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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-05
Select Trees With Caro-.

Trees for street aud lawn should m'
studied aud selected with the grcutt'sl
care. They are for life, often for a-v
eral generations. yet a dollar often q"
cidCs the kind OF tree Much roo
thought and time are given 70 tie So
lection of an easy chair. Many prrsOn'
will willingly spend $50 or $40 for Il
chair who would not thick OF putting
that amount into tree Kansas In
dustriaiist.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-05
a Practical Query.

My little hoy stood, open moutheu
while friend elaborated the details OF
n sudden death. the patient mad not
been considered very seriously ILL., ana
bis purse entered, bringing baked
potato for which tie sick man had eS
pressed wish. But" said my friend,
before he had tasted 1t lie died
deprecated the sadness OF such recital
before the child but ! need not have
feared. His baby voice piped out
"hnd what became OF the potutoT
Harpers Magazine.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-05
BEETLE elTS.
Cook Learned the Secret Of Thsir Util-
ity From an insect.

ity From an insect.
Ransom Cook was little known out
side Of the village Of Saratoga. where
he lived, but he gained a small fortune
from carpenters bit, invented by
him, which has been In common use
for years This device has two lips
protrudlng slightly above the edge ana
opposite each other
simplicity itself. but the world never
nad such bit until Cook mnde 1t, and
an insect taught him how to do II. Sit
ting down on n recently felled pine tree
one day outside Saratoga, he hyard the
crunch, crunch of something inside tie
log. Curious, lie Investigated and SAW
that an insect of the bottle family was
boring into the wood at one end OF the
PROSTATE tree. And the hole was
lengthwise Moreover. 1t was perfect
ly smooth Cook had no bits In his kit
that would make such a hole without
slivering the interior SO that 1t would
be rough. Procuring an AK. he chop
ped of the end of the log where the
! insect had been working, split the sec
/ ton and, capturing the beetle, took II
home and examined it under micro
1 scope. Then the secret of the insect;
ability to bore smooth horizontal holes
in any kind of wood was revealed
The beetle was provided with power
full nlppers on either side Of its jaws
and they operated in precisely tn
same manner as do the small blades o
the bits which he Immediately invent
ed, patented and put ON the market
Beetle bits" were the foundation Q
his fortune. New York Press.
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shocked Him Anyhow.

nWbars old Titewad looking 80
grouchy about
Got short changed out OF $40 ias'
night. and he's sore. 80.
"Titewad short changed out OF 20
-hurrah. 1t doesn't seem possip'e'
whered It happen!' .
"rhe only place it could happen-h
n drea m Houston Post.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-05

NHcu lafeadio ilcarp CARRIED his
JapuneSe wife all his wife's family
accompanied hlnl to bis Dew quarters
He tneutious That he und nine lives
dependent upon him wife. wl1es
mother. vt!es father. wifes adopted
mother. wifes fathers father. then
servants and a Buddhist student. This
wouldn't do In England. but 1t is moth
Ing 10 japan -"Iafcadio Hearn-~H Ills
Life aud Work." by Nina ii hennard
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What, Ind sed !?

Tess-l thing Belle acted rather sbao.
billy in breaking her engagement 10
Jack Hugsurd Jess-Well, he broke
bis arm Tess But. good gracious
Jess Yes. good gracious! What use is
a tjance With Il broken armf-philadA.
phln lress
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Ina OaHodil,

The poison of the daf1odil is the
giants means OF defense. How e1ec-
tive 1t IS may lie judged by the fact
that rabbits. rats and other small pests
which devour hyaciuths and crocuses
With custo leave the daffodll severely
nluue.
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SIGNAL MESSAGES.
Beacon Fires Were First Used. and
Their Came Semaphores.

Signal fire telegraphiog, with its very
limited scope of information contained,
seems to have been about the only
means of communicating quickly across
distances until relatively modern times.
II was not until the days Of The
French revolution TINT any material
Improvement over the beacon Ore tele.
graph developed Three brothers named
Chappe devised the semaphore te'e'
graph This system got into active op'
GRAFTON In lI0l. and the first real mes
sage ever spelled out aud telegraphcd
across country was In that year. and
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-05

~ am going to marry sooen'aAe'
why shoemaker
"Brcnuse he Is the sort cf man VINO
is generally whole soied AID well oee''
cd Baltimore American.
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Carte Blanche.

