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The Alamogordo News (14 January 1905, Page 3)

Publisher: The Alamogordo News / Library of CongressLocation: High Rolls, Otero County, New Mexico TerritoryDate: 14 January 1905Page / Folio: 3
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“George T. Waldrip Hd. E. No. 3310 [3210] for the Lot 24 njsh as aec [NE¼ SE¼ Sec] 4 T. 16 S. R. 11 E. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence apes aad [upon and] cultivation of said land, vis [viz]: J. Y. Latham, of Highrolls...”

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ifeoiroMboMO Th Mor e on
ari-osal u( Mi JsetsWs health.
Talk with A P. Jaektoa about grmr
ellog ttrssla II yon want lo got MM
practical taggootiOBi. Mr. Jackson bu
graveled ome street ra M kit own ei-
pe n te.
VV H Jtektoo. formerly m totter of
the O M Loe Co City MmM Mtrket
left Toedty for Hot Sprlagt, Ark.,
o bora Bo goo for treatment for rbeu-
matisa.
lsltc l lb. mt. Wa.
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boi W7. tl CM.
T. J. Caaas,srs, It Vindicator, L4b
rty. Ttitt, wrliot Dot. M. IM wlib
pisaaara tat unaoHctittl by yea. I sssr
waosr to mo curative power of Bal
l tro Horeboued Srrnp. I bare atoo It
la ay feallv and ebeerfully affirm It to
ke aoot rftVctlv a at ptattaaiaat reae
y for corn, and colas 1 bare trer
aera tie 50c and it 00 Soid bv C
Holland
At the election of Vint National
Book alrocior Toeedty tbo follnwlag
gtntleaen were chosen: C D Hlmpaon.
Henry Bolla. Jr A P Jackson. C L
Merer. Chat B Fddy, W A Hawkins and
H J Aoderton.
How'iThit?
wo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for toy cata of Catarrh that eaanot bo
cured by Ball's Catarrh Curo.
F. J. CHENEY A CO. Toledo, 0.
We, the underalgned. hare known F.
J. Cheney for the last is years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable In all bus
iness transactions tad financially ablt
to carry oat any obligations nade by hit
Hrm. Waldlhg, Klnntn a If arria.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrh Curt It taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces o( the system.
Testimonies sent free. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by til druggists.
Ttko Hatl't Family Pills lor constipation
The attorneys
county official'
f Alamogordo and the
met In the probate
clerk's office Thursday at 10 t. m. out
of respect tod to mtke arrangements to
attend the funeral of Mrs E A Mann.
Bared him.
"It did not kill me but I think it
would if It had not been for Hunt's cure
I was tired, miserable and well nigh
used op when I commenced using it for
an ..Id and Hevere i-ase of Eczema. One
.1 'I I ve I mill One hill CUred
II car
o it atnkind
Curros LowRBNCE
Helena, 0. T
At Presbyterian cburcb Sundty, Jtn
15. Knndav school at 10 t. m.. sermon
at 11 a m and 7:30 p. m.. Junior C E
at 3 p. m.. Senior C. E. at 7 p. m. Sub
iect for mornine sermon, "Baptism of
Children." For evening, "Winning Souls
for Christ." All Invited.
A Grim Tragedy
la dallv enacted. In thonstnds of homes,
as Death claims, in each one, another
victim of Consumption or Pneumonia.
Hut when Couths and coldt are proper
Iv treated, the trasedr la averted. F.
G. Huntry, of Oaklandon, Ind., writes:
My wife had the consumption, and three
doctors gave her up. Finally she took
Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consump
tion, flnnvhs and Coldt. which cured
huí, and torta) "lie t wll aod utroni!."
i lie gftrma all ibo-a One
lome r n ve Uuartnleed at 50c aod
$1.00 o v all Druggists. Trial bottle free.
Rev R P. Pooe has been up on the
SVesnal looking after a church building
at Hiirhrolla. Bro. Pooe tavs the Bap
tists up there deserve more thtn a shack
In which to worsnip.
Oared Lumbago.
t TI Canman. Chlcaeo. writes March
4, 190J: "Having been troubled with
Lumbago tt different timet tnd tried
one physician altea anotner; toen om.
menta and liniments, gave it up alto
tether. So I tried once more, tnd got
a bottle of Bailar!- Snow Liniment
which gave me almost tnsttnt relief.
