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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
FARMVlLLE NORMAL SCHOOL
Especial To The Timcs-Dispatch

Especial to The Times dispatch
fAiMNil.LE, VA, October 1t.-Miss
Willie Young, field secretary of tho
Young Womens Christian Association,
visited Farnville during the week and
gave som" interesting talks to tho
girls on the work Of the y w. c. A.,
IN san Francisco. New York ana on
the Mexican border
president D. l.. .Iarman spent We'd
nesday In Richmond attending n meet
ing or the executive committee Of tho
state Normal School board
Miss Mary ID. Pierce, Mrs. J. l.. Jar
man ana MIR. and Mrs. r. V. Long mo.
tored to Powhatan Courthouse on DC
toher I and acted as judges OF the
school exhibits at the county fair
reception was rendered the fnc,,I,v
on Friday afternoon by the cabinet OF
the Young Womcn's Christian Associa
lion. IN the associations reading
rooms.
party Of students and members OF
the faculty motored to Willis Noun
tain on Saturday.
Junior and senior basketball teams
arc practicing for the annual Thanks
giving game. Grounds are being pre-
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lAWRENCEVillE

Especial 10 The Times DiSpa tch |
LAW VA, October Ia
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. c. l.
Palmer entertained tho card club 1T
her residence Her quests were Mrs.
Is. y. Lewis. Mrs. W. W. Meredith Mr.;
l.. II. kascN. Mrs. Reuben Owens. Mrs.
j. -. Harillcy. Mrs e. II. Sehrcli, Mrs.
Mallory rurnLull. Airs. John Eoykiu
Mrs. Marie ticartwcii. Mrs. II. -.
Prince ana Misses Grace Mallory. Mar
guerite iayl"y. Lizzie Turnbull an,;
Fannie Harris. The prize was won by
Mrs. +. y. Lewis
Miss Mae TuckCr. Of Pctcrsburr' whu
has been visiting friends in Lawrence.
VILE for the past week. spent the
week end with Mrs. c. II. Scbrcll. On
saturday afternoon Airs. Scbrcll gave Il
Kitchen shower in honor of Miss Tuck
cr. who is 10 be married next month.
The guests were; Miss Mac Tucker.
Miss Marguerite Eaylcy. Miss Lizzie
Turnhull. Miss Lou Simmonds, Miss;
Fannie Harris. Miss Nora StrOlcckcr.
Miss Bessie Tyler. Miss A,aiien Evans,
Miss Amclic Williams. Miss Helen Mas
sic. Miss Grace Mallory, Miss Laura,
Lee Turnhull Miss Vivian Barrow.
Miss Maude Purdy and Miss Maria
portch
Invitations arc out for the marriage
of Miss Marguerite Bayiey. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Raylcy. to Jack
Shell. me wedding VIII take place on
October "a at . o'clock in the evening
at the Baptist church,
On last Saturday Mrs. Thomas Davic,
in honor of her ciIhty-four birthday
anniversary. was given u dinner by.
her son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. Davic. The guests were Rev. L..
j. Phaup, Mrs. McAdcn. Mrs. George
Mallory. Mrs. y. J.. Gray, ST.. and Miss
l.. Il. Huckcr
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pres
hyterian church held it's regular
monthly meeting ut the church or
Monday afternoon. following which a
Young Peoples Missionary Society was
organized by tho pastor, Rev. w. T.
Bulla. The officers are; president.
MISS Bet osborne: vice prcsidcn;. Miss
Lottic Green: secretary and treasurer.
Miss Virginia Gibbs.
Mrs. John Euykin. Of Norfolk. is the
guest of Mrs, Marie Iicartwcll
MISS Bessie ''--'~' left on Tuesday
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RADFORD NORMAL SCHOOL

