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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

IL the District '"nrt OF The Eighth ia.
iieiaI District OF tine state Of New Mes
,"', within and for the County of Quay.
u. u. Jones, receiver Of the lntcrna
'lonal Bank Of Commerce of Tucumcarl
New Mexico, plaintiff, vs. Rcubin Doss,
ct al defendants, NO. 1883. The de-.
PENDANT Rcubin D"ss is hereby notified
hat piaintih has filed an action again'
Won IN the above styled court and cause
whereby he seeks 70 recover judgment
against You ou account of your prom
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'"''Fna'IohaI BANK 81 Commerce OF TIA.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02

Gallup Of Mciroso. ~. VI, who on April
2G'u, 1907, made II T. No. l7402, for
NWI, Sec ~ and Ajdl II f No.
0l3s77, made November 2s, 1910, for
~WIr Sec 30, all in Twp . y, Rug 81,
y. NJ. 7. Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention 60 make Final Three Year
Proof, 10 establish claim 20 the land
above described. before l.. +. Williams
+ : Commissioner, az Murdoch, y. NJ.
on the 26th day Of August, 1912.
Claimant as witnesses: T. j..
Cullup Melrose, y. ", G. W. Moore,
Mrlrose, y. VI, Jack P%euner Ard, N,
VI, Walter Howard, Ard, y. VI
R A. Prentice, Register
July 2G.Aug % q
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

IN the District Court
County Of Quay
savings Bank of Ta,ban, a corporation
VS.. No. 1856
W. y. ~Blankenship,
The said defendant, w. 8. Blanken.
ship is hereby notified hat a suit in
attachment has been commenced against
YOU in the District Court for tGe Coun.
~ e Quay, State Of New Mexico, by
said Savings Bank Of fabian, wherein
the above named plaintiff prays for
Judgment in the sum Of $53,4l and ~
per cent interest on the amount from
the third day Of October, 1907, and at
torneys fee and costs Of suit and
That an attachment was issued and
levied on the Nwh of Section %, Twp
& north, aud Range p east Of N. NJ.
Meridian, by the Sheriff Of Quay Coun'
ty, on the Goth day of June, 1912, that
unless you enter or cause 10 te entered
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02

Of anv band Of rohhrr, m|asoueradinQ
AZ rebel, which NAV driu that wav.
The up,ncss nr IA, American 20,
! rrnm.ut Ip the matte, or r.scp,iuy tho
insnlts mt nrop American ri,t,ans In
Mexico H. hryord the COMPREHENSION
of IN, Mexican rr,rI. Lui r,rticrIorly
Of the officer. of tbr army of r.yolt
"Wr bp,r ,~nmr.II,J yam +, fo,J us.
10 give up your bo,,,, and arms and
we have even outraged your women. "
said a rrbrl ni p,p,.op Sunday win
said TINT h. N,. can, uun,z u,pd
vet Won won, pobi Whp, mus, lac
dome Ia insult pp \m.,ir,r IA IN, min,
where he will know bn . in.uI,,d and
,,tcmpt 10 resent i,,"
Before Rrllanu and Borbimbn lin.
rebels. regardless, ,f rank. ware con.
sidcraic iu their Treatment az Amor.
cans and rolit. f,,m ia, ,.,tb an,
a, lous' in ,hcit iu,.rr,ur.. with than
but now il il. all rhppy,J N,, nnlv il
Gen. Salazar rnmponr in his d..iro Ia
provoke a conflict with the United
STATES. hut nj. iupi,r uniccrs no, hin,
one b%rttcr.' Wbrr. +, vilI all and is.
problpmaticnl
A fight apnins, the oy.~rwheImipy
odds presented a, DuhIpr .Iuor., p.,r
son OF Madeira vouId b,y, Imam mn,
only suicide tor the mon engaged but
would have subjected the women to
outrage, the children 10 .Ipuphrpr. and
the proprrfv ,n lies, ructiop.
With sll their boldp... ia fhc mat
ter ot searching for arms and horses
the rebels hayruot vet mistroa'cd a
wompn nor pp,r ,bry r,sort.d ia hrut,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02

