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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-13
I, As uSJUsrtARGEx.

Tn t;nfos of trouble people imagine
vain things. While the cholera was
raging In Paris in the thirties Of the
lasy century many people in the al
fitted city strangely supposed the
phgsiciaiis we're responsible, it being
believed; that the practitioners pre-
scGbed 3irugs which accelerated the
prcgresa of the plague. They also
crsditeA a rrrmor that certain per-:
so9s w5re creeping about ~ Paris
vile ships watching opportunities to
pl&c ptson in the tankates:: Lynch
inG w4e common whilsasuchs sense
less. REPORTS we're be;eaaeircalatsd-
Ths. moabing 8: GolisH@ 50 agraphi-
ca1y descrabed by E4eene sgElg his
"Wahdesins Jew. thfpgh; fjahlot& had
itSbirtA in realitiG. =
isymej proprietors of c2faig, sstab-
lisImenss in this city hsSS9, ittssllsfssid
PLACED she plane. tbs passing Of
slot MACHINES: toSthe ,splyation: Army.
j. sh$uld be unnecessary forsps to
stsSe Enat the :menaberss, /: this
wealthy arganikat ton nave eHoFgh to
ddan bEarinc;A The burdens, Of others,
heace taey ha1e:neithsr THE time nor
thsintliAatiei,sto ix:With. the affairs
ofahc &ty cs;sss asest !. * <, {
dt was pgly stated Yesterday:
th&t tha grand aury. of*he Corpora
tisa Court took hsinitial steps .to-
watas ale elimnat:oa ,pf certain slot
mAehinSs which are used for ganAb-.
lnS purposes. The second act in, the
mSccmsnt was performed last TNes-
day night when the City Council ]: cal
led thes attention of the police: ce-
partmeht to the state law in relation
toEgamblipg by the use eff slot ana
chimes. ard the Gazette was request
edSto print the statute which appear
ed yesterday
Our Great Teacher upon one occa-
sin. wa.ile addressing his disciples
said: "Woe unto YOU when all men
shall speak well Of you" Our friends
Of the Salvation Army. who are ia
miliar with these words, do'lhtless
realize their application IN their
case. !, -
The builders of the walls of Jeru-
salem after the severity years cap
tiyity were annoyed By enemis~- They
rcbliet by saying, 1--WE are too high
uE and cannot come ,tcnsn to YOU.
I'll. Salvation Army;xsss, in a similar
p9Stion--they cannot COSTS, down and
thSre:by:, neglect the ncbtsassa4!.k in
WITCH they are engaged s:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-13
Gafis1,eisIe.tL POINTS
- IN ALEXANDRA
CONTINUED from Page Onel

). Continued from Page One)
Tfei;n at tbs time Of Washington's
dsath. The: knife which is said to have
nerved Washington MOTTO give up a.
yaiIdgForge. The trowes'which Wash
I:ingtdssSused at the laying3of the cor
mes: snng Of the National Capitol. {.
ste os the Drowning Ct British Ma
| rina Leg st. between Sing and
camseonf Accidentalvinkipg Of launch
fren the ''Pender" during occupation
CT Alexandria in War Of 1872. Site Of
|. IIc:redo Plant. Cannon Ball House.
~. EITCor. Cameron and Fairfax ST.:
re ;e;ved as:sfot from Btitish way
/ sh:1 in 1872. $50 ::; U.s.: "':.
/. NgaShingtons TanemeaF Houses
IN W. Csr.APi:ttssfand Prince Streets.
A bit OF the PROPERTY interest tna:
:mads Washington one of the wealth:cst
nea.Ecf Colonial Days. Because Of
his ,4aqsal estate holdings nearby, he
EspStned the suggestion that the Capt.
te8be located !on Shutters Hill
.fae Marshall Houses. Z. Corner
Of Pitt and King Streets. Where. in
fthe Federal OCCUPATION of Alexandria,
,;thc FIRST blood, .ef the Civil War was
! :.sET:S ~ ..:t
+ Old Slave Pan.--1315 Duke Street.
E"Thell Norman" between Payne ana
We, Streets. Where slaves were hpld
for tie market and where they were
I:au:; :oned to the highest bidder
: TIE Lloyd Houses. W. Corner
n;and Washington Streets Where
Rclert L. Lee received his Commits
SIGN as Commander in Chief Of the
Cc.se ;ierate ARMY, after having de-
clirsi "A similar position with the Ed.
cra Army, offered by the Govera-
me1t
The Episcopali scm;nary-yThss :.
|, wilss vest Of city. sW!lsre PHILIPS
Br>;::s and Bishop Potter received
the:c training for the ministry:
Confederate Monument-Princc and
We ,:ngton Streets. Alexandria Mil
tia :5srted from here in Civil War.
Alexandria Militia trained by Wash
ia.s>n OIL Market Square for the Revo-
lu::.N. Alexandria Light Infantry"
an;"#:ned on Henry Street, for World
Wa.
o. Engine House+-Alfrcti street.
ta,s. zen King and Prince Streets.
ifra Washington was member and
at times assisted at fires.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-13
7 SMTsST4fSSl-c
kNsEASoNABLE wkaTHER',

