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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-08
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-08
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
GRANT COUNTY.
GRANT COUNTY.
Office Of the Commissioners Of Public Lands
Santa Fe.. New Mexico. August T. 1915

Office Of the Commissions Of Public Lands
Santa Fe.. New Mexico, August 4. 1916
Notice is hereby given that pursuant Il
the provisions of an Act of Congress, Ap'
proved June n, 1910. the laws Of the State
Of New Mexico, and the rules and regula'
missioner of Public Lands will offer at Public
Sale, to the highest bidder at I o'clock
P. M. on Tuesday, October oath, 1916. in the
town of Silver City, County Of Grant. State
81 New Mexico, in front Of the court house
therein, the following described tracts Of
Sale No. 500. SEX Sec. IS, Mex Sec. 10,
EH Sec. 70. NEN Sec. 81, 7. rs. R. 2w.
containing 800 acres. There are no improve.
nents on this land.
low, containing $40 acres The improve
ments on this land consist of house, we'll.
asd fencing. value $500.
Sale No sos. NWN Sec. : sWA: NEN
Sec. II, swH, NEN Sec. IS. 7. Ws. R.
f6W., containing so4.13 acres. The improve.
ments in this land consist of cabin, five
wells. fencing. and twenty acres grubbed,
Sale No. ss, sHswM. swMsEz Sec. 9.
SWNNWA Sec. Is; NHsEN, NhsWA Sec.
The improvements in this land consist of
fencing, value $50.
Sale No. so7. sHSwN Sec. 4, NHNwN
Sec. 9, T. yS.. R. DW., containing $50 acres.
Inefe are no improvements on THIS lana.
Sale No. sos. All il Secs. J, 4. S, s. ny
Sec. 2, All Of Secs. s. g. 10, IS, IS, NEM
Sec. II, WEI Sec. a, T. Us. r. lsW.,
Ell, SWN Sec. 2 EH Sec. ), All of Sec.
-. VIZ Sec II. EH Sec. IA, NKNEA, SWM
NEN, WV. sen Sec. IS. All of Sec. Is, SEA
Sec. q. All Of Sec. q, VIZ Sec. q, All of
SEC. q. EK, SWH Sec. %. All of Secs.
y, 50, "a, T. rs, R. 15W.. containing Is.
SEQ acres, There are no improvements
Sale No. SOP. EHNEH. E'swr<. s7u,
Lots ;, 4. Sec. ). Lots ), 4. SHcWti VIZ
sen Sec. 4, All Of Secs. 9, 10. Is. =. ETA,
SWN Sec. u. T. 33S.. R. wv, containing
ts0.19 acres. There are no improvements
on this land.
Sale No. $50. All Of Secs. %. IS. T. rs,
z. 17W., All of Secs. 1. 2, ). 4, S, ny, SEA
Sec. 6, All of Sec. J. VIZ, EKEK Sec. 8.
All of Secs. 9. 10. II, IS, Is, VIZ Sec. II,
All Of Secs. 10. 10. VIZ Sec. 20, NWN, EH
Sec. q. All of Secs. q. n, EK, EHNWK
Sec. q, All of Secs. 30, 81. NHNWN, sen
NWA, EH Sec. a. VIZ Sec. $, T. AS.,
r INV, Lots I. 3 4, SENNEN, .SWK
NwN, SwH. NENSEK Section ). All Of
Section 1, So Section =, NJ Section 5,
An Of Section q. WKNWN, SWN Section
=. EH Sec. "A. NKNEN Sec. Is, VIZ Sec.
3, All of Secs. q. q, ny, SWK Sec. 50.
W., NEK Sec. -, SHNEH, WV. sen Sec.
3, All of Sec. IS. T. 2oS, R. INV, wy
Sec. q All Of Secs. IS. lo. 20. q, 9, NJ Sec.
2. NEKNEN Sec. 81. VIZ Sec. 81. I. IS.
2 16W., All of Sec. q. 7. AS., R. wv,
~ Sec. 6. T.. Dos, R. low, SWN Sec. 1,
An Of Secs. .. II, Il. y. n. =, y. 8.
= 3. q 7. ms. r wv. eoatainias y.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-08