Pearson, Chihuahua, July 29.-Ap.
pealing to all the preiudices Of race and
station, lnel SalaIar, rebel general, made
Anti'American speeches here Sunday af.
ternoon more i%ncindiarv than ANYTHING
heard from q rebel leader since the Mex
lean trouble broke out. lie declared
he would welcome intervention il it
came and that he did not care how soon
it came ofN~hat the United States had
Ia say; he would take all arms from
all Americans.
General Sala2ar mad heard OF the on.
position ~ Pearson 10 giving up arms
and horses and, with Col. Alatorrr and
Col Ponce, anne over from his headd.
quarters al Casas Grandes Sunday at.
ternoOn. He made two speeches while
IN Pearson, one Immediately upon his
arrival, upon the station platform, and
another just before his departure, from
u window Of the parlor ear on the refu.
gee train. Both speeches were remark.
able for the holdness Of their utteranccs
with regard Ia the attitude of the
speaker toward foreigners in Mexico
and toward foreign governments, the
United States in particular,
He declared in unequivocal terms that
il aid not interest him in the least that
the seizure Of the arms and horses Of
foreigners might bring about Interven.
ton. In fact, intervention would be-
welcome, he said, aud If his present AT.
titude toward foreigners brought il
shout he would not regret it, Regard,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTERS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Pauline l.ehdc. Plain'in
~, No. lOl3
K. l.. Patterson.
". &. Patterson. and
:. ". Patterson. Defendants


Notice is hereby given that on th"
29th day of June, 1872, the District
Judy" OF the Eighth Judicial Distric,
signed q Judgment and decree against
the above named defendants. aud in
favor OF the plaintin IN the sun of
100000 and ~ per cent interest on the
said amount from the LIST day of De.
tohcr, 1910, until paid, aud further sum
Of 10 per cent on the amount of inter
est and principal AZ attorneys fees,
That the said Judgment aud decree
further provides for . foreclosure and
sale of NEii of section II. township
II, north, and range 30, east of the
New Mexico principal Meridian, on
which a mortgage was given To secure
Further, that II. l.. Boon is appointed
- ma be the said sale and execute deeds
of r~onvevaures for the said land,
Therefore, now |. II, l.. Boon, special
master herein will on The 3Oth day OF
September, 1912, at - o'clock, NJ, on
the said day sell To the highest bidder
for cash, ~ the '0rth door of the court
house in the town Of ~Tucumcari, New
Mexico, he said Me-, Of section T.,
twp II north aud range 80 east Of Nm.
principal meridian. 10 satisfy the said
Judgment. and will apply the proceeds
1T the said sale 10 the same aud make
thc purchaser OF purchasers deeds of
conveyance to the land sold.
This 3Oth day Ut July, 1912,
II, l., Boon,
special Master
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02

70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Know all men that, on the 22nd day
of May, 1912, the district court of the
Nth judicial district in and for the coun.
~ Of Quay did render judgment In ia.
yor OF y. II. Ranuey against Charles
Murlcy and W., II. Rutledge, on a note
and mortgage ia the sum Of S379.30
aud L. per ccut per aEnum interest from
'hr 18th day Of January, 1912, until
paid, and the slum Of $4,000 as at.
'urueys fees, and all the costs herein,
said judgment ordered the foreclosure
Jt a mortgage given 10 secure the pay.
mrnt OF the said debt, on the NEk Of
Section %, Twp. 10 north, and Range
30 east Of the New Mexico principal
meridian, and appointing Ii. l.. Boon,
u. special master, 10 sell the said lands.
Therefore, J. II. l.. Boon, as such
-pccial master, will sell TO the highest
bidder for cash, in hand, the said NEA
If Section 2s, Twp. 10 north and Range
81 east Of the New Mexico Ne.
riiiau, on the 23rd day Of August,
1912, "a, the north door Of the Court
House IN the Town Of Tucumcari, New
Mexico, to pay the said judgment and
costs and costs Of sale.
II. l.. BOON,
lit Special Master
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02
SALAzAR MAKES ANTI.
AMERICAN SPEECHES
Rebel General Says Intervention Wei,
come. Declares that Americans
Live In Luxury
MAKE RABID DECLARATIONS
Says Mexico Is for Mexicans and the
Sooner Americans Get Out, the
Better for All Concerned

The Americans AZ" being disarmcd in
the rebel lone 1T Mexico, the rebel
leaders have notified them of the with.
dtawal of all guarantees OF protection
aud open declaration mas been made
By lnez Salazar, rebel general. nomi.
nally second in command of the rebel
army 10 Pascual Orolco. but really
recognized now az rebel leader, that
he would welcome American intcrvan.
tion; that he does not care now soon it
comes; that Americans have no business
in Mexico and that the sooner they get
out the better.
The Mormon colonistS of Colonia
Bublan and Co.onia .Juarrl have been
STRIPPED of their ammunition and the
women aud children have all been mas.
lilly sent To III Paso on special trains.
At MADEIRA, Pearson. Dolores. and Cor.
ralitOs III" same demands have been
made upon Americans 10 surrender their
arms and ammunition aud in each in.
stance the Americans have been inform.
ed that all guarantees of protection are
withdrawn.
The condition il considered the most
critical from an American standpoint
that il has been since the trouble first
broke out in Mexico with Madero as
its leader, nearly TWO years ago,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02
rucumcari News O65s
NOTICE Fur PUBLICATION
O65s5
July &c Aug 90 q

