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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Bowman and Steinkamrf
Victims Of Tennis Upset
Beaten Unexpectedly by Won
Bernuth and Pickells.
ny SAMUEL J. BROoKMAN.

Play having advanced ahead OF sched-
ule only two matches were contested IN
the North Side doubles championship on
the courts OF University Heights Tennis
Club yesterday II was Just as well
that tho programme was a short one,
for the weather was anything but favor
able for tennis.
In the defeat OF Herbert 1. Bowman
and Harry ]. SteinIampf at the hands
of A. L. Won Bernuth and J. Pickells
came one OF tho surprises of the tourna-
ment They were beaten In straight
sets. being outsteadied and outplayed
the greater part OF the way. Bowman,
who has been showing well as n singles
player, proved that he has a great deal
to learn as a tactician In doubles lie
permitted himself TO be caught out OF
position frequently and wac the weak
member of the combination. On the
other side Of the net Pickells surprised
with his excellent blocking in the for
ward court, His stroke was precise and
crisp and he sharp angled his shots with
good Judgment. Won Bernuth assisted
ably. his driving being under control.
They had TO go extra games to take the
first set AT St, hut IN the second their
margin was decisive. e..
The victory brought Won Bernuth and
Pickells into the semi-fnal round. In
which they viii meet Walter Merrill
Hall and Leonard Beekman. In the
second match OF the day Edward oelsner
and Carl Ioilife triumphed over J. ~
Palmer and y. y. Powers by the more
or less one sided score Of 6---f, 6--s. and
also reached the semi-anals
Seventh Regiment Tennis Club has ar
ranged dual meets with Annanolis. West
Point and the Dunbarton Club of Wash
lngton, ID. G. The regfmental players
meet the Middies on the latter's courts
next Saturday and the following day
face the tennis team Of the Dunbarton
Club.
Frederick C. Anderson is holder of the
cup that will be contested for IN the am
nual Harlem Tennis Club omen singles
tournament, which starts on Saturday at
the f35th street courts. II Is to be the
first singles event of the outdoor season
In the metropolitan district, and indica-
tons are that the entry, which closes to-
day. will be the largest In the history Of
the event
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Dempsey in the Ring With
Three LIVELY Youngsters
Local Boxing Bouts
for Current Week

TONIGHT.
Common wealth 8. C.-Amateur boxing
tourney under auspices Of fas''ms
National 8. c. (Brool<lynl-Wiliie Spencer
vs.. Joe Ryder, 10 rounds.
Brighton Beach $. C.-Ralph Brady W.
Bert Spencer. Is rounds; Neil Alexander
vs.. Moe Ginsberg, 10 rounds.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Walker 8. CA McRac W. Sailor doc
Kelly, Is rounds.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Pioneer 8. C.-Packy Hommey vs.. II. D.
Phil belmont, Is rounds.
Commonwealth s. C--Jimmy Kelly W.
Al Norton, IL rounds.
Ridgewosd s. C.-Georsie Ward W..
Johnny summer., ID rounds.
Hunts Point sporting Club-Sammy Bernc
W.. Pafsey Frederick, 10 rounds;
Bobby Thomas vs.. scotty Williams 10
Broadway Exhibition Asseciation-Red
Allen vs.: Eddie Carroll. ~ rounds
rounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Back Navy Crews to Beat
Harvard and Princeton

~ ETTING in Wall Street on
coming sporting events broad
- ened out yesterday to include
the Annapolis Princeton Harvard
boat races scheduled for Saturday,
with the Navy heavy favorite.
James w. Ball g. Co. betting COM
missioners, reported wagers aggre-
eating several thousand dollars at
TO on the Annapolis crew and
offered considerable more Navy
money at the same odds, but found
no takers. Up to yesterday the
Navy supporters have sought to
place their money at to 9. but with
little success.
on the Navy to defeat either Har-
ward or Princeton the odds wero
s TO 5. Even money was offered
that the Annapolis freshman crew
would beat both Harvard aud
Princeton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Bankers Drive Mules
In Roman Chariot Race

