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arations for the routine transactions 10
command the attention OF the committee
officials. Mr.. Wick Is expected to return
to his office at the New Willard to-day.
Bah in PensioH 0fiee.
Congress will grant the use Of the PEN
sion Office for the inaugural ball. II Is
believed. Representative Underwood,
floor leader Of the majority-in the House.
said yesterday that he thought there
would be no trouble about Il II the In
augurai committee asked for use Of the
Pension ONCE
SO far. however. there has been no
decision by the inaugural committee. A
suggestion recently made by James ID.
Preston. superintendent OF the Senate
press gallery. that the Capitol be used
has found much popular favor. Mr..
Preston points out that besides the ro-
tunda and many halls and lobbies there
would be Offices and committee rooms
which would serve spiendidly as the
headquarters OF officials and Of visiting
State delsgationS.
Names on Committees.
A NJ. Kepple, chairman Of the sub
committee on railroad terminal facili-
ties, is to appoint B. r. Tolson vice
chairman. and ]. ]. Elkin secretary, II
they meet the approval Of the inaugural
chairman. The members OF the sub
committee viii be selected from repre-
sentatives Of railroads. including two
from each OF the main lines. and from
others interested in terminal facilities
here.
A great deal Of money has been spent
during the past year In preparing for
the inauguration. special Red Cross and
post-ofice stations being among the
facilities already provided for.
d, J. Callahan, chairman Of the COM
mittee on comfort At the inaugural bail,
will appoint John L. Weaver vice chair
man. and ]. Harry Cunningham seere-
tary, II is understood,
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. S. Dept OF Agriculture. Weather Bureau

Washlngton II. Z, Dee. q, I9I3-I p. m
disturbance that is developing the Upper
Iaka region will move eastward and cause rains
Friday. followed by clearing weather at night and
fair weather Saturday Throughout the Atlantic
States and snow furTies in the region Of the Great
Lakes In the Gulf States. the great central val
leys the Plains States, and the Rocky Mountain
and Saturday.
Lower Temperatures probable Friday in the
region oi the Great Lakes. the Ohio and Lower
Mississippi valleys, and the Gulf States and Friday
night and Saturday in the Atlantic States Temper
atures will not change decidedly in Western dis
triCts during the reNt fOrty-eight hou1.
The winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic coasts will be moderate SOUTH shifting 70
west; on the South Atlantic coast moderate vari-
able, becoming west; the East Gulf ooast mod
erata north and northwest; on the West Gulf coast
moderate north; on Lake Michigan moderate west
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Local Temperatures

Midnight, 3: a. m, .; a. m, g; a m, %;
a. m, %; 10 a. m. ST. L noon. 70; p. m, a;
p; m. %: p. m, Is; p m, o; 10 p m. "a
Highest 90; Lowest, ls.
Relative humidity-s a. m, O.; p m q; .
p. m, y. Rainfall % p. m TO d MI. T
Hours Of sunshine, S. Per CENT of possible sun
shine. 20
Tempersture came date last year-Hishest, n;
lowest IS
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DEATH RECORD.

... WHITE
Martha Harmon, S. sibey Hospital
Jeremiah BaTpado. .. Casually Hopital
Bud Hager, s. Providenca Hospital
AIics L Parker, 81 Tubsrculnsis Hospital
Lena MazziIlo. u. I72a ast pl.. RAndls Hishlands
Charles ". Fsdslsy. u. Wheeler Road Oonra,
Heights
John Cherry, %, J3 MeIAan Ave- ~.
MAY A. Kirby, g. sl3 sth st. sW.
Kate NJ Conry. ST. 9ls 1fth St Nv.
Parks Hunter S. Georzs Wash. Univ. Hospitai
Amelia L. Kirkup 81. Ontario apartment
Mar Maloney 81. I5M 9Th S. nv.
Annis Maloney, Is days, n K St ne
Infani q Angusta and Lucia Lnperni. day, 90
CoLORED.
Mary Fitzhush. g, ISL 9Th ST. NV. =
Harvey W. Brooks 10 montls. l62 B St "a
Gertrude Lloyd, months, 20 r St. nv
Mabel Anderson, months, 81 @ st. ~.
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DIED.

