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The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-01
Where Turqcnev Did Early Wcrr;

The estate Of the Russian novelist,
Ivan TurSenev, which is reported tC
have been sacked by peasants, lies
in he low, maTshy country of the gov
ernnent state of Toula. Some of the
writer's early work was produced there
though toward the end of his life Tur
gerev spent the greater part OF his
Zine in Baden-Baden or Paris and
scarcely visited Russia. The influence
of his home, with its beautiful, prosper
Gus estates and hard-driven peasantry,
was never quite forgotten by him, ard
toward the muZhiks especially-the pa
rents, probably, Gf those who have
just wrecked his property-he had
always an active sympathy. The
neighboring capital town of Toula,
set in the midst of agricultural lands
was constituted gun factory by the
Gar Boris Godunov, and still devotes
itself to the making of army rifles.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-01

would ct times give way tc the darkest
and most wicncd passions. VI one time
Mike made Al attempt to burn his vie
alive: or If That was not his ?ctu2l Oh
ject, he played = good and realistic part
1t so happened that Mike and his VIE
were of party On = number Of barges
floating down the Ohio river. BY what
follows il is assumed that Mrs. Fink,
who went by the name of Peg, was inn
bupd with the instincts Of e woman OF
her sort.
When the barges landed against the
shore for the night Mike Immediately
got his rifle and ordered his wife to
follow him UP the bank of the river to
n point where he piled heap of brush
wood. Mike ordered the woman, who
readily saw that Mike was in no good
mood, to crawl into the brushwood.
The good woman objected, but Mike
threatened to shoot her and in the end
she obeyed. Mike covered her COM
plotely ever with the bruShwood. He
then deliberately set fire to the pile
and in 4 moment the whole thing was
blazing Through fear of Mikes rifle
the wife stood the heat of the flames
rs long as she could. then she kicked
the brusilwood from her and ran for
the river, her clothing already in
flames Mike then informed his bet
ter half chat her punishment was the
result Of her ''winking at them fellers
on the other boat"
Such were the mn who made his
tory through the valley eff the Ohio in
those days when Louisville stood on
the edge of dense wilderness, and
when the town could have had but a
small population. While these men
| were not rs important to the building
of the great empire of the west as
men like Boone, kenton, Clark and
others, they we're nevertheless neces-
| sary evils and cid their part in thrust
| ing the Indians back that the land
mirht be broken. At any rate they are
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-01

He shall give information in writ
ing, to the Mayor and Council when
ever required upon any subject relat
! ing to the fiscal affairs Of the City o
touching any duties of his offics, an'
shall perform ali such other dutie:
as may be required of him by the
laws of he State of Missouri, OF by
the Ordinances of this City. He shall
hav tine custody OF and safely keep
tie common seal of the City, the pub
lie records, the original ordinances
and resolutions of the City Council,
and such other records, documents
and papers Of public natur' as may
be delivered into his custody. He
shall aifx the common seal of the
City tC all pubic instruments and Of
fetal acts of the Mayor, which by law
OF ordinance are u quired TO be so at
tested. and countersign the same,
and affix the common seal to and GER
t.fy to any record, document, copies
of par, rs Or ordinances that may be
required for evidence in any court of
record in this State, or Of the United
States by an individual, or that may
be required for tn use of any officer.
of the City, and shall furnish to the
City Attorney or City Counsellor any
record CT document in his office nee
essary to be W d in any proceeding
IN court to which the City is party,
when ordered to do so by the Council.
He shall attend al meetings. of the
City Council, and Ike pa correct
journal of its proceedings.
He shall prepare all certificates of
election, commissions, appointments
and other official documents II nuired
by ordinance to be issued, or which
the Mayor in the discharge of his du
ty is required to issue, and shall
countersign and affix the common & nj
thereof, and keep q record Of all such
certificates Of elections, commissions,
appointments and documents.
HI shall prepare blank licenses for
all purposes for which licenses are to
be issued, and when required shall
cause the same to be issuIld, signing
his name and affixing the seal of the
City thereto, and shall keep a correct
account of such lunses and the
amount of the license tax thereon.
He shalt f1e the official bonds Of all
City Officers and the bonds Of all eth
er persons ey. cuted to the City and
placed IN his custody. He shall re-
cord all City Ordinances passed and
shall label and file for cafe keeping
th original Toll Of all ordinances and
resolutions of he City Council. sach
ether vouchers. papers. records and
other documents as may be delivered
into his custody.
He shall carefully and promptly
execute every Official duty that may
be requiEd of him by the laws Of
Missouri, and the ordinance Of the
ely. He shall extend he tax of The
assessment book and the tax book as
provitl Il in the ordinance concerning
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-01
NUMBER 81

