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RAY WARD RECEIVES
BENEFICIARY PROMPTLY

| /, Katie j. Moore, clerk Of Circle
No. 120. has today turned over to Ray
Ward. $1,000, the beneficiary of Lena
Ward
Herman Ziethen of Grand Junction
spent today visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
H Roach.
| Mrs. Ben w. Rea is the owner Of
new Overland Four sedan, recent
/ ly purchased from the Powell-Over-
land Company. Mrs Rea purchased
the car to use on her rounds as trav-
cling saleslady for large grocery
house.
The funeral of the late Mrs Nellie
P. Weston was held at Christ Episco-
pal church at o'clock Sunday after
noon, and was largely attended by
the friends of the deceased. Delega-
tions from Canon City chapter No. 81,
Order of the Eastern Star, Greenwood
Woman's Relief Corps and other or
ganizations of which Mrs. Weston was
a member were present to pay tri-
butte to tie memory of the dead. The
funeral service was very impressive.
The remains. were laid to rest in
Greenwood cemetery.
Postmaster Clark Cooper left last
Saturday afternoon for Denver to at
tend the annual sessions of the Col
orado State Postmasters' convention,
of which he is president. During his
stay in Denver Mr.. Cooper will at
tend the annual meeting of the grand
lodge of the Eastern Star, of Colorado
as a representative of Canon City
chapter No. 81.
Datt hoe 5r,cf fN
Canon City from Chictgo and other
Eastern markets where he purchased
a fine line of watches, jewelry and sill
verware for the Christmas trade. He
found conditions favorable for buy
ing and will be able as a consequence
to offer his patrons at the holiday
season a splendid assortment of
goods of the newest designs in such
merchandise at popular prices. Mr..
Patton says that he was fortunate in
being able to procure certain lines of
| jewlery that have been almost to OBJ
tain for number of years, and that
they will be made available to his
customers for the December trade.
Miss Mabel Miller, who spent the
weekend with her sister, Miss Min
ME Miller. returned to Florence this
morning
| Mrs. Patty Cook. who has been her
brother. B. j. Hammond, for the last
three weeks, returned to her home in
Colorado Springs today.
Miss Flora Vaughn and her mother,
Mrs. F. A. Vaughn. left this morning
! for Pueblo where they will attend
the fair together. Miss Vaughn has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. /. j.
Farris, and her mother for the past
4 week from Dalhart. Tex.
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Thousands of
Dollars Off Two
Acres of Ground

The proceeds OF a quarter OF an acre
of onions this spring enabled c. G..
Boyd, who has two acres Of ground
on Canal street. to buy himself and
family a hve-room house. The pro-
ceeds Of the other quarter OF an acre
brought in about $500.
After this crop was on Bloyd was
able to get the first crop OF radishes
on the market. and as a result he got
the top price. which was about 40
cents dozen in crate lots. He took
In $500 from the crop.
At the present time Mr.. Bloyd has
this ground in the finest pascal celery
imaninable and half-acre additional.
The celery is bleaching splendidly
and has fine, large stalks which IN
many places in the patch is pocket
high. There is not a seed stalk in
the entire acre, and 1t Is being SO irri
gated and cared for that It promises
to be as crisp and tender as anyone
could desire.
Mr.. Bloyd made a splendid reputa-
tion with his celery last season, and
no doubt will eclipse It this year. His
celery is considered by commission
men as the best grown. Present in
dications point to $500 dozen stalks,
which ought to bring in from 81 20
$3.50 a dozen. ,
A Quarter-acre OF head lettuce IS
coming on and will be ready for cut
ting the latter part OF August. Its
present condition Is very promising Of
an excellent crop.
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No One to Blame
for Powell's Death

The investigation as to the cause Of
the tragic death Of Joseph Powell.
who was electrocuted in the Rockvale
mine last Friday afternoon, was held
in the Deibert undertaking parlors in
Florence on Saturday last. under the
direction of Assistant County Coroner
r. C. Atkinson. District Attorney T..
Lee Witcher OF this city who exam
ined the Witnesses. and William II.
James of Walsenburg, assistant mine
inspector.
Supt. ] Cribbs. Ed Grant and John
Husband Of the Rockvale mine were
the witnesses examined. The jury con-
sisted Of John Sanders. James Mont.
gomery. E. o. Eberhart, ]. E. Will
iiams, J. T. Hunt and Joseph Hamblet.
nd returned a verdict to the effect
that Mr. Powell came to his death by
taking hold OF a live wire with his
plyers on which the insulation was
broken. No blame was attached to
the company or anyone else.
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Tuesday