sHS 81; I Sea- All ii, Of s sfs; g. s W. s ESsEs
SWASEN Sec. IA, SH Sec. IS. All Of SEED
2, %. EIi. WHWN Sec. a., EH. NhNwE
2iS,. n, INV, NHNEN Se:. l. T. as, z
NV containing s2s9,52 acr.s. The improve
ments on this land consist Of house, corral
well, wind mill. tank. and fencing. valu,
Sl05s.
No bid on the above described tracts oil
land will be accepted for less than Three
Dollars $500 per acre. which is the an.
praised value thereof.
Sale No. 40, All of Sec. I6. T. 2,s.. R.
W containing $40 acres. There are no i'm
movements on this land.
No hid on the above described tract of
land will be accepted for less than Ten
Dollars Gl0.WD per acre, which is the APP.
praised value thereof.
The above sale of lands will be subject
10 the following terms and conditions, viz:
The successful bidders must pay TO the
commissioner of Public Lands, or his agent
holding such sale, one-tenth of the prices
offered by them respectively for the land;
per cent interest in advance for the
balance OF such purchase prices; the fees
for advertising and appraisemcnt and all
costs incidental to the sale herein, and each
and all OF said amounts, must be deposited
IN cash or certified echangc at the time Of
sale, and which said amounts and all of
them are subject to forfeiturc to the State
of New Mexico if the ssful bidders do
net execute a contract within thirty days
after it has been mailed ~ them by she
State Land Office, said contract to provide
for the payment of the balance of the pur-
chased prices of said tracts Of land in thirty
eQual. annual payments, with interests on
all deferred payments at the rate of four
per cent per annum, in advance, payments
and interests due on October LIST OF each
year, and such other conditions, obligations,
reservations and terms as may be required
by law.
Each Of the tracts as described herein
VIII be offered separately.
The Com missioner of Public Lands a. New
Mexico, or his agent holding such sale.
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids offered al said sale. Possession under
Of sale for the above described
will he given within thirty days
after date OF sale.
Witness my hand and the official seal of
the STATE Land Office this 4th day OF August,
A. D., 1916.
ROBT. P. ERVRN
Commissioner OF Public Lands.
-, ,. State Of New Mexico.
irst Publication August II, 1916.
Last Publication October 20, 1915.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN, That
the Board of County Commissioner,
of Rio Arriba County, n. N. have
postponed for consideration for op-
ening of bids for the building of the
Court House until Sept. 4tii, A. D
1916 By order OF the Board OF
County Commissioners.
Given this 18th day of August 1915
M. a. GONZALES,
County Clerk.
By NJ. Garcia, Deputy.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-08

