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Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02
COLORED SOCIETY
ORGANIZES JULY 4
Branch of National fss0cia-
tiOn for the advancement of
C0lored People Plans TO
Launch Membership DriOe.

The Imperial Valley branch CT the
National Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People will launch a
membership drive on Sunday, July L.
8 D. m. at the c. NJ f. church, First
and State streets. Eel Centre. The I'M
perial Valley branch has recently been
chartered and perfected from the ma
tional body in New York. The national
association is one of the greatest or
ganiZations to be found among colored
and white citizens in the United States.
The N. A. A. c. P. promoted the first
conference on lynching held in New
York May and 6. Issued an address
to the nation signed by 80 prominent
citizens, including ex-President Taft,
and Attorney General Palmer, the gov
crnors of seven states, and the head OF
many universities, circulated 1851
pamphlets on lynchinG. Has made
lynching a national issue. Upon the
associations request senator Cutes of
Kansas introduced a resolution for q
congressional investigation of lynch
irg. Congressman Dyers Of Missouri
introduced bill to make lynching a
federal offense The association or
ganized and gave publicity to the con-
gressional hearings. During the year
1919, rs negroes were lynched; of that
number 10 were eX-soidiers, IL were
burned alive.
The N. A. A. C. P. is organized in 43
states. In five years it has grown from
"a branches with 5000 members to BIC
branches with SO. 600 members. Every
branch links the local community with
the national and links members of one
branch with members of all branches
The Imperial Valley branch extends 6
cordial invitation to every citizen il
the community and asks the hearty CO.
operation of its membership. Every
fellow citizen should attend the N. A
! A. c.. F.. Sunday afternoon at 3 n. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02
CAMPING SPOTS
RECOMMENDEDBY
AUTOMOBILE
automobile Trips of from 50
to 100 Niles Are often Taken
by Residents of Southern
California: Here's List.

Auto trips Of from 100 to so miles
for holiday outing are nothing in the
life OF a southern California autoist,
and requests for information in this
regard are sWamping the touring bu-
reaus of the Automobile club of South
ern California.
Where can we go that we have
never been before?" is the general
plant Of the local automobile owner.
Here are some suggestions made by
the auto club for those who are plan
ming to spend the Fourth of July in
the mountains or by the sea, taking
their own kits with them:
1t will be noted that each place in
dicated is available for motorists in
eny county Of the southern part of
the state, and a general Swapping" Of
localities is made possible by the sug-
gcstions. Take the Barton Flats and
Big Meadows areas. These are reached
from the Mil Creek road at point
one mile south of the upper Bear Val
ley control. a club sign marks the
turn-off; and the meadow district is
12 miles from there.
Spots Of Gaming will be foune
throughout the San Jacinto mountains
which are new to q large majority OF
car owners. If you have never thought
of these mountains, ask the club about
them.
To the south, in the vicinity Of Sar
Diego and Imperial counties are the
Palomar mountain and Cuyamaca LAKE
regions which are virgin territory tt
many campers. Look these up ant
get maps Of tke~roads there.
Skipping to the north, consider ser
iously the beautiful camping places il
and around the Moro Beach district
Also. there is Paradise Valley jus
north Of the San Marcus or Santa Inc
creek. Hove you ever investigate,
these spots?
These ideas viii take you out of tn
! hackneyed run Of camping grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02
! WI THEA7 RE
GIVEN NOTICE
TO CLOSE SEPT. /
F0HsOus Resort in MeHicoi
Must Close Doors on Order
Of GoUefH,0r Esteban Cdntu;
In Line lcith Recent Decision.

