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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10
Col !. fRiAl|N' R | |! \ |:
NAMED | 4 SPEAK /: / !, Err
0! | | HOUSE ] i
..DIvE-Ts FINAL Man AGAINST
RAJ N ES WAS DEFEATED S3 81
Sss 5Sss: ri BY Z; n TO s31

D Bismarck, b J, ian. ] Q - COLONEL
John H Fraine will be the speaker
of the house Of repres entatives Of the
Thirteenth legislative assembly, being
nominated in general caucus Of the,
irepubl membe bers held Tues day az
sternoon. al
On every one Of the six ballots
that were taken Colonel Frame was
the high candi idate, under the first and
second choice ball loting. plan, until on
the final vote he was named over "a. GG.
DiYet BY "a vote Of ga to 3 3 / /. s5s3$
2. Hanson of Barnes county
came very nearly stopping the tide,
which had set in toward Frame dur
ing the early part Of the day, and
at one time it appeared that the OPP
ponents of the Grafton man had been
successful il ganizing the field
Il against him.
Second Votes Cause Change
But under the strange and rather
unexpected turn made by the throw
| ing Of the second choice votes to "a. G.
DiYet on the second to the last ballot,
Mr.. Hanson, though he had 20 more
first choice votes than did Diyet was
eliminated asf a candi idate 8 in the final
ftest and Frame was easily elected
DR. D. r. ;streeterS Withdrew from
THE race before the B bal loting com
mencsd. though his; narne$ was present
led by several even in spite Of the fact,
A The Streeter Estreng ths went Hlarge1y ito
Frame on the 81 first ball ot. When
! Thomps Of ard dropped out as a
cand didate, F,raines benefit tee. hen
/ AsE'lNardrop pc was eliminat ted the most
dangerous portion of frame trip tc
thessp kership chair was reach he'd, but
through tile track Of the second choice
! votes, which placed DR. Dive in tbs
field ais the final cand date against MT
4 4 Hanson being eliminated, j,
was at once lear that he " colons
would be the nomine
i Hanson a = ate candidate.
Hans III eand didacy was
sprung Just before the general repub
s|lican caucus was held 4, too late Il
sIreall y perfect an organiza alton agains
Colonel frame, although an effort II
delay tile caucus by djournment wa
Il 4 made. and failed
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10

dw. nut son Iced mas
rented rooms III the. Brennan block,
and will open d studio next week; giy-
Ing Instruction IN violin and piano. y:
Inutson II a graduate OF the Chicago
Gonse servatory off Music, and now has
several classes III Leeds and the SUR
rounding owns.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-10
WIFE 3 ALLEG ED 8WFliTE-sLAVER'
& Is GRANTED DIVoRcE BY Il 3;55S2s II n
i; a UDGE@ BUTTZ. 's855 q.

In district court Ionday orders
We're made III 4 Ho8 civil cases for. ak.
ing Of testimony Of certain ad Verse
witnesses prior to trial q Hearing was
set before Judge Buttzs at amberl
J for Saturday afterno torney An
$$derson appears for the pplicant and
sM i. Brennan and Cuthb bert e smyth
represent the other parties.
This forming Judge Buttz granted
"a divorce to Jennie Johnso on fl ON III.
.R. Johnson on the ground Of ION.
support and cruel trea atment. lie de-
fendant IS now under arrest q amss-
town under a hite slavery, charge,
and the test timon develop ca that
Johns on had attempt ed to induce his
wife tto lead a life Of s hame, which
culminate the parat Ion Attor-
ney Wehe appeared for the ANTI II.
JtJDG FL DAVIS HARD oN alNo-r
PI GGERs
{ Minot, e an. link,
William & VI; Cyrus ana Frank ca we're
sentenced BY .Judg Davis for pigging.
link and e both pleaded guilty dur.
inSgthe present term of court While
yrus stood rial and was convicted.
{ link was given NINETY days il jail
and was fined 5000 with q Jail sent.
ence of ten days dition in case sot
failure III pay the fine and costs Cyrus
was given aninety da ys IN jail and was
fined 200 and costs taxed at $775 wiitlh
S ten el days add ditional for fine and costs
Gale received ninety day ins gyas
fined 5000, while the costs were taxed
att ss
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23
Commencement

