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The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-07-01
STORING MEAT
FOR WINTER
FREEZING ROOMS HAVE BEEN
ADDED AT PLANT OF. THE IN
DUSTRIAL TRANSPoRTA-
TiON COMPANY.

Looking forward to a hard winter.
Nick Eichelman, superintendent of
the Industrial Transportation Com
pany packing plant, has begun storing
food. He has cleaned out the apart
ments on the third floor of the build,
ing and has turned them into freezing
rooms. The other storage compart-
ments are not kept at a temperature
of less than 80 degrees as Mr.. Eichel-
man believes that frozen meats are
inferior, except where the chef or the
housewife is especially instructed in
preparation of meats which have been
frozen.
In the freezing rooms are being
stored only the kinds of meat for
which there is no ready sale at this
season of the year. The plant is run
ming full capacity. Although the gem
eral public is unaware Of the fact.
there is nevertheless heavy demand
for pig ears, tails and shouts during
certain SGdSOuS. There Is uO
for these now and they are being stor-
ed in the freezing rooms for winter
consumption.
The Industrial Company has added
another kind of sausage to its already
large assortment. 1t is putting out
paraffine covered lunch ham. This Is
for sale in the country stores where
it is impossible to have refrigeration.
The paraffine covering insures the
preservation of the meat for an indef-
ute period.
The Industrial Company feeling the
demand for boiled ham during the
summer season, is now turning out
hundreds of boiled hams each day.
These are steam cooked in order that
they become tender and retain their
juices. The bone is not removed so
that the hams supplied by the Indus
trial Company has the flavor of the
home cooked article.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-07-01
Pea Ridge Pod
Man
"a g a. IN c
ARoA% ed
FOR
THE
PULASKIAN

No drilling had been done at the
Arch street oil well since my last
visit, but they got the baler out just
after I left and had to wait for their
new cables which they had just about
got ready for service and expected to
resume drilling last Thursday. The
well is now 3,005 feet deep.
Road Grading.
The graders are finishing their
work on this pike. In the sand hill
country. the recent heavy rains al
most destroyed the new grade, so the
contractor had sent a bunch of men
and teams out to repair it. The farm.
ers are very much dissatisfied with
this work. They claim that the county
should have repaired the old road,
which was good enough for them, in
stead of covering it UP with earth,
as they have done, some two or three
feet thick without ever knowing when
the job can be completed.
| took dinner at William H. Tread.
ways where the oil drillers had been
boarding. Since the weather got warm
they have established camp at the
well and moved to it. Mr.. Williams,
the manager, has moved his family
into nice little cottage~near the we'll
Relics.
That night, my last one on this ram
BILE, l spent at the hospitable home of
John vinson, at the side of Granite
Mountain. Here | found the corn
growing fine with rich blaek-green
color, which indicates rich soil. [
do not know much about granite soil,
but l do know that plenty of barn
yard fertilizer viii make almost any
soil rich. and this being near Little
Rock they have always hauled lots
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-07-01
Observation-Disclosures

of it from there, but they are worried
about what they will do to keep up
the fertility in the future, as the null
tiplicaion of autos is reducing the
supply to negligible quantity.
In their yard I saw in bloom the
only oleander l can recall having seen
in Pulaski County outside of Little
Rock.
All the children are home now. The
oldest son was in France Got there
two days before the armistice was
signed, but did not hear the news for
certain until he received the Ameri-
can papers printed in France, which
were then two or three days old. He
hiked around over France some with
his command, but his experience was
rather uninteresting. He taught the
school at Cabot last year. His sister
taught at Bryant and his younger
brother attended school at conway.
Miss Bertha Vinson gave me rock
which she had watched for fifteen
years as it gradually turned from a
lump Of pine resin at the root of a
pine stump to its present condition.
1t is of reddish color, light weight
for rock. but heavy enough for one.
It is harder than some rock, but |
could cut it with q stone chiseI The
outside feels like rather smooth
piece of sandstone. | can still detect
the resin smell about it, and if it con
tinues to harden for the next fifteen
years as in the past it will be a rare
stone. Resin. which has lain for thou
sands of years in swamps, forms jas
per, I believe, which is very valuable
for jewelry. | was in hopes when
cut into it that this might have be-
come more beautiful, but it had not
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-07-01
Manufacturers
Talk Finance