|. There are no improvement. on ,hi. lad.
!, Sale $50. NHSWN Sec. i, NHNWH s.
!; o. ,N4HNkH Sc; il. sHsH Sec; !; i. at5;
!. EHSEN Sec. IS, T. SIN, K. 33E.. ST.
Sec. ~. 7. 32N.. R. SEE. containing -
acres. There are no improvements on NJ
land.
. Sale J9l. SWASEM. NHSEN, SEXSWk
sec, :, NwMSWA Sec; ). 7. 2sN., x. AeI
eoh'aihlhe ~ acres ihere are no improve.
"enIs on !, ms ,ann,
r. a,s " NZaNWH,. Sec. II.
"fS' ~ olt, containing l[u acres. Tiers
Sale 1913. Ma Sec. "a, NEM Sec. q, r.
ON, X. We, containing $50 acres. There
are no improvements on THIS land
Sale 594, EHSEH Sec. %, NHSWH, SEA
200 acres. There are no improvements on
his land.
Sale go. FI Sec. II NXNNyH NFH Sac "a
WHNWH Sec !, T IN % nv or..r.
inc $40 arres Th.r. 49,
on This land
~ ,'"'
H4le 81 Lots s. y SHNWH, SH Sec. {
NEA, EL!NWA. NWNNWN Sec. 10. M
Sec. H. /. ION, X. 3it.. containing l07Y.0
acres. The Improvements on this land csu
sist OF fencing. value Sl25.U.
Sal. 1Qs Io,s , . rt<Nrur< rur,<uo,
50 sec - To-
SEzVEH c.c n r. IN II 1870.
~ / "N'' ~ STE'' contain
an m ,hi. l, @D'e'' i"e'e are no improvements
"" ms ANU
sale go. Lots 4. T., NEHSWH Sec. IA
]. IN. r. Sac, containing i6.sO acres.
There are no improvements on tnis land.
Sale 4O0, ELNEA. NELSEX sec. IA. r
3+N, R. DE. c.nIainiug 10 acres. There
are no improvements IN this land.
Sale ml EISWU cWt.Stu Nz
SWtI. VISIT s. o NJ "a
So w wv S. { M ~ - ~
NFn NI,NVTtL Ni.SFE - -
r bF con, 5Tr,n,. ',1594 -'N..
no. ,mnr,yrnrnts on IN, s, i"e'e arc
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-08
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
LUNA COUNTY.

LUNA COUNTY.
Office Of the Commissioner of Public Land.
Santa Fe. NV Mex;co Aror., 4 ,o,t
No. ~ Ausu'' 'i'
Notice IS hereby given that pursuant t.
'he PROVISIONS "i an Act OF Congress-, Ap
pfovrd June ~. 1910 the laws OF the Stat
OF New Mexico. and the rules and regula
CONS OF tne state Land Once. the Com
misS'ohef OF fuoIic Lands VIII otter at pubii
sale, to the highest bidder at 9 o'clock. A
town ot Deming. County OF Luna. State o
New Mexico' IN, front ct the court hous'
therein, the following described tracts o
land, viz:
Sale No. ti6. So. SHNH Sec. 7, 81, 81
NWM, SNNFH, hthNEM Sec. s, All Of Sec
o. VIZ Sec. Is, All of Secs. 16, II rs, 70, 20
u, VIZ Sec. %. All of Secs q, %, %. 30
81, EH, SWA, NHNWM, SWANWH Sec. %
All Of Secs. g, - T. 22S, r. CIV, contain