4 he rainy and cold con&ittpns of
yeeerday and last night, fshowjng
hiSh temperature Tuesday. were IN
cyNtenre again today The wind still!
h# to-. ting ;hertheast~ ami Persons
Wig ha8 laid aside winter underwear
org oveleoass.eound ;he sameicom-
fo4ahe. The Weather Repcrt pub
listed last hight sail present cool
co2hitiqas ,nsaIl,eontinue; s.,
bver;;ta century has passel since
a Thenomeaqf|' sool slrstmeri was
cNheriehced in the United States. n
thS year 1876 frost prevailed every
mHssh. andM little ccala,bc crown.
Wat has happened before is Liable
10 Mappen again, and th}s: 'sugeeEs.'65n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-13

we ans about to make !-=i is likely e
causes chill to pass down the backs
oef ss.elass$ pike PRO -ssta,gtl nasSSse
keep their heads. above water in the
.perilous times through whicbA the
'Forldi is passing Under present
production tt,cekalAhs Neyikble'
,$hortage of fsrm labor i4SgeE&any
9iven. as ths sespiahation. SWiafi de-
creased productions assured already,
imagine the distress which would
oyershadow our land should ,netaoro7
logical conditions bring about an ,al-
most total failure Of crops this year
Flour is constantly advancing in
price, and some careful observers say
it may REACH 1925 per barrel before
the snow begins to fly.
We, recently read. a. book, ealti tied
"The Four Horsemen of the Apoca-
lyse," the ;quaternion of. steeds sent
forth ia, the latter days which arei
to bring distress s56Yerrs the Sentsre
world The red horse (war) has re-
Gently played its part. The second
Gblacss,t significant Of famine), may
make its DASH and add materially
e HE :preys ItpE distress of nations.
- z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-13
500 More Mileage

In Boston, Green & SWEET Co.
watched the Miller records on
some hundreds of large cars.
Theyfound that Millers increased
the former tire mileage from 500
to 1870. They eliminated blow
out troubles. And only six tires in
each 1000 proved disappointing
to the users.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-13

The Miller Tire mileage now discussed
everywhere is not an accident.
Over $1,000 daily is spent in tests and in
spcctions. Fifty inspectors guard against
detects.
Every lot OF tread stock is first rulcanlzcd
and tested in thc laboratory.
Over 1000 tires yearly arc worn OFT in
factory mileage tests.
Every tire is signed by maker AID lnspcc-
tor, and both arc pcnalizcd it tire tails down.
Hghly-paid experts spend their years in
making betterllcnts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-13
$1,000 Daily
To Reduce Your Tire Cost

tests = Miller cords last year averaged 1900
miles.
The new Miller trcads, in these tests, out
wear the best Of others by $50.
Detective Miller Tires arc rarity. Some
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-13
Mark the results

The Miller Tire is now talked everywhere,
1t is today's sensation.
It is winning countless contests where
score OF makes are brought into comparison.
In the factory tests radical rcar-wi1eel
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

