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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
SECOND PRESByTERIANS
HAVE ANNUAL MEETING

The annual congregational meeting OF
the Second Presbyterian church was
held Thursday evening At the church.
Tue business session was preceded by a
supper served In the parlors by the
women OF the church and congregation.
There were almost 80 persons present.
making the largest and most enthusiast
tic congregational meeting held since the
organisation Of the church.
DR.. George A. Ray. pastor. was mod
orator. Reports were read from all OF
the departments. showing each to be In
excellent condition The Ladies' society
and the Christian Endeayor were shown
10 be entitled to much credit for their
work. The reports showed that the
Ladies' society had not only helped in
the regular expenses OF the church. but
had paid for the painting OF the manse
and other needed improvements. The
report Of the Christian Endeavor society
conveyed the information that 1t Is the
largest society in the presbytery, and
has given more money to home and for
eign missions than any other society.
The resorts Of the treasursr. n D,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Responsive reading. II. -. Psaiter, page 50
Notices and collection .,,...........,...,
Awake. Thou That Sleepest" -. .stalner
Choir
sermon-The Redemption .........,..
Hymn ls0-Coronation ...................
Congregation.
Benedictton ....... .......................
First Baptist church. Twenty-flfth and
II streets. c. T. Iisely. pastor. Bible
school meets at s45 a. m. Morning wor-
ship at Il a. m. The pastors subject
VIII be Resurrection and Assurance"
At 1850 p. m. he will speak on III Ye Be
Risen With Christ" Baptist Young Peo-
pies union meets at $50 D. m. Baptism
at both morning and evening services.
Bible school at the Brown Park mission
meets at s:45 a. m. Bible school meets
at the Westside mission at 2:30 D. M,
followed by a service for young people.
Letter Memorial church. Fifteenth and
Madison streets, Rev. Thomas A. Bag
shaw. pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m.
special Easter program will be given
by the members of the Sunday school
at the morning hour OF worship Epworth
league at 7 D. M; Miss Iva Hopkins,
leader. The pastor viii preach an Faster
sermon at 1880. followed by baptismaI
and reception services.
First Christian church. Twenty. third
1iu GtfNttrs ASApit sluds al ~ u NlUGh.
Rev. Homer L. Lewis will occupy the
pulpit at both the morning and evening
hours of worship.
United Presbyterian church, Twenty
third and L streets, Rev. w. A. Pollock,
pastor. Bible school at s:45 a. m. the
pastors sermon for the morning worship
will be The Fact of the Resurrection"
Mems Bible class at 1890 Young Peo-
pies Christian union at $50. At 7:30 the
pastor will use for his subject. The
Raising of Lazarus"
Epworth league at Brass chapel at
$50. Miss Martha Widdis is leader and
the subject Of the lesson Is AN Emerg-
ence of Divine Leadership In Human
Life"
Magic City Gossip.
Lost part of a gold watch fob en-
grayed c. II. T. Phone So. 70l. Reward.
Miss Lufene Anderson. iii Missouri
avenue, entertained a number OF friends
in honor OF her ninth birthday.
On account Of the alumni play Monday
evening the Standardbearers will post
pone its meeting until Tuesday night
The Manikin," an interesting little
play, will be given 81 The South Omaha
High School Alumni association Monday
evening at the high school.
The funeral OF Carl christsen was held
yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock rom
the First Presbyterian church. Twenty
terry.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society
Of the. First Methodist church was enter
tafned yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. ]. E. Cornell. 81 North Twenty
fourth street.
The B-montbs-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Myslycecm. 1s20 o street, died
yesterday morning. The funeral will be
held this afternoon from the residence
to the Bohemian National cemetery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
AMATEUR AUTO THIEVES
RUN DOWN BY OFFICERS