PINEHURsT. ". c., May A large
number of the visiting members OF the
American Bankers Association attended
to-day's final race meeting OF the Pine
hurst Jockey Club and several OF the
bankers took part in highly amusing
Roman chariot race, In which the char
lots we're soap boxes mounted on wheels
and the gallant steeds We're mules. The
palm of victory was awarded AT the nm
ish to Leak s. Covington, North Caro-
lima banker, whose steed finished an ear
length ahead OF the eauipage driven by
Raymond Burns. son Of Inspector Will
lam i HiirnR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HrnALD
wu-LrAMsTowN. Mass May 4.-Trin-
ity proved no match for Williams In
thenis tents match here to-day. the Pur-
pie racquet wielders making clean
sweep In both singles mad doubles. regis
tering the victory by the score ~ 8 10 o.
Chaplin, the New England intercollegiate
champion. featured Williams's play with
a strong all around game.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Yankee Polo Team To Be
Invited to Visit India

HoNpos. May 4-The American polo
piayers now in England for the inter-
national polo cup championship games
have been Informally apprised Of the In
tention of the Indian Polo ssaoiation
TO ask them TO visit the East before they
return TO the United States. Thus far
no formal invitation has been extended
them.
The belief was expressed In polo cir
cles to-day that acceptance of an invi-
tation by the Americans was extremely
doubtful on account OF the great dis
lance TO India and the time required in
making the trip.
India undoubtedly would be able to
put a formidable team in the field, as
the sport has been much In vogue for
long time not only among the British
army officers but among the arlstocratic
Indians. and many exceedingly fine polo
ponies are owned In the Indian Empire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Fulton Knocks Out Temple

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Mag FIRED Fulton,
Minneapolis heavyweight, Knocked out
Jack Temple Of san Francisco III the
first round Of what was 10 have been d
ten round bout at the Irish benefit box
ing show here Tonight The bout ended
after the men had been boxing 1 minute
and SO seconds. Fulton dropped Temple
with left to the Jaw after the Fargo
boxer had taken a count Of nine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Boxer Dies After Bout.

George Greenberg. Is years old. OF At
East Seventy-fourth street, died ia Har-
lem Hospital yesterday OF fracture OF
the skull received last Tuesday night in
q boxing bout at the Star Athletic Club
at 107th street and Lexington avenue.
GreenboTg was boxing with Joe Marcus.
also Is years old. OF 20 Stuyyessnt ave-
nue., Brooklyn Greenberg became eN-
hausted IN the fourth round and had 10
be taken 20 the hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05

PITTSBURGH, May i.-Harry Grcb
Pittsburgh, won the newspaper decision
In his ten round bout with BARLEY Mad
den, New York. They are light heavy
weights. The sport writers gave the
decision to Johnny Ray. Pittsburgh light
weight, IN his ten round go with Charles
Dunn OF Ambridge, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
RAIN Is NO HAZARD
TO SENIOR GOLFERS
j. w. Herbert Leads Field at
Lakewood, Winning Shan
ley Memorial Trophy.
by KERR N. PETRIE.

