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LOOKING
BLACK FOR
It. BECKER
COURT ALLOWS DAMAGING
TESTIMONY TO GO IN
RECORDS

I New York, May 81 say the cops
ate fixed: croak Rosenthal shapiro
driver of the death car in which the
four gunmen rode when Kosenlnal
was kilod thus testified in the sec
ondi Becker trial today. The state
scored several points AGAINST Becker
today. The court allowed all testi
mony admitted. 80 -
"Bald Jack Rose repeated his tes
timonS given at the first Trial that
Becker broke" with Rosenthal when
the Gambler refused to pay Becker
$500 as part of the profits in their
gambling house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
IRVING COBB TELLS
OF PUBLICITY BENEFITS

Lawrence. kas.. May ls-"sound
al.erii-ins does not iesd 20 destruc-
rnn oi the saving Instinct of the
Am,rican people. nor To tae reckless
spending OF their none lt leads
10 Intelligent and rational spendin2.
were statements made ia q i.aper Dos
lHins s. Cobb read before the Va
ti1nll Newspaper Coniereuc= here TO-
ds!-
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dents she is said to have behaved
well while under sail.
Her rig showed a larger fore tri-
angle than was expected with her
short bowsprit, which extends out
board only twelve feet. This was ac-
counted for by her high mast Her
hollow steel mast was in the after Of
the two steps or the one made for
rigging her with two lower hcadsails
instead OF one. The mast appeared
to be about 103 feet long Allowing
seven feet for the stepping beneath
the deck, the spar would measure
about ninety -csx feet from deck to
cap. Her wooden topmast adds about
thirty feet, making the height from
deck to truck abou 1876 fee
Resolute's extremely large maInsail
for a boat OF her overall length Is Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
SUPT. R. \. WILSON WILL
| ADDRESS GRADUATING CLASS

State Superintendent K. II Wilson
will deliver an address 10 the class OF
the eighth grade graduates of Logan
county at the exercises 10 toe held
here May IL Miss Margaret Dooliiile
today received an acknowledgment to
her invitation. Superintendent Wilson
will present the diplomas TO the class
also.
Miss Doolittle is busy today prepar-
ing the program for the event
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
Rebels Capture Tepic City.

Mazatlan, Mex. May 1S.-An IN
confirmed report is to the effect tha'
Yhe rebels have captured Tepic 'iS,
which IL true means the opening Oh
tho road to Guadalajara and MeNico
c,tv towards which the march WIN
ha heeun Immediately. The ei'y'
Will small was considered import
ant owing to its strategic posino"'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
WOULD KILL
CHARTER Of
KATY RAILWAY
KANSAS WOULD DISSOLVE
COMPANY BECAUSE OF RE-
MOVAL OF OFFICES

independence. Kas., May l3--Action
to annul the charter OF the NJ X az
r. railway was begun in district court
here today BY the stale OF Kansas
through County Attoruof lse.
The action seeks to dissolve tae
COMPANY alleging that ID has yloiat-
ed its charter by Withdrawing the
general offices from iA" state.
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CATTLfMAN ACCUSED
Of BANK WRECMNG

Yates Center. May is-W t.
Toeaman a cattle dealer was ar
rested TODAY on federal indie'i'i'n'
charging him with connection WIZ
the wrecking OF the yates ~en''
National Bank.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
SENDING F00O TO PUEblA
AND MONEY TO MUsC0W
Attack on TampIcO By Rebels is
Resumed; Crazy Soldier Cap
lured By federa|s

Washington, D. c., May 13.-sec- :
Rotary Garrison today directed Gen
eral Funston to ask General Mas
what has become of Samuel Parks, an
american private who, while sup
nosedlv insane, rode through the
Mexican lines and has not been
heard from.
Like inquiry was transmitted ny
Secretary Bryan to General Huer'a
through the Brazilian minister Az
Mexico City.
That Huerta is preparing for
crisis i'm the dictatorship and mas
long been planning to leave Mexico
City with troops and make laS'
stand tt IPuebla, midway oe'weeN
Nleyico Citv and Vera Cruz, is under
stood to have been told to Presioeh'
Wilson today by Charge Oshaush
messy.
The President it is said. was III
formed that Huerta had plcNe'
puebla for his last refuge ana at
ready had begun provisioning fueo''
Realizing that he eventually must
he deposed, Huerta, II Is saiu' Nv
sires to acquire as mnch s'ofy 90
possible.
o'Shaunghnessy is said TO nave
told the President that Huel'"
troops number only four TO SIX 'ho"
sand men.
II is reported that lluerta mas peg"
shipping gold abroad, in cohleh'pi'
1ion of his exile 1t is believed Nv
will go to Moscow. ,r
Heavy firing at Tampieo' '''''
caasing abruptly yesterday was ie
aumed at midnight and the cohsu
,ntionalists say they expect 10 cap
ture Tampico before dark
According to dispatch to ''ie nav
aanartment from Admiral Mayo '"e
.asuo,,ies on both sides are heavy
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z.,t. 10 Wait on villa.

