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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-07
LADIES' WAISTS

Beautiful models in geor-
gette crepe. all popular
shades; up to S5.95 values
at ........ $3.95
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-07
BLEACHED SHEETING

9x4 good quality Sheet
ing way b e J o " present
wholesale cost. 79c, 59c yd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12

where there is music. There was a man
who paid $40 for dinner fur three and
then went to a cafeteria for q real meal.
At the Follies grape juice i poured
for 31.25 a bottle Opera tickets cost
81, every theatre charges $3.50 and the
speculator adds from 80 cents to 81
1t is estimated that the 30 theatres
arc taking in $3.50, ,O0O week, the movies
81 ,0OO,O Probably New York will
spend $iOO,OO0,O0O on amusement this
year.
II New York apartments we're gold
claims they'd lease for less. One dealer
says he knows of $50 apartments renting
for $4,000 year, and that he believes
there are 900 at this rental. One apart
ment is in demand at $4,000 year. A
janitor vacated quarters on Wall street
that, when remodelcd, will rent for $40
a year n square foot.
Once in n while Gothamite sqleals.
One man says no is about to size his
butcher for charging $25 for a ham, and
there is a story Of rich man who walked
out of the store when q clerk asked $16
Tor a Knox hat
A few pcssimistic knockers are saying,
GIVE us back the old days when ham and
eggs only cost 81 .50," and ~ can remem-
Der during the war when we could buy
socks for $3.50" but mostly Father
knickerbocker just says, Gimme the
BEST and coughs up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
PREDICT GASOLINE JUMP.
Oil Men Say Price May be 40 or so
Cents Gallon Next Year.

Chicago, March Predictions that
gasoline would increase in price during
1920. possibly TO 35 cents gallon, were
made by delegates attending the
National Petroleum Congress at the
Congress Hotel This time next year
the price may be 40 cents n gallon and
possibly 80 cents, they say. Fred W.
Lehman, Jr., general counsel for the
Western Petroleum Rehners' Associn-
tion. declared that protective measures
must be taken il the country is to avoid
an oil famine with prohibitive prices.
'srhe price of gas in England is
SITS a gallon" he said, "and a Gov
ernment commission has recommended
81 SO as fair price. So, you sec, Amer
leans don't know anything about high
prices yet. In 1915 there were 2,500,0O0
automobiles in this country and 2SS O00,-
600 barrels of crude oil were produced at
cost of 53 cents barrel. In 1919
there were 100000 automobiles and
376, ,0O0, 900 barrels Of crude oil were pro-
duced ut cost of $2.25 barrel. Today
crude oil is $3.50 barrel. Figure it out
for yourself
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
NEWDERRy'S DEFENSE
COMPLETES ITS CASE
Nervous Attack of Senator's Cam
paign Manager May Hold
Up Trial.

Grand Rapids, Mich, March l2..The
Newberry defense suddenly rested Its
case Yesterday afternoon, after anno,mc-
ing that Paul H. King. one OF the main
respondents, would be able TO appear in
court tomorrow for cross-eyammatlon by
the Governments But there is some
doubt as TO King being able to attend
court tomorrow, and in that case the
taking of testimony will he prolonged
until Monday, with the case reaching the
jury the following Saturday. II kng IS
cross-examined tomorrow the trial Will
be closed Saturday, with arguments made
and the judges charge delivered by lhurs-
day of next week.
The Government plans on calling about
twenty witnesses in rebuttal.
Only four of the eighty-five respond
ents testified. Paul III. King, Clarence
l.. Sibben. secretary to King: Mark i.
Mckee. Kings former law partner, and
George S. Ladd of Stockbridge, Mass.
Senator Newberry, it is said, has moth
ing to add to what has been revealed IN
the letters which passed between HIM
and King. Attorneys for the defense assert
that it would not be dignified for a Unit
ed States Senator to testify IN a trial OF
his character where the main part of
the conspiracy charged lies with the
campaign managers and not with Newberry
Arguments TO the jury for both sides
will take about sixteen hours, with the
court taking a recess every two hours
10 give the Government attorneys chance
to rest, as the prosecution will have only
two attorneys against fourteen for the
defense. This means If the arguments
begin Monday they will last into We'd
nesday forenoon. Requests TO charge the
jury will be voluminous, as every defend
ant will make requests to the court.
The last letter from King to Newberry
written August 20, 1918, which Attorney
Daily forced into the records over the
objections of the defense, treated with
Lieut.. Gov. Dickinson's exposure OF the
Newberry money campaign, In which
Newberry was called upon to withdraw
from the race.
King said in that letter that he had
convinced one newspaper that the ques-
tion of expenditures in the campaign
was not an issue and that he would not
ask for space to deny anything the Lieu
tenant Governor had said.
The Government contends that this
letter tends TO show that when Dickinson
called attention TO ,sn alleged violation
of the law in the primaries, King held
that expenses were not factor. Two weeks
later the committees expense report
was filed and showed expenditures OF
SIG 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
Io7 PROrlTEERs PUNISHED.
Governments Efforts Narrated In At
torney- Generals Report.