Miss Anne Schmidt arrived Monday
from Denver and will be the guest Of
Mrs. Gertrude Stockder for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Temberton Of
Holden, Mo-, and Mrs. D. Shelter Of
LaTour, Mo-, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Goodwin OF East
Canon.
]. T. DUNCAN OF Cushing, Okla. who
has been visiting here for the last
week, left for Oklahoma Monday. but
will return here later and make his
permanent home in Canon City.
Mrs. Linnie Wilkinson returned on
Monday from Pueblo after spending
the weekend with her mother. who is
very i'll.
Mrs. Maggie Smith is here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Spangler for few
weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. opangler went to
Salida Monday where they will spend
a week.
Miss Maude Richardson left Mon.
day TO visit relatives in the West,
making an extended visit to Oregon
relatives.
Miss Louie Kennedy arrived home
from Nebraska Monday. where she has
been spending about six weeks with
an aunt.
Miss Matte Dykes Of Flager, Mo-.
arrived Monday for visit with Mrs.
n. E. King.
Herschel Selveg spent Sunday with
his mother and returned to West
cliffe Monday, where he is employed.
G. N. Birch, who has been visiting
. here, left for his former home in Cat-
rollton, No, and will return to Canon
City to reside permanently.~
Ted Clover, who has been spending
week here visiting C. A. Fesler, left
Monday for Denver.
Mrs. Ben Wood returned to her
home in Leadville Monday after a
weeks visit here with friends.
C. W. Bower of Indiana is the guest
! OF his c. C. Bower for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Smith arrived
from Seattle, Wash. Monday to re-
side in Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rawson of At
wood. Colo, are the guests OF ]. r.
Kennedy for a few days.
Everett 2ea and joe Mack Wilson
left for Boulder today where they will
attend college.
Bud Mix cut his hand badly while
cranking car and expects to be un-
able to work for week.
J. D. Clancy and wife were visitors
here yesterday on their way from the
Pacific coast to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Ketchum, who
reside in the 7o0-block on Rudd ave
nue.. viii leave Wednesday for Kan
sas City, Mo, where they will spend
a month or six weeks visiting thei.
son and other relatives.
Rev. D. C. MacIennon OF Lamar
and Rev. T. s. Hughes OF Crowiey.
who have been the guests Of Rev.
Rayburn, returned to their respective
+, homes Monday.
Mrs. Hettie Mccullough IL con.
fined in the Graves hospital, threat.
ened with an attack Of appendicitis
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E. H. stienmeyer, chairman OF tine
Republican county central commit
tend meeting Of the state central
committee and the various county
chairmen. which IL being held there
today.
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ads: Sc per Line Each Issue

FOR SALE-I have a new 25-20 Win
chester, model Of 80: shoots white or
black powder; will sell at catalog,
price. F. A. Watt. 800 South Ninth
street. 226-pe.
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FOR sAIE-Good so3 Savage and one
Winchester rifle. See Dawson at
Anderson & Morgan's. 223-p6-
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TO TRADE have city property TO
trade for ranches; also few city
properties Cor sale. Call Canon
404-J. 224.6
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FOR SALE-Misceilaneous

FOR SALE-Jonathan apples on the
trees. Call Canon 547J. 227-p1
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FOR sALE-one new tanning mil.
one Thompson potato sorter, one
secondhand mower. F. p, smith. 1868
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FOR SALE-Tomatoe for canning. c
T. Chapman. Phone C. 63s-R1. 226-;
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FOR SALE-Eight-room brick house.
close in. partly modern. furnace heat.
electric lights and bath. Apply D. H.
Brown. Elm avenue, Lincoln Park.
Box 1S1, Route /. Canon City. Colo
RADIO. 224-p6 3g-1
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FOR sALE-A 6-acre fruit ranch;
good 7-room house; vii ltake auto
or smaller place; also 606 Harrison
furnished renting for 800 month; !:
will take smaller house in deal. Grant
Dickinson. 226-p3
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FOR SALE-Neat Broom modern cot
tage. nicely located, big new garage.
price $4,000. Call at sl4 whipple ave
nue.. 223-p6
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FOR sALE-25-36 rinen, Ice boz, bed
and springs; heater; rockers and
range. 1881 River street 226-ps
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FOR SALE-RANCHES

FOR SALE-Two acres; $500 worth
OF fruit; 7-room house: city water.
Price $2.500. Also 5-room house with
screen porch; city water. $1,000. In
ouire 925 Rudd avenue. 226-p3
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WANTED

