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KITCHEN CRAFT
FRIcAssRE OF FOWL

FRICASSEE OF FOWL
Have the fowl cut up into conven-
lent pieces for serving it, clean care
fully with water in which a little
dry inside and out. If the fowl smells
as though it were little longer kill
ed than you might wish 1t will be the
tenderer,s but in such event it is best
to rub a little soda inside and out
SIDE but do not use too much. It is
better not to have the fowl which
precaution, but we all sometimes get
a little poorer choice than we think,
especially as the fowl are not now
drawn before selling. The inside may
be a little smelly and still the fowl
be perfectly good in every way, if
properly treated as soon as drawn.
1t is best to have the fowl drawn
and singed, as we'll as cut up by the
marketman, then wipe over the pieces
as suggested, if there is the least
'sold''s smell. Take out of the package1
as soon as the meat arrives and put
in a cold room in large plate until
ready to use.~
Wash off the soda, put into a. kettle
and nearly cover with cold water.
Rub first with salt, pepper and little
sage. Bring to a boil, then set back,
closely cover, where it. will just sim
tender remove the chicken from the
broth, keeping hot. Skim off all. the
fat from the liquor, set 1t where it
will boil up well Season more if
NEEDED, and add one pint of cream or
rich milk Let come to a boil, then
draw to back Of the stove and. stir
in quickly the well beaten yolk Of an
egg and a tablespoon of chopped pars-
ley. Have the fowl arranged upon a
platter, leaving a hollow in the cen
ter. Take hot cream of tartar bis
cults, split and lay in the hollow up
on the platter, and then pour the
cream and egg gravy over chicken
and biscuits and serve at once. Use
boiled rice in center instead of bis
cults if desired
For a change toast with slices of
fried lean bacon may be served with
the chicken, placing the bacon on the
toast and the chicken on top, pour
ing gravy over all
HOT POT
Take two pounds of clear lean beef.
veal or mutton, four or five slices of
cooked or raw bacon or salt pork,
one tablespoon of rice (uncooked),
one small onion, one small pepper
pod (red), piece of bay leaf and salt,
meat in pieces about one inch square,
and scar in a very hot pan. Flour
the inside of the bean pot thorough
~, put in a layer of meat, some rice,
some bacon and continue in this man
ner until the rice, meat. and ba-
con are all used &Then add the onion
pepper and celery salt. Cover with
water, place in a moderate oven and
cook two or three hours. Serve in
bean pot. A carrot. potatoes, cut in
be used for a change. Chicken and
Belgian hare are delicious done this
way.
BRAZILIAN SALAD
Remove skin, and seeds from white
grapes and cut in halves lengthwise
Add an equal quantity of shredded
fresh pinea ppleG; apples, pared, cored
thinly sliced and cut in small pieces
and celery cut in small pieces, allow
ed to stand in iced water until crisp,
then drained thoroughly and dried on
cheesecloth Now add one-fourth the
quantity of Brazil nuts (from which
skins have been reInoved) cut in small
pieces. Mix ingredients thoroughly,
season with lemon juice and moisten
with a cream mayonnaise. Serve in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-04
uRGEs MUNICIPAL ICE
PLANT FOR NEW HAVEN

New Haven, Feb. president Perry
Of the Board of Aldermen presented a.
petition to the board, last night, ask
ing that body to request the corpora
I.egislature permitting the city to in
stall an artificial ice plant to make
and provide ice for the poor of the
CITY This first step looking toward
the establishment of a municipal ice
plant is of particular Importance at
this time when the ice situation is SO
acute. The matter was referred to
the committee on legislation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-04
A mn4hnrsn Ana,snr.

When Earl Ferrars had been con.
victed of murder great efforts were
made to obtain pardon on the grOune-
that he was insane. His mother beipG
appealed to and requested to write s.
strong letter on the~subject, answered
''welI, but if do how am to marry
.sd my daughters ?'-Green Bag.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-04
snftnninn the Blow.