At a meeting of the Rotary J.
last week the Finance Commits. ~
charge of the program and nro,s. y
facts relative to the firm finss
and business conditions in Iittlo y
Q. L. Porter of the 5oppa br,,.I
of the Robinson-Roders Cow sDs
yice-president of the club presidss ]
the opening of the meeting and f..
it over to B. P. Kidd Of the Dovler, l
Dry Goods Company, who is 10 = =
next chairman of the Finance =
mittee. Besides Mr.. Kidd K,ss
Darragh of the Darragh Comm
Theo Abeles of the Chas. T. Abols.
Co., and Robert H. McNair ~ 4
Little Rock Barrel and Box compas]
were among the speakers
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-07-01

installation of principles nnos
their success has been fonna, Ha''l
At the meeting last week
change also adopted new rnla. : y
inspection of grain with the ~ ~ y
increasing the standard Of oss. .'a'
and making a certificate Of inss ssae
in Little Rock sufficient guarsp p''S0
the quality for any buyer.
Edward Keiser, grain supervise.
the United States Bureau Of Ms,sa =
was a guest of the Exchanga Ivy
made talk on standards and c0.,s g
alton. SOpe
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-07-01
BANKS.

COLUMBUS-The Bank of Colum-
bus has been chartered with a capital
stock of $4,000. H. G. Darnell, presi-
dent A. w Props, cashier.
NEWPORT = The Peoples Build
ing & Loan Association has been or
ganized with capital stock of ST.
100000. w. A. Billingsley, president;
Joe G. Walker, secretary treasurer.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-07-01

Capt Fred Golding. State manager
for the Texas Company in Arkansas.
has been elected a member of the
Lions Club as representative of the
oil interests in this city.
Mr.. Golding is largely responsible
for the rapid development of the
Texas Company's business in ArkaD-
sas and his election to the Lions
Club is a further evidence of his pop-
ularity among the business men of
Little Rock.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-07-01

Miss Martha also gave me a nice
round rock Of the size and shape of
pigeon egg, also a hollow rock and
a large Indian arrowhead. Her father
gave me a round Indian ball. cut out
of granite, which he supposed the In
dams used in a slingshot, as there
were lot of them on his place when
he settled it.
Archie and Lilbern Crawford pre-
sented me with beautiful brown sea-
shell which Lilbern found in their
field, nice red flint arrowhead and
a piece of petrified hickory, which is
smooth enough for razor hone.
Horace Casey presented me with a
dried snake. which he found on a
bush alongside of a fence. Auvul
Smith presented me with an arrow
head.
Before leaving Little Rock. DIR.
Easley, the dentist. presented me with
large human tooth I say human.
but, of course, may be mistaken in
that The doctor found it in the lower
right side of my mouth. I shall bury
it for few years, and If becomes suf-
ficiently deodorized in that time shall
add it to my collection. also secured
a soldiers vp1Iou hot cord A.
it / shall keep it unless my Uncle
Samuel says not A semi-circular flat
rock about five inches long, which |
found, will do for the experts to puzzle
over.
A Rare Gem.
| was presented with a beautiful
blue-eolored stone, which I had exam
med by jewelers., who said it was
blue, through and through, which, at
night, when held before an ordinary
coal oil lamp, looks exactly like in
color to red garnet of the same
when you look through it.
1t is the product of Pulaski County
and [ hope ] will be able to locate a
mine of it. All authorities in Little
Rock pronounce it a new and unknown
gem to them. If it is an original dis.
coVery of mine, it will make me and
Pulaski County both famous if there
are enough of them.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29

