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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-01

Before You enter the booth next
Tuesday you will be handed with the
general ballot five slips which are the
initiative and referendum measures
which You should vote for or against.
There will be nothing on the ballots
to indicate what the measures are
and the fact that there are two num-
bers in connection with each is con-
fusing. Take out Your pencil now
and make Il note on something that
you can find when you get into the
booth next Tuesday and mark Il cross
before the word "for" on those slips
Numbered 3O4. 3O2, BOG and 3Os.
Mark II cross in the square before the
word against" on the slip numbered
sol. In following these Instructions
yOu will have voted for the limiting
OF candidates campaign expenses.
the making of all party nominations
by a direct vote, for the direct selec-
tl0n of United States senators by Il
vote Of the people, and the preferen-
tial primary tor the selection OF dele.
kates to nominate Il candidate for
president ana vice president, and
against the obnoxious militia bill.
By following these instructions you
will have taken Il step towards plac-
ing more power into your own hands,
and curbing the supreme sway Of the
1DOaSeS
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-01

On the county ticket, the people
have met all the candidates, or near
y Ill, and have made up their minds
how they are going to vote. 1t is not
the desire Of this paper to change in
any mans mind the stand he has al
ready taken. The old fashioned par
ty. paper was wont to proclaim III
each issue to vote the straight party
ticket. Now it ia to vote for the best
men for county officers. If you have
already made up your mind, don't let
anyone swerve you. II you have
not made up your mind and want
some enlightenment. go tn some one
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-01

Jsdith Gap, Meagher cousty, Montana, 10.
Gated n the center Of the largest aad nest
prolific winter wheat regisa ID the world, b
81 the Great Northern and Milwaukee rail-
reads, 1923 miles west Of st. Paul. rs miles
east Of fieieaa, the state capital. and 24S
aertb~est Of Butte, the greatest mla!ps camp
- earth; lzo miles east Of Great Falls. the
Pittsbsrg Of the west; ia miles west Of BIZ
iiags,. the sugar beet city; and 1895 miles east
81 Seattle. the key tothe Orlest.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-01

Oscar Skeen has made Il thorough
canvass Of the county and believes lie
will receive a big majority for county
treasurer next Tuesday. Oscar is
competent to fill this important Of
flee. and will give good account Of
his stewardship when his term ex-
pires two years hence. Give him i
boost.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-01

Frank W. Edwards, whose terms of
office as mayor Of Helena have proven
that lie is eminently qualified to ill
the important office Of governor, is
going to run like wildtire next Tues
day. lie Is against the Amalgamated
controlling the politics Of Montana.
and is not hog-tied and copper-wired.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-01

whom you know to he ~ progressive
i'll either party and in whom you have
confidence, and get his advice. The
fight nationally, state and county :"
the people against the bosses. 1t Is
question which party can best car
~ out your ideas of reform. Only
that and nothing more.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-01

Sample ballots have been received
1T the Journal Office. If you want TO
see how to mark one. dr. p into the Of
tice and look it over. kverybo ~ can
vote for two congressman this year,
and Charley Pray should be one Ut
them.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-01

&. a. Linn TO: county attorney is
sure of an election. lie isl young
man Of brilliant legal attainments
and Will I'LL the office to the entire
satisfaction OF all taxpayers.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Presidential Electors
T.. A. CUMMINGS. rsn Beaten.
6. e. PRESCOTT. Bssl1es.
A. ". MILES uvlaxsass
TIC. DAVIDSON. Aaaesada.
United States Senator
JUSTICE mENRY G SMITH. Il the
Supreme Cesrt.
Representatives in Congress
CHARLES n. PRAY, Fest 1estss.
y. r. NEVER. Red Ledge.
Associate Justice of Supreme Court
JUDGE Lew l. CALLAWAY,
virgials City.
WILLIAM ENRlGnr. sillisss.
HARRY /. WILSON. Biillsss.
Lieutenant Governor
]. 6. KINNEY. wibss1.
Railroad Commissioner
LEO n. FAUST. llbey.
CHARLES MCCOY. Bstte.
Attorney General
w. PAUL. pees Ledge.
Secretary OF State
FRANK uAzElDAHGR. oiilss.
Superintendent Of Public destruction !:
LEWIS IeRNnllt0ea. llvissstse.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