WANTED-Siudebak or Balm light
wagon. w. McDougall, Poplar ave
nue.. 223-p6
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FOR sALE-second-hand clotninl
bought and sold. SO7 Chestnu
street, South Canon. 22l-pt
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STRAYED-A black Jersey COW. Own
err may have name by paying for
feed and ad. Mrs. Ed Guidner. Logan
street. Lincoln Park 2z6-p3
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FOR SAL modern
house. well constructed: built By
lumberman for permanent home. Ad.
dress. 521 Pike avenue. Phone Canon
117-W. 222-p6
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vsH 4 ~ A.rns 60 ~ ~ neeerl
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LOST

LOST-Silver case open fnce Hamil
ton watch. Return to Record: re
ward. 220-tf
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FOR SALE-A little Buick Four tour
ing car. E-35; just like new. Elec-
;rical Supply Company. 221-tf
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-13
An DUNCAN
1I,DOnALD FOR
kRIY SPEAKER
r,ewa Figure b Labor
spaak Friday Be.
- psIiiieal Group.

sfseDonald, nationally
sSef circles, will speak
s.issA Friday night at the
- ~ he third floor OF the
Sen9 building on: The
i1ncr Party and Its Re-
- m Cooperative Move
- trades Unions
,s.el1ensld is chairman OF
s1.sis state labor party, e1-
,s,essurer Of the Illinois
!. sissrs' union and ex-presi.
4 he Illinois Federation Oh
=. beeu . big figure for
4 IL miners union and has
III bIg influence In the
~. Federation Of Labor.
!. ..sses to Rock Island from
.,ssId to speak under the au-
4 the newly formed tri-clty
.'sdsut labor party;
I. ,scsl labor political orgaui-
!, M formed at a meeting
',.s,y night Of last week with
{stes present from the ~
\. saliiated with the Tri-City
.,.ion q Labor and represen-
=. rom the Rock Island ar
y federation and the aiisia
4 aeas union.
I,su ID the platform are 10 De
down for the party by a com,
j. rhich was named at the
,.,tInn last week. This COM
i. Is expecting to gain much
s,ble information from Mi
rfnald's address.
Ereryone Invited.
na.rs IN the local labor party
Is extended an invitation TO tbs
mi public Of this entire COM
aSy to hear Mr.. Macdonald, 1t
aointed cut by them that the
POLITICAL group is not for or
ia vorkmen only, but is open
,syoue caring to sfiliate with
psrty.
|; mcdonald will stress labor
4 solicies and will also give
! POINTERS in connection with
cooperative movement.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-13

City Council Chamber, Rock Is
land, ILL.,, March 20. 1920.-The city
council met in regular session at 8
O'Clock p, m. Mayor Schriver and
all commissioners present.
The minutes of the regular meet
ing held March %, 1920, were read
anG approved.
Commissioner Rudgren- offered .
resolution that Bert S. Strayer be
granted permission to conduct an
automobile repair shop at BAIT
Ninth street in a barn now located
on the rear OF lot Of said number
Carried by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Rudgren submitted
the following weekly payroll for
week ending March p, 1920, which,
on his motion, was allowed by
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SlLVIS