balance at the expiration OF thirty-yrsts
nom the date OF the contract with in
terest on deferred payments at the rae d
four per cent per annum payable IL -
vance on the anniversary of the date Of
the contract, partial payments to be ae-
dited on the anniversary of the date OF
the contract next following the date Of
tender.
The above sale Of land will be subject to
valid existing rights, easements. rights-of-
way and reservations.
All mineral rights in the above desc rbsd
tracts Of land are reserved to the State
The COMMISSIONS of Public Laui. CT
his agent holding such sale reserves The
right to reject any and all bids offer-d q
laid sale.
Possession under contracts OF SAL icr
the above described tracts will he sivsa
on or before October LIST, 1921.
Witness my hand and the official ssal
OF the State Land Office OF the State q
New Mexico, this first day OF Scp'cm9es.
go.
y. \. FIELD. Commits sioner OF Pub4e
Lands State OF New Msx0A
First Publication September 10. 1920
Last Publicantion November 70. 1920.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29

acres. The Improvement consist .,
fencing value 5000.
No bid on the above described tracts OF
land will be accepted for less than THREE
appraised value thereof, and in addition
thereto the successful bidder must PAY
for the improvements that exist on the
land.
Each OF the above tracts will be offered
for sale separately.
The above sale of land will be subject to
the following terms and conditions viz;
The successful biddcr must pay 10
the Commissioner of Public Lands, or hi
agent holding such sale, one-twentieth ~
the price offered by him for the land. -four
per cent interest in advance for the bal
ance Of such purchase price, fees for al
vertising and appraisement and all costs
incidental ~ the sale herein, each and al
OF said amounts must be deposited N casl
or certified exchange at the time of sal.
and which said amounts and all Of then
are subject 10 forfeiture 10 the STATE O.
New Mexico. II the successful bidder does
not execute 2 contract within thirty da,
after i has been mailed 10 him by The
State Land Office. said contract TO pro-
vide that the purchaser may at his option
make payments Of not less than one-thir-
tleth Of ninety five per cent OF the pur
chase price al any time after the sale and
PRIOR TO the expiration Of thirty years
from the date Of the contract and to pro.
vide for the payment ~ anv UNPAID hal
anoe at the expiration OF thirty year. ron
ne date OF the contract with interest on
deferred payments at the rate IF our
per cent per annum payable in advance
on me anniversary of the date Of the
contract, partial payments to be credited
on me anniversary Of the date AZ tho
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
PUBLIC LAND SALE
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
VALENCIA COUNTY

Office Of the Commissioner OF Public
Lands.
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Notice IS hereby given that pursuant to
the prov stones Of Act of Congress, sp.
proved June 20, til. 1910. the laws oil the
State OF New Mexico, and rules and regu-
lations Of the State Land Office, the Com
missioner Of Public Lands will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder at 2
O'Clock P. NJ, on Thursday. December Erd.
1870, in the town OF Los Lunas, County OF
Valencia, State OF New Mexico, in front
Of the court house therein, the following
described tracts Of land, viz:
Sale No. 1877 All OF Sec. 4; 7.
s n, r. II W., containing 640.94 acres.
There are no improvements.
Sale No. 17ss wHwK, Sec. q; T.
s N, r w, containing 1000
acres. The improvements consist Of
house. corrals. well. fencing, value 5000.
Sale No. I7W wy, Sec. "a; 7.
10 ". r w, containing 3z0.O
seres. There are no improvements
Sale No. ms swK. Sec. u;
I. u n, r W.. containing 1000
acres. The improvements consist Of
Fencing. value s4olW.
81. NJ. ~ n. & s~s a.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
PUBLIC LAND SALE
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CHAVES COUNTY

