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Evening journal., 1913-09-05
MANY Hurt i'm DAYS AcctDrNrs

Attendants at tho Delaware Hospital
were kept busy this morning by a series
of minor accidents cases. James Cal
dow. of No 6SS West Third street, a Ia.
borer at the plant Of the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Cooperation had The sec
cnd and third fingers Of his left hanl
badly cut. II was necessary to ampu-
tate the injured members.
Harry Kow1ezek. OF No. los Head
street a laboror in the F., B, 8 W. rail-
road shops; had his right hand badly in
iured.
James Duff. of Hockessin, was car
ried to the hospital with a badly
wrenched left knee, which he sustained
by q fall
Henry Biddie. at the Homeopathic
Hospital. is reported TO he doing we'll
He attempted to end his life by taking
bichloride of mercury tablets.
Jnseph Comanskv, who was badly
burned in an explosion Of gas AZ the
shops Of the Wilmington Gas Company
Yesterday afternoon. Is resting easy al
the Homeopathic Hospital.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
n FILL 2i2 and PA
lanes l.LU1UulbIs W. Ninth 81
Telephones
Undertaken 1903 1874
DEATHS.
DEATHS.
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william Henry Lumhsrs.
John A. Taylor
Ella L. Pennington
Charles A. Paris

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william Henry Lumbers.
John A. Taylcr
Ella l. Pennington
Charles A. Paris.
IUNBFRS-In this city, on s.ptenrer 3,
1aia william Henry, son 81 john ara
Liliio I,umhcrs sgtd ~ years.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attera
tho funeral from the residence o. his parents
no. III wilson street serlless 4" .-os
church On Saturday aftotnoon, AZ
'eioek fnirrment Newport cemetery.
TAYLOR--1n this city. on september =
1918. John A. beloved husband of saria
r. Tnylor ared So years.
Relatives friends. members n brnnay-
,rine Conciave No. 4. Bsrt1sophs, or =.
~ u and employees Of WILMINGTON Gas
rornnnv nre invited % attend the funeral
serviees from his late residenee, No. lll9
Pleasant street on Sunday afternoon, ~ :
o'eiock. Intcrmsnt A. slverhrook Gems
pyNNrNGroN-In Chester. Pa on Ser.
tcmher g. 1919. Ella J.. wife oi Howard
M Pennington. aged IS years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attena
the funeral services AZ the Residence of her
hro.ssr willis T. Ovsrdeer. 10. lfos
W.., street. on Saturday afternoon. ser,
ier,hsr g A. 2 80 o'clock. lnterment AZ
Riverview cemetery
pARIs-Tn this city. On September 4, 1918
n,'atives, friends and msrihsrt ot /. o.
O A. Delaware Ledse ! o O. = ana
pr.ndvvine Lodge No. SIS. Railway Train
man. are invited 70 attend ths funeral from
Ma late residence. No 522 East feurt
strs.t on Sunday nfternoon. A. O'Clock
Intsrment ai Silverhrook cemetery
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
COMMITTEE
IS NAMED FOR
CANAL TRIP

Congressman J. Hampton Moore,
president of tho United States Mater
ways Association has appointed a com
mittee 10 make arrangements for the
trip which the association viii make
TO Lorcwood Grove on september H.
The Nilminctonians on the committee
are Howell S. England and William 4
1udd The trip will be made on the
steamer Penn which will leave Philadel-
phia at . o'clock. stop at Chester and
arrive at the Wilson Line wharf IN
this city about II O'Clock Steps will
I've made at Kew Castle and Delaware
City. Members OF the Chamber OF
Commerce and other organizations and
their wives will make the trip. A
luncheon and a dinner will be served
on the boat The tickets are - and
may be obtained from Mr.. England
The committee will meet in the office
Of the commissioner Of navigation, in
tho Bourse Building. Philadelphia. en-
Thursday. September IL TO make final
arrangements for the trip.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

