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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
DYES AIR so
NEW LIGHT
MAY BE SEEN

Chicago. Ill. Dec. S0-Develonment
1f a chemical dye" through which
rays OF ordinarily invisible light could
be seen and which the discoverer said
ould prove Of great help ia warfare,
Tas explained By PROF.. Robert ~.
F ocd OF Johns Hopkins university
p an address before the convention
1f the American Association for the
Advancement Of Science
Prof wood demonstrated ma
shine Of his own invention which pro-
lucea ultraviolet rays invisible TO
ne naked eye BIS audience then
viewed the rays through a wide
-ngle telescope device which caused
hem TO become visible and take on
posphoresc1nt appearance
The rays and the detecting device
we're the result Of the war, Prof
wood said. the government asking a
5roup OF scientists 70 produce a light
7hich would be visible 60 those who
Knew Of il but would be invisible 70
he enemy. The discovery was made
lortly after the aruisticer the speak
Pr said, explaining that &c would be
Used primarily in signalling but prob
holy could be developed into many
1ther use1.
either alrplanes. battleshins or
land forces could use il for signal
ing" bic said. "Also 90 could be used
ln aviation fields for night landing
b airplanes- II would point out the
.anding field. but would be invisible
-ectors-
'Its uses are virtually unlimited
n war for. by protecting the detec-
Tor. the enemy could not possibly see
he signals and consequently could
cot In any way decode them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
CuredHis Rupture

1 was badly ruptUrcd while lifsinE a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope or cure was an operation
Trusses did me no good. Finally ! got
hold OF something that quickly and COM
plstely cured me- years have passed ana
the rupture has never returned. although
2 am doing hard work IS a carpenter
There WAS no operation. no lost time. no
trouble J have nothing TO sell. but VIII
give ful Information about hoU you may
ind complete cure without operation,
% you write 20 me. Eugene 81 Pullcn. Cal-
pcnter, 96l-G Narceliua Avenue. Manas-
guam, n j. Better cut out this 1otl-e and
show Dc TO any others who are ruptured-
you may save a lie or az least stop the
misery OF rupture and the very and dan
ser Of an cperatlon.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Agnes B. Peak and F. A. Peak 10 s. C.
Houston e. ux-, lots 1917, block 4, Altura
I Farz adlllon, $1,000. $500 cash.
A. j. Brown co uz- 20 C. C. CroWnover.
I northerly IS feet OF lot and south hafF
ot lot s, block 2s1, Campbell addition.
S251e.
sautiaso Alvarado ct TX to Robina J.
smith Pontus lots % and 90. Campbell
Florence C. EnoIIsnbarr and Fred C.
hnollenhers 20 First Real Estate and In
Eestment company being n block "A. -
ColiusTcrth subdivision. about four miles
southeast OF III Paso, and being tract no.
I II Or the subdivision made By George r.
LebarQn fin CollinsWorth SURVEY No. "a
1ollalnlnE 4aa acres. more or less. SIS. 200.
FIRST Real Estate and Investment com
pany 90 L H. HorWitz. being IN block "a p
Colllns7 orth subdivision, about four miles
southeast Of El Paso. and being tract No.
u OK sloqiyision made by George r. Le-
beron- -ollinsUorth survey No. 13, con-
/ taluing f-5t acres. s10.e55.
j. p 1lulln 10 Calumet OIL company o.
u Faso. lots - Is. u, rs. block S. Cot
ton addition, $40. ETC.
Conner C. schultz 20 James ~. Hen
nlnser lots Is, block CT, East FL Paso
addition. $4,000.
LOUIS Greenberg ct ur. to J. n. Martin.
lots p g, 20. so. 81. SO. block so. Frank
lin Heights addition. $4,000.
Nary z McWuliams and Walter L. Nc
Williams to A. Aveiino de Ia Tore. lot
IS and west II feet % lot %, block Sc.
Eleanor stone Akin and Spencer b Akin
70 Franz J. Etie. westerly 10 feet Of lot @
an g. and easterly feet Of g. block 40,
,lraudriew addition. $500
Frank j. Eue ct ux- 20 Mari Bros, In
vestmanr company. westerly 10 feet Of lot
2, all and easterlv s feet OF lot 4 block
90. Gran1vicw addition, $500 $3.50 cash
Highland Realty company 90 A r. Long
lots 70 s inclusive, block 1872. Highland
Park addition. $4,000
Lincoln Park Realty ard Improvement
company TO ]. B. Moore, lot 6. block Is.
John Johns et -. trustees Of Yslsta
church Of N = Church South 20 j. NJ
Walbridee- tract Of land in Tsieta eran-.
beginning az a point on westerly side Of
Sacramento street. 15f -eet north. 81 de-
Eraes east from point OF intersection OF
Sacramento street and Pueblo road thence
north 81 degrees. east 30 feet. thence I
westerly ~ feet ete.s also. bsginnins az [
q point % Intersection OF Pueblo road and ]
Sacramento street opposite Catholic I
church. thence north 81 degrees. east 156 I
feet thence west 100 feet, more or less I
Building Permits.
Fl Paso Ice and Refrigerator company.
brick room, Mlis and Ochoa streets. 5000. ]
Humble OH and RefinilE company. iron I
garage, Dallas street and G. H & s. A.
Births Recorded.
Born 20 1Ir and Ms. Herbert Leroy
reat, SOC Arizona street. e son.
Born 20 Mr- and AIRS W n Phillips T
l516 Tularosa street a son
Born 20 Mr. and Ms. W. y. Hartman,
III North Florence street, a son
Born 20 mr.. and 1fra- c. c. Homan, 1To5
Rampant street. q son
Born 70 Lr- and Mrs Leon P Wosika.
zoe Arizona street. son
Born 20 llr. and Mrs Arthur J. McClel-
an, 2629 Federal street, a daughter.
Born 20 AR and Mrs. Arthur Elerg
hampton Court, q daughter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Wares Black Powder
Quickly Relieves
Sick Headache
Rarely takes over IS minutes for
all pain and nausea to diSap-
pear. One Dose does the work.

