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New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE

office Of III, Commissions, of Publ.
Lsnds,
Santa Fe. New Mexico
Notice il, hereby given that pursuanr
10 the provisions OF an Aet Of Con
grs.'' apPP.ovsd 3D., June N :O,h' 1910: tn; tn;
the rules and regulations of the State
land Office, the Commissioner OF Public
Lands win offer at public sale to Ii.
highest bidder at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. %
Wednesday, September 2+h. 1919, in ths
Of New Me.ico. IN aont Of The court hous.
thoein, the following described tracts OF
land, viz:
y%%wys. s 40 sfMaswa. - sSfN", sHs'" Sec Gee y; s9&s VI
Sc IS; T. p s, R. II W, seq. Sec
is, %, 20; WV. Sec. ii; WHswN. Sc,
H. A See o. So sec sSh. n N 81 sec sss S: Sff' Es
\ ~. Sec. li w, NHsh, Sec. j.; I
p s R 10 W, VIZ, Sec. 4. All Of See
& 4 tqi > ~ ~ Sec. 3; wHwH, EIswA
81 See sfSsFa 4 "A oi S'f Section. 4 an Es f5s
s NWl4 SWH, See 10; An Of Sec II.
va SEA. Sec -; An Of Sec. y; SEH
NL1., WlsNEA. W., Sec. IA; FL, Sl5NWA
NW,..NW,H. swH' Sec. 49, An Of Section:
W containing 1890 % acres The improve
ments consist of wells fencing. buildings
lighting, plant, gas engine and pumps, oil
tank. water tower and tank. value t1S ODO n
No bid on the above described tracts viii
b, accented Tor less than THREE DOL
LARS fS7 nM prr acre. which /, the ,p
praised value thereof, and in addition there
impr5vtment. that exist on the land.
The above sale Of land will be Subjec,
The successful bidder must pay 10 tn.
bari'r- .a-h sale one.twrnticth of IN,
mid, offr-rd bv him for IN, land. toui
r,r -,rt interest in advance ior the bal
n.e of such purchase price, tees for sd
.r....rfaI rs the sale herein. each and sn
~ ,f .r -nuts must ne deposited IN cash
mp GER. n-f ezch7nrc no tnr time of sal,
r, ..t=. - .rl...pr. .a fhs -tate q
Sc. .H. .r -sraf bidder loe,
r.f .v.. -.r.. sIdu thiriv day,
rs 3.a.- .,.5 -snl-se, ,' ~ ~ pra ,o
If n fHr dafr 0i the contract and TO pro
Uf. tHaf fhs purchaser NAV 90 bis Gp
Nrf..t n nurfyGve per cent q ;h'
purchase urlce no any time after ihe sab
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
Fire Destroys Block

A serious fire occurred al Central
last week destroying one OF the prin.
cipal business blocks of that town
and damaging property estimated at
$4,000 The cauSe OF The fire is ,
mystery as the building in which :,
started has not been used for some
time
The buildings were the best in
Central having solid brick fronts and
ed by : T. Wilcv and his loss win
evcccA Sl500o other Tenant. WIN
lost moss of their rroneriv were.
Mr., Coolev restaurant sfori a0l
f>rrrs r y Poa'wriahf hrfchar
shop 90 7n' fivr,rrs Iv,'. Rarla-
Shan au1 tne Novne pcnrc
Theatre 7 r Oele,hv proprietor.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Socorro county school district 80
|. school bonds for S200O due in
20 years. optional ir 20. bearing 4
per cent interest were sold to Sweet.
Causey. Foster & Co.. OF Denser,
at the office OF ] A. Torres. pres,-
dent of the city school board The
bonds were sold at par and accrued
interest, and a premium OF $3.50
thus selling at higher price than
anv other New Mexico school - ;cs
tins year. There were also bids rom
Siilo Simmons. Fels & Co. and
David r. Boyd. former presiden. Of
tse L \ NJ. at Albuquerque 90
ccrru Chieftain.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
Killed Almost Instantly

W. :. Pryor. was almost instantly
killed when the roof OF the house
that he and his daughter Mrs. Sorb,
occupying at Carson fell in on then
about midnight recentlv
Mrs. Sorbv was pinned beneath thc
debris until 3 o'clock the next morn
ing. when the attention of some
freighters who CHANGED to pass near
here were attracted to the scene by
her call for help
DR.. T. p Martin Immediately a.
tendrd he injured woman who al
though seriously hurt i recovering
The remains Of Mr. Pryor were
f7ten 70 Taos where funeral SER
vices were held at the Masonic TEN
ne. b. fhe lodge ~ which he wa
a member The deceased was about
hn wears old He came from Kansas
c. .hree wears ago and took no
a homestead at the Carson settle
menf-
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
GRANT

