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lowed us from Stevcnsvinc with his
teacher. Mr.. 1ialiaback. took from the
body or Colonel DuhlEren the books
and papers which contained his adj :
dress and orders which excited such
intense indignation ,tmuo: tho C,ont.d
crate people. The papers were given
By Mr.. llallabuck 10 Captain Pollard.
ANA they passed throug. him ana Col
oncl IIcnlc 10 the War Otiicc in RIch-
mond. The day following General
fitzhugh Lee gave orders 10 captain
Pollard to diSintcr I'll. body of DAM
sren. which had been buried. ana bring
ii TO Richmond FOR re PURPOSE vi
Identification The BODY was taken
10 isichmon don Mach . by l.io,itonant
Pollard's company, WAS Euried in oak
wood Cemetery and .as afterwards
taken up and carried To Miss van LEWIS
house. From the wumans housc tn.
body of Colonel Duhirrci was first
carried to Chelsea llii. where it re-
manned several days, a:ter Which the
original rcsurrcctlonis,y 1.-TWO white
men and ii negro placed the body In
II wagon covered with young fruit, trees
and carried II through tho pickct
lines. and rcburicd II near Hungary.
After the wor IL Wa taken up car
ricd North and again Inferred wItE
Alnured ana IrlciluA.
Tho papors which were found upon
Colonel Dahlgrcn's person were the
subject Of imncdlat. controversy.
Throughout tho North there were those
who claimed thnt they were forgerics
This was duo to the feet that there
were orders included therein which
were 30 barbnrous as to have no place
In modern warfare.
Colonel Dahlgren's leading address
to the officers and men of his command
waB written on sheet of paper hay
ing In printed letters on the upper
corner, HEADQUARTERS Third Cavalry
Corps. 1904" This address was patrlo-
tic and rcverent in como parte, but
contained a sentence which was par
ticularly offensive TO Southern people:
we hope to release ths prisoners from
Belle Island lrst and having seen them
fairly started. We Will cross tho James
River Into Richmond, destroying the
bridges after us, and exhorting the re-
leased prisoners to destroy and burn
the hateful city; and do not allow the
rebel leador. Davis. nor his traitorous
crew to escape"
Another striking sentence In his ad
dress was this: Many OF you may fall.
but X there Ia rny man here not Will
Ing to sacrifice his life N such Il Erca {
and glorious undertaking. or who does
not feel capable of meeting the enemy
In such desperate fight as will follow,
let hin step out and 10 to the arms
OF his sweetheart and read of the
braves who swept through the city OF
Richmond
Other special orders were written on
detached slips. These related mainly
to tho details of the approach toward
the city and the entrance into Rich
mond over tina bridge across James
River.
These papers caused a storm OF pro
test throughout the South. The Rich
mond newspapers argucd thercfrom
TINT every captured mnn Of pnhlgren's
regiment should be executed. but this
was not done.
The Richmond Daily Examiner for
March {, 1854. cohtained n striking mr.
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York River Grants tcontinucd,,


IN 1912 John Beaie, Stephen HemIln
Richard Jones and Richard Mason took
UP land on tho York. This John Bsnlo
might hnvs been tho father OF Thomas a.
who had lRnd IN York county, md in
RGppahannock IN 1857. (ITor thle fam
!ly SEQ Hnydens Virginia GeneaiosieH.
p. 1883
Stephen (D lIamiin sccms to hnvo
had Bon. hobart (2) Hnmlin. who
nnrriod Ann. and had Il daughter,
Sarah tS. who r,nrried Francis Eppes.
OF Prince GeotEn. and had Francis 90,
Peter tD, Iiamlin 60. Botty Jones'
"a. Mary Branch tD. Lucy "a. Royal
and Rcbccou "a Royal.
Betty Jonns a. had Ann (5), Martha
(a) Francis 60, Frederick (o) and
Cndnwnilndcr (5).
Francis 60 EDpes had a daughter.
Martin co. This fragment is ali that
can be found OF stephen Hamlin. II ch-
ard Jones and Richard Mason neither
lcf. any permanent impression. The
study OF these land grants emphasizes
tho fact Of tho few that succeed and
the many that fail. rs Il fate or char
ncter that umpires the gamer There
Ia constant mention in these grants of
Wnrrenuncock Island-does the mama
cSist now?