II you suifer from occasional or chronic
attacks o. sick headache, you viii be glad
TO know that Wares Black Powder has
quickly relieved many thousands Of suffer
ers from this annoying and dangerous form
o. stomach distress.
Purifying and sueetening the stomach
and Intestinal tract, tins remedy rapidly alb
serbs tie gases and neutraiizcs the poisons
that cause the troubie, bringing quick and
lasting relief i directions arc followed.
Wares Black Powder is equally good for
other disorders Of the stomach and bowels
Contains no harmful drugs. is not a pur
Fztive- 60c and s1.20 the package at al
druggists. Send for Dr. Wares booklet or
treatment Of the stomach and bow eis-ircc
THE WARE CHEMICAL CO., Dallas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

regard 70 these fights right along,
but sporting editors and officials have
Winked at IT. Now that the public is
aroused and most OF the assaults in
san Francisco and surrounding towns
have been charged to prize fighters,
everybody is expressing sorrow az the
game and all that sort Of thing. It
has been crooked so long that it
reeks with Its own filthiness. but,
like the racing that was called "the
sport Of kings until its gambling
became too nauseating even for It's
friends, the socalled manly art" viii
have TO 60 FOR a time The art is all
that has been left OF the once manly
art. They say there are no more Men
Every town hereabouts has or
eanized a Citizens committee 20 help
clean up things and citizens are hir-
ing their own. policemen in some Of
the towns surrounding san Fran
cisco. spare no expense: run out
the gangsters" Is the cry 70 the Of
ficials. Thirty men had been marched
90 the edge OF town and told 20 90
the day 7 passed through Fresno and
the police had just bought two new
automobiles and armed flying
70 answer hurry calls for robberies
and assaults. shoot 20 kill" the
chief had told them; task questions
afterwards"
=
Price reductions are very noticeable
out here, especially since the holt
days, and everybody is talking Of
cheaper cost Of living" but few are
experiencing it to any great extent.
Rents are still at the topmost pin
nacle and. until rents come down
along with food and clothing, the
labor leaders say there viii be no re-
duCtion in wages and until that comes.
Dc is generally agreed that living
viii not be cheap.
In some lines Of business wages are
icing cut or at least. where new POSI-
lions are being filled. the new salaries
are not as high as the old. This is
due 70 the fact that there are more
people for the Jobs.
A year ago, there was ali sorts Of
talk here about pending strikes for
higher wages Today all the talk is
about strikes against reductions.
Nobody is talking about higher
wages. The fight viii be 20 keep
wages up to where they are or pre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Aizona Urged To Cut
Administrative Expense