RI; !. s. 1. Sec :; tyr !. r . s. r. &. H. Z e. s L Z
I a'' E; / Lois !, ! /. :. !. Sec ). :. i SET I. ;; Tvs s. Rs s.
s &c : 3 i; h' Lot , !. Sec s,ses 8. . Twp Twp 8.
rs. Rse. y +; Lots i, ,. ). !. Sec. (
Twp s. Rye. p +: LOIS Of 7. 2 ,, I,
An of Sec 81: Twp. 2 S, Rye. % +;
All Of Secs 10, IS; Twp. 2 S, Rse, q E;
~ = f e. i ES VIZ T. Nv 4; T" SEa S. Rs 8:
Twp. ) s. Res, 81 E; NEN NWR. See y;
Twp: S, Rye "a e; W. VIVA. So
3; Twp, D 5, Rye. IS r; Lots / AMI :
Twp s.. re-. 10 /: SwATW4, SIX
SWE; See. 4; Twp. ) s. Re 2 +, /
tyr. | N, Re-. % {; III e SC :.
y Rge. % z: SEX Ell NEA. SW4NE4
EhW1z, NWANW4. See. u; Twp. / y
Rye. n z: EH, EhWH. SEC .; T~t
Re- r.; Re- 5 r p Il NJ Al MS q Sec s. - Z Twp ~ ! n
~ RFe. % T. ~. EHwH, sec. %: is
n. Rge: % + Al of Sc = Is,
-; T9u ! y. Res. 4 F; f.. SWh, : Z
Twp. .1 i n. Rec. N& 5i Z Z, fNiw4. Nssv
sHSfS: Sec Sec. x x. Twp TWP. : : \ \. Re Re-. 3 : :
MA, Sec. 10; Twp, ! y, Rge. p z; Me-
E%NWH, NzSE&.' sf&sEH, So. y
} S., Rye. IS E; NJ. E6sF4. 6 h.
Twp. IS, Rye. IS z; NJ Of Sec. le; Two
) s, Rye. IS r; sHsw,%, Sec 7; Te,
Rec. rs z; EHSWH, Sec. s. Twp } 6
Rye. % 2; NEH. See. 8; Twp ; s, r.
Is z; WHsEN Sec. 8; TwI. 3 $; r.
II sEs.' s sss- q 3 Twp TWP. ! \ r. R sss. 2 2 ?;
Etl, Sec. 4; Twp , n, Rec 81 f; EH,
Sec. n; Twp. ( n, Rge. p z; sK, Sec
y; Twp N. Rge. y ;, 81. Sec. 10.
! I% 2. Rg s. = Rs E. = 81 E s e,4' s. Sec Tx ~ Tvs :
81 r; NJ. See. 20. Twp. 2 s, Rye 81
+; W.. Sec. g; TWP, $, Rye 70 z
81 Sc So. T~Ps Rge " 2 81
5 u: Tep. n, Rse. q r; Al y
n sien Principal Meridian.
Containing 49, rs acres.
1--we Cents per acrc, which shall he deemed
TO include and cover the first years rent
al Tor sad land, aqd no person will i
permitted to bid at such sale except
has, pria- tn the hour set for such sal
deposited with the Commissioned OF pol
lie Lands, or with the officer in charge
sale, cash or certified exchange
the amount Of tht above minimum baA
Of all unsuccessful bidders W.
be returned The deposit Of he succasa
iul bidder VIII be held by the Com1nis
sioaer Of Public Lands aud by him ~
piled in payment Of such bid but # the
suoct ssful bidder shall taii TO complete h
by then am there payinz m,
balance due under his purchase intludiu
lie cost OF advertising and the eapeps
thereto, then and in such even
such. deposit shah be forfeited to the Stat,
Of New Mexico as liquidated damages
Lease will be made in substantial con'or
~''- with 'orm Of oil ami gas lease ~
N file in the OHice Of the Comruissione :
II Pubie Lands. copy Of when will
IN application
Witness nv hand and the official sea
u the State Land Ofnoe OF the Stat
Nrv Mexico th's @h day Of January
NJ. A.. FIELD.
Commissioner % Public Lands,
State Of New Hexics
First Publication January q, 1870.
Publicaion April !, lq2O.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

paea il psymess OF such bid but If the
successful bidder shall fail TO complete h;s
purchase by then ana tnere paying ans
balance due under his purchase includlns
the cost Of advertising and the EXPENSE
incident thereto. then and IN such even,
such deposit shall be forfeited to the STATE
Of Ne~ Mexico "a liauidaied DAMAGE
Lease viii be made IN substantial conior
nifty with form OF oil and gas lease Is
on file in the ohice Of the COMMISSIONS
Of Publ, Lands. copy of which will be
on application.
Witness my han9 and the official seal
II The State Land Office Of the STAT, q
Nv Mexico this Ath day OF JaEuary
N. A. FIELD,
Commissioner OF Public Lands,
State OF New Mexico
-rst Publication January %. 1870
-sst Publication April p 1914.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