ing ll,I3.W acres. There are no improve
mcnts on this land.
Sale No All NHNFH Sec , r 22S r
NV cor,mta On " ao IT,, N
pr w uu"", ny ,p;s 49, as, ihe'e are no I'M
S,Ie NJ a,e All of Snc: X - MI GEL
Sec 1s, r ms r 6W Al, NJ Secs , +
5oc D Wv an 49, y I' =
IN w < sc ow' in Al Ne q Sc Secs l. ~ Z > Lot ! Sec ss
SSWX So -, ErIrT g.. WI c. %,
All ~ Secs ., 36 W. Co. u WI c. "A
All If So a. Il r ,oc p Wv y
Scr 20 cfLSFK cEtISvvrI c. N - ,oc
D eWy Nyyv,/A' cFtMM'SsN ), 2e' nv; e.,
Sec ~ r 19oSS' p ssw con TmHI, n az
,c,cs Thc ,n al en- .J'' 49,
Gle, of ,ao hp - Nv .aun I'm on.
y, inr N T" Fsirha "ouSi sa"Ss ~en ana
r,i,n s7s.e m " anu ~
81. NJ 40 NrZcrn c., =, cw,<Nur<
Sac =, ci<cWn cnn cct|crn SSEE;H1cNWWn,TN
x SFFT So 10 riTI SWnn "a e. S 3N Sh "a 90" 80.
~ M M sFH ~ W. w" W. 't s. ~ % EH $40
III III NrE, "E,A'Ww W. sec g EH1 seSW;
a. &c &c y ,oc' D w &c %, ~, ~ ,zo ', 81
Tbc %, :. .pr,. '"' e ,Ii ~ acres 5;
t,nt anJ forc;r@ y,,,o ESQ anu o VI
Sale \ No. 40 W. '' Sec '" %. All, Of Sec. 40.
W. So, r. osc D euII' nn oe az, So'
~ Sec, w. y, a'S., e. W con.ninlns l2os.
u, ,bis "fr, '"ere 'e no improvements o"
S,,. NJ ~, Nr,<Nrn eu,<Nrn cEx
WI Ne 'II.r|s WHT"n 'G =
NY? Nw' sF HanS" g.. N q. ! VIZ Sc; se 10, ], !; r. + ns s,
6 oH r i ,Ic IVA sWW"% oTNEM; NgMowM
=, : i, 10, NV, 'ou,a'n,hs "".N acres;
= n' mpfovsmenr, on TINS 'ana consist OF
"n'in'; Nane ,.e
"a, NO, ~ NwaSwN Sec, ~ !. zas''
, N NV, '% ,his w. srres, s a ann improve, mp e
m,h'S on ms lana consist OF well ana COR
raj va,Se $50 :, r ,ss D
Sac No.. ~, i"t ! Sec. 81, T. 2sS., K
INV, coh'a,nIn; re acres me improve
m,n's on TINS land cons'" Of WELL value
81. NJ ~. ro.,s. ,, r ,sc D ,o,v
oaie no -, Iot > sec VI; l. @oo' X. ioW'.
containing ~" acres the Improvement
on ms land CONSIST OF a well, value sso.
Na,e 70, ~ - Sec All OF sec. y.
Mm4 Dec, 81, l. zsS.. X. INV, containing
ll,9.I aofrs; The Improvements on this .ass land
CONSIST OF shed weus; tenc'nS' value S2S,
sale NO 40. NWhSWA Sec, Is I. 2sS.'
H. NV containing W acres. The improve
ncnts on TINS land consist ot a wei. value
$9Ul .,
,,W N2' mo, 81, " ot SEC. ~ 80. X.
NV 'ontainine ofE" acres me improve
m,n.S nn ms lana consist oil iour we"s'
value stud
sac No, ~ EF Sec, Il. 9S., X. wv.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-08
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
DONA ANA