Tombstone, Ariz.. Dec 1.-Two
hundred men and women, represent
ing practically every industry and
profession fin the county. urged I'M
mediate retrenchment in state and
county expenditures fin resolutions
adopted at a mass meeting held TO
discuss means Of reducing admins
rratiVe expenses.
The resolutions. adopted after dis
cussi0n OF several hours, called the
attention Of county and state officials
TO what was said TO have been an in
crease Of approximately 100 percent
I'm both state and county expenses
during the last year. and urged that
the next state legislature earnestly
attempt 90 cut expenditures to the
lowest possible figure
The meeting was attended By
practically every county official and
all present and newly elected mem
hers OF the state legislature and sen
ate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
BUYING.
is ADVICE TO
BUSINESS MEN

Boston Mass Dec. 3O.-Belief that
business readjusment and deflation
lis more than half completed' and
that "the worst is over" was ex-
pressed by Alba 3. Johnson. presf-
cent Of the Philadelphia and Pennsyl-
vauia chambers Of commerce, In an
address before the Boston chamber
or commerce today.
rs 10 not good business as well as
good patriotism 10 start buying now.
TO set the wheels OF industry once
more into motion. TO relieve unem-
ployment and TO spread the improve
ment OF conditions over a longer
period Let me warn you not to wait
too long he said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
$4,000 IDLE
AS PLANT
CLOSES DOWN

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 30.-Announce-
ment was made today by the Ford
Motor company thar its Highland
Park plant, which closed December
% Tor inventory, VIII not reopen jan
uary s, as planned, but viii remain
closed Indefinitely.
The statement said.
The company has now decided not
to reopen the plant next week. but
VIII resume operations as early as
possible The assembly plants
throughout the United States VIII
continue their operations as usual
Officials Of the company declined
to discuss the shutdown.
At the time Of the closing Of the
plant for inventory, approximately
10000 workers we're employed in the
plant at Highland Park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
RAILWAY ASKS PERMISSION
10 RENEW 81 100000 MOLE

Washington. ID. C.. Dec. so.-The
Chicago. St. Paul. Minneapolis q
Omaha Railway company today asked
the interstate commerce commission
for permissin TO renew a prom issory
note Of 100000. payable 60 the Chi
caEo a. Northwestern Railroad COM
pany. and TO reniedge debenture gold
bonds OF 1880 issue amounting to
1.20o 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
AIRES
AROUSES ENVY
OF RURALISTS

Buenos Aires, Argentina. Dee 90
The Argentine provinces are trying
10 form a combination against Buenos
Aires. the capital city. Overtures are
being conducted between political
leaders Of some OF the provinces for
the formation OF a league Of govern
ors' for the purpose OF uniting the
northern agricultural districts OF the
country against Buenos Aires and
other coastal districts.
Some political observers see in this
movement an attempt 10 return TO
the former division OF the country
politically into opposing sections
while others maintain that Il merely
Is an economic measure having as its
purpose the protection OF the produc-
tive areas.
To Argentina. the city OF Buenos
Aires has the relation OF the spout
20 the teakettle and practically all Of
the wealth Of the country pours
through e.. Tt is at once the fiuan-
cial, istributing and political capi-
tai OF the country. tt Is claimed BY
the leaders Of the league idea, the city
has disprOportionate power and the
northern states need union TO offset
this.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
7ootbaH Game Leaves
DibIomaiic Rom Bruised

