s5-During house cleaning.
 6-Once month for the fun of the thing.
 7-During the first three months of marriage. (xx)
 (x) Dogs don't count.
 g(xx) Presence of a wash woman lets hubby out.
 s(Nx) widows can't take advantage of this rule.
 The court recently sentenced a man to get his own breakfast for a year because, his wife said, she didn't set any pleasure out of life and she would rather sleep late in the morning than own a brewery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
DIED.

DIED. DESILETS.-In this city, Dec. IA, 1S12, Philomene, widow of Ben Jan1fn -DesiletS, aged 76 years
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late resid No 40 Fourth street on Monday, Dec. 16,- at g. 80 a. u-, and from St. Anthony's church at a. m.
 -Interment at St. Michaeps ceruetery as CAULFIELD.-In this city, Friday, Dec 18th, 1912, George Harry Caul- field, aged 30 years, 5 months, 4 days
 Friends are invited to attend No. S6 Frank street, on Monday, Dec 18th at S:30 a. m., and from Saint Patrick's church at o'clock. @Interment at St MichaeIs ce1netery.- l-- ---z-1 1sr---i.s a& BENHICT.-Ino- Stepney, 5s Ct., Dec -Iz 119 IE,-l ohm 4B Beffedfctyb aged 76 years. months. days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, Stepney, Conn.,, on Monday, Dec. g. at 2 p. m-
 -Interment at stepney ceme- tery-
 Kindly omit flowers a> ACKERMAN.-In this city, Dec. 13, 1912, Nellie, widow of Fred H. Alderman.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No 4S6 Hallett street, on Monday Dec Is, at 1880 a. ul., and from St. Charles church at a. m.
 -Interment at St. Michaefs cemetery T13 b*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
Silks for fancy work.

Just about time enough left to make the fancy work bag or opera-bag that you have been planning-and have not yet got to.
 Plenty of beautiful silks to make it from.
 Brocades and other fancy sorts. Rich of pattern and weave and color.
 And so many that one is puzzled to decide which is the prettiest.
 $1 and $1.50 yard.
 Right aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
Women find comfort Tn
 blanket robes.

Special comfort abides in these bath robes of soft fine blankets.
 They are cotton, as soft and fine of appearance as wool, and delightfully."- warm and durable.
 Made with square neck, full sleeves, deep pockets. In light and dark effects, good patterns, trimmed with silk of matching shades.
 $3.5O
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
Weather Indications

New Haveny Dec. 14-Forecast:- Fair tonight and Sunday, light to moderate. variable winds, mostly south and southwest.
 Pleasant weather prevails this morning, in all districts east of the Rocky Mountains. The temperature is rising slowly in the northern dis tricts. An area of low pressure is central over Montana and an area of high pressure is central over Tennes- see.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with slightly higher temperature.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
FINE HAT FOR COURT
 OFFICER FINNEGAN

Court Officer Christopher FInnegan attached to the city court, was today the recipient of a handsome Christmas present in the form of a valuable hat received from a brother who is con nected with. a large hat manufactory in Danbury. The gift, of brown velour, is said to be the handiwork of an accomplished artisan and is valued at not less than $25. It was the osb- ject of great admiration by all who beheld it today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
CARNEGIE THINKS
 HE HAS DONE ENOUGH

Johnstown, Pa, Dec. 1.-The Cree- son board of trade has received the following letter from James Bertram, secretary tos Andrew Carnegie, to whom a request was sent rece ntly asking the Laird of Skibo for a do- nation to be used in the erection of a union chapel at the new state tuber- cuIosfs sanitarium there:
 ..Gent1enen: In res ponse to your re- cent letter. MT Carnegie wishes to ask you whether you do not think that he has already done his part Very truly, CSigned) James Bertram, sec retary.''
 Carnegie gave the land for the san- itarium-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
YOUTHS HELD FOR
 STORE ROBBERY AND
 HOLDING UP WOMAN

Hartford, Dec 14-JoIln Tobin, IS; John Farrell, 22, and Patrick Hea1y, 23. were bound over to the Superior court under $1.Oo0 bonds, and Thomas Welch, Is, was placed on probation for holding up and roibbing Mrs Sarah Resnick Mrs Resnick runs a small store and the four youths entered the store and at the point of a revolver footed the place. Farrell, Tobin and Healy have been mixed up before in a similar robbery and Farrell has serv- ed three years sentence for high way robbery
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
Ostrich fans
 and plumes.