Office Of the Commissioners OF Public
Lands.
state Land Office.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
tac provisions OF an Act OF Congress ap'
proved June 10Th. 1910, the laws OF the
State Of New Mexico. and rules and regu'
latious Of the State Land Office, the Com
missioner Of Pubic Lands VIII OTTER at
public sale to the highest bidder at ;
O'clock A. NJ, on Saturday, December 18th
1920, in the town Of Roswell, County OF
, Chay,s, State OF New Mexico. IN front oil
the court house therein, the GLOWING des
orlbcd tracts OF land. via;
Sale No. 1857 Lots l. J. I
u T.. containing 1874 acres. There
arc no improvements.
Sale No, 1858 NwN. Sec. 49, "a T 7;
acres The improvement. consist Of lene,
ing value $500.
Sale No. 1853 swH, Sec. 70; 7;
S,-.: s. rE :. s Is no e. ims s9%,1i%ins i"O'
$: Sale g. '' Sl of Sec, ~ n; SEX, Sc s
NwANWH Sec. III; T. s; r.
s "a ~. w., Sc S. K 8 Z, s6s
Iaining z,1som acres.
The improvements consist OF
Wiudmills. dipping vat %corrals tanks,
trough aud fencing, value, $500
Sale No n, r' sru sw SEA SIS Sec !; p 81, 4,
acres The improvements consist Of
house, corral, } wells, windmills, tanks
fencing, value sl.42s.oo.
Sale No. 1892 sEHNEH. EHsEA,
Sec. 81: T. s S, R. p E., containing
$500 acres. There are no improvements.
Sal, Ne. 1850 osHNTEa. n sEgNwS'
/, Sale 5. No. R l''' 2, e. t'' containing ssa $3.50
acres The Improvements consist Of well
and fencing. value $4,000
Ssh sal' No Sec. 1855 IS; N NMSi Sec sHsE Z;
SEA See 20 sETswN, sHsLA.
consist Of well. value 5000.
Sale No. 1896 NEHsEH, Sec. 8;
NEZSWK. Sec. IS. SEHNEH, Sec. IL;
SN HSEH. Sec. n; SWMSEH. Sec. g;
SEMSEH. Sec. 90; T. II s. r
n =, containing 2aom acres There
are no Improvements.
Sale No. 1857 NwKSEH, Sec. 4;
7. s, r. y E., containing 600
acres. The improvements consist Of well
windmill. pump and tank. value S7s.m.
Sale No. 1895 NKSEz. swKSEH.
sec. 3; EHNwK. NwKswK. Sec.
Y; NHsEK, Sec. "; 7. IS s. R
u E., containing 550JO acres. The i'm
consist Of bitches and fencing.
$1,000.
Sale No 1853 SHNwK, 81. Sec.
Az q Sc. Ia. wHNEH. sENNEN.
NWKSEH, Sec. u 7. II s., r %
E., containing 1.2OW acres. There
Sale No I7a Lots 1, J. . EH,
SEHNwH. EhsWH. Sc y; All q
sen. Sc. =; A, Of section: 2 n;
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29