For District Judge
r.. X. CHEAD1.E
state Senator.
A. &. G.RANDE
Representative.
l.. u. GLENN
Treasurer.
OSCAR SKEEN.
County Commissioner.
FRANK r. EDWARDS.
County Attorney.
{. LINN.
CLERK and Recorder.
N. +. HUNT.
Clerk Of District Court.
i. II. MAYN.
Assessor.
A. u. NICHOLS.
Sheriff.
ROBERT MENZIES.
S,,pt. OF Schools,
MISS MARY DAVIS
Public Administrator.
...... .........
Coroner,
J. ID. SHOREY.
Surveyor.
JOHN l.. CHURCH.
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PROGRESSIVE STATE TICKET.

Presidential Electors
CONRAD k0nRS. Deer Ls1ge.
JAMES I. STANFORD. Great Falla.
col. SAN GORDON, Mites City.
Aw MeRRlflELD. Ssaess
United States Senator
JOSEPH n. Dixon. Mlssssla.
Representatives in Congress-
THOMAS n. EVERETT. usstea.
GEORGE A. nORkAN, fsssyth.
FRANK l. EDWARDS. neleea.
Lieutenant Governor
y. D. SvMAeS. tewlstsws.
Associate Justice OF Supreme Court
GEORGE ". fARR. Miles City.
Secretary Of State
GEORGE AeTeAlF. pallllesssss.
=. J. THOMPSON. Dlillsss
Attorne. General
6. n. SAWYER. Assessls.
Auditor
e. n. ceUnalke. Bste.
eriuseudeut Of Public instruction
sUer ADAMS f0WaR. 0liiss.
.ilc,ll .oa Missisuer-
Z. !. mooRe. 6isusw.
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10 Tit VOTERS OF FERGUS
AND MEAfnER COUNTIES
Comprising the Tenth Judicial District State of Montana

Comprising the District State Of Montana)
-.., Lewlstews Msstasa October sth, 1872
lnpsraat office is ~ yosr cems
that isdye system seveaes
the eosr' saa the Judiciary are Or shos & the saraa'ee Of al orr sa
persoaal property where Judges
much criticism directed Ut The cours and the
judiciary undoubtedly we'll founded but largely, II
wholly part wisely pei
for the recall judges the h the
m The judicial offices the wesd dsc'
judgment they their business affairs.
Judge requires ssuethisI pspaIar
lawyer good practice addition, Of earnnx
experscs affairs judicial temperament
prejs
uabisd sides coming
before him. and ns cut justice the light Of The law ard Of oil the
facts presented "f
iudgeshlp mpostas
mach mat district Judge The State bis greater
variety important litigation csng important
during Hoes Judge
eonls before 6 h district
number rs~iax npertasce; years leatios
this court likely tss,le o. treble v.sae importance
Of sah. highly important
a,ayers see to nat Tie best MAJ available selected dre s. the A.
csnsg every
czea that this h for that candidate
asaled The 4ssst'ea ea
before the district The s.a
. ln this Important psshIoa.
prese.t Judge chealI
Roy Ayers, praeitlsser It the Lswhtows bar.
correctly requisites
Judge possesses every
vide earsag ard general culture addition bis legal earssg
tans wide affairs u lie
and business with the additional advantage which experience the office
occupied judicial pssts s.rasy
Ill for
should make enemies that there sboud sa
decisions their particular
the assertion
district similar Ies1th Of
lgaats coming
strongly wisdom justice
than Cheade h
twelve years experience THU, district Sometimes Judge
Jsdye Cheade
ION, ne ,round Of .u, prejudice Or e.rt Ne NAV have mde
through Partially prejudice Hs decisions always
Of beg snder the influence Of daa orpoia
Judge polat
frequently
preside
and the fact Judge chead has
frequently called this
bar other districts
the Of Judge
neglected practically
easher
cheadle few Ia which he has disqualified
For Ayers position only
praise the he
being young
for his
envb practice and has twice filled the office
Fergus county,
his clnse Admitting
would
learning
particularly that experience which fits for taking
me hu.nes, Of the office district Judge and carving It on
remains nonvolng
taxpayers influence which Of these
.ed M the office These vote. should cast and . nue.
with fitness ability and experience The friends
Chd ask for his election other
question
majority Of the Of the district
the Interests Of the district require.
foregoing submitted district
Ck who believe that his reelection will be
the affairs 0 he
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-01

