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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-19
Railroad Lets Contracts

The Western Pacific railroad ex-
poets to be running trains into
Reno on regular schedule on Nov.
/, according to a statement by c..
M. Levey, president of the road.
Contractors are now inspecting the
route of the road from Chilcoot tun-
mel to Reno and actual construction
will be started by the middle of next
month. The contract will be let
with the understanding that grad
ing must be complete by Oct. /,
which will give the company a
month to lay rails. All construc-
ton material is now on hand, in
Guiding rails and ties, and there is
no possibility of a shortage of ma
terial interfering with construction.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-19
TWO INJURED WHEN
THROWN FROM AUTO
CAR SKIDS AND MEN ARE
THROWN OVER IT'S
SIDE

Arthur Marsh, a musician, and
Percy Ellis, an employee of the Con-
solidated mill, were injured yester-
day afternoon by being thrown from
an automobile at the AlKali cutoff
from the Tonopah road. Marsh Is
in the county hospital with a
severe l%aceration on the head and
Ellis has a badly torn ear. Neither
is seriously injured.
The two men were in the ear
seat of Ira McKay's automobile. AS
the car, a Ford was turned from the
main road, one of the tires was
p%unctured and the car skidded, Nc
Kay for an instant losing control of
it. Marsh and Ellis were thrown
over the side.
Sam Erret, on his way to Tono-
pah, took Marsh to Goldfield in his
car and Ellis later returned with
Mckay after the puncture had been
repaired.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-19
AMERICAN FILLS
KA|SER'S TEETH
DENTISTS FROM THIS COUNTRY
IN DEMAND BY IMPERIAL
FAMILY

COPENHAGEN, May IA. En-
peror William recognizes no
state of war with the United States,
SO far as his personal comfort is con-
cerned. He has summoned his Amer
lean dentist, Arthur Newton Davis of
Piqua, Ohio, to visit at great head
quarters this week and attend to
the necessary repairs to the imperial
teeth.
The "a in general has proved
toothache to be no respector Of in
ternational relations, and through
out the long months of tension be-
tween Germany and the United
States the imperial and royal family
and the highest officials of the state
have continued to patronize their re-
specllve American dentists
Each new crisis was marked by an
almost ludicrous rush of members of
the royal families, foreign office Off
Gals and other dignitaries to get
their teeth attended to before the
possible departure of the Americans.
Some of the most rabid vituperatOrs
of the United States have been mild
doves in American dental chairs.
The emperor's personal view of
the relations with the United States
apparently is the official interpreta-
tion of his government, which in a
communication regarding the con-
%tinuance of the Belgian relief work
speaks not of war but Of the aban-
dOnment of neutrality by the United
States. Along the same line is a
declaration in the r~eichstag commit
tee by Major General Frederick, who
said there was no intention to intern
Americans.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-19
AUNTLEy JOINS
FOREIGN LEGION
DETERMINED TO REACH FRONT,
HE ENLISTS WITH FA-
NOUS BODY

A letter received yesterday fror
student in the university of Mich
gan has the following to say re
a former Goldfield boy an
graduate of the Go1dfield high
school:
There Is one of us who de-
serves mention. | mean Stirl-
ing Huntley. He has resign
ed his position with the X.
Koppers Coz a steel corpora
ton, of Steelton, Pa, to enter
the ranks of the Foreign Lee
gion, of the English army.
Huntley was advised that
Uncle Sam would not accept
him because of imperfect eye
sight and so he has entered
the group of soldiers of for
tune, who are not so particular,
according to his letters to me.
1t was a year ago this month
that he joined an American
ambulance corps at Windsor,
Canada, with the intention of
seeing actual service. He had
completed all preliminary ar
~rangements and came to Ann
Arbor to say goodbye. We
managed to talk him out of it
then, but he has been itching to
get into the fuss ever since with
the above result. | don't know
whether he has sailed.
He has many friends in Gold
field, all of whom will be in
terested to learn of his enlist
ment.
Patriotic fervor runs high
here. Practically all of the
students are drilling daily. Be-
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-19
MINE SHIPS
ORE BY TRACTORS
LARGE TONNAGE HAS BEEN GO
ING OUT FROM OLD PROS
Poets