Two automobile thieves. both amateur
ish In their work, attempted last night
to steal the 5000 car Of Elmer shugart.
They attempted to cross the river into
Nebraska over the Illinois Central bridge
and failed and had reached Thirty
seventh and Broadway on their way to
cross the Douglas street bridge when
they were overhauled and caught by
Omaha detectives. They started the ma
chine on low speed and did not know
how 10 throw In the higher gears and
consequently could make no Roadway.
They almost burned up the engine by
the long run on low speed and had prac.
ticaily come to Q standstill when caught.
The. theft was committed shortly after
o'clock. Shugart had left his car at
the curb IN front OF Ewes bakery on
Broadway near Scott street. The two
men came out OF the adjoining lunch
room and without the least hesitation
stepped into the car and started off.
shusart was approaching and saw the
car moving away.
II required 4 few minutes 10 get police
offioers and find another car. and when
Captain shafer and Officers Allen and
Lane took up the chase the men were
completely out Of sight. Word had been
sent 10 stop them at the tool house, and
when tho officers and Mr.. shuEart went
the tuii length Of Broadway without find
ing them It was realized that they had
Turned off on q side street When the
officers reached Thirty seventh street re-
turning from the bridge they met the car
moving at very low speed. The men
we're put under arrest and taken to the
station In Harry scarle's automobile.
One Of them was recognized as a local
character. known as L. c. Smith. The
other. who was a stranger. gave his
Mans as r. D. Means smith worked
for . while for o'Neil Bros, coal dealers.
but has served mostly as a waiter at
restaurants.
They had turned north on Eighth street
and usnt to f1e end Il the paving. under
The impression that they could reach the
Illinois Central bridge in that direction.
They got LOST. but finally reached Thirty.
seventh street. Both were charged with
grand larceny. The engine was badly
5Fer-heated and II was feared last night
vas seriously damaged. s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Auditors Report . ..'
On City Finances

The report OF City Auditor McAneney
shown the condition OF the city's
finances for tho month Of March
was completed yesterday and will be pre-
scented to the council at the meeting on
Monday night. As March Is the last
month Of the fiscal year the report BE-.
comes q summary Of the municipal Fl.
nances for that period.
II Is shown that four funds were over
The largest deficit was IN the fire do
partment. amounting to s7.7slss The
next heaviest was the city engineers
department where the 5000 appropriated
was exceeded by the amount Of 81 ,506.e9.
The other large deficiency was In the
election fund. totaliing sLf7i.8. The re-
naming overdraft was IN the city hall
department. whore tine small amount Of
$500 was insufficient to the amount Of
sl2eS. Several Of the funds came ont
even. and the only ones where there was
balance was the police department, in
which there was really a balance OF
s3oi3l but the decision was reached some
time ago to use whatever balance there
might be for the purpose Of purchasing
an autocycle for the use OF the officers
In oyerhauling automobile speeders. and
some economy was practiced for the pur-
pose of creating . sufficient balance.
With the deduction Of the $500 required
the balance sheet shows sAsi to the credit
Of the department. The electrical de-
partment shows q balance Of siG.x
printing and supplies. s2sa.s2. emergen-
cies. s6S5.4s. and city health department.
ssi.ss. making a total In all funds to be
covered back into thetreasury, l1a2
the deficiencies in the funds mentioned
were provided for By drafts on the gen
eral fund reserve which closed the year
with q balance Of about tib.ooo
Following are the expenses for the
month and fiscal year:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Mrs. Louise Keel Seriously Burned by
Gasoline Explosion.
EASTER SERVICES AT CHURCHES
some Elaborate Musical Programs
WIN he Given Tomorrow In This
City In Honor of Church
Festival.

