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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-10
TIGHTEN THE PURSE STRINGS

In its last monthly review the Bos-
ton Federal Reserve Bank issues a
stern warning to the public. It briefly
mentioned economic and industrial
conditions in New England at the
close of. 1919, then it made a state
naent which is quite as applicable to
the other sections of the country as
to the northeastern States:
While there has been, no doubt.
considerable saving from earnings. as
evidenced b large. aggregate deposits
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-10
Victor EIn.o.s pvophccy

Paris. Dee en- til" Victor lhs-
go MaScum here which was reoPeil'.'i
the other day. after !iavins remained
closed ,lul.;31g the war. is :, nroph"et.
in the poets handwriting dee!arius,:
Il represent i party which doc
not yet cxist-the I;elollti"o-GiVili-
zation party: this party VII mako
the twentieth century. .aifsf 6 aiJ
will emerge the United States OF !u-
rope and than the United States Il
the World.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-10
SURPLUS PORK.

One of tho arguments offered for
the extension OF further credits to
Europe is that this IS the only way Of
furnishing a marke; for "a big pork
surplus left on the hands of the
meat producers of the West This
surplus is said to aggregate 100000
600 pounds. 1t was intended for ex-
portation. and now the pork -raisers of
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-10

For the first time in its history. a
famous New York police court had, no
"drunk and disorderly" cases on New
Years Day. How will the police court
people ever make a living if this sort
Of thing keeps up?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-10
SCHOOL FRATERNITIES.

Several national college fraternities
have voted to bar from membership
any student belonging to a high school
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-10

Of t.le tGta! cg1Dut OF
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-10
INCOME TN FACTS
YOU SHOULD KSON

In making out this income tax form
for 1919. the taxpayer must report
the following items under gross in
come:
Salaries. wages. and commissions
for personal services, including
bonuses.
Interest received on notes and de-
posi,s in banks, including savings
banks.
Dividends on stock Only dividends
paid out of earnings or profits ac-
crued since March l, 1913, are tax
able. but dividends are deemed TO be
distributed out OF the. most recently
accumulated earnings.
Profits received from the sale OF
property. real. or personal. Ii toe
propert1- was purchased prior to
March l. 1913 the profit is, based on
the difference between the selling
price and the fair market price OF
value as of March ]. 1913.
profits on stock Trades.
Profits from stock market r'2nsac-
tons.
income received from fduciaries,
that is amounts. received from IN
comes of estates, trusts, etc, throush
trustees, administrators, Or eNecu-
tors.
Partnership profits; part rships
as such. are not subject TO ;lle income
tax. but each individual partner mus
pay q tax on the income from such
partnership.
Royalties from mines, oil. and gas
wells. patents, copyrights, and fran
chises.
Items Not Taxable.
The following items are not taIablc
and need not be in the return:
Property received as a gift by vii:
Or by inheritance. The income from
such property. however, is taxable.
Proceeds OF life Insurance policies.
Returns OF premiums Oh life insHf-
ance. endowment. or annuity cor
tracts.
Amounts received through acc;-
dent or health insurance Or. uider
worl1men's compensation acts. plus
the amount of damages received,
whether by suit or agreement.
Interest on obligations OF a:.z
state. or any city, town. county, o''
village and the District Of Columbia.
Interest on obligations OF the trlteo
States is exempt from tax. cNceD;
that interest on obligations issued at
ter September /, 1917. is exempt to
the extent provided in the LibcrtE
loan acts.
Interest on the securities issued
under the provisions Of The feGe.&i
farm loan act of july i. 1915
Amounts received during the waf
hv persons in the active military or
naval forces up to $500. III addition
to personal exemption.
Interest on Liberty bonds to the
par value Of 50, 900 is exempt from al
taxation. Holcers OF large amounts
Of Liberty bonds are advised 10 con-
sui, thcli bankers or collectors of in
tcrnal revenue as tn their exemptions.
Living Expenses Not Dcductiblc.
The law expressly prohibits the de-
tuction Of personal or living expenses.
These include rent. wages of servants.
cos1 of food and clothing for family.
/ urkeep of automobiles usef for
! pleasure or convenience. education ct
/ children. and similar. items. Income
spent during the year 1919 tor any OF
these items is subject - thc tax.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06
HEFL|N IS FIRST ID ANNOUNCE FOR
 BANkHEAD PLACE
Nothing Made Public Re- garding Conference of Anti-Saloon League
 Held Yesterday