CONRY-Suddenly, on Tuesday, Decem-
ber "a 1872. at $50 p. m, at 2sl9
Eleventh Street Northwest. KATE
NJ, widow of Thomas T. COnry.
Funeral at Hamline Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Ninth and Streets,
Friday, December 2, at p. m.
SCHROTH-On Thursday. December 26,
1872, FRANK SCHROTH, beloved hus-
band OF Katie Schroth, aged tifty-four
wears and eleven months
Funeral Saturday. December .. at $50
a m. from his late residence, 1895
MARYLAND Avenue Northeast. Thence
to Holy Name Church. where requiem
mass will be said for the repose OF
his soul. Baltimore papers please
copy)
wILCOX-On Thursday, December Is,
1872, at her late home, 800 East Cap
itol Street, SARAH B., widow Of
Daniel WILCOX
Obseduies-A committal service at the
family plot, Rock Creek Cemetery,
Saturday at p. m
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

Augusta and Lncia LupeFtni. boy.
Vincent W. and Ethel T. Hutton, girl
James 8. and Lille Bowel, boy.
Caryu and Elizabeth H. OdeIl, girl.
Joseph and Mary Oriana boy.
William v. and ClGra N. LCshy, girl.
Ruben B. and Anna J. Warner, girl
Daniel and MGrgaret Levy, girl.
George W. and Elsie V. McGill. bog,
Francis E and Eleanor Higgs. girl
Richard N. and 0yia p. Mullican. girl.
joseph ]. and Sadie 7. Kunna, girl
Abraham and Ethel Stein, boy. D.
Ricardo Alfonso and Guillamina A. de Ia Guardia.
bog.
Clarence Ls R. and Clara Cole boy, ...
CoLORED.
John B. and Mary johnson. boy.
Roland and Bertie Hawkins, girl.
Isaiah and Sarah Alexander, girl
John and Annie Broadus, bog.
Henry and Harriet Granison, girl
Thomas W. and Bessie Z. Dent, gin.
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Temperatures in Other Cities.

Tempeatures in other cities, together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twntyfOur hours ended At
p m yesterday, are as followst
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Tide Table.

Today-Hixh tide lO5l q. m. and IBs1 d n 4
Low tide fsm a m. and 80 p m.
TnmuElur-High tide, H3 a n. and li,N
,. n; lon lids. 81 a. n. and 80 =. n.
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ADMIRAL DEWEY
HAS BIRTHDAY
Hero Of Manila Bay Battle
Works All Day, Takes Drive
and Remains Placid.
HERO NOW SEVENTY-FIVE
Says His Good Health Is Due TO
Horseback Riding and
Pure Air,
HERO NOW SEVENTY-FIVE

Admiral George Dewey, hero Of Manila
Bay, celebrated his seventy-ffth birth
day yesterday by ,trudging through the
slush Of melting snow to his days work,
took a drive with Mrs. Dewey In the
afternoon. and topped OF the day with
little dinner 10 few frienda
a little dinner, not a banquet, mind
y''u. for that Is part Of Admiral Dswey'a
art Of keeping young as an ensign" as
MS friends told hIm he looked. When
he vas asked how he kept young he
said that horseback riding and keeping
away from baaauets was his method.
II remember the time" said Admiral
Dewey, when We used TO go to banquets
that laid US up for two or three days
afterward. abandoned that long ago.
and SO should any man who wants TO feel
as young as I do when he Is seventy
five.
Il should say that any man who be-
gins to ride early and continues II through
his early years, will tind that he has in
vested in a form of physical exercise that
will be a great asset TO him In his later
years, Driving Is splendid, too, Getting
lots Of air Is the principal thing.
Il remember one day riding with George
Bancroft. the historian. He was eighty
years old at the time. / asked him to
what he ascribed his perfect physical con-
dltion, apd he pointed to his horse for
answer. Riding does it. he said. He
was using a single-footer. I like TO get
upon horse with a little more action-it
shakes me UP more.
Learned to Ride Early.
"I learned to ride early in my own
State Of Vermont I was rather delicate
when / was young, but constant riding
got me over that. OF course, had a
good constitution to start with-my
grandfather lived to be ninety. That
helped. when l was younger, the Wash
ingtOn of those days was blessed with a
up to this time in December. and so II
has been this year, SO that i have been
exercising this way right along this
year"
Admiral Dewey did a regular days
work, which was often interrupted, how
ever, by men old in the service, young
lads from the Academy for the holidays,
clerks secretaries. and civilians by the
score, who dropped in to chat with him
and do him honor.
For though the admiral can look back
on three-quarteTs Of a century. he is still
the master mind Of the navy. AS chair
man of the General Naval Board. he has
much to say in shaping policies, in de-
signing waTships, and he is in large
measure responsible for the departments
knowledge OF the secret operations Of the
navies OF other nations. When other
navies experiment in tOrpedoes It is Ad-
miral Dewey's duty to see that the de-
partment knows the result Of the expert
ments.
In questions pertaining to construc-
tions, Admiral Dewey is particularly well
advised, as he was at one time chief of
ordnance OF the Navy Department. On
account OF his wide knowledge and his
long experience, he Is the dominant fac
tor in the naval boards discussions
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For : Disordered stomach