State of New Mexico, and The rules an
8. %lsi.3's.ss % j &c rs S,f.s I Land G MS Il i,
a ior it prsdud tor the sf t * f1a "a. -'. y. pnbl
Auctien 10 he high b'idef, al NM Z
O'Clock A. Nj. on tuesday. April Il Il
E Ig,o : IN s.! :, =. ro y; yo OF S nc :, CUM ,ha r.,
door II he Court H., therein. the "a
loving de seribed lands. to. vii:
seis No. | IS va. s3zsH. SEC 2; Tvl
j s, RE. 10 +; Al Of So. 5; III
! S, Kge. IS E: FfzNEX, SWANE53. Ii
NWA. 81. Sec. o; Twp. 5. Rye. Is +
An Of Sees, 10, 5, 50, Twp S, RI.
Re + - Is 81 E. 81 W US, ! y? See g. * 70 Twp rgp' 5
Rse. 10 E: All Of Sees. Z. 2, g; Twp.
s: F Tss, Z s. R hr 81 Is i F. All i u T. ss -. ;
i6.' g, &; Twp. S, Rye. Is Z; All OF s.,
SEx Sec. IL Two s s. Rae Is s. SWWl
SET'' SESWn, Sec. Il. TN S S. r.
10 Z: NWMSWH, NIESE4. SEHsEH. s.
Of sss; Is; Twp s. RE-, q :; sZNfz
Twp. 5 s. Rye. IL z; sE4sFA. Sc. Is
Two. s S. Roe, 10 E. NFKNFT Sec. 70
Twp. 5 S.. Rse. i6 =, M, NNSE4. SCI
NEK. Sec q; Twp. S s r. IS 10 ~ p 'sWs
sWT. See IS; Twp. 5 5. Rgc. 10 :. NV
10 f; SIS, Sec. %; TSp' 5 S. Rec. I
p; sHsN, Sec, p; Twp $ $ RE ID +
's Z. r. NM y : f52NyEshhA s ff5. s. s., r~'
Twp. S S, Rye 10 e; All If Sees. p. a.
Twa. {. Rec. II r, An # Srre. ? h.
Twp. s S, Ree. " F; sWANE4 81
F; WI<KE72. Ni<eFI, SFHSFtz Sec :
IT., { c p ~ L. STlkcElL {. oa
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
EDDY COUNTY

EDDY COUNTY
otnc. -.
lands.
Aot.ce I hsfeby nSap r''I ,b.t sgt.asn.
10 me provisions Of an Aet OF t~ouyrss,
sia,e Of Kew Meaiso, AMI The rules and
COMMISSIONS OF Public lands viii ofie,
and production nc u" Of s oI and gas as. a1 pubii.
auction TO the highest biGdtf. al nine ~
Hllo'f IN A The N Town on Of Th cssi,5,d 4 da5a,I 18th h
EDDY. STATE Of New M esreoaa a, I t4l lroo o.
door Of the Court House therein. the fol
loving described lands 'o-"i''
Sale No. | q Lo5s l. = ), .. z. 8. &c
Ne +. s st :. az q as s.. s. TIT F + S Rss
i; Twp. 10 s. re - =. NTNf11
Ni.H, sHNEA. SEX, Sec. Is. Twp 10 6
k't 2, + sWANEA. N"ANWa, S .N}A4
III Twp los, Rye. 3 /. NEINEE, sWh
s sEla' g. S4sE Y r s@4 i 5. R A%AsE f. Sc sE9
So Sc, See fsN n f" Pot 10 ). s s.f kse i. ? r n X
: +, RS S E 3 5 &. ~ S. Of 5, S. ~, y. F e. Il re 5:
s. re ~. ( s"iE| s. W seq sNNu & wis., i TsP 81 :
Z; Twp u s.. Rye. % -; Lot 8. s+sWn
SEA, Sec. !, Twp. Y s. Rye. q +: 81
Ma. NHSWA, seq. See. Z; Twp Il s.
Rrc q r; sMNH. 81, See. i; Ttp. l. S,
q l.; "a Sec. II; Twp II S., Rye. p
- IN 81 Secs. 4, I3. Twp II :, Rye
z z (: ME3{yNWEAA. Sec 4: Tssp- z s, RRss
Is /; All Of Sec. 10; Twp. II S, Rye. y
+. 81, sec p; Twp. u s.. Ree. S +.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
new MEXICO OIL LEASE SALES
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
oTERo COUNTY