Especial TO The Times Dispntch
EAST RADFORD. VA. October IL
DR. j. y. Mcconnell will address the
Civic League at Saltvillc on Friday
night ON The Larger Task OF the
School"
w c. Mctarty, state boys y. ". G. \.
secretary. spent Monday here planning
the work for the coming year.
s y. Ackley, state y. NJ. &. A. Sec
rotary and DR.. Mcconnell conducted Il
financial campaign in the interest Of
the y. NJ. {. y. work at Dublin. pu-
laSki. Wythcvillc. Max Meadows. Rural
Retreat and other points This week.
Miss Blanche Bulifant, supervisor of
the training school. will discuss be
fore tn" Parent -TcarhcrS' Association
OF t'hristianshurE Saturday, STORY
Telling of An Educational Agency in
Il Modern School aud Community.
The student Government A%Sociat ion.
having iii charge the enforcement of the
honor system and OF maintaining quiet
in the dormitoricS during study hour.
reorSanized on Monday with Miss Res
sic Lucas as president and Miss Mary
Allison as secretary.
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BON AIR

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
bon AIR, VA, Observation-Disclosures
al the inn the past week were Colonel
Wood and Miss fancy Wood, Mrs. Mil
Ter McCue. Miss Mary Harnc. Mrs Lind
say Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mar
snail. Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs
Cotton. Miss Janey Minor. DR. and Mrs.
Greer haushman and children, Mr.. and
MIS-. James Gordon and family and Miss
Ellen Meade.
Mrs. Polk Miller and Miss Frances
Withers left on Tuesday for Campbell
County TO visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. John Christian ana
Miss Ann Llevcnson Christian arc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Robin
son in Gin,er Park
Miss Harriet Cooke has had with
her during the past week Miss Anna
Gaines, Miss Mary Cringan. Miss nnI-
lie Talcott. Miss Carrie Moore onf,
Randolph Cooke
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nice. Bullinp-
ton have been in Atlantic Sity durinu
the wcC,i.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Evans and
family. vino have occupied the Tai
colt cottaGc all summer left on We'd.
ncsday for Richmond
dudley Brown has been the recen,
guest of Robert Burlington.
The Citizens Association met on
Monday last at the home OF Horace
smith.
The executive board OF the Polk Mil
Ter Memorial Will meet on Monday to
formulate plans for the future work.
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PULASKI

Special to The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. October 1l.-Mem-
bers OF the Embroidery Club were en-
tertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
n. V. Hancock. Those present were Mrs
\. Is. AGnew, of Farmville, Ind: Mrs I
III. Wagner. of Philadelphia. Tenn,
Mesdames Oscar La,.xhon, Howard Gil
mer. G. ii. Lucas. Hcnsel Eckman. NJ.
r. Darst. Jesse y. Bosang, Il. l.. Her
shey. IL. G. Patterson. j. a. Howard
w. III. Trolinger. David Agncw, John
Draper. 1iillaery Thaxton, Walter q.
Price. Il. G. Massie. Clarence Painter
r. I'll. Woolling. c. b. Croweil. II. H.
Roberts. }. ID. Askew. K. NJ. r. Hunter.
t. Il. Miller. Il. y. Roberts, L. T.. Calfe,.
G. 5. Matthews. II. II. Painter and
Bryce n. Martin. and Misses Charlotte
Irolingcr. Lillian Oglesby, Mary
Thomas. Ellen Bosang. Mamie Gibson
ana Margaret Bosang.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l.. Lands and daupb :
ter. Miss Margaret. and Miss Nellie
Macgill are members Of a motor marty
leaving this week for n two weeks. trim
to Northern and Eastern points.
Rev. Carl s. Matthews, DR.. George n.
Gilmcr. Rev. J. NJ. McChesney and w.
w. Wood are at Knoxville, Tenn. at :
tending the second session of the synod
OF Appalnchia.
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WINCHESTER
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.