Mrs. Louis Kee. 7c<r street.. is at the
South Omaha hospital In critical condl-
ton as the result Of burns received yes
terday afternoon when the gasoline stove
near which she was standing exploded
and set fire to her clothing.
Mrs. Kee was preparing the evening
meal when the accident occurred. She
ran from the house screaming. envel-
oped In a mass Of flames. Neighbors ex-
tinguished the flames, but not until the
entire lower portion and arms and hands
OF the woman had been severely burned.
Drs. Koenlg and Delaney dressed Mrs.
KEGS wounds and rushed her to the hos
pltal. where she was reported resting
easy last evening.
At the time of the accident Mrs. Kee
was alone in the house.
Mayor Elects sxalich.
Luka Kalich,. formerly one OF the Helle-
mic adjuncts OF the street department.
was up before Judge Callahan yesterday
morning for a most unseemly and un-
Hellenic display of temper In the office
OF Mayor Trainor.
Aaueh AZ -one unie vas ea4 eln
ploye OF the stree. eiea''ihs uepa'' ,A.ns'
out IN trouolous ''lnes u ivy no,e's'
suffered recall since nis oisonase ~
mas haunted 'he pf,'a'e oiie. " - 49,
trainOr OF "non, ne us -.
s'a'en'ene .-s az.
CITY. aAsor iiaahoi nus .e ,'s ~
matter 70 commissioner oeose '
wno was unsoie " ~ iiio'e '-aA s's
hahch : temporary 'vo -. -.
Yesterday morhins An Jus
usual can al the Office u sso' .-a''
VINO was IN ms p'lNaN oiA aaei
unaware OF tine eAeeuiise J pe'eaos, p.o,
sseueo " 1912 -, .s,,.. m.
mayor emerseo run ue .'.,e' -.'...la :
whiriwlho ann eiiusAeu ene p.e'es 'a4
hsnch INTO tne fe0eP"'e nus
Nenient eoppe.. 5-
hshen says ne WIN nav .ue MAJ.
rested Tor the unuAsniiieo e'eS'i'eA' ''oii
the CITY nsh
Easter razor We
upon inc new EssseI o0n ne. :. .ar $50 "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Council Bluffs

in Belmont addition to Council
Bluffs. ". d. .....................,.
Iowa Mortgage & Trust company
TO -S.B. Towne, lott. blk. I. Ben
sons second addition to Council
Bluffs ". d ........................
Mrs. Mammie DIN and husband 10
Harry Bergman, lot 6. blk. 10 in
crawfords addition 10 Council
Bluffs. W. d. .............-..........
n. C. Phillips and wife TO T. II.
C1eland. lot Is. blk. II In Pierce's
subd- 10 Council Bluffs. q. C. d..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Culled from the Wires

The fourteenth annual convention Of
the National Association OF Retail Drug
gtsts will be held IN Milwaukee. August
T-u
The probation party o. Ohio at its
state convention nominated Rev. Daniel
Polling for governor and RsE. J. 7. n.
Rrzithza.te tor lieutenant governor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
LONG SUFFERING ENDED
In MRS. KEYS DEATH

Mrs Ruth D. Keys. mother Of Mrs.
E II. jerks. died yesterday morning at
the home Of Rev. E. II. Jerks. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church. following
several months Of suffering from heart
trouble.
She came here two years ago to live
with her only surviving daughter, Mrs.
jerks.
The body viii be taken TO Beansboro,
n. Y. Mira Keys former home. for
burial.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

KEoKUK. Ia. April ga work train
carving food supplies 10 food sufferers
81 Gregory. No. vas unable to get
through the flooded railroad area ani.
II vas reported. the food supplies were
Transferred to small boats Whether or
not they reached the town is not known.
Ins situation as Gregory Is said to be
serious. ths nifty inhabitants Of the place
hayinb been unable 70 get provisions for
several Gays
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

FORT DODGE. Ia. April 5.-(speeial
Telesram.)-Jacob clausen. Duncombo
pioneer. s., hanged himself last night
without apparent motive. He resided
with an only child. Jacob clausen, -jr.,
manager Of the Farmers Elevator COM
pany at Duncombe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

feet in this for fun fifteen minutes.
gentiy rubbing the sore parts" The
stantly and the feet feel simply de-
hghtful Corns and callouses can :.
peeled right off; bunions. aching feet.
svsaty, smelling feet. get immediate re.
het Use this treatment a week and
your foot troubles will be a thing Of The
past Calocide works through the pores
and removes the cause Get q tventy-
I0ze cant hnx Tram any druZgist-Adx.-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Real estate transfers reported TO III
Bee April BY the Pottawattamie Count
Abstract company Of Council bluffs:
sarafa J. Bunnell to Henry +. Blust.
lots and s In blk S in the town Z
Of Avoca, Iowa ". d-..-.........t IS
Henry r. Blust and wife TO Sarah
j. Bunrseil, lot s, blk. 20 In the
town OF Avoca. Iowa W. Do. IS
w. n. Cook and wife to H ]. Far
low. 1-s. Of Wa swlt Of 3-75-E
". d. ....---...-.....-r--... l,e
Deiorina Parish and wife TO Frank
Handler. neA, nwA % $3.50
". a. s-.--..-sss.s---..------ -.-s-s..- lse
William Moore. trustee, and wife
"a 1<azz6s 2Anraft- -In<a IL and -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
PIRATES.