The Owl Theater, Mexicalis famous
gambling hall, and one of the most
famous resorts on the North American
continent, will close it's doors Septem-
ber !, if an order which has been is
sued by Governor Esteban Cantu of
,he Northern District of Lower Cali
fornia becomes effective.
This morning employees of the Owl
and the owners let it be known tnat
they had received and would of neces-
sity comply with the order.
The closing Of five saloons on Inter
national avenue, the Mexicali extern
sion of Heffernan avenue in Calexico,
the light OF June 81 was the signal for
hilarity among the employees and
others connected with these saloons
and it is understood that this order
was merely the first of many which
Governor Cantu will issue in line with
bis recent announcement that gradual
~ as the revenue warrants, all forms
q vice and gambling will be eliminated
from his district.
The Increased revenue has now
reached such a point that it is under
rtood the Owl license fees can be dis
pensed with within two months.
NO INSTITUTION III North America has
had more varied or dramatic history
than this American Monte Carlo. With
an existance Of but five short years il
has become known from coast to coast
and during its varied career has beer
closed and reopened as the will Of the
governor permitted.
The passing of the Owl will mari
the passing Of the best known of Mex.
icali's many resorts. 1t is reported
to have paid as high as $4,000 {
aonth license money to the territoria
government.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02
KEELINE TENT & MFG. co

Ante Tops, Seat Covers, UphOIstcrinf
"If rs Made of Canvas We Make IT.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02
HARDING PLANS TO
MOTTO RHOME WITH WIFE
aBv Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Warrcn
Harding, republican presidential can
didate, will go by automobile to Mar
ion, Ohio, where on Monday he viii
attend a home coming celebration in
his honor Senator Harding said that
in deciding to motor to his home he
and Mrs. Harding were following the
custom they had practiced ever since
he had been in the senate.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02

WEBSTER BAKERY AND
0NFICEEONEH1
49, Main 81.
All Kinds Of Bread, Cakes. Pies, Pastr:
lee Cream, Cola Drinks
B0x Lunch Pat ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02

The car you want to buy at the price
you want to pay
DEPENDBLE USED CARS
f. f. ROBERTS
1852 First 81 622 Main st.
san Diego FL Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02

Phone 50 FL Centro, Cal,
JOSEPH MINTZ & CO, Dealers
Hides, Pelts. Wool. Junk OF all des-
criptions. We buy old automobiles
to wreck.
3rd C Main st. East of 8. p. Depot
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02

Photographic Views, Copying and En-
larging, Kodak Finishing, fste.
of Photographs
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02
Formal Opening
OF the NeU--
JACUMBA HOT
SPRINGS ... ...
Grand 3 Day Fiesta
July 3rd, 4tll, 5th

FREE RARBECUE-July l.
II a. ra., prepared by Joe Hat.
field. He knows how!
NEW PAVED HIGHWAY BE-
TWEEN IMPERIAL VALLEY
AND THE JACUMBA HOT
SPRINGS IS NOW CPEN TO
TRAFFIC.
INDIAN VILLAGE - 220 In
dams; Native Barbecue; Horse
Races; War Dances. Other num-
erous Indian attractions.
1C0 y. S. Soldier Boys from the
Army Post at Campo. Wonder
full cavalry horses and trained
korsemen. Hurdle Races and
Fancy Stunts.
FREE FOR ALL HCRcE
RACES TO BE HELD Ar JA-
CUD1BBl4 HOT SPRINGS JnEy
4th ord 5t|g at 2 p. M. Rules for
races: All horses subject t.
classification in race; start
judge and three outcome judges
will be used; majority Of the
judges Will rule decision. u
each race there must be five CT
more entries and three or more
to start. All horses must be
entered before l p. IL. OF the
day OF the race.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02

II. >. MEMO
Is the place for a cold drink while we
MI your auto gas tank, or supply you
with our best oil
40 Broadway
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02
pROCP AM