FL Paso. Tex. May 1S.-Genera'
rm,,;ano Zaata will not enter Mexico
CITY until the capital shall have oeen
occupied by General Villas troops anu
coreral carranza shall have es'ap-
,isbed himself at Chapultepec' aecoro-
ine to statement by Roberto v eS-
quiera. confidential agent o' ''''' '
Carranza here.
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SUITS IN FORECLOSURE FILED

Bartlett Borthers Land company to-
day filed two suits in district court
TO foreclose MORTGAGES Both suits
We're directed against William and
i,elen Mitchell The morisages cover
$40 acres Of land in the north part
Of the county aud i52 in southeast
Icg6u
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Rebels Against Mediation

II, paso. Tex, May l3.-The pan
for the pacification of Mexico now
hainy worked out by the s'o"tn
American mediators and which u 2
annonnced will eliminate Huer'a anu
establish a provisional government III
which both the adherents OF Huer''
and the constitutionalis's wo''iu 'e
or.santad will not he acceptable 10
the constitutionalists accoruins ~
oonstitutionaist officers here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-13
PRESIDENT GIVES WAY
TO DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
Concludes to Abandon Efforts for
Rural Credits Legislation al
This Session

Washington, May l3 Charles S.
Mellen, president of the New Haven
railroad, viii testify tomorrow before
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
according to an announcement BY
Chief Counsel Folk after a stirring
conference with Attorney General
McReynolds.
Folk after leaving the conference
said the conduct OF McReynolds was
such that did not care to remain.
Folk and Melen conferred until ,
o'clock this morning on the New Hay
an affairs McReynolds and Folk
came near having personal en-
sonnter.
President Abides BY Caucus
House Democrats in caucus last
night voted to limit the legislative
program for the remainder of this
session to antitrust measures and
appropriations bills Rural credits
viii go over until next winter
President Wilson viii abide by the
Democratic caucus action in aban-
donine rural credits legislation at this
session of congress
Representative Glass, chairman OF
he banking and currency committee,
conferred with the President today
and explained that, in his opinion,
the reserve bank will extend crehl'
aggregating five hundred million dol
lars on farm lands,
This wilt in a measure, cover the
around for which the rural credits
net was designed.
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'OR. HALL TELLS OF NEW
THINGS IN PATHOLOGY
Prominent Kansas CiIy Physician
Gives Informative Talk; Many
Able Papers