Goals from field; Sparks 90, Barstow
CD. Puryes Cd, uallanin %. Deffen-
baugh %. Free throws: Barstow 90.
Puryea tQ, Deffenbaugh 90. Referee:
De Vol. Time of halves: Is minutes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

only to doctors,
will do the
work Dissolve
two tablespoon
fuls OF Calocide
compound in a.
basin Of warm
wafer Goak -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Gives Quick Home Cure
!, For Corns, Callouses
And ALI Foot Troubles

This information will be welcomed by
the thousands Of victims Of daily foot
torture Don't waste time. Get il at
once. No matter how many patent
medicines you have tried in vain This
treatment, which was formerly known
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Stimulate your business by advertising
in The Beetle newspaper that reaches
all Of the buyers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Inc key 70 success IN business Is thu
pe<z.zf=zf and jadscious use Of Newspaper
n1sszs1zsn< ,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Council Bluffs,
SPRINKLERS OUT ON STREETS
Water Board at Once Has Meeting
Over Rates.
METER WOULD BLOCK THE GAME
Only Few Business Men Pay for
Privilege While Many Sit By
and Let Neixhbors Foot
the Bills.

The clouds OF dust that filled the air
ali day Thursday caused such universal
and loud complaints that Mayor Maloney
appealed TO William NJ. Green. who has
charge OF the street sprinkling para
phernalia, and induced him TO put his
wagons TO work. lie did so, without
making any arrangements for the water
supply. and this brought about speedy
meeting with the water board.
Green's contract with the old water
company was discovered to be OF the
most liberal character. amounting to a
practical donation Of the water. and this
caused the members Of the board TO make
a vigorous protest. Green's contract pro-
vided for the payment Of 80 cents a day
for each wagon used. and the board
members proposed TO install water meters
and exact legal rates for the water used.
MIR, Green assured them he would with
draw from the business. He gets his
pay wholly from voluntary subscriptions
OF the business men along the streets.
This has been fixed at 70 cents . week
for each business lot. and II all were
contributors IL would make very satis-
factory remuneration. But Mr.. Green
showed from his books that q very large
percentage OF them refused 10 pay any.
thing.
In previous years an attempt has been
made to force payment by refusing to
sprinkle in front OF the places OF the
recalcitrants. but as this worked the
greatest hardship upon those adjoining
who had paid. the plan had to be aban-
doned, and now a large number receive
the benefit but pay nothing for II. 1t
was shown that with the water prac-
tfcally given free Green was only able
to mako comfortable living during the
sprinkllng season. After this showing the
water board concluded to make no
changes in the old rates for the present
at least. but to join In the effort TO
have all street sprinkling done BY the
city.
Plan TO Use OIL.
The incident brought into promlnerce
again the plan OF using oil on the STREETS
instead Of water. and Alderman Tim
Flood, chairman Of the streets and alleys
committee Of the council was put In
possession OF some facts concerning the
advantage OF using oil instead OF water.
II was shown that in Lynn. Mass. where
all Of the street sprinkling is done az
public expense, the use Of oil last year
caused net saving OF t2ooo. This saving
was In the cost OF application entirely, as
the water cost nothing. Il was shown
also that large additional saving was
made in the cost Of sweeping the streets,
the oil permitting the sweepers to run
during the day instead Of compelling all
night work. The discussion went far
enough and aroused enough interest to
make It probable that experiments with
oil would be made Ss:s..tns the summer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Permits to smoke SC. An dealers.
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.cumcari News OsI
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. T.. :. Luud
Ohicc at Tucumcari. New Mexico
October -, 1912
Notice is hereby given that John w.
Campbell. one Of the heirs and for the
heirs Of Sallic VI. Campbell. deceased.
ct rucumcort. y VI who ON July 3.
100, made II T. No. 1888, for W.
SEA NEL Swii aud SEL NwH Sec
j. Twp IN, ring BE, y VI ? Mcri.
dian. has fled notice of intention 10
mako Final Five Year Proof. 70 cs.
tahl.-h claim to he laud above de
,cribct, before Register and Receiver
T. : Land Omcc AZ Tucumcarj y. VI.
ou The 7th day " December, 1912.
Claimant names 90. witnesses.
Ice Sherwood. w. V. Smith. n. u.
~'orhctt, and Il =. Horne. all Of Ia
.Hrr,ri. y. NJ.
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,.uUrup News Ost
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department Ut The Interior, L. :. Land
p1iro tt Tucumcari, New McxicO
November II, 1919
Nu'ico O., hereby given that Lester @.
Lower. "i NcAlistrr, y VI. who on
August e. sos, made He No 0sGG fog
WI $50 D.. Twp ~, Rng 30E, y VI
T. Meridian has floa notice of intcu
zion 20 mtnc Final Three Year. Proof.
go establish claim 10 he land nhoyc
described, before T.. =. William. e. :
Commits "u.g. ~ Murdock, \ ~ ou
lee 10Th day of January, 1913
Claimant name. ns witncss-.
N. a.. Ruuyuu, /. ". Crawford, Iltu,
t,uN. John o~'cinhngcn. an OF NrNli~'or
View Mexico.
Il, 4. Prentice. B.gi~',r
\.E %. Dec 90 n
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RECEIVERS NOTICE