A young Virginia woman who was
very III was approached by her colored
servant, who said. Miss May, nah
mothah dun had a cousin what had de
same ailments what you dun got" lis
that so. Cora 2" replied the lady. ''Yes
sum-" responded Cora, encoura ged.
s'but NAH nothah's cousin she died,
deed she did, .'WeIl, Cora" said her
mistress, angry that she should tell her
such a tale at such an inopportune
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-04

time, eff that's all you have to cay %
me you can leave the room and don't
come in again I don't want to hear
such stories" Cora was thoroughly
frightened at what she had done and
wished to ameliorate her Ill chosen
story, so she thought for q moment
and. turning to go, said, ''WelI, Miss
May, NAH mothah tole me she died
mighty easy"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-04

Mrs Homer-Don't you. thing yom
husband is rather headstrong for an in.
valid7 Mrs. Neighbor-Yes, and the
doctor is to blame for IT too. Mrs.
Homer-Indeed! And Why, pray2 Mrs.
Neighbor-He won't allow him to take
any nourishment but goats milk.
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Conhrmation.

During Lent, services in st. Paufs
Church, Kossuth street, will be obserV-
ed as follows:
Ash wednesday, morning prayer
and penitential office, 10 a. m. Even
ing prayer and address by the rec1or'
Rev. e. H. Kenyon, 1880 p. m.
Special morning prayer services will
be observed on subsequent Wednes-
On each Friday, evening service
with sermon will be at 1880, these
Lenten speakers occupying the pulpit:
Feb. Z, Rev. Henry E. Kelly. Bridge
p0 Feb. IA, Rev. w. p Downs, New
Feb. FL. Rev. l. f. Sheffield. Long
Feb. as, Rev. F. Fl. Bigelow. Bridge
March 7, Rev. Henry Macbeth
March IA. Rev. w. H. Robinson,
Stamford
Week will be announced later.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-04

Miss Alice w. asks: ''Wil1 you please
tell a, distressed girl how she can get
rid of freckles 2?
Answer: It requires time to remove
freckles, but. by using Madam Less
lies FreckIe Balm according to the
directions you are sure to succeed. E1I-
posture TO the sun viii bring them
again unless you use Gloriol Balm to
prevent it.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-23

Mrs. Clarity and son, Frank,
of New Smyrna, Fla, were In
the city yesterday winding up
the affairs of their husband and
father, Mr.. John E. Clarity, who
died last week.
Mrs. Chunn, of Woodbury., is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Meyer, coming over
for the graduation uf her sister,
Miss Atha Meyer, this evening
Mrs. Virginia Ellison, of Al
bany, who has been visiting her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. G. E. Eli
son. is now the guest of relatives
in Ocilla.
Mr.. WI. Golfers many friends
are glad to see him out again
after an illness of several weeks.
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Mr.. Cooroe n Rrvant's hand

Mr.. George H. Bryant's hand
some two-story house on W. Pine
street is we'll nigh finished and
he expects to move in the first of
next month. Mr.. Bryant will
also begin Immediately the con-
struction of another modern
dwelling house on the lot adjoin-
ing his new home.
Mr.. A. J. Roush's cottage OH
West Pine st. is going up right
along and will be a nice improve
ment to that part of town.
Mrs. Clayton Jay leaves Satur-
day for Valdosta to visit her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley.
D. D. Lovett, at present connect
ed with ChurchweII's at Waycross
las accepted a position with the
firm in this city and will be found
at Churchwell's after June 1st.
Mr.. Lovett has number of friends
in Ben Hill county who will be
pleased to know that he will again
make his home among them.
Mr.. Pate of Hawkinsville spent
Wednesday and Thursday in the
city.
Miss JeAima Hogan is visiting
relatives IN Ocilla.
Mrs. D. K. Harrison has re-
turned to her home in McRae, af-
ter visiting her daughter Miss
Nettie Harrison who has been quite
ill at Capt. Newton's home on
West Oconee Ave.
j. H. Harris was granted per-
nit by the Mayor to erect a
Theatre in the rear of the stores
formerly occupied by BealPs and
Killburn's Furniture stores on E.
Pine. Approximate cost of the
building to be $4,000. Montgomery
Amusement Co. of Savannah and
jacksonville are said to be the
Iessees.
Marcus Luke jr, of Ocilla trans
acted business in the city Thurs
day.
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MRS. KICKER ENTERTAINs