Il think" said Mrs. Cumrox. who
was arranging musical program,
"tbut we viii have a mezzo soprano"
"AlI right" replied her indulaenr
bu~hn,td "I'"n'' ht'l'.i ne about
Go t, ~ ~. an architect.
Washington star.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-10-05
Thsn He Got Mad.

Husband dmpatientlyl-lf the roo,
Killer would strike this town ne woo,u
and plepty OF work to do. Wlfe.is
there such a person, dear? Husba no-
OF course there is. Wife with anxiety,
wen, ! do hope, John. that sou VIII
be very careful.
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Only Officers.

Corporal ITO soldier reporting slcs,-
What's the matter with yon: rom
my-paln in my abdomen. Corporal
Abdomen. Abdomen. indeed. You
don't ave no abdomen: you ave a
stomck. It's only the officers what
as abdoneus. London Punch.
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The suuie day the uatluua. Cunitu
ton. sitting 10 Paris, sent back the fol
lowing reply TO the army;
THE army of the north deserves the
gratitude of the country"
@Ihe scmaphore operators attained n
spced Of three letters a minute in ine
weather, with an average Of ono a
minute over long distance, This made
necessary the invention of condensed
codes, which came into tushion. New
| York Telephone Review.
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Shut.

"Willle, didn't tell you to shut that
shutter" said Mrs. Boggs.
"The shutters shut" replied Willie,
"and can't shut It any shutter.'--
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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SIX SENTENCE SERMONS.

Resolve to perform what you
ought, Perform without fail
what YOU resolve Franklin.
IL there Is q harvest ahead,
even II distant one, it is poor
thrift to be stingy of your seed
corn. Carlyle.
Not in the clamor Of the crowded
street,
But in ourselves, are triumph aud
defeat.
-Longfellow,
The new man takes the old cir.
cumstanccs and, bringing God TO
them, makes Of them the new
life. Phillips Brooks.
Though the past is irrevocable,
it is not irreparable. f. b.
Meyer.
Do all the good you can, by
all the means you can, In all the
ways You can, in all the places
you eau. at all the times you can,
TO all the people you can, rs long
as ever you can. john Wesley.
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Wrona pieqnosis.

Rings-Did you see where some critic
saws that women have not got the OBJ
icctive faculty? Bangs-Huh! I'd like
that critic to start any question with
my wife, Baltimore American.
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QUEENS ON WOMAN'S
SPHERE.

Being gentle and good seems
to he the loftiest ambition wo-
mau should possess. No reward
Of wealth OF state can equal the
satisfaction felt In performing
kindly act. 1t Is Il tendency of
woman's nature to be too harsh
in Judgment, too imperious in
commands The exchange for
this Of kindliness and gentlcness
surely ought TO make the world
better, - Margbcitta, Queen Dow
user Of Italy.
Secure home and be able to
manage 1t. Be to the home
what her husband Is 10 LIS bust
ness affairs, n director and an
authority. ] believe Il woman
ought "a bear children. \ home
without children Ia not complete.
Alexandra, Queen Dowager Of
England
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p..e. Aath Her Victories.

she-No, I can never marry you, ou'
we can always be friends. He-weh.
that ts one Of the advantages OF NOV
xe.tips married -insS'
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II is not wealth or ancestry, but hon.
orab.e conduct and a noble disposition,
that make uen sreat-Oyid.
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Out. sstis'-
" i vs'a""u u..'ar'

i favoieu the aUu.l,,n, o. "up;:a. pun
ishment be replied: mo. sab. / don't.
! Capital punishment was good enough
TO my fofathers. an It's good enough
| TO- me- Boston Transcript.
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We should believe only in deeds
Words 50 s9r nothing evsrywhsrss-.
hojas' f1,s.iila As.s a. &. j. 20
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NATURE AND THE CHILD.