T can cheerfully recommend It, and will
add my name to your liar, of foiroer suf
ferers." 25c, 60c and II. At F. C. Hol
land's drug store.
Information wat received here tbit
weak that Joba Stone wat In Fort
Worth. It Is thought that John will ro
tura and face the court.
Sickening 8hivering Fits
of ague aad Malaila, can be relieved tnd
cored with Electric Bitten. This is t
pure, tonic medicine; of especial benefit
In malaria, for It aieru a true curative
Influence on the disease, driving it en
tirely out of the system. It It much to
be pre'erred to Quinine, having none
of this drug's bad after-effeeU. E. 8.
Muoday of Henrietta, Tex,, writes: "My
brother was very low with malarial
lavar and jaundice, till he took Electric
Bitters, which saved hit Ufa. At all
Druggists. Price 50c, guaranteed.
Tuesday the E P A N E handled 133
.r. nf oran res. Prettv eood business.
and the capacity of the road under
Superintendent Sullivan Is not overdone
and more him nets Is what toe roau
wants.
Imperfect Digestion.
Means las nutrition and la conse-
m,.n leas vltalltv. When the liver
falls to seerete bile, the blood becomes
loadad with bilious properties. The
digestion becomes Impaired tnd the
hn.u eon.tinated. Heroine will rectify
this: It gives tone to the stomach, liver
I V. m null la
ana moneys, siroogtnvua u KF..
i.era and Imnrovet the complexion. In
(nam new life rnd vigor to the whole
..tt an cents a bottle. At F. C.
Holland's drug store.
Greatly in Demand.
Nothing It more In demand than a
ediclne which meets modern require
ments for a blood and system eleaoser.
such as Dr. King's New Life Pills Tbey
are just what you need to cure stcmaeh
and liver troubles. Try them. At all drug
stores, 25c guaranteed.
Monday's election was not a political
affair. There was no politics In It tnd
tbit wat right Every body knows thtt
Judgt O'Reilly and Sam Nimmo are
Democrat! but tbat doesan t disqualify
them from making good officials and
their majorities show the wishes of the
people In this matter.
Bpoiled Her Beauty.
Harriet Howard, of SO W. 34th St,.
New York, at one time bad her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She wntes:
"I bad Salt Rheum or Eczema for years
but nothing would cure tt, until 1 used
Bnekleo.s Arnica Salve." A quick and
sure betler for cuts, burns and sores
25c at all druggists.
Monday's justice of the peace and
constable election was not without Its
campaign lie aod Judge O'Reilly was
the target. me report was tntt Judge
was a Mormtn and bad six wives. From
his majority It Is presumed tbat the re
port It true and tbat be carried nis lull
family strength. Next!
To Dure a Gold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMOQUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If It falls to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on etch box. 25c.
4ime thief or thlevet has taken from
rtrlutor hardware store one Colls 45
vt ued at 915 tnd three boxes of knives.
The boxes containing knives htd from
one or morn aod it is not known just
how many knives were stolen. It Is
thought tbat the revolver was ttken
tt one time tnd the knives tnother. No
clow to the guilty ptrtiee.
Trials of Winter.
Do not permit yourself to be a victim
to a cold or cough. They lead to pneu
monto, consumption tnd elsewhere. Be
wise; use Simmons Cough Syrup. It
cures coughs' heals the lungs tud will
keep you right here to enioy toe Beau
ties of spring.
Board of Trade Meeting.
Special session of Board of Trade
Wednesday night with good attendance.
Quite a bit of Important business was
con-ldered. J. R DeMler made bis re-
oort of bis St. Louis visit where he
went to consult with tbe Fraternal
sanitarium board.
A. J. King, Jas. H. Laurie and J. R.
DeMler were appointed as a committee
to select the most suitable places in tbe
vicinity of Alamogordo for the location
of tbe Fraternal sanitarium and to be
ready to report when tbe sanitarium
committee arrives about Feb. 1.