am now prepared 10 accept bids on
zoe following described property owned
hv the international Bank ~ Commerce
Iucumeari. y NJ.
NEi NEH see % Twp ION Rug so
T., and NJ NV See m and SEH
SWA Sec 10 Twp ION ring 81 r.. con.
tanning l69 % 100 acres, and SEl
Swh, VIZ SEA See ~, md Nwh
NEh See - Twp loN Rug 80 r., con
aiming 1850 acres, Quay county, n VI.
SEA NWH aud SWL NEI and lot,
. and 3 Sec 4 Twp 10Y ring 81 f., con.
'aining l59 ~ 100 acres, Quay county.
N. NJ.
Lots C. D and T., Of ..amsr's sub
iiy Of lots !, 9, 3 and 4 of Block 10.
original townsite Tucumcari, lots y,
r. aud + C~henault's Sub Div. ~ lots
s, Q, 10, ~, l2 of Block IL or Tucum.
carl, Lots b G. ID, and r Lamar's Sub.
Div of lots ., 10, IL and ~ Of BLK -
OF Tucumcari, N. NJ,
Lot : Block ~ OF Tucumcari, N NJ.
4 "a interest ia and 70 Lots II and
TO in Block 30 Russell = addition.
Lot 3 in Block 3 Of Gamble addition
10 Tucumcari.
n. b. JONES, Receiver
Int rnationsl Bank Of Commerst
T~uSuBeari, N NJ
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News Ulil
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department pI 10, Interior, u. :. Land
Office ~ r1rumror.. New Mexico
November II. 1919
\uflu, Is hereby given that Martin
Franklin NalNcr. uf Tucumcari, y. VI.
vino ur February %. 1900, made IIE 80.
-n-.. foI W. MA aud Elg NV,
50, -. Twp 'u\, Ring 3OE. y VI T.
Meridian. na~ tIri notice ut intention
ro ma,, IfuI. Five Year Proof. 20 e.,
.'uu'i>a claim 600 the Iou.l above dc
-vibrI. before Register and Receive,
{ = Iau. office ut rurumcari. y. VI.
uu 'ur 18Th luv of January. 1913
Claimant urIu,s witnesses,
q t. W,rd. y. n ~isu"y. " n
~a.srJ.. ~ y Tap'r,. 1I Of rucum
HrU. y ".
g. \ lr.w .p. Reg ,r"r
Nov ~ bru "u -
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