\ arrived here from Kansas
10 make silvis their residence
ransntly.
i,s Wheeler Of Rock Island
I'D relatives here last week.
h. and Mrs. Myers have gone to
rance to reside,
s.t Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
liam Coles opened her home on
avenue and Fifth street for
entertainment of the members
friends Of the Silvis Birthday
khborhood club. 1t was also
(don Of her daughter Grace's
birthday anniversary, when
dozen little girls about her
age came in the afternoon to
the youthful honoree in cele-
Ting the event. The table and
be throughout were very taste
decorated with lilies and 9TH
arly spring hot house flowers
red. white and blue bunting
crepe tissue paper At 6 O'clock
fst elaborate supper was serv-
A lovely birthday cake, FROST
y white and hearing just II
candles in gilt holders and
Ehted, graced the table, form
pretty centerriece. The hon
vas presented with a large
j Of beautiful and useful pres
u tokens Of esteem from her
friends. Much merrimcnt
piled throughout the entire
y fon and evening.
n h members and friends of the
" Aid society of the Baptist
~ met at the church last
tresday afternoon. A large COL
/ nen vas taken in as a large
Lcer attended. It was a very
pant and profitable meeting.
" members and friends of the
70 Aid society of the Silvis
ncriil Methodist church were
trained last Thursday after
1t the church. After the reg
routine Of business and de-
w exercises and some hours
% e ing and general soci-
= committee. y
NJ Monday evening in the Me-
hi Methodist church of which
essor Justin NJ. Washburn and
and daughter are ,mbers. a
4sell reception was given for
!. A literary and musical pro-
IL preceded the sewing. Light
I e'nemtnt. were served.
|as n'rne Of Mrs. Oliver Grimm
.ae scene Of a most delightful
.oay party last Tuesday after
dno evening, 1t was the &C.
r. VI Inc honoree's 10th birth
anniversary, The rooms
as we'll as the table
.ssy beautifully decorated for
%sae'on in yellow and white
/ issue per ana bunting
ID ~ place by punches of Easter
saa ]onquils. A yellow and
aenf was served at 6 O'Clock
.a'ns chicken. eggs served in
~ ~, sa!e' sponge cake in the
l. VI crosses, crowns and ores.
~. 'snon 4 cream pie, orange
sau oranges, Much merri.
, M,evalled throughout thet en-,
.,.,, and evening. The
ssuo were present in bod,
ina sated the honoree with 6
aey and a lovely birth.
81. Il .ostsd in yellow ane
= hshted candles in greer
N -, Sc vas the recipient o.
sra ass useful and pretty gifts
,s all came in rags an(
d. a. perpetrating a har,
ps, s0eal Red Cross met at tn,
lsr , nal last Thursday even
h, social time. Music an,
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chapter 50 Of the Revised Ordi.
nances Of 1913. b adopted. Car
ried BY unanimous vote. ~;
Mayor Schriver offered . resolu.
ton that the Jewish Cemetery as
sociation be given permission to
use tract Of land purchased BY them
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TOR the construction q sidsvalks
o. the south side Of Eightsenth
avenue from Sixteenth to Seven
tesnth streets. and on both sides
Of Sixteenth street from Eighteenth
to TWeuty-frst avenue, be adopted.
Carried by unanimous vote.
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Mayor Schriver presented In or
dinance amending chapter 80 Of the
Revised Ordinances Of 1918, which,
on his motion was considered by
unanimous vote.
Mayor Schriver offered a resolu-
ton that the ordinance amending
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Municipal Matters

National Meter company, s25.75:
Neptune Meter company. Sl5.O0
moline Heating { Construction
company. $3.50; Channon Z Dufva,
xl0.20; Americas LaFfance Fire
Engine company, 5000: Peoples
rover company, $1,SS0.S3. Carried
BY unanimous vote.
Commissioner Ntxsimmons Of
fered I resolution that Nellie Bar
ter, 1923 Ninth avenus, be xrantsd
soft drink license to May /, 1890.
Carried by unanimous vote.
Commissioner WITCH offered 4 res
olution that the ordinance proyid-
ing for tho construction Of . 10
inch sewer on Fifth avenue from
the sewer At Twenty-hrst street to
the east line Of Twentieth street,
be adopted. Carried BY unanimous
vote.
Commissioner Murrin presented
= petition Of r. W. Tisdsman and
others asking that vatar main and
sewer be constructed on Seven
teenth street between Tweuty-Afth
and TvAnty-seventh avenue, which
petition on his motion was referred
TO the board Of local Improvements.
Mayor Schriver read IN ordi-
nance regulating the establishing
OF hlling stations, which On his
motion was considered by unani-
NOUS vote.
Mayor Schriver offered q reso-
luton that the ordinance regulat-
ing the establishing Of flling sta
tions, be adopted. Carried by
unanimous vote.
Adjourned on motion Of Commits
sioner Murrin.
NJ. T. HUDGREN,
City, Clerk.
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=
City Council Chamber, Rock Is
land, ILL.,, March -. City council
INST IN regular session ct 3>o'clock
y. m, Mayor Schrivef and oil COM
mtssionsrs present.
The minutes Of the regular meet
ing held March IL and !. o special
meeting held March 10, 1920, were
read and approved.
Mayor Schriyer offered . resolu-
ton that Honore Dspanw BE- grant
cd permission to erect garage ct
1907 Tvehty-Afth street in the City
OF Rock island. Carried by unani-
nous vote.
Commissioner Rudgren presented
the following list Of claims for
weekly pay roll for week ending
March 20, 1920. which on his mo-
ton was allowed BY unanimous
vote.
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ginsef and engineer q tAs bard
Of local Improvements; and n oedi-
nance providing for said improve
ment, which. On his motion. was
considered BY unanimous vote.
Commissioner Wich offered q res
olution that the ordinance providing
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.T PLANE FOR
TR0L ON BORDER

r..asaon, April 1s.-An army
4. ~ remodeled to carry eight
runs runs has been sent to thu
Oosder for ofiicial testing.
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Wednesday Winners