washington. .. c. Dec 30.-Sore
muscles and bruises were prominent
'1ung diplomatic row today, arising
rom q soccer football match yester-
bay between a team Of British en-
1assy attaches and an allied force
rom four other embassies or leEa-
ions. The Britcns won, five to two,
sspite the fact that they loaned
hree men TO the allied team 20 iii
rs ranks 10 war strength.
Gen. Bethel British military at
ache. captained the Britishers. while
apt. Huntington. Italian military at
ache. led the ailled host which in
-luded two other Italians, four men
rom the Netherlands legation. one
Brazilian and one Argentine diplo-
bat in addition 90 the three borrowed
5rifishers.
The winners have challenged the
~. -ru.r-rre---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
MEN ARE ACCUSED
OF ASSAULTING AGED MAN

Three men were arrested by police
CAPTAIN j. ID. Thompson following an
alleged attack on nionicio Moreno Of
40 Charles street. an aged Mexican,
who was bruised and cut severely
when assaiied near the union depot
carly Thursday. Arcade BaeE RE
cardo de Auda and Higuel Oncila are
the names the men game 20 police.
They were charged with aggravated
assault.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Pre- Z. No. I. r. B. RavIlnH. Presiding.
Ctate VS.. CrniEo Aguilar. speeding,
'iaed 81 and costs
state VS.. 7. II Hail. speeding, dis
missed
Pre-. I, No. ., Clark wright PRESIDING.
state vs. A. Montague, open muf-
Der. fined 81 and costs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
THIEF GETS
AWAY WITH
RENTEDCAR

leave his automobile In the hands Of
a man who had hired him to drive him
down the valley, T. G.. Kelly. service
car driven on the 1871 auto stand.
asked assistance OF police Thursday
in recovering the car
When the two men were five miles
down the road, the man who rented
the car suddenly produced a pistol.
pressed lt into Kelly's back. demand
Cd that he stop the car and get out
Kelly compiled. The highwayman
took the wheel and drove away. The
car was a five passenger. Police
have notified authorities in towns
near Ell Paso to be on the lookout
for f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
CITED
AS PREACHER
OF REBELLION

MacClesfleld. Eng, Dec So - The
Irish nationalist leaders, John Dillon
and John Redmond. saved sir Edward
Carson, uniouist advocate, from pros
ecutiou for preaching rebellion IN
Ulster ih 1914, says Charles f. O..
Aiasterman. who was then financial
secretary TO the treasury.
Mr.. Mastermal. In addressing an
audience here, blamed sir Edward for
beginning the resistance to the crown
which led up TO the present situation
in ireland. one Of his hearers asked
why the Ulster leader was not then
prosecuted and AR Mastsrman re-
Piled
The cabinet was ready to do so.
but John Redmond and John Dillon,
acting through lfr. Lloyd George,
persuaded the cabinet not TO take
the step. They argued that I'm three
months the home rule bill would be-
come law. and they would then be re-
sponsible for the government o. Ire
land. They asked that they be al
lowed TO undertake the government
OF Ireland without being hampered
by any feeling created beforehand by
the prosecution Of sir Edward Car
son. They thought they could over
come what they regarded as the hum
bug Of the Ulster movement
They may have been right or
wrong" concluded the speaker. "but
the war broke out before the test
came"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
THE WEATHER
e. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken at 9 e. m. 18th me-
ridian time. December 60. 1890.
Forecasts TIL r. NJ. Friday.
il Paso and Ficinity-Fair tonight and
Friday; moderate temperature.
New MeEico-Fair tonight and probably
Friday; warmer north portion.
Arizona--Eair tonight and probably Fri
day. warmer tonight.
west TcEas-TouiEht and Friday fair;
moderate temperature.
Relative humidity in IL Faso at noon.
Thursday was u percent; temperature az
noon was 81 degrees.
Precipitation last 20 hours Qnchss)-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Lee G. Adams and Hazel L. Arnold
Juan Camarillo and Francesca Her
-andeE
GodfreE L Jacobs and Mary Jane
arr
Henry II GodwaId and Julia ].
johnson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Judge Ballard ColdHeI, Presiding.
James r. N1nasek VS. Susie Nana-
TEX. divorce, petition flied.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
TIE COURTS