The real work Of the Oklahoma
state Medical association began
"Wednesday morning with different
sessions,
The surgical section with DR. Reed,
| OF Oklahoma City, as chairman, con
vened at the lone hotel, general med
icine section. with A. w White, OF Ok
lahoma city, as chairman. at the
Knights of Columbus hall, and the
eye, ear. nose amid throat section,
with DR.. cook, OF Tulsa, chairman, In
the sun parlor Of the municipal bath
house
Ladies Auxiliary
The ladies' auxiliary met In the
parors of the lone hotel and follow
ing the rendition OF an interesting
program repaired TO the residence Of
Dr. r. Y. Smith, where a luncheon was
given by the doctors wives OF Guth
rie.
Some interesting papers were read
at the different sections. The de-
partment Of gynecology was largely
attended and lengthy discussions were
held A number OF experts were
present,
In "A co af rAp
Dr. r. l.. Hull gave thoughtful pa
per on "infantile paralYsls' and Or.
Frost of Duncan, discussed "pneu
monia.
In the section of pediatrics DR.. A.
II Leeds, OF Chickasha, presented a
paper on The Skin During Child
hood"
This evening the visiting physi-
clans and ladies' will be the guests OF
the consstory at the Masonic temple.
An Open Meeting
An open meeting was held at tne
bath house. The meeting
was called to order by the president,
DR. Byrnm. OF Shawnee, invocation
was offered By Rev Nicholas Of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
on behalf OF the citizens OF Guth-
lie the doctors Of the state we're made
welcome bv Horace Speed with re
,ponse by Dir. Riser. Of Blackwell. DR..
!. w. Duke. on behalf of the Logan
ounty Medical society welcomed the
loctors to Guthrie DR.. c r. Day.
lean OF the medical department OF
he state University. responded in
lappy address.
An instructive as well as entertain
ug talk on New Things IN Patho-
ogy." was given hy Dr Hall. OF
iansas City.
The annual address Of the president
vas then given
IN Register Roll
Doctors registering today were r.
!, Brown. Bellemont. r Wachtel
oklahoma City: G. W Mutler. Tulsa;
. u. Hahn. Guthrie; G. W. Fisk,
s Petty Guthrie; f
1orrest HAYDEN. Tulsa: 2 w lIol-
,rook Perkins. " G. Griffin. We
eetka: ] W sims. Weleetka; W.
Alhert Cook. Tulsa J VI Pember-
on. Okemah: D Stevens Guthrie;
VI A. Warhurst. sylvisn; D D. Me-
henry. Oklahoma City; Harry e
lreese. Henryetta; B II Day. Alva;
d. HAYNES Buxton. Oklahoma City: C.
Dollar. Stuart; W a. Logan Lehigh;
3eni. " Ralston. Lindsay; r. II
Fox, Alfus, Dayy Garrett. Altus 3
Rawls. Altns: J. C. Matheny. Lind
iay: A. W White. Oklahoma city:
r Dar. oklahoma City; Horace
Reed. Oklahoma CITY. Y p Wilson.
v7nnewood, R Fl Rney oklahoma
'ftv. T. 3 Ferguson. Oklahoma City:
T C. Ambrister Chielasha: ] D.
srst wynnewood: y. F Ruhl, Pied
mont: Beni Davis. Cushing; II NJ.
Williams. Wellsion. " T Hamon.
Singer. Ross D. Long. Oklahoma
(Continued on PAGE s, Col a
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W r. Iibecouft. %, and Mary Lee
Nakvinda. 20. both Of Cashion. both
from Germany. were married by Judge
sTsng in county court this morning.
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What Government Foreoaster Reports
Via Ophelis

New Orleans IA. May l3-To-
night. fair. warmer in north portion
Thursday, fair. warmer.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-01-03
"The Natal Advertiser. +"

The excellent impression created
by the Royal Welsh Ladies Choir
resulted in the assemblage of a very
considerably augmented audience at
the second appearance in the Town
Hall last night. This large body of
music lovers, from the very first
item, showed its appreciation in no
measured terms, and there is no
doubt that the already high reputa-
ton of the talented body of singers,
SO ably directed by Madame Hughes
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-01-03

Thomas, will be so greatly enhanced
by last nights success, that the re-
mainder of a regrettably short
season in Durham will be lergely
patronised.
For the quality and perfection of
the choir as a whole, there can be
no equivocal praise, while the many
soloists are each to be complimented
upon studied, faultless renderings Of
the variety of difficult and arduous
renderings for which they were as.
signed. The entire cohesion of the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-01-03
Horse Laugh on Soldiers Who
Watched a Hole no Rabbit
Was In.

Exploration of the abandoped mine
near Ely has convinced Adj. Gen.
Ellis that Happy" Jack Hendrick-
son and members Of his clan were
not concealed in its recesses, and he
ordered the militia company and
deputies to return to their homes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
jnnn0n0nn nnnnnnnQnI

U00Q0Q0Q0 00QQQ00QQp
Our people will be delighted to hear
that we are to have another Fred
RAYMOND play this season. This time
it is Little Miss Susan and consider
ing the fact that there is but one
company playing this comedy this
season with hundreds Of theatre
managers clamoring for it. manager
Holland is to be commended for his
successful efforts in securing such
stellar attraction for his patrons.
The date has been set for Thursday.
January 8, and later announcements
will give information Of the opening
Of the advance seat sale. While man
ager Holland has lot Of very fine
attractions booked. Little Miss Su-
san promises to be the one big theat-
rical event. There is not the slight
est doubt but that it is the funniest
comedy that has been written 10
years and everybody enjoys good.
wholesome fun.
Advertisement.
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body of singers, directed by Madame
Hughes Thomas baton to a perfee-
ton of blended expression was
especially shown in such items as
Coleridge Taylor's From the great
heart of the waters" Can Cwsg,"
THE Snow" the bocca chnisa ac-
compartment which figured so large
ly in many of the concerted piecesi
was an effective and agreeable fea@
.ture.
This attraction will be at the Tab
ernacle Monday night, Jan. 5th.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-01-03
Lost Cow.

Lost, a lemon colored Jersey COW,
three years old. Missing from the
farm of Mrs. Mckee. near Edwards
mill about first of December. Should
have been fresh about last of De
cember or first Of January. Purchas-
ed of W. L. Brodie. Reward for
information.
S. L. CoWHERD.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-01-03
Second Number.