With the pat of brassies and the scuff
OF mashies rendered almost inaudible
by the steady lash of pitiless rain.
twenty-slx or twenty-eight senior golf
ers yesterday brayely carried out their
part of the programme In the annual
spring golf festival of the Lakewood
Country Club, the event being the con-
test for the Stanley Memorial cup.
Despite the fact that II was q day fit
to chill the heart OF an iron OK the vet
Grams who to be eligible for the COMPETE
ton had to admit to at least fifty-five
summers and winters. showed surpris-
ingly few defaults Practically all of the
entrants who had reached Lakewood
found their way out to the Country
Clug In the storm and it was estimated
that probably not more than halt
dozen Of those who had notified the
club that they would be present had
failed to report.
However, when 1t came to considera-
ton Of the returns there was an entirely
different story to tell, for In the case OF
all but eleven the veterans were forced
to concede that Jupiter Pluvtus had had
so much the best Of It that 1t would
be unwise to tell the world all the story
OF bunkered drives. disjointed midiron
shots. duffed approaches and water
logged puts.
The winner OF the Stanley Memorial
trophy was John w. Herbert OF Oakland
who, with q gross OF 106 and liberal
allowance of Is. showed a net return OF
81, five strokes better than the field
p. S. p. Randolph, ST.. Lakewood. with
99-13--S6. and II. wellington Wood OF
Atlantic City. with s6--lo-ss, were
next In line.
For the gross medal there was tic
between Wood and Samuel Allison OF
st. Adams. the latter signalizing his en-
trance into the ranks Of the seniors by
annexlng the prize on the play Off
which was accomplished over nine holes
despite the fact that the pair had to
take their second drenching for the day
Allison played from the eight stroke
mark so that his net was IS. M. J. Con-
don, OF Wykagyl. had s7--S-Ss; Or.
w. G. Fralich. of Belleclaire, lo5--lo--
50; NJ. Parl, Parker of Upper Montclair.
103--14-S9; w. l. Allsopp. Forest Hill,
104-1Es0; Felix Freyhold. Chevy
Chase, 100000; l.. j. Gallagher,
Lakewood, l09--1s--91; M. w. clayton,
New Brunswick, 121--30--9i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Chick Evans OF for Hoylake.

with the departure of Charles Evans
Jr. the national champion, yesterday or
the Adriatic the last OF the American
heavy artillery for the British amateur
golf championship at Hoylake may DC
said to be safely on It's way. Because
Of his exalted position Evans has peer
called Americas foremost hope in the
battle abroad. but the foremost hope
really win not be known until the elimi-
alton process Inns been completed dow
In that lower half OF tho draw In which
Evans. Oulmet and Jones find them
selves punched The survivor OF thai
group will be Americas foremost nope
and. II Il to be feared. unless Jesse Gull
ford comes through IN tn, upper haf
hs may be Americas last hope.
While in high spirits. Evans naturally
was non-committal. Like the others. he
homes for much, but even IL he had no
British stars to meet he Sun realizes
what lies before him with Jones and
Ouimet down there keeping him CON-
pany.
Before leaving Chick stated that re
win not play in the British open cham
pionship at ST. Andrews or In tho
Frehch amateur tourney. but instead
will hurry back to Chicago and work
as soon as possible after the play at
Hoylake.
Evans was accompanied by his
mother. who has followed him in most
of his championship matches during the
last ten OF a dozen years. Other golfers
OH the Adriatic were Mr.. and Mrs.
Quentin FeItner of South Shore Field
Club and w. c. Hunt OF the Houston
Country Club. Houston. Texas. The lat
ter also IS entered for the championship
at Hoylake.
On May 10. 20 and q metropolitan golf
ers viii have the choice OF two tourna-
ments. the spring affair or the Country
Club OF Atlantic City and the annual
invitation meeting OF the Fox Hills Golf
Club. The Board OF Governors OF Fox
Hills extends the privileges Of the club
house and golf course to all competitors
during the week of May rs. There will
be four sixteens In the match play, with
consolation event for each. Entries
will be received by Harry c, Denison,
chairman Of the tournament committee.
AT the clubhouse. Clifton, s. T.. up 10
May II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Atwood Is Elected Captain.

CANTON. n. Y, May 3.-John NJ. Atwood,
Jr., OF Canton. was unanimously elected
captain OF the 1922 basketball team OF ST.
Lawrence University special meeting
to-day. He IL present holding down
shortstop on the zaseoall team.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Brown Wins Track Meet.

BRUNSWICK, Me. May A.-Brown de-
feated Bowdoin IN a dual track meet
here to-day. ga 2-s points to 81 la.
a cold wind thnt blew down the stretch
made eood time iripos%ibie
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Special despatch 70 THE Nrw yoaK HERltn
NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 4.--The Yale
golf team defeated the New Haven Coun-
try Club team this afternoon on the lat
ter's links, 10 3. In best ball event.
The result:
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21
Nor1cn roR puBLoATIoN