Department of the Interior, U. s.. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico
July Is, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
X Hunt, of Quay, n. NJ, who on Janu-
AIRY 10th, 1907, made II + No l42O4, for
SWh Sec 80, Twp Q N, ring 80, E, N N
+ Meridian, has filed notice Of inten.
tion TO make Final Five Year Proof,
TO establish claim TO the land above de-.
scribed, before Register and Receiver,
U 5 Land Office, az Tucumcari, N. NJ,
on the nth day Of September, 1912 -
Claimant names a- witnesses: T. j.
Jennings 8. A Moody, II. L. Honeyoutt,
and i L. Kuykendoll, all Of Quay, NM.
r. A. Prentice, Register
july 10, Aug 10 u
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02

your appearance 10 said suit on OF DO.
fore the 18th day Of september, a. b.
1912, degree PRO CONFESSO therein
N.. Boz rond,red against you.
y, j. Fiucgan, Clerk
tsca)
N.IIrcdln & saxon, Tucumcari, y. N
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
80 a.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

s. Ii. RANNEY, Plaintiff
~. No. 1923
CHARLES MURLEY and
W. H. RUTLEDGE, Defendants
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02

70 Whom il MAY Conceru;-
Notice is hereby given that the judge
of the Eighth Judicial District of the
state of New Mexico, rendered iudg.
ment against L. =. Smith and Martha
Smith of New Mexico, in the sum of
100000 with interest AT the rate Of
10 per cent per annum on the said sum
as interest from the 18th day Of April
1910, until paid,
Further, that there were certain lands
%mOrtgaged to secure the payment Of
the said debt, and said decree orders
and directs that said lands described
US NJ Of the NEh of section 3, and
the VIZ Of the NWA Of section o; the
Els of the NEA of section O., and the
WE Of the NEh of section 10 all in
Twp II, north, and range 81, east, be
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-02
EDDYTORIAL,

Well, here we stand onct agin
on the thresh-hold of another year
as we might say. Here we stand
at the entranct to the year of 1912
which is about to bust III on us
with all its wonderful opportunit-
ties & possibilities. Here. we be
right at the beginning of a mother
glorious per annum of the goth cen
fury A. D.
Stretching ahead in front of us
is II months or 80 wks. or So
days or one yr. & what be we q
going to do with all this time which
stares us in the face we ask? Are
we agoing to make new resolush-
ions to live better & nobuller life
and do somethir1 to make up for
lost time? Are we agoing to take
time by the forelock and live &C
cording to the dicktates of our own
Conscience or are we agoing to
slump along in the same old mean
way as we have did heretofore do
ling dirt to one another whenever
we git the chanst and taking ad-
vantage of Our nabers in every
Itransackshion we have with EN- jest
like they would take advantage of
US if they got the chanst?
Are we a going to pursue the Al
mighty Doller as fast as we can
pursue. same regardless of homer
or integrity and endeavor to put
salt on the tail feathers of the Eagle
or are we a going to pay more at
tenshion than heretofore to doing
good in the world and try to argy
ourselfs into the belief that it is
better to have clear Conscience
than it is to have riches? There IS
some folks in Bingville who will
have a turrible hard time of it try
ling to convince theirselfs that a
clear Conscience is rather to be pre-
ferred than great riches. Most
Bingville folks we know don't keer
a dad-bing how smeared TIP their
conshiences is perviding they kin
have a few dollers in their pockets
Most of our most respeckted citi-
zens would be willin to smooth ur
their conshiences with evil doing
until they couldn't get the stains
tout even with gasolene SO long as
lby SO doing they could make a few
cents and we could nentchion their
names too if we had a mind to anc
we calkilate we will mentchion theil
names if they don't pay up thei1
subscripshions to the Bugle- Thi'
amt a threat-it's a promise. There
be some men in this town woulc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-02
Personal BFaVities

