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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-11
Notice of Attachment
Roy, N. NJ,
May, 6, 1912.

- - -
Mr.. G. L. HAGGEMEIR:
You are hereby notified that a
writ has been issued against you,
and your property attached and
unless you appear before the
Justice of the Peace at Roy, Mora
County, New Mexico, on the 31st
day of May, 1912, at 10 o'clocli
u. M, judgment will be rendered
against you, and your property
sold to pay the debt,
CLARENCE WRIGHT,
Constable.
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FOR SALE

One 5 passenger 4 cylinder 80
horse power Maxwell Automobile
on account that the owner has got
a new car. Price 100000 Address
Box 92 Tucumcari N. M.
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Mrs. D. ]. Devine of Springer
came down Sunday to attend the
funeral Of VIM. Q. Roy. Mrs. Dew
Inc is an aunt to the daughters of
the deceased.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-11
Enlarged
Homesteads
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Washington, D. c.
April 16. 1912.


Registers and Receivers, United
States Land Offices, Arizona,
Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Ne
vada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah,
Washington, and Wyoming.
Gentlemen: The following in
structions are issued for your
guidance in the administration of
the act of Congress approved
February 10, 1909, 'to provide
for an enlarged homestead" (35
Stat; 63O), and are supplemental
to, and in modification of, the in
structions contained in Circular
No. 10, Suggestions to Home.
steaders, approved April 20, 1911,
pages II to 21, inclusive.
An entryman under section
2289, Revised Statutes, who
makes an additional entry under
section 8 of the enlarged home
steed act. may continue both
residence and cultivation upon
the original entry, but final proof
may not be made for the land en-
braced in the additional entry un-
til full compliance with the re-
quirements of said act has been
effected beginning with the date
Of such additional entry. Final
proof must be made on the
original entry within the stat
utory period Of seven years.
The cultivation required in
such cases is an amount equal to
one-eighth and one-fourth of the
aree embraced in the additional
entry, commencing with the sec.
ond and third years, respective.
ly, of such additional entry. 10
such proporitionate area, or any,
part thereof, is of land embraced
in the original unprotected entry
there must be such additional
cultivation of the original entry
as would ordinarily be required
TO perfect title thereto if it stood
alone.
Prior to the designation of
land as subject to entry under
the enlarged homestead act, a
settlement right may be acquired
to not more than approximately
100 acres of unsurveyed land,
and should such settlement claim
be extended, after all the land in
volved has been designated as
subject to entry under the act, to
embrace additional land with q
view to entry under the said act,
> title may be acquired to the en-
l larged area only by continued
: residence, and cultivation as re-
A qulred by section 4, of the act,
t for the full period after the date
( of designation and extention of
4 settlement.
All former instructions not in
harmony with the foregoing are
vacated, and superseded hereby,
and you will mail a copy of this
circular to every person having
an unprotected entry under the
= enlarged homestead act in your
district You will also inclose ii
4 with each Suggestions to Home
steaders" which you may here
after send out in response to in.
quires under the homestead laws
e These instructions apply !,
Il the act of June II, 1910 (36 Stat.
: 53D, providing for an enlarged
}. homestead in the state of Idaho
Very respectfully,
FRED BENNETT,
Commissioner.
n Approved
d SAMUEL ADAMS,
4 First Assistant Sec'y.
IaN
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-11

H. W. Hobbs, the hardware
man of Ration was calling on local
trade Wednesday. He was acc
ompanied by A. r. Davis, an auto.
mobile man.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-11

The following Car loads of mdse
just received at the Goodman
Nero. Co. Lumber, Flour, Grain,
Coal, Salt, Wire and Hay. Give us
a call.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-11

P. L. Dawson representing the
Colson Mercantile Co, of Trinidad
was trasacting business in the city
Tuesday in the interest of his firm
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Elmer Evans wife and son were
in the city Monday from their
home at Abbott in attendance at
the funeral Of VIM. G. Roy.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-11