of the Ir'ur or, u : hand
Ohlrr a' Turum"uri, New Ney'nu
Noyrmhrr 81. 1917"
No',.c r. hereby glEou THAT Nifon1o
Raruari. Of Quay. y. VI, who con June
., 1909, made n f. No 0ll7l0. for So.
SEi Soc 90, ami ~, SET. Scc 20.
Twp ~. Rug a0E y VI = Meridian
h0s ilcd notice of Intention go make
Final Three Yc0r proof. 20 establish
claim 10 the Iaud above described. be-.
fore Register and Receiver Y : land
Onicr. ut Turumnari. y. VI un ,hr sch
day 81 January, 1913
Claimant names AS witncsye,
i. N. Bond. ". y. Bond, { \. Moody
+. Allou an of QUAY, Y. NJ.
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TrumrarI News IJgO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NJ 'Ur IUfrNIOT- I. : land
ONiro n IIrumnat., New Mexico
Nov-mb"r n. 1910
Notice F.. hereby given that William
=. ~as'nu. OF Ard, y. VI. who ON Mug.
~. 1905. made II f. No. lu22l. for SEii
SOC T.. Twp ~. Rnp 3lE, y NJ Ne.
rtiln ho. n.ed notice at intention "a
make Fiua. Five Yr,r Proof to r,tah.
fish claim 90 thc land above described,
uofurr l.. = Williams, e. : Commits.
r.pup. ? Murdoch. y. ". ON 'hr 9Th
day o' january, 1913.
ti1upui anne rs witnesses:
l|mcl Downing, John e. Ycukley, j.
" Stnpt- lohu Ronnor. nh Of Ara,
Vow N,xtcr.
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rucumcari News Og5O7
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, u. 8. Land
Office 40 ~TucuncaiI, New Mexico
November IL, 1919
VI" lee is hereby given that O1str
Davis. Of Quay, y, VI. who on February
=, 1905, made HE No. 22a53, for 81
Sell Soc q, aud N. NEti See I, Twp
y, Rug 3OE, y VI l. Meridian. has
hlcd ruticc Of intention 90 max Final
Three Year Proof 90 establish claim a.
the land above described, before L.. 4.
Williams. T.. : Commissioner. at Mur
dock, y. VI. ou fhD 18Th l1, ~ l]nuuatv.
1913
eta mtuj u1mr, us witnesses:
u. T.. RrId. q. \. Pcrduc. j II Dunn.
~ p, springer, oll Of Quay. y NJ
f. \. Prou'ice Register
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Eastern Star

Bethel chapter No 10. order Faster
star, meets in Masonic hall every end
and lth Tuesday night a. 500 p IN.
Visitors cordially invited
Mrs. Margaret Whitmore, W NJ
Mrs. !. G. Elkina, Spc'y
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rucumcau News O73l2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department ot the Interior =. $. Land
Office Tucumcari. New Mexico
October 81. 1879
Notice h. hereby given that Henry
A. Mashburu, Of Raglaud. y. NJ. who
IN March 20, 1907, made n + No.
1882. for NE4 Sec 90. Twp ~. RING
3lE. y VI p Meridian. has fled notice
of intention 20 make Final Five Year
Proof. 20 establish claim "a the land
above described, before L. =. Williams,
T. : Comm ]ssioner 20 Murdoch, n. VI
.n The 18th day Of December. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Robert = Kirk, n. n. Prater, James
q Brown, g. T.. Moon. all NJ Ragland,
New Mexico.
r. \. Prentice. Register
$50. - Dee l| =
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Tucumcnrl Lodge | o O F. meets in
Masonic hall every Thursday night.
Visiting Brothers always welcome
y g Fred Kregcr
v. G.-N f.. Parish
See y-G ". Yost
Treas "A = Falkeuberg
Trustee 2.yr.term)-G A. Eager
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ROYAL Arch Chapter

Tucumcsri Royal Arch Chapter 40.
10. Regular Convocations End and ith
Mondays Of each month IN Masonic hall
at 1880 g. N. All visiting companions
welcome.
A r. Carter, High Priest
\ +. Whitmore, Sec v