WINCHESTER. VA. October IL
The Misses weems have been enter
tanning =, a house party this week
ut the home of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. V. Weems their guests includ-
ing Miss Agnes thurman. Miss Dorothy
Bentley and Henry Cowardcn, OF Bal
timorc.
Miss Anne Key Thompson has gone
20 Washington, aftAy Spending some
time here. - ;.
Miss Mary lizard. Of Roanoke. Va.
is the CUES, OF the Misses Smith at
the rect"ry of Christ Church.
Mrs. Rober; T. Barton Is attending
tho convention OF the Woman's AuxiI-
larry Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, in st. Louis.
Mrs. Charles Thomas and two chill
hren, Of Washington, are visiting Miss
Agnes Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Cuttings have
returned to Baltimore. after spending
some time a, the home OF Mrs. Nancy
Ice Coble
Mrs. Samuel Logan Owens and small
son. who have been spending several
weeks al the home OF Mrs. Owens's
parents, Nj. and Mrs. T. V. Wcens.
have returned 10 Washington. accom-
panied by Miss Lucille Wccms
Mrs w =. Dupuy left recently TO
visit al the home Of her brother Judge
Robert DALEY nj Romncy. w. Va.
Mrs. John II. Tilford and sister. Miss
Flora Milton. have gone TO Washing
ton for the winter.
Mrs George Y. Oyler has returned
from a visit TO relatives in Balu-
more.
Mrs. =. y. Laheman. Miss Lakeman
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10 assume her duties as teacher in the

TO assume her duties as teacher in the
public school Mt BrodnaX.
Mrs. j. ID. Martin. OF Chicago. is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Il. II. Turin
pun. Jr. at her home. hilltop"
MISS Fannie Harris. of Kcnbridge. Is
visiting Mrs. Mallory Turnbull.
Mrs William Vaughan has returned
l" her home in South Boston, after
spending several weeks with her
father. Robert Turnbun
Edward IL. Turnbuli. Jr.. Sheriff r.
rs Turnbull. MIR. and Mrs! Charles
Iurnbuil and Mr. and Mrs. Norborne
VIM spent Tuesday in Richmond
Mrs George Jones Is visiting friends
in Atlanta. Tia.
MISS isabelle Cauthorn. Of the Law
rencevillc High School faculty. spent
the wcck-end ut her home in Bedford.
MI. and Mrs. y. n. Purdy were called
10 Richmond last week by the death
OF Mrs. Purdy's brother. James sutton.
Mrs. ~. NJ rawlings. OF South Hill, Is,
visiting at the home of her brother.
Mrs. j. j. Eaylcy.
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and Miss Grace Lee. OF Washington
were the weekend guests of Mrs.
Elizabeth y. Horscy. at Shannon Hill.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Barr came from
Baltimore recently to visit relatives.
Mrs. John u. Walker left several
days ago for Washington.
Mrs. +. NJ. Davis has returned from
visit to friends in Washington.
Mrs. John Il. HOFFMAN. of Whining
tom Del is visiting her mother Mrs.
Virginia Mutton.
Mrs j. j. Costcnett has returned to
Washington. after visiting Mrs. Nir-
Ciri:, Maynard.
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DURHAM