Hons Lemon SeidIitz Is the greatest
thing IN the world 1t Is prescribed BY
physlcians everywhere and for sale ~
Al drugRiatG
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THE WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY -
The annual meeting Of the stnGkhoIdsrs q The
Washington Market Company will be held in the
ofrcs uf the Company, in the Seventh Street wing
0f Center Market, in the city OF Washington. u.
e. at l2 O'Clock noon on the FIRST MONDAY
being the 9Th day Of January. 1918. for the choice
Of thrtefn directors 10 Serve the ensuing year and
to act on any other subject within the power Of
the corporation that may be brought before the
meeting FRANK q. WILKINS. Secretary Wash
ington. n. c. Dsomber 3. 1872
norsurgicsl: 40ppass book free Apply By mail 80
Colorado Bldg. Fres lecture for women wsdnssdaJI
at 2:0 Q. N 3ts-d
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Joseph f. McrelIs 2. and Bessie @. Psse. "a. hOtt
Of RicfImnDd Va Rev. IgnatiuS Fealy.
James L. GinseIl. =. Of Bethesda, Nd. and Mar
H. Bailey. y. Rev. james 5. Montgomery.
Michael c. Weaver. g.. and Mattel Z. PeIy. Il
Rev. Charles II. WsteH
walter II. Red p and Elsie v. Wall, %. ot EaS,
Falls Church. Va Rev. ]. Il kihseE.
Lester Mur1y Allen j, and Clan himns
DoRnes a. both Of Richmond, Va Rev. ]. Hennins
NeIms
Frank A. Powell, 2. and GeneyieTs Burroughs. a
both Of Richmond, Va Rev. William J. Brooks
Arthur Nichols B and Mamie Hall, %. both d
Round Hill. Va Rev. ]. Howard Wells
Eincsnt L UnmusSg, q. and Florence L. BurT7AA
q both Of Richmond, Va Rev william ]. BrookS
Alner c. Evans 26 and LOuiss b. Homer, 2
both Of ManinsburE, W. Va Rev. William !. No
Robert R. Noel. 80. and Letitia Milton, 3. both d
Trenton. n. J.
samuel P. Padsett. z. and Alice NJ. Gr-sOu. z.
James @ Miller, a and Julia NJ MnKsnney. Il.
Rev. John F. EckenrOde-
Ashby u. For, .. Of Greenwood. Va, and
Grace sabo, n, Of West Hurley. n. Y. Rev. g.
W Van FoSsen-
Kenophon B. Turner, z. and Minnie II. RoCk.
n Rev. Edward @. GGlIAgher.
Frank ConigIio, y. and Mare A. MsssiRA, n
Rev. Edward NJ COrbeit-
both of Richmond, Va. Rev. Paul A. Msnzsl
Harry HAlIer q, and Mary Z. HAlIsr. 3. both
Of Frederick. Md. Rev. James $. Montgomery.
hayfnOnQ .. OdEe-s u e1o
Elizabeth A. TalafsrrO, ,. Rev. ]. J. Dimon.
Julian n. Davis, . and Florence NJ ChldresA
o both Of Richmond, Va
James W. Craddock. Il, and Anna Clay, q
both Of Richmond. Va.
Charles Z. Thompson. s. and lille VI. Mulle1
3 both Of LeesbUrE. Va Rev. =. J. PrettymAn
Ernest Cornell, b d Alexandria, Ohio. and
Rose VI. Mayucs. 3. Rev. Charles T. Werner.
Melvin FIe1enheimer a, Of Richmond. Va,
and Rosa l. Hatch. =, Of Winchester. Va Rev.
Abram Simon.
ode H. Fowler. =. end Eva Anna Young. n.
Rev. Henry Austadt.
William z. Bhunsr. s. and Edith V. MOVitIer,
q Of Baltimore. Md. Rev. Henry A. Griffith.
Judson r. Haas, - d Picture Rocks Pa,
and Jane VI. MurIu, %. q Dubois. Nd. Rev.
Theodore II Jones.
Henry h Childress. 2. and Emma v. oWenA
q. both Of Richmond, Va.
Clayton J. Woody. %. of Richmond, Va, and Lucy
B. PenninEtnn Is Of Ontario. Va.
George u. Allen, q. and Margaret @ Perkins q,
both Of Petersburg. Va Rev. James s Montgomery.
Hugh =. Hurst 81 and Insz A. De Brito. q both
Of Richmond, Va.
Murray A. Bowie. q. Of King Genrge County. Va.
and Clarico T. Shelton a. Of Stafford County. Va
Rev. Theron OutWatcr.
Alvin C. LoTett. j. of CollinESvOOd, n. J., and
Ethie NJ. Brewer. ". Of VintOn, Va Rev. h.
Schroeder.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY Of the District Of Columbia, cOrner 18th ST.
and n. Y. Ave, December 2. ls2-Pohcy holderS
are notified that policies expire the last Monday
IN December oth instsDtl, and the Of renewal
one Ter csntum on the premium notes The Mana
gers have ordered paid 70 the policy holders a return
Of savings according to the value os each policy
the 3ist day Of last Dccember. POLICIES MUST
BE PRESENTED for indUrsement Of the payments.
excerpt where held IN connection with loans in which
they should Be brUght in later To have dupacsts
payments entered. PLEASE ATTEND EARLY AND
AVOID THE CROWD. L. PIERCE BOTELER,
SecretaTy. deZEO
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mIDRED-