Washington, March l2.--Efforts of the
Government to check profiteering have
resulted in 1,O46 prosecutions under the
Lever Food Control act, Attorncy-Gcneral
Palmer announces.
Convictions have been obtained and
sentences imposed in total Of l07 cases,
MIR. Palmer said. In 754 additional cases
indictments have been returned and the
accused are awaiting trial.
In addition to the drive on profseers,
Mr.. Palmer reported that large quantities
Of foodstuffs had been forced on the
market by operation of the law. Reports
received by the department, he said, show
ed that 6,342, 425 dozen eggs, 5,5l6,S0O
pounds of sugar, SAL $50 pounds of butter,
%, 067 pounds of cheese, 1868, 900 pounds
of poultry, 203, 900 pounds Of fish and
26,0O0 eases of canned goods had been
released under pressure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
NEW YORK on SPENDING
ORGY SINCE THE WAR
People Cheerfully Pay SIS fol
Women's Shoes or ST for
q Peach.

New York, March lO.-This spending,
est city in the spendingest country in the
world has just finished its spendingest
month.
Father knickerboker's slogan, Gimme
the bestfi has pyramitled his living cost
until now prices here have punched holes
in the blue sky far above the loftiest build
ings.
The cut-rate drug store sells we'll
known perfume for S45 an ounce. A
regular perfume shop get s725 an ounce
for the same.
Here's what ''the best costs in mod
erate-priced department store:
Mems dress vest, Sl35; sack suit, S215;
silk shirt, $685. necktie mot the most
COSTLY, SS.25; underwear, $40.
There are shoes on special sale here for
SIS n pair and womens BVDEEZ sell at
sos. A simple evening gown can be bought
here for Ss25, and the same type gown
costs 81 400 Mt Lucille's. A house dress
sells for $l65, and women Is shoes
of style, but still serviceable-sell here
for $50.
Mostly New York accepts the prices
as proof of quality and makes little pro-
test; There was some talk, however, when
stockings were advertised at 500 pair
and tickets for the opening performance
of "Aphrodite' sold for 500
More than one tailor shop charges
$3.50 for business suit and s35 is asked
for men shoes and S75 for women's boots.
Pajamas sell for $50 and single peach
costs 81 or $40 a dozen on Fifth avenue.
The simple homely spud now wears n
- cents a pound ticket and smoked
brisket of beef sells for 81 10 pound.
Some cheese costs S4.20 apound, and the
best eggs 81 60 dozen.
Very ordinary Broadway restaurants
charge % cents for a cup of coffee and ;
or l0c extra for cream. II costs 81 %
TO sit down in even the cheapest places,
and S5 is not an unusual cover charge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
BERGD0LL DREW S5O,OOO
WHEN He FLED DRAFT
Philadelphia Bank Official Witness
at Courtmartial of Defend
ant May Testify.