For many blessings l TO God up
raise
\ thankful heart. The life lie
gives Is fair
And sweet and good, since he Is
everywhere
Still with the even In the darkest
ways.
But most l thank him for my
earliest days,
Passed IN the fields aud In the
open air,
With flocks and birds and dow.
ers. free from all care
And glad as brook that through
Il meadow strays.
Q ba,my cir. y orchards white
with bloom.
o waving fields Of ever varying
green,
q deep, mysterious woods, whose
leafy gloom
Invites to penslve dreams OF
worlds unseen,
TO thoughts as solemn rs the 81
lent tomb.
No power from you my heart can
ever wean
-Bltnop John l.. Spalding.
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A Bad Outlook.

mo. can't get up enough courage
to ask old Patterson for his daughter '
"And whv nor"
.sk, tt..
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surunce agent LieveIanu tIaiu Dea
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Resolve to perform what you
ought, Perform without fail
what YOU resolve. Franklin.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
RUG WEAVING
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS

WoRKINGMEN-There is not apt to be a
shortage in this stock slightly used suits
So to SO, and there's always a fit for the
man who wants and must save cash. one
price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6le d. l.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Chicago Grain Market.
Wholesale Produce Market

l. lEggs-NcarBy. fresh. 1sc per doz; South
ern, 1Sc.
eheeae=New ew-York new. 17a1Sc per lb
FIAT, l6aT lb.,r
Butter-Bess' print, 35c per h.; tub. S3c
per lb,; process, soc per lb; undersrades,
2Sa20c per ID.
Live Poultry-Hens. 14hal5c ID; chickens.
26aSoc per lb.; spnngers. toat5c per H. roos-
tiers, Sa9c per ID; turkeys, l5al7c per ID
geese. plucked. case per lb.; unplucked. sa
l0c per lb... ducks, Hal6c per lb,; keats,
young. l2al4c per lb. old. 1oal2c per ID.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys lSa2ec per H.
chickens. 1sa22c per lb.; hens, l6al7c per h.
ducks, 16al7c per ID; geese, l2al4c per lb.
Green Goods-oranges. Florida. ss.5Oa$4. o.
per box; California, 50, ,5Oa3 per box: grapefruit
$3.50 per box; apples, s350a4.5O per bbl.
potatoes. new, 500; old $3.50 per sack
celery. 75c per doz.; kae, soc per bhl
spinach, $50 per bbI. carrots soc per bas
ket 81 50a3. 90 sack; onions. new 81 00a2. so per
crate; sweet potatoes, $3.50 per bbl. lemons
50. 50a4.00 box: Strawberries. lOc per
box; cucumbers. $500 per basket; tomatoes
$500 per crate: peas, 81. 5Oa2. 90 per basket
string beans. 81 50as2. 90 per basket.
Live stock-Calves, prime, SC per Id.
medium, Sas1tc per lb.; common. 6a7c per ID.
old sheep. $500 per cwt lambs, spring. SIC
per lb.; medium. &C per ID.
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PRACTICAL BUILDING PLANS AND De-
tails for suburban ana city, $40 up. w. 81.
Wallace. Stewart Bids, 9th and d sits. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SINKING OF TITAN1C-50 illusts.; detaile
acct, authoritative book; by Logan Mar
shall; sl.Oo HUNTER. 1922 18th st. y. W
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Tomorrow's Entries
At Pimlico Track