Two months ago, in speech at rlissouIa, Senator
Joseph n. Dixon. Progressive candidate for re-elec-
ton, publicly denounced the TAX DODGERS; just
publicly Geo. Horl<an and Thos N. Everett Pro-
gressive Nominees for Congress- and Frank J. Ed
wards, Progressive Candidate for Governor HAVE
CONTINUED TO DENOUNCE THE FRAUD.
Stewart and Wilson, respectively democratic and
republican candidates for Governor have kept closed
mouths. Frank Edwards, Progressive nominee for
Governor, has openly denounced the steal, and has
pledged himself if elected, to put stop to t--THlS
WOULD REDUCE TAXES ONE-HALF in r1ontana.
For Which Candidates Should Tax
Paying Citizens Vote Next Tuesday?
---Progressive State Central Committee.
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For two months the Progressives have pub
rc1y charged the Atnalgamated and rail-
roads with having lodged the payment of
taxes justly due in Montana TO THE
Ar1OUNT OF S., 1000 600 EACH YEAR.
The Democratic candidates. Walsh for United
States Senators Stout ant Evans for Congress; Stew
art for Governor; and others have made scores of
speeches over the State, but have refused to saw
word about this gigantic fraud upon the taxpayers
The Republican candidates, Smith for United
States Senator, and Others have likewise spoken at
scores Of places in the state NOT ONE OF THESE
MEN HAS HAD THE COURAGE TO SAY WORD
DENOUNCIN0 the STEAL
Now For The Contrast
The evening world., 1912-01-18
MAIDEN LANE JEWELlER.
LONG A REClUSE. is DEAD.
Peer Hartman Never Allowed Par
lor to BE Opened After
Wife Died.

Peter Hartman. a manufacturing sew
eller. at No. % Maiden lane. and prob
ably the Oldest manufacturing jeweller
IN that dlstFlt,. was found dead to-day
from accidental gas poisoning In the
bedroom of his home at No. 1874 John
son street, Brooklyn.
For seventeen wears Hartman lived
the lie OF a r~ecluse. When his wife
dtu he locked the parlor door and has
nsver permitted Il to be opened. In a
closet In his bedroom were found his
dead wifc's clothes. lie had few friends
and was known In the section as Tie
Hermit OF Johnson street"
Hartman had been a Maiden lane low.
cler FOR more than fifty years and has
never changed the location " his shop.
lie was noted FOR his silver nligree
work. OF late years he had gone ll,tle
to his office. but had left the business
IN tho hands of n foreman. The fore
man closed the shop to-day when he
learned OF his. employers death. In
Keeping with the rcticencc that marked
an the Old mans affairs. people in tho
building say they do not rememb.r
ever nearing the name of the foreman.
Ntighbors told the police that Hart
man had not been seen at his house for
several days. This front door was
forced and the body was found I'm n gas.
llIled room wlere a gas tube had ROT.
'ed mo ho.es from long usage. A
physician laid he had been dead several
uaFs' Hartman had lived forty years
IN the sam" house. lie was born I'm Cor
many seNenty-eight years ago. He is
SAID TO have a nephew In Arizona
The evening world., 1912-01-18

or alternative fines OF 500. Cor allowing
children TO attend nrformnn"cs unac-
comrdniCd by parents or guardians. Jp-
seph VIVA Of No. lis First avenue and
Al:re1 {. Samuel GODDARD OF No. 81
Rutgers street. against whom complaint
was made by officers OF the Gerry So
81. ~. pleaded guilty.
Il on.y regret the proprictors 81 these
moving picture shows that are Violat-
ing th" law ~ allowing children under
sixteen Years of age to visit them ar,
not arrested said Justice S%tclnert, In
giving sentences. "THey are the m.4n
who should Ice prosecuted. IL is either
the doorkce pors or operators OF TIL,
shows that a:c arrested and the pro-
p%rictors OF these places who countc-
nance such Violations are allowed to es-
On ne punishment
The evening world., 1912-01-18