We have gone into the highways and byways in search Tor
these Wednesday winners We have bargain hunted just
diligently you would have yourself Therefore we're more
than satisfied in presenting you this list Of specials for the
fifth day Of xxs
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and located east Of ThiftietA ttsest
for burial purposes. Carried ~
unanimous vote.
Adjourned on motion OF Commits
sioner Fitxsimmons.
NJ. T. RuDGREN.
City Clerk
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Grand total ............$6,1bl.b l
Commissioner Nu6Sren offered 4
resolution that the following claims
be and the same are hereby allow
ID, to-wit: City Of. Moline, 81
l44.71: Peoples Power company.
$3S2.37: c. ]. Smith Z Co., $500;
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AL GOOD THINGS

NJ. MED Beware Of the cheap
di Rs offered for ABRA-
NJ NAN ROLL. Insist on
oox with our trade MARI,
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REHABILITATION.

Total ..........,.....S ST.!
/, Commissioner Rudgren su
mitted the following list of CLAIM
for salaries which on his motto
was allowed by unanimous vote:
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-07
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. U. o. Land
Offloe at Fort Sumner N. NJ, May. /. 1870
Notice Ia hereby given that Edmond R.
Frost Of Taiban. n. NJ. who on Dec. 10. 1915
nAdo Add Hd II. No. ollAss for NENNEN.
Sec. sV E1iNwN, NwhEEk Acc 70
SN'RaS
East, N. M. r. Meridian. has nlsd notice
Proof to establish claim to the lane ahov-
Of intention To make Final Three Year
PrsOf to establish claim to the land above
described, before Mrs. O. /. speight, United
states Commissioner. At her seaes in
TAiban New MsxIce. on the 8 day Of
June. 1890.
Claimant names as wItnessesi
James N. Austin, William H. vauehtsr. W.
T. Wade Nelson A. vAuGhtsr. all
Of. TSiban,f. NJ.
W \. Mcaill. Register.
first pub may 7 Last pub Juns4.
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Woke Her Up.

Mrs. GOtsum-Your Johnnie has
hepn fighting with my Walter and I'd
like to settle the matter If can.
Airs. iotlots-I nave no time to
waste over childrens quarrels. | am
above such lrifling matters.
Mrs. Gotsum-Very well. AS soon
rs your Johnnie can be moved I'll send
him home on a stretcher.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior. U. .. Land
once at Fort sumner. N. M. APR. 9. lsso
Non Coal
Notice is hereby given that wiliam r
Wade, Of Taiban X rho on Dec 2e lc,s
made Add Hd. entry No. 0ls4ee 6 for Let's 8. 4,
L1aSwM see 7, Lots 2 E1aNwh sec Is T. 8 N
X. 2s.
East. N. NJ. p. Meridian. has f1lsd notice
OF intention to mako Final Three Year
Troof to establish claim to the land above
descyibea. be',re Mrs.C. sIeieht, U. 6.
Commissioner l. n her off ce al Taiban. ~. N,
on tie Il day OF May 1899.
Clsinant names as witnesses. Warrick II
NuZum. James ri. Austin Nathan H. Prince
Charley a Jolly all of TaitsD. N. m.
WR MeGill Register
first pub Apr is Last pub may IA
Taiban Valley news., 1920-05-07
Notice tor Publication
isolsted Tract

PuBLIc LAND SALE
Department of the Interior. =. }. Lhhu
once at Fort sumner. N. M. April 10. 1870
Notice Is hereby slven that as directed
by the Commissioner Of the General Land efficc
under provisions OF Sec 24b5 r. 3. pursuant to
the application OF George P. Baxter No. ol776s
will offer at public sale to the highest
bidder but u not less than ei,50 per acre, at
o'eoek p m on the 2s.h dsyof May 1920
next nc this flee the following tract Of land:
E1zNEM sec. &c TBS r. 40 EhnP
The sale will not be kept open. but will be de-
cared closed when those present at the hour
ma nod have ceased bidding. The person max
ing the highest bid will be required to immed
lately pay to the Receiver the amount thereof,
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described land are advised to file their claims
or objecti ons on or before the time designated
O + sale
w. R. MeGill, Register