! Thomas Hef1in, representative in Congress from the Fifth district yester- day announced that he would make the race for senator to succeed the late Senator John H. Bankhead The an- nouncement was made in the form Of an open letter to the voters of the Fifth district in which he stated that he would not be candidate for repre- sentative in the approaching primary election, but would ask the democrats of Alabama to send him to the Senate His letter follows:
 ITO the Democrats of the Fifth Con-
 gressiona1 District:
 "The death of A1abama's venerable and beloved senator, Honorable John IT. Bankhead. has created a vacancy in the United States Senate from Alabams. It will be necessary to nominate his successor in the democratic primary May H. l have been urged by demo- crats from every section of the state to become a candidate to succeed Sena- tor Bankhead and l have decided to do iso, In order that those desiring to be- come candidates in the district and in order that the democrats of the dis itrict may have as much time as possi :
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06

House of the greatest law making body in the world and I have the conscious feeling that I have given to you the best service that was capable of rem dering. In seeking seat and because I feel that in this larger field of serv- ice and opportunity I can be more use- full to you and to the people of the en-, tire state. With deep affection and grat- itude for your unfailing love and loyal ty, I am yours faithfully,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06
CAMPAIGN TO REDUCE
 HIGH COST OF LIVING
Federal Agent Here to Aid Investi-
 gation of High Prices

M. Chumley, special agent of the de- partment of justice at Washington, spent yesterday in Birmingham pre- paratory to the arrival of Howard Figg, assistant United States district attorney. Mir Figg is coming to the city in the interest of the investiga- ton being conducted by Attorney Gen eral Palmer in an effort to lower the cost of living. MT. Chumley conferred with Ralph Quinn, assistant United States attorney. and called on Frank Spain, chairman of the fair price board
 A similar investigation has just been completed in the scityf of St Louis, ac- .cording to Airs chunley. who declared as a result offthe investigation by the government five of the largest mer- chants there had been successfully prosecuted. and as a result prices had dropped S3 l-2 per cent in that city
 The campaign to reduce the cost of living in Jefferson county will prob ably be started with rush when MT. Figg reaches this city and looks tho situation over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06

Get under one of these new small shapes now
 You're coming to it-hatman Jones says so-but why wait till everybody else is wearing them? This one is called sp !:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06
Case of Preacher Charged With Wife's
 Murder Given Jury

Huntsville, March 5.-(speeiaL) )-The fate of John B. Coins, Holiness preacher and former deputy collector of internal revenue, on trial in the circuit court charged with the murder of his wife Is now in the hands of the jury. Coins was on the stand several hours in his own behalf. He maintained that the ex- plosion of dynamite which killed his wife was caused by accident bv a fire that Mrs, Coins was trying to extin- guish. He had taken 1t out of the tool house and put it in a brush pile with out telling he said, Coins claimed to be in the front yard when the explosion occurred. The dynamite. he said. had been bought to blow up stumps on his farm. and his inquiries about the use of dynamite, which were recalled after
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06
Stetson's $ @sRialto".

Sells for nine dollars plus taxhown in half Snr bY soo Tr pn so 0lS' ~a eiiel ooono o raw euse AUe. uindoW
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06

To Heal A cooxn TAKE HAYES HEALING HONEY ssn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06

bie to consider the matter of selecting my successor in the House. take this method of notifying you at the earliest moment consistent with the proprieties of the occasion that ] will not be candidate to succeed myself, but will be 10 succeed myself. hut will be q candi- date in the primary to succeed the late Senator BanlShead.
 For sixteen years you have honored me as your representative in the lower
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06

westmoreland Davis tonight fixed June b ass the date for the special election to vote Tor successor to F.. " saunders as congressman from the Fifth district. Nr. Saunders resigned to accept poTi- ton on the states supreme court bench. He will be sworn'in Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06

his wife was Killed. were made that he might learn how to use the explosive intelligently.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06