First race-Four-year- and up
ward; selling; six furlongs LADY orr
mar, lQ6; Dissenter, 1903; +Warner Girls
we'll, 9S; Brandy, 1903; Goldwick, 1903 :
Siskln, l06; 'Catroke, 96.
Second race--Two- year-olds: nve fur
Cock o'the Walk, ll2; Early Light, liz;
Spring Maid. 112; Meadow Lark. 1U9;
Church Bell, 112.
Buskin and Barnegat. whitney entry;
Cock O'the Walk and Early Light,
Quinn entry.
Third race-Three- year-oids: selling
;tS fnrl2ngs. Monsieur. x, llO: scholar,
iol; onrlco, l05; Little Ep. l07; Dora M.
Lutz; lo6; Shillalah, 107; Daingerfield,
lO7; Heinous, 105; Napier, 107.
Fourth race-Thc Linstcad steepie-
chase; four-year-olds and up: selling
two miles. Sam Weller. IA: Male
E,w,Gher. wnoS l@ The Speaker, IA; zell. il.
TT T"m cat ans Nswcomer ;S Mss hSnGs 5S; gsnora 5
1+9: Thistledale. 1is.
Fifth race-Owncsship handicap; three
year olds and up, one mile. Bounder. 106;
T1Inm,So' ] ISs iISss; slats Glass, I Iias; Roya!
My Life. loi: spring Board. o..
Sixth race-Three- year. -olds and up;
selling; mile and sixteenth. Miss
Wiggs, 100; Agnar, lis; Servicence. 115
Annie Sellers, 10: Beach Sand, 1l0
tQuestion Mark. 107; Outlan, 112; Fred
Mulholland, 112: mad River, 100; Grania
no. peter Pender. 107; West Point, lis
Silver Knight, 1l2; El Orc. 115.
Seventh race-Four-y year-olds and up
selling; six furlongs. 'Rye Straw, 10G
Babbler 1O3; Theo Cook, Iii; Greciar
Bend. 1Ol; 'Premier, 1903: 'Malitine, 10l
Patton, Ill; Rubia Granda, 106: Colder
Castle, los.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather fair; track heavy.
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New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Times by Hartman d
Co.. New York; G. B. Chapman. manager To-
al branch, Colorado Building.
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PUBLIC UTILITY
BONDS ATTRACT
LOCAL BROKERS
Stock Dealings Small In
Number and Volume
of Business.

Bonds were again a feature in the
trading on the local exchange. Riggs
Realty SIS at 104, Gas 5's at 110%, Capital
Traction 5s at 1l0% to 1105s, Columbia
Railroad SIS at 10O3s, and Railway AS at
81 made up the record. The bond sales
included all the offerings at the bid
prices.
Stock deals were meager. Twenty six
shares OF Railway preferred were bid
in at 95. Eastern Light and Fuel
brought 1854, Mergenthaler 21Ss. and
about 100 shares of Lanston sold from
93R to "a.
Bank stocks brought out five shares
OF Citizens Savings Bank at 10. All the
business Of the day was completed on
call, bidding afterward failing to dis
lodge anY securities.
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TABLE BOARD

IRVING ST. n. w, lS3s-Table board su-
perior table board at moderate prices-
Phone Col. COS. -
18TH ST. n. w, 955-High-class meals ca
tered to your apartment, only $40 a month.
Cant be beaten; others charge $50 Call this
evening, o'clock MRS. WILSON.
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NEW YORK, May 9-Dullness and
the same narrow range in price fluctua-
tiors marked the early trading today on
the New York Stock Exchange. The
list generally started at the closing
prices Of yesterday, and developed some
show OF strength, holding the advanced
ground. The trading Is mostly in spe-
cialties, where there begins to appear
some short covering, and the opinion
was expressed this morning that the
short interest, which Is large In all
stocks, might begin to cover their com
mitments and thus give a temporary
boost to prices.
If the market were left to itself II
would undoubtedly drift downward, as
the influences which would naturally eff
feet trading are not of hopeful kind.
The same doubt exists as to the outlook
in iron and steel and these stocks do
not assume much show of strength. The
steel industry Is in most puZzlng con-
dition, in that while business Is at the
full tide so far AS production and con-
sumption are concerned, the reports
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Stocks StoevLy Improve Within Naroev Price Range|
STOCKS ADVANCE IN DULL MARKET T
AND PRICES HOLD ON SHORT
COVERING.

continue to show the smallest net earn
ings in the history of the industry. The
political sky is not clearing to any per.
ceptible degree, and the late spring and
floods are a disturbing factor. In fact,
pretty much all the news Is bearish'
while talk around the centers of actiV-
itv in stocks Is nearly all bullish.
The reduction Of the Bank of Eng,
land rate 10 3 per cent today was seize,
l,non by the expnctant bulls as q, notnt
in their favor, and The cables showed
that 1t had Il good effect upon American
rails in Inildon. Another bit of bull
news was the report that all advance
in the short haul rates in intermountaln
territory was expected to go into erect
'rhc copper statement yesterday was
favorable, and the Hill interview, when
was optimistic in tone, was made much
of as a bull factor.
fcl the moment Is one of hesitation,
and tho dullness Of the trading simply
pIov,s that brokers are waiting for an
Hpt ming before venturing far In any
direction.
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Look for RObber.