-Judec W. D. Howe. prrsidinEi
p. II Cheney VS.. Hrs. j. l. Upham.
liunction, petition filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
N. Y. CENTRAL
LINE SEEKS BIG
RAIL TERMINAL

TTa5hinrl0n, D Q, Dec 31-Aut1-
GRITTY TO lease and later purchase the
Chicago Junction Railway company
terminal properties at Chicago. was
asked of the Interstate commerce
commission today by she New York
Central Railroad company.
The price is set at S33.333. 1888, Of
which S2298T.516 is TO be paid to the
Chicago Junction company and So
Sf5,617 10 the Union stock Yard and
Transit company. a New Jersey cor
porarl0n which owns property already
merged with the Chicago Junction
company.
The application said larger freight
terminal facilities were necessary for
the New York Central
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

vent them being cut below the present
scale. This viii not be possible with
the clerks and unorganiZed workers
and a number Of cuts are becoming
effective after the first OF the year.
A number or the t1earers here have
locked out their male ushers or rather
have discharged them and put girls
to work. 70 is stated that the girls
are being paid as much as the boys
and men, hut that they are more al
tcntive and make better workers than
the men and boys who can be Sc
pheum and the Curran theaters are
the latest 60 replace their men and
boys with girls and the patrons seem
TO like the change. There Is much
more politeuess and less grating fin
tips and gratuitiesi
Now that the war IS over. it IS not
more noticeable anywhere than with
the railroads. The service has inn
proved a hundred percent in many in
stances and rrainmen are again treat
ing the public as if they depended
upon &c for patronage.
Mr.. Pullman is EettinE little more
arrogant. however. His latest order
IS that you may not use a typewriter
in one Of his cars, day or night
Perhaps ven not be permitted to
sit on the cushions next without
spreading somesthins over them
Travel into California continues IN
usually heavy. but most OF 40 is go
ing 20 Los Angeles and the beaches
Trains from the east that enter Los
Angeles On two sections come out 20
san Francisco I'm one. quite often
sim. san Francisco is not suffering
and the hotels are all full. some
wonderful weather is prevailing here
now and an overcoat is seldom ueces-
sarv even at night To raiued some
last week but san Erauclscans say
It has to rain once in awhile to make
the visitors appreciate real san
Francisco winter weather.
A special train is going from here
New Years day TO Reno, New TOT
the people to see snow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30

Portugal is the most nIiterate
country In Europe than so per
cent OF its population cannot write.
Kodak Finishing. See Gandara.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-30
Seeks Injunction To
Hold Arnu Commission

Washington. d. c., Dec. 30.-CoL
Juhn W French, who rose from g pri-
vate and who served in France, filed
suit for an injunction in the district
supreme court today TO prevent sec
Rotary Baker froin eliminating him
from the army by discharge or retire
ment as recommended by a classified
ton board Justice Iitz cited secre-
tary Baker TO show cause January
81. why the Injunction should not be
granted Col. French claims -hasty,
secret and unlawful action" by the
secretary and maintains that the ac-
ton requires the approval OF the
president
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
n. E. Kimble, D. D.S.
DENTIST
Located permanently at
#. Sumner, N. N

M>T 4. Il. Davies gave a ra-
ssptiO n hursday afternoon in
honor of her siSter-in-law Mrs,
Clsrence Patterson. Who has
az bson visiting here for some
imO and will leave for her home
n MsnulOto N. N. Saturday.
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
W. r. Hfe9Ill. RoaIBtaa.
Tir't pub mar. ls Last psb ARs 1