Special Election June 15 ~
 By Assoslatsd Frsss Richmond. Va, March Ex-Governor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06
Local Data

ly o'clock and Mir Lawrence seemed to be in great hurry to get through
 From other sources it was learned later that no agreement had been reached; that one of the two opponents Of Senator Underwood had committed hiirseif to finish race and showed no 1T cilnation to step down and out in favor of any one else. The other candidate is relQrted to have said that he would willingly retire if assured that some other mar could get more votes than he codld
 Senator Underwoods county campaign headquarters have been opened on she second floor of the Morris hotel and his Jefferson county manager will take charge of the campaign at once. The name or names of the county managers will he announced in day or two
 To Heal A couxM
 TAE<E HAYES HEALING HONEY 35c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-06
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington March 5-Forecast:
 Alabama and Mississippi-Fair Sat urday and sunday slightly warmer.
 Tennessee--Fair and continued cold Saturday, Sunday increasing cloudi- less. not quite so eoltfa
 Georgia-Fair Saturdax; somewhat colder Sunday, partly cloudy
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12

acres The s improvements soa..s. q
fencing value shooo.
No bid on the above described tracts OF
land viii be accepted for less than THREE
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
Tor sale separately.
The above sale OF land will be subject &c
the following terms and conditions viz:
the COMMISSIONS of Public Lands. or his
agent holding such sale, one.twentieth Of
The price offered by Kim for the land. -four
per cent interest In advance for the bal
ance of such purchase price. fees for ad
vertisinr and apprai.ement and all costs
incidental 70 the sale herein, each and all
OF said amounts must be deposited in cash
or certified exchange at the time of sale
and which said amounts and all of them
are subject to forfeiture TO the State o.
New Mexico, il the successful bidder does
not execute q contract within thirty d..
alter II has been mailed to him by the
state and Office. sid contract to pro-
noe 'iat the purchaser may II his option
NIKE payments Of not less than one-,hir.
titth Of ninety five "er cent Of the nur
chase prce At any time after The sale and
nr1o- to the expiration q thirty v.a-s
trom the date - TIE contract and 10 pro-
tiie for the paN meut a. any urra'd hal
lnce ar Nc expiration Of thirty wears ron
ne dai' of th" e1ntra-' With tffctest On
deierred payments ct The rare Of .our
Frf .fri per aunun PAYABLE IN lvauce
CIR tn anniversary Il me date - the
contract. partial payments 10 - c-elits4
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
NOTICE OF SUIT

IN THE CouRT M tn
STATE OF NEW MEXICO TFHIK ANA
FOR THF cOITNTY or SANTA ~
M, AiIesn Nn.hsnn pls;rt;u
Va No sS
ri -
ne neits OF ahtohi9 !oSS oftes~' fse<ses'
me heIs oi mary ~ h.Ifounl afcsasN'
Inc executors or administrators oi MAR
hai,ouh, 9eeease9i inc hhs o
AuoIPh "ehet' oeeeaseu' sH uhhs"ss p-
sons siaimlhg N interest IN thr prVpe'r
9esctlued' anu 'he uhAhose hsiis 1i any
deceased person. "ho may N MS hietif.e'
my p-,L-It !. me property
0eAIflbeu pelo", Deienh-htS
To the defendants above nasod;
You and each of yo. are bereb, rts~.
that Inc aboyr entitled c.use is n,ndipp .
ne District Court IN tbe .oupty I'D Ssni.
~. state Of NJ Nc tIat an, ob, =
Of he action ~ 10 ou,,t h. an, N ~.
plaintiff in thc allog'nr res.ri.t pr5pert,
n al. rity 80 So. Fe -.,-ty ,I - J..
state Of New Mexico. t.yii
"a lean f,r gr n.-r.l l,rt a,J IN
irnr,yrT@nis ,hcr-ipn .i,,tei" me-
L~irg IN p,.ri,st n, ~ u, r51,nfy -
So, l. N 49, ws.rru. 10.
pa,tb D., south nj, he -, "a, Ism,
tLTcs oct md tso inrhrs ~ a ? ~ a,
he east fron ,nrtb ~, s,,tt s,,r,.n -.
te,, .nJ ~ nh ~ 81 ;,G -,
length from .a.. "a wes, ar.- l,,jy, an.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
PUBLIC LAND SALE
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CHAvES COUNTY
CHAVEs COUNTY