z. G. Reed, = and Mamie Jones, S.
NJ. Summers. Is. and WANNA Taylor. .
s. !. Carnegie, 3. and Hattie Childl. 2
]. C. Addison, - and Sadie L. Lambert, n
J. H. Height y, and Hattie s. MollOck, q.
William ID. Davis, 46, and Belle Buck, q.
II. Tyler, 3. and Elsie Burton, q
l. johnson, b. and Maud buchanan, x
NJ. Gordon, q, and Malinda Washington, Al.
]. W. Chambers. 2, and Elizabeth Haskins q
A. ]. Banks, q, and Harriet J. johnson
b. B. West, q and Ethel Z. Jackson, n
ID. r. Moses, 3, and Maggie Roy. 2
S. W. GRy, q, and Fannie A. ChatmAn, 2.
NJ. W. Murray, q, and Lille VI. JAckDn, q
r. Allen, ., and Clara Carter, n
u. Jones, q, and Melinda johnson, 80.
J. Lewis. g. and Susie Sesco. q.
H. ssrvsnt, 3. and JuAnita II. Edelin,, %
]. S. Davis, D, and Edith A. Williams A
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OFFICE OF MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY Of the District q Columbia, ccrnE Th--
tenth Street and New York AEsnne. Decsmbsr p
l0l2 Policy hoIders are notified that policies ex-
pIre oa the LAST MONDAY IN DECEMBER
Cnth Instant. and the rate Of renewal is l per
centum the premium notes Tbs Manager
have ordered paid 70 the pnlicy holdeps return Of
savings according 70 the value of each policy
the tlirIy-Hrst day Of last December. POLICIES
MUST BE PRES ENTED for endorsement Of The
payments except where held in cunnection with
IOAns. in which they should be brought in later
10 have duplicate payments entered. PLEASE Al
TEND EARLY AND AVOID THE CROWD.
L. PIERCE BOTELER, Secretary.
dez1
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inaugural FUND
NO " $751; 900
This Sum Has Been Sub
scribed in Few Days After
Chairman Was Named.
NOVEL PARADE FEATURE
Gen. Leonard Wood win Name the
Chief Marshal in a Few
Daya
NOVEL PARADE FEATURE