The settlers following on York Riv-
er seem to be .nconsequent with the
exception OF Richard Lee, John Gr,en
and John Hansford. all OF whom have
been mentioned in previous grants.
In 1858 Robert Todd bought Thoma
Beale 100 acres IN Tyndalls Neck, near
the pres snt Gloucester Point Perhaps
no was relation OF Thomas, of Todds-
bury. OF whom we will treat later. The
houses of any consequences on the York
River haTo disappeared with few
exceptions. The sites on this river
are very beautiful, by reason of the
creeks which run into ths land. and
make harbors for the small boats.
Gloucester Point was once quite n
village. with good houses and fine trees,
which were landmarks for the sailors.
but these are all gone, and for many
years the hotel. the bank and few
insignificant houses are all 10 he found
there. Timber Neck. owned by three
generations. by tho Catlott family, has
been long habitatlon OF consequence
on ths York River. John Mann took
ZIP a grant Of lind In tho middle of
the seventeenth century so wooded that
1t received the name or Timber Neck.
The water IS on three sidcs-on the
cast WGrowocomoco, on the west Cod
arbush Creek, ana in front the blue,
wide York John Mann died In 1874,
stones of himself. his wife, and his
little granddaughter. Elizabeth. The
inscriptions on tn tonbs arc as fol.
lows:
Here lycth ye body Of John Mann
of Gloucester county. in Virginia. Gent.
Aged 81 years who departed this lifo yc
18th day of January, Ammo Domini,
1891"
Hero lyeth inferred the body OF
Mrs. Mary Mann. OF tho county of
Gloucester. in tho COLONY OF Virginia,
Gentlo woman, who departed this life
the 18th day 81 March. 10 "a. Aged
56 years"
Hero lyeth the body of Elizabeth
Page, daughter of Mathew Page. OF
&c colony of Virginia. Gentle man.
Aged three years. who departed this
llfc sc 18th day of March, Ammo Dom
I'M, 1893"
On Mary MRnn's tomb is carved a
coat Of arms: "a Jesse embattled and
counter emhattlcd between three goats
PEASANT" the same as Mann. Of coun
tics Kent and Norfolk. without the
pellets.
On Elizabeth Pages tomb arc arms
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Observation-Disclosures.

Who were the parents of william
$. Sydnor, one OF the signers OF the
Stamp Act Resistance in Northern
Neck of Virginia February 81, 1866?
William S. tpossibly Spottswood sgd
nor married Bessie Ann Garland
Thompson. daughter of Edward Gar
land twhose will was written in 1910
and Jane Jennings. What were dates
of these marriages.? Bessie AIMS
Thompson was Susanna, who married
Peter Tinsley. Oldest child by Sec
ond marriage was Edward Garland
Sydnor, born October 16. 1852 Edward
Garland Sydnor married Sarah, daugh-
ter of Barrett White, in 1900: nil from
Hanover county, Va. In a Blackwell
write-up In tho Genealogical Column
Of October 16, 1910, Sarah whites
husband was incorrectly given as Bar
rett Sydnor, whereas 1t should have
been Edward Garland Sydpor. the name
Barrett coming first into tho Sydnor
family through this marriage.
Data gladly exchanged with Jen-
nings. Garland. Thompson, White and
Sydnor descendants who can give line
from Edward Garland Sydnor. born
1863 to Fortunatus Sydnor. born To-.
married Johanna Glasscock and died
1733.
Information desired OF Thompson
married With the Roblnsons.. All came
from England.
Danvillc, Va.
MRS. BLANCHE SYDNOR ROBINSON,
Robert Pollard ~, emigrnnt to vir-
gfnia prior to 1856.
Robert Pollard (2). OF Bruington,
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Editor Genealogioal Coloml

Editor Genealogical Colon.
In 1853 there was IL Miss Elizabeth
Ball married in Sliddlesex county, Va.
Can you tell me her parents names,
also name OF man She married.? Sonic
years prior to 1905 there was Mr.
johnson married In either MlddleseN,
Gloucester Mathews county. Va, to a
surname OF Mary ---. It Is likely
you may find the Christian name of
Johnson and surname OF Mary ------.
If so. please tell me his Christian nance
her surname and names OF her par4i
ents, and obllgc.