New York, March 12.--Grover Cleve-
land Bergdoll, wealthy young Philadel-
phian being court-martialed on Gov
ernor's Island charged with desertion
from the army in evading the Draft
law, withdrew $4,000 from his accounts
at the Tenth National Bank, Philadel-
phia, between the day after the United
States declared state of war with Ger
many and the time he fed" according
70 John +. Bauder, president of the in
stitution. Bauder testified yesterday for
the prosecution.
Bergdoll drew out $4,000 the day
after this country entered the war by
check payable to a gas company, Bauder
testified, and In August, 1917, drew out
$500.
ID. c. Gibboney, Philadelphia counsel
for Bergdoll at his trial, stated today
that Bergdoll might take the witness
stand in his own defense. He said he
would be a very good Witness as
demonstrated in the past" He is
.'very cool" on the stand, Gibboney said,
adding This boy has the truth TO tell
and he will have no hesitancy 10 tell it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
MANY DESERVING SERVICES.
Men Quit i'm DrOves Because on made
quate Pay. Senate is Told.

Washington, March 12.-Unable ito
make both ends meet" on their present
pay, officers are resigning and enlisted
men deserting from the army and navy
Gin droves, the Senate was told ycster-
day by Chairman Wadsworth of the Mill
tary Committee and Senator Poindexter,
Republican, of Washington.
They complained of the refusal of the
House to agree TO conference on the
bill recently passed by both houses pro-
vidiDg for Increased pay for the service
men.
Senator Wadsworth said that he had
been informed that 200 petty officers
deserted from the navy in one month
and that since the armistice 2,35s army
officers had resigned because they were
unable TO live on their pay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
L. S. SHIPPING BIG PROFIT.
Sl66, 49,, $50 TO June 20 With S1G5 ,0O0, 900
Owing.

Washington, March 12.-Government
operations in the shipping business
resulted in net profit of Sl66, ,493, ,9o0
up to last June 20, Chairman Payne yes
terday told the Senate Merchant Marine
Committee making public for the first
time complete statistics covering the
financial aspects of the boards balances
due from other government depart
ments, he said, adding that the Food
Administration owed the board about
s15,OC 900 and the War Department
about Sl50,O00,0O0.
Not one cent would be asked of Con-
gress by the board to complete its con-
struction program, since funds from
operation and sale Of ships would take
care of estimated expenditures of S3o7,-
600 600 for the next fiscal year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
BEAT S GOUGING LANDLORDS.
Farmer Moves His House With Him
When He Faces Rents.

Doylestown, Pa, March PA new
system of combating the high cost of
living and the scarcity of homes in Bucks
county was inaugurated yesterday by
Roland Michener, a farmer living at
Lumberville, seven miles east of here.
He bought q three-story frame dwell
ing for 81, 100 last week, and. wishing TO
locate in another section of the county,
tore down the house and today shipped
it to Morrisville, I'D miles distant, by
canalboat, where he will erect it again
and move his family.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12

rnsnt IL without constitutional author
ity To fix the price Of conl and regulate
ia distribution.
Tho question Of legal action hAa not
boen settled, but many members Of tbs
association favor IT, Legal proceedings
would he in harmony with similar steps
undertaken by coal operators, who argue
that IL Is time the government stopped
its control of tho coal business. since
the war has long been ended, except in
technical sense. Suits already have
been initiated 70 end the power Of Dircc-
tor-t,cneral Hines over coal distribu-
ton and to prevent tho Federal Trade
Commission from requiring monthly re-
ports on costs from operators.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
BIG CITIES INCREASE LITTLE.
Louisville 4.9 Per Cent and St. Joseph,
Mo-, 0.4 Per Cent

Washington, d. c., March I2.-The
Census Bureau last night announced the
following 1920 population figures and in
creases: Chambersburg, Pa, 1871, an
increase OF l,31l or ll.6 per cent.
Louisville, Ky, 234.s9l, an increase
of o,963 or 40 per cent.
St. Joseph, Mo, 77,735 an increase of
335 or 0.4 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
gioo, go GIFT TO CORNELL.
Income frsm Nov DssmitSsy WIN &c -
EndOwnment Yund.

ithaca, N. Y, March IA kift of
SlO0, 900 10 Cornell University for cree
tiorl of . new dormitory 10 be named IN
honor of the donors' parents WA made
today by w. q. MenDen and his sister,
Ms. Emma Mennen Williams, Of De
troit, according IN announcement lat
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12
PLAN ATTACK ON LEVER ACT.