Did you receive a sample copy of the
Bugle last wk.? If so, read it care
fully, then subscribe for same, paying
in advance. LATER-No, we mean
wk. before last--we didn't send out emmy
sample copies last wk,, being as there
wasn't none left over.
Samantha Deevers is still on the sick
list. We git turrible sick of saying ev-
cry wk. that Samantha is on the sick
iist-if Samantha don't soon git better,
we'll De on the sick list ourself saying
it over 50 often.
Sam Skinner fell often his PLACER
roof while scraping the snow often
same tother day Sam didn't hurt his
self emmy, but he got shuk and was
purity mad, so that he swore consider
able and refused to finish scrapin the
rest of the snow often the roof jest
for spite-Sarn says the snow kin break
down the piazzer roof if it wants to
before he'll sweep it off.
Hen Smiley has been putting off cut
ting his ice and now there's nearly a
foot of snow on the ice, and Hen will
have turrible hard job to cut emmy
ice. However, Hen never cuts very
much ice anyhow, so it don't make much
difference to him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-02
SWOrcd OF!
4 Big Wave Of New Years Reform
ResOIOoshiOns Has SWep Over
BiRgViIIe--- Most Everyhuddy Has
SWOre OF on SOmethink or
Other, PartiCkIers as Per Fol.
!erS

AS we so to press turrible wave of
reform has swep over Bingville & I'M
less Bingville folks goes back on their
sollum oaths this town during the year
of 1912 is agoing to be a model for all
other surrounding towns to pattern af-
ter. As the new year is about to be
urshered in Bingville has shook off her
letters of inikwitty as you might say
and for the next II months she is ago
ing to show the rest Of this county what
a pure & spotless town she can be
Never before in the history of Bing-
vile has there been so much swearing
| This is probably becuz of the nature of
the services held in the Bingville
Church last Sunday evg, Rev Moore,
our beloved pastor, last Sunday evg an
nounced as his text, "The Past & the
Fuchure" There was a big audience
present and it was the unanimous opin-
ion that Rev, Moore never preached a
more powerfuller nor more elokwenter
sermon than he done last Sunday evg.
The parson showed them present how
wicked and low down and pusilanimous
and mean they had all been during the
| past year, and then he called on them to
mend their avs and make new resoo-
lushions to live better lives during the
| of the sermon Rev. Moore stated that
opportunity would be give for them
present as desired to live a better life
to stand up and say what if any new
resolooshions they would make. He
urged all present not to let SIGH a. gold
en- opportunity to become better gil
past them, then he set down and waited
There was awful still silence per-
vaded the church for a few minnits
which was only broke by few of the
stanch pliers of the church fdgettin
twistin around in their seats, being as
they felt they ort to git up but didn't
| like to make the first break
Finally Deacon Andrews riz up and
choked on a lump which seemed to be
in his throte and said that he was ago
ing to reform with respeck to swappir
| horses. The Deacon admitted that mere
tofore he had skun everybuddy he got
a chanst to in horse dicker (Which is
true, being as the Deacon never die
have no principle when it comes tc
horse dickerlng) but hereafter he was {
going to be honorable & swap fair Sew.
era1 folks whispered that the Deacon
said this merely so as Bingville >ittizen,
would have more confidence in him i
perdickted when he got the chanst after
Jan. he would skin them worsen ever
Hen Weathersby, prop of our genera
store, got up & said that Our beloved
pastor had made him see the errer Of
his ways and after Jan. IS he had reso
1uted to take the false weights outen hi
store scales ind to use yd stick which
was SO inches long instid of 80. Her
said he would begin Jan. with thi'
new resolooshion but he couldn't al
ford to until after Jan. IS, being a
Xmas marked down trade was so brisl
and to take the weights outen his scale;
and 1engthen out the yd stick nov
would be turrible financial loss tt
him Then Hen sat down.
" Eph Higgins, our accommodating z
NJ, then riz and said that he had beer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-02

tech drop of it. From this minnit on
line going to be teetotallur." Then
Bill sat down.
There was loud rejoicing among them
present when Bill swore off. Rev.
Moore came down outen the pulpit and
patted Bill on the back and shuk hands
with him. So did many other members
of the church all except Bills wife who
said she'd ltnowed Bill as her husbing
so long that she didn't have emmy faith
in his new resolooshion. When Hank
Dewberry shuk hands with Bill and
congratulated Bill on being man enuff
to let the Demon Rum alone Hank
whispered in Bills ear loud enuff or
several to hear, as folders: Being as
you amt got no further use fer tibet
hard cider jest tell me where its hid,
Bill-Ive got q awful attack of SUM
mick. ache at the present minnit." But
Bill didn't tell Hank where it was.
Several others present also swore of
one thing or another and then the meet
ing was disrist & all went home peni-
tent 6 happy.
LATER-Jest as we go to press Bill
Hepburn has Jest arrove home from the
Co. seat where he went OH bizness and
we regret to say that when Bill struck
Bingville he was fullern a goat g. denied
that he ever sworc off not TO drink an
other drop Of Ticker and dared emmy
buddy in Bingville to say he had swore
off Bill asked several of our most re-
specified citizens If he had swore off
drinking and they all said no he hadn't
1t is the general opinion that Bill was
fuller on this occashion than he ever
was before
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-02