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
DURHAM. y. c.. october 1i-Erncst
Secman entertained number of his
young friends this week ut house
party ~ the country home OF his par.
cnts. near bahama.
an interesting event Of the week was
the meeting OF the Trinity CAMPUS
Club on "Wednesday in the parlors of
the East Duke Building. The hostesses
were Mrs. T.. G.. Brown, Mrs. w. ".
Card and Mrs. w. w. Peele
The i.ochmoor Dancing Club gave a
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evening in honor OF DR.. and Mrs. T..
w. Knight.
MIR. and Mrs. Angler B. Duke. OF Now.
York, arrived this week from Hot
Springs. Va. to spend some time at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Duke,
General Julian $. Carr has returned
from Kansas City Mo-. whore he visit
Gu his daughters. Mrs. II. c. Flower ana,
Mrs. w. Il. Patton. He expects to leave
soon on trip TO France.
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very delightful dance on Monday even
Ing Mt Its hall, ut which many OF tho
young people of the city and Chapel
Till were present.
Mrs. y. II. stokes entertained the
Round About Club on Friday afternoon
at her home, on. Duke Street.
IL. +. ltowerton celebrated his seven
tH-hfth anniversary on Monday at a
dinner party at which tho immediate
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members of his family were present.
Tho sons and daughters who came to
attend their fathers anniversary were
Edgar liowcrton, OF Schawn Lake, ~
Y: DR.. r. j. llowcrton, Washington,
-. c.: John tIowcrton, OF Greensboro,
and Mrs Rculah liowcrton, OF Greens.
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel r Mordccai en-.
tertained ut II dinner party at their
home on Trinity campus on Saturday
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pared for field hockey. which Miss,
i,arto. new physical director. proposes !
10 Introduce TO tho girls.
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within ten minutes after an appli-
cation OF Dandcrinc you cannn, mud :,
singi" trace OF dundruGf or falling hair
ana your scalp VIII not Itch. but what
VIII please you most viii be after q
lew weeks use. when you $40 new
hair fine and downy a. Grst-ycs-bu
really new hair-2iowinp all over the
scalp
\ liitie Dandcrine Immediately dou-
rlss the beauty Of your hair No ar
'"remcc how dull. faded, brittle and
Scr"GsT. jUsi moistcn q cIoth with
iand"Eine ANA carefully draw u
'1:oagh !oui hair taxing ono sna
fir""d ~ :, tNnc Tho effect is arnaz-
'oe--.oGr hair viii ne light, fluffy aud
"3T%, and iHNc au appearance Of
abundance; mn !n"ompnr;.bI. Iustye.
."f'ncss nid luxuriancc.
Get 25-ccnt bottle OF Euowlton's
'andcriLc from any drug store on
toilet counter. and prove that your
hair IL rs rrc,t" and SOFT as any--that
u h2s boo neglected. or Injured by
careless Observation-Disclosures nil-yOu
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
OF IL IL you will Just Try little Dan.
dcrin".--Adv.
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Isurnitsare---New Stocks

Our stocks Of new Fall Furniture without equal in
Richmond both point Of varieties and values en-
braced Every in the house has been provided for
with the finest Furniture made in the best and most prac-
teal designs
1T WILL PAY YOU TO COME TO
THIS STORE BEFORE YOU BUY
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Are the ideal eases for
your library. Simply add
u now section an your coll
lection incIcaRcs (ncvcr
complete. yet finished In
appcnrnncc). Ask 10 have
them shown 10 you.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-29
DEATH CLAIMS THREE
DEMING RESIDENTS

ESPECIAL coaResronouHcH TO MORNING IouHHALl
Deming, n NJ Feb. IS Mrs. Mary
christine Lundgrcn. whose home was
lin sweden, but who was visiting her
daughter Mrs. Hit IN Demlns, died
Thursday afternoon Of last week. she
late the noon dinner with the famiy'
Ithen complained of feeling i'll, ana
died suddenly shortly afterwards her
death being due To the inflrmitics Of
lold age. She was So years OF age.
THE funeral was held at 10 II. m. Sat-
Iurday morning at the l.awson under
taking parlors, the Rev, Theodore
Plat officiating and burial was in the
local cemetery
The remains OF Harry Meeker VINO
died at the Deming Ladies' hospital az
1890 a. m last Friday, was forwarded
Saturday night to Wilkesharre, Pa',
for burial
William Green died at S e. m. Thurs
day of last week ut the q @ ranep'
aged 80 years His remains We're
brought to Dcmlng and the funefal
was held at ! p. M, Saturday ut the
Rawson undertaking parlors, the Key.
Hugh I. Mitchelmore officiaiine' ana
burial was in the local cemetery Mr
Green formerly lived in pemins ana
he leaves a widow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-29