SUNDAY, July 4-First race
Of the day. COW PONY RUN
MING FACE, 500 yards. Ponies
to be ridden with stock saddles.
Cowboys entrance fees, $3.50.
First prize $35. Second prize
SIS. Second race: INDIAN
PONY RUNNING RACE, 500
yards. No entrance fee. One
prize, $40. Third race, one
quarter Of mile: ENTRANCE
ZEE $40. First prize $50,
second prize $50. third prize
80. Other match races.
MONDAY, JULY 5
FIRST RACE: Open entry,
mule running race. Entrance
fea, $3.50. Two prizes, first, $35,
second SIS.
SECOND RACE: Threa-eighta
Of q mile, running race; open
entry. Three prizes. First, $50 !;
second, $50; third. $40. En-
trance fee, $40. Other matc6
races.
CHAMPIONSHIP EST
LING M/TCH r2BETWEEN
HERMAN @. STROH. ARMY
AND NAVY CHAMPION AND
DAN corr, A EUROPEAN
CHAMPION. Also BOXING.
tgWF1EMING RACES: Fancy
diving. Money prizes. Largest
concrete plunge in Southern
California which is fed direct
from our hot and cold mineral
springs.
AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR
CYCLE RACES AND MANY
OTHER IN T z e e. s TIN G
EVENTS.
BETTER COME PREPARED
YOU VIII NOT RECOG-
AS TT IS OUR Am TO SEND
EVERYONE HOME HAPPY
AND WANTING TO COME
AGAIN. THOUSANDS or
DOLLARS NAVE BEEN
SPENT IN IMPROVING THE
NATURAL WONDERS OF
JACUMBA HOT SPRINGS.
YYOU Will NOT RECOG-
ME- THE PLACE!-BET-
TER CONE AND BRING THE
FAMILY.
NO CARNIVAL, NO "SKIN"
G A NJ ES." EVERYTHING
BCNA-FEDE. THIS IS NOT 4
MONEY MAKING SCHEME,
ONLY AN EFFORT TO SHOW
EVERYONE A GOOD TIME.
DANCING CONTESTS FOE
CASH PRIZES At THE CASI-
NO, ONE OF THE FINEST
AN D LARGEST NCE
FLOORS IN SOUTHERN CAL
IFORNIA.
THIS FIESTA IS GIVEN UN-
DER THE AUSPICES OF
THE BUSINESS MEMS AS
ISOLATION OF JACUNB.1
HOT SPRINGS.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02

Learns His Faults.
A man never realizes how many
faults he has until he gets married.
then his wife tells him.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-07-02
BUY EVERYTHING ATHOME.

"fHE HOME OF BUD BRIGHT"
r. Il CE NTRO DYE won =
Tailoring, Cleaning and Pressing
| Ehone 44l Broadway at Fifth
Everybody is Getting Interested
In the thinner Patented Window.
See them at the factory bungalow.
jiJ Main street
THE J.. w. BLINN> LUMBER co.
Everything in building Material
Visit the Lody's shop
Ladies' Ready-to- Wear and Millinery
NeNt Door 10 Chamber of Commerce
Mutua! Co-OperatI0u means
Mutual Success.
We recommend "CACHIPO"
for your liver.
FRANCIS DRUG STORE. FL Cent,
For Service
InEY SERVICE STATION
Gas OIL - Tires
Main ut seventh
when You Want Anything EIcctrica
Think 0f the
-SoTTHERN ELECTRIctL co.
57J Main st. Phone 1871
@.YDOS BaOTHERs
Harness and sn6diery Co. Inc.
j. w. Porrins, Mgr.
trunks, Suit Cases and travelling Bag
El Centro. Calif.
IMPERIAL MAID ICE CREAM
IN Best for All Occasions
Manufactured by sanitary Dairy
Phone your orders, No. 49,
, TU0G. NEVILLE, Registered DruGGis
Cur fountain lunch is the talk of th'
} toWn. Real home made pies and cakes
mcEts the b"2t. We serve you right.
! Hect ne ut Neviiie's.
SOS Nam Street
IlEEI.[ AND JUDD
itGdiator shop
456 Main St
Radiators repaired and rebuilt. Racini
bodies built to order. Tenders. Wind
st elds. ASK Our Customer ers.
always at Your Service
{ SWENSON SERVICE STATION
Tircs-VuIcnnixing
Guaranteed Retteading q Specially
: b.h and State st. FL Centre, Cal
T., Thonc :j1--Fhc Store with Conscience
, Good Values, Good Service Cour-
J. teous Treament, make good busi-
% ness. Follow the Crowd to
HOLD8H VI STUART
l sixth ANA state.
" You can save from $50 to 500 b
q buying your car from me. Forty car
v - pick from, 500 to $1,000.
:, FIRED IL. CROSS
I Main st. at seventh. Phone 359
> Let me demonstrate the new Chandic
e to you.
H. =. 0BYRNE
Also have some Of the best used car
in town.
Ans Vain street.
: KEltLINE TENT & MFG. co
Ant" Tops. Seat Covers. uphoIsterin
=, WEBSTER BAKERY AND
II c0NFECTiONERN
!. 5S1 Main ST.
All Kinds of Bread, Cakes, Pies, Pastr
! lee Cream, Cola Drinks
: Box Lun rh Pat Up.
BUIYD y HOME FIRST!
, A home Of your own is the first ste
to independence. Let us help you
- Il real home. Phone $40.
:, THE HAYWARD LUMBER N NV. CO
thriS. VI. Anderson. Mgr. Ei Cent?
y OVERLAND "woUH'
: DAVIES OVERLAND COMPANY
GO Main 81.
= A. p. Williams. Manager
n MRS. PERKS
t 1Gt North Fifth st.
I Insurance., Fire, isfc. Accident nond
Phone ES6
MErG}lELi. ELECTRIC 60.
= Electrical Contracting
Fixtures, Motors, Appliances
:, 534 Main street. Phone 10
VALLEY AUTO SUPPLY co.
"a 452 Main st.
, y-Sprini;Ge!d Pneumatic aud Soil
= 'fire Distributors
- VtLCANIZITG ACCI2SSORIE
, Phone 70
CANVAS AND CANVAS GOODS
Z, Auto Tops
Seat Covers
= IphOisfering
- VALLEY TENT & AWNING co.
' 442 Main St, FL Centro. Phone II
yAINEi
X BROS AZ co.
, offer stocks of high grade Shoes, DR.
J. Goods, Ready-to-Wea and Men
Furnishings worthy Of city five time
the size of El Centre.
, DIR. NORMAN E. Dupont
Optometrist
- 1l5 South Fifth St
r, We devote our entire time to eye wor
: GLOBE al" FLOUR
>, 1 Home Product
Only best stock of mountings used
' Kodak Finishing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07