The harvesting of the semi-annual
crop OF mohair has begun on some OF
the Angora ranches in this district
and will propably be general within
a week or so. With the range in un-
usually good condition the yield OF
mohair will be large and of good
quality. The focks of Angoras arr,
in splendid condition at this time.
Silver City Enterprise
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
HlDAL60

Judge Marsalis, OF Lordsburg, ha,
let contract TO Jack Heather 60
erect a four room modern bungalow
on hi, lot in that city
Willard f. Holt. recently editor of
the Columbus Courier. has taken over
the Western Liberal, published a.
lordsburg. The former editor, Mr..
Fitzpatrick has retired from news
paper work TO engage in real estate
work at Lordsburg.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
Trout Distributed

Fifteep thousand brook trout Try
apportioned to Grant county by the
United States fish hatchery at Lead.
vile, Colo, and shipped to the Sports,
mems Association OF Southwestern
New Mexico have been distributed
in the county streams as follows;
Upper Mimbres. 1000; Johnson creek
200, Mineral creek, near Mogollon
5000; GleenWood 2.WN: main Gils
river a few miles above the red
barn" 400.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
LINCOLN

The Walker & Etc.evary sheep
company. whose ranches are located
on the north side of the Captain
mountains. sold 80 ewes and go
mttons TO W. {. Streikbien. a stock
man Of Edwards county. Texas. The
animals were loaded AZ Captain and
shipped to Texas.
This same company also sold $50
head OF ewes to the Baker Brothers.
OF Rock SPRING. Texas.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
Some Cyclone
OTER0

Messrs. Anderson & Worth who
have recently returned from Chicago
where they were suCCesstul IN in
esting capitalists in The erection OF
a plant for che refining OF sod
products. This company which will
be known as the Souihwester Chem
ical Co. will probably build their
plant at Nalmont.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Don't get discouraged because vou
have made mistake There has
never been a human being who id
not make some mistake. The best
way we can do is to trv not 10 make
.he same u1isfale again In this wav
our work will become more and
more rcliahle
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Work on the foundation of the
cement building which Col. w. E.
Moses, of Glenrio will have erected
at the rear of the hotel is progress
ing rapidly. The structure will be
used as storage roon0 He is having
an additional sidewalk laid and IS
Otherwise improving the property.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

The Columbus Plumbing Co.. is
installing at the Community House
and Khaki Club beautiful nicklepla'- :
ed sanitary drinking fountains with
cold water coils.
The fountains are OF the very lat
est design and are on ornament as
well as being sanitary-Columbus
Courier
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Most OF the farmers at Chapman,
are ready to thresh their beans as
soon as the corn fodder is gathered.
The unsettled weather has been a
draw back to those engaged harvest
ing and the hard whirl winds have
scattered the beans nsiderably.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

n. A. Conger. OF La Plata, has been
awarded the contract to carry the
mail between Pennington and Pen
dleton. He will use an auto truck,
assuming his duties on the 22nd OF
this month.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

CT AS SIFlED
PERSONAL

MARRY AT ONCE. We put you
in correspondence with thousands OF
charming and refined ladies who wish
to marry, many worth from 81 600
to $4,000 and upwards. Particulars
free. Address Allen Ward, B, Val
ley, Nebr.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
Car Thieves Admit Guilt

Three men, giving their address as
FL Paso and their names "a James
Pickrell, Clyde Prout and Ernest
Perry, were arrested by Sheriff w.
C. Simpson and Deputy L. L. Davis
on west of Gage on a charge OF the
theft OF Rex Thorpe's September
Morn car, and were brought back
TO Deming, where they were jailed
to await a hearing
Judge {. c. Rogers held a prelim-
mary trial, at which the men plead
ed guilty to the theft of the car, and
were held to the grand Jury in bonds
of $500 each, which they have so
far failed to make.-Deming Head
light.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
Harvesting on the Mesa

Harvesting has commenced on the
kogal-Mesa district Splendid crops
Of every thing planted last spring Is
reported except potatoes. IL has been
one Of the most successful wear.
that the farmers have experienced or
the Mesa. and on the Bonito. Ruido-
so and Hondo streams.
The Mesa IS strictly dry-farm-
Ing section. but the precipitation this
wear was sufficient to cause 100 PEI
cent Weld Pasture a good. live
sock rolling fat. and the farmers
are hsppv. as all raise more or less
hive sfock-frorn q to 30 head.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

II Won would be evernt from nm
easiness. do no-hing which Won know
or suspect i wrong. and If Won W.. n
20 enjoy ;he rrrest plea sure. aiwavs
do everv' hing. in vour power which
Won know j. right
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
TAOS