FOR MISS MAY WILCOX.
Among the social affairs of the
season, one of the most unique was
that given Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. George Kicker, the re-
firing executive board of the
Woman's Club being invited and
Miss Mae Wilcox, a popular bride
elect, and who was treasurer of
the club last year, being the honor
guest.
The delightful way the meeting
terminated was complete surprise
to Miss Wilcox, as she had been
informed that it was merely for
the purpose of attending to some
unfinished business and that her
presence was very necessary. In
the absence of Mrs. Russell, the
president, Mrs. Harold Beall pre-
sided and managed most skillfully
the matter of concealing the real
object of the meeting until the
proper time. The following is
complete report of the affair, writ
ten by the club reporter, Mrs.
Almonte Jones, in her character
istic expressive manner; and which
was prepared previously and read
at the meeting:
The retiring executive board of
the club was summoned to meet
promptly at 4::30 Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Kicker, to con-
slider a matter of great Importance
to the club as a whole and to one
member in particular.
1t was called to the attention of
the board that the fair treasurer
had been holding not only the
clubs--money--but also hearts and
diamonds and with her the heart
was the trump and the club the
loses.
1t developed that she was plan
ming a voyage on the sea of matri-
mory, intending.to embark June
25th and sail by way of the moon.
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C., A. Holtzendort
DENTIST
2nd Floor Rooms 2O8'9-1O
rbutt-D onovAn Bldg.

Mrs. Cecil Brown and son.
James, are visiting relatives IN
Vienna for several days.
Mrs. Duand Jackson went up
.Ato Macon yesterday for visit
it'll relatives.
" Mr.. G. E. Ellison is up from
Douglas for a few days visiting
his family.
Rev E. J.. Hammond, district
Superintendent, was in the city
last night, holding quarterly con-
ference at the First Methodist
Church. Rev. Hammond, VINO
makes his home in Atlanta. was
formerly of Fitzgerald and has
many friends here.
Mrs. BouchiIlon left yesterday
for Jacksonville with her young
daughter, who has been very Ill
for seven weeks. The little one
is improving, however, and it is
thought the change will benefit
her.
Miss Emmett Bostwich left
Wednesday for Smithville, Ga.'
to visit her aunt, Mrs. I. ). Miller
Capt. W. H. Mays returned
Wednesday from Smithviile, Ca,
after spending some time with
his sister, Mrs. T. J. Miller.
Mr.. M. D. Young, OF Abba,
transacted business in the city
today.
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Mrs. Kicker served delicious re-
freshments. consisting of angel
food cake and Cupid's delight.
The Clubs colors, white and
green, were carried out beauti-
fully in the refreshments and
decorations.
In a few words right from the
heart, Mrs. Kicker presented Miss
Wilcox a beautiful solid silver
sandwich plate, the gift of the
executive board, as a token of
their love for her and their high
esteem for her sterling worth in
heart, mind and character.
With the perplexing question Of
protecting the young lady club
members from Cupid's darts
still unsolved, the board adj
iourned t o meet never a gain,
leaving this serious question
to be carefully considered by the
next executive board.
The members Of the retiring
board are Mrs. Russell, Miss
Wilcox, Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Seanor,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. T. j. Dickey,
Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. A. E. Jones,
Mrs. Kicker, Mrs. Gelders, and
Mrs. J. B. Wall, only eight of
whom however were present,
the other three being either out
of the city or providentially him
dered from attending.
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Sad to say it was too late to take