oTERo COUNTY
Office of the Commissioners Of Publ,
SAINT, F.. New Mexico
Maize ,s berehv given that the Com
missioner of Public Lands, deemins thu
The STATE and the benefeiar;es under Law
., ,be proceed. to arise tberefrom. viii
under the Acts OF Congress approved
June %, 1910, and the Laws OF the STATE
sulations OF the State land Office otter
TO lease to the highest and best qualified
bidder. ar public auction at . O'Clock A
me m, e cesr. i1 aos. 'SI in a, ,ps N, town won't Of ' 4isnS %
sordo, County of Ottro, ssate OF New
and MD, aroJ ,%' s' oi s 81 and s.s ,heleppon
and from. for a maximum term OF ten
years and as long thereafter as oil OF
gas IN paying a a1sn,'''e SIS, Ia-I ,be Dc 6 P,@l0', t.
reserved as royalty by The State unag,
the terms of such las contract. the
i'"'n described '@n'''
Sale No. L Is r II s, x 3 +, Sec.
3 LOIS ! 2 :, !, s<1s1-; aee, TO- az
al; Sec, a. 81, sHNEA, sE shhMA s.
sEA. sW*sLA, sEAHWA; Sec. 81 ali,
Sec 81 ali Sec 3. all
Il. L. S, X Z See; - ali; Sec i
q, all, Sec. q. N.Y. SEA, NEASwH s.e
ali; Sec. "a, ali; See. y, an. See. 30, Al
Sec. 81, all; See. 81. all, Sec. 50, ali, SeC.
~, all; Sec. IS, ali; See. 80, all.
NWA, NHNE4, SWANE4, N14SWM, Sc
., NWZ, WENEA, SEI4NE4; Sec. rs, s.
Sec. y, all.
T. Il s.. r. 10 T.: Sec. Z, Lots !,
3, 4. 5, o, S1.SE, NWzSH4. SWhNNA
Sec. 10, all; Sec. 30. all.
T.. Is s. X. 7 T.: See. J., all; Sec 2.
ali; Sec. II. all, Sec. u. an. sec. Is. al
Sec. IS, ali; Sec, rs, all; Sec. IS, ali.
T. 10 6. L. 8 L. ST.. l.. NJ; Sec. :
all; Sec. 4, all; Sec. S, ali, Sec. .. al,
G. ? VIZ. SEH. NBNEM. SWINE.
Sec. @! ali. Sec, 10, all; Sec. II, all; s
NEhSFu s,vr,cWK HSrMSwn; Sec Ia.
III, g. NJ ali, ccc az ali, Sec 81.
Nj sEH SlksWiL. Sec IL ali Sec Is
IL Sec Vi al, G. az VIZ
r I, { n 10 Y Sec Lots ?
. 3 ~ a. 91;,o Sc q MMdfsKi. -
80 - o. - ~ . n StK' So 10 EH.
- - Il, g. "A NEiINEH NWiLNEit.
G. ~ IN IN. G. % al. Sec * al
" '' -
IT "a c p r. c., y cISNFH
80 tIrv,f 500
'''"'
r !, u r. c. ,, eEH r.
sWZ. See "a 81: Sec y. So, ses. Is
49, raw s. % W |
VI NT,rNNEn "A W. NV
Z SEH. a. ei%SWi|. S.
EHN'E,Iu [euI[SuJZ
"%-' N""
T "A c p +. g , al. =. |
al. g. u al -
W " "
r IA { RoE s. q NsNEH SW
nEi4. g. "a III
4'
r !, n m L (, , all. c.,
NJ sFrs NHswI. SFnsyVH' SEC II
ali. Sc. u an
T * ( u + So . svvrz
a, g -
w. II -
T u { K 10 z. G., 2 AZ: {,
w ~ "' "' viva
r II 9 u See n al
compris,np in ali s1ssf9} scrrs
-, ~
v,riar, ,,,bts o. ~ basement atd -,
,,,,'d.ss a. ,irs 10 Nt.ieni>on. s,j ~,
graph line tanks, rowtr house AMI
go - ,,a g.t,,.s
1919 I'm ,,b,ino rstinr H.,
80 rstyinr nj Hsoos;rc II s,,,b /
anu 'smf AomH "a jo,,I,c ,w
gloves. and any and an TipbIs Az
o,yiteg.s neerssayy inc,dcn, "a. or e,n.
p'NiNf
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
STATE or NEW MENiCo
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
on AND Gas LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
DE- BAcA COUNTY