Very respectfully,
TioS. BALL
San Diego, Cal. 3a
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Editor Genealogical Colon:
Can you or any OF your readers tell
me of tn. parcntagc and ancestry or
Captain John Waller. who was in the
War OF 1912. presumably from King:
and Queen county? Ills parents were
said 10 ho Benjamin Waller and Sarah
Robinson. What BENJAMIN Wnller was
this? And to what family did his
wife, Sarah Robinson, belong? Was
she of the same family as Speaker,
Robinson and Conimissary William
Robinson. who was rector Of Shutton
Major Parish? I shall be deeply in
debtcd TO any one who can furnish
this informntion,, as 1 have written
many letters and learned but little.
Will Waller please help me-. 81 S. c..
or any ono who knows? This Captain
John Waller was born about i77S mar
ricd Frances Ann Baker. and died in
1915. leaving widow and four sous
Benjamin r., George b.. John and
Jnmcs---all emigratcd to Kentucky.
Also can you tell me of the ancestry
OF Elijah Harris. who married lin
Kentucky. about 1900. Jemima Hollis.
day? Persons interested please reply,
either through this column or per-
sonally, to "E. w. otego. Jewell
county, Kansas.
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WEST POINT
Is,ecial to The Times-D ispatch. I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
West Point, Va October 5.-The
| Young woman's Missionary Society OF
the Methodist Church held a charming
social in the home OF Dr.. B. 3. bagoy
recently. Aside from the social feature
| there were recitations by Mrs s. Otto
Wright and music and refreshments.
On Friday night there was q social
in the Methodist Church given by the
, members. Music. Rotations and re-
! freshments added to the pleasures OF
The Young woman's Auxiliary Of
the Baptist Church held the first meet
| ing of the fall with Mrs Henry
Bcrghap d THURSDAY Ms sysn'ns STUDY c,as.
met on Wednesday with Mrs. Thomas
On Wednesday Miss Sadie Gary eele-
brated her birthday in her home. Sne
! had as guests Mesdames Philip Hon-
W. Courtney. B. B. Bagby. Misses Olive
Gault Annie McCanna, Inez Palmer.
Mae Owens. and Josephine Ware. all
of West Point. and Miss Mary Gibson
Hunley. Of Mathews County. Miss
Hunley was the guest of honor.
| Miss Emily Fuller will leave In q
short time for San Diego. Cal. to spend
T. the winter with her aunt. Mrs. Mason.
At. Edwards and family from
ShackIeford's. King and Queen. Will
November.
Miss Susie Corr has accepted a posi-
ton as teacher at Old Church. Han
over. Miss Corr graduated from the
Harrisonburg Normal College last
June.
Miss Mildred Woodward. a graduate
of the Woman's College in Richmond,
left this week to teach in Sparta. Car
Mrs. Lambeth. formerly Of West
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GLADSTONE
ESPECIAL to The rimes-pispafch.

Especial TO The Times-Dispafch.1
Gladstone. Va, October Sd. r.
cumbia and family have moved %
Richmond
Miss u. I. Whip. OF New York. ar
rived Q few days since and viii teach
in the family Of X. II. Smith this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L Terry visited
Richmond this week.
Miss Ollie johnson. Of Richmond. -
the guest Of Mrs. J. A. capelL
Miss Alice Wallace left . few days
age for Blackstone where she attends
school.
Mss Florence Harris - spending .
short while In Lynchburg.
Miss Mary Doran- Of Richmond. u
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Floyd Bolton and Nrs. c. i.
puvaI have returned from . visit TO
friends At Coresvflle.
Miss Martha r. Harris lszt thie week
for rye River whore she teaches the
coming term.
n, Z. Fisher % In Richmond this
vesk On q short VISIT
Misc Matte L chri0tasA q Aliens
Creek, opened sshool hsro lo0t Mon.
1sy.
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,,~h, train to Cincinnati In order -
rsSs his ballot. and return the secone
ri~be FOR the balance OF the month
- Iovernber Such are the tentative
n,.os The President himself has not
w.As r~seryafions. and u 10 altogether
probable that he viii occupy enc o.