cepted as a fair type Of the officers
of the law who held their lives by
the precarious tenure Of hair trigger,
and permitted no hazard 70 deter them
from the performance of duty. Baca
was born in Socorro, y. NJ, Feb. -,
1865. Although member of one OF
the old Spanish families that traces
its ancestry back to the early Con-
aufstadores, he was sent TO Topeka,
kan, 10 he educated He returned to
the territory in 1881, and three years
later was appointed deputy sheriff Of
Socorro county Three years later he
received his initiation into the strenu-
Gus life in the famous episode known
as the Baca-cowboys war
For a long time the Frisco settle
ments 1850 miles west Of Socorro, had
been terrorized by the lawless actions
of the cowboys Of that isolated and
out -of -the-way district. One day six
or seven playful cowpunchers took a
Young Mexican named Epitatio Mar
Itinez, tied him TO a tlee, ana made him
a target for pistol practice. lie was
wounded four times-not fatally, as
liz happened, but this was due entire
lly 10 good luck and bad whiskey. not
10 the good will of the cowboys When
the county sheriff PeteE Simpson
heard of the occurrence, he decided
That il would be a good opportunits
of finding out what kind of stuff his
Youthful deputy was made Of. So y,
ordered him TO Frisco to break up the
cowboy gang. arrest those responsible
for the frequent disturbance Of Tho
jpeaee and lodge them In Jail
Three days after Baca's arrival a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-29
CHEERFUL WOMEN

Dependency is thing OF evil origin
and evil results. Worry produces Moth
ing but wrinkles and wretchedness.
Let the reader put up a little note on
her bureau, on her desk, and al the
head of her bed, just two words, DON'T
WORRY. Worry is the greatest foe to
the happiness Of any household. An
anxious, respondent face, frcttnl.
complaining voice, will make every one
uncomfortable.
A woman's nerves are more truly the
cause of worry than outside troubles.
The nerves are of woman's body the
telegraph system, which surely warns
her OF any trouble in the feminine
makeup
DIR. Pierce, during a long period
of practice, found that prescription
made with glycerine, entirely OF roots
and herbs, without the use Of alcohol,
cured over ninety per cent OF such
cases. After using this remedy Tor
many years in his private practice he
put it up in form that would max c
it easily procurable.
Women are earnestly advised TO take
it for irregular or painful periods,
backache, headache, displacement, ca
tarrhal condition, hot flashes, sallow
complexion and nervousness.
For girls about to enter womanhood.
women about to become mothers, and
for the changing days OF middle age
DR.. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription
ssould always be on hand. In liquid
or tablets.
Write DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, for
free 1876 page book on womans dis
eases. Every woman should have one.
DIR. Pierce's Medical Adviser. cloth
bound, sent free TO you on RECEIPT OF :
dimes (or stainps) to pay the expense OF
mailing only. DR. Pierce. lnyalids'
Hotel, Buffalo. N Y.
If you are troubled with Indigestion,
Constipation, Biliousness, Bilious Head
aches, and hundred and one ills which
depend upon an inactive liver, use DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.-Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-29
EDDY COUNTY
DEMOCRATS HOLD
IMPORTANT NEE |
Primary Election Set for June
II; Old Rules Adopted
Candidates Must Put Up
Expenses for the Voting,

.,so,.. cossrsponosses TO MORNING JOURNAL
Carlsbad. n. NJ, Feb. 2S.-The
Eddy county central democratic COM
mittee met this afternoon in the court
house and arranged for the primaries
10 nominate candidates for county ana
district offices. d. G. Grantham, the
chairman, called the committee TO or
der. John b. Harvey resigned as sec
retarv of the committee, being post
master and holding political job not
heinz permitted under the rules OF
the department. w. w. Dean was
unanimously elected to fill the va
eancy.
Before the real business of the
meeting was started j. II. Jackson m
PRODUCED a set Of resolutions for such
occasions suitable, which resolutions
we're duly adopted.s The CHAIRMAN
stated that he met the chairmen from
Chaves. Roosevelt and curry coui-
ties. which with Eddy constitute the
Fifth judicial district. to agree on
common date for the primaries III ~, ~,
/ four counties. They had been uhapie
TO agree on a date. Inc TWO uPP.i
! counties wanted a late primary 70
Owe tho farmers chance to harvest
! tbe wheat first Chaves county on
The other hand preferred to have II
over with at an early date and favor
ed May 3. ond-
After much parleying and amend
ling of tho motion the committee de-
| cided on June II for the Eddy couh :
! a. urinary. provided however, INA.
| Tho chairman shall have power TO IN
another date in case the four couh-
hoe ran agree on a common cate "
90 hofora March 49, If no agreement
is reached before this date, Euuy
comfy will hold its primaries on June
~ In ease no agreement IS reaeheo
!, ,eiIt create \ hardship On candidates
for Judge and district attorney
New Voting Districts.
Three new voting districts were
nro,ided. Jal. King and Upper Cot
tonwood. Mr.. Withers from Jal q
nIained that the southeastern part Vi
ne comfy was settling up very rap-
tdlv and needed a voting box nearer
,hon eighteen miles TO get the WV
Isout This corner of the county Is -
unknown world to the rest vi w
co,fnty. The candidates even Il" ,s
! only recently discovered that ''Ftc I.
hunch of votes down in the corhei
! the county. ,,.. .,o nri-
The old rules for holding the PEI
maries were adopted. The eaiuiu' -, . .
! will contribute towards paSIhs 80
| expenses ut the rate OF ~ per oe1,e 20
: ,i,ep, nermissiblc election expenses
under the law. ms was
/ TO everybody. ~ cand;-
da,aa in attendance at the committee
,neetina and an unusual number OF
snoct,tors otherwise. Caholdtles
81 otharvheres spent the day see
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-29
NEWS NOTES from by DAlyv DEAN
NJ O TEL "A ND