T. j.. Osborne passed through We
gas Friday on his way to his home
in Phoebe after spending several
months on his property adjoining
the Groom mine. Speaking of the
condition of the Groom property,
Mr.. Osborne said:
THE Groom mine is at this time
in excellent condition and a steady
producer. Last week a part of the
force was laid off on account of the
large caterpillar tractor, which has
been used almost exclusively for the
hauling of ore from the mine to the
railroad at Indian Springs, being
sent to the city for repairs in the
Salt Lake shops. While the tractor
is being repaired Mr.. McLeod's truck
will take it's place. The Packard
truck belonging to Mr.. McCutchen is
still in the service of the company
and giving excellent results.
The Packard, which is much
lighter than the tractor, has made
the round trip, 100 miles, carrying
a four-ton load, in IS hours, al
though it's average is a trip every
"a hours. There is enough ore I'M
covered in the mine to keep both
trucks running until the caterpillar
tractor is overhauled.
THE Groom South End Mining
company is sending down a shaft on
it's property adjoining the Groom IN
the south. Still further south of this
on the Black Metal claim, owned and
operated by Lane & sherwood,
heavy lead ore called black galena
was found two weeks ago and is
identical in character with that
which is being shipped from the
Groom mine. A bunk house is be-
ing erected on this property as well
as other improvements. A shaft is
being sunk to a depth Of so feet to
develop the ore. This strike is of
more than passing interest, as it
shows the Groom ledge to be miner
allied for a distance of more than
500 feet."-Las Vegas Age.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-19
NEVADA EDITOR DIES
AT BATTLE MOUNTAIN

l.. w. Haworth. publisher of the
Battle Mountain Scout and the Aus
tin Reville, one Of the best known
newspaper men in Nevada, died sud
denly Friday night ebout 10:30
at his home in Battle Mountain.
Mrs. Haworth and children, who
have been living in Reno during the
winter, had been preparing to go
to Battle Mountain to join Mr.. Ha-
worth when they received news OF
his death. They left Immediately for
Battle Mountain.-Reno Journal.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-19
COURT IS SCENE
OF STRANGE ACT
ATTORNEY BROWN is SEARCH
ED By NIGHT OFFICER
BENTON

Serious or comic scenes are fire.
quently suddenly injected into court
proceedings and a scene that con-
tanned both elements was enacted
last yesterday afternoon in the JUS
tice court during the examination
of jurors for the trial of Joseph
Greenberg, a secondhand dealer,
for receiving goods from a minor.
Greenberg was defended by At
torney Adams F. Brown, who was
examining jurors. Night Officer
Benton, apparently greatly excited,
entered the court room and, with
the air of a New York traffic cop,
asked that the proceedings be stop
ped. He walked to Attorney Brown,
after telling the court that there
was a man in the room who was
packing a gun, and ordered the at
torney to stand up.
Brown, not thoroughly under
standing the nature of the proceed
ing, arose from his chair and, pro-
testing that he had no gun and tell
ing Benton to keep your hands
off me-" was forced to submit to a
search by the officer. Benton found
no weapon on the suspected gum
toting attorney and so informed the
court.
Benton's reason for suspecting
that Brown had a gun on his per-
sol is not known. When he APP
preached the attorney he said, Give
me that gun" Brown replied, 81
have no gun" Benton then said,
"You have, somebody told me you
had"
AS a result of Benton's action it
is now rumored that he and his
bondsmen will be sued for heavy
damages by the attorney and that
Benton will be hailed before Judge
nrnold for contempt Of court.
Benton's bondsmen are J. B. Hum
phrey, M. B Aston, w. H. Braden
and George C. Gordon. The amount
of his bond is $4,000. He searched
Brown in the presence of a jury of
II men and his action, particularly
in view of the fact that he found
no weapon, is a general topic of
conversation among the jurors and
others who have heard of the incl
dent.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-19
NEW SERIES OF
TRAINING CAMPS
FOR ACCEPTANCE OF
MANY MEN