Plans for the Inauguration ceremonies
suffered from no Christmas hangover, I"
and yesterday. the first since the glad
Yuletides storm center, advanced the
work OF the Inaugural Committee In a
way that Is fairly indicated by the fact
that when Corcoran Thorn last night
closed his office of chairman Of the fl
nance committee the contributions had
mounted to &$.ooo.
- While neither Chairman w. C. Eustis
nor any of the Inauguration Committee
members are counting money as the only
requisite to success. the fund was be-
lieved to be a good gauge Of the whole
work accomplished. and this seemed to
be so. Several OF the subcomittees nee
essarily could accomplish little yester-
day, but those subcommittee chairmen
whose work could be started at once
got a good many prelfminaries out Of
the way, and were in a position TO map
out with comprehension the general line
OF their plans.
Chairman Robert n. Harper, of the
committee on civic organizations, got 80
far into his work as to be able to pre-
dict with moderate confidence that at
least two unusual and effective features
would be provided by his section OF the
parade.
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arations for the routine transactions to
command the attention OF the committee
officials. Mr.. Wick Is expected to return
to his office at the New Willard to-day.
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uh. in Tucum News uI.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, T.. :. l.aud
Office at Tucumcari. y. Mexico
January 10. lDl2.
Notice j. hereby given that Isaac W.
=. Gillespie, of Barancos, y. Mex. who
on March =. 1905, made II. T.. No. 75O7.
for NJ SWil aud VIZ SELL. Section
IL. Township : ~, Range 81 f.. y. VI.
T.. Meridian, has filed notice Of intcu.
tion 4" make Final Five Year Proof
To establish claim to the land above de.
Scrihcd, before Register aud Receiver
I. :. Land Onicr, ~ Tpcumcuri. Y.
McNiro, nu the 2Sth day 1T February
.I9l2.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Frank
lliIl j. T.. Nelson, William Ilili. \. O.
Stephenson, all 1T Bnranros. New Mex.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, L. :. Land
Office ~ Tucumcari, New Mexico,
December 20, lJll
Notice is hereby given that Eva b.
Mcintosh. formerly Eva Il. Browning,
of Tucumcari, y. Mex, who ou August
-, 1910, made II. H., No Ol3629, for lot
% T.. - SWtl, SWl SEA, Section IS
Township II ", Range ~ f.. y. VI, T.,
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final Communication Proof, to rs.
tablish claim 10 the land above described
before Register aud Receiver, T. :.
Land Otlirc, AZ Tucumcari. y. Men, ou
The l4th day of February, 1912.
Claimant names q, witnesses: " VI.
Howe, :, y. Williams, Henry Willlam,
Henry Wofrcrd, :. C.. Campbell, an OF
Tucumrari, y. Mex.
Il. 4. Prentice, Register
First publication December -, 1871
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, l. -. Land
Office at Tucumcari. New Mexico.
December 20, 1917
Notice is hereby given that Liza Jane
Gore. widow of John j. Gore, deceased,
of B]arancos, y. Mex, who, on Febru.
AIRY 20. 1905, made II. H., No. 1868, for
NEli, Section %, Township 3 ~, Range
81 T.. y. VI. =. Meridian, has filed notice
OF intention TO make Final Five Year
Proof, 10 establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receivers :. Land Office, at Tucum.
earl, y. Mex, ON the 18th day of Feb.
ruarv, 1912.
Claimant names A. witnesses: J. p
Nelson, Frank Hin, william Hill, Johu
Woodland, all of Barancos, y. Mexico.
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First publication December 28, 1911
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NOTICE TO HoMEsTEADERs