Among richest of gifts, count plumes of ostrich or fan trimmed with them.
 The ostrich plume is what may we'll be called a gift of durability as well as beauty. A good plume lasts for years, is always beautiful, is ever in demand by Fashion followers, never loses its beauty.
 Such pIumes, white and black, various sizes,-$4 to $25.
 Ostrich fans, white and black,-$1.25 to $15.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
ooNFEssEs TO ROBBERY.

New Haven, Dec. 1+One robbery, that of the home of Vernon T. Bates on Whitney avenue, was cleared up today when Raymond Clark confessed that he and Henry Mais, of New York did the work Mais, who goes under ene aaa W or bes Ion nrlg @na on record in New York and one in Baltfnrore. The two were bound over to the Superior court. Clark for his confession will probably receive only a light sentence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
Warn woolens for coats.

AOA 0S~ SS
 Whoso wants to make coat, either for themselves or for one of the little folks, in a hurry-there is goodly saving to be made.
 A splendid lot of warm soft light and heavy wool ems, especially woven for coats and such,-and at prices less than real worth.
 Double-faced coatings, 54 inches wide, good shades, worth $2 :yd,-and $2.25,- $1.25 and $1.5O.
 Plaid and plaid back coat ings, gray and tan, 54 inch, worth $2> and $2.5O yd,- $1.75.
 Handsome chinchilla in blue and black and gray, 54 inch, worth $3 yd,- -$2.25.
 Finest of all chinchillas in rich deep navy blue, 54 inch, worth $5 yd,-$4.
 Boucle for children 8 coats especially, golden brown and brilliant red, 54 inch, worth $3 yd, d,-$2.50.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
money buy more.

Who has thought of a traveling-bag as gift9
 Never thought of getting at than usual price did youg
 But here it is bag equally good for by men and women of splendid heavy leather accommodating shape, and instead of usual price of $7.5O,-$5
 Solid tough leather, made with protected sewed cor leather lining and deep pocket with handle of such shape and size that carrying is made easy. t
 Sizes from 16 to IS inch
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
BUT Is SENATORS
 FAVOR ARBITRATION OF CANAL TOLLS

Washington, Dec. 14-An informal canvass of Senators, today, developed IS in favor of arbitration of the is- sue over Panama canal tolls raised by Great Britains note out of a total of 96 Senators who responded Thirty were against arbitration and IS were non com initial
 Senators Root and Lodge are lead CTS of the arbitration movement and are earnestly seeking support for their measure.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
EDITOR PAPE FINED $1O AND COSTS FOR
 CONTEMPT OF COURT

Waterbury, Dec 14-William J. Pape, editor, of the Waterbury Repub- Iican. was fined s1o and costs in city court today by Judge Wilder for con tempt of court. An editorial was pub l;shed in the Republican regarding a raid on the University club charged with the illegal sale of liquor prior to the trial of the case and Pape was considered in contempt of court for it's publicatiC-l.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
TO FRESHEN AIR.

To freshen the air of a. sick-roorn, ground coffee should be sprinkled on a shovel or coal scoop previously heat ed in the fire. A match should then be held to a small piece of camphor gum, and when this is alight it should be placed in the center of the shovel. The burning coffee gives an aromatic aroma to the room which is very re- freshing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
TYPEWRITER co. IS
 FORGED TO SUSPEND
 BY MONEY MARKET

Midd1etown. Dec. fit was an- nounced, today, that the Noiseless Typewriter Company would suspend opera ton except along experimental lines. It is understood that the con- dition of the money market had made it impossible to secure the necessary capital to continue the manufa cture of the machine which the company has been turning out. About One hun dred hands are now employed and it is understood this force will be cut down to about 10 or 12.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
ROAD LIABLE
 ID CRIMINAL
 PROSECUTION