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE full
quota of 10000 men which the war
department requested for the Off
GERS training camps throughout the
country was recruited within 20
days after the issuance OF the call,
Captain Arthur F. Crosby, Of the
military training camps association
has announced. After the compile
tiUn of the first camps, which will
begin their work Tuesday, Captain
Cosby said it is expected another
series of camps will be opened.
Men who were eligible, but we're
not selected for the first camp will
have an opportunity to make appli-
cation for this new camp" said
Cosby. at is not necessary for men
who contemplate going to the second
camp to send in their applications
now, as due announcement will be
given in the newspapers.
I'VE will urge the war depart
ment to at as early a date
as possible the date of the opening
of the next camp, so as to allow
ample time to conduct the prelim-
mary recruiting and examination
in a more satisfactory n than
the recent emergency campaign.
I'VE shall urge most strongly
that with a three months notice and
preparation, the merits of each in
dividual applicant may be passed on
more satisfactorily"
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-19
Inspectors Gathering Evidence

1t is known in Lovelock that
United States postal inspectors have
been stationed at Eureka, and since
the refusal of the Eureka and Pals
AIDE railroad to carry the mails, have
been offering val department mes
sages to employees Of the line. This
vas done in the presence of wit
nesses to substantiate testimony if
a suit to collect forfeits Is started
by the government.
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the candidates after the study
period is over. They may come and
go at will. All have been warned
about drunkenness, which will not
be tolerated. The camp commander,
Lieutenant Colonel Frederick w.
Sladen, has full authority at any
time to dismiss any applicant whose
actions merit it.
The candidates are adequately
housed in barracks, some of brick
and others of wood formerly oc-
cupied by the United States infan-
try regiments. the environments on
the west overlooking the exposi-
ton grounds and those on the east
side of the reservation presenting
a splendid view of the Golden Gate
and San Francisco bay.
R%ations, prepared by soldier
cooks, will be of the most substan-
tial kind, including beef, sugar, but
ter, fish or bacon, potatoes, bread,
coffee, beans. prunes, canned milk,
syrup and some vegetables, with ex-
ira dainties on Sundays, the only
rest day of the week. For the first
three Sundays all candidates must
submit to innoculation of typhoid
serum, given in three injections a
week apart. Each man will receive
the best medical attention at all
times and will be given hospital
treatment when ill.
The official program of each week
Jay, as given out by Colonel Sla-
den, follows:
Reveille, 5:45 a. M, breakfast,
6 a. m, fatigue call to clean up
barracks, GAO a. M, first drill call,
1920, with other instruction until
recall from drill at 1915 p. M,
mess call. 1890 p. m, first call
afternoon drill, 1920 p. m, recall,
APO p. M, retreat and evening roll
call, $50 with supper Immediately
following. From the conclusion of
supper until nine o'clock will be the
study period. Taps will sound at
10 o'clock p. m. after which the
prospective officers may retire or
leave the reservation at their dis
erection.
The following officers of the reg
ular army, with additions of in
structors who will be appointed
later, will be in charge of the
camp:
Lieutenant Colonel Frederick w.
Sladen and o. w. B. Farr. Majors
Elmer A.. Dean, Peter c. Field,
George B. Pillsbury. William M.
Morrow, Pegram Whitworth, Fine
w. Smith and w. S. Valentine;
Captains w. H. Jordan, H. E.
Knight, A. j. Harris, w. d. For
syth, Wilson B. Burt, Stephen o.
Fuqua, Thomas S. Norman, w. s.
Wood, William F. Morrison, B. N.
Rittenhouse, o. w. Rethorst, Sher-
mar Miles, j. M. Hobson, Jr., r.
R. Glass and Calvin P. Titus; First
Lieutenants D. H. Gillette, w. e.
Burr, P. w. Newgarden and p. ],
Mueller.
EX-CHIEF OF POLICE EVANS
of Tonopah is visiting Goldfield to-
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EX-CHIEF OF POLICE EVANS
of Tonopah is visiting Goldfield to-
day
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tween 500 and 1000 have left
the university either to enroll
in the service or to assist on
the farms.
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TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND.
ANT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
u suit ha- been commenced and Is
now pending m the above named
Court by the above named Plaintiff
against the above named Defendant,
in which said suit Plaintiff claims
damages against the sand Defendant
IN the sum of Two Thousand. fifty
>IN and no 100 tS2 .05600l Dollars,
being the principle and interest Specl-
fled IN a certain promissorv note re
terred to IN the complaint herein, to-
gether with costs of SUIT, and that on
the 6th day ot March, 4. u. 1917, n
Writ of Attachment issued IN sand
court and cause. bN virtue of which
sand writ, lands and tenements OF said
Defendant, to-wlt the Southeast
quarter SEA of Section thirty
three IN Township twenty-five (2ol
south. Range nine (9) West, y. VI. /.
NJ. have been attached.
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN
hat unless said defendant shall APP
near in said cause on or before the
26th day of May, A. d. 1917, Judg-
ment will he rendered against him
and his property sold to satisfy the
same.
rhe maine and address Of PLAN
ufr, Attorney is Naught \ Watson
Demlng, New Mexico.
Dated this 9th day of March ~
d. 1917.
e. r. HUGHES,
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NOTICE IN PROBATE