The police today are endeavoring to
get some trace of a thief who broke
into the home of Mrs. Rose Durso, 1911
D street southwest, during the absence
of members of the family yesterday and
stole s97 in cash and jewelry valued at
800. A young colored man was seen
leaving the house. The place was en-
tered by forcing a first-foor window.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09

MISS ANNIE L MURRAY. Teacher Of
Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar.
etrdio. 3ses O st. y. w. Phone W. sM
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Riggs Realty 5s 0ong), $1,Oooq1o4.
Washington Gas 5's, $S00oa1l0Ts, 5000
d1107s, S,O0Od110A.
@ll05s, S2O00a1lO%, $5oOal10Ss.
Columbia Railroad SIS, $1,0oo910OSs.
Washington Railway and Electric As,
S5o0nS7.
Washington Railway and Electric,
preferred, 1M95, 25G95.
Eastern Light and Fuel. 10G12S',.
Mcrgenthaler. 2q2lsb. $1,000,
I.anstun. 2G9i. 6g04 20d939s. 20n93hs.
2cIs3h. 2Ou93la. l2I33R, 1de4, 29aSh
2EL54. 3dih.
Citizens Savings Bank, 5dl9.
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Falls While At Work.

While working on a house at Thir-
teenth street and Columbia road this
morning, william Parsons, a carpenter.
twenty-five years old, living at Mt
Rainier, Md, fell and cut his face and
hands severely. He was taken to Gar
field Hospital.
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MANUFACTURER Of patented articles;
MIG. CO.. l5-2 IS Pa ave, S. Z. Line. 1881.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
TYPEWRITERS

WOULD you show our wholly visible type
writer to your friends and let them see
wherein II excels any $lO0 typewriter made IL
you could without costing you one cent have
the typewriter to keep forever as your own?
Then write for full particulars EMERSON
TYPEWRITER CO., Box s. Woodstock. III.
l.
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PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING. 81. SO; POLISHING. n.M
, All pIRyeT-pisno and organ work guaranteed,
Main 2ec. or drop postal 70 HERMAS'5
PLATER-PIANO SHOP. li2O Pa avs. a v.
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RECEIVERS NoTICE

am now prepared 10 accept bids on
the follow ing described property owned
hv the International Bank ~ Commerce.
Tucumcari. y. NJ:
VIZ SELL. Ets SWii. Section 81.
and thc NwT Mel, Section 90, and
the NEn SEti section II. Twp ~. y
RING 90 T.. y. VI. p. NJ, Mora Co. NM.
SEltSWT. WisSEtt. SEi,SEi, See.
ion @, Twp s y Rug - F.. y. NJ =.
W., QUAY county. Y. VI.
Lots g 4 T. Of f.amar's sub.di>
~ lot, !. =. .. n 4, Of Bin ~. Original
Towusitc Of rucumcuri. y. NJ. also
lot, y. f. Il r. Chenault = sub.div. Ut
lots :. .. 10. II \ -. BIN Is. Original
TownNite 1T Tucumcari. y. NJ. also
lots n. g, u. 4 f. Of Iamar's Nub.div.
cf lots 9, 10. II. and -. of BIN 81. IT
original Towusitc of Tucumcari. y. VI.
Lot :. BIZ Is, or Of Tucumcari. y. VI.
SET section -. Twp. II. y. Rug 10.
T., y NJ. =. w., containing l60 acr"s.
QUAY county, Y. NJ.
MI 1T Blk Is in willard Beiknap
md Md n ~ Nara Visa. y. ". One
story frame building on property.
The SCI aud the SWi, Section @.
Twr s y ring 10 F.. V. NJ. p. NJ. con.
tanning $50 acres.
All Of lots : and : BIN Is. If the Ne.
tee Add n 10 Tucumcari. y. VI.
u. y. JONES. Receiver.
international Bank Of Commerce
Tucumcari. y. VI.
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NOTICE OF MoRTGAaEE's SALE