Special PIrShase Brooches. FrlIl and
sash Pins collar and cuff pins
" 60. TO 100 values st..,.,...,... .21
German silver Mesh Bags inch s.
tranes-many rich dcsisns-special ! 90
SIN LambrcguiDs-fioral or Pcrslau-
hordercf heavy hand knot fringe
regular {.S "a
scarfs and Centrepieces-ail over q
Renaissance or with linen broken lota
but excellent assortment OF beautiful . A
patterns-werc fl.s9 10 ti.ss. to clear 90
Wide Ribbons-satins. Taffetas,
Dresdens aud Moires-reg. q cts. IA
Clearance OF Ribbon Remnants
all widths all styles - plain, .
Dresdens and f~ancy-all fresh
ard new-but In remnant lengths
only OF to : yds.-THERE-
FORE GREATLY REDUCED.
Sailor c~ollars-Plauen and Princess
laces-also Emb'd Quaker and Dutch =
collars values TO 20 cts,.n...... IL
Clearance OF Envelope Bags
outside potket-cord handle 80
were 10
Tapestry. Velvet and silk Bags
Instead OF Recommendations. 80
Velvet. SIX and Tapestry Bags u
were $50 and t.9s ......,......... "a
Peal Seal Carriage Bass-were 800. Les
Clearance OF silk Chiffon Scarf Wells
we're go
Vclls--full size-stree; and
evening shades-Here 81. @..,....,.... %
we7o .ss,..,........ 80
Meas and Women's Pure
Linen ia Il Is-Reg y........
Mems Cotton Hose
black and fancy-Iieg. ~. .,...... 1871
Clacl Union Ta'fe,a Cmbr,lids-9s and
~ inch-'aney and mission handles
Reg.
Box Stat.onery-2& sheets
- ea~yelopes-Value .lO.""".."".... Il
Box OF 80 business Envelopes
'A'ue . eS'''''''"'''''"''''''.. 'Sq
Mems Night ~shiru-strons musli@
Il 70 " asck-& inches tsS-seG-s0|oo
The evening world., 1912-01-18
PICTURE MEN ARE FINED.

justice Steinert. presiding in Special
sessions to-day, sentenced the door
d OF two moving picture establish.
ihents to thirty days In the city prison
The evening world., 1912-01-18

