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Department of the Interior
II. s. Land Office at Santa re. n ~.
March 10. 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Natl.
vidad o.. Martinez, OF Coyote. ~ N
widow of Poffitio Martinez deceased.
who az Nov. 74, 1871, made Home.
stead entry, 1ist 94036. No. os40Sl.
for So NEM, Nsk MI SCI Section
%. township 13N.. Range 2E- ~. M'
p. NJ. has filed notice Of intention 70
make Final Three Year Proof, to es-
tahlMh claim to the land above des
cfibed, before the u S Commissioner
at China. N. NJ. on the z8th day q
April 1881
claimapt names as Witnessed Pres
clIIano u. Martinez. Desiderlo p Mar
tlds EsDiIidicn OiiVas AID Emilianc
Herf6fa. an of Coyote Mes Mexico
Non.ceal
Santa Re Naticnal Forrest
FRANCISCO DELGAp0
Register
fsk Pub March "A Last Pub April q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07


Department Of the Interior
II. ST land. Once 1t Santa BE. M ~.
March 81, 1891.
NOTICE Ii hereby given That
Clyde "A. Morgan, Of Stanley, n.
ri. WHO on March I6. 1911, made
homestead Application NO. 0s17S0,
for Ez SEA Sec. 20. WIZ SWAs
Section %. Township I'm Range Sc,
1T. M. p. Nj; has filed notlels Of in.
lentlon to make Three Year Proof,
ID estahllsh claim to the land ADORE
described, before the q. s. CommiSr
sioner, at Stanley. n. 81, on May ~.
1921.
Claimant names MS Witnesses Cal
vim S Dennisson r q Richards;
William J No19an, and Perry
s alg Of stanley New Mexico.
A. AZ. BEREERH
Regist y.
fst Pub April II Last Pub. May s.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

le0aT7menT q inc I1Te7T1T
u. q. Land office at Santa Fe. n. Ml
March 3. 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Juan
B. q. Salazar. heir for heirs Ok Al.
tonic saiazaf, Of YonnguTllle, n. ~
Who made Small Holding Claim No
1851. serial No. 0f1la0. FOR Tract y
In secs. Is and Sc. Tract 2 in Sees
Is and SO, and Tract 3 IA Sec z6l
Township 23N, Range 9E ~ A. II.
H.. has filed notice Of intention to
make Proof, to establish claim 70
fhe land above described. before p.
s.. Commissioned, at Eapanola, rio
Arriba CO, n. Nj. on April "A, 1921.
Claimant names as WITNESSES: Ga.
vino Garcia, EIiceo Yeiasquez Andres
Al. Naranjo and Juan Al Trulillo, al
Of Y~ounesville, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register
Isl pub. March 10: Last pub. April
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III. Pub. March u: Laat Pub Npra q
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Department OF tho Interior
Iu. s. Land Office at Santa re, \, "a
Murchs2s 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Fede'
rico Chavez, bf .Cebollas ~ Ma VINO
made Small Holding Claim g22b se1
rial 9p 0402t7 fol- Tract n Sections
gG and SIS Township am Range ~
III. M. p. hi. has flsd notice 81 lntenl
ton to make Final Pfool. 10 establish
claim to me land above described,
before II. s. Commissioner, az Park
View, Rio Arriba Co. NJ NJ, on April
Ill, 1921.
Claimant names q witnesses: Ro'
man Montana, Canuto Valdez Manuel
Montana and Ancelmo Martinez, all
~ CebolIa. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO
Register.
let Pub. March 10; Last Pub. APR. Z
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

Department Of the Interior
u. s. Land Office at Santa Fe, N NJ.
Feb. rs, 1921.
NOTICE IS hereby given that y 2.
BIinn, assignee and Kansferee, o.
Louis Hdning, OF Albuquerqne, who
made Small Holding Claim No. 4Qls.
o2l431, for Tract No. /, Sec. 3, r 6M..
and Section So. Township m, Range
2E. ". N. p. NJ has filed notice N
Intention to make Winal Proof. to es'
tablish claim to the land above des'
cribed. before Probate Clerk st Los
Lnnas, n. NJ. on April 9, 1921
Claimant names as witnesses De-
metric valleios. Emiliano Castillo, 10
Sc G. Chavez. and Carlos Baca, oil 81
Los Lunas, New Mexicos
FRANCISCO DBLGADO'
Register
LIST Pub. March 10, Last Pub. APR
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