Department. Of the Interior
10. q Land office at Santa Re, ~ M
March 49, 1927.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
George II Laymans OF STANLEY N NJ.
.wkosm May 19. 1916, made Additional
Homestead Act Fsby. 10, 1903, No
'eesC27. for NEK Section ? Township
lin Range On, N. m. p M has filed
notice OF intention TO make Thee
Year Pruot. to establish claim 10 the.
land above described. before the Re-
eister and Receives, u. s. Land Office
at Santa ne, N. M. on May rs, 1921
Claimant names ais Witnesses Hs
"A. Keys, Of STANLEY. NJ NJ, Harry
KEYS. OF Stanley N. M, George Hoh
Land. Jof Stanley, N. Ml. and Charley
Mumford, Of Santa Fe. New Mexico. i
Al M. BHRGERB
HAgiBters
ist. Pub. April 2; Last Pub. May s.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21

Department OF the Interior
u. 4 Land OAaca at Santa Fe, NJ n.
March 3. 1921.
NOTICE IL hereby given that r
Lucas Cordoyas assignee OF jose Odo-
eio Balazar, Of Chamita, n NJ, who
made Small holding Claim No. 1903.
serial NO 041073, for Tract 5 IN Sec.
e. T. 21N, r. sE, and ia Section /,
Township DIN, Range I'd and in See
al. r. 22N, r. 81, NJ p. r. NJ. he's
filed notice Of intention 10 make
Final PROOF, to establish claim to the
land above described, before y. s
Commissioner. at Bspanola, N. M on
April N, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Es.
.rolastico Mestas, Joaquin S~aiakar,
Bpifanio vigil and Siriaco Mestas, ali
Of Chamita, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
lst Pub. March "a. Last pub. Apr. ri
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21

Department of tho Interior
y. s Land Office ct Santa Fe. N M.
March 9, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that III
SEQ Mestas, osaignaA Of 1nan FIefcn-
clio Archuleta, of ChAmita. n. H. who
MAIDS Small Ifaidiuz Claim 10. l505|
serial No o4119g, for Ftec4 3, ii Sec
ton Is. Topushin 2en1. Range 10, n,
III. r. II, hat tiled notice rf Intention
to make Final Proof. % establish
claim to the land above described,
Ne 8 commissioner ~ Bspa~
'n0ia N M, "a April so. 1921.
CainlBnt nn1nas IS Witnesses: Aga
pito Mestaa, Francisco Lara. Esco
lastico Mestas and Felix Mestas, al
Of Chamita, New Mexico,
FRANCISCO pELGADQ,
Register.
LIST Pub. March "a. Last Pub. Apr. 21.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21

Department Of tbs Interior
U. s. Land Ofnco at Santa ne n ~
March 8. 1891
NOTICE Is hereby given that FsAn
cisco Lara, heir TOR heirs o. VicentA
Mestas, Of Chanita N a. who made
Small HOLDING Claim Mo- 1902, serial
No. 040SS4 tor Tract 4 IN Section
rs, Township 22N, Range 7B, n NJ
r. ~, has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Proof. TO establish
claim 10 this lane above described
before u. s. Commissioner. at EEpar
noia, N. nc, on April "a, 1921.
CiaimanA names as Witnessed: Jose
+ Archileta Felix Mestaa Eapalaasi
tico Mestaa and joaquin Saiaznr all
IL Gbamita. New Mexicn.
FRANCISCO DELGAD0s
REGISTER.
lst Pub. March a. Last Pub. Apr n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21

Department OF the Interior
u. S. Land Office at Santa re. N. NJ.
March 3. 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Fell
oiana v. Maestas. heir FOR heirs Of
Juan B. Mestas, assignee Of Francis
co calleeos, OF Chamifa. N. M. who
made Small Holding Claim No. 1901.
serial No. 040922. lot Tract i. IA Sec.
36. +. 22N.. r. 7E; Tract 2 in Sec. Sc.
7. pm. r. re and 10 Sec. 81, T, 22N-
R. Sc. and Tract 3 n Sec. Sc. Tract
4 in Sections sc and 25, Township
22N. Range II, N. NJ r. NJ, has filed
nobce Of intention to make Final
Proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before u. s.. Com
missioner, at EspaHola, NJ NJ on
April 70. 1921.
Claimant names "a Witnesses Jpas
quin saiazaE Ciriaco kaestas. Jose
Albino Duran and Francisco Lara, All
OF Chamita New Mexico
FRANCISCO DELGAD0.
Register
LIST Pub. March "a Last Pub. Apr. II.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21