Sylvester A. Long lectured at the
Tabernacle Monday nighton Light
ming and Toothpicks." this being the
second number Of the lyceum course.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-01-03

On the last day o. the old year
three marriage licenses were issued
as follows:
Chas. H. Woodell and Miss Nora
D. Pear.
Byron Handy and Miss Myrtle
Carmack. ~
L. J. Hancock and Miss Bertha
Cunningham.
The first license issued for the
New Year was on the LIST, James
'Cowan and Miss Allie O'Daniel.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-01-03
Over Four Hundred Licenses.

County Clerk Stowe issued 4O2
marriage licenses during the year
1913. They were divided as follows:
Whites. 179; colorsd. 223. There were
forty-fOur more licenses issued to
colored couples than whites.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-01-03
Music Studio Opened.

Miss Katherine c. Follansby will
open her studio for piano pupils at
127 Fourteenth street, on January
9Th. Phone 978.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-01-03

We are prepared to do all kinds Of
high grade job printing. Try us.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-09-03

stolen. damaged or destroyed during
the fair.
The second day Of the fair will be
live stock and poultry day. They will
only be required to be shown one
day, Sept. "a, for award, but may be
shown all three days. Owner must
care for exhibit Of live stock or
poultry If shown on other days.
Valuable exhibits must be claimed
and taken charge of by owner at
close Of fair.
Community exhibits which are de-
sired to be kept together and return
ed to the community, must be in
charge of exhibitor, and must be
claimed at close Of fair. Notice OF
community exhibits must be given
two weeks before opening Of fair so
arrangements can be made for dis
play room for each community. Also
| advise about what room will be
necessary for community exhibits.
Community exhibitors must provide
their own advertising matter and
labels.
BE sure and label every exhibit
with name and address of exhibitor.
Judges will be appointed by the
association.
Judges will make their own rules.
The first name of each committee
of judges will be chairman, and in
his absence the next name, and so on.
The chairman shall appoint addition.
al judges to 6ll vacancies or to assist
when necessary.
Address all communications "a
chairman Of proper committee.
HARRY Fl. McELRoY, Secretary.
Tucumcari, N. NJ,
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NATIONAL BANK OF TUCUMCARl"
in the City of Tucumcari, in the County
OF Quay and State OF New Mexico has
complied with all the provisions of the
Statutes Of the United States, required to
be complied with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the bust.
ness Of Banking
Now therefore I, Willis J. Fowler, Act
ing Comptroller Of Currency, do hereby
certify that THE AMERICAN Ma
TIoNAL BANK OF TUCUMCARI" in
the City OF Tucumcari, in the County ei
Quay and State OF New Mexico is author
lied 10 m the business OF Banking
as provided in Section Fifty one hundred
ane sixty nine of the Revised Statutes OF
the United States,
In testimony whereof witness my hand
lsRALl and seal OF Office this third day Of
August, 1914.
WILLIS J. FOWLER
Acting Comptroller OF the Currency
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ALL EUROPE AT WAR

The greatest nations Of the world are
engaged in deadly conaict The whole
map OF Europe may be changed in a few
months. Brain is pitted against brain.
Drawn against Drawn.
Millions Of soldiers fighting. Thous-
ands OF war machines are in use. The
scythe Of death is moving the eastern
hemisphere.
Everybody everywhere is reading Of the
greatest international war Of all time.
For a postage stamp a day you may
have the mos, accurate and complete re.
ports Of the happenings. which each day
are given in the southwest's greatest
newspaper, The FL Paso Daily Herald.
As a special inducement to subscribers
at this time, we will send The FL Paso
Herald for three months and the People $
Popular Monthly a whole year for only
sI.so.-El Paso Herald, FL Paso, Ter.
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RECEIVERS NUTICE

am low prepared to accept bids on
the following described property owned
by the International Bank Of Commerr,
Tucumeari, N. NJ.
sEh Nwh and swh NEh and lots
2 and 8 Sec 4 Twp ION ring 81 f., con
tanning $50 si.IoO acres, Quay county
N. NJ.
Lots d, f, and r Chcnault's Sub
Div. of lots 8, 0, 10, IL, ~ Of Block IL
OF Tucumcari.
Lot 8 Block Is OF Tucumcari, N. NJ
Lot 5 in Block q OF Gamble addition
to Tucumcari.
Lots Q and 10 block 8 Rocl
Island addition, Tucumcari, n
M.
II. p. JONES, Recsiver
Int irrational Bank Of Ccmmcrs'
Tnenmesh. ". Al
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Tucumcari News
Tucumcari, y. NJ
Department Of the Interior
nited States Land Office, Tucumcarr.