road. and proceeded through the 1T
tie lakes with difficulty, owing to car
buretor trouble. There were no seri-
Gus hold-ups.
The automobiles used on the trip
we're donated by the following'
John S. Mullin, William J. Nc
lcorkindele. Foss-Hughes Company
two cars, Street and Sewer Depart
iment. A. d. Warner. William L. Ham
mond. Wilmington Automobile Com
many, Jerome y. Bell Edward r
/ pusey. Joseph A. Nogel, Charles Top
lkis, T. Coleman dupont William L.
Hammond
Those who participated IN the run
were: Jerome B. Bell, David Snellen-
burg, Harrison Cruickshank. Fred
lerick Brady, James n Wright, John
liz. Rice, DR.. A. NJ. Hendershot,
lCharles l.. Story. A. ]. Long. Hiram
Yerger, George Dram. William p
White. George Carter, F. J. Williams,
John s. Mullin. Alfred 3. Moore, r. c.
Johnston. ]. r. Schultz.
William ropkis, Louis Topkis
Charles NJ. Schagrin, Louis Jacohv
Victor Toplis, David /. Topkis. John
Ia. Mullin Gen. Theodore Armstrong
Walter T. Butler William {. Murga
troyd. Edward r. Pusey. W d. Bush
b. s. Dowdell. w. j. McCorkindale, II
A. Caspeaon. Fred Steinle. Harry :
Rodearmal. Ernest s. Taite Frank w
Alderman. W H. NJ. Schillng. T. w
Wilson. W. II. Il. Willis. S. L. Mar
shall. George n. McGovern, Iosepl
Norel Charles A. Rudolph. Thomn
NKrioht William Uavos 4 & killen
X. NJ. Pindell. Leslie Y. Christy, vii
liam y. Megear S. g. Bradford, vii
liam H. Sewer. w II. Gibbons, I. S
Fouracre, W. W. Bush and G.
, Postlcs.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
FALL FROM TRAIN
FATAL TO BRAKEMAN

Charles A. Paris, aged 81 years. Of
No 522 East Fourth street, a brake
man in the employ Of the p, B. &
W Railroad Company. who fell from
freight car in the Third street
yards and struck his head a violent
blow, died at the Delaware Hospital
as a result Of the injury.
Mr.. Paris has been in the employ
of the railroad company about twelve
years. He was married about ten
years ago, and leaves a widow and
three small children He was a mem
ber Of the Delaware Lodge. Odd Fell
lows, Loyal Order of Moose and
Brandywine Lodge No SIS. Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
nrATH or IoHN TAYLoR.

John Taylor. aged So years, OF No.
1907 Pleasant street, one of the old
est employees Of the Wilmington Gas
Company. in point OF service, died a.
his home this morning after an Ill
ness Of several months Mr.. Taylor
is survived by a widow and four
daughters. The funeral services
will be held al his late desidence, ar
2 o'clock. Sunday afternoon, with
interment in Riverview cemetery.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
PHILApgLPHIAN UNDER ARREST,

Special Ofiicer McVey, Of the Peo-
pies Railway Company. arrested
Frank Fati at Brandywine Springs
last night on a charge Of assault and
battery on a young woman on Ris-
ing Sun car on August 26. Fati re-
NAMED at the police station last night
He will be given hearing before
Magistrate Buckley this evening. He
lives in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
nAnars Gn AGRnrNn.

While proceeding down the Della
ware river yesterday near New Cas-
tie. the harges San joaquin and r. r
Thomas went ashore. They were
bound for Providence in tow of the
tug Edward Luckenbach. They were
later hoated
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
rn nEsrR0Y DIN sTEAMER.

The old side-wheel steamship Nor
gan. built at Wilmington in 1855, will,
in few DAYS. be towed from New
York TO Baltimore to be broken up
for old iron. The Morgan was dam
aged recently in a collision In the
Gulf OF Mexico.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
Roy KNOCKED FROM BICYCLE

A hoy employed in Alexander's gro
cerv store was knocked from his bicycle
BY an automobile at Tenth and Frencl
streets shortly before noon today an'
slightlY injured.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

ministration is trying TO put farm i'm
pements on the free list The United
States. he said. has led the world for
many years in farm implements The
duty. he said, should be taken on the
steel that is used in the manufacture of
the implements, not the tariff from the
implements
Following the speeches a program
Of athletic sports was carried on
and baseball game between the
grangers was played.
The farmers institute elected Ar
mold Naudain, Jr, Of Marshallton
president The main subject discuss
ed al the meeting was to give a two
days institute in Wilmington some
time In January, the date 10 be made
known later.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
& HILL co.
Agents for the Pictorial Review Patterns.
Clean up Sale