d. s. Land office at SAINTS 70 n. n.
March IL, 1921,
NOTICE Is hereby given that Natl
vifaa q Martinez. OF Covota. n M.
widow 81 Porfirio Martinez decehsed
who on Nov. "A, 1917, made Home
stead entry, List S-4035. No. O3iUsI,'
for SM NEA, Nh M SEA. Section
80, Township 23N.i Range zE., n. NJ
r. NJ has filed notice az intention to
make Final Three Year Proof, 70 es.
tablish claim to the land above des.
cribed. before the U. s. Commissioner.
at Cuba, N. NJ on the 18th day Of
April, 1921.
Claimant names az Witnesses Pres
cilianO M. Martinez. DesideFio IL Mar
timex, Esp1ridioh OliEas and Emiliano
Herrera. an Of Coyote, New Mezlcos
N0n-coal.
santa re National Forest
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
ist. Pnb. Mardh "a Last Pub. April u
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21

Department OF the Interior
q. H Land Office at Santa re, y. M
March IL, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ma
nueI Benabidezs Of Cuba, N. NJ who
on June Is. 1918 made Homestead
Entry No. 01S4ss. Act Tune II. 1905
sun5hcto to Act June 22 1910. for the
Ma sWN NwA, NWK SWM SWM
NWN, 81 SWM SWN NWK, NWH
NWK 6WA, MI sWk NWM SWAl
Section Q NWN MEX NWH SEA
NBM sTH METZ SEA. SEA META
NMK sen. Nh NEM NmA SEA
ny NWN NwM SER Eh NnM
sTN NB3A, NEM SEA sEN NEH,
81 SIX sBA NEN, NEH NEH NWA
SEN. Section a. i(excepting small
holding claims 5272 And 527a1 IN Sec.
tons 3 and 8, All Township n NJ
Range /, W. 1850 acresl Has filed
notice 1T intention to make Final
Three Year Proof befors the q. 8.
Commissioner al Cuba, n. NJ, on the
29th day Of April. 1921.
Elaimant names as Witnesses; "a b.
Young, Y. q. Zambrano. Jose de Ia
Luz Duran and Ponaclano CaHaus, al
OF Cuba, New Mexico
rHANClsc0 DHbeADo,
Register
1st. Pub. March AZ; Last Pub April "a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21
Norfcn FoR PUBLICATION

Department az tho Interior
u. s. Land Office at Santa 70, n. NJ
March IL. 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Jose
Maria Vigil, Of EI Rifo. n. NJ, who
on Nov e. 1913, made Homestead en-.
try No. 0ee7l6, and on Dec. rs, 1915
Additional No. 036716. for SWK
NWAeNWA SWH. sWH sWK. Sec.
"A, NWM NWH. Section Is. Township
24Ns Range 7E. N. M. n NJ, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof. TO establish claim
10 tie land above described before
the u. S. Commissioner. at Espanolas
N. NJ, onatho 9Th day Of May, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ma
ximind A~Iattipaz. Santiago Vigil, Elfe-
60 Vigil az Ell Rito. N. NJ, and Manuel
Esquivct Of 0jo caliente. New Mexico.
Non-coal. r
Additional under 4-2B-0f.
FRANCISCO DELGADo,
Register.
ist Pub March al last Pub. April II
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21
HOUSE BILL NO. GO.
A. Amended
; AN ACT
RELATING TO THE HE-RECORD-
ING OF BRANDS