Sad to say it was too late to take
any steps to prevent her escape for
she had a lawyer on her side, and
the board felt that she would
Turner" deaf ear to any argu-
ment they might bring,
So the purpose of the meeting
this afternoon was to assure her of
their most loving wishes, to give
some good executive board advice
concerning "the greatest thing in
the world" not that she needed
, this tender sentiment explained to
her, for all felt sure that she had
had much legal light thrown on
the subject, and then another pur-
pose was to consider if their was
any possible way of protecting the
young lady club members from
| Cupid's darts, for the loss Of so
many young lady members recent
lY has grown to be a serious mat.
ter.
/ Mrs. Beall laid the matter be-
fore the board in very able man
ner, convincing all by her very
seriousness that something must
be done speedily. She asked each
member separately if she could
offer any suggestion but all could
talk nothing but love and more
love and still more. If all execu-
tive boards had this spirit of love
they W ould everyone be walking
epistles of the Is chapter of first
Corinthians.
When reports from officers we're
called for, love was still the theme.
The recording secretary's min
utes were sticky with love, and
the corresponding secretary read a
letter that she had received from
Cupid himself, it being a very
pointed treatise on matters of the
heart. The treasurer reported two
hearts and one solitaire in the
treasury.
After the reports of the officers
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The State Department of Health
has forwarded treatment for the
Putnam child, bitten by a mad
dop on last Sunday. The sympa-
thies of the community is with the
little one and her family. An effort
will be made to either muzzle the
dogs or prohibit them from rum
nirg at large IN the city.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE

am now prepared N urrcpt bids ~
the following described property owned
bv the international Rank ~ commerc,
Turumcari, \ NJ.
NEli NEh see - Twp ION Rug 30
T., and M NV, See 80 and SEH
SWA Soc ~ Twp loN Rug 81 T., con.
tanning 1862 ~ 800 acres, and SER
SWH, VIZ SEA See ~, md NWH
NEh Sec ~ Twp loN Rug 30 g.. con
tanning 100 acres, Quay county, y "
SEA NWh and SWlI NEI and lott,
? and 3 See I Twp lOE ring ~ f., con
timing 10 Gl.l00 acres Quay county.
\ NJ.
Lots G. u aud +. or Lamar, sub
div Of lots |, 2, 3 aud 4 Of Block ~,
original townsite Tucumcnrr, lots y,
Il and F Chenault's Sub Div. ~ lots
s, ., 10, II, 10 OF Block rs or Tucum
carl, Lots r G. d, and T. Lamar's Sub
Div Of lots =, 10, II and l2 Of Blk ~
OF Tucumcari, N. NJ.
Lot 3 Block 10 OF Tucumcari, n NJ,
A IS interest in and 70 Lots II aud
i2 in Block 30 Russeil's addition,
Lot 3 in Block s Of Gamble addition
IN Tucumcsri.
II. b. JONES, Receiver
Int irrational Bank Of Commerce
TuenmeATi, n N
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Tucnmcari News 0l2G2C
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAl ON
ol262e

Tucnmcari News Oi2g26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA1l oN
department OF he interior & : Land
ONcc ~ TIIcumcari, New Mexico
December 9, 1912
Notice IS hereby given TINT Freeman
II. Smith, Of Tucumcari, y. VI. who on
November 10, 1909, made n r. lAddD
No. nl262G, for Eis NWii aud SWT
NEi aud NWh SEA Soc 20. Twp IN
RING 10f, y " = Meridian. has filed
nctice Of intention "a make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim TO the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver T. : Land Office nj Tu
cumcari, y. VI. on Tho 22ud lnv or Jan.
navy, 1913.
Claimant ~ as witnesses.
Oscar Jahns. Oscar MrCasland. Jack
Davis, Tom Jackson. an of Tncumcqri
New Mexico.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department of the Interior u. &. Land
Office M Tucumcari, New Mexico
December 3, 1912
Noflcc is hereby given that Lulu C..
Anderson, formerly Lulu G.. Bryan. If
Jordan, y. NJ, who on Feb I, 1907, made
II T. Ser No, 06756, No ldsO4, for IWH
Soc 20, Twp ~, ring 29E, y NJ p Ne.
ridiaH, has filed notice Of intention 10
mG% Final Five Year Proof, 10 es.
tablish claim a. the land above de-.
scrihci, before Register and Receiver
u s Land Office AZ Tucumcari, Y. VI. on
the 18th dav Of January, 1913,
Claimant names as witnesses.
Mrs, VI. j. Bowerman, Walter Fries.
ncr, =. A, Stcfian, John y. Bryan, all
Of Jordan, Y. NJ.
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'Unhrrl News usp33-2lj
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department of IA" Interior 4 y Land
Oni'o ~ Tu"umcari. New Mexico
December II, 1919
Notice b, hereby given that Edward
II. Phelps. Of Roosevelt. y. VI. who on
Nov ~. 1907, made II T. Scr Nc Osg33
No 2lIo3, for SWii Soc 10 Twp 5N,
Rn@ POE, y VI + Meridian. has filed
notice Of intcrtion 20 make Final Com.
mu'a'jor Proof ~ ESTABLISH claim 70
tn" laud above described. before l.. =.
Williams, L : Commissioner, a. Mur
dock. y VI, on the sth day If Fob 1913
claimant names ~ witnesses.
lame. Il. Mace, House, y. NJ; James
II. Reed, Roosevelt. y. "; W. g. Woo.
ton, M"AliS'cr. y NJ; William Mooris.
Roosevelt, y. VI.
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News Oyl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
IS