On Saturday will place sale odd lots broken sizes
from stocks Each department will have special
thing to interest you We mention few:
womens Union Suits regularly 5oc special price. .S9c
Womens trimmed Drawers 19c
Woens SOC Isle Vests sale price Soc three for S100
Mems SOC Bsbrggan Shirts and Drawers sale price 3c
small lot Of Mems nainsook Drawers either o.
short also athletic shirts regularly sold for 50 price 0VN
GLOVESi2button length chamos suede Gloves, natural
white, for this sale .25c
womens length black silk Gloves sec values for 6ec
womens SI0o Gloves length ....... sec
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
All Millinery Reduced TO Clear
Dress Goods and Silks

We quote few of the popular materials for fall such
Wool Rane and BOcades Chnchss Wool Velvet Corduroy
Whpcords Wool Silk Cotton Dagonas Popins with Mate
ssses all coors We also have Popns Pongees Stns Crepe
Meteor de Chine the brOcsded effect all coor
20 pieces of 27nch black and white striped Voe wide stripes
Complete assortment of black and white check Dress Goods from
the small hdseye check the stunning draugh board hec
all prices .S9c to S250
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
Dresses and Waists

Special lot of piece Dresses large variety Of colors and
styles special sale prices Sl50 S4O0 and $500
White Wash Skirts that $500 $3.50 S100 and S150
Small lot of ST 90 white Waists mostly large sizes 69c
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
HAyMAkERs TO CHASE PIG.

Field day exercises will be held az
Shellpot Park tomorrow for the bene-
ht Of the Delaware Loft NO l-2,
Haymakers. One of the events VIII
be a creased pig race.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

The Wants are the tirst aid TO busi.
ness Advancement. They provide a
summary of tabulated information for
the buying and s-lling publie-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
Muslin Underwear and Shoes

essaine Undekirts all the popular colors special 81 Oh
Muslin Drawers with hemstched ufe sale price 25c
longcloh embroidery lace trimmed SOC
line all the models S100 10 $500
SHOES-n this department have make for the
Fall goods specially priced several lots fer
this sale. Your size may he among them
Womens low Shoes in patent dull ard TAM sale price Csc
Women's white Pump button Oxfords sale price S125
few pairs of siO0 Oxfords in tan and S1T9
All Of $500 La France Oxords, $500
Added Specials
Mems ST 90 Shirts large variety Of patterns
Lot Of Mems Shirts good assortment SOC
Mems Neckwear in the plain silk and knitted Csc
20 Per Cent Reduction On All Hand Bags Over $500.
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Franr., Scot returned home AS wcc'
from Texas. whore ua nu- been working
tII winter.
Raymond Love left for Kansas the
first OF The week.. having accepted @
situation.
i. r. Bartlett wa, in danger Of los
~ % vonrliur mule an saturday. Tho
animal becoming frightened Jumped
the barn door. rnd was badly en-.
Miss Rice aud Mrs. Rice have h"cr
'irh for some time win attacks of Ia
grippe.
Mrs, Louise O'Connor CAV" q birth
lay dinner On sunday, in honor OF the
birthday Of Mrs. q. '. Bell.
Last Week. Items)
The farmers INST tutc h"Id ON Wash
Ingt"u q, birthday. ri 'hc North Side
school house. was undoubtedly the most
successful educational meeting ever
held IN this part Of the county. The
best display Of farm products was cN
hibitcd by Il. &. MDorc, who had sew.
crnl varieties of beans. bunch butter,
bunch ,prrkled, bunch apcrklcd.red,
running huttrr, WAX. Mexican aud lima;
tour varieties of peas, white crowdcr,
bllchcycd, lady and rice; onions, red
and whit" muitiplicr,: ra,haw,, long
aud Ioonh white. chill peppers, turnips
native grapes, Johnson grass, hahir,
maze, shufas. mustard.sced cane, aud
Egyptian whcat.corn.
Mrs. Rice, paper on The Silo, -
based on actual experience, was excel,
lem, and exact IN explanation. The
demonstration. lu he culinary art By
Mcsdnmcs Minnie Moore, Louise O'Cou.
nor. aud Mary Timer were greatly ap.
lrco.u'rd. even more, II possible, 10y
jhg gentlemen than by the ladies pres.
ru'. The addresses hy r. {. Moore. K.
T.. Parker and i. ". F.hart were very
helpful. aud the discussions following
were participated in heartily with q
gr"pt benefit tC all. The demonst ration
FOO actual stacking. scientifically, hy \.
Il. N"ddou, which closed the program
was a revolution to many Of the young
or men present, who followed every De.
'ail attrntjvcly.
Demonstration pictures were taken
bv Roy Reed. Music was furnished by
me North Side papilS, The occasion
was received with such enthusiasm 'hn'
many have proposed monthly gather.
iugs ot IN" Same nautrr.
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rucumcari News Serial No. Ol57G7
and Serial No. Ol57js
U. s. LAND OFFICE AT TUCUMCARI
NEW MEXICO, JAN. 7, 1913