Millard Aldridge came down
from Dawson Sunday to spend
some time on his farm east of
town. Millard's many friends
we're very much pleased to see
him.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-11

Joe Albertson, the ira Yelling
salesman of Sherman Cosner Co.
of Trinidad was here Tuesday call
ing on local trade.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-11

H. P. Taylor and wife of Clayton
were visitors in the city iYednes-
day. They were travelling in a
FordTouring car.
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Away Cutshall came in from
Wymore, Neb. last Saturday to
look after farm interests in this
vicinity.
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Mr. Ross Eaton came home from
Kansas Wednesday, He reports
that a number of people are COM
ing out here to locate this fall.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-11

Chas. Wethrill and Oral Deaton
are busy dynamiting and setting
out trees for an orchard on the
Cress and Phelphrey addition.
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]. Floersheim was selected as
q delegate to the democratic con-
vention to be held at Cloyis N. NJ
May the 14th.
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F. M. Hughes, L. P. Upton and
others were up from Solano Mon
day and attended the funeral of
the late VIM. O. Roy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oress proved last
Sunday that Miss. Mclure can
cook as we'll as teach school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Clouthier
of Springer, were in the city this
week to attend the funeral of VIM
G. Roy, which was held Monday.
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Elmer Evans and L. J. Sears
came in, in Mr.. Sears automobile
early in the week.
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Mrs. L. @. Farmer, of the La
Cinta Canyon is spending a few
days at the home of her son Bud
Farmer of this city.
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Bias Sanchez Not
True to Promise


from last weeks Wagon Mound
Pantagrath.
The fight being made by Wagon
Mound for the County seat is be-
ginning to show who's who".
The people of Wagon Mound and
vicinity believe they would have a
true friend in their fight, when
they rallied to the support of Mr..
Bias Sanchez, and really elected
him to the Legislature. But from
reports received from Santa Fe, it
seems that our friend (f) is show
ing the white feather" and
Wagon Mound will have to await a
time with patience to be revenged
An Indignation meeting of the ci-
tizens of Wagon Mound was held
Saturday night, and the following
resolution was adopted unanimous
ly and the resolution sent to San
chez.
To Hon. Bias Sanchez,
Representative, Santa Fe, N. M.
Whereas, the undersigned citi-
zens of Mora County have banded
themselves together as a committe
to work for the establishment of a
county seat at this place, and for
other purposes, and
Whereas, the Hon. Bias Sanch-
ez a citizen of our town is now q
member Of the House of Represen
tatives of the 1st. New Mexico
Legislature, elected from this
County and representative of this
district, and
Whereas, the Hon. Bias San
chez pledged himself, both before
receiving the nomination of the
Republican Party for such posit-
lion and before receiving the heart.
ty support of this community, to
do all in his power in such position
to secure a county seat for Wagon
Mound and
Whereas, a Bill for the creation
of new comfy to be called Aguilar
with the seat thereof at Wagon
Mound, has been prepared by
members of this committee anC
sent to Santa Fe, and
Whereas, this committee is ad
vised by its representative il
Santa Fe that its bill has a gooC
chance to pass the House of Rep
resentatives ifinmediately intro
duced. and
Whereas, we believe we hav,
the right to ask and expect Mr.
Sanchez to introduce and worl
for this or any other. bill in th,
legislature that will, if passed
accomplish a great good for ou
County and Wagon Mound.
Now, therefore, be it resolved
that the Hon. BlasSanchez be anC
hereby is requested to either in
troduce bill for the creation @
Agullar and Cornado Countie:
now in the hands of r. LOPEZ
or to concur in the introductio
tereof by Mr.. LOPEZ, and
Be it further resolved, that it
The sense of this community AN
of this committee that said bill a
prepared should be introduced q
once,
The above resolution was signe
by "a Of Wagon Mounds citizens
, and sent to Sanchez at Santa Fl
But even this resolution, nor tn
4 knowledge of his formerpromisl
seemed to have any effect on Sar
chez. He has seemed to ignor
the question, and the bill creatin
& CORONADO COUNTY with Il
Q County seat at Roy was introduce
by Mr.. Lopez, and Mr.. Sancht
satisfied himself by introducing
bill entitled An act to create Il
IS Coronado State Industrial Scho
n an Wagon Mound.
Our Special Representative
Mr.. j. Rafael Aguilar, in whol
every one has the utmost com
'e dence, is on the ground at San
N Fe and has been there since Su
!, day last; he will report the exal
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Mr.. Vandyne started early
Wednesday to haul cane seed for
Mr.. Cress.
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Clarence Wright moved his
family back to the ranch in the
La Cinta Canyon, Taes day.
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Rev. ]. S. Russell went to Rat
ton yesterday on business.
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Pleasant View