The commencement week OF
the Lennon high school is at
hand. A class of four will grad
uate this time. these being
Maurine Brill, Margaret Colahan,
CLAYTON Callahan. and Clarence
Johnson,
The haccalaureate sermon will
be preached at St. Mary's church
next Sunday evening, May 25th,
at 500 O'Clock, by Rev. Father
Bacher, of Bowman, n. d.
The commencement exercises
will be at the Armory opera
house Friday evening. May Goth,
at $50 sharp. The speaker at
this occasion is DR.. Geo w Nash.
president of the Aberdeen Nor
NAL and Industrial school, and
one of the most widely known
school men Of the northwest.
The generous participation OF
the public in these exercises is
greatly desired.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23

Attorney l.. = McNulty made
trip TO BiXby Sunday, defend.
ing a timber and stone entry for
IS. N. Moses. Mr.. McNulty states
that his trip both ways was 100
mile drag in the mud.
People of Dupree and other
reservation points are IN sack
cloth and ashes over the renewed
showing made them that for the
first 25 years from the time OF
the opening of the reservation
they can have no saloons.
Jos. Sternhagen this week re
ceived visit from his brother.
j. f. Sternhagen, Of Scotland, 5.
| ID. He is on his way to look over
the west country with a view to
establishing himself at some like
| ly place in his line. the clothing
business.
Mrs Chas, S. Robinson is
stopping over for few days
with Lennon friends. while on
her way from Armour, 5. d., to
her new home at Miles City.
Tomorrow she leaves for Reeder,
| N. D.. where with her husband
she ioins in the string orchestra
that is to play the Creation.
The fact that over a hundred
Iprominent twin city peopI" got :
Ichance 10 see this country When
Its wet. and incidentlV on tr"
auent occasions got their feet
nice and muddy with the rIct
prairie soil ought II help a lpi
towards giving this section a nice
standing with them.
The state militia of South Da
kota will hold their enclmpmen'
this year At Fort Meade. II vii
occur some time ~ june and vii
take TO the Black Hills more thar
six hundred men. Many will at
tend this time who would not II
the encampment we're not held lr
the Hills country, where nature
holds many aWe-lnsplrlng ano
beautiful sights for the visitor
A goodly number of our militia
boys expect to go to camp.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23
Elgin Cashier Skips

|. Gintzler, cashier Of the Elgin
State bank, left Elgin on Thurs
day. May 8th, rather unexpected
ly in his automobile. 1t developed
that he took a train on the main
line Of the Milwaukee in the
neighborhood Of Lennon. S. ID.
So far no trace has been found
of the gentleman.
investigation Of the banks pa
per develops the fact that there
is a shortage of SS. 461. Mr.
Gintzler is bonded in the Nation
al Surety company of New York
City. for IS, 600, and a claim has
already been entered against the
company for this amount. rhe
difference in the shortage has
been made good by personal
check of Fl. r. Lyon.
Mr.. Gintzler has been a trusted
empIoye and his friends are very
much surprised at bis action anc
many think that his mind has
become unsettled from worry
and over work. Glen Ullir
News.
Mrs. G.. A. ingalls, and daugh
ter, and Mrs. Drew. Wilson re.
turned last Saturday from :
months visiting at Sioux City.
Tie alumni association Of the
| Lennon high school are making
elaborate preparations for Their
annual party. which will take
place Wednesday. May 28th
A ceremonial banquet will be
served. in honor Of the four new
accessions to their ranks. aftel
which they will tender the public
their second annual ball.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23
Will Play at Bow,
man and Hettinger

The bass bali team of the Lem
mon high school took the train
tins afternoon, to play a visiting
game AT Bowman this afternoon.
Tomorrow, Saturday. afternoon.
they will play the lIettlager high
school team. Prof. karch is in
charge OF the party, and the boys
are ably accompanied by school
mates Of both sexes, TO furnish
the necessary enthusiasm. The
lineup is as follows:
Rudolf BuchhoItz, pitcher.
Clayton Callahan, catcher.
Frank Norton. lst base.
Chas. Green, 2nd base.
Elmer Vctter, 3d base.
Phil. Callahan, short stop.
Harry Gordon, right field.
Clifford GIazler, center field.
VIII Thompson, left field.
Roland Gross, sub.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23
4 Proclamation
Executive Chambers, Pierre,
South Dakota.