fftce Of the C1mesan, @
Lands.
Sar,s r.. Ver "ex-
Sotice IS hereby e-,-- 'a-t r
o. the provisions 81 an Atf 4
affF-1vei Tunl n. 500 rtf faNs
STATE 81 va N-xic7. ara +hr -tes --
r. guisi Re Il TIE S--s Is94 Dh,ee
Corrriss1uer y Puhhr f4nFs slir f
for lease. for tht erptorzfiar. f-tein~
and production Of ~ auf -ss Pr rrh
auction - th~ highest biddsr ~ ne .e
o'clock : ~. IN Io-saas +rrii 1871.
ION. n chr feun ~ S- uis
80 De 9aca Sat. q Nse Hxoo p -
front door If tn Corr H-rss fH--
the fonoaine dsscrtel leais &C.
saIe No. L p Swz VEz vw14 $50
~ NTK = ~. To- Pc, p E.
kH of Sees > n. p 2 = x. TYP
5. Re-. n E; En. sEKSNz. NJ SwN
o. Secs z = y y u Trp &
Rec. p 2: NEM. NNsH WV X
Ie. 20 p. 70. n. q. Twp ( Re- ?
y NV WIZ. Sec. q Tur r.
y 2: At II Secs Z : 8 y. :
70. ~ 4. y p. x . y AZ Tur !
s. pge p z: Lot. , ? J Z s.
Tvp. ! {. Rvr 3 z Tot. = "
Sec =: r~p {. Re. . 2 -. I
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

T. 70 s, R. 9 4: Sec. ?, EH; Sec. !
NWA, NHNEA, SWANEA, NHSWA, Sec
., NWA, WNNEh, SE14NEA; Sec. rs, $
Sec. B, all
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

office Of the Commissioner of Public
Lands,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

T. 10 S, R. 7 f.; Sec. !, all; Sec ?
all; Sec. Ii, all; Sec. Y, all, Sec, u, al
SEC. "A, all; Sec. q. all; Sec. q, al!
Sec. rs, all; Sec. d, all; Sec. IS, all.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

T. y s., RI 10 T.. Sec. 2. Lots l,
>, =, 5, o, S}.SH, NWAswA, SwhNNA
Sec. 10, all; Sec. 32, all.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

T. - s. RS E.. S.. !. WI; Sec. ;
all; Sec. 4, all; Sec. s, ali. Sec. O.. al
Sec. 2. VIZ, seq, NHAEA, SWHNEl4,
Sec. 9, all; Sec. 10, all, Sec. II, all; s &
Y, all: Sec, IS, W}.NWH. NEANW14
NEMSEH, siVIiSWH, SFHSwAi Sec, 10
an; Sec, u, all; sec Is, all; Sec. T.,
all; Sec. %, all; Sec, ~ ALL Sec. 81,
All Sec "a ali. 6 IS. w.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
7. IL G, r IL r. Sec. %, SENEA
NEANWA. NEASwM, NWAsFA sHsK

T u s, X. T.: Sec. Il. seq, E.
sWA; See %, 81; sec. y. 81; SEE %
all; Sec. 8, EK, EHWE; Sec. Is, W
NHEEs, NEHNEA; Sec %, W., NV
NEA, SXSFM, See. 81 SkSWA; Sec. s.
~, EI5WK SWMSWtz
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

T. II s, r F.: SC. 2, all, Sc. 4
all; Sec. u, all.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

Office Of the Commissioner OF Publr
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
T. Il s.. x II F.. Sec IL. Al.
comprisinp in all S1,S5t9} lcres