R.W.Mitchell was a Roy visitor
Monday,
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Mr.. Hobbs of Ration was here
on his business route.
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Bud Farmer was a business
visitor in the La Cinta Canyon
this week.
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Special
Correspondence
Mills Items

Mrs. W. Day was in town
Tuesday.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. King gave a dance
to the young people of Pleasant
View last Saturday night.
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--VH HNIIHIo " VTUI1III10HU IHI Ut
er of Pleasant View arrived home
last week and will remain all
summer.
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Some Of the farmers of this
vicinity have begun planting
their crops.
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Mrs. VIM. King and Mrs. Hays
= sliI,I'Srs to Roy "Wednesday.
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Approved

Approved
SAMUEL ADAMS,
First Assistant Sec'y.
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FORMER
Resident Brought Here to Be
Buried BY the Side of
Her Parents.

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Condry.
aged 65 years. who died at her home
at Coalton Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock following a stroke of paral-
ysis which she received the evening
before, was held at the CHfford-Os-
born undertaking chapel Monday
morning at 8 o'clock. the Rev. L.
Michalski conducting the services.
Mrs, Condry was a former resident
of this city, having lived at Colum-
bia mine east of the city until fifteen
years ago. when she moved with her
family to Coalition. She was we'll
known here and the news of her
death came as a great shock to her
friends, as she had been IN GOOD
health UP to the time OF receiving
the stroke.
The deceased womah is. survived
by six children, Ave daughters and
a son. The daughters are Mrs. A.
ID almond, Boston, Mass; Mrs. John
Diamond, Huntington, N. Y; Mrs.
]. X. Stout, Coalton, w Va; Mrs.
Ella Tate, Detroit, Mich; Miss Anna
Condry, Huntington, N. Y; and
the son is John Condry Of Mabie
w. Va.
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FRANTIG N!TH ECZEMA
ITCHING AND BURNING DRIVE
ONE ALMOST Mad.

Try This Remedy d Our risk.

Children, and grown persons too.
are so often driven almost frantic
with the intolerable itching and burn
ing OF eczema and other skin trou-
bles. that a remedy which will not
only secure their Immediate comfort
but also clear away the eruption in a
short time, is nothing less than a
public benefit.
1t is remarkable that so mild and
harmless an application as our new
skin remedy Saxo Salve, can stop
the itching so quickly as it does.
And its penetrating healing power
is even more remarkable, for i'm
provement is seen after the first few
days and the final results must salts
fy the user or we refund the money.
II you have any itching, or burning
rash or humor of the skin, any scaly
or chronic old skin trouble, Saxo
Salve is what you need and you should
try this splendid remedy. Stone &
Mercer. druggists, Clarksburg, w. Va.
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WESTON