Department or the interior
u. s. Land Office at Santa Pc, N. NJ
March III 1921.
NOTICE IS hereby given that jose
Maria Vigil, of 81 Rite N M, who
On Nov. 3 1913, made Homestead en-
Try NO 03e716. and On Dec. Is, 1918,
Additional No. 986718. for SNlH
NWM, NWh SWM SWM SWHs Sec
24NWM NWH Section Is, T~oUnship
aAN., Range 7E., n, Mf r. IA. has filed
notice 81 Intention to make Final
Three Year Proof to establish claim
to the land above described. before
DIE III S. Commissioner az Hspanola3
II. NJ. on the 9Th day Of May, 1921
Claimant names ais witnesses Ma
ximiho Mortimer. Santiago Vigil, Ellie
20 Vigil OF Ri Rifo. n. NJ. and Manuel
Esuli0el, OK 0jo Caliente, New Mexlool
Non-coal.
AdditionaI under 4'2s94
FRANCISCO DELGAp0.
Register.
irt. Pub. March "a; Last Pub, April p
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

81 Abarrolos 5 in comneicIDn Pom.
dremos por esneclo de 8 ahs preeios
a~sneciales en- Alfalfa = Aai7 6itua'
do en- Is Gallo he san Frarcisc1 NO.
s22. santa Re, n, n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
~ 4ha Yntn44rF

WapaFpnHnf OF 2 lttefiof
ID. S. Land Office at Santa BE- n N.
March ~ 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Ma
nuei Lopez. OF Senorito. N NJ. Who
made Small Holding Claim NO. 1918
Serial NO. O1S7S6. for Tract No. ] IN
Sec. 3. u. 18N.. and also IL Section
ga. Township POM Range NV, n. M
p. III, has filed notice Of intention 70
make Final Proof, to establish claim
to tie lard above described. before
the q. s. Commissioner at Cuba, NJ
H.. on the 29th day Of April, 1921.
Claimant names as wituesseae Jose
Gonzales, Dionicio Lacafo. Jose Maria
Cebadn and Tomas A~rchibeque, all Of
Senorif0. New Mexico.
1882 acres1
FRANCISCO DEhGAD0
Register
1st. pub. March al last Pub April p
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

O~tpHIlHHt0t OF tH9 AHtHtipf
u. s. Tand OFFICE at Santa ne, N. NJ.
March III 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Thom-
al q. Smith, OF Stanley. N NJ, who
on February tai 1917. ana January All
1913, made ORIGINAL and Additional
Homestead eniries Nos. 0297b6 and
0Q756s. for SIX SWM, See 81 NWMs
MA aWk. Etk, section n. Township
ION. Ranee10E. y. M. P. NJ has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof. to establish claim
10 the knd above described. before
me II. *. Commissioner st Stanley, M.
hit. on the 7th day Of May, 1921.
Claimant names az witnesses: g w
Hearte, Grover Hearte. M. AZ Smith.
and "A. A. Keys. all Of Stanley, New
Mexco.
Non-coal.
FRANCISCO DELGApo
leeRister.
ia pl,b. March 24. last Pub. April "a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

Department Of the Interior
q. S. Land Office at Santa re. n. M
March 2. 1921
NOTICE IS hereby given that Anna.
ante Garcia, OF Chamita, n. NJ who
nad6 small Holding Claim No, $3.50,
serial NO 04t256, for Tract J, ~ Sec
ion III, Township 22F Range m n
81, p. NJ has filed notice ~ intention
Is make Final Proof to establish
lain to the land above described,
iefore 81. S. Commissioners, at Espa'
iola, RIO Arrlba Co. n Ms on April
/, 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses Fran
cisco Gallegos, Mauriclo Garcia Ven
ceslao Garcia and Juan antonio Mar
tinez. All Of chamita. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO BW4GApO.
Register
1st Pub. March 1os Last Pub. APR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