The nreamble and resolutions of
Judge Sherry were adopted looking to
wards the construction of a wagon road
up Alamo cation to the Sacramento
summit In order to give ranchmen and
farmers of the east side a eood road to
a good market. A committee to carry
ant laid nreamble consist of G. C. Scl-
nlo. G. J. Wo! finger and J. R. DeMler.
Carl Bubla, W. A. Coe and A. B. Phil
Hps were appointed a committee to es
cort an engineer along the proposed
muta and thtt the Board of Trade be
responsible to the engineer for his ex
at tahea at taw tat rasa aad all
at ft.
Mr. atrasa aada t taraag
have It takes el a aatfara rate all
the teirttary. hat awM aat awt
the geatfaata at the beard thai tat
caula below tat U parallel ware aa
valaabte aa thaw above. Tbe saala ar
guaeat atde by the ataban la favor
at a double standard was that the cat
tle ratten la the northern portion el
the territory bad a big advantage over
tboae la the south by being folly that
aueh better off In freight rates, owing
to belnc nearer to aarkel,
Mr. Baroes was able to prove that
Chaves county bad herds of cattle Jut
as valuable, just ta well bred, as bad
Colfax or any other northern county.
He alto maintained tbat tbe difference
In freight rates was noting like tl per
head In favor of northern New Mexico.
However, the double standard wat ad
hered to.
Tbe contentatlon of the gentlemen
was for an 18 a bead rate, and Preti
dent McDonald presented the conditions
governing the cattle business In tbe
territory tnd tbe present mtrket con
ditions In support of this vtlue In t
most tble tnd loglctl wty.
The reduction, while not all the cow
men asked for, will be t material aid
to them as It cuts down the tax on
every cow In the territory just tbout 7
cents per head, based on an average of
3-2 assessment all over the territory.
The result of this fight shows the
value of an organization amongst the
ctttlemen.
Messrs. Btrnes tnd McDonald have
made two trips to Santa Fe in this mat
ter at their own expense entirely and
at every cattleman In New Mexico,
whether he own one or t thousand cows,
will receive tbe benefit of their labors It
seems ts if the ctttlemen could do no
less than come to their support by join
ing this association and thus upholding
Its officers In their endeavors. The an
nual cost Is but 94, and no cattlemen
should be willing to sit down and let
others do the work and he enjoy the
fruits of It without tt least helping In
the expense a little.
a ka-
dtotrk
rats whir bat "wattled tat taker of
ártica" ta tastr nspuBn kteaHtto
darutf taw year. These dead tata, all
of which wars carefully tiaajid aat
tTy.oaTthV pUBawMta
rtng tbe putea whets th
of Ssetaat trae set ap. Oat at
the greatest cailualttii at ptssiat day
Egypt are th catacombs, where the re
mains of thee countless thousands of
cata are to be seen, each wrapped la
linen and seeled, ap in t red earthen
ware jar.
A Rallas Paaatsa.
A gambler, on hit deathbed, hiving
atrtoaaly ttken leave of his phyalcitn.
who told him that lie could not Uva
lieyond 8 o'clock next morning, ex
erted the small strength he bad left to
call tbe doctor back, which baring ac
complished with difficulty, for be could
htrdly exceed a whisper, ''Doctor,
ttid be, "I'll bet yon 5 guiñéis I Uva
till 9."- London Tlt-Bitt.
CBCHJA STOfWt,
17 Warrea Avssret,
Cmcaoo. III.. Oct. St. 1908.
For nearly loor vean I suffered
treta nvartoa troubles. The doc-
i aa operation at the
oaly way to get well. 1, however.
strongly objected to aa operation.
Mr hothead felt disheartened as
well at I, for borne with a tick
a a a disconsolate place at
A friandl r drocnist advised
him to get a bottle of Wine of
Cardai for me to try, sod he did so.
I T 1 A- 1 f. 1 1
iiegan to improve in a tew oavs ano
my recovery wat very rapid, with
in eiahteen weeks I wat another
la.
Pleasant unfurnished rooms In Avis
Block for rent. Apply to Benj. Sber
rod.
Billiard Bella.