Indianapolis, Dec. 14-Charging that if rules of train service had not been violated the accident would not have taken place. also charging violation of the state law requiring regular exam ination of employees, the railroad com mission of Indiana, in it's report on the c. H & D. wreck at Irvington, Nov B. in which Is persons were kill ed. today, declared.
 ''The offender is liable for criminal prosecution.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14

some time as a guard on the Hudson and Manhattan railroad in the tubes under the North river between New York and points on the New Jersey side. He has enjoyed 8 good reputa- tion in his community. The sheriff asserted that Warren Dunn and See ley Davenport admitted that they had been arrested for stealing chickens The three men are said to have
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
$35O. .O0O OF CITY
 BONDS DESTROYED
 IN MUNICIPAL FIRE

zanesville. O.. Dec. 14.-City bonds amounting to $350,000 and valuable city records are believed to have been destroyed in a fire which razed the municipal market building, housing all of the city offices, early today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
FRANCE GETS NOTES
 READY IN CASE OF

Paris, Dec. 1.-The French gov ernnent is having printed an i'm mense quantity of paper five franc (S1) notes, it was learned, today. The currency will be for the emergency that would be created in the event of a general Euronaan war
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
BROTHER OF POPE
 PLUS GETS $35 BONUS
 AS MAIL CARRIER,

Turin, Dec. 14.-Angelo Sarto, 7S years old, brother of Pope Plus, it was made public, today. was awarded $35 bonus by. the Italian minister of posts and telegraphs in recognition of long and faithful service as a carrier of mail.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14

London-King George reads a chap ter of the Bible every day, keeping a promise he made to his mother, Queen Alexandra, in 1881, according to a let ter from, his secretary to the Scripture Gift Missionary
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14
Some folks will buy some fine comfortables at $3.75.

Yes fine is the very word to apply to these comfort ab1es. And they to be bought for $3.75. All the material that goes into them is the same quality used in cofortabes selling regularly at $6 They are, practically, $6 sort.
 But they made up, far covering goes, from remnants of fine silks hand at closing of These silks combined with fine k-and-co fabrics harmonizng tnt-and effects of the usual and very pleasing.
 Filling is fine grade of sanitary cotton stitching is careful and close completed cofortabes are unusually worthy
 A number of color effects all in good size,-
 $3. .75.
 rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14

handled ice as their principal occupa- tion. They worked on a nearby lake in the winter, cutting ice both for themselves and other persons in the community. With the contents of their own icehouses they provided what was needed by several summer visitors to the country around Ford's Mine, in the heart of New Jerseys Blue mountain range
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14

Newark, N. J., Dec. 13-seeley Dav- enport, Jacob Dunn and Warren Dunn held for examination before United State Commissioner Stockton, Dec. 16, deny, that they had anything to do with the letter recently received by President Elect Wilson demanding S5 ,0o0 on penalty of death. Jacob Dunn said that he had been employed for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14

FOR RENT.-Very desirable apart ment at 65 Washington terrace. Call at o1 or phone 2O87- TIA b*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14

Third floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14

WANTED.-Wom to do scr1bbing
 every Monday. Model Laundry, 1o9
 Mloo4e 0I a*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-14

The weather-Fair tonight and to- morrow.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-12-27