t"S'Ne sbV oiGt1 0GLOIy
hemmin9. =
ALSO UrIcAs AND MoHAwKs 4
at Sale Prices.
JANUARY SALE VALUES
-, e
-
LINENS. TOWELS. TowELLINGs. a
.
59-inch Merccrixed Damasks- Al
heavy ~auaiity-worth .S9....."....... 81
Pure Irish Linen Damasks-7o-iuch- l.
bleached and unbleachcd- q
splendid patterns-worth 81 Co.. 7ois
Satin Double Damasks-aiso heavy
mbossed--pearl bleach-72 inch
worth %
Pure White Scotch Linen Napkins y
~ inch -gooi quality Il
worm N's. doken,.,..,.,......". I'D
All Linen iiemstitched CIoths-iarge
enough TO scat six N2j...... .0S
All Linen II. s, Cloths pure white ,
size 10 seat len-rey. E.s3.....",... 3s4O
pleachsd IIuck Towels-Ex,r, lirge-
linen finish-hemmed- silsxit-
RS 10
Turkish bath Towels-.,xtG-ciose. "a
spongy weave henmeI reg. g.. 81
Hack Tow els heavy tuion linen ~
lsNi~j-hcm'd-reg. lj...... II
i9-!nch All Li1en Towelllrgs-
extra hcavy-worth 2,-ilic ........ II
i1-inch Check Glass-a's, heavy q
roller twill-NlluO l6.............. n
JANUARY SPECIALS y
JANuARY CLEARANCEs
AND
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN =
NkIOI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the interior T.. =. Land
Office at Tucumcari. New Mexico
September ~, 1912.
\uiicc b., hereby given that Daniel
q. Clements. "f \or'on. y. NJ. who. uu
June I, 1905, made II. T.. w. 2jDjn. for
orig. Nia SWl,. SEii NWit and NWl,
SCI sec. ~ an Md II. T.. 40. Oll23i
made May :. 1909, for 81, NEH and
NJ SEA, See. H., all in Twp. v.
Range 10 f., y. VI. T.. Meridian, ,.a,
dl"d notice of Intention 10 make Final
Ihr"c Year Pto"f, "a establish claim To-
he land above described. before Reg
lister aud Receiver. I. :. Land Onicc. ~
I~urumcari, y. NJ, ou the SIN day Of
November. 1912.
Claimant taWrs ~ witnesses:
u. Roy W"lrh. Charles Wrlch. i. II.
Bedford and i. l.. Bowcrmau. all Of
Norton, y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Ol tne Interior y. >. Lam
Office at lUcumcatI, New Mexico
August II, 1912
Notice Is hereby given .hat Walter
IT, Gore oi Lloyd, y. NJ. who On No.
.ub,r =, 1900, made IL l. 40 1879,
ioI VIZ SW a Sec al, aud VIZ ~ =
section ~, Township 81, Range JlE, y
VI / Meridian, mas died notice Il 20.
,u,,ua 10 make Final Five Year l'ruoi
., STAB an claim ~ tho AM above ur.
-.l.DcI, before Register aud Eery,,cr
- Land ONCE al IGcumgari, y. VI.
DO Ga. 10Th day o. sept. 1872
Claimant names AS witnesses.
Joe House, ". 4. uoIe, j.. l.. nelson,
nI John WOODWARD, 81 vi / oyu, y. NJ
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Depart mrnt oil the l]utcri"t T.. =. Land
Office ~ Tuyumcari, New Mexico
September 10, l9l2.
Notice i hereby given that Lila Borcn
If L"vd, y. NJ, who, ON May SIN, 1907,
made II. f.. 80, 1909, for SWlt See.
Il, Twp, " y, Range 81 T., \. NJ. =.
Meridian. has filed notice If intention
10 make Final Five Year Proof. 10 cS
'abllsi claim 10 the land above de-.
Scribrd, before Register aud Receiver,
I, :. I.aud Onicr, at Turumrari, y. W..
on the 18th day at November, 1912.
Claimant nan rs - witnesses:
Phillip Shahan, g, W, Bell, J.. F.
jackson and r. \. Ahcrcromhic, an Of
Lloyd, y. VI.
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Department OF the Interior l.. =. Ian.
Ofirr a, Turumcari New MrNiru
August q, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Julius,
+. Schmnrdcbcck, of Quay, y. NJ. who
on sept :, 1909, made II T. Sr SO Ol2@u3
for W.T. seq, SEA NEl aud NWll
SEl and NWit SOC -, Twp 81, RING
81. y VI T. Meridian has filed notice
ot intention TO make Final Three YraN
Proof, TO establish claim TO the luul
ahoyr described, before Register aui
Receiver L : Land Onirr a, Turum.a,l
y. NJ. ON he @ith day &C Sept. 1872.
claimant anne o> witnesses:
j. T., Nelson, Lloyd, y. NJ; Mrs. g..
Dixon, Quay, y. NJ: g. ". Rhoadc,.
and /" +, Trimblc Of quay. y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior T.. :. Land
Ohic" at Tucumcari. New Mexico
Scptrmhcr 10, 1917.
Notir" il hereby given that Grover
9. Andrews, of DodSuu. \. VI. who. on
April 3d, 1907. made II. t.. so. 1890.
for NJ NEi,. aud NJ NWiI Sec. =.
Twp. ) y, Rang" - T.. y. VI. T.. Me-
riliau, hn> dlri notice Of intent ON 20
NAB" huul Five Wear Proof. 10 os'ah
llNh claim 20 the land above drSrrihrd.
hrfor" Register and Receiver. {. :
I.gnd Onir". ~ T%urumcari. y. NJ. ON
'hr I2'h day "f November. 1919.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
oscar Strmplc, Il. \. Webb. Il. l..
Nol'", ard ,locl =. Cri>wrlI. an IT bod
son, y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the Interior |, :. Lana
Onice az Tucumcari, New Mexico
August -, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Anthony
r.. Dunavant, of Lloyd, y, NJ. who on
July 10, 1909, made Addl II l. No
Ul2OOl for Lots ! aud . and El2 NWA
See 81, Twp sN, RING SEE, y NJ p Me.
rlliau has filed notice Of intention TO
make Final Three Year Proof, 70 es.
'ihlish claim ia the land above de,
,cribcd, before Register and Receiver
n : Land ONCE at Tucumcari, n. NJ,
on the cath day Of Sept, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
win Hin, 4. W. Yates, j. p. Mel,
son, and @. w. Stratton, all of Lloyd.
New Mexico.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior t : lHnd
Once at Turumcari, New Mexico
September 10, 1912,
Notice il hereby given that Robert :,
Kirk, Of Ragland, y. w., who, on March
-, 1907, mad" II. r., No. 1896, for
Orig. SEA and Add ! Serial No. Ol336G
made April 20, 1912, for SWL, all in
Sec, IL, Twp. y, Range 30 T., y. NJ. i,
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
10 make final Five Year Proof, 20 cStah.
lish claim TO- the land above described,
before T.. +, Williams, T., :, Commission.
rr, at Murdock, y. NJ, on the 25th day
OF October, 1912.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Hugh VI, Warren, VI. n. Hall, n. n.
Pratcr and W. j. Gragg, all Of Ragland.
Y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Intrrio. 4. :. Land
Once at Tucumcari, New Mexico
September 10. 1917.
Notice, j. hereby given that Thomas
i. Moore. 81 Moore. \. W.. who, 90
November 30. 1905. made II. T.. 80.
oiIOd. for So SCI, Sec. H.. e. Me-,
See, -, TWP. 10 y. Range 80 T.. y. NJ.
J.. Meridian, ha- filed notice ot in'ru
lion make Final Five Wear Proof. 10
establish claim 80 the land above de-
Scrihed. hcfor" Register aud Receiver.
I. :, Land Ollrr, az Turumrari. y. W..
on the llth day Of November. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
y. A, MOorr. Moore. y. NJ. G.. +.
Odell, Moore. y. w.. r. \. Waync. IN.
cum"ari, y. W.. !. i. Brisror. Turumca.
RI, y. VI.
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NJ lIhl