Nok is progressing ON the 'cN
r,sf..erce OF p. NJ Dolan at f'ts.
The structure will ne .trictiy moi
en- The Interior Hill b. firishe :
4. the attractive MIS-. IN ,t-le
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Archbishop Albert Dagger, OF san
to Fe, confirmed Is children OF the
Kentucky Mesa recently. The Cath.
olic people of that community have
prepared quarters for the two Sisters
from Nj. St. Joseph Kentucky. who
have arrived to conduct school
Six other Sisters from his same
place were recent arrivals in San
Juan county Three will be located
at Blanco and three at Farming
ton
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

ARE YOU SINGLE? Would you mar
ry if suited Let me find your idea
absolute satisfaction; Many wealth,
wishing marriage; honorable cor
fidential; members descriptions free
Mrs Cappel Box-ll5. Oakland. CALI
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
UNION

The bean harvest is under way
and many are now being marketed
IN Union county. \ local bean ele-
yalor man state, that there were 25,-
coo pounds oi the beans on the mark
ct and that the price aNrraed sis
cents per pound, making an a-erc-
gate OF $3.50 received for dream.
on thi, day Clayton Nea
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

MARRY IF LONELY: Tor results
try me; best and most successful
Home Maker; hundreds rich wisf
marriage soon; strictly confidential
most reliable years experience de-
criptions free The Successful Club'
Mrs Ball. Box $50 Oakland. Calf
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
SOCORRO

Cole Railstone. manager OF he
Red River Cattle x Land COMPANY
has shipped 700 head OF steers %
Fort Sumner wher. they VIII le
pa asfured
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

The new school house al Cedarvale
is nearing completion and will soon
be ready for the children to begin
their school work there.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
QUAY

At San Jon a real county fan
viii be held today and tomorrow
Cash prizes viii be awarded for the
best display of farm products live
stock and poultry exhibits
A splendid program with racine
and general sporting events will take
place The best exhibits will be sent
TO the Dry Farm Congress. which
will be held in Kansas City. Septem-
ber Path to October 4th.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

section never before known. And
wheat sowing time is also here and
all this will give every available
person a job, and then some.-House
News.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19


The recent real estate deals have
taken place at Pennington J.
Phillips and Palmer Schenck have
purchase 100 acres Of the :. w
Nhightman estate east OF town Con
sideration $1,000
Mrs. Ina Orr, OF Shiprock, bought
the {. I. Stivers place, the conside-
ration being 5000
+. T. Swift has sold his frame
house and lot to Charles Hoskins.
w F, Freeman ha, purchased the
J. w. Jarvis property. and George
Blake is now the owner OF the
l. n Jarvis cement block house.
f. d. Saffell. who recently sold his
ranch home near Pennington. has
bought home on the mesa north OF
town
Walter Stallings and Luciu, Glenn
ents OF the Kentucky have purchased
the Wade farm near Frutland, the
consideration being $1,000 This is
said to be one OF the best farms
IN this end OF the county They
are planning several Improvements
The new ranch which will add
much to its value Pennington
Hustler
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
Sad Tragedy

J. w. Wood, 81 years old, farmer
living Q miles southwest of Mcintosh,
shot and fatally wounded his son
Edwin who was "A years old. The
unfortunate father says that he shot
in self defense when his son at.
tackled him in a fit OF rage and
was choking him to death.
The young man. was subject to
attacks OF epilepsy since he was
eight years old, and at one time
was an inmate of the Epileptic Colony
at Abiline, Texas, During these at
tackS he became unmanageable and
threatened destruction to everything
and every body about him, partic-
ularly his father.
They came to New Mexico from
Texas on advice OF physicians that
the climate might benefit the son
Mr.. Wood and his son were the
only remaining members OF the fam
lily. IIe gave bond ior his appear
ancc before the next grand Jury for
an investigation.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
MORA

G. H. Hackett. of Mills. has sold
his grocery stock to {. J. Mcclure
and his drug stock to DIR. Moon
Both buyers are well known business $
men in that city.
The Wagon Mound Fire Depart
ment has been organized at Wagon
Mound with the following officers
Bias Sanchez. chief. w. NJ. Wiegan,
secretary and j. Frank Curns. treas
urer Other members will be selected
and as soon as sufficient funds can
be raised. a complete fire equipment
will be purchased
Some Cyclone
The Mills Developer says. Beck
Coslet reports baby cyclone made
a hurried visit to the Gray farm,
blowing windmill tower down.
moving the granary 8 II. and twist
ing a bolt ont Of the door frame.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Hear but one side and won will be
in darkpess: but hear both sides and
then al will be clear.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

The new addition TO the High
School building at Kirkland has been
completed
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

N ACRES IRRIGATED LAND near
French under Antelope Valley Irr,
CATION project; good agriculture
land underlaved with coal pric,
$500 Address State Record Santa
Fe n ".
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
Biz Brother Movement