Notice is hereby gwen, that in pur.
,uauce of the Act Of Congress approved
May 10Th, lSt2 and through tho further
act approved August Attn, 1892 ''Provld-
ing that any person authorized TO enter
lands under the mining laws Of the
United States may enter lands that arc
chiefly valuable Tor buIlding-stone, un.
der the provisions Of the law relating to
placer mineral claims, - Lille Is. La
mar aud Leonard NJ. Lamar have made
application Tor patent to a certain
placer mining claim situated in the La
mar Mining District, County of Quay,
state of New Mckee and described by
the official plat and ield notes on file in
the onicc Of Register and Receiver OF
the United states Land Office, Tucun
carl, New Mexico, lu the IucumcarI
Land District as follows Al of lot
3, Sec. 81, Twp. II y, Rug 81 T., n. NJ.
T. NJ, containing ii.jO acres and fur.
turr described by mctcs and bounds as
follows beginning at the Northwest
corner of lot 3, sec 81, Twp. II y, Rng
81 f., marked "Corner No. - thence
south twenty chains 20 Corner No. >,
thence east 2O.1i chains 70 corner No,
3, thence north 20 chains 20 Corner No.
(. thence west 20.1I chains 10 corner
n. T.. tine place 5t beginning and CON
timing II and $4,000 acres.
And further, that under the prOvis.
ions ~ Tho acts Of CONGRESS above sct
ont, Lille b. Lamar and Mrs. G.. \.
Lamar have made application for pat.
emf POO 70 r%crtaiN placer mining claim
situated 100 the Lamar Mining District,
! Comfy If QUAY, state of New Mexico,
4 and described ou the official plat and
field notes on file i'm the Office of the
Register and Receiver Of the United
Statos Land Office, Tucumcari, New
NrNi... in the Tucumcari Land District
/ %. follows. The sen Of he NWH Of
/ fhc SWI and SWH 81 the NEH Of
the IV1f Of Section 30, in Township
- y. Range 81 East. y. NJ. r. NJ, and
containing 20 acres and described 10y
mctes and bounds as follows; Begin.
ming NJ n point in the center Of lot 3
section 30, Township ]" y, Range 81 f.
marked ''Corncr No. - thence south
10 rhaius 10 he line dividing lots 3 ant
g in said section. township and range
Corner No. ., thence cast along said
line 20 chains 10 corner No, 2, thence
north 10 chains 10 corner No. I, whicl
Is IN the center ~ the NEH Of the
SWH ~ Section 30, Twp. and Rang'
aforesaid. thence west % chains - thu
place Of beginning and containing %
acres. There are no adjoining Minini
Claiums ~ any Kind or nature soevcr,
v. 4. Prentice, Register
First publication Jan. II, 1913.
Second publication Jan. %, 1913.
Third publication Jan. ~, 1913.
Fourth publication Feb. Z 1918.
with publication Feb. IA, 1913,
Sixth publication Feb. 81, 1918.
Scxcuth publication Feb. 2s, 1919,
EIGHTH publication March Z, 1913,
Ninth ;ublication March ~, 1919
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..I. ."'i.g ~ hi sold home
20 Rance ~ 'nn present time.
u \ Woodward ha, made applicu
Jion % mohr final proof ou his home
stead. o. -
i. ". Kri.ay and John T. Browa
made q trip TO Tucumcari last week 20
make application 10 prove mp their
homc.tcads.
several If Che nc.ghbors made q trip
go the brakes and got som wood for
n. e. Greer. s.. last week, Of which
Mr.. Groor aud family are very hank
rul.
n. g. Greer who wa. stricken with
paralysis is improving nicely.
Mr.. Celia Jordan and Miss Mary
Cadc made o trip ~ Tucumcari last
wcck.
Mr. S%ncllgorcs is expected home in
q fcw days.
School NJ this place 4. progressing
nicely with Prof. Dunlop at the helm.
Roy. Higgins Of Quay held services
n Jordan ON the FIRST Sunday
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woman j. it,.
Their are 'hr"r hiud, 81 liars; jiIosc
who lr for amusement. those who lie
maIiriou,iy ana ncwspaprrmcn who re
fuse ~ make worn statements "a 20
their circulation.
Al days are short 20 ia" busy man.
some women work harder entertain.
,ug than they would doing a washing.
Tn" government is prosecuting a pm.
toni breakfast food concern on the
charge of having co!ucrcd the market.
The government, viii have a hard time
showing that any harm has bccn done
thereby.
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Serial No UTS3G
Enntnst " iGlE
7 OF
of the Interior, Z. :. Land
ONCE ut Tucumcari, New Mexico
March 4 lul3