CONTINUED TOMORROW
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17
PUBLIC LAND SALE
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
VALENCIA COUNTY


'il'. inc commissioner 1 '''he
itn's.
h' r. N.H M.A'o
''''.f h''.'N s.t'h r'fN ny 20
."' prov 'n' o., Aei OF 'ohEfe' ap
proven J4hc y On. Il' '." lf"s me
ryl ln' irHn
..''' MS ~ ih' ~.I iatn' 'I''', an '""
H' 'hef or I'''H' .n's "'H 'h 40
I..'' FOO .H 81 ''d.
~ 900 h'e'fnh'r 'rl:
,.0'' : lNn'' y
MfFI,A 0 i' M
'H' H h"
soy land. 'F.
sale no. l'N! N. "
w f'hI''l''f t'''f ores
'".. ~, n' IMPROVEMENT
S.l' No i7os " W." See -; ]
~ n, W. ION nm. '"'fv
y 0'' O"ri.'~ N... ''n.inr t'in" F'l"l
a'lr NO IVY ~
I w. " w containing 'a'"
''''s lh'T" 'f' no improvements
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

isiala IS .o T; acres 3 Fl TaA.re R ar. . no . Z; :s:.
ments.
& e s. s.. ~; IS: Is g. IT, r r u.s. s. s VIZ y.
Sec sec. q ~ Lots 1S:' /, Z !, : MN EHSz
Sec. IS: T. % S, R 70 e.. con
tanning 1885 acres. There are no i'm
p~rovements.
Sale No. 1856 NWA, Sec. ~; 7.
Is S, R. 81 E., containing n00
acres. The improvements consist Of wen,
windmill, and tank, value $1,000.
No bid on the above described tracts II
land will be accepted for less than TVE
DOLLARS $500 per acre, which is the
appraised value thereof, and in addition
thereto the successful bidder must pay
for the improvements that exist on the
land.
Each of the above tracts will be offered
for sale separately.
The above sale Of land will be subject to
the following terms and conditions viz:
Except for the land selected for the San
"a Re and Grant County Railroad Bond
Fund, The successful bidder must pay o.
flr Commissioner Of Public Lands. or his
agent holding such sale, one twentieth Of
the price Offered by him for he land. four
PER- cent interest in advance for the bal
arce II such purchase price, fees for adj
verfisinE and appraisement and an costs
incIdent7l to the sale herein, each and all
Of said amounts must Be deposited IN cash
or certified exchange ar the time Of sal
and which said amounts and an of ~ On
are subject to forfeiture 70 The Stat Dr
Nrw Ncziro, II the successful bidder does
rHf execute "a CONTRACT within thtrty day
aitar n has been ma'-l 70 him by the
State and Office. said utract TO proc
vide iHat tEs purchaser may at his option
make PAYMENTS of not lees than rna-thir.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