Lois Meredith. who has won sue
cess on the stage and screen, is the
latest star to join the Balboa COM
pany and is working in Il five-reel
production under the direction OF
Harry Harvey at the Long Beach
studios Besides starring In "A NUM-
Der of film productions. Miss Mere
dith played in Everywoman. tax
ing the part of "Modesty,' and fol-
lowed Laurette Taylor in Reg O. MY
Heart she was also selected for
the feminine lead in Help Wanted,
when il opened in New York. she
is one of the youngest stars IN rims
and is not yet of age. Several spec
tally written feature film plays nave
been provided for her by President
Horkheimer, of the Balboa company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-29
GRAZING LAND
IS SOLD To THE
HIGHEST BIDDERS
Public Domain, Auctioned Off
by Captain Mueller, Brings
on Average of Three DOL
lars an Acre.

ESPECIAL CONSEQUENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Deming, ~ NJ, Feb. 2S.-Capt
Frederick Mueller, auctioneer for the
state land office held a state land
sale at 10 o'clock Saturday at the
Luna county court house and sold
23,1S1.62 acres. There We're only two
pieces of land which brought more
than SO per acre, and no bids for less
than SO an acre We're accepted. The
greater part of the land sold is
suitable. for grazing only The sale
was concluded in an hour
Following are the names of the
purchasers and amounts secured;
The Diamond A Land and Cattle COM
pany, $50 acres and $50 acres, 49,;
Mike Bordenet, 904.S1 acres, So =,
Watson. $50 acres, So; II. II. Case,
232.44 acres, 49, Albert Lindauer,
4,1S2. also another tract at So, L.
Engendorf, 100 acres and 1859 acres,
SO; Lemon Romney $50 acres, 49, +.
W. Freeman. 800 acres, So; Frank
Overman, 1881, SO; Mr.. Thompson,
so acres, 49, Walter Fowler, 500
acres. So; Hall Brothers, 9,l55.9S, So
NJ. Portwood, so acres So; J. n. Up
ton, 1850 acres, So; f. w. Henson,
/, 100 acres, SO: l. c. Peterson, 120
acres, SO: j. II. Tilloy, 100 acres, SO;
All kuntz, 100 acres, SO; d. d. Win
tamute. 800 acres, So; H. T.. Yanow,
3f976, So; Martin Haskins secured
GAO acres, at 1925 per acre, after
spirited bidding; Geo. Il. Coon, 100
acres, SO; Mr.. Leffler, 100 acres. So;
Harry Chandler, 240.41 acres, 80; j.
+. VanHorne. so acres at $500: Mr..
Bassett, $50 acres, SO; j. Windrcss,
100 acres, So; J. A. Chittick, 100
acres, 49,
Prominent men in attendance ut
the land sale from other sections
were l.. Engendorf, c. Burgess, p. Is.
Lemon, Floyd White. Judge Peach,
". l.. Moody of Columbus; Geo. Coon
of Pecos, Texas.