6mokeless Coal Opefalors Discus1 Court
Action.
Washington, March 12.--Msmbsrs Of
tho Smokelcss CbaI Opcrators' AssoriA-
ton, meeting here yesterday, debated tho
adyisability Of beginning court attack on
the Lever act, which empowers the gov
ernment to exercise control over price
and distribution of food, fuel and other
ncccssaries.
Former President Taft, At the request
Of the association, has prepared an opin-
ion ON the constitutionality Of the law.
This opinion il said to hold the govern
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-12

Every Evenings classified advertise
rnents bring results. Proved by the salts
faction Of many and viii be TO you.--Ady.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

S228.@ and Q one-eighth royalty Of all oil
and gas recovered and saved and such money
consideration shah be deemed to include
and cover the first years rental for said
land. No person or corporation will be
permitted to bid at such sale except he has,
not hess than ten days prior to the day
set for such sale. deposited with the Com.
missioner of Public Lands cash, or cert
fled exchange, to the amount Of the above
minimum cash bid. Deposits of all unsuc-
cessfui bidders will be returned. The de.
post of the successful bidder will be held
by. him applied to the payment of such
to complete his purchase by then and there
paying any balance due under his pnrchase,
including the cost of advertising and the
expenses incident thereto, then and in such
event such deposit shall be forfeited to the
State OF New Mexico as iiauidated damages.
The Commissioner of Public Lands reser.
YES the right TO reject any and all bids.
Lease viii be made in substantial con
formity with form of oil and gas lease No.
% on file in the office of the Commissioner
of Public Lands, copy of which will be
furnished on application.
Witness my hand and the official seal OF
the Corr missioner of Puhli- Lands oi the
Safe Of New Mexico. this 18th day Of
January, A. d, l9N.
GSEALD
N. A. FIELD.
Commissioner OF Public Lands,
State OF New Mexico
First Publication January ~ LEO
Last Publication April 9, 1920.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
IL AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
ROOSEVELT COUNTY

Office ri ,be Comps,,sr of pnhE,
Lants, ;. No. ..x,.a
amt! re, ne" Mexico,
70 n no Is nefeDy gwen 'hat RnIsuan.
approved yune ., d 1910 O. the he laws az N@ Oh e.
fegulstioas OF the p: s,a,e Land oinse, a e.
90 ohimiss'9net Of fuoiie Lands VAL oiie
b, 'ars5, ,pe Of ' nl fnri1 gas G ppblie anet.n ah ne
! .hs i,sIesi 55Iids e. at ,5,o o'aIosE 4, n. ..
pa,.aday' hpfui @4'h; ~, IN the town o.
t sss ISi ssss ; 4 5%s IRON r. ,o d., q q, II.
eribed lands 'o-Sit'
sWNNWN. Sec. 10; SEX, WENWN, SEG5
NWN. Sec. IA; Ny, SWA,- Sec. IS; FL,
See; g; All e Sec; q; NEA, Sec IS:
sen, Sec. IS; 50, SIM, Sec. IL; Al
of Sec. IS; All OF Sec. 10; All OF Sec. &c
All of Sec. u; M, Sec, %; SHSX, Sec
See s. ,@ g; So, Sec &C.. q; AL of Sec. Is; EA
Sec. 81: NJ, NXSEM, SEMSEX, Sec. 4
All of Sec. IS; SH, Sec. ii; 81, Sec. Il
All Of See. IS; Ali Of Sec. Il; sM, Wy
EWA, SEANWA. Sec. %; So, NNNH, Sc,
NKSWM, SWASWN, Sec, o; SWA, Ny.
SEX, Sec. 20; I. s., r. IS T.. VIZ, W.
FL" Sec. IS; All of Sec. IL; All 81 Sex
IS; Al Of Sec. 80; All Of Sec. 20; w
r. SRA, sec. Il; W. WAR;, ssC. x
WEI, Sec. ~; SX, NWM, ENNEA, Sec.
%; All of Sec, %; All OF Sec, 80; Al
Of Sec. 81; All Of Sec. 80; WHEX, wy
Sec. "a; T. ! S, R. ~ F., SWMNEA. Sci
81; T. 2 ~, r. % F., NEA. SWA, s..
NWA, NEANWA, SNHSFH, Sec, ". 7
/ s, X. 81 r., Al ~ Sc n; r. / 6.
r 81 F. NJ, SWA, WXSkA NiiHSEH
8 -; 7, J s, r. 30 f.. seq, Sec. 10
r s., K. 81 T., EH, NWA, NHSWN
SEASWA, Sec. 50, T. ! S, r. IS T., 81
See, 80, T. ! S, r. 81 f., VIZ, WHSFN
NEMSEA. Sec. 90; T. 3 S, r.. 81 E., wy
Sec. 10, T. 2 S., R. "a f, NFH. NHSEH
Sec, IS, 7. , s, R. IS f., NWM, SEC. IL
=. s. Y. rs F.. SHNEA, Sec. Is, T. ? S
X. 81 f., SHNWA, NWHNWM, Sec. 10
7. } S. x. 81 F., SWA, SHSEA, Sec. N
T. } s, X. 81 f., All of Sec. y, r. ; s
r q E., SWH, NHSEM, SWASEM, Sec
70; 7. } s., r. IS F., SEM. Sec. IS; r, 5
S, r. 50 E., All of Sec. 10; T. 4 S, R
80 + All of Sec. 10: r. 4 s., r. - y
All OF Sec. Il. 7. 4 s, r. 80 F., All OF Sec,s Is
4 s, R. 81 F., Nj of Sec. IS; 7. 4 s., r 5
r., EH. NWM, EHSWM, NWKSWM. See
So; r s, R 81 E.. EH. NWM. FXSWE.
Nwi%SWN Sec. q; ~ Il Sc 16;T SIS. RS
e., Al of Sec. 10; r. S, R. a f., EH
NWM. NtSSWX. Sec. 10: T S S. r. Is
r., All of Sec. 10: r. S s., r. rs +, SH
Mex. SHNWA. NEHNWM, Sec. 80; I. {
s, r. - T.. Al of Sec. IL. T 8 S, X
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27