HcbAItANF1t ~ LAn AAt0tt@A
IL. s Land Office at Santa re, NJ IA
March IL, 1891.
NOTICE g Hereby given that Min
nle Stanfield, formerly Heal Of Lucy
IN. M. who on Dec. 20. 1916, made
Homestead entry No. o2S9s1. for Lots
4 and 2 of the NWM and tho SWM.
Section Z, TQwship IL, M. Range 8, E..
N. M. p. Nj, has filed notice Of inten-
ton to make Final Three Year Proof.
70 establish claim to the land above
described. before u. S. commiFsioner,
AL Stanley, N. M, On the It'll day Of
May, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: I r.
Hobg00d, Herhert Gerhart FINLAND
0fear and Joe Mullen. all 81 Stanley
New Mexico.
Nun.codI.
FRANCISCO DELGApO,
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u. S. Land Office at Santa re- N ~.
March ? 1921.
NOTICE IS hereby given that 3oa-
uuin salazar. heir Tor heirs q Aa'
nuela y. salaEar, of chamlta NJ ~
Who made small Holding Claim No
CSC. serial No olo885. Tor Tract 4,
III sec. 81 A. 22N ri SD and n Sec
Be, township 22N. Rafgp "a, N y.
:. M. has filed notice Of intention
Is make Fnaf Proof 20 establish
claim to the land aheFa descThed|
before 81. s. Commissioners at Espai
nola ~ ". On Apn1 1927.
Usimant names IS WITNESSES lof
AroknielA Aibino Duran, Felix Na
tas end frank Lara, en- Of ChRmita
New Mexico
FRANCISCO DMGAD0.
Register
|isl Pub. March II. Last Pub. Apr. 1l'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

ANtINA2 0K
Department Of the Interior
.. 81 Land Office al santa r. NJ "a.
Mareh II, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that ANA.
0eo a. Sanchez, OF GalisteO. n. d.
who On February 1913. made
Homestead entry 40. 0270So. for Lots
j. and 2, E1k NW Ser. 10, e IAN
RI LOB. NEH. Section "a, Township
IAN. Rsngs 81. n. Ia. p M. has filed
notice 81 intention to make Three
Year Proof, 80 establish claim to he
land above descfibed, before Register
and Receiver. Il. s.. Land Office. ct
Santa &c. N NJ on May 1924
Claimant names as WITNESSES Pau
Vim Gutierrez Victor Aclna Juan b
Sanchez and Atilano Sanchez all 81
GalIsfeo. New Mexico.
N1n-Cde1 s20.eO aeres-Act 2
1e0e.ZlSzs6s7
FRANCISCO DELGApo,
Regist6r
81 h& tf44.t nl. Ta4f plIh Anr4 II
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07
.ist Pub MarsA 81. Iast Psb ApEtl 2
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
United States Land 0flics

Santa Re. Now Mexico
March q. 1921
N0rICE Is 6efeby given that the
State Of Kew Mexico under the pro
visions 81 the Acts d congrea a
trne Ri. 1888 and June ~. 1910, and
the Acts supplementary thereto, has
inside application for the followine
described unapropfiated public lands
ss Indemnity school lands
List No. 676. r. r. 81 + Serial
No ONTO NEH. sWK sec 81 T.
len. r aE. containing 500
The purpose Of his notice Is %
allow all prisons claiming the lane
adversely, Or desiring 70 SHOW 81 e
te mineral in character. an emporium
its 10 fae objections 10 auch location
of selection with tho Resistef and
Receiver Of tho United states Land
Office az santa Re New Aexico. and
to establish their interest therein q
|the mineral character thereof
un ftfrfGrn nUI UsHn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

WUUIITTIEHF OF VIC 3HNFIlVI
d. ). Land Office st santa ne, N n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07
Miss Virginia Madigar1 quiA
hizo 81 pabel dc Juana de Arco

81 Td1fEia, Sc casasa ee 5ges'e
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

Department or the interior
u. S. land Office at Santa re- n N
Nfn4nh b nqf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

isl Pub. March "a: Last pub April q
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

1t Pub March "a last PUB April
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07

DEPARTMENT Of the interior
IL. 81 land Office st Santa n y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04

ruptcy to nation of approximately 65,000,000 is
apparent. Could friendly proceeding be insti-
tuted, the rehabilitation of the debtor might be
quite swiftly accomplished. But the side of the
allies it is understood that building up the German
economic and financial structure means building
up a competitor. Germans recognize that the
profits of their endeavors brought to by
outside assistance would go to those who defeated
them in the war. Wherefore, suggestions OF friend
ly cooperation will not be received with enthusiasm
either side.
DR.. Walter Rathenau former minister of recon
struction for Germany declared the other day that
"our industrial boom will not last long" The con-
clusion that the next reparations instament can
not be paid is predicted on the foreseen collapse
Yet the allies mot consent to remit penny Of
the debt Justly due, short of absolute impossbiliy
of enforcing payment somehow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
WHAT RATS COST.