Section 6. Duty CT Tax PAYERS "a
Me City Ciery. The tax pave 8
! shall meet the ,ltv cieIkat his eff 8
and DE-, such tax; as nay lie dee
against them without further g
inard made therefor.
Section :. Taxes When Due and
When Delinquent. All taxes for ea
VI ar shall become due and paya0 :
as soon as the tax book has b. I
prepared and all taxes remaining a. =
paid on the first day of January .
ter they have bcen levied, shall b
come delinquent, and thereafter b.
interest at the rate of ten per ce e.,
per month, or any fractional p; Z
thereof, until aid.
Section s. Non-Rcsidents to p
Furnished Statem Mt. Il shall he /
duty Of ths city clerk to furnish al
I.0n-residCnt tax pa.Ct- with q sta
n ut of the amount of taxes assess
agaisst them, or any let on viii
they may desire to pay taxes in t
city, for any year or years, durr
which he City Clerk, and snnd
same by mail to the address Of al
person applying for the same; and
no taxes are dug from any such pc
son. the City Clerk shall answer SUI.
inquiry, stating the facts; and wher
ever any funds are Is mittCd by ma
or otherwise, to the city clerk. f.
tae payment of any tax appearing /
be due en- his tax books. it shall l.
his duty to receive the same and ser
receipt therefor by ma. to tn pcrSO
remitt.sg the same; provided that h
may charge all sums which he ma
have to pay for posta!; as III
against the person applying or rcmn
ting to him, but not other costs.
Section .. CITY Clerk to Give Re
ce-pt for Taxes Paid and Eng j. Pay
ment. Whenever any person sha'
pay taxc scharged on the tax bOoi.
the City G., TX shall enter such pay
mont on his list and Civ tho persor
paying the same, receipt spocifyiI
the name Of the person for who.
paid, what year paid for and t."
property and value thereof on which
tn samc was paid. acc0rdin" 70 it
description en- the City Clcrk'n list. in
whole or III part, rs the case may Do,
and the city clerk shall enter
paid against each tract or lot Of
land when he collects the tax thereon
The city clI TX shall receive taxes on
part of any lot, piece or parcel o.
land charged with taxes: provided the
person paying such tax shall furnish
a particular specifications Of the par
and If thI lax Or the remainder. Of
such lot and arc Of land shall y
main unpaid, the citv clerk shall en-
to- such specification in his return t.
the end that the part on which tn
tax remains unpaid may be clcarir
known. If payment IS made on ar
undivided share of real state, the
city clerk shall enter on his record the
-
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-01