oome years ago, in harmony
'l'n commendable usage and a
kaerlsned national custom, the
egsIature of the State of South
'ahota, In a regular session as
eholeo' set apart and designat-
.0e ,hlrheth day of May in
(ach year as a
tCoRATIoN AND MEMORIAL DAY
l.n Inc object and purpose of
aien the people of our state
',e long since grown familiar,
'' 70 whose yearly advent they
'oA forward wit h increased
niue ,'. enchanced affection and
otter gratitude.
10 the soldier and sailor who
0"neo a HE of largest love for
)" country by a death of sacri-
se On the field of battle. to him
no Went forth to never return
1ln who did return. only to
y 'a'u away to rest in the quiet
ls'oe or meadow; and to ioir
aa who is yet with and among
% these, is this Nation in.
'V.ed Tor the Preservation OF
..s integrity, for the peace and
sa sa.e'y she enjoys, and for the
s''ehahce Of the proud posi-
~ sue occupies; and indeed i
's 'ssns but fitting that on one da,
Iads taea year we should acknow
~, . 'ne debt of love and, a,
~. ''idy pay our tributes O,
memory en- and reverence.
tbon ~ .ne coming Memorial Day
tbs, 'iofe' :. | would earnestly urg,
,.n = oe not given over t,
VI sports, but that it b,
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23
Those minnea-
polls Boosters

Tuesday afternoon was made
memorable by the happy arrival
of the boosters of Minneapolis
a hundred or more strong, ac-
companied by the fanfares of a
fine military band, pennants,
badges. souvenirs and whatnot.
They were taken in tow immedi-
ately and escorted to the Com
merclal club as many of the
! bunch as could get in. A number
of others at the same time using
their spare minutes in making
personal calls on friends and
customers.
At the club rooms stirring
address of welcome was made by
Frank A. Finch and a good and
Wholehearted talk it was, of
which his fellow citizens are vast
| ly proud, Without frills of rheto-
ric, Frank has the capacity of
talking straight from the shouI-
der and straight to the heart
and the Mlnneapolitans appreci-
ated that talk deservedly.
On behalf of the visitors, Mr..
George M. Gillette, one of the
more eminent spellblnders of the
bunch. presented the greetings
of Minneapolis. By dnt of his
oratorical flights of fancy, Mr..
Gillette has been awarded the
degree of B. S. at several points
of the line. Be that as it may,
in his talk the gentleman told
straight forward that the oblec
of the trip was strictly business
Returning to the depot, all
around visiting and getting &C
quainted was INDUCED in unit
the train pulled up and away.
The Mlnneapolitans surel
travelled in comfort. Three din
ing cars were in the equipment
to look after the comfort of the
inner man.
The visitors generously urge,
invitations upon their Lennon
friends to accompany them, ant
five fell to the seductlons of th'
offer. accompanying them as Ia
as Hettinger. These were Messrs
Paul {. Llpman, B. r. Watt. {
&. Slderius, f. A. Finch, and w
&. Holslngton.
At Hettlnger the visitors stop
ped for the night. The l1ettlnge
business men had a nice enter
talnment fixed up for them, ther'
being a banquet at their clu'
rooms. TO be sure. Hettinge
being IN a dry state. the banque
could not very well fill one par
, ticular demand, but this void wa
bounteously supplied from tn
afore mentioned three diners
and as result. wit, wisdom am
eloquence kept close compan
till the wee sma' hours to the aC
compartment of popping bottle
and ringing crystal.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23