at public sale to the highest bidder at 9
O'Clock, A. NJ, on Thursday, December
10Th, 1870, in the town of Carlsbad. County
of the court house therein. the following
described tracts Of land, viz:
Sale No. 100 SwANwAs seS, L;
SWANEA. Sec g; 7. 10 S, X. Is
improvements.
Sale No. 1851. All of Sec. 10; T. 70
S, R. "a E., containing 5000 acres. The
improvements consist Of house, well,
windmill. value $500.
Sale No. 1881 All Of Sections S, s.;
sen, Sec. Is: 7. 70 S, K. g F..
containing 1880 acres. There are no
improvements.
Sale No. 1882. SWAMP, See. p;
900 acres. There arc no improysmeniss
W s.l' No. 5 l.''- q. sf fsSta s Sc: z.
SEHNWH, Sec. s7: T. 3 :. R % E..
containing 5000 acres The improve
ments consist 81 corral and fancng,
Sale No. 1854. F'.Nlft. s.c y,
T ZS, r.. caHteniur 5000
acres I i,. sgg EMS consist OF
""e"s' '''''
Sale No. 1885. SE4sNg S sE4
Sc E'z E-W'- Sc 2 T p
acres There are d., Improvements
No bid 81 tie above deser bed tracts OF
land vii be accepted for less than FIVE
DOLLARS GSNul pr acre which TIN
tpra'ssA E"'ue 'a,r.'. an. in t..iiion
-t'tt'' ~
es '"i'of'i" '" - -.
''"H-
sale No. 1873. r. # s-c. lH.
$. r q J.a.asa.rr oar
acres. TIL, urr..tueu consist ~
.rainr value szG4 d.. H#rr. NJ. sH4v.
described tract a. #-. sd. f. .c.s#t-a
far less chan TEN uH.. .Hr 1910.
-re. which is thr auur. al value therr.
NJ and IN addition a.r @ success
p H5af- uuet r4g tr fr. So
t.rt rEr-t Ua t4e 1u.
ia e
at.
tH the |..aaH. .f
.I. l.an
H.aH- H.ilrs sa
fH utr#a l- Dow .#a.
Hl su H'.ras. .ur
~
i.tt #H.a. '' lH= sale h.-H -ath anI sii
sat -.
and 49,
o. .,l...+ .f tl
New Msxl'o. Y. ts' .r'r.. .uI
s s..te i . ms d ben "..i Z. ." b.
81 40 ,be .r~.b. n.-, H.
I'm n.t. ,lt ,i,9
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

T. Is S 5 R 'EH z Z; s Sc. Lot !, 5
r. Is s, /. ig E. Sec. 9 VIZ
Containing in all 9.o66n acres.
No bid will be accepted for less THAI
five cents per acre, and a one eighth roy
and such money consideration shall oe
deemed 10 include and cover the first years
rental ior said land. No person will
permitted to bid at such sale except he
day set for such sale, deposited with the
Commi ssioner of Public Lands orsh. OF
certified exchange, to The amount OF fhs
unsuccessful bidders viii be returned. III
deposit OF the succ ssiul bidder will be
held by the Commissioners Of Public Lands
and by him applied 20 the payment Of
such BIZ. but ii lie successful bidder sll7l
fail to complete bis purchase by then an
thgr. paying. any balance dug under ~.
AMI the expenses incident thereto. then 10.
in such event such deposit shall be tore
iet.i t, tht S..'r Of >aw NeNicH a- f
4ailated damages
tas -.-a - ea.Hff
rrH solo. 1 tHftH
esA'r- fe deposit above rc'g'r
.-t.. h. en-. rr Of Palr.e u
q tHa Sae Of >.y MNie9 2 good at'
..5o. .srl t..u.f aor ~, fail tui ur
r.u,. # III. ,.rH- O.. ihe lase som
fsat-
IT,. C.r 49, ra1rs #a.
M r - aa
"f s.
So p on % ice ~
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17
STATE or NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
ROOSEVELT COUNTY