Notire IL hereby given that |, T.. g..
Walker. agent Ior the First National
Bank Of rurumcsri. New Mexico. uuder
the powers Of q certain NOR gage made
and executed by Chas. !. Cochran 10 the
First National Bank Of Tucumcari. New
corded in book :. az page lao, ~ the
records of Chattel Mortgages of QUAY
County. New Mexico. given In sccur" Il
note Of even date Herewith for the priu
cipal sum Of s2.500.OO. with interest
thereon from date ~ 10 per cent per
annun. and with ten per cent attorneys
fes IN ease Of legal proceedings, which
mortgage was given on the property
hereinafter described for sale, will on
the 6tb day of April. \. -. 1912. at
the hour of ten o'clock ia the fore.
noon OF said day in front of tnc W. +.
phipp. Wagon Yard al the Town of
Ender, QUAY County, New Mexico. offer
for sale and sell at public auction the
following described personal property,
to.wit:
The entire stock Of cattle. includin.
the increase thereof aud additions
thereto. branded g on left shoulder. |.
on lett ribs, aud G on left hip. also {
On left shoulder and e on left hip, q
part Of which have l. on the side. being
he cattle heretofore owned by Chns
T.. Cochran.
That said sale will he made in accord.
Jug 10 the provision. Of said mortgage,
and that will apply the proceeds there
Of 10 the payment Of the indcbtedue,.
above referred 70, after paying costs OF
sale.
That 7 have been duly appointed by
the First National Bank of Turumcuri
New Mexico, its agent 10 take posses
lion VI and ~ r"'1 property.
That said indebtedness has been de-
Jared due and unpaid. under the term.
If said mortgage.
T. q. WALKER.
Agent for said mort gage
Harry II. McElroy, attorney for mort
gagee, rucumcari. y. VI.
First publication Feb. l6, 1912, ~
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District Court, Eighth judicial Dis.
i%rict, State o. New Mexico, County Of
Quay. n. u. Jones, Receiver of the
IuternatiOnal Bank Of Commerce Of Tu
cumcari. New Mexico Va. Y. y. Thomp.
son, defendant. No. 1901. The above
named defendant il hereby notified that
suit has been filed against you in said
court and cause by plaintiff above named
70 recover Judgment against YOU for
al .66. with interest from September
sth. 1911, at 10 per cent per annum. and
ton per cent of the amount thereof, az.
torncy's fee. On account of your prom
issory note dated June -. 1911, given
to international Bank of Commerce of
Tucumcsri. New Mexico, and that the
following property aud real estate has
been attached under writ of attachment
IN said cause, to.wit; =. w. -, See -
Twp 10 y. r. 30 H., lots !, and 2 and r.
y Nwh See. n Twp ION, r., 81, y. &
:. ~ SEA aud NEh of SEA See. .
Twp Q ~. Range 30 H., y. NJ. +. VI.
Quay county. New Mexico; and Won ~,
further notified that unles. YOU enter
or cause 20 he entered your appearance
ia said cause on or before llth day OF
May. 1919. Judgment by default viii h,
entered against YOU aud said property
ordered sold to satisfy the same.
Harry II. McElroy of Tucumcari. New
Mexico, i plaintiff : attorney.
u. i. Finegan.
,Seal) Clerk Of said Court
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department Of the Interior. 4. =. Laud
Ohicc- AZ Tucumcari, New Mex.
March ., 1912.
Notice is hereby given that James
T. Neuablc, Of Tucumcari, y. Mex, who
ON January l.. 1907, made Homestead
Entry No. liOol, for Mel, Section 10.
Township II ", Range ~ h.. y. NJ. Z.
Meridian, has dlcd notice ~ intention
Ia make Final Five Year Proof. ~ -.
tahlish claim To the land above de
~cribcd, before Register aud Receiver.
L. ~. Laud Office. at Tucumcari. Nm.
IN the 23rd day 1T April, Inl2.
Claimant names ~ witnesses. VI. 4.
Rice, Of Castlchcrry. y. Mex. George
Newman. Fred Surguy. Vernon Newman
all Of Tucumcnri. Y. Mex.
u. \. Prentice. Register. =.
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