Office Of the Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, August 4, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions Of an Act Of Congress, Ap.
proved June %, 1910, the laws Of the State
of New Mexico, and the rules and rcgula-
tons of the State Land Office, the Com.
missioner Of Public Lands will offer AZ Public
p. NJ, on Saturday, October 2lst.
1916, in the town Of Las Cruces, Couaty
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-08
State of New Mexico.
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
UNION COUNTY

PUBLIC LAND SALE
0N''N oooNlf
Santa Fe. New Mexico, June 9, 1914
Notice is hereby given that nur.y,n, :,
the PROVISIONS Of an Act OF Congress, ap
Of DfF0 Nsx 's %s,,5 60 l sn9 the the , 1"i., Of III II; ,.s s'P,
tons OF the Site Land Office, the co 5nanis
Sale, to the highest bidder at 10 O'clock
\. NJ. on Tuesday, September IL, 1915, i,
STATE Of New Mexico, in front OF the cour
Sale No. 800. Lots l, 2. J, sHNH. w,ssw4
SH ) s SEAssE - Sec p ? Al of ! Sec ;o} : l.S q,
seq. SEAsWA Sec. l. WhsWK. NEASEH Sc,
SWN Sec. 4. All Of Sc. S, M, 'NthsEH
NEHSWA, SEASEA, Lots 8, 7 Sec. 6. Loo'
/, NEANWM, N5NEN Sec. 2 EhNFE SWH
NEA. SHNWA, NEHSWN, NWM SEX Sec
&. E3NEH, SWMNEX. NWX. SEH. ETSWH
See. 9, NW4NEX. NITNWX.EESWXNWT. "
ssMyH' SWHsWA Sec 10; SHSEN; NV
SEA-, SMN Sec, II. NHNEM. SWASWA
SrS; r. sEANlH; ENSEN. SMISEH, NM
WV Sec. H. NHNWX Sec. IS. All Q,
Sec. 10, SEHNEH, NHSEA, SWA, SWNSEN
Sec. II, SEHNEM Sec, IL. M NEA, SWN
MA, IN VIVA, 80 sec, Il. All OF Sec. ~
SEANEA, SWANWA, NHSEN, SWMSEH,
SWA Sec. %, All OF Sec. a., NWNNEX'
NHNWX, sTSEM Sec. Is NHNn- SExNEt
Sec Al o. J., NJ y. Sec $ p IL 7.s Ny; NEXsEN Sec;
WEsEH, SwI Sec c"n 1. Io,. '""N"x
SEHNWH S%NFH NWnNEX FnSWH
SFI Sec "a Las '2A INV K,
sWE. FL Sec 10 NJ SEX' SLISvvUU" wv
SWE' So ~ w cEL<4' Sa@'wN we
oNA sec ~, wa, SEA Sec. Il, All OF
"a FizWE vi WWHcE% w fnc Pt,as
ST. a WrnINWWIH2 so SNE iE + 'E4ESMTHA
Gee u; " a. SEA; tESWh
STSH Sec y IL W. s STM5HJn os Sw;y ::
SIy,<3 oee II "I;SWA oE4N"A ~
y, Z ng.; r. ~, o. Sec e. Nf,t' N,.M" =;
Sees ID o., 'StINM S% SEQ D swWM
SFX STSWL So ., ~ 60 49,. W
Et%SEH MtEcwr/ Gu, cNvUz =. N,
I@SnM' '2 BY 2T42WT sec - Ht'
NN1SWHS SCI, - VIZ SCI EX9E sVTn SSEEMnSEEM
4, 4 &c; : -, w NJ M WANEI &c
WriSEH, sEHSEX Sec Il NJ SCI IEIh
SWA Se:. S. All of Sec. 30, r. 25N., r.
SOE., All OF Sec, 10. Lot l. Ei5NWH' SWX
NEH. SEA Sec. 10, Sg%s2 Sec. 70, sHST'
J, J. NEHVEX. SENSEH. SFL SUI
Sec. 80. All Of Secs. 81, q 80, SNNWh. NWK
NWH, SWN Sec. "a. T: 26N: R. BE, Lots 1884
SWA, NHSEA, SWHSEN, SEMSEA Sec
l. Lets l., I, - SWHNEN, SKNWA .SWA.
Et3SEH, SW14SEA Sec. 2, SNSH Sec. Il,
Ma, NIlSN, SHSEH, SWHSWH, Sec.
-. NEANEA, Sec. "A, T. 24N., X. 3lE.
VIC 81 Sc - anIMnfi Ssc ~ ~
R. aE. Iots , / FtZsWWH' &C. All
Of Sec, IL Inis 4 4EjINNH FIkSWH
NEX FHSFH 'SWHSEH c. % TO-
? "a FIVE FM So 10 All nf So ~
NJ NI5SEX "SWH SEX NIISVH SCI
SWX Sec, 20 T"26N1 R 1oF los Z
=, SEASEN, SEA, SEHSWA Sec. s, Lots
l., a., ShNta. EHSWN. EHsEN Sec; s,
MI oi sec. I, VIZ, SEA Sec. IL, NWN,
NXyNE owENEA, NwMsEN 9ee' ", i.
r. AZ H. w.. containing "0n," acres
'ne,e arr no improvements On ,his 'anu,
Sale $40. All OF Sec; sc. T. 2sN., K. BE
lots ,oE : i = SEANWH Sec O. I; AN
Lots L., 80 SEANEH, SHNW4, SWA.
StHSEA Sec: 2 Lots l, -,
SwnM 81 |i FSiyEn 'fN, E n W.
AZ, III " NrIZSr22' !, Gu o. oSscs'
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-17