E. Grantham. of Aberdeen.
was up from Aberdeed. as an at
torney in a railroad case. We'd
nesday.
Judge c. G.. Carpenter spent
Monday last at Mcintosh. at a
very busy special sitting of cl'-
cult court. in which he made
twenty new American citizens.
The Minneapolis boosters insist
that they are the original ralr-
makers. their trip having been
accompanied by coplous showers
all through the Dakotas. Well.
if they are and keep up their
good work, they'll always find a
welcome on the pralrles.
Messrs. c. p. and Douglass
Lindholm stopped over IN to" n
Sunday and Monday, on their
way to Jordan, Mont, where
they will enter the mercantile
business. Old time residents will
remember the Lindbolms a
among the towns early mer'
chants.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23

free from all lighter amusements
and that every individual citizen
of the Commonwealth cause his
observance of the day to be well
worthy of the occasion and in
complete harmony with its exalt-
ed sentiment and feeling.
In Testimony Whereof. | have
hereunto set my hand and caus-
ed to be affixed the Great Seal Of
the State of South Dakota, at
the Capitol in Pierre, this seven
teenth day of May. A. d. 1913.
Frank M. Byrne,
SEAL Governor
By the Governor:
Attest: Frank Glasner.
Secretary of State.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23

List sour land with Oscar N.
Sampson. Lennon. S q.
Get your feed ground ut Green
& Sons store while you wait.
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.rumcari News 065i
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of tho l@u'uri0r u. = Land
pni.c ~ TucumrnIi. Now N',.rt
Drccmhrr d.. 1919
\n'l.o is hereby p.y,n that Theron
:. sin. rf Murdpr y. ". who ODD Jan.
uary %, 1907, made II T. No. liljG rol
SWl, Soc -, Twp Ga, Rnp BE. y VI
y Meridian has filed notice rf ,ntcu.
lion ~ make Final Five Yoar Proof, 20
establish claim 90 'he hand uhovc be-.
s'fibci, before l.. y. Williams. & : Com
mIssIunc3 o. MuriYul. -. VI on 'hc
'ith lay 90 January. 1913.
Claimant name. e. wituossc-
William H. Coruotf. Firld y. ". Cam.
"rou Williams, NuIi.... y. VI. ~.
ward Green. NuriorN. y. VI. James
v Gr4'hor".o. NurdorE. y. VI
II \ Prentice. Rrgis', %
Poo '' Jan 90 ~
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IrBImrarI News OJ
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