I"uIr'm,nt of the Interior T.. :. Land
Oh,"' 1T furumca'i. New Mexico
December ~. 1919
Not Gee i hereby given that Ambrose
WIFE rms, Of McAlistcr. y. VI. who en-
Oct !. 1905. made 2ud n r Ser No.
o2ll5, ior SCI Soc -, Twp IN, RING
3nE, y VI T. Meridian. has flcl notice
If intru ion 10 make Final Three Year
Proof, 80 establish claim 70 the land
1hoy" described. before l.. +. Williams
: Commissioned ~ Murdo"k, y. VI.
on the 'ih iav of February, 1919
claimant uuWc~ zee Witnesses:
""o'"" W Gates. ISro" VI. Crawford
Byron l.. Fril,rl., J. \. Bolliu. an Of
MrN'i-,nI. y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Ol24sl

Department Of the Interior q. :. Land
ONCE at Tucumcari, New Mexico
January 3, 1913
Notice is hereby given that Willis f..
Smith, of McAlister, n. NJ. who on Dc.
tober II, 1909, made Addr Homestead
Entry No. 0l24s4, for NEA See 10,
Twp On, Rng BOZ, n NJ = Meridian,
has filed notice of intention "a make
Final Three Ycar Proof, to establish
claim 10 the land above described he.
fore l., 7. Williams, L. :. Commissioner
at Murdoch, y. VI. on the 10Th dnv Of
February, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses.
j. W. Smith, MCAlistcr, y. NJ, John
Il. Pollard. McAlister, \. NJ: 9. Lee
TarPlcy, Murdoch, y, NJ; Mareio A.
TaTley, Murdoch, y. VI.
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION

ointment OF the Interior |. :. Land
Onire al rucumcagi, New Mexico
December :, 1912
Notice - hereby given thai Charlie
l.. Nix, oi Forrest, y VI VINO ON Mar
/, 1907, made II r No. 1889, for NWi,
Sec |, Twp On, Rng BE, y VI p No.
r!dian, mas filed notice Of intention 10
make Final Three Year Proof, 70 cs.
tablish claim 10 the land above de-
Scribed, before L.. +. Williams. e. :.
Commissioned az Nurdoch, y. VI. on
the 2ls' doy OF January, 1918,
Claimant names as witnesses:
walter Mcbride. Forrest, y. NJ; Jo.
Scph w. Brrvrrs. Forrest, y. ". j. II.
Slcdgo, Forrest, y. VI: Cnidiu f.. smith
of Nurlork. \. NJ.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
EXECUTION