department of the Interior, L. =. Land
ONCE ut Tucumcari. New Mexico
March 3, 1913
To John {. DiSmong Of Turumrari, New
Mexico, COntcstcc:
fou are hereby notified that Allen i.
Wilson, who gives Dodson. y. ~. ~
hi, p~ostOricc address, did on }rd lay
of March, 1913, file in this Office his
duly corroboratcd application 10 con.
test and secure the cancellation of your
Homestead Entry No. l7SiS, Serial No.
O7S3G, made May II, 1907, for NWL
NWh Section IA, NEh NEH Section
-. and SWh SWI Section n, aud
SEH SEh Section 10, Twp @, ring %
\ VI T. Meridian. and ts grounds tur
his contest he alleges that John q. hi.
mong h1, wholly abandoned said land
for z period uf more than two and n
half years, next prior 10 this date, and
ha, made no cultivation or other I'M.
pIoN,mcnts ON said hand within that
time, and said defect and default has
not M this time been cured,
You ate. therefore. further notified
that The said allegations will be taken
by this ofir" as having been confessed
nv Won, and your said entry viii be-
cancelled Hereunder without your fur
thor right 80 be- heard therein, cithc,
before TINS office or On appeal, il You
fail 20 file in this office within twenty
days after the FOURTH publication
Of this notice, rs shown below. your
answer, under oath, specifically meet
ing and responding TO these allegations
Of contest, or if YOU fail within that
tim" to file in this Office due proof that
vou have served a copy of your answer
an the said contestant either In person
or by registered mail. II this service
r. made by the delivery Of q copy Of
your answer 10 the contestant in per.
son, proof Of such service must be eth
81 the said contestant written nc.
know lcdgmcnt of his receipt Of the
copy, showing the date Of its receipt,
or the affidavit Of the person by whom
tho delivery was made stating when
and where the copy was delivered; il
made by registered mail, proof of such
service must consist of the affidavit
of the person by whom the copy was
mailed stating whom aud the p%ostoficC
TO which II was mailed, and this ahida
: vii must be accompanied by the post
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WHAT WE THINK