ing 1900 acres There are no improve
ments.
,, Sale r No J, 1858 $. R IN 81 3 f E. son,aia Is
ing laso.oo acres. There are no improve
ments.
Sc Sale IS No Is" sSHNFRN. . E S eon
,aiung 80 acres. There are no improve
mcnts.
Of s Sc: Nc? a. 1855 lot. e 7. =. Sc; 5: :. =. xgz Y
Sec g. g. LOS LOTS i Z. : MN:
Sec IS; T. Do s, R. y E, con.
tanning 1890 acres There are no i'm
r~rovement'.
% s''T 5. NO. r. S~ 81 F., containing 3om
acres. The improvements consist Of well,
.rami'l, and tank, value 200
No bil on the above described tract. q
land viii be accepted far less than FIVE
DOLLARS t5oO per ere, which is the
appraised value thereof, and in addition
thereto the successful bidder must pay
rar the improvements that exist on the
land
Each of The above tracts win be offered
'or sale separately.
Tn, above sale Of land will be subject to
thg foll9v' M terms and conditions viz:
Except for the land selected for the San
"a Re and Grant County Railroad Bond
'he Commissioner Of Public Lands, or his
orOni holding such sale. one-twentieth Of
me price offered by him for the land, four
r.r cont interest in advance for the bal.
.f"e ~ such purchase price, fees fer al
yorti~iUg and appraisrment and all costs
.-i1.ntol 10 the sale herein, each and al
NJ said amounts must be deposited IN cash
~ certified EXCHANGE at the time Of sal.
md which said amounts and all of them
are subject 10 forfeiture to the STATE ,
NsW Nr~iro. Il the successful hiddCr doe
NOT execute a contract within thirty daV
fer II has been mailed o. him ty the
N'1ic Land Office. said contract to pro-
vide that tt" purchaser may At his option
wal. payments ~ not less than one. thir
'irrh ~ rinoty five uer cent Of the pur.
chase price m anv time after the sale and
PRIOR - the expiration 81 thirty wears
from The date ~ the contract and - pro
vile mr. The uavment ~ any unpail bal
.r.r ~ The rvpirafiau Of thirty vtars from
'ho da'c Of the contract with interest ~
%'''rrr.' PAYMENTS At the rate Of tour
n"' rrut per anuum pavahlc IN advance
on fHr anniversary of the date Of the
contract, partial payments 70 be credited
IN iIn anniversary If the date 81 ths
Contract, most following tho date Of ten.
THE zaIo of land selected for The Stlts
r.. and Grant County Railroad Bond fu1'
v1 70, subject 20 the above terms am
conditions except that the successful bid
1cr must pay i'm cash or certified eN
chance 10 the 'iwr of sale. au'trnth Of tn.
rur.nr-r price offered nv him for the land
faur per cent interest IN advance for th'
hrlHuDr n such purchase price and wi
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
ROOSEVELT COUNTY

Office Of the COMMISSIONS Of Publ,
Lands.
Santa Re, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant u
o. rrl,isiJnr q an Act OF Congress, ap
proved June %, 1910, the laws Of the Stat,
~ Ncw Moxiro, and rules and regulation
OF The State Land Office, the Coininis sionei
o. Public Lands will offer at public sale
10 the highest bidder at II o'clock A. NJ.
cd Tuesday, December 18th. 1920. in M,
town OF Portalcs, County OF Roosevelt,
St.tc Of New Mexico. in front Of the cour,
house therein, the following described
tracts Of land. viz;
Sale No. 1871 NEH' Sec, 49, 7,
acres. There are no Improvements
Sale No. is,s. NHsEA. Sec. u;
7. 8 S, 3: u E., Lot :. EH,
Sec. 7; wJ1wH. Sec. s. T o S.
There are no improvements.
S.; Sale = T. l'''' 3 R Sc; $ y l., 81:
tanning $3.50 acres. TIL mrro,enents
consist Of fencing, value si9s-SO.
T. Sale No rs" R saSwk Z. e sssi =;
800 acres. The improvements consist u
f~cncing, value 5000.
Sale No. IsA. = NEHswK, NHsEH.
SEHSEH. Sec. 9; T. s, X q
T.. containing 1000 acres. The impro-
vements consist Of fencing value $3.50
No bid on the above described tracts Of
land vill be accepted for less than FIVE
DOLLARS (s5W per acre. which is the
appraised value thereof, and in addition
thereto the successful bidder must pay
for the improvements that exist On the
land
Each Of the above described tracts will
Be offered for sale separately.
The above sale Of land will be subject
70 tire ipllovinr terms and conditions, Vz-
The successful bidder mus pay TO
he Co-nissioner Of Public Lands. or his
agent holding such sale, One-twentieth Of
he price offered by him for the land. four
per cent interest in advance Tor the bal
snce Of such purchase price, fees for ad-
.ertising and apprsisement, and al cosrs
Incidental to the sale herein. each and al
4 said amounts must be deposited IN cash
Jr certified Exchange at the time Of sale
which said amounts and all Of then
re subject 10 forfeiture to the State OF
New Mexico. II the successful bidder does
not execute a contract within thirty days
,fter II has been mailed to him by the
state Land Office, said contract 10 pro
ride that the purchaser may al his Op-
ion make ms Of not less than one
hirtieth Of nInety-hve per cent OF the
urchzs price AZ any time after the sale
nd prior 10 the expiration Of thirty years
rom the. date Of the contract and 70
'-ev5S- sr sh< rs-wssr y soy ssssss
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
EDDY COUNTY
EDDY COUNTY