Notice Is hereby gwen that the ii.
mai report of IL. II Jacobs. a. exc.
rhl"f "i thr estate ui Jennie Jacobs
is now un file with the County Clerl
oil Luna county, New Mexico. that
'aid report shows full administra
Noh hpon the estate of Jennie Jacobs
ma ash the approval of sand re-
P"fI and the discharge of II. II. ia
cob' a. such executor.
Notice !, further gwen that hear.
'"e upon SAID final report and apph-
,"hoh Tor discharge will he he'll be.
lore the Hon G. c. Fielder. prohatC
Judge, at the court house, Deming
AeW Mexico, On the 9TH iay 90 Miy
II. II. JACOBS. Executor.
hN Fred sherman. his attorney.
Mar. 30 Apr. 20
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-20

the Probate Clerk Of said c,u,,y
aud that On the 9Th day of Nav. 1917
at the hour oi len o'clock in the fore
noon OF sand day, al the Office Of th.
Probate Judge of said court. m Dem
ing Luna county, New Mexico. IN,
matter of allowing Of the said 0no
account viii he heard
WITNESS the Honorable e. &
Fielder. Probate Judge of sand court
th's 18th day of March, A. d. 1917
(SEALD &. n Ul'GJIrS
Probate Clerk of Lima Commit,
New Mexico.
Naughl n Watson.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Mar 10 \nr On
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

In the Probate Court of the '"nn-
" of Luna.
In the matter of the estate oil Eei-
mer F.. Richardson. deceased
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
The undersigned. administrator 'i
the estate of Zelmer +. Richardson
deceased. hereby gives public no''ee
that ON Monday. the seventh day @.
Nav A. d. 1917. at the hour oil
eleven o'clock in the forenoon OF
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,rcAL ADvE RTiSIMG
LEGAL Adv ERTiSIN G
noTICE FOR PUBLICATION
!, ,bs District Court OF the Sixth
:" JUDICIAL District OF the State OF
New Mexico. within and for
the County Of Luna
u.NE ROBERTSON.
Plaintiff
civil No $50
lullN ROBERTSON.
Defendant.
uo1,ce FOR PUBLICATION
81 MNIONS