Billiard balls are made of Zanzibar
Ivory, the other ivory, known as the
Bombay Ivory, being too liable to cracK
or chip. The Zanzibar Ivory Is soft
and therefore lasts better. The regu
lation ball Is two and tbree-elgbtbs
Inches in diameter, and a set of four
costs about $30. They are rough turn
edthat Is, turned a little larger than
the balls are to be when finished and
are stored away in open crates for
from sixteen to twenty-two months to
season the ivory after being turned
and to allow any shrinkage to take
place before the balls are finished. If
the balls were not seasoned in tnie
wav they wonld be liable to shrink
after they were finished, aijd, at. they
onlv shrink In tbe direction or tne
grain, they would become oval Instead
of remaining round, as they should be,
and it would be necessary to have them
turned again.
A year ago business on the EPA N
V. au not aa irood at it it today tnd
while a shop foree nearly double the
present foree wat on pay roll yet the
road wat compelled to hire B 1 eo-
.i,.a m haln move their freight. At
present the B I It using E P A N E
engines to assist In moving business
which la delivered to that road by the
EPA N E
A Guaranteed Oure For Pilot.
Itching, Mind, Breeding or Protrud
log Piles. Druggists refund money I
PAZO OINTMENT fallt to tare toy
nsss. u matter al how long Ittudlog,
in S to 14 days. Flnt application gives
ease aad rest. 50c In stamps and II
wilt ha forwarded DOtt-ptld by Paris
medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Mn Jas H Lanris. Mlts Macltren aad
Mist Pol Laurie visited In El Paso Tues
day.
Oldest established house la Alamogordo
F. Ma RHOMBERG,
Watchmaker, Jeweler and grad
uate Optician.
(Chief watch Inspector E. P. A N. E. System.)
Spectacles and Eyeglasses prop
erly fitted.
EVES TESTED FREE.
Corner Jewelry Store.
Mn. Stowe's letter shows every
woman bow a home is saddened by
female weaknes and how completely
Cardai caret that sick-
i health and happi-
utg.
and i
rings b
again. Do not go on
bo to
Bank Saloon and Tularosa Livery Stable
S. D. TIPTON, Proprietor.
Retail Hay, Grain and Feed. Free Wagon Yard. TULAROSA, N.
C. MEYER
RETAIL DEALER IX
sxw SEIEIIL IHP1SE.
of Cardai.
druggist
bottle of
today
Wine
paortaaiorutL cards.
DBS. GILBERT HM HBSDEL,
PBYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Office: Upstairs In the Gilbert Building
Phone 13. Alamogordo, N. M.
Bonanza Mines
For Sale at a Bargain.
No mere "prospect" but miner
al in sight. You see what you
buy. A. J. Smith, N. M.
Mountain Farm
For Sale Cheap.
Six snrine of Durest water, 80
acres in cultivation. Good fences,
good houses a bargain.
A. J. Smith, Highrolls.
6E0. C. BRYAN, D.
PRACTICE LIMITED
To General Surgery
and Diseases of Women.
Office Honrs: 3 to 5 tn the afternoon.
Office in new First Nat. Bank bnildinf
Alamogordo, N. M.
C. H. Waldschmldt,
PHYSICIAN aad SURGEON.
Office over Rolland's Drug Store,
Alamorgordo,
N. M.
I
SACRAMENTO LODGE No. 24. A
FA A.M. Haitfalar Communication
Terjr Thursday night on or before

9 Gao. C. Bryan, W. M.'
Chas. E. Beanlfty, Bec y.
J. L UWSON,
Attorney-at-law.
Practice in all the courts of New Mexico.
Rooms. A and B, Avia Building.
Alamogordo, New Mex
Agent for
Chan)pion Harvesting Machinery
aod John Deere Plow Co's. Fac
ing Implements.
LA LUZ NEW MEXICO
Carl's Ice Factory
Manufactures Ice from Pure Mountain Water. Also Pure
Distilled Water. All orders prornptly filled.
CEO. CURL, PROP.
Many John Smiths.
In Latin, John Smith Is Johanus
SmtthlDs; In Italian, Giovanni Smltnl
or Fabbronl; In Spanish, Juan Smlthas;
In Dutch. Hans Schmiths or Schmidt or
Schmltzes; In French, Jean Smeets;
In Greek. Ion Skmlton; in Polish,
Ivan Schmlttlweiski; In Welsh, Ilhon
Scbmldd; In Scotch, Jean Gowans; In
Russian, .Touloff Skmittowski; In Chi
nese, Jahou Shimmlt; In Icelandic,
Jahne Smithton; in Mexican, jont
F'Smlth; In Tuscarora, Ton gu Hmit-
tla.