United States Land Office, Tucumcarl,
New Mexico, August rs. 1914
Notice is hereby given: That, the State
OF Mexico, hereby makes application, under
The provisions Of the act Of Congress a
June al, 1895, and June 40, 1910, and TIM
acts supplementary and amendatory there
to for the following described unappropri-
ated, nonmineral public lands, in lieu Of,
or as indemnity for losses to its grant for
common schools. Said lands are situated
in the County Of Quay. Stat OF New Mex
leo, and more particularly described as
follows, ,owit;
List 2S44
Lots l. a. ), and SE Ia NV IA and NE
~ SW Ia Of Section rs, +. 10 n, X. 20
l., n. NJ p, Meridian. containing a total
area OF 200 81 aeres,
Allpersons wishing to protest the selection
OF the above named tracts OF land by the
State OF New Mexico should file their pro.
test before this Office on or before the ~
day OF October, 1914.
4o-St Il, p, Donohoo, Register.
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Tucumcari News oI72i
Tucumcari, N. NJ.
DepArtmena Of the interior
oI72tS

United States Land Office, Tucumcari,
New Mexico, August 3, 1914.
Notice is hereby given; That. the State
Of New Mexico. under and by virtue Of
the act of Congress approved June 40,
1910, hereby makes application for the
within described u~nappropria,ed, unre-
served. and nonmineral public lands, for
the benefit Of University. Said lands are
situated in Quay County, State OF New
Mexico, add more particularly described
as follows, towit,
Sta SWI-4 Sec. - and NI-a INVITA-
Sec. "a, T. - NJ r. 81 T., N. NJ. p. Mer.
idian, and comprising a total area Of
100. 90 acres.
All persons wishing to protest the selec'
ton OF said lands by the State Of New
Mexico. should file their protests in this
Office before the third day OF November,
1914,
X. =. DosoHoo
Register Of the U. S. Land Office
Tucumcari, n. NJ.
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Tucumcari News ora
Tucumeari, n, M.
Dspe rtment Of the interior
oI7zto

Tucumcari News oI74ro
Tucumeari, n, NJ.
Dspe rtme mi Of the interior
United States Land Office Tueumeari,
New Mexico, Angus; 3. 1914,
Notice is hereby given, That, the State
Of New Mexico, under and by virtue OF the
act Of Congress approved June 20, 1910.
hereby makes application for the within
described unappropriated, unreserved and
nonmineral public lands, for the benefit Of
University, Said land being situated in
the County o! Quay, State OF New Mexico,
and more particularly described as fol-
lows. ,owit:
Mia META Sec. az. T, I'm, K. ABE
N. NJ. p. Meridian; INVITA- INVITA- Sec.
"a, T. II N, r. as E.. N. NJ. r. Meridian,
and Sc IA Sc ia Sec. rs, 7. II N, X.
a9 e, N. M. p. Meridian, comprising a
total area Of 100. 90 acres.
All persons wishing to protest agains,
the selection Of the above described lands
by the State Of New Mexico, should file
their protests in this Office before the third
day OF November, 1914
K. p. DosoHoo
Register of U. S. Land Office
Tucumcari, N, NJ,
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Tucumcari News oi7r7i
Tucumcari, N. NJ.
DepA rtmeNt Of the interior


Tucumcarl, N. NJ,
Department Of the Interior
United States Land Office. Tucumcari,
New Mexico, August 8, 1914.
Notice is hereby given; That, the State
Of New Mexico, under and by virtue Of
the act Of Congress approved June 40,
1910, hereby makes application for the
within described unappropriated, unre-
served, and nonmineral public lands, for
the benefit Of University. The tract Of
land herein applied for is situated in Quay
County, State OF New Mexico, and is more
particularly described as follows, ,owit;
Sc IA NV ia, E Ia SW ia. Section
u. 7. 9 N, II. as E., N. NJ. Mer,
n Ia NE IA, N I-2 NV Ia, Section al,
TON, K. 40 e, N. NJ. Mer.
SW ia NV ia, NV ia SW Ia, Sec
ton "a, T. 9 N. K. 20 E., N. NJ. Mer,
NE Ia NV ia, Section rs, T. 9 NJ, K.
40 E., n. NJ. Mer.
Comprising a total area OF 400, 90 acres.
All persons wishing to protest agains,
selection by the State OF New Mexico OF
the tracts Of land above mentioned mus,
file .heir protests against the said selection
in this Office on or before the third day OF
November, 1914.
X. p. DoNoHoo
Register Of u, S Land Office
Tucumcari. n. NJ.