~ dozen handsome Villas which sur
round the Homessesd Hotel a. ~
family will. Of course. accompany sim-
RESERVATIONS at the hotel nave oeen
made for the dates mentioned %
eoserie Of Newspaper corresoondenSs
ana secretaries who constitute sne
chief executives ofhc.a1 family.
President Taft is particularly tcua
40 hot Sprlngs Two years ago ne oc-
eupied the Reaucsire bungalow which
rae s,nce been known A. the Fresa-
Ae.s.s cottage and last yeer when he
80 here but a few days he stayed al
Perm VITA. . part % the Seth Barton
rrencA estate. which Mr.. and Wra
ArehSba,A ~ McCrse. who Leased The
1yeOeYty. The Pref4dcut has sloo
$1,000 here at other times 81 tmeSe-
srSSs a the guest Of yar. end M. 0ei-
vsIiS n fneafIs. whcse Goa. Albert Ia
ma q C1evelaa1 marrie1 Mo- Jsns
fsfr one Of she Presidents ateese. !.
1870 oe0pSe % the 6OOeSseo1
Msssi vm nh sas esa'sl Hssss.assy
q the Hsege6sare late esAe naycf
IrsSjSaA Dus1 VIA n. 1eft eomee.
ne UaS0p, ~ ~ ~ % - Tseoese
ISnuceoS, vs. oeeO 00yygo1 ss@sN -
G6WO0O 0osu0e1 @ - 9Sssee.
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BOWLING GREEN
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Bowling Green, Va. October 5.-Mrs-
Lee Agnew. who has been visiting her
sisters, Misses Addie and Deilie Davies,
has returned to her home in WASH
ington.
Arthur Garrett. Of Washington. is
spending some time with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. W. Garrett.
Miss Pattye Fits. after spending .
month here has returned to her home
in Petersburg.
Mrs II. T.. Peatross, who has been
visiting her daughters. Mrs. r. A. Cog
hill and Mrs. Cordie Lee Moncure. has
returned to her home in Norfolk.
Mrs. W. w. Green is spending some
time in Richmond with Mrs. Leslie
Reed.
Miss Belle Moncure. Of Ruther Glen.
spent q part of this week with Mrs.
T. B. Gill
Mrs. Clarence Campbell. Of Sparta.
spent a part of this week at the home
of her father. o. p. SmOot.
Miss Susie Butler has returned from
visit to relatives in Surry County.
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HIGH POINT
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
High Point. N. c.. October Sat q
were hospitality entertained last FRI
day by Miss GLADYS Robinson. daugh-
ter OF Y. r. Robinson. During tho
afternoon 5000 tags were strung for
the social service department OF tho
woman's Club. For strineing the
box Of candy. was awarded to Miss
Bessie Tate. while second prize went
to Miss Katherine Harmon for the next
largest Varied refreshments were
served by Mrs. Robinson and ME- car
penter. The guests enjoying the oc-
casion were Misses Mary Sherrod. Mary
Ring. verda Wall. Irene Walker, Bes-
sic Woodson. Grace Ferree, Clara
Steele. Ruth Council. Metre rhomp-
Smith, Fern Ferree. Katherine. Har-
mon, Katherine Pickett. Bessie Tate
and Henrietta white.
Principally for the purpose Of elect
ing annual oficers. the Priscilla Club
at the home Of her mother. Mrs. l.
j. Ingram. Mrs w. 9. Shipman was
! elected president and Mrs. Robert
Walker, secretary. Refreshments In
served The next meeting will be
with Mrs. c. E. Sicelon.
Tho Entire Nous Club held an in
lteresting business meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. T. J.
Gold.
A. l.. and Carl Ellison were at Ra-
leigh this week at the marriage of
Miss Mary Ellison to Harrison kauff-
! man.
! Mrs. r. l. Moffitt and Miss Grace
Rhodes Of Virginia. are visiting their
aunt Mrs. Fleming, on Richardson
Street.
! The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Oscar Durland are pleased to know
they are to return to High Point rs
their future home. Mrs. Duriand and
little daughter have arrived from New
York
I Mrs. ]. A. Turner and little son
James are at Jackson Springs for
stay.
! Miss Jessie womble is visiting
| friends and. relatives in Texas.
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He was often the guest Of his cousin.
Mrs George Gunton. At Gunscn Lodge.
and Of her daughter. Baroness Rosen-
rransz. Of LONDON whc 70 here now.