The guests will be taken to the
La Gina farm free in automobiles
leaving the Baltimore Hotel in Kan
sas City at 1890 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon. A large tent will be put
I'D TO house the visitors.
An informal program will be given.
E. G.. Bennett and c. II. Eckles. state
dairy commissioners: Jewell Mayes.
secretary of the State Board of Agri-
culture: ]. G. Watson, secretary-man-
ager of the Southwestern Dairy Show
Association. and NJ. VI. Sweetman' dl-
rector of the Southwestern Jersey
Breeders Association. will be among
the speakers.
Jackson County has bought In the
last three years, more than SioOooO
worth of registered dairy cattle ana
that county is now the foremost Jer-
sey center in issOuri.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-17
WESTERN GOLF CONTEST OPENS
Professionals viii Meet Today at the
Blue Mound Country Club.

lsN llttNl ] i'>S-
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1.-THE West
crn Open Golf Championship tOurna-
mcnt began at the Blue Mound Coun-
try Club here today between leading
professionals of the country.
Tom Mcnamara of Boston, present
holder of the title, will defend his
laurels. Jack Hutchinson of Pitts
burgh. the pro" who won the prize
money in the National Open Tourna-
mcnt at Minneapolis this year, also is
at the meet.
Other players from the eastern dis
trict are: Walter c. Hagen of ROches-
ter. y. Y. former holder of the nation
al open championship hOnOrs, George
Sargent of Washington, d. C., and
Michael Brady of Wallaston, Mass,
who recently won the Massachusetts
open title after the play off Of a tie
with Pat Doyle.
The leading golfers of the Chica-
go district are also on hand and ready
for the big event.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-17
no CREATE BUSINESS

When business is good everybody
wants to advertise and you can't keep
the local merchant out of the columns
of the newspaper with a shotgun.
Let business get a little slack and
YOU can't give him space in the news
paper.
The merchant, to make a success
of any business, should not permit
an issue of the local paper to come
ont without he has an ad in its col
umns. If business is good advertise
to keep buyers coming. When busi-
ness is dull, then is the time 10 ad-
vertise to create new business. The
successful advertiser has found that
no matter how dull the season, the
people will buy if something is Of
fered to them in the way Of bar
gain. The average merchant will tell
you that it is needless to advertise in
the summer months. This is mistake
Have you noticed the extensive ad-
vertising of the Liggett-NIyers Tobac-
co Company throughout the entire
country the last few months
Give the creative advertising fair
trial, not one ad but a constant ap-
peal to the public, and you will find
in a short time that you are creating
business while the non-advertiser is
waiting for the rush. The constant
advertiser, in time. will find that his
business knows no such thing as a
dull season.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-17

preach preparedness. President Will
son selected the City of the Straights
for his most important address of the
pre-campaign period. Charles Evans
Hughes launched his campaign for
the Presidency here August Z.
Ask Michigan politicians why and
the answer almost invariably is:
Ford" Roosevelt came to fight the
anti-miltaristic movement that crys-
tallized following Henry Ford's nuex-
pectel appearance in the results OF
the presidential primaries. Mr.. Wilson
picked Detroit as the place for his ad-
dress on Mexican relations. Politi-
clans believe he picked Detroit be-
cause he recognized it as represen-
tative industrial center. Then came
Hughes. selecting Detroit as the scene
of his first offensive move in the ac-
tual campaign. The motive of the
Republican nominee IN picking the
automobile city was practical poll
tics. Michigan was the first state in
the union to declare definitely for the
eX-justice.
\ battle royal for Michigan's inn
mense Progressive vote also is indi-
Gated by the actions of the two nomi-
nees. Normally. Michigan is Repub-
lican by 20 600 but fOur wears ago the
Progressives received the popular ver-
diet polling more than 213,0O0 votes,
or nearly SO per cent of the total.
The fight for the control of this Pro-
gressive element promises to develop
into one of the feature rounds of the
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-17
BROILEp LIZARD on THEIR MENU
L. :. Marines i'm Nicaragua Eat Fried
Iguana Steaks.
By United Press.