Office of the COMMISSIONS q Public
Lands.
State Land Office.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions OF an Act Of Congress, ap'
proved June 10th, 1910, the laws OF tht
STATE OF New Mexico, and rules and Iesu-
lations Of the State Land Office, the Com
missioner OF Public Lands viii oiser z:
O'clock A. NJ, on Saturday, December 18th,
1920, in the town Of Roswell, County o.
Chayes, State Of New Mexico, in front OF
The court house therein, the following des
cribed tracts OF land, viz;
sec. i; Ma. Sec. n T s. \
aic no improvements
Sal. No; 1888 NwN. Sec S' T. 4
9 s, R p T.. sae5sln.1s i isDei
ing value $50.
Sale No. 1859 swA. Sc. 49, 7;
6 S, r. y E., containing. 1900
acres. There are no Improvements.
S.: Sale NJ ~. '' ssi Of Sc; NIH 4. S. sr4, s.,
~; 81, Sec. S.; T. s. Z; %
swHNwN, NHswz Sec 70;
s ! 4 sws Sc Sc. a' !: sswssSiwss,
aiming ssf i.2so@ .,r,.,
The improvements consist OF
windmills, dipping vat corrals tanks
trough and fencing, value s<'9Vo'
Sal. No. 1891 SEA. Sec. D So
T. S, r. 81 E, contairiug 5000
acres. The Improvements CONSIST 81
house. corral, } wells. winimiis' tanks
fencing. value N,4lsm
Sale No. 1892 sEHNEN EHsE4.
Sec. %; SWZNEH. W1zSEA, SEAsEA'
Sec. u; T.. s s, R. p =. containing
$500 acres. There are no improvement
Sale No. lss, sHNEH sE,lNwS
S J E. Containing 1000 acre. Th,re
are no Improvement.
Sale No. ,ss n tN' eop ssS sga
.er, 3 The impsoysn;nt. Consist q vel
and fencing. value $1,000.
Sale No. 1895 NwH See "
sEz1, Sec. y. ssFHsswsx s, ;SEz
i sfs 200 acres. The improvenept.
consist Of well. value sso-0
Sal. Ne. ,-s NEzs.T; g. e, =.
SN KSEH. Sec. n; SNKSEA. Sc ~
sEHsEz. Sec. IS: T.
II E.. Containing 74oo acres Tier.
are no improvements
Sale No. isr NwKsEA Sc /.
T. u s, r. q z, containing CO
acres The improvements consist Of Gel
windmill. pump and iant. value Srs@
Sal. No ree N'4snA; swHss'i
Sec. rhNwH, Nwkswh Sc
II; NHSEH, See r; I. S.R
. T.. containins ,70W acre. Tb i'm
provements consist Of bitches ssd fenenf.
value s1OJW.
ssh Ne ~ SHNwH, 81, Sc
d; An q See. H.; wHsEH. sEs<SEE.
NwNsEH. See 81 u
-, Ne. ~ LNsla 4 n
EExHwN. EzssMxp 2 Az z
::
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12

balance al Inc expiration u rbply yr-r.
from the date of the contract Snh ~
terest on deferred yments al The rate Of
iout per cent per annum paysbk ~
vance on the anniversary Of tkr dsss q
he contract, partial psyments 20 be oe
dited ON the anniversary 81 fke dass OF
the contract next following th~ Ate Of
tender.
The above sale OF land viii be suh,ees &c
valid existing rights, easements, yights-oS
way and reservation.
All mineral rights in the above de scrb>f
tracts Of land are reserved TO the STATE
The Ccmmissioner Of Public Int. CT
has agent holding such sale reserves -
right to reject any and all bids Offered 81
said sale.
Possession under contracts of sale hoe
the above described tracts will be si.ee
On or before October LIST, 1911
Witness my hand and the oii,c,ai seal
ct the State Land Office OF the State d
NV MeNico. this frs day OF Se.icHsr.
n A. FIELD. Conm,ss,onor u Pesto
Lands State Of New nexE1.
Inst Publication September 10. l9g
i-st PuhhcanuoE November %. Pa
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
PUBLIC LAND SALE
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
VALENCIA COUNTY