revenue. When the taxes have be
come delinqli mt, AFR settlement Wit
the Mayor and council, he shall tran
scibe the same into the back IL,
book. as provided m the orainarc
concerning revenue.
He shall be and remain at his Office
for q, transaction Of business from the
hour of eight o'clock until twelve
o'clock in the forenoon and from one
o'clock until five O'Clock in the afcr-
noon, during each and ,very week
day, unless prevented 0y sickness or
other unavoidable cause.
1t shall be til, duty of the City
Clerk, on or before the last dav of
ach monh, ID p& Mo n yETAOlN-
each month to pay into the City
Treasury all money by him ccilect, i
On account OF the revenue of this
city, on whatever account or from
what source COZ ctd, during the
month nding on h last dav CT ach
month, togetl,'r with a detailed state
ment showing from what source and
on what account collected. anil the
aggregate amount u money COLLECT Il,
which statement shall be sworn to by
the city clerk.
He shall tfrn ov r TO his succe, sor
all delinquent lists, receiving credit
theefror, and his successor shall be
charg' d herewith; provided, hat the
city council may declare yToTt3sosS any
and all personal delinquent taxes
which the council may deem En"GiL. Ct
able nut the council shall not allow
the City Clerk credit for any ,,cIn-
quent PERSONAL tax which it pay be-
licve he could have collected but failed
to do so.
Section ) Collection on Tax: No.
tee to Taxpayers. When the tax
books arc prepared he shall pyoc cd 20
collect the taxes thereon, and t. f:.ll;i-
tate TIL same, he shall publish in ore
or mere newspapers published in The
city the following notice:
"Not'cc is ircr by given 20 all per
sons indebted to the city o. tape Gil
rardeau for taxes, that the tax book
are in my possession and the taxes
thereon due and q will bc IN attend
apcc at NY office in the court house
during @acl. day of -. Wcel. from s.
o'clock Yto IL o'clock in the forenoon.
and from I O'Clock Until :, o'clock in
the afternoon, to collect the same.
until the frs. day Of January 1910,
and further that unless said taxes
an fully paid J2furc the first day of
January 1912. t!.cv VIII become >le-
linquent and bea. interest 1T The rate
of one per cent per cent per for each
and every n,ontn they rcm;.in unpaid
afer thcv knvca1n delinquent: and
th n collection viii b. enforced by,
suit to enforce lien on II al estate as
provided by law. md tie szurc ard
a sale Of persona prep rtv ~ provid-
cd By ordinance.
Cane Girardeau, Mo-. 1911.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-01
Ordinance No. 70

ORDINANCE COMBINING THE
OFFICES OF CITY COLLECTOR
AND CITY CLERK INTO ONE
OFFICE STYLED getty CLERK"
AND ABOLISHING THE OFFICE
OF CITY COLLECTOR AND PRE-
SCRIBING THE DUTIES OF THE
CITY CLERK AND PROVIDING
REGULATIONS FOR THE COL
LECTION OF REVENUE IN
GENERAL AND REPEATING OR
DlNANCE No. 1888 AND COM
FORM ORDINANCES No.
ID AND Is.
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Continued to page 16)
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
NE THIRD LIBERTY loan

The campaign for the Third Liberty
Loan viii he opened on the 9th Of
April, the anniversary of the declar-
alton of a state Of war between the
United States and Germany.
The amount, terms, and conditions
Of the loan are dependent upon fur.
Their legislation and will be announced
as soon as Congress has granted the
necessary powers.
Secretary McAdoo chose the 9th Of
April as the day to open the cam
paign as the most fitting date to call
for a patriotic response to the sum.
mons to duty to every American. to
ask from the people at home the same
fervent patriotism that actuates u
gallant sons on the battlefelds Of
France and on the waters Of the At
iantic.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
FIGHT For s1.OO SILVER

Nothing would boost mineral pro.
.duction like $1.00 an ounce for silver
Western states naturally lead in thi.
ight.
Tremendous increases in exports o.
silver to the Far East are shown il
figures Of movement of precious
metals for 1917.
China took S12,106 800, twice a.
much as in the previous year; Hong
kong bought S8,612,787 worth, as com
pared with $3,197,341 in 1916, anC
purchases by British India jumped
from S2,3S4,467 to S24,392, 4O2.
China and India virtually have beer
denuded Of their silver coinage by
high prices for the metal and by wal
~exigencies.
China has shipped great quantitie,
Of silver to British India for account
Of the government, to replace money
sent to pay Indian troops.
China also found it necessary to in.
crease its silver coinage because of the
export of millions of "cash" wheI
copper became more valuable thar
the money.
To replace silver exported, the
United States increased it's imports
from Mexico, which sent this country
$32, 600, 900 worth of bullion.
Mexico, in return, received nearly
100000 in gold, twelve times more
than in 1916.
Japan and Spain we're the only
countries to receive more than $780,,
100000. in gold from this country last
year.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
G NOTICES
Norlcn rnn rrnlacArloN