WESTON, Aug. 12.-The funeral Of
the two-year-oid son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Peterson, who died Sunday
night Of brain fever, took place Sun
day at the Peterson cemetery near
CASTOR, after funeral services were
conducted at the Stone Cole chapel.
Miss Agra Bennett will give dance
at her home on Court avenue Monday
night in honor of her guests, Misses
Marian Rich, of Philadelphia; and
Mary Stacey, OF York, Pa. A new
garage recently built of concrete
blocks, will be used for the dancing
hall.
The street carnival which showed
in the city last week packed up and
left Sunday for Parkersburg where
It will exhibit this week.
John Davis, who was recently
operated on for appendicitis at st
Mary's hospital, Clarksburg, is doing
nicely:
Miss Mable Wright. of Parkersburg,
is guest of Miss Hattie Brannon.
]. T. Ryan and family are moving
from the Doud property on Main
avenue to apartments in the Malloy
building.
Lee simons and family. who had
been here the last ten days left Mon
day for their home in st, Louis.
Warren Hornor has returned from
a trip through the western states and
will resume work again this year as
teacher in the KtsonyIlIe school.
j. c. Roane has returned from a
business trip to Parkersburg.
]. NJ, Dennison has gone to Balti-
more. Philadelphia and other eastern
cities to purchase a supply Of fall
and winter goods for the Huntington
and Dennison department store
Mrs. C. Lanham has returned from
u ten days stay at Webster Springs.
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THE DAILY TELEGRAM
WILL DISTRIBUTE
Great Leaders and National Issues Of 1912"

rms remarkable book contains
us array Of authors such probably have
gether
his administration In another
he stands for In another
date explains the
chapter Senator rsow explains what Republican
of
People
ley Missouri Cruce of Oklahoma shatoh Colorado
New York, Newands or'NvSdh Folee
the initiative
tariff parcels single
of
f.rmimg poLt.a hLtary COMMUNICATIONS
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papers Of which are now being
graded. are as f6llows:
Barbour II, Berkeley SIS, Boone
Sc, Braxton 80, brooke 90, CabeI
SO. Calhoun IS, Clay So, Fayette
Isl, Gilmer 81. Grant SO. Green
brier 13S. Hampshire SO, Hancock
81. Hardy IS. Harrison ga, jackson
PIG. Jetferson 81. Kahgwha 1893,
Lewis IS. Lincoln 81, Logan 50.
Marion 4S. Marshall 81, Mason II,
Mercer 1Os, Mineral 45, Mingo AZ,
Monongaiia 90, Monroe 6R, Morgan
25, Mcdowell "A. Nicholas 1862, Ohio
SO, Pendleton 60. Peasants 4s. Po-
cahontas 81. preston 10, Putnam
"a, Raleigh &c, Randolph so.
Richie 81. Roane 1Ss. Summers
SO. Taylor 80. Tucker SO, Tyler 80,
Upshur 81, Wayne 20. webster 81,
Wetzeli SO Writ SO, Wood $50. and
Al.
This shows Jackson, again leads,
with Kanawha second, Nicholas
third and Fayette fourth.
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NOTICE OF BANKRUPT SALE.

BY virtue OF authority vested in Us
as Trustees In Bankruptcy OF the es-
tate OF the Medicinal Aluminium Com
pany OF the United States, bankrupt
we. the undersigned Trustees in Bank
ruptcy Of said estate. Will offer for
SALE free and acquit OF liens, at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, at
the front door of the Court House OF
Harrison County. West Virginia, on
Tuesday, the goth day Of August, 1912,
at . O'Clock p. m, in bulk or lots. the
following described property belong
Ing to the estate Of said bankrupt
company Situated in and near the
city OF Ctarksburg. Harrison County
West Virginia, more particularly de.
scrIbed ds follows:
1. That certain tract or parcel Of
land lying on the waters OF the West
Fork River and the West Virginia
and Phttsburg Division OF the B. &
o. h. r.. In Clark District, Harrison
County. West Virginia, containing
5.23 acres. and being the same prop
SAGJ SphNGyGh SAlu bAAuhL upL COlu-
pany by Jasper S. Kyle and wife, by
deed beating date June 25. 1910, and
OF record in the County Clerks office
OF Harrison County In Deed Book 1877
at page 236; together with the gas
engine and equipment, and furnace
and equipment and small gas en-
CINE and equipment for pumping
water: and the buildings thereon; and
all the oil NnG gas within and under
lying said tract OF land and the real
estate and gas rights. therein. sub
ject to lease for oil and gas. pur-
poses executed by Jasper S. Kyle by
deed bearing date August 10th, 1909
and of record. IN the office of the
Clerk OF the county Court OF HarrI-
son County in Deed Book 17s at page
319.
9. Together with all and singular
the personal property and stock IN
trade, including quantity OF brick,
sand, and other material. and as well
certain office furniture and fxtures,
consisting -of ona steel filing cabinet
roll top desk. fiat top desk, six
straight back chairs and other arti-
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Make your otsre a contender IN
value givIng-n leader IL you can.
Then make ignorance OF that fact
In this city. impossIblel
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eles too numerous to mention.