A Philosopher.
Rlvers-What do you do when you
wake up In the night wltn jumping
toothache? Brooks I try to be thank
ful It Isn't galloping consumption.
Legal Notices.
EARL E. SIDEROTIC",
Attorney-at-law,
Alamogordo, Maw Max.
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Las Cruce, N. M.
Jan. 5, 1905.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settlor baa filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support ot bts claim,
-,..H thai all nrnof will be made before W.
S. Shepherd U. 8. Court Commissioner at his
office at AlanMigordo. N. M., on Feb. II, 1W5,
V..ct..r H.-rrpm IM. K. No. 3206 for the
SWK NEK Sec 28 T. 13 S K. 11 K. n. m. r.
SAW
R nam Hip fill low i 11 1? witness to DrOVe ttis
continnons residence upon, and caltlyatiou of,
said land, viz:
Pedro Chares, of Tularoaa, N. M.
Andres Wilson, of Mescalero, N. M.
P. Telles, of
Joae Telles, of
Nicholas Galles,
(First insertion 1-144)5) Register.
j. l warn:
Attorney it Law,
Alamogordo, New Mexico.
I do a general practice in all territorial.
state and federal conns, including the
Supreme Court of the United States. Give
prompt, personal attention to an ousine&.
J. QUINL.1 VEN 6-SON.
11 KICK AND STONE CONTRACTORS.
Will do first class Brick and Stone work
oa short notice and at reasonable rates.
ALAMOGORDO NEW MEXICO
Georee Warnock, W. A. Hawkins and
R. Williams ware appointed a com
mltttt to draft suitable resolutions
condolence on the death of tbe wife
Judt-e K. A. Mann. The resolutions
are at follows:
Whereat, we learn of the death on
thit data of Mrs. Lena Mann, wife
Judge E. A. Mann, after a lingering
and protracted illness:
Therefore, Be It Resolved, That we
express to Judge Mann, through a copy
these resolutions, tbe sympathy and
sorrow of tbit organisation ana ot our
entire community over tbelr sad bereave
ment, which It truly alto a lost aod be
reavement of oar community.
Byron Sherry, President.
Attest:
J. D. Clements, 8ecrettry.
G BCIarktOB, special agent of the
department of the Interior, it ia Aia-
mogorao on Dullness conueciew mm
B, itna omce.
fterhnrt Crlnnen. osrkkeeper, hat
been doing good work of late In adding
to the attractions oí tne para uj
placed taveral large matate roi, sne
kind the nttlves usea to gnna muir
M,n in ann a nair oi xouiouow
which were shipped from Illinois ana
anma filíl lUDlODflU uuuuio uuvao.
Tha narlr Is n better SD&D6 UtftD
Its beginning.
TAX OUT DOWH ON EVERY
COW IN TERRITORY.
law Mexico Oattle Growert Obtain Big
Baduction by Hud Work of M'Donald
and Barnes.
We GuaraQttee to
PREVENT HOG CHOLERA
From appearing on your farm.
Be prudent this year and pre
vent a repetition of the losses
of previous years.
Call and see us and Set written
Guarantee
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Las Cruces, N M.
Dec 8, 1904.
NOTICE is hereby airen that the following I
amed settler has Bled notice ot ma intention
i, make final OTOOf tn SUDDOrt Of BiS Claim,
aH that naid nroof will be made before Clerk,
of the 6th Judicial District Coart at Alamo
gordo, on January 16th 1905, via: James w.
Hayalt Hd. E. No. 4042 for the WJÍ SE5Í and
Lots J S. S &4C JU k 10 O. K. IV Ei'
r.
He names the following- witnesses to prove
his continnons residence apon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
J. K. Kdgington, 01 Aiamogorao, iv. m.
l Tv.,.1.,, f
J," P. SanUbñry, of
t. S. Nnnnraater. of
1st lust. 12-1744. Nicholas Gallea, Register.