The Commercial club has apasei to
undertake the iioancing Of \h.c-
ment dav for the boy, and lrl.
club, OF san Migrcl county. Achieve.
ment day is for the purpo>e Of a"-
inc the Young people a chanr, to
exhibit their prize garden and ien
products. their livestock. their .ool-
ing and their scvine The clu1 has
r;ckcd or 90 men whom IL ha k
ed 10 aid along This big h-athcr
movement by putting mp s. each rhe
response ha, been tood hut rot ~
the men solicited lave come ecros.
up to this date The event viii -ake
place the l0th and 18th Of Octoacr
La, Vegas Optic
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Judge Charles X. Brice and .Attor-
neys J. p. McGhee. l.. o. Fullen. {
q. Thompson. w F. Rogers and J
G. Osborn left Roswell Sunday for
Ioyingson where they will attend the
Lea county district court.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

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New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
Serious Charre Preferred

Flovd Armstrong. son iof T.
Armstrong. Of Carrizozo. . well
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Threshing and the harvesting Of
row crops. all al the same time. has
created scarcity Of labor in this
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
LEA

J. II. Wise has charge OF the Com
mercial Hotel, succeeding Mr.. jeff
Harper who has gone to the oil
fields.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Mrs r. +. Love has opened up
the old Lovington Hotel on the west
side of the square. Mrs. Love will
run the hotel permanently on the
American plan.-Lovingto Leader
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

MARRY IF SINGLE for sure mar
riage best. largest in the Countr,
established l3 years Thousands
Honorable Wealthy members, Wish
ing Early marriage, both sex. Stric'
N Confidential list free The Ole
Reliable Club 732 Madison. Oaklanc
Calf
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

FOR SALE = acres within ; mile
of Plaza. No Improvements except
well Quick action necessary. 500
per acre ! NJ Avery Box '3l, SAN
ia Fe n NJ.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
LAND FOR SALE

FARM-FOR SALE. $40 acres grass
land, 40 in cultivation: small young
orchard; : room house. windmill ]
miles to railroad. Livestock al low
cash price. Price $500 Cash 5000
balance on time. ! NJ Avery, Box
S3l, Santa Fe, n, NJ.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
B A r C A | N

Do you want bargain in a piano
or player piano. We have piano
and a player piano at Santa Fe both
strictly high grade makes. Rather
than reship or pay storage we will
sell al sacrifice. II Won want 10
own a high grade piano or player
at a factory price, write Us for par
tculars
THE CHAS T. WELLS MUSIC co
Factory Distributors
lh24-2S California Str
Denver. Colorado.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

The Midway Hotel is now under
going some extensive repairs beside,
having an additional second STORY
built on which will enlarge the Ho'e'
besides giving the general public
much better accomodations-Encino
Enterprise
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

The school board At Willard ha,
received Dodge Commercial car
which has been fitted up with seat,
for the children who will attend
school from Garcia Hanna, Bufford
Baca and Royals.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

r. C. TenEyck. Vice President and
w : Evans. RoadmaSter, Of the Y
NJ c.. looking after matters pre-
tanning to the cn'7rpmen' of the 1--we
stock loading iacihtir, At Willard
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

ATTRACTIVE WIDOW. AGE Is.
Worth $4,000 would marry. L-BoN
s., League, Toledo, Ohio.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Mrs. Ina Orr. OF Shiprock, bought
the {. +. Stivers place the conside-
ration being 5000.
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

Ttr pubucauon July II, 1918
lss Publication September 70. 1917
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

The farmers in this section viii
have some difficulty harvesting their
large acreage OF crops a. they are
short ~ heiD
New Mexico state record., 1919-09-19

+. T. Swift has sold his frame
house and lot to Charles HoSkins.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10

SPOKANE. Mar. 10 Listen. girls.
the Yanks don't like the French
girls
Corporal Daniel r. Cunning. mem
bcr % IN. sfeth field artillery. who
recently returned from the other
side. II authority for the statement.
Here's what he says:
Too Mu.i,y
There has been lot u Kidding
about the American boys and what
they think 81 the mad~rnolsclics- -
but I'm going Co give you the
straight dope. The Yanka don't Ike
them, You see. the girls cant talk
English. and that's one reason. hut
the main reason Is that they're 30
darn mushy'
They don't realize that they ON.
harras= the boys with their invita-
tons. but they SURF do They like
IN. Yanks. and they like 10 b.
around with them ali the time and
II they find out fellows address
lta good night
One day 10 girls followed our
supply sergean, home. and that poor
guy was sure uncomfortable before
the procession ended
Like the Privaies
The girls don't care a whoop
about our officers. and they're not
particularly strong for tho non.
CONS. They prefer the simple sol
dats. as they put H.
The prtvatea may bc responsible