. .lt.
sana Fe. N,s NsAie1.
Notice IS hereby gwen that pursuant 'a
.ls provisions Of an AT ct Congress ap
Of Nv MsrIco. and rules and REGULATION.
II ,hc STATE LAM office, the Commits toner
ui Public Lands WiI ,ii,r 1t publ, sale
.Y che hi.l..l bladder at II o'clock A. NJ.
~ Tues. pa-cnber lfth, iy11. ~ ta,
tupu % FORBADE. county of Roosevelt,
~ ..f \.. N,tH.... Dr. front ni fhc cout'
house therein. the following described
tracts 20 and ~
,.,- Ntx 70. =
- - u ,.nt.,ntpg nan
a,r.. There re 20 improvements
Sale No. I63s. n. STA. Sec. o.
+ o s.. x IS b., lot q, r..
SIC. " W. So. S. O. O :
Il 50 p. containing r'3 81 acres
There are mo- Improvements
Sale No. 1898. So. See. D.; >.a
Sec. M T. s, r. - T., Sa
S,c. g. T. < w. - J. con
tatuus h.lSt a,r,s Tho Improvement
consist Di ltueful, value sl}sS1
Sals No. l6ao. : SNt4. S'- 3
T. =, X O.. .Hu. aiming
500 a.r.s I'D, u..'tm n.- u-Isi of
lfih n.y. tt.It ft.H'
Sale No. letl. Nlh4>N4 N".NEi+
~ ASt4. N.c 3, X 81
b.. containing loo acres The impro-
rtuents consist % irn.iug vain &a.h
No bid on the above deseribvd tracts Of
land vii De- acceptcA Tor less Than 1--WE
DOLLARS tSUl per acre, which - the
appraised value thereof, and m addition
hereto the successful bldder must pay
tur The Improvement that enst m the
Rand.
Each Of the above described tracts will
be offered Tor sale separately.
The above sale Of land will be subject
to the folloN ne terms and conditions, viz
The successful bidder mus, pay to
the Commissioner of Public Lands. or his
agent holding such sale, one.twcntieth OF
the price Offered by nm Tor the iand, ioui
per cent interest IN advance Tor the bal
tnce OF such purchase price, Ices Tor al
'.l.in, ~ sPP.@hs go "a ~
- = - - ="
~ ~. - - 20 -
ard which said AMOUNT and an Of the n
are subiec, to forfeiture 10 The State o,
New Mexico. il the successful biIder do,s
not execute a contract within thirty DAYS
after it has been mailed 10 him by thr
State Land Office. said contract TO pro
woe that he purohaset a ms op
t,oh MAJ p@sinents ho' vs. '"sn one
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17
STATE OF NEW MExIco
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
EDDY COUNTY

Office Of the Comn'ssioner ~ Public
Lands.
Santa Re, Nc~ Mexico.
Notice is hereby gwen thst r~srsuant to
the provisions of ar Act Of Congress, an
proved Juns arh- le1e. Tire laws Of the
State Of Se~ Hesioo. and relies and regu-
isricns 81 the State Lzn6 Office. the
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17
STATE or NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND AND TIMBER SALE
oTERo COUNTY

office # the Commissioners OF Publ.s
Lands,
Santa Fe. New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions Of an Act Of Congress, ap-
ni New Mexico, and the Rule and RI
sulations Of the State Land Office, ih'
Iommissioner Of Public Lands vii. offer
al public sale 10 the highest bidder a.
} O'Clock 2. NJ. on Tuesday, october u
1920. in the town Of Alamogordo,. County
Of Otero, State Of New Mcsicn. in front
Z. the Court House therein, the following
described tracts Of land together with the
timber thereon. viz:
Sale Ne. is7-
T. IS s., r. f. Sc. n Lots }. 2, J.
Sec. g SwNNwH. SEAsWE. 81
SWH, NwHSEN
Sec. " An
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