Giles too numerous to mention,
The said gas engine and equipment
and said furnace and equipment and
said as engine and equipment for
pumping water and buildings there
on, and said real estate shaN be Of
fered in bulk and, as well. in separ-
ate parcels. the undersigned trustees
TeserVing the right to accent such
bids In parcels or In bulk as will. in
their opinion, be most benelel6l TO
the bankrupt estate. Tts
TERMS OF SALE, ~
Real Estate.-Upon the sale OF said
real estate. the purchaser win be re-
CURED to pay one-third C1-3) of the
purchase price therefor cash in hand.
and credit of six Cs) and twelve qa)
months will be given for the residue
of said purchase price, the purchaser
to execute hds notes with good per-
sonal security, to be approved by the
undersigned trustees, and the said
trustees shall retain u vendors lien
on said real estate for further secur-
ity for the payment OF such deter,
red payments.
Machinery, etc-The gas engine
and equipment and furnace and
equipment and small gas engine and
equipment for pumpping water, ana
tho buildings thereon. will be offered
for sale upon the same terms as the
real estate herelnbefore set out, with
the exception that titie will he. re-
tanned as additional security for the
payment of the deferred purchase
price. for the purchase of any such
property In separate parcels as above
set unt.s
Ofiice Furniture, etc.-The Office
furniture and fixtures will be sold
for cash to be paid on day of sale.
The sale Of the above property or
any part thereof will he made subject
to the confirmation of the bankruptcy
court.
Dated this July Goth. 1919.
ROY E. PARRISH,
j. 3. LAW,
CFIAS. c. SCOTT, 81
Trustees Of the National Aluminium
Company of the United States, iBank-
rupt
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SCHOOL
Certificate Applications Num-
Der More Than 1900 in
State This Year.

CHARLESTON. Aug. 12-some
idea of the enormous amount of
work 7deyolylng upon the state de-
parthent Of schools through the
holding ofNuniform examinations for
teachers in the state may be gieaned
when It is shown that in the three
uniform examinations held this year
the total number of applicants was
1917. The number was divided
among three examinations as fol-
lows; April 4,19O, June >5,249, and
August 3.S7S. 1t does not mean.
however, that 1897 different per-
sons sought teachers certificates.
Under the present law It is possible
for applicants to take part of the
grades at one examination and the
others at a later examination, but
they must be within the same year.
There are also a great many that
receive a third grade certificate at
one of the earlier examinations and
at a later examination try for n
higher grade and frequently sue
coed.
Last year the total number OF ap-
plicants was 1872. This was the
second largest ever had the one this
year being the largest In the history
of The state. The number of appEi-
cants from each county in the exam
inatton held on August 1 and 2, the
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NEW PosTMAsTERs.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 70
John H. Farley has been appointed
postmaster at Bias, Mingo county.
in place OF T. B. Farley, resigned;
Russell c. Newman has been APP
pointed postmaster at Winding Gulf,
Raleigh county, in place of A, NJ.
Herndon, resigned.
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SENT TO PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Aug. 12-+
The apple barrel bill. regulating the
size of apple barrels and otherwise
providing standards for shippers,
has been sent to the president for
his approval. 1t is expected that 1t
will be a law in few days.