Opportunity b, fcIlc. Don't depend
o., much upon D..
\ Nrw Jersey man ha, declared that
70 person with "a short nose has no great
amour; of brains. There are u lot Of
people whose smclIcr> need ampuiutiou.
We hear a great deal about following
the beaten path. hu, oli progress is
made by those who have tho nerve 10
make a new path.
\ Washington man has engraved the
alphabet ON q pin head. lie could
probably put his brains on the point Of
the same pin and have sufficient room
lct' "a build a fence around hem.
\ live man should not nave q widow.
The proposition Of examining man
and woman before marriage 20 see thai
'l.s arr mentally sound is too phohib.
tory.
I'm, Dom Worry CLUB is short Of
'%orru.',,
There &, no use IN making excuses for
mistakes. No one suppo-cs they are
made on purpose.
.,,r f,cc un,,r brings you any
iuIug bat more trouble, Cheer up!
Public sentiment is becoming II more
powerful influence every day,
,I,, h,,t an hov many democrats
mara mr., ,hcso DAVIS.
,,,,, .irl rrochc. - ,ho migh.
,.l. m,,r, vb,r,'. No none
r .,,.. chm, ,,,ioJ
san, f,Il. o., nuy uo,r. from butt.
, nn,, o,b,r r@.,rIo,. b,.ip...
rb.. ob,., ,Iv.,y. yaI.. for those
.u.., .ho wo.o. ,r sin
Som. ,,rl. ,hn 5oIiont IN LAYING bare
IN. s,rroos of o,bcr. claim ,o br chris.
lam.
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1856
Nucumcari News Oi3-
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Department o. the Interior t.. = Land
Office ut Iupuw,uri. Now Mexico
February -, 1913
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
VI. Moore, of Turumcari, y. NJ. who
ou January ~, 1906, made II T. 40.
$500, for d. NWi aud bot, and
.. Sec Z. Twp 9N, Rng BE, y VI T.
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
20 make Final Five Year Proof to os
'abli>h claim 20 the land above de-.
-crIbci, before Register aud Receiver,
T. : Land Onicc at Tlcumcari. s. VI.
on the lO'h day Of April, 1913.
t|nimaut names rs witnesses:
T.. T.. Moore. i. \. Moore. G.. r. Odc'.
Y. y Wayne, an of Tucumuari, y. VI.
v \. Prentice. Register
Fob % Mar 81 II
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ol11so
rucumeari News OlllsS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

70. ull'mnut Of the Interior, u. s. Land
OH'., 10 Iucumrari. New Mexico
February ls. 1913
No iur s hereby given that Thomas
~ Jennings, OF Quay, n. NJ, who, on
Npril j. 1870, made II f. No. Sis,
Tor SEA sec 80 aud Addp No. O1lls2
uadc Mag ., 1909, for SEA NWA and
~Wli NEli aud amended on March
80, 1910, tp embrace Eia NWH and
VIZ Nh SEQ. 80. Twp 9N, Rng 30E,
y VI T. Meridian, has filed notice Of in.
'cut.ou .y make Final Five Year on
orig; Three Year on Add1 proof, "
establish claim 90 the land above de.
,.r.bcd, before Register and Receiver
O. = Land ONCE, az ~Tucumcari, n. NJ,
900 the 18th day Of April 1913.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
i. L. KuyhcuIall, w. A. Stewart, l..
D. Hunt, q. Il. Hunt, all Of Quay, New
Mexico.
Il A. Prentice Register
Feb 2s Mar % 81
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I"uNuHdIt News V4-i
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DrVuTIWrU' " Inc InicrI0r, Z. y. IauU
Onir" 40 Iucumcari, New Mexico
February IS, 1913
hottie, is hereby given that Pink 4.
WiI.iugham, Of Tucumcari, y. NJ, who
~ June i, 1906, made II T. No. S722
iur -. SEA sec -, Twp in, Ring
'OE, y VI T. Meridian has fled notice
ul intention 10 make Final Five Year
Proof. 800 establish claim TO the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver T. : Land OIhce at Tucumcari
\. NJ. on the nth day of April, 1913.
Claimant name, a. witnesses:
Lee Hamilton, Ii. Afford, Otis Afford
Mrs. /" +. Sims, all of Tucumcari, New
Mexico.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-14
'ucumcarl NrN5 ul4l.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department oi the Interior, /. :. Land
OWnr 80 IIcumraII, New Mexico
February -, l"Ii
Notice j, hereby given that Pine!
., M1,ucsOu, OF Rag,aud, u. Nj, Wao
on August -a, 1907, made ii h No.
1879, Ior SEA See Is, Twp n, Rug
3OE, y NJ J. Meridian, has dled notice
Of intention TO make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before l.. T.. Williams
T. - Commissioner at Murdoch, y. NJ.
on the lIth day OF April, 1913
Claimant names a. witnesses;
William Young, Lee Hin, James ii,
johnson. james kcriaud, AL. OF Rag.
and, y NJ.
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