Office Of the Commissions q Public
Lsrds.
Santa Fe, Kes Mepico
So,ioe 10 hereby given hat pursuant &c
he proyisiope. Of Act Of Congress. sp
proved June %. th, 1910. the laws o. th'
STATE Of Nv hekiro. and r1ies and uEu-
lat,op. q the State Lane Office, the Con
missioner Of Public Lands s1n oifer a.
puhl,e sale 10 the hishest biddcr at Z
o'cioct P. NJ. On Thursday. Deoembtr Hro
100, in the to.n Of Los Lnnss, County Of
Sslencis, State OF New Mexico. IN iron
NJ The court house therein. the S1owns
Ss.eribed frsct. Of land, VI:
SAL No. iz1 All Of sec !
N. y II w, containing 6A% acres
There are no iuprovenenfs
Sal. Ne. Ts wHwH. Sc 1I
W, eonisinirs no o
.crs III. nprovencDts conost o.
house. co--,l.. eel. SrDcinr rslue s<sn@
81. Ne. r8 Wa Se- D.; 7
N. 70 W c1tsinief IN q
serss. There srv 90 sDprovenenis
7, , '. -sa..s..s na
svsa ns iaprvvsD.sss eossu q
- - - - - .
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
EDDY COUNTY


o'iiee Of the Commissions OF Pubic
Santa Re. New MEXICO.
so,ics . he,ehx ,,, ,h., ,n,su,r, IN
me p,'IiAohs o, an o, ne' o. 'Ins.es ~.
81 Y - -
q ~ So, ~ -. ota.a -.
Samm pr,rc I'D iii 30,
:, n,hl;c al. ~ ~ b;ehes, HID, ar .
a'orprI on Thn,sdav Dcc,mbrr
~ ron /, ~, -, % ro,isb,d Country
~ Fidy Stats n, New Mcx;co in from
n The c,n,, b,ps- therein. The folloeing
l.r,be5 ,,sr,s ~ lsnd W..
S,L. NJ ,s,s SWHN\yt. s.. Z
SWINFE g -. T II ( p -
r c,,tg;,.nr zqua arrrs III .r- NO
-5c, ,v,r.,ts
ST. No ,sse All ai SEC 10. 4 T.
Il ID > fr,ts,rfpr tgm ,r-.s THE
im-pr.,emenfs consist al house. WI
v.-l~U YIN Sy-Sn
S,l. No tf4, AZ a. C~.t# { &
SFH So il ? % 6. ~ F
contaiuing 80 .r,es The,
r~r9ycre,Fs
Sale No re,e SWrfVwI, g.,
r 4 \ p ~ = -.-...-~-
40 -rr Tt.-- rr- no ,m-r-vrreuts
Sal, No is7, s sWtt. Soc n
vf SF<. Sc "a EDNFN SWIiNTN
comm ~. 5-r. Tbc ims-ov-
r,rts .orsi.r en-r.1 ma Uu-r.
,-r1, el7rn
e,J. y, ,s,. .sr.f SC n
~ 77S x D.. rru-aurr nt
, ~
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
LINCOLN COUNTY

p,,hlr
'i nsad.
Notice !. as'e,.y sven wy rs..sa'' .
g,oy'd IN, an ms,,d i''o and '1 rls l.H and 81 I.r IN.
'sti"ns If he St;,s L5nl Ii"cei ,hf ,'" a,
m n,,tiic p" - ihs hiqhes, b,dder Al, {
pn1ng Tuesasy D1remtcr In.
1880, IN lie town Of Cs,I.,oro County, .,
iiheoin' >iate o' Ne~ "eHle' - ~" -
me s%or, 19"se inn3
sab No 1855. sENNfH T
There are no improvement
, er,,Neu ~tr,err
$ Sc s, y -. ,, g"',n nv -
CT. % = =
Sale 10 ISIS srSNr;< 81 L.
z, r. $ R a. +, n''
A2'' ','' ''''' az 30 s
81. % 81 Sc 5. u R Al !, Of E. S %.
e OF s'f, 5 ), ere, r1tr, a. az. n
~ ''''',.'''' ,...,,., ..n<
s. 3; SwHS"H s-G 81 % 7. !
ff a.r- x ar, No IN, Sa1ta,i.@s '"''' acres
Sal. No ,s,, w,,swu. Sec. u.
acres The glfoge%'n's consist q
house well tank am i'ne'nf' 'a'u'
$50"
81 az. s.swz s,yt!sEn
- Is Al 'i ,or, ,,,, 10 7m 4 acres ;.
-'"' ." no
; Sec, 81 ndo S,,e 5 Ei,,e ar. no ' i'm.
F'ov'@eH''.
Sale No isl ih"SL"' ' X
1tANtA' Sc s T,,r
a. ,or,msn,.
v,,N,yl =.
SAFE NO. i"z - coc,ainng,
mn s,-' Tbr,, -, no ,mp,ovsa'nts
So No. i'ss' "a. S'I w
~. yHIE; SeS NL 20.
z r Z containin.
Sale No. 1854. SWIZ, AWHSEA
\ SE1l. Sec. u. NM, EhSEh,
Sec. y; 7 $, R u E,
hNM. NHSW4, Sc. s. M.
h1.SMH, SE1. Sc :, NEA,
NhSEk, Sec, 5: Ng4NEA; Sec. q
T. 5, X ~ T., containing
sist Of house and fencing value S7A7s
Sci. No. 1895 AWANEH. SHNEAr
T. .hWA, Sec. AZ, I. s., X
u r., containing AoW acres There
Sale No. 1896. wHSwH, s1.SEH,
SEC Il: EHsEA, Sec is.
SI.NEA. Sc. y: kHNEM. W1NWH,
NEHNWH, Sec. %. N5.NEb.
7. - 5. r. II T., containing
1000 acres. There are no improvements
N9&NE%. Sec y. 7 5. R i
So :. r Z s. R = E, con.
prcrrmept..
IS Sale -. r Z E i E5sahA5 s' ed 9. acre, 7
tn, %o,o.rm.n'. eonsis, .
house, barn, corral. vel. ienoing. vain,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
ROOSEVELT COUNTY