"
Department o. che Interior. g.. 9. Land
Omce NJ Lna Cruces. New Mexico,
f~rbruary ~ 1919.
Notice ia hereby given that me
Santa Re Pacific @ltnilro1d Company
has nied the following applications nt
the United states Land ONCE. at Las
Cruces. New Mexico. 20 select uudct
the act Of april n, 1893, (33 Stat. 2ll,
the following deser,hea- nnaa b 1917
for the following described lands;
= 1-2 d-2 See 30. r 20 -, r. w"
Lots and See z. q - Z ~ "
lots J and 4 S 10 wv IA Sec. 9, lot
1. Sc ID Nj Ia Sec. s, T. 20 s.. r. no
W, n IL NE la SIC ia Me -; NE
81 ~ g. sec al n 10
ie W, sw ID sE ia; sw t-4'NW
Is i-t' NJ IL sE ~ Sec. 9. Il. "a s
u. ~ W. Sc Ia Sec. !. r. % 5. r.. n
W, T. ~ NE Ia; sW - Ne IL
NE u 81 "a Sec. 20, r. 80 $, r. 20
Serial No. 6iosit. filed July 2. 1917,
for the following described lands:
sE sec " ~ NE rs TW ilIH3 NV
Sec q; T. q $, 3 u W, Az Of
sf%S q e 81 b ~ ~ $ ~ slwS' IYs ee a
q. g2 S.. ~ IS W lots. D. 2. 81 g.. I-e
W 10; NV IA Me la. sW IA sE ia
Sec. 81, II. 20 s.. u. 10 W. T. Leg sec.
EI-2 Sec. 20. NV - Sec. 2s, r. 2s S.
r. ib W, All Of Sec. &. lots 1. 2. S -
NE Ia; Sc - Sec. 8, ~ See. 9, r
% s. r. Is W, Sc Ia See 49,
Sec. a.. r. 22 S n n W. lots
l. 2 II t-2 NV Ia Sec. T. NE l-fsNE'
S i-2 Sec. 90. r. 80 $. B. IS. 81. Lots
2. 3. $ ~ NWi-4t SW. la; Sc Ia:
W Ia NE IA Sec. 8, n 81 S, r. 10 w.
$ - Sec. -. r. 33 s.. r. 10 w SW Ia
20. T., 80 s. r. 20 W. y. NJ. p. NJ
Serial No. 0f7OS2. filed August o..
1917, for lots l, 2, NE IA wv IA; SD
Ia NV Ia Sec. 80, +. 81 SIR 10 W.,
n. VI. =. p. n.
The purpose Of this notice 90 20
allow all persons claiming the and
adversely. or desiring TO show IL to
be mineral in character an opportuu-'
ity 10 file objection TO Nuch location
or selection with The Register and
Receiver Of the L.. S. Land Office. az
Las Cruces. n. NJ and u Htablish
their Interests therein or the mineral
JoHN.' L. BuRNSiDE.
March's to April 5. Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
PUTTING THE TOWN AHEAD

PUTTING THE TOWN AHEAD
There is no magic way to advance
Lordsburg and make Of it a better
place TO live in and a point with suf
icisnt magnetic power to appeal to
others elsewhere.
Nobody is coming to Lordsburg
merely because of what we say
about it.
They may be induced to come here
because Of self-interest.
To grow; a town must furnish the
Incentives that cause growth.
Industry and trade do this work
Tho more industries we get here the
more people. we bring here; the more
ceople that are here the greater the
opportunities for trade; the greater
he opportunities for trade the more
Ionounced will be the community's
expansion.
New industries are being estab
ished every day-and they have not
al TO do with furnishing the sinews
of war, either.
, Making a town. attractive is one
hing. Putting more folks in it to
enjoy.it attractive features is IN
other.
LordsEurg has the goods if every
body. interested will only do their best
TO hit the bull s eye Of success.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
PUBLI LAND sALE
II sDsp@rt@snt o. The Interior