parations are being made iar thu
growing Of cotton in Chayes, Lea.
and Dona Ana counties, and smaller
preparations in two or three other
counties.
The cotton raised in New Mexico
has not only been profitable but has
already begun to contribute 10 the
stockraising industry, for all of the
cotton seed has been converted into
meal for the feeding of cattle, thus
saving the long freight haul and 9th
er expenses of importing this pro
duct from the southern states. Our
southeastern farmers are now cal.
culating that the cotton seed meal
alone will pay TIE expense of raising
the crop. In addition to this ad-
vantage the cotton produced here
and in Arizona is said to be Of ion
saa Stronger and finer fibre than
that in the old cotton producing
and lis must be correct be
cause the prices obtained for Ii dur
ing the past season were from IS
~ - re~ cent alb We the average
prices OF that commodity.
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
MCKINLEY COUNTY

Office of the Commissioner OF Pubh
lAnds, E. n.u n.,;oo
Santa re, New MeHeq. ,.n
Notice is hereby given that pursuan
TO Tue PROVISIONS Is 0, an het Oh eonsfs
spproNed Sune a., i9io' ne Avs ~
otdl1 o. New Mo anI bfH' an
conn; .si"ntp = Public a. vii oil,
for lease. for the exploration. developmtn
and PRODUCTION of oil and gas. at pull
auction 10 he highest bidder. al nine @
O'Clock A.. M, on Saturday. April 18th
100. in tn Town OF Gallup. County
afc Kiniey. State of New Mexieo, at III.
feu5uing descrihea lands, to-vit:
Sale No. L. y All Cd Secs IS. g. 30: Twp
IA n. Roe. 10 W: All of Secs. ?. 10, J.
g; TWp. II y. Rye. II W: All Of Sec
,. ID 50: TWP. Is N. Rye. IL W; All o
Secs. 10. S; Twp. Is N, Rge. . W. \
0! Sec. a.; Twp. 10 N, Rye. II W; NWs{
So; Sec. 50; Twp. 10 ~, Rge. II W
All OF Sec. &c; Twp. 10 N, Rge. 9 W
6 W, All Of Sees. 2, 10, 3d.: Twp. IS N
Rye. ! W; All of Secs. IS, 50; Twp. !.
N, Rye. 3 W; All of Secs. ,, 10, Twp
10 NJ, Rye. 4 W; All of Sec. It, Twp
10 N, r.. h It's !. , 3. 4. {, W
NEM, NWA. NFMSWH. W1lSWA. See. y.
Twp 10 n, Rye. E "; III Of Secs. IL
So: Twp. Is N, REe. 7 W; All Of Secs
10, y, -; Twp. 10 ". Rre. 9 w ~
If Secs. IS, 10, Twp. IL N. RPe 10 v.
Ali of Secs. 10, q; TWP. 2 S, Rye 4 +
OF Sec, 10; Twp. ; s, Rge. 4 /; A.
6, cs. IL. Is; Twn II ". Rec. E W; ~
Of Secs. IL, 70: Twp y N. Rye. { "
Al New Mexico Principal Meridian
Ca~ntainsrt at.aaea acres
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
a BUSY COMMISSION