ufhoe of 'h- Commission 90 Public
: ands,
Santa Fe, New "c,ico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant To-
the provisions Of an Act u Congress, a.
proved June %, 1910. the laws Of the STATE
Of New Mexico, and rules end regulations
II The State land Office, the Commissions
Of Public Lands will offer at public sale
TO the highest bidder at II o'clock A. NJ,
on Tuesday, December 18th, 100. in the
town Of Portalrs. County Of Roosevelt.
State Of New MeNico. in front ~ the court
house therein. the following described
tracts Of land, viz;
Sale No. ,s,7.. MY, Sc TO- 7
S, r. 81 +. containing 400
acres. There are no Improvements
T. $. R - E. 10, ga.
R q F. contain ny gas a,r5.
There are 10 Improvements.
Sc. St. 5 5. 3 j. +, 5aa
consist Of fencing, valve sl3s@
T Sale No. '''' R SiS"f s s,s.
500 acres. The m~pro,emrnrs consist OF
fencing. value 5000
Sale No. Is4i. NE,.swH. N'4sEA
SFTSEN. SEC. s; T. S 5. R. j
T., containing I0n acres The impro-
vements consis, Of fencing yalus s3e1o
No bid on the above described tracts 81
land will be accepted for less than F1NF
DOLLARS $500 per acre. which is the
appraised value thereof. and IN addition
thereto the successful bidder must pay
for the improvements that exist IN the
land.
Each Of the above described tracts vil
b. offered for sale separately.
The above ssle OF land will b. subject
to the following terms and conditions. VIZ
The successful bidder mus pay a.
he Cor1rnis sioner Of Public Land. or his
agent hoIding such sale, one-t~entieth Of
tie price offered by him for the land. four
per cent inicTes; in advance for the bal
srce Of such purchase price, Ices Tor al
vertising and spprsisemcnt, AMI AL costs
incidental to the sale herein. each and al
Of said amounts must be deposited in cash
or certified exchange at the time OF sale
and which said amounts and all OF thew
are subject to forfeiture TO the State o.
New MEXICO. IL the successful bidder does
not execute q contract within thirty day
after IL has been mailed 10 him BY Tbs
State Land Office, said contract TO pro
vide that the purchaser may az his op.
ton make payment OF not less than one
thirtieth Of ninety-hve per oest Of tb'
purchase price 81 sny time alter the SALE
and prior to the expi1tios Of thirty year,
sou the date Of the costrscf ssd Z.
s.sviAs ses ~ ss.Ssss - ssy ssvsst
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12

New Mexico. this thirty frs, day Of Aug
INST, f1
N A. FIELD. Commissioner OF Public
Isnis State of New Mexico.
First Publication September "a, 1920 #.
Last Publicantion November 1a. 800.