By United Press.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Aug. IL
Perhaps broiled lizard will never find
its way to the menu cards of fashion
able New York restaurants, but the
United States Marines attached to the
American legation here have found, as
entrements to the lotus, fried or
broiled iguana steaks, served with a
pasty sauce made from alligator pears,
to be everything claimed by the native
epicuresl
The iguana, or giant lizard, has been
used for food by the natives for many
years, and iguana steak finds much
favor with them because of its gamey
taste. The iguana is herbivorous.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-17

There are many dreamers who envy
the circus rOustabOut his easy and eX-
citing work But if these students in
the school of Morpheus were to fol-
low the envied persoh through one
days work, it is a good bet that they
would be cured.
The daily show town is generally
reached about O'Clock in the morn
ing, and then begins the work of the
circus man. The horse cars are first
opened and the horses fed and har-
messed in preparation t1r unloading.
And who is it that has seen a circus
unload" who would be willing to
help take the shrouded wagons from
the train? These are the same cages
and wagons that will be seen at 10
o'clock in the parade. but the tinsel
and the paint is covered with can
vass, and the desir4 ID fOllJw these
has not yet come.
When everything is moved to the
show grounds. the men are allowed a
hasty breakfast-not in sun-kissed
dining room, but in a canvass hotel
with one table. and a row Of chairs on
either side. Here, with some china
and lot that is no.. tha favored few
are allowed to eat.
Now the top" or tent rlEst be put
up, and the smaller show tents and
horse tents erected. making the can
vass city that lays its streets in diff
ferent land every day. Now the
"rcustabout" is one of six to take
sledge and drive the stakes. All that
is necessary to find out that this is
not easy is one attempt on the part of
the outsider There is nothing to do
now but drive stakes until time for
the parade. when the wagons must be
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-17
To HOLOA "MAT|NEE"
ON THELA GINA FARM
State Board of Agriculture
to Hold Meeting Near
Kansas City.
IN JACKSON COUNTY
Jewell Mayes, f. G. Bennett
and Others Are on In
formal Program.
IN JACKSON COUNTY

Next Saturday the State Board oi
Agriculture will hold a farm hlatl-
nee" at 2:3O o'clock at the La Clna
farm. Jackson County, ten miles
southwest of Kansas City. The mat
inee" will be a sectional meeting OF
the State Dairy association.
The La Gina farm is the beautiful
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
]. Bannister The Bannisters own
the dairy herd that won the princl-
pal honors in the central West shows
of last year. The coming meeting
will be held just before they start on
the national show circuit with their
prize herd.
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LIFE OF A ROUSTABOUT---
WORK FROM 4 A. NJ. TO [ p. NJ.

washed and the harness shined. The
span,gles and grease paint now goes on
its daily parade, while the dirty can
vass and begrimed canvassman re-
mains on the ground. putting in the
long tiers of seats, and stretching the
ropes. on which they put the cards,
KEEP OUT"
But the parade has been completed
and while the performer goes to the
shower. the imam behind the gun
must place the cages in the usual dis
play order and finish the building of
his little city.
Frcm . o'clock until 10 o'clock the
roustabout has nothing to do but
guard the tents, look after the stock
and animals and be ready for the "IIey
Rube" Gala signal in every circus
to grab a stake and be ready for Il
free-for-all fight with the "towners.'
About 10 O'Clock. when there is no
longer any chance to attract or lure
the unsuspecting inside. the cages are
covered, and the small tents taken
down. BY the time the crowd is out
of the big top" the seats are falling
and the apparently chaotic work OF
tearing down is well under way. The
circus is over. and the innocent by
stander can go home and 90 to bed.
But the cars and cages must be put
on the trains. for the next show town
is perhaps hundreds of miles away.
This is finally accomplished. and
about o'clock the envied roustabOut
may roll into an upper berth of hot
pullman and enjoy the sleep of those
who have nothing to do. He has an
easy life-nothing to do until o'clock
in the morning.