~r,f. Of New MrNlco I" John Rob
.s-on GREETING:
y.u are hereby notified that there
,,r ON Tile m the office OF the CLERK
~, rh, District Court of Luna Coun-
o., N,o Mryiro. the complaint oi the
...uun -huNin. that YOU ana the
,.run have permanently separat-
49,, and a. aiuc q division at the prop
.,.. h,luueinr la the community. aud
..r rh, Court hN decree vest the
u.r l".
The -ouih half ,Sla) Of the
,,rhur.t quarter ,NWl,l of sec
.,n fourteen tlh. township
...uf iuur "a south. range
.u lUl west. New Mexico mcri-
..n. .ommuin. eighty 800 acres.
b The .uuh half tSi2) of the
.uiha,-t quarter tSWllD of the
.nrhu-t quarter tNEl,l Of sec
..a thirty two ,}2l. township
IA,nN three O23J south, range
.u, 81 west. New Mexico mer-
Idlan
.r. The -outhWe-t quarter tSW "a
d, -rction twentythree (23),
township twenty-five (25) south,
uugr n,nc 90 west. New Mexico
meridian
d lot. hye OoI ,,N go and sey-
u O,. IN block forty eight liS)
Go! the toNnslle of Deming, New
Mexico. together with the I'm
pruycmrul.. consisting ot two
tent hou-cs. located thereon
DO Lot nne 90 10 twelve ll2D m
biJ,i one ~ II the south add
uou foo IA, to"nslte Of Deming
New Ncu,o, together with the
residence thereon. constituting
the home OF the plaintiff and de
lrndanl
m the plaintiff. June Robert son, and
I.|I Hllh N'll'' bNblh W wv IHilH-
ir jhe NWdcbakcr automobile. cow.
%. IluN.. n,u-rhold goods and all 9th
,t Personal property nov IN Luna
ruml'. New Mexico. and that liam
I'M have Judgment for Five Hundred
Dollar. attorney. fee and costs.
sad such other rclet as Ia the Court
may .rcm meet and proper
You are further notified that un-
!r, s. lou appear thereto and defend
on or before the nth day OF May.
1917, the plaintiff will take Judg
mcnl aud decree Tor the amount
claimed together with costs OF suit.
The name of the plaintiff attorney
Fred sherman, and his business
addrc,,, Dcming. New Mexico.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
hereunlo subscribed my name this
the 23r3 day of March, A. d. 1917.
=. r HUGHES.
cher. Of the District Court al '.una
TOMMY New Mexico.
h, T. A. III GIIES. Deputy.
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NOTICE or CONTEST
Department al the lni.-ior

Department al the lnt,.ior
nited State. Land Office
Las Cruces. y. 81
April II, 1917
Serial SO DDiIH
Contest Nu Hiil
Iu Roger Hall ni las Cruces n A. C0ut..teg
iuu are h'frhy notified that Albert b sup.
pfrr who gives Demiug = VI az his post
Office addrc.s did ON Fob. A. lgl,. fle ia
thi. office hls duls currohorated application
Goo onto aud s'.ut, tho cancellation nf your
hpm..t,id Inty Nn. Ntttt. serial Nn.0Gtts
made Aut u.s. lpli Tor b. halt 81 quarter
~.c - ~ hall ~N quarter Section 30.
Township .sS, Range INV, MP Meridian.
and %. -ruuud. for be- contest h' allsgrs that
aid Roger Hal coute,ter hl, who'll %.
ptudoucd s,id tract cot land for more thsu
BIS months last post that ODE, said cntrymuu
90. land within tIA months after the date 81
,u'r. thereof That the said tract 81 land B.,
wholly abandoned aud uuimpruyed at this
time
Aw are therefore. further notified that
'lr sHii allegation. viii boo taken H, comics.
seed aud ,our sand "ntr. will be- cauy,ed
without further right 90 boz heard either '-..
fore this Office or nu appeal % Sou fal to fla
U I H.ur. within twenty dblH after the
."Hr'h publication of this notice - shown
H.". your answer under oath .prciurill
". IHuaiu. 200 ur.u allegation of contest tu.
.h.l with dine proof mai 5000 have a.f.ti
90 '"r' "I '"ur answer "u lhr said comics.
Hli either 100 pDruu uy 10y registered mad
You .uoud .fHI, r HYui us.W,. HH
r.m. w 10, post office q" which sou oe
-Ii. uuI, notice. Zoo Ia -ru Go .uH.
JOHN J.. burns IDI.
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LEGAL ADV RTlSlN G