ITKON SHERRY
Attkisiv at Law
Over First National Bank Alamogordo, N. M
Valal IIOUIO I
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Las C races, N. M.
Dec. IS, 1904
wrvrtrE htrehv viven that the following
named settler Baa tiled notice 01 nis intention
n ...i final nroof in snoDort of hie claim, and
that said oroof will be made before W. 8.
Shroherd U. S. Coart uommissionerai nis om
ce at Alampeordo, N. Mu on Jan. Z3, 1905, viz:
George T. Waldrip Hd. E. No. 3310 for the Lot
24 njsh as aec. 1. 1 o. a j".
nw.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence apes aad cultivation
of said land, vis:
j. 1. iiatnam, 01 uignrous,
Jesse Green, of
J. D. Colley, of Cloudcroft, N. M.
1 BV Hil. of La Lnz. N. M.
1st. Int. 12-2444. Nicholas Gallea, Register.
Stntt Fe. N. M., Jan. a. After to
altav aeaslon with tbe Territorial
Board of Equnllittlon, prttratnt ac
rvin.id and SaeraUrr Barnes oi tnt
Cattle Growers association obtained a
reduction In values of cattle la tha
territory from 110 and l ptr atad to
to and fio.
TESTIMONIAL
Delmoat, S. D., Dec 17, '08
I uted L. K. for hog Cholera and
was all right. It cured my hogs. 1 hta
thron alek nnet and they all got well
and dona fine. I also used It for chick
en Ilea and mites and It It all you claim
for it. It It the only Medicine for hog
Cholera I think.
Ootucb Jbbkc
Harriot-ton. Neb.. Dec. 11, 1903.
I am using Liquid Koal and am well
nleated with It. I am sure I saved my
k. with it last vear and am going
ir..n it stock all the time, as It Is th
best thing I have ever had on the place
for vrvthine It Is intended tor. Ills
srood lor chicken cholera, llcb on stick
.n.oMs-ni all kinds: It will destroy all
kinds. J Wouiah.
All Druggists
Manufactured by National Medical Com
pany, Sheldon, Iowa.
s. SHEPHERD
1 U. S. Commissioner
Notary Pablic
Alamogordo, N. M
rLLIAM H. H. LLEWELLYN,
Attorney-at-law.
District Attorney for Dona Ana, Otero,
Grant. Sierra and Lisa Coaaties
Practice in the Territorial coarta, TJ. S. Land
ofiin. and coarta of Texas and Arizona.
P. O. Address: La Cruces, New Mexico
DR. L-. D. ICO GBR
IIPST
TTTar
Office over Warren A Co., Bast Suite
Avis Block.
ALAMOGORDO, NEW MEXICO
at All work f aaraateed-Ct
if ALAMOGORDO
LUMBER CO.
Manufacturers of
Sacramento
Mountain Pine
and Red Spruce
l J M B E R
Laths, Mine Props, Posts,
Polea, etc.
Tiea and Timbers Treated.
S. S. HOPPER,
Gen. Mang'r.
rJENRY PFAFF
Wholesale Liquor Dealer
Sole agent of
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association,
Hermitage, Old Crow, Early Times,
Greenbrier Distilling Company's
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Family trade a specialty, all orders will be filled prornptly at
Alarooyordo at El Paso prices, freight added.
W. H. Mc WILLIAMS,
Manager.
Notice For Publication.
T.aad Office at Lsb C races. N. M.
Dec 15. M04.
NOTICE ia hereby sriven that the following-
named settler has filed notice of hie intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
tnat saia prooi will oe maae mina
shiMiherd U. S. Cnurt Commissioner at his
office at AlamoaordoN. M., on Jan. 23,1105, viz:
Emma 8. Hartley wioow oi voaaeey u. aaruar
Hd. K. No. 3649 fot the Low 10. U. U. M. 15.
Sec. 6 T. 16 S. R. 10 E. N. M. P. Met.
ir- m s n... th fnllnwinir witneases to n
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, vii
SU Joy, 01 Aiamogorao, n. m.
H. W. Scofield. of 14
K. H. Major, of
V W t?lark. of
Nicholas Galle, Register.
1st Inst. 12 24, 04
J. P. Saulsberry,
Ganara! Blacksmith.
Practical Htrse Shtcr.