Office OF the COMMISSIONS of Public
Lands.
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions Of an Act Of Congress, ar-
State of New Mexico, and rules and regu
laticns OF the State Land Office. the
Commissioner of Public Lands, VII oiier
at public sale to the highest bidder a. -
10Th. 1920. in the town of Carlsbad. County
of Eddy. State OF New Mexico. in from
Of the court house therein, tho following
described tracts of land. viz;
Sale No. 1872 swNNwA; Sec; i.
SW4NEM, Sec %; T. 10 S. R. q
F, containing 5000 acres. There are no
Improvements.
s.. 4. q F.. containing 5000 acres. The
improvements consist OF house vel.
Windmill. value SS7s,0,
Sale No. 1881 Az Of Sections 5 s.
SFH. Sec. il: T, 70 S.. R. % F..
containing 1880 acres. There are NO
improvements.
T ?, s. r. IS E. containing
900 acres. There are no improvements
Sale No. 1883. s4 4sNyT;l s Sc; e
SEHNWH. Sec, IS; T. 9S, R. 70 f.
containing 5000 acres. The improve
ments consist Of corral and fencing,
value Sl7s.GO.
Sale No. 1884. EHNEA, Sec. y
T, 33s., R.. Of E; containing 5000
acres h improvements c"hs'' ."
fencing, value 25W,
r.. e,,er,
Sale No. l63s. SthsNA. S,3oEiS.
Sec. p: EE. EHWil, Sec. ~; q
5, X. % E, containing oouU
acres. There are no Improvements.
.
No bid on the above desCflhed ''d'tS II
land viii be accepted Tor less man riNr
DOLLARS CaU per acre "!lch Is M
appraised value thers', an9 IN auu'tr"n
thereto the successful bidder. must pay
for the improvements that 'NIs' 'h ''
land.
Sale No. 1885. AZ oil Sec. TO- ~
"A ), X q f. contalnlnt o4'~
acres. The lnproveinen,s consist :"
Fencing, value S1oW NO hin on me apoVS
described tract 81 land WI ne "cCept'c
tor less than TEN phi.NHS ',luou, per
acre. which IS me anpra,sed va'ue ,hefr
a. and IN addition thereto me su''ess'u'
bidder must pay Tor the improvements
that exist on the land
III
fach OF the ABOVE urs,inr" "'''s wiz
The above sale al 'and WI .: su"l,e'
to the following terms ana oohdit''h'' W.
The successful bidder. must pay 70
the tommissiontr 81 l,,hlo l.ahos' or WE
the price Offered by him Tor the land' i"ur
pcr CEN interest IN advance Tor Tue ga
anee oi such purchase price ices ,'r al.
vertisir2 ana appraiserneht' ana an ,"stn,
Of said amount must he deposited IN 'ash
or certified exchange at the time OF sac
and which said amounts and All OF mem,
New Mexico, II the successful bidder docs
not execute a contract within thirty days
alter 1t has been mailed to him by the
State Land Office, said contract to pro.
vile th3t me putehasft may "p
ION make paymehIs oI nov "ss '"aH ". ~
inlrti'th on. hiheiy'hVe per tehl ~ Wy
purchase price at any tiWe a'tt 'he sHl'