You are further notified that un p
less YOU appear thereto and defend
on or before the 25th day of May,
1917. Judgment and decree will be
obtained against YOU as prayed in
said complaint.
The name and postoiiice adore
OF plaintiffs attorney is Fred Sher-
man. Deming. New Mexico.
lSean c. X. HUGHES,
Clerk oil the District Court.
Luna County. New Mexico.
April l3-May 4
NOTICE OF SALE
- THE DINTBTCT CORR OI IHI >iAIA
UhiiiL RI iEi'i o. iHt Ndddh
ri NEH WAifO WITHIN AND FOR
nm COTATT ~ LTNl.
q .l.i. Campbell u IS Walker
% b. Howell Louis - Howell
aud george $ scranton.
Plaintiff
Vs. Civil No. j9i.
rl..Jor. Peuland
Defendant
Euu.. herb. given that under and o.
...iu, .f H,rin judgment and deere, ~ fhr
-I SO Ildilu bIsttirt Court OF the Stai" ,'
t.N N.NI.p. sitting within and for the Coun
Pr. o., Auua. made and entered on the 26th
ode. oft D.camler 4 D. 1910 whereby Il wac
l.errtd 3D.. ihr said Court that tle Ulniuilut
U..U.u Campbell o. T.. Walker II. l.. How
tu l.r,. - Howell and nr1rgc : - anton,
.... ..I I..pt.t II and from thc above nam.
% defendant. Tlrudpr, A. Prulaud. tie sum
.. -.u.uUU with interest thereon al the rate
.. DO U.r cont from the 10th da, 81 December,
i9l" until paid and IN the further sum
..f 'u nf.IH.. l"". with Interest there.
H H
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IN the Probate Court of the State OF
New Mexico, within and for the
County OF Luna.

Before the Honorable C. e. Field
er, Probate Judge
III the matter of the estate of Jen-
ME Jacobs, deceased.
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Bertha Rcni.on.
l'laintii

flalnun
s.. No 6il
ben henson.
defendant
ia, ard dcirujaU,. ben R,ui-uu.
BE- hereby notified that q civl action
Ia been commenced AGAINST hun ~
Tie prlr,i tmu Il ,Hr sixth judi
r''i lh.lr1 OF .hr State oi New
N"N,.". within oud Ior o., County
OF Lama IA, fhr pluull lirrha
R'ni-"u. nb.u~ p'uuuil pray that
'.' bond "i mairlmuu, uuN c,,.ung
between plaintiff and defendant be
4 "l'rd and tor the custody and
r.r oi their mum ,mId. and Ion
u'h other and further rrheI both
general and special o.. may be lu-t
and equitable
flamun allc.o- % ground Tor
suld action that defendant hu- mis-
treated plaintiff
("n. the sand defendant are here
b. notified that ,ou are required jo
appear and M W,r the compliant ~
III eau, ou ur before thr ISM dlN
Of May, A. D. 1919, the date ul com.
p."ti"u Of service bv Publication here
hi. and that wuls yon -, appy tpd
answer Indictment hy default viii bc
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District Of the State OF
New MexicO. Within and for the
County OF Luna.
ELI/NBETI HIPPERN
Plaintiff

N.. 'l\u NO. bJI.
Mrs. Il l. Bcyin-, Mrs Roy /.
bENlN~, FLORENCE NICHOLS
BENINS, and WILLIAM II. McDON-
OUCH,