T. B s. K 10 r: sec :. az. Sc
10, all. SIC. p, NW54. Sec b. all
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
LINCOLN COUNTY

ffi.e of lh. tunlnlssi ner OF Public
Lands,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

N z. HID
Commissioner % Public Lands,
State Of New Hexic.
First Publication January %, oo.
Last Puhlicauen April ! lq2O.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

The successful bidArr mus; pay 90 th
State u New MeSico royalty OF nt
less than one eighth Of ali oil and "a.
recovered md saved from the above g..
scribed leased lands o. the cash value
thereof, such royalty in kind, or the cash
value thereof, being payable monthly, s.
the option ~ The State, and in al4if'or
thereto a minimum rental OF not less
thaa s2.9o2.7s, b.ino AZ 'he rate ~ fr-
cents per are for The hf-t ser thc All
nual rental thereafter to be paid IN tHe
amount and manner specified in said hare
contract.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

7. u s, r. 10 Sec. z, all; Sec. :
NJ, SEA, NNsWH, SEHsWH Sec. 70
all; Soc. n. an
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

T. a s, r Q z See 81, NlsNE4A S#
NEA; Sec. 20, all.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

y A FIELD
Conmtssion.- II Public Lsod..
STAT. Of New Mesioa
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

T IS s, X. F.: SEC. ? SWH s..
~. all, Set, "a, all
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

Stat % w n
Fr.+ p-fI-H-iar fanua~g > fr
~ Publication 'p-i . -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-01
AMERICAN. REFINING .
co. SELLING NO SUGAR
Has 100000 Pounds Contracted at
223 Cents a Pound and Is operat-
ing at Third Capacity.

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-The American SUI.
gar Refining company, at its Boston re.
hnery, has approximately 100000
pounds of refined sugar on hand and
about 36,000,000 pounds of raw sugar. 1t
has contracts to supply jobbers, whole
salers and other customers amounting to
about 100000 pounds, at - IL cents
per pound. 1t has withdrawn from the
market and is now operating at less than
one-third its capacity.
These facts were brought out by At
tomey General j. Weston Allen yester-
day during the second day of his investi-
cation of charges made by the state COM
mission on necessaries of life. The tes-
timony was given by William Van Vost
Warren, manager of the New England
district
During the testimony it was brought
out that the American Sugar Refining
company has FIVE refneries. One is To-
Gated in Boston and the others are in
Brooklyn, Jersey City, Philadelphia and
New Orleans These five refneries sup
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-01
Sugar Selling At ls Cents.

NEW YORK, Sept. lone of the
leading refineries made a new cut in su-
gar prices yesterday to the basis of le
cents pound for fine graduated, cent
under the level quoted by other rein
cries and about cents pound below
highest prices reached during the sum
mer.
Continued weakness in raws on the IN
creased competition from outside sources
and in almost entire lack of demand for
refined were the reasons for the decline
Second hand sugars have for sometime
past been filling the small demand from
grocery houses. The best bid for Cuban
raw sugar yesterday was 8 cents pound
cost and freight, which compares with
% cents a few months ago.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-01
LANDGROVE.

School began Aug. 30 with Mrs. Irma
Coolidge as teacher.
Austin Prouty and family have moved
back to their farm in this town.
Mrs. Louise Nelson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Will Stone, in Bellows
Falls.
Rev and Mrs. T. a. Woodwork and
children of Bellows Falls are spending the
week at the old H. c. Woodward home.
Mr.. and Mrs George Richardson OF
West Acton and Mrs. Charles of Saugus
Mass. are visiting at A. f. Richardson's
L. w. Colburn, Austin Prouty and Mrs
u. f. Thomson were in Rutland last week
Mr.. Prouty going to Brandon for a load
of goods.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-01

ply approximately 80 per cent of the
country's entire sugar needs The price
at which sugar is sold is fixed in one of
flee at III Wall street, New York.
Mr.. Warren testified that his company
withdrew from the market about a week
ago and that a statement to that effect
was given To the press and published in
the companys sugar bulletin. The with
drawal was dictated from the New York
Office. The contracts under which deliv-
cries Will be made to customers for the
balance of the year at % II cents a
pound were made at the request of the
customers.