From the following letter il will Lee
plainly seen that all the 4. :. Commits.
siOners and L. =. Court Commissioners
who are holding office, their office has
expired with statehood, aud proofs now
taken by them would be illegal, and il
IL much To the Claimant = interest 10
have perfect title 10 their land. 50 all
proofs now set before ". &. Hawkins.
l.. =. Commissioner at Montoya, \. NJ,
New kirk, \. NJ, and Cucrvo, y. NJ.
will net he taken by him, hut i%nNtruc.
tions 10 such ~ are nov pending viii
he given at once,
All T.. =. Commissioners aud Court Com.
missioner, Tucumcari Land Dis.
trict, New Mexico;
Gentlemcn3
The president of the United states
ha, issued the proclamation granting
statrhuod 10 New Mexico. This being
the ease +. =. Court Commissioners will
lose their office Immediately upon th,
issuing of such proclamation ~ their
can he no court commissioners under Il
state government. We are informed by
the chief Justice Of New Mexico that
the present l., :. Commissioners are re-.
lieved from office immediately upon
the issuing ct the president : proclamn.
ton aud that il will be necessary for
hem 10 obtain u rr.appolntmcnt by tn"
Federal Judge OF the state whenever
he is appointed.
This being the ease We cannot accept
any papers which are certified ~ by Won
nor can We set any proofs or contests
TO he taken 10y YOU until such time a.
YOU may he re- appointed, Please watch
this matter carefully ana send in M ap,
plicatiCns to enter ar any other paper'
executed before YOU rs l.. :, Commits
]sioners, ~ they will have ia lac rejected
by thi. office
Yours respectfully,
Il. \. Prentice,
Register
Y. V, Gall"gos, Receiver
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OjI0l

Department Of the Interior. &. ~. Land
oni"c at Tucumcari. y. Mexico
January H.. 1912
Notice is hereby given that Grorgc
w, Anderson, of Tucumcnri. y. Mex.
who. ou september L.. 1905. made II. T.
No. loIN.i, ror SWIl section y. Town.
ship ~ ~, Range 30 h.. y. NJ. T.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
10 MAX" Final Five Year Proof. to Is.
.iahlish claim to the land above de.
scrih"d. before Register aud Receiver.
I. ;. Land O"'cc, at Tucumcnri, y. NJ.
IN III" eth day Of February, 1912.
Claimant names ~ witnesses. stephen
Mrta~lin. Oscar McCaslin. Oscar Johns.
Mrs. llilia JcinS, all Of rucumcari, y.
Mexico.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, y. =. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico,
December 20, 1911
Notice is hereby given that william
V, O'Bannon, of Tucumcari, n. Mex,
who. on October ., 1908, made II. H..
%. 6375, for SWh SWh See. 9 aud Eia
NWi, and NWil Nwh, Section II
Township 10 ~, Range 81 +. N. NJ. p,
Meridian has filed notice Of intention
30 make Final Five Year Proof, to rs.
abliSh claim to the land above described
efore Register and Receiver, L. 5, Lana
Office, at Tucumcari, y. Mex, on the
18th day Of February, 1919,
Claimant names at witnesses; x. L.
Hicks, G. g. Callison, W. NJ. Mapes
Jesse smith, all of %Tucum"ari, y. Mex.
r. \. Prentice, Register
First publication December IS, 1911
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, y. s. Land
ONCE ut Tucumcari, New IeXico,
December 20, 1911
Notice is hereby given that Carlota
Martinez, of Rcvuclto, y. Meg, who on
February :, 1907, made II. h.. No. lIgOl
for SEA Nwit, SWH NEh, Els Swh.
Section 81, Township II ", Range 33 r.,
y. NJ. =. Meridian has filed notice Of in.
t%ention 10 make Final Five Year Proof,
to establish claim to tibet land above
described before Register aud Receiver,
T.. :. Land Office, at Tucumcari, y. Mex.
op the 18Th day Of February, 1912.
Claimant names ~ witnesses. f1oren.
clio Martinez, Felipe Montoya, Julian
Blca. Benito Mares, all of Revuclto, n,
Mexico.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, u, =. Lana
Once at Tucumcnri, New Mckee,
December 20, 1871
Notice is hereby given that George
Delaney, of House, y. Mex, who, on
August 10, 1906. made II. f., No. 01sa,
for SEA, Section 10, Township ) ~,
Rauge 20 H. y. NJ. l., Meridian, has
Gled notice Of intention to make Final
Five Year Proof, 10 establish claim 10
the land above described, before Reg.
ister aud Receiver, q, s.. Land Office,
at Tucumcari, y, Mex, on the l4th day
of February, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles
Colby, Ambrose Bryan, John House, Cal
Vim Fuller, all Of House, n, Mex,
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First publication December %, 1911