Tn. baroness had planned to return 20
America On TIE Titanic. and probably
ovs6 her ME 90 the fact that cir
cumssauces prevented her doing so
The society woman with her pet COS
f. as prevalent at Hot Springs ss :,
other fashionable spas. Among tnen
al there stand out two In hfSh renst.
the dsmtnutive pomerantans OF the
duchess de Chaulnes and Baroness
Rnserkrsnsz. They are coy ntsle
pair 81 silky haired thcrosehnrsds'
inch stand only s6out one hand hte y.
ava are valued at more than Sses per
inrh vertical measuremenD. Nhen
their .uissress~s 60 down 60 the lawn
nv IN. tennis courts. rs they DO every
ucrniug ss the concert hour. enese
two Ajsssn9uished CANNES Smmedistesy
seex one snother's society. ssd WI
have nothing 20 % with the goodies %
untitled ytssfcraL The ofher GAY tnsy
resented with suaps ara snafs tns
friendly advances of another doG- as
oniy the susc6 intervention % Socs
IrcullouxH q New Yegk. hspt the
- eSinGu On a. ouehesDee'o eoe1e
10 sSSnise NE ~ 10. ssa ia g
SSr sissss. ~ Aes0vessss $500
fAoO0os0 ?. 0eUM 6 ~ -
WE WUO hgre ~ 0e1sA va HesSy
q 1uoS6 g ~ Isl sveSs1Se. -
~ 6 - NUse ossa0eo0 - -
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and Miss Marguerite Shonts. M sWo
daughters. and his grandson. the t59s1o
Duke de CAaulnes. with him On . ~
va;e car. The party who came direct
" from Bar Harbor. mctored 60 Whseo
sulphur Springs the day OF their 49,
rival. and we're the guests there Ae
luncheon Of George l. stevens. vfoga>
dent OF tire Chesapeake ana Ohio Ran.
way Mr.. Shon:s returned during -
Seek to New York
Mr.. ana Mrp. Russell Ellis Sard, We
we're married here last week ana voo
went after the ceremony 60 white SuS-
phur springs by motor. sssyed thero
until early this week. when they -
parted on . honeymoon trip. Ihey W
return here the end Of this moo1D
for q fortnight With Mr.. end ure
4. Ingalls,. grsa1parents % XrA 49,
who Was Nsoo Abefe IngaiIe unsuoB4
Cclcnel and ura Robert - IT,
son arrived from New York tie -
% the week, srinGing Win 49, =
ssud Of seven saddle aud eoeSUl
horses TIE cclcnei 10 enc Of - -
tndefssigaboe riders here. 80
ThouDS0o drives every ooy.
HaSS Of View York. n Wogo 49,
01hsr vSoasOrs whe RE 49, eglyy
- lGr 81 l1rA 0eayveUooe -
ouY vaa ARrinOA -
~. - Ma 1aoo0uD M0Duu
80 NJ - 3. UD09A -
~, -. 3. Jso1Uo2 ~
49,. W 0s1oss& - -.
- - - oUuDuul1g ~.
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called nero by .be. death Of her father

called here by the death OF ner 1atnef
Colonel o. B. Roller.
Mr.. A. E. Andes. of Hinton. left
Tuesday for Loudoun County. where
she will make her home in the fu-
ture.
Mrs Henry Eey IL visiting hei
parents in Baltimore
Miss Lizzie Grattan. who spent the
summer in the home OF her cousin
Judge G. G. Grattan, has returned 10
her home in Richmond.
Rev J. W. DuRey. D. D.. OF Winchestet'
Was 4 guest Of Judge 7. n. Haas this
week. DR.. Du{ey made the address
at the opening OF Rockingham Memo
rial Hospital
Mr.. and MIST. o. Henkel OF
waynesboro visited relatives IN f1ar-
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Special
For State Fair Week

This Beautiful Near-Cut Glass Bowl the 90
illustrated; while they last. ...:.: H1C
This bowl is OF extra good quality glass; eight inches
in diameter. wonderfully close imitation of glass
On the sdeboard buffet is easily mistaken for the
genuine article Handsome design. The edges per.
fecty smooth. An exceptional value at this price
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rtsonburR and Broadway this week.