The State Tax Commission ha,
been in session during the past week
and the prospects are, their bushes,
will be very heavy during the present
year, as the work assigned this com.
mission by the last two or three
sessions of the legislature has made
their duties very heavy, and IT will
not be long before il will be nece,
sary for New Mexico to have a con
tinuous commission. instead 81 one
full time" commissioner, ard two
others who are supposed 10 be pres
ent. not exceeding one hundred day
during each year.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DE BACA COUNTY


Office Of The Commissioner Of Pubit,
lands.
santa tie. NV " xco.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
approved June "a, 1910. the laws OF In
State of New Mexico, and the rules and
regulations OF the State Land Office, the
Commissioner OF Public Lands will offer
production OF nj aud gas. al lubtc auction 10
the aghes' bidder, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. on
Friday April 25rd, 1890 IA tie town o.
G5Ht SnfnHe, County Of De Raca. State
Of New MexIc5. at the front door Of the
oubsd lands. to.wit:
Sale M 1 n AN a., Sc NJ s,vn
N1CFE cTHsrH g All
All - Ai 81 - - Ii = -
II An nj g. IL. All ~ Sec N. An
q - a. An - - -. Hi - g
q n . + M NuJIl
G' SEH e n. W - Z we
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
STATE OF NEW MEXlCo
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
on AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
GUADALUPE COUNTY
Office Of the Commissioner pi pubht
Lands.
Santa Fe. New Mexico.

Office Of the COMMISSIONS 81 Pubn.
Lands.
Santa Fe. Ne~ mcAico.
Notice Is hereby viven mat tbs Com
same ~ be Tor Tho best Interests OF tho
State and the benehciaries uu4er law oi
the proceeds o. arise Nlcrgtrun, will und y
the acts Of toueress approved Ism 70 ~
ico, am the kulrs and Regulations of go
State Land Office. cfft- 10 lease 10 III.
highest and best qualified bidder, at public
auction "a 9 O'Clock A. ". April 2nd
1910, Al the front door OF the Court Houst
IN the town OF Santa Rosa, County Of Qua.
dalupe. State Of New Mexico. for the e.
ploration development and production q oi
and gas thereup0n and thereirc m, for . max
after as oil or gas in paying quantities sh7l
be produced thereirom. together with thr
right to own all oil and gas so produce
and moi reserved a. royalty by the STATE
the follow ing described lands. viz
ssle No. L y r N. R n Z. s.,
. Nv r =. r.. S.e d. An
TN X. - r.. Sc 20. ttt
TN u E. Sec. ? sF3lSVH Sc
! r is ? VIM So
8 W. =, 1:tE%
g.N. r - Z. S., !. W. Sec 3
comprising ,p at ss7sH ser.
Together with al necessary o. c9r,enica,
rights-uf- Nsy. easemsnfs and servltudes To-
pipe lines. telephone and telegraph Inns
arka- g. var houE.e r-t stations -sas ln.
plants and fixtures for predicting frralins
refining and caring Tor and carrying AZ
boarding employees, and any md Ill rehi
ana ET AHtrFN fE-. .-Taa Hf -'
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-27
new MEXICO OIL LEASE SALES


oWA, sec. =, Twp ~ N, kge. q Z; Lot
SEC: . Iwp. ~ NJ. Rge. y +: SEA
SEA, Sec; Q; Twp. IL ~. kge. y z; ny
SE4. SMNSEH, Sec: IL Twp, III n, Rge
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