Because the rat is declared to be the worst en-
envy of mankind the biological survey of the United
States department of agriculture calls on the Amer
lean people to extermlnate the pest. Not only does
it inflict immense property loss, but in addition II
is carrier of disease 1t is estimated that rat In
the field the house. the barn the store, costs ~
a year to maintain, and there are as many rats In
this country as there men, women and children
Two hundred million dollars worth of foodstuffs
consumed destroyed each year In America by
rats That represents the material loss.
The germs OF the plaques that in the past have
killed more human beings than all the wars of his
tory are now known to have been spread by rats
The rat is such oathsome animal that 1t Is strange
it has been permitted to survive 1t Is true that 1t
bit difficult to eradicate it. but there are many
methods of destroying 1t. However, that pest to
which we are accustomed Is the about which
we are prone worry the least If 1t was some new
menace like the corn-borer or some other plant en-
envy we might get excited and quarantine against It,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
A SPECIAL SESSION.

The Journal does not wish to wear out the peo-
pie on the subject of the auditing system In the
state Nevertheless, the situation is so critical to
the taxpayers that It should be kept constantly be-
fore them.
Under the law, as 1t is construed by our courts,
public money can not be expended in auditing pub
lie accounts. For instance, the county commission
ers of Bernao county not hire auditors 10
check the accounts OF the county treasurer and pay
them for the work out of county funds. The COM
mission must await the coming Of the travelling
auditor of the state TO do this work. This official
can not make the rounds once in six years.
Most officials Of the state and counties who re-
tired last January did without being checked out
No one knows what has gone in the counties,
cities school districts, ct cetera in the state The
situation is appalling in the extreme.
In the face of this situation the governor should
at once call special session of the Legislature to
pass remedial legislation. The cost of the session
would be inconsequential compared to the serious
ness of the dilemma and loss being entailed
upon the taxpayer.
The Taxpayers Association has It's session here
on December 6. This question is the uppermost one
which should be before that body. Action Is i'm
peratiye.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
HAsTY MARRIAGES FAILURES?

1t is somewhat surprising to be informed by >
minister who has performed many marriages that
he believes not more than is out of 100 marriages
which follow Opponents prove happy. That is
the statement OF DR.. George c. Houghton, pastor
Of the famous Little Church Around the Corner In
New York City. ....s 4-.-s
II turn fifty couples away every month, refus-
ing to marry them for various reasons" Dr. Hough-
ton said in a recent interview II do not mean that
the choice of the parents is always the best Many
times these have grievances against the selection
Of their sons or daughters that unfounded."
Fifteen per cent of successful marriages from
elopements would seem to be too small result to
warrant taking the chances Of running counter to
the wishes of parents, who in most case, must be
given credit for possessing Judgment of the char
acter Of men which a young woman Of little ex-
perience does not have.
The experience of DR.. Houghton Is probably that
of most other ministers who preside over matrs.
nonial Gretna Green. DR. Houghton probably has
better record of refusas than the average minister
who is sought by clippers. Unfortunately many min
listers are ready to accept the fee that they arc
not critical about the motives that back of the
desire for a hasty marriage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
EDITORIAL OF THE DAY
AN IRELAND IN THE ORIENT.
tFrom Daily Financial America.)

(From Daily Financial America.) y
America has young Ireland of her own in the
Philippines as General Wood has discovered. Be
tween the Christian Filipinos and the warlke Mo-
Islands there is agreement. The Christian Fill
pinos ambitious to rule themselves and their
neighbors. They want independence for the islands
with the Philippines for the Fipnos They have
confidence in the wisdom gained from American ed
ucation.
The Moros want separation from tho Filpinos
and annexation to the United States, their chiefs
tell General Wood. Our tolerance OF their religion
and customs has won them
1t is unlikely that America will force the Moros
to accept rule from Manila. The task Is repugnant
to people who have Just passed through a life and
death struggle for the rights OF small nations 1t
would be poor beginning for Philippine repub-
lie to suppress the protesting Moro minority with
the aid of military science acquired in America We
do not want to precipitate civil In the islands,
but that seems probable in the event of with
drawal The result would be disastrous to the large
trade and industries built up under American lead
ership There is also the ever present menace that
tho Philippines abandoned and divided, may fall o
prey to Japan some other aggressive neghbor.
We independence to the Philippines under
our pledges. but have responsibilities for peace
independence should be accorded gradually as edu-
cation fits these people to receive It, General Wood
should be able to tell soon II the Christian Tag
aos Visayang and Ilocanos of the north able to
govern themselves and maintain their liberty The
last Mr. Harrison. believed in their
capacity. If General Wood sconcurs with his view
there would seem to be reason to delay the full
tlment OF pledges SO far as they are concerned
serving, however necessary naval and military out.
posts at strategic points for the protection of Amer
lean trade routes and the safety Of the entire Philip
pine group. &
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
BE ID.