Sale No. 1915 Hf%' sec ~ N o
acres, There are no improvements. ~
Sale No. ISL, sENswA, swAsEA'
Sec. 81 SwHNE1 MEAEwA, ,on, sse.
ing 100" acres. There are no improve
ments.
9 S, r. IL E, containing 50 acres.
There are no improvements.
Sal. No. 1913. s1zNwA, Sec. 70,
acres. There are no Improvements.
Sale No. ia.. EA, EllNwN Sec,
Sec. II; NEANWH, See. u; T -
s, R. 8 E, containing 1879
acres. There are no improvements
Sale No. 1915. wHssw4, s.. 8
NTsE s%4' s' Swzs 81 S see. & T 7 70 5. R R
0 F, containing 5000 acres. The i'm
ptoyements consist Of i'm nc value
r. Sale ~ No. 50 l'l'. R % E. con- s.s a. n
acres. Their are no Improvement
$. sale ~ No. Nj NJ. ssaaS&4 nv E.
N3etlge.r< 7c < 'at
r .,r-r, ,
sea M IT,, -,-,r.-
Sale No. lsls. srlzyFl
Sc. 60. r n s.. r r. T. .
contain ru l210U acres TH re no
r. prareueuts.
Sale No. 1873 NL4NE r
T n 6. r y
aa0 arrcs. There ar-n1 IMPROVE
Sale No. 1870 @kHaNH
F. NNa. SNl4NNHs
~N'a. See. ~. NiNLa,
u -, r. T. E
e@ .gres. There arena improve
Sale No 1921, N'.NEf. p.
u
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
LINCOLN COUNTY

3D..
Lands.
ra.., S.4 +. a se s' s.i 91.r Cha, r.r.a,.
r-ovs' june se.b. no. tb- law. # q,
i'i'sa. sfras s.. f,al ones. e.
mi.sion.r OF Pu9 ~, l Ls9e' W" biji al-' a.,
o'clock, A. NJ, y TUESDAY Daegmhgr '.
Lincoln, State Of New McSieo in front q
the court house therein. me ''.""+ht
'eribed tracts OF land VIZ
=. sr,z,rl
Is. R u F., centa,GinR "@ acres
=. sr,xru y,,.s-
goo aeres Irer, a5s no mPravemeg,.
R Is E. SHNEh' NHsH Sec
Sale No r 1855 szS St Sec. s i S..
T. s. R a. :, esn,a'nns
sS9Sl acres. lhere are no hhpi"N'H''"
Sale No. 1850, 81, Sec. Is;
s. Sec 81. 20 IS. 81 i''. 5 n Il Is ., Al
OF Sec, - . m
Improvements.
~ ~
Sale No, 1857 sEheN4
R u r, containing 1000 acres
There are no improvements.
Sale No. isss. " sW4' Sc. 81
7. : $ r. 10 H., %contan.ns ''"
3 ho ss q vel. tank and @'"'."e. value
Sale No. l5ss. sH>N g. sN >
Sec, IS; All OF s.. l"i
There arc no improvements,
!, erlvru
s., Sale Ne. i'''' fE"NIN
tanning 1000 acres. Ther, ar, 20 m
sr.>s
Sale No. 1891. r SEESLi4, Sc
NEHNEH, Sec: 81; r.
are no improvements.
% soo acres. s. rb e, as Is no e. mpt ssa5a,GG'
Sale No. 1898. - F., Sec. a.; W.
Sec. IS 7. 8 S., p
Il ,NwSNfH NINw4 Sc; D..
i,4G.Sl acres. There are no Improvement
u, ,,,et,
SNstA, Sec. &i NHN. kHSEA
WHSWA, sec q, SHNWA, SWA
Sec. 81; T. o :, X u =.
MA, Nt.SN!4, Sec. 8;
NHSFN, Sec. s: N.NE14; Sec. O.
T. 5, r. II T., containiu,
l,9l5S acres. The improvements cyn'
sist Of house and fencing, value S7sSE