ID''HI'n"n' u' '.. Interior /. =. Land
ON, PEI I.."ur ui. Vow N">.,,
december j.. l"t@
Nuilr, g., hereby given that stephen
Klr"hm,urr. Of House, Y. VI. who Oh
August %. 1905. made II e. No. 1901
rrr ~Nii SOC 3U. Twp ~. RnV 2NE.
y VI = Meridian. hrs GIrd notice of ia
'"u'iun q, make Final Fiy" Year Proof.
?" establish claim 10 the land above de
,rJ'hnl /. hrforc T.. t.. Williams, { : Com.
missioner e. Nurdoc,, y, VI on Tho 1871
Iav OF lanurrv, 1913.
Iiuf nJui uumc. H- witnesses.
". y. Wi'rhcr, Jordan, y. NJ, j.. NJ.
II. Dwight. House. Y. VI: y. &. link.
House, y. n: N'rN Wcigl. House. New
Novice.
Il y praut .". Rog's'rr
Iiro l, .I,u =. ~
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department Of the Interior T.. =. Lap4
ONCE ~ Iucumcari. New Mexico
December =, 1919
N"'Irr is horohv given that Robert
r. Robertson of Murdoch, y. VI. who
co., Or'ot,r q. 1906. made n L. No. l2l7:
ipr So, Sec 20 md Add1 10. O12I5l
uain Oo' ., 1909, for SWii See 81 Twp
GN. Rug 3lE. y VI T. Meridian, has filed
notice at intention 10 make Final Five
N"aI ru orig. Three Year pu Add =
Proof. o. establish claim io the land
ah,yc described, before T.. +. williams
T.. =. Commissioner at Nurdock. Y VI.
ON M" llth day Of January, 1919
Claimant name. u, witnesses.
William II. Williams. Luther .. Hud.
SION. g . WATSON. nil Of Kirk, y. VI
lonu u. roror. 81 Nurdock. y. NJ.
Y. \ Prentice. Rcpi,'or
l',, % lam 90 -
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department ni iu, Inferior T. -. Land
ON ., ~ rNrumruII, New Ne, ro
Druumbur 3. 1912
NUt.., l, hereby given that Pedro
Borqucl. ct quay. ". VI. who on Mar
iD, 1905. made n T. Scr so. Utji5, so.
11ll. .or NEII ~NI NJ seq See u
1nt \N' ~Wl Sec 10, Twp ~, Rnp
2"E, y VI T. Meridian has filed notice
vt intention 'o make Final Five Year
rrno'. FL, establish claim 80 the land
r'u.r ru.or'bri. before Register and
kr.oI. 81 7 = Land ONCE ~ ]Turumrari
\ W. uu '.r 18Th day Of January, 1919
Claimant names n. witnesses:
IIiiaIIu Hurqunl, Luis Burqucl Jose
Nilu..'u. Nn.or.u EuIuual. n'' ~ Quay
Vow NuN. ...
g. s rr.u'..,. Register
Dr. rs Ill. boo u,
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j.. Pcvcler. Of Dodson, Y. VI. who on
February r, 1905, made II T. No. $4,000
for |iit MEL and ~ SEA Sec. 70,
Twp ~. Rup 29E., y VI = Meridian,
ua, filed nurirr of Intention to max,
i.uD. |hroc Year Proof. 10 establish
claim 80 .h, 'nud above described, ho.
tor" ,jrpi.tcr aud Receiver y : Land
Onicc ~ Turumcari. Y. VI. 90 The 18Th
day ol January. 1913.
claimant uUuiu- ~ WI'urssr..
f.. i. Briscoc. &. " Jones. i. W.
son. y. NJ
Il. \. Prentice. Re st"r
t,r. ~ jan IU 81
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\o Dla.-' for NEH SEC 90, Twp 5N
Ring BOZ. - VI = Meridian, has filed
OF intention o. make Final Five
Nour Proof. 'o establish claim 10 the
.ui uvu,. described bcfor, L. +. Wi
INNS. T. = Commissioner at Murdoch
y. ". un 'u" "u'n day of January, 1913
Claiu.u' namy. Co.. Witnesses
Nirgii Robertson. Marshall j.. Rob
por.Du. John D. poyurr. william -
Howard rIl % Ard. y. NJ.
u \ Prentice Register
D,. d.. Iu. ID. 81
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JrumrHri News O7
MOI ICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ct the interior T.. =. Land
on % IurumrnIl. New Mexico
December o.. lpIH
\u'.yy I- hereby given that David Z.
lau.I.r. of Amarillo. Texas. who on Mar
Il, 1907, made II T. 40. 1904. for NWl
Soc Nv. Twp 81. ring alE. y VI p Me
ridiau, hu, filed notice of intention 20
make Final Communication Proof, 10 -
.ahl.,u claim o. the land above descrih
ed brror, T.. f.. Williams. 4 : Commits.
-Iourl. H' Murdurk. y VI ON mo lG'h
day ct january. 1913.
Claimant uamu. a, witnesses;
Luther .. hudson. kirk. y. NJ. Cal
yin o. WATSON. kirt. y. NJ. Joseph
IT, " Mrkocu. Forrest. y NJ Frcl
tnrp.. KlrE. y VI.
r. \. Prentice. Register
De. IS Jan IL ~
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FAMOUS STAGE BEAUTIES

look with horror ON skin EI%uptions,
Blo'rhos, Sorcs or Pimplcs. They don 7
have them, nor will any ouc, who uses
Rueklon', Arnica Salyc. II glor,Ges
The f1cc. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish
hotor" r. T. cures sore lirs, chapped
hands, chilblains; heals burrs, cuts and
bruises Unsurpassed for, piles, .huy II
'5r ~ Flh Drug store.
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IrUWr.r. NcW~ OiG
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