There's nothing like my downy
couch, there's nothing like the
helpful hay; when there I soon
forget the crouch that made me
noXious through the day. When
day is done with all it's chores NV
nerves are often on the blink, for
many of my tasks are bores, de-
signed, to drive man to drink;
and so my tcmper's all on edge,
and / throw chromos at my wife;
and / refuse to sign the pledge o."
try to lead a better life. Tho
world appears a dismal place, the
haunt OF sorrow and of sin, and
you might search my widespread
face and never find n cheer-up
grin. But when the village clock
strikes nine I totter fcebly to the
hay. and there unconscious I re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
VERSE OF TODAY
SOMETIMES WE HARDLY WANTED YOU"

Sometimes we hardly wanted you
Our days together were rare
Hill-tops, brook -hollows, and the blue
Castles of MINDLESS sunny air. =
Camp-fires by certain secret springs, ,
Green trails that only could trace
Love made US misers of these things.
And you, still wandering in space,
Little and lone and undiscerned-
We did not know we needed you.
Strange!-For your bright warm self Is burned
Into our hearts, till all that blue
OF morning, and pearl-mist of night +...
Wind, water, sun,-those secret ways
Mean You; youth and lovely light,
Our laughter and our length OF days!
Fannie Stearns clifford in Atlantic Monthly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04

THE PARK AVE. NEWS.
Weather. Verse.
Exter! Latest Fued News! Last
Monday Maud Jonsln hid Sid
Hunts books to make him late for
skool, taking him sutch long vile
to find them that his mother left
him stay home all morning, MAX
ing the Hunts stiu ahed in the big
feud between the Hunts and the
Jonsins.
Bizness and Financial. Benny
Potts almost loaned Sam Cross 2
cents last Satidday but SUDDENLY
changed his mind and dident wen
he found out Sam still owed Leroy
Shooster cent from last summir.
Pome by Skinny Martin.
Her Name Is Emma.
I love to see our washlady wash
With the steem going up looking
fine.
But judging by her Expression
The plezzure Is all mine.
Tntristing Facts About Intristing
People. Loretter Mincer can make
eny Expression she wunts jest by
working the muscles of her face
and says she's going to be a movie
actress.
Come one come all! Big acker-
battle. exhibition in Pubs Simkinses
yard next Satidday AFTERNOON by
the following famous ackerbats,
Benny Potts, Pubs Simkins, Skin
ny Martin, Reddy Merry and Sid
Hunt. Everybody welcome. Ad-
mission 2 cents. advertisement.
Lost and Found. Nothing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
RIPPING RNYMES
BY WAIT MASON.

cline until there comes another
day. And while 1 sleep my trou-
bles flee, my cranky notions ali
subside, and when to grub they
summon me am as CHEEKY as i
bride. My aunt has often said
Odsfish, the morning finds you
good as new; and, as for ma. /
only wish you'd stay that way tn.
whole day through" When eve
ming comes / often feel the symp
toms of some new disease; punk
sensation In the heel. or shooting
fantods in my knees. And when
to my roost repair, fear my end
Is drawing near; with all those
symptoms sizzling there, I have
good reason for such fear. But in
my sleep they all depart, like 9TH
er griefs they lose their hold; 'anI
when I rise I'm so blamed smart
you'd take me for a three-year-ol
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
GERMANY's COMING DEFAULT.

Comes ominous news from Germany. Announce
ment is made that the gold payment due to the
allies two months hence not be made. In an
ticipation of the situation coming to a head the
Preparations commission has been doing first.
hand investigating In Berlin, with results in way
encouraging. you must pay" is the order to the
Ebert government. VERY well, try to get thu
money" is the substance of the answer.
!. Virtually receivership OF Germany is in order,
but the difficulty of applying the laws of bank.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-04
CRISP PARAGRAPHS

THE CHANCES ARE 1T DOES.
Why does the mother of homely baby always
say 1t resembles her husbands relations?-Chicago
News
o = '-~.-
THEN IT'S SLOW WALK.
Walking is healthful exercise II one doesn't jump
the wrong way when honked at.-Toledo Blade
@ @ O @
HE LOVES EN- AT A DISTANCE.
Also wish that some poet who loves autumn
leaves would come around and rake ours out Of the
yard.-Daas News.
THE BETTER HALF.
Half of Chcago's police force, II IL said are
bootleggers. This is terrible reflection half of
Chcago's police force But which half?-Life.