- a. So AAANA VT
Us Land Office at Las Cruces. n. NJ
Fcbruary q. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that. as al
rsctea by the Cohmissloner OF the
Genetal Land office. under provisions
Of Sec. 2A5b r s, pursuant 10 the an
pllcntion OF stephen Reid Dun6gan.
Aniinas; y. NJ. Serial No, 0leg39. We
Viii oner az public sale 10 the
nigheat bidder. but at not less
than fl.f5 per acre. nth otclock
A. NJ. on the 7th dtv ~ Wty. 1918.
next. at this onlce. tis following tract
o. land: SleSis Sec. ~. r.. 30 s.. n, 20
W.. n ~ r NJ This tract IS ordered
into the market on "a shpwiur mat thc
greater portion thereof ig mountain
ou9 or too rough for cultivation.
Tlfe sale VIII not Dc kent oDent buf
VII be declared closed When those
S,snt az the hour named have ceased
htudlng. Ihe person making the hlrb-
est DIG VIII be required TO inuieiiatch
thereof '
any persons claiming Adversely the
above-descrihed land are advised 10
NE iheis claims, or objections. On or
Deiore the time desi-natei far sale
Narl5-Apr. -. E.ri
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
A RiIIious Attack.

When you have a bilious attack
vour liver fails to perform its func-
lions. You become constipated. Inc
food you eat ferments in your stom
ach instead Of digesting. This IN
flames the stomach and causes nau-
sea. vomiting and a terrible headache.
Take Chamberlain's Tables. lney
will tone up your liver, clean out your
stomach and you will soon be as wen
as " They only cost a quarter.
For sale by The Roberts d Leahy
Mer. Co.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
PRIZES FOR CHILDREN

Every child in Grant county from
ifth grade through high school grades
eligible to compete for one Of these
prizes;
70 the boy or girl Of fifth, sixth,
seventh or eighth grades in Grant
Co., who writes the best composition
IN Files and Their Control" will be
given a prize of three dollars.
The same amount is offered to the
BOY or girl Of the four high school
GRADES on the same subject.
The more thorough the campaign in
Jour community the more you will
1ave to tell.
Rules of Contest
Composition must be written in ink
IN one side Of paper only. Name, age
Grade and school Of contestant must
je given. Not less than three hundred
md fifty words or more than four
hundred words may be submitted.
Teachers of the respective schools
# the county must decide upon merits
# compositions handed in and two
considered worthy sent to Mrs. C. P.
helps, county home demonstration
Silver City, N. M.
Manuscripts must be sent in be-
ween dates Of May 1 and May 10.
A decision will be rendered by vote
f three judges.
Get busy boys and girls-frst with
he fly campaign and then with the
composition.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
m MAIL

Residents Of Lordsburg have been
finding some fault with the mail
service, which has slowed up con
iiderably.
The new timetables of Uncle
ANS Railroad, doing away with a
rge number of fancy trains, at first
as not thought a help to the ex-
ped,ti6us transportation of the mails
Since then, however, we have found
out that it is better to have mail
rains that get there on time than
mail trains that miss connections.
The mails to and from New Mex.
leo have at least not deteriorated any
further since the new time tables
went into effect Probably this is be
cause they couldn't be any worse.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
Meat o. shueks.

Sometimes I think the best part Of
cracking butteruuts is cracking them
What are we going to get1 Meat OF
shucks7 Never mind n there be moth
ing more than an empty hole once In
a whllel The next time win be all
right. Anyhow, we have gained a bit
Of muscle In the arm that swung the
hammer. Makes us stronger for crack
ing the harder nut tomorrow-Vincent
In Farm Life.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
CONSERVE FOOD BY
DESTROYING FLIES

DESTROYING FLIES
Rub walls and doors with laurel
ii. The odor keeps flies away.
Put the following solution in shall
low dishes:
Dissolve l dram of bichromate of
potash in two ounces of water and
i'd a little sugar. Not dangerous to
human life.
Pyrethrum burned in a closed room
tupifes flies and they may be swept
Up and burned.
One teaspoonful of formalin in a
uarter of a pint of water will attract
nd kill flies. Keep out of reach Of
hildren.
Clean up all breeding places and
pray with cresol. Very cheap and
xcellent disinfectant for barns, hen
lcuses, hog sheds, etc. Usually used
n a solution of two to four per cent.
Keeps down disease and kills insect
tests of these places.
sprays for Keeping Flies OF Of Cattle
Kerosene, 8 quarts.
Crude carbolic acid, 4 ounces.
Raw linseed oil, / pint.
Pine tar, 8 ounces.
Mix thoroughly and spray every
Icy.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
NOTICE
ZINC EnrInccrs, nmce