sell their birthrightss for not merely
a mess of pottage but even a 500
venir spoonful of pottage, by gra-
chious!
AS we as editor & prop of the
Bugle stand gazing into the fuchure
'of 1912 we don't seem to see much
to hope for. The past year jest
closed has been a awful struggle
for us and we don't know whether
we kin weather the financial
storms of 1912 or not. We have
sweat blood as you might say to git
out the Bugle onct week during
| the past year and there has been
times when we thort to goodness il
wouldn't come out until the week
after. Old Dad Henderson who
has been faithful subscriber to
the Bugle sinst 1874 and amt only
paid for the first year he took il
stopped us on the street tother day
and said he couldn't git along with
out the Bugle being as he read il
faithful every wk. and couldn't
skeercely wait until it come out
Dad asked us if it would be askin
too much to publish the Bugle twict
per week instead of only onct and
we had to stuff our hands into our
pants pockets and walk away tc
> from hitting Dad smash in
lace old and INDECENT though he
.... If Dad knowed what turri-
! Bile chore it is to git out the Bugle
even onct a week he'd be ashamed
! to nentchion twict per week and
/ whoever makes SIGH a sujjestchior
to us agin does SO at his own risk
of life and limb.
In conclooshion suppose if yor
make emmy new resolooshions thi;
year you resolute to pay somethinE
on what you owe us on back sub
scripshions and thus cheer up oul
faint heart & tagging SPIRIT. En-.
nythink in the way of money thank.
fully received. And if YOU sub
scribe for the Bugle resolute to pay
strickly in advance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-02
Local SQUibS

Hen Weathersby, prop of our general
store, desires US to notify the loafers
who set around his stove that if they
don't discontinue the pracktise of slip
ping a stick of wood into the stove
when his back is turned they'll haft to
find somewheres else to. loaf. Hen says
that the wood burns up fast enuff as
it is
Miss Sally 5 Hos1Iins, our beautiful
poet writer. has been suffering some
think awful for several days with
pneuralgia in her face, and as a result
she has not chanst to finish the beat
tiful pome she has begin on Winter, y
which we hoped to publish in the Bugle
this wk. Who can write pottery with
pneuralgia in their face we ask? Poor
Sal1y's face is SO sweld up that she
looks almost ridicklus.
Ras Slocomb, like blamed fool, went
& shaved hisself last Sunday and now
his face is all chapped on him some
thing turrible. Ras says he don't know
when his face has panied him so much.
Trouble with Ras is he wants to look
too nice-he thinks he is hansomer
without whiskers than he is with.
Serves him right to get his face chapped
for trying to be dad-blamed dood
These is all the Local items we can
think of at the present setting. We
trust we will be able to think of more
by next wk. or the wk. after. Some
wl1s. local items is plenty & other wks
THERE skeercer than hens teeth. Why
is this?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-02
Country Correspondence
SORROW HOLLOW

Mrs. Jenina Hoff while making q
trip to Hardscrabble in Z pung with
some marketing had one of her toes
frosted-which toe we didn't learn.
James John Williams is suffering
from epidemick of boils at present.
Jim has boils all over him. He says he
cant set & he cant stand or lay down
with emmy comfort & he don't know
what the dognashion to DO with his
self. It must be awful to have boils.
Were glad we amt got none.
Widow Henderson raised some tur-
keys to sell for Xmas, but several wLs
ago fox got in and killed all but two.
The widow was awful put out.
Mel Jones butchered his pig last wk.
It dressed over 400 lbs. Purity fat pig
Mel considerin that you sllinped It O..
feed. CN0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18

imagined that II there was anything
in the gospel for mankind it was the
Good Tidihgs that the captive was
made free and that sin was forgiven
and that those who believed were
saved" before Christ died as well as
after.
So long as any denomination con-
tinues TO run down another denomina.
ton, which processes to practice the
teachings OF the same Christ, holds it
up TO ridicule and scorn, denounces it
as dangerous. just so long will men be
kept from affiiating with either. We
believe in the freedom Of conscience
and we are perfectly willing to let
every sect 60 about its work in its own
way. We also feel free to take ex.
ception to any public address, whether
from the pulpit or platform, which
misrepresents or mistates facts as we
understand them. We may have
missed the point" but we still insist
that the command was 'preach the
gospel; heal the sick"