y e. %llomman. r.aiu'in, -. i. f.
Martin, Iillic Martin. and J. \. ~'roo,
80. $40.
N"' rr b.. n"r"hy p.ycu ,uor uudcr ami
ny viuu" Of, f, Wi Of Execution Issued
ou' nt re above entitled ,out', In above
'n'i'lot cause. and ~ me directed. /.
J. r. Ward Sheriff Of Quay rouu'y,
New Mexico. wj', pr January -. 1919,
- ~" front door of 'nr Court House.
IN h" Ci'y Of Turumrar. New Mexico,
AZ me hour Of - o'rlock Noou, offer for
sale and '".I 70 the highc,' bidder for
cash IN hand tho following described
lots and parcels Of rcai estate, ro.wit:
Lc' sixteen and tint part Of TO- Fir
teen ar' occupied by dwelling, an in
B,"rt -Four Of D1uh'. Firs' Nlii'o on
20 Fu'umrarr New Mexico. together
win 'ur Improvements thereon.
SAID above described rcal os.aie win
he SOLD 10 satisfy q Judgment n decree
Of foreclosure IN which said sDif \ lie.
f~c."n.v Judgment was roudcrcd against
j. \. street, the amount Of said dch
cheney Judgment being Two hundred
Eign'v Eight Dollar. and thirty.,hrce
cen, S9ss.33l with interest thereon
from Dcromh"r 9. l9ll, tin paid Al me
rat" nj 'wC.v" pcr cent per anrnp, %.
pctho' with rho eos, OF this sale.
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NNllSh fOh
department Of III" interior T.. =. Land
nni," at rurumcrri. Now Mexico
December 10, 1912
Notio" T., hereby given that Charley
II. Swopcs. of Quay. y. VI. who on Apr
~, 1907, made II T. Scr No 07G3s, No.
l72o7, for VIZ SWii Sec - & NwH
NWir See % y NEh NET Sec n 4
Nal No. ol22It made August -. 1909
for El2 SWii 4 VIZ SEA Sec 10.
Twp 3N, Rug 30E. y VI J. Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention 10 make
Final Five Year on Orig. Three Year
on Nddl Proof. 20 establish claim %
HE laId above described, before Reg.
and Receiver T. s Land Once N
Tucumcari, y. VI. on the s'h dav of
February. 1919.
'Inlmant names e. witnesses:
J." D. Hunt, Quay, y. NJ; Clint Craw.
ford, Iucumcari, y NJ. r. \. Wayne.
.Turumrari, y. VI: Rcbccra Crawford.
y. VI.
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News OI4l5-7OG.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ~ The Interior Y. s. Land
Ohi"o al Tucumcari, New Mexico
December ~, 1879
Notice is hereby given that John T.
Wilmington, Of Lloyd, y. NJ. who on
April ., 1907, made n r. Ser No. Oi4l5
No, 7oGi, for SWh See IL, Twp on
Rng Bic y VI + Meridian, has filed
notice cf intention 10 make Final Five
Year Proof, 10 establish claim 10 the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver U s Land Office AZ Tn.
cumca7i, n. VI. on the 7th dav of Feb,
ruary, 1919.
Claimant names M witnesses:
X. c, AbcrcrOmbic, Harry Hall, Char.
lie Ford, John Reagan, an Of Iovd,
New Mexico,
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Royal Arch Chapter

Tucumcari Royal Arch Chapter No
10 Regular Conyoca',ou 2rd nni iiu
Mondays Of each month IN Masonic nall
at 1880 .. m. All visiting companion,
welcome.
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Eastern star

Bethel Chapter 80, ~, Order Easter
star. meets IN Masonic hall every 2nd
and 4th Tuesday night. &C. S.ro p a.
N,. orr cordialy invited
~. VI. Mr.. l.l.'h ,.u
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loumcari News Og,S
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of tho Interior. Z. 8 ~
Onir" at Tucumcari, New NovIno
December 10, 1879
Notice is hereby given that james
NJ. Hendrix, 90 QUAY, y. VI. who on
March I, 1908, made " + No. 1890, for
W. NEli and wa SET see 9. Twp
~, ring @0E. y VI + Meridian, has fled
notice Of intention 70 mako Final Three
Year Proof, 10 establish claim to tho
land above described. before Register
and Receiver, T. : Land Onico AZ tn
cpmcari, \. NJ, IN 'hr llth day Of
February, 1919.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
r, W. Wallis, j. II. Wallis, Robert
Canady, y, y Arnold, all Of Quay. Now
Mcvico.
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