State Engineers OWca
Santa Fe. n. NJ. Februar, 1bfb rqfv
Number OF Application, 1866.
Notice IL hereby rfven Hat o, en-
18th dav OF February. IelS ia aceo~i-
ance with Section 90, Chapter 40 Irri-
cation Laws Of 1907. G Q. Hampton
81 New. Mexico. made formal apnij~e
ton to the state Engineer az Eew
MeNico fpr a. permit 20 aDprouriato "a.
Public Waters Of the state o.. E.,v
Mexico.
Such approximation ia to Uo made
from pVrRnnid ana G1at,arrov.y az
poi1t Glitch No. ~ bearinr X Se do
EreeS.lS m nutes e.. 1904 feet distant
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
NOTICE FoR PTnLIcAr1oN.
Department OF the interior

Department of the Interior
L. S. Land. Onice atlas Cruces. n ~.
February 49,. BIS
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas
II, Thwaits, OF. White Signal, n. NJ,
who. or June rs. 1912. made HE, No.
n12lO, sfOr SEA- Ser. 81. TO s.. r. rs
W. and on April IS, 1914 lad Addl.
HE. No. Ol3196. Tor SCI NEL, Lots ] Is.
2. Section 4, Township 81 S.. Range f5
W, Nam p. Meridian. has filed notice
OF intcnttQn.ttg -uake hve-year Proof.
20 establish claim 70 stba land abo
described, before Don wv. .Lask. T.. *
COmmibEioner. at SILVER CIV NM. on
the 10th day of Apfil. 1915
Claimant names as Witnesses Hop
williams, of White Signal. n. NJ.
y MI Afford Tomerin. OF Tyroue..N
NJ PhIppip P. Anderson. Of Silver CITY
JOHN L. BURNSIDE
gu d1-Mar. ~ Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
GOOD HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS

There are a number Of good homes
stead locations and small tracts over
looked IN and about Lordsburg. Sew
eral line grazing tracts and some val
icy land locations Of good tracts are
stiii 20 be made. | have two tracts
within two miles Of Lordsburg and
near town additions. Will be valuable
some day. For details. see +. V.
hush at the Western Liberal Office,
L%ordsburg, N. NJ.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
The Only Chance.

Does Bllggins ever tell the exact
truth!"
81 don't know. Maybe he does some
times. / never had a chance to hear
him talk in his sleep"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
64O-ACRE H~OMESTEADERS'


If entrymen under the Stock-rais-
ing Homestead Act are planning TO
relinquish or change their entries n
obtain a refund Of money paid the
government they should do so as soon
as convenient before the lands are
designated, After designation entries
are allowed. Make your changes now
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
PIentY bal Stock.

II have been trying for three weeks
to have a buzzer for my desk"
"Come out home with me, dear boy.
There are buzzers enough there to sup
ply your whole office"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1918-03-22
NeTICE Fon rrnIIcArIov
u.s pTf .Snd oaesIs f ,ss di% a9cst A.,

February SO 1918.
S9uee i hereby given that Lee =
M.faaS Or Lordt4rE ~ NJ. who. o1
CT ~ l9lb, mike a. r.. No. O9qF1.
Tor fklEhNEh, SttNWH. Sec. IN. Sri.
NJ Sec, 10; ava on Feb ~ fgfg.
made additional H. r. No. 0t9772 fo-
9Wh.t Sectlon 10. Town Mn D &
nge "a W, ~. N A. Mcriiian. has
tlad notice OF intentiop to make three
keAf fToOf 20 establish claim 10 tho
ltnd above described. before d.
hush. Y. 8 Commissioner. az Lords
burg ~ b., on the end day " April.
claimant names o9-witncTacH. Al
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