. ...,tuuu' 10 ih" l@u'rrio' I :. Land
Onir" - TurUmrali. Now Mexico
bpc,rrhcr =. l9l"
Notice is hereby given that Grosgr
VI. Davidson. Of Jordan, y VI who on
February -. 100. made II l. No. l-i7G
'pr ~N' Scr -, and Ndl . NJ 0l2t1l
made Sept -. lpop. Ton w. ~Ftt MEL
~l''r see = aui wv, ~Wl, Soc -
Twp y. Rms auE. Y VI = Meridian.
Iu~ h'oi NOTICE Of Intention go make
EraI Five Year yr OrIr Three Nrur on
Ma U proDf. 20 establish claim 'o the
land above described. hrfurc l.. E. VIII.
Hlm-. s. Commissioned 10 Nmi"rI.
y VI. ur 'ur 18TH dav Of January, 1913.
t'"Iu"I' urWo~ ~ wl'u,ss,-.
IS " Montgomery. John Uardit. ".
=, Wiruirgham. " u Morris. nl Of
81. irr y VI.
Y \ Prentice. r.. g...u.
u.. '3 Ior 10 -
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l. prvcler. ~ Dodson. y. VI. who on
February 3. 1905. made n r. No $4,000
for ~, \Ett and ~, SEii Sec. ~,
Twp ~ Rug 2pE. y VI T. Meridian,
HAS filed notice 81 intention 20 make
l'ua' rhrrr Yea. l'goo'. 'u establish
claim 'u he land above described, bc
fore Ropistcr and Receiver I = Land
ono, at rucumrarI. y. VI uu 'hc 10Th
Jay pi january. 1913
t|',utUt uaWp ~ wi;ur,...s
D. Briscoc. O. ". Jones, H.. W.
son, y. VI
Il ". Prom. .,. H. .'o.
',,. g., Jan ~ 80
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'Uwrari News o.
NOT ICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department uf the interior T.. :. Land
oH .. 81. .,umrurI. New NeN..u
December -. iglg
N"',r. . hereby given that David i
rar.'c.. or Amarillo. Texas who On Mar
8 1907, made II T. VI 15s0l, for Nwii
~rr 10. Twp IN. Rup 5lE, y VI p Me
ridlau. mas filed notice Of Intention ?,
make Fiua' Communication Proof, 40 e..
.shIi,h claim 20 the land above iescrih.
od heforo J.. T. Williams. | : Commits
.iuur,. ~ NprIuyh. y VI ON 'hc l6''
ia, of January. 1913
claimant names ~ witnesses
Inthcl . Hudson. Kirk. y VI Cal
vim - WATSON. Kirk. y. VI. Joscpi
g. " NrKoeu. fogros'. y NJ; Ere.
unrr. ktIk. y VI.
Z. \. lrau' ..r. Reg ..r.
ru. fs Jan "a -
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News Us Z!
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department OF the Interior u. :. Land
Oalce at Tucun.rari, New Mev'.o
December 90, 1919
Notice j. hereby given that Emily Y
Jones, widow OF John r. Jones. dercns
ed, Of Carrizozo, y. VI. who on Oct %,
1907, made u + No. 2Op25, for SWii
Soc IS. Twp On, ring BE, y VI = Ne.
ridian, mas filed notice Of intention 20
make Final Five Year Proof, to estah
l'sh claim o. the land above described,
before l.. 7. Williams. T. = Commission.
ef a. Murdock, y VI ou the 2I'h iay
Of January, 1913
Claimant names ~ witnesses
Idmos T.. Jones, Ard, y. VI: s J.,
Await, CLOVIS, y. ~: Jerry Roberts.
Melrose, y VI George Rou.h NeNro.e.
New Mexico.
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umrarI News ui5tj- :,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF 'Ny interior O. : Land
ON ,p tr rlruwrur.. \rN NrN.cu
December ., lpl2
No'.., f., hrrrhN given TINT Pedro
Ho.oraz. OF Quay y. VI who ON Mar
900. l9Ut made n T. scr No. Dij45, No.
-'ll, rol NEi SN ~, SEli See "
,wt wv ~Nl, soc l#. 1wp ~, Rnp
"E, y " T. NyruiIau n.s i.od notice
,l iut"'l 900 'o malr lInal Five N"ar
I'.ru'. q, establish r'u m tu the 'Jad
"...r ,.rgthrI b,r,rc Re- .,rr and
lir,ri,,r t = land Ohicc ~ Tucumcari
y VI m 'Ur Ia'h .lay ot January. 1913
cha uH.' uam,. u~ Witnesses:
,illa.u Borqurl. lur~ Rorqucz. lose
\rgurIIo. NaeHr.o ForUurl. u| Of Quay
Now Nr,..u
a. 4. lr,u' &C.,. Ro- .'rr
p.. 't l,H .Iu b.
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Year on Addl Proof, 10 establish claim
TO the land above described before Reg
istcr and Receiver Z : Land on o n.
rucumcari, y VI. "a the 18th day Of
January. ipl3.
claimant names ~ witnesses:
rom Carroll. Tucumcari. y. VI; Wa
ter riptou. Hudson, y. NJ, Orvillo
smith. Turumcari. y. VI, Ben Cvnger.
I~urlmraIi y. NJ
r. y Prentice. Rrg..'p
Dec 'g Ian 10 ~
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News O6h6.
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION

Department Ut the lrfcriol &. :. Land
on ID, 700 Turumcati. New Mexico
December >, 1919
Notice is hereby given that Theron
:. S'iu. ut Nurdoco. y. VI. who ON Jan
ualy %, 1907. made n T. No. lil56 FOR
SWi S"c -, Twp On. Rug an. y VI
y Meridian ha, filed motive rf intcu
JON 'o wake Final Five Yrar Proof, ,o
establish claim go tho land above dc
.rrihri. before ]. T. Williams, T. : Com
W1ssi"nrr ~ Nurlock. y VI 900 DO,
'i'h a., ct January. 1913.
tlqiunr' names - wi'urssr..
William !. Curnc''. Field y. VI. cam.
ron VIII AIMS, Murl,ck, y " I'd
ward Grrru, Murdurt, y. VI J1mc,
~G.l'hu,".c. Nurlock. y. VI.
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ucumrari News Osot
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

II0WHFTNenT " ne TNterlNf. n, :. TNUI
Office al Tucumcari, New NrVlro
November -, l9I2
Notice ~ hereby given that Melvin
y. Singleton, ~ Field, Y. NJ. who ON
August ~, 100. made II r. No. 1899
FOR NWh Sc. -, Twp IN, ring BE,
y VI p Ncrid.mn. has filed notice If in.
tcntion 20 make Final Five Year Proof.
90 establish claim TO the land above Dc.
scribcd, before l.. r williams. = =.
Commissioner, M Murdock. y VI IN
the I'm day of January, 1919.
Claimant Daines as witnesses:
Iamos a. Watson, Z. W, Galloway, G.
q, Williams, r. d. q, Nicholson, all nj
Field, y VI,
r. A. Prentice, Register
Nov % Dec 90 81
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.Iu uiurarI View
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the On ur.pr u. :. Lnud
ONO, r' Tururrarl. Vow NcNico
n,rcwhr' Vi. Inlg
\u'irr I- norch' given that ~uuuc,
= N|,I'roy. oi Nri. y NJ who on Nu.
las' g. 1907. made n f. No. 1850, for
wv, and ou oct 90. lol0. made Add !
\o ul3S7p for Nr' Irr 23. Twp ~
Ring 3OE, y VI T. Meridian. has filed
uorico of Intention 90 make Final Five
l"or Proof. Co. r,'abl,,H claim 10 the
Inud abuN, irs,rIhol hrtorc !. +. vii.
'oms. Y : 'ummi,sion"r a. Nurlock,
y VI on Nh, 2OIa dav ol January. 1911"
Claimant names "a, wl'urs-o.:
\irgi, RohhrrsDu. Marshall T.. Rob.
un son. lutu - poNurr William u
.II,Nuri. I'D pf NIi. y VI.
y 5 Prentice. Register
.'Ir rs Jam 10 -
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"'llncurl Views uSui3 OlUS"u
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of IN" Interior, 4. :. Land
once AZ I~urEmrari, Now Mexico
November IA, lgl2
Notice j. hereby piycn that Louis l..
} T"d'"". II Harris, y VI. who ur july
., 1907, made II T. No. ls52s for 81
WV, md Add'l 40. 0I0s2G, mnde ON
March 20, 1909, for ". NV, sec 4.
l"r ~, Rnp 27E, \ " = Meridian, has
ulc' motto" ~ intention "a make Final
lI'c N"nr Prnof, 10 establish claim L.
TIE laud above Described, before Murrv
". shaw. T. =. Commissioner. nj Has.
sell, y. " on 'hr .'h lay of January.
.'Hl3.
claimant IA l, witnesses:
NJ" Drake, Robert w. Drake. Ulysses
: Epprrlcy, Thomas *. Hogan, an al
Harris. y. VI.
r.. a Prentice, Register
Noy % Dec 90 81
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VOW ia THE TIME From today
until November I, 1879, we will furnish
the News TO January !, 1914, IA year
md nearly a half, for ~ 90 This means
nsw subscribers or old ones who pay
all arrears and 800 in advance II
also means cash This +. your golden
opportunity, ~ don 7 put II IN
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

V00lFEmenf N ne TN'NI-N| Z = T.HVI
Office az rucumrsri. New NcN,.r
December :. 1912
No'!er IS hereby given that John VI.
Rhoades, ~ TurumcaIi. y NJ vino on
August II, 1901, made " f. No. 9662,
for Lots ! and - ~pc :. Twp 10. Rng 30
ana AddI No. 0ll9o- made July ..
1909, for Els NWL, Sec F.. and ~,
SvL See =, Twp l9N, Rug 32E. y VI
F Meridian, has tled notice Of intention
n make Final Five Year uu Orig Three