the state Of New Mexicu:
Section The Cattle Sanitary
Board Of New Mexico shall have the
power to and shall cause all brands
now In actual use 70 ba r~eEecorded.
For this purpose the Cattle Sanitary
Board shall Issue and mail 4 circular
letter through the United States
mail addressed to- each owner Of any
brand now Of record with said Board,
at the post office address shown on
the brand record. requiring the owner
or owners Of hrands~to file with the
Secretary Of Said Beard an exact fac
sImile or any brand or brands now
being used or owned by such oWnera,
IN addition to the above notice, tho
Sanitary Board shall cause 70 be
published ia either English OF Spanish
-or beth. IN at least enc newspaper IN
each County IN this State where
there Is q newspaper a copg at this
act, said publication 70 continue A.
least four consecutive weeks.
Sec. . Within three months from
the date Of the first publication Of
this net as aforesaid. II shall be the
duty Of ali owners Of brands now Of
record in the office Of the Cattle
Sanitary Board. to file with the Sec
ratar7 OF said Board, q fac-simile Of
the bfpnd or brands now IN actual
use and owned by them. a fee for
the ~re-recording of brands shah be
ono fSf.O0l dollar for each brand re-
recorded. the proceeds to ba used
for the cost Of notice given as pro
vlded IN Section / Of thia act pro
vided, that any excess money from
such fees shat be placed IN tho IN
dernnity Fund Of the Cattle Sanitary
Board
For the right TO continue the use
Of any brand Or brands recorded with
the Cattle Sanitary Board. the owne-
on owners thereof. SHAH on OF before
the first day Of January Of every
third year after its recording. pay
10 the Cattle Sanitary Board a fee Of
FIFTY cents 1850, which said amount
ia to be placed Ia the Indemnity Fund
OF the Cattle Sanitary Board. Upon
receipt Of the payment of the said
amonnt. It shall be the duty 81 the
Sanifsry Board 70 mail to any srch
owner OF owners a brand certificate
for each brand recorded and Tor
which said Zee has been paid. show
ing the Date Of rerocordns of the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21

Department Of the Interior
u. s. Land Office at Santa Fa. n. M.
March q, 1921.
NOTICE - he1ebT given that
CLYDE A. Morgan, Of Stanley n
who On March Is. 1917, made
Homestead Application NO 03f7S0,
FOR Ek sEH, Sac. 20. VIZ sWH
Section %. Township I'm. Range Sc,
n. N. r A.. has nied notice Of IN
tention to make Three Year Proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the q. S. Commits.
bioner, ct Stanley n. NJ On May "a,
1881.
Claimant names as Witnesses. Cal
yin S. DenhissoH: = b Richards.
William ]. Morgan, and perry Fer
gdsBoo, all Of stanley New Mexico.
A. 81. BERGERE.
Register.
Ia. Pub. April 7: Last Pub. Nay 5.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21

Department or the Intarior
u. s Land Offlcs ak Santa Eo. n; NJ.
March IL. 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Silye-
rio Bcnahidez. OF Regina. n. A.. who
on 5ane tn 1918. made Homestead en-
try. Nol 0S5164 for SM SEX, Sec. Il;
NA NE1<. Sec. 3. Township 22Ng.
Range wv N. n. P. M. has filed
notice II Intention to make Final
Three Year Proof, To establish claim
to the land ahave described. before
the u. s.. EummisaionAr, AZ Cuba, n.
M. On the 2ath day or Amil. 1921.
Claimant names az witnesses: Girls
tine Padlila. Manuel Padillas Chas.
Garrison and Pablo Benabidezs al Of
Regina. New Mexicos
Coal land With 100 acres
FRANCISCO pELGAD0,
Register.
list. Pub March "a. Last Pub. April n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-21
NoTIcU FOR PUBLICATION

Dehaff5nent Of The interior
q. s. Land office &C Santa ne, N NJ,
nf44 Marehf 3 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Joas
Qnin Salazar, heir for heirs o. Ma
nfSala D. salszarX 81 chamitas n H.
who made Small Holding Claim No,
6s4. serial No OE0a85, for Tract !.
IN Sec. 81, +. z2N, r. SD and IN Sec
&c. Township 22N. Ra SO IN, M M.
P. M. has filed notice OF intention
10 make Final Rroof to establish
claim to the land above described
before o. s. Commissioner at nspa-
noIa. M M, on April n, 1921,
Claimant names as witnessea lose
Archuleta, Aibino Duran, Felix Mes
tab and Frank Lara, ali OF Chamita
New Mexico
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register,
list Pub March "a Last Pub Apr II.