Henry W. Rountree, OF Richmond
was a recent guest OF his daughter
Mrs E. b. Crawford.
Mrs. c. H. Reeves and son, Allen
Of New York, were recent guests OF
Mrs Herbert Ccnman.
Mrs. James H. Harris, OF Elkton
Nd, is visiting Mrs. Kent on Cantrei
Avenue
:. Mrs. p. w Bowers. of White Post
recently visited her mother, Mrs. j. n
Shipp. in Elkton.
Mrs. l. n Cross. who spent the
summer with her daughter. Mrs. X
b. Smythe, left for q visit to WASH
ington and Baltimore, before return
ing to her home in Newark. y. J.
Mrs Charles O'Roark OF Tampa
Fla. 10 visiting relatives here.
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HARRs0NBURG
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HsrrtsonburE. Va, October s.-Mr
ana Mrs. John G. Yancey and Mrs. W.
a southaIl left Wednesday fore a
months visit to relatives In missouri
and Illinois
IAUts Loewner ana bride VINO
were married last week In Bal
timcre. were visiting relatives here
this week.
Nr1- 2. c. wooton. OF Baltimore.
~nest a. Mr.. Jackson at the Episcopal
Fectory, has returned home.
Nise Margaret Roller returned Wed
nesday 70 Norfolk. wheer she 10 nurse
IN the Protestant Hospital She was
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tepeeias 10 me fimss-oispessal
Hot eprfnee. We, oeeessr Crre0-
shie fan by fas HE SsaOese vseet bsee
sjoos hio oevssal 0eneo1 Os9o~rn %
~ reScrs Just afsss he sessttsa eous
yoeSs ego, he = e1lesee1 49, I've
EOC6s frem so-0egeoW 0eyntoG ne
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Gl1rrIihtrr Menus ~! ~
The
PETIT
STORE
STATE FAIR VISITORS

few Of special offerings tor the week Have you
possible
all prepaid
Of beautiful
okoye. aewe lomedeightd
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27

State of New Mexico, in the Probate
Court for the County OF Luna.
Order for Final Hearing
In the matter of the estate OF james Y.
Dever Deceased.
Mary +. Dever, administrator OF
said estate. having flied IN said court
her final account as such administrator,
and her petition that the same be exam
med and allowed by the Court, and that
the residue of said estate be assigned
10 the persons entitled. and that she be
discharged as such administrator !.
IT is ORDERED that hearing be held
before said Court, at regular term
thereof, to be held at the Office OF the
Probate Judge. in the village OF Dem.
ing, in said county. on the 18th day OF
November, A. d. 1912, at 2 o'clock In
the afternoon Of said day, for the ex.
animation and allowance Of the said
final account, and for the assignment
of the residue of said estate to the
persons entitled thereto,
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that notice
of the time and place of the said final
hearing be given by said administrator
10 all persons interested, by publishing
said notice for four consecutive weeks,
the last publication of which shall be at
least four weeks prior to said day of
hearing, in the Deming Graphic. a
weekly newspaper published in said
village of Deming.
CLARRy c. FIELDER.
Probate Judge. Luna County, N. M.
Dated and signed this 18th day OF
September. A. d.. 1912.
c. X. HUGHES,
Probate Clerk
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Notice.

Department of State Engineer. San
Ia Fe, N. NJ, Sept, 9Th. 1912.
Number of application 6Sl.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th
day of Sept. 1912. in accordance with
section 20, irrigation law of 1907 Robert
+. Laffoon, of Columbus, county of
Luna. state of New Mexico, made an
application to the state Engineer of
New Mexico for permit to appropriate
from the public waters of the State of
New Mexico.
Such appropriation is TO be made
from 3 c. draw ut a point l403 feet
north of Center S. % T. 81 s., r 8 W.,
by means Of diversion works and 4 cub.
ic feet per second and is to be convey.
ed to lands in section q Z, 27S, r s W.
by means of earthen diversion and ca.
nal and there used for irrigation Of 800
acres.
The State Engineer will take this APP
plication up for consideration on the
4th day of December, 1912. and all per
sons who may oppose the granting of
the above application must file their
objections substantiated with affidayits
with the State Engineer and copy with
applicant on or before that date.
JAMES A. FRENCH,
State Engineer.
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