Department eft the Interior T.. =. Land
Office 1T Tucumcnri. New Mexico
september 10, 1919.
Notice il hereby given that William
Bullard, of Lloyd. y. NJ. who. ON March
~, zoos, made u. T.. ". 2I2i1. Serial
No. u996I. for org. MEL SEQ. 9. aud
Addl n. T.. No. OllIil. made Nav II
lanI, for SEii See. I. Twp. :. y. Range
81 t., y. VI. =. Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention 80 make Final Three Year
Proof, q" establish claim 10 the land
ah"y" described. before Register aud
Receiver. I =. Land Onirr, at Turum
rsri, y. VI. uu the OH llv ct Novcm
Der. 1912.
Claimant names - wi'ursSrs:
j. T.. Nelson. John Wuoiard. Charlie.
Edwards and Charles hin. all Of I.u,I.
s.. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of ia" Interior I. =. Land
Otlir" at Tucumrari. New Mexico
september 10, l9i2.
Notice j. hereby given that William
T.. Miller, of Jordan. y. W., who, on
O,tul"r -. 1907. made II. h.. W. 2O7G7.
far NWi. See. II. Twp. : y. Range ~
T., y. NJ T.. Meridian. aud Md IT..
T.. No. 0llGid, made Nav -. 1909. for
SWii SWl SOC. :. Twp. : y. Range
~ f.. y. VI, T.. Meridian. and SEA
SCI Soc. -. Twp : y. Rang" - f..
Y. VI. T.. Mrri Ian, bn- filed no'irc of
ntrntiou :" MAKE IIud Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to 'hr land
above Described, hrforr /. +. Williams,
/. \. Commissioner, n' Nuri"ck. y. NJ,
gu the ISM day OF Ortuhrr, 1912.
'laimrrt names ~ wi'ur,srs'
=. \. Wells. John Hardin. ". q. Win.
bingham, aud ". g. Montgomery, an Of
Jordan. y. VI.
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rumcarl News Ol2l2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the Interior T.. ). Land
Onice AZ Iucumcari, New Mexico
August 81, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Mary !,
Nelson, formerly Mary j. Culbersou, of
y. NJ. who ON July 80, 1909, made
II f. No Ol2l2l, for NEA Sec
-, Twp SN, ring BE, y NJ Z Meri,
iian, has filed notice OF intention 10
make Final Three Year Proof, 10 rs.
claim TO the land above de
-crihcd, before Register and Receiver
T. ; Land ONCE at Tucumcari, y, NJ
the 26,h day Of Sept, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
j. +. House, william Il. Bullard, Wal.
L. Gore, and John Woodward, al
Il Lloyd, y. NJ.
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