CRUELTY OF EARLY.ST1E~
AIRING.
The first week 10 March sheep
and goat shsaring il commenced
a some parts OF the west AMI
oftsn.grsat suffering and losses
are the result. The ewes having
lambs noed the shelter Of thsir
flssces during the cold and Oft.
en- rough weather. with rain
and SHOWS In March aud April.
There 10 much Of wool and
mohair going down in price and
owners Of flooks take chances
of losses by early shsaring
Tho state hum ane societies inI
western states would do we'll I'd
look after eases Of te--sarly shes
airing and prosecute too greedy
own,r Many sheep and goats
have come through the winter inI
poor condition and to lose thet
flssces before rough weather isl
over is cruelty
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
NorIcx Fon puuLicArloN

Department OF the Interior. U. .. Lana
once at Fort sumner. N. NJ, Mar. 80. 1899
Notice 10 hereby given that Jennie n.
RsrIihy Of TAibAn. ~ n. whe on Dec. ss. 1918
DAds Add Ha 4. Ne. siSasS fer swk. swhssh.
HnhsEM. see II T Rss =. andson Jan ls. is7e
made Add II n No cls4sa for sBNsnk. Ssc.H
NKkNK acc 2oTsN Rss
East. N. N. r. Meridian, has nloA nshea
PrsSf to establish siAim 70 the lAaA ab0Va
VI intention to make Final Thrse Tsar
Proof to establish claim to the land sbsvs
dsssribed. before Mrs. G. l, speiEht. .Unitsa
states Commissioner. az hsr SMss In
Talban New Mckee. ca the day Of
Nay, 1890.
Claimant names a. witnessSsI
BENJAMIN T. Robinson, William n. Wilson.
Edward n. Tyson. sr.. JShn N. Cheshire. all
81. THiban. n. NJ
wa. Ms0ill. Register.
TirEt pubAD 2 Last Dub Apr.sv
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE ron pUsLleArlen


Department Of the IntsrieF. u. o. LAnA
o@ss ~ TsFt sunnsT. y. ~. .ar. isss
Nstise 10 hereby given that Rsbsran q.
Asvd Of ralbAn. EN-. wha On July II. iSls nAAs
H.A.Fs sAlss for wItNwN sENNw,a swAnRN
nhnAh See. TIE and Bl4sRh SEC. % 9M
aAa on Jan. ls.isls made AdAi N. n. NJ .Islf,sA
fer NAhswh NwANKk See 2T y shNHM
RhsHh aso % 7. IN. al In r. 10
@aSt N. M, p. Meria,an. has nioA notaao
Of intsntion to make Rina Three Yeas
Pvsss 10 establish claim 10 the laaA aAsve
ass~tesA. before before MIs. @. !. npsisAA
unitsd States CsmmisaisaSF. In her
sfass At Talban. n. N. en- the u Gay Of Aprii.
ls3
Claimant names As witnesses, I'VE
fsrtsr Thomas @. Lewis. Owen !. Rishmena.
Of Dsrsne, N. n. RdgAr L. KsssaH
Of Canton. N. M.
W. n. Ms9ill. Renlstaa.
rirst pub AAr. L. Last puD Arr
Taiban Valley news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE ron pusL,oAr,cn

Department Of the Interior. U. q. Land
omss AZ Fort Sumner. ~. H.. mar. II. lS2C
HerIoxishsrsby given that vistoriAnA
zsmsra Of Fsrt Sumner. N. NJ .whs en- sept 49,
lOls made H E No ol4SGI fer AVA see /, and
NwN See. II, TIP MR.. "
nast. N. n. p. Meridian. has filed notice
Of Intention 10 make Final Three Year
Prssf to establish claim to the lanA above
described. bsfoss Mrs. O. I. spsiGht U. Q
oennissisnsr in her ofnOs ~ TsibAn.
~ n. en- ths ssth day Of April. 1870
Claimant names a. witnSssseI
Msrsjilda Luosrs. Anastaein Trujilio. I9AAsis
camera. Jos rrujllls. all Of Fsrt sumner. Il. n. /.
w.R. NeGill. HsElstSr
First pub. msh. 70. Last pub. Apr 10.