I'.ror'u.n. nt 'Hy Iutoriur T. = L1nt
u0,., Pc Turumrari, New Mexico
p ,nmhor n. 1912
Nr'lrD b., hcrchy given that m II.
Bedford, ot Norton, y. NJ. who on Apri1
II, 1906 made II t. 80. S0S7 for 81.
Sci SEl SWI Soc Z and NEH NWH
500 T., Twp az, RING 32E, y VI No.
ridion. has filed notice Of intention 20
MAX" F"uu, Five Year Proof, 10 cstab.
lish claim TO the 'aud above described
before Register aud Receiver T. = Land
Ghicc q, Tucumcari, n NJ on the oath
day Of January, 1913.
,.nlwHut names rs Witnesses
y t. Ahlwardt, clyde Dean, 3. C..
Marcus. Nittorau u Montana, al' #
Norton. y. VI.
r. \. p.rrrirr. Reg s'rr
De-. 90 Jam = r.
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News uT4p
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department OF the Interior I, =. Land
Office ~ ]iurumcari, New McNico
December :, l9l9
No'.ro &, hereby given that Jess y
Jones, OF McAliStcr, Y. NJ. who on Apr
.. 1907, made ~ T. No. 5000, for NWh
Soc o., Twp GN, Rng 30E. Y VI = Ne.
ridian, ma, filed notice Of intention 10
make Final Three Year Proof, TO rs.
tahlisA claim To the land above de-.
scrihcd, before l.. I. Williams, T. :
Commissioner ~ Murdoch y. VI ON
tho 9l,' day Of January, 1919
Clain:nt names a. witnesses:
Il. ". Hodges, McAlister, Y, NJ; VI.
d, Freeman, McAlistcr, \. NJ; :. +.
Green, Ragland. y NJ; W. II Green,
RaglaNd, y. VI,
Il \. Prentice, Register
Dec 70 Jan 10 81
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Department of the Interior I. :. Land
OhDnr ut Tucumcari. New Mexico
December ., 1912
\o.lcc Is hereby given that George
II. Davidson, Of Jordan, y. NJ. who on
February 10, 1907, made II T. No. 1916
for SWL Sec Is, and Audl No. O124li
made Sept y. 1909, for W. sen MEL
SCI 500 IS and NWA SWH Sec Il
TWP y. RING BOZ, y NJ p Meridian,
hns f'ed notice Of intention 10 make
FtnaI Five Year IN orig. Three Year on
Add ! Proof, To establish claim 10 the
land above described, before L. +. Will.
Jams, T. : Commissioner At Murdock.
\, VI. ou the 18th day of January, 1918.
Claimant nance ~ witnesses
" -. Montgomery, John Eardin, W.
e.. Wimiugham. W. n. Morris. all Of
Jordan, y. NJ.
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N"n. ,'ra.n' OFF 'h" Interior T.. =. Land
Jn. 1' Tuaur.1r., New Mos 600
Drromhcr lG. 1912
Ny'urr , hereby given that Eva Ne.
In'ns. Dec, IirowuingH of Tlruucar..
y VI. who ur Angus, ~. 1910. made 10
J. y" u.@D.9, for l.u' g, ~. ~Wl,
>N IEI, $40 =. Twp lN, Rug jIr
\ W T. Meridian. Ia, flied notice Of lu
]'cu'Iou Goo mp., Final Three Year Proof
'p n-''N. -U claim 20 tho ana above de-.
SIC uoi before Rogis'cr and Receiver
= Land ONCE al Turumcari, y. NJ.
on 'u. I2'h l'y ui February, lII"
'tn. ruri names I, Witnesses:
llru.y Williams, Frank Iicbcudorfrr
Lutte Ridley. w.. VI. Howe. John Akin.
1'' o' ~luruw,ar., y. VI.
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department Of To" lu'orioI e.. :. IanI
20 'c ~ Tu'um,oit. New Nr,..u
Dcccmhrr -, 1919
Notice il hereby given that John VI
HhoadcS. Of Tucumcari. y. VI. who on
August ~. 1905, made II T. No. 95G2.
for Lots ! and . See :, Twp l.. ring 20
nuI Addl No. O1l997 made July Q.
1909, for Eia NWh sec 7. and ~
SWE Soc 6, TWP l2N, Rug SEE. y VI
= Meridian, has filed notice of intention
10 make Final Five Year on orig Three"
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department of the Interior u. :, Land
Of'cc M Tucumcnri, Now Mexico
December @, 1912
Notice is hereby given that samuel
:, McIlroy, Of Ard, n. VI. who on An.
gust Q, 1907, made n f. No, 1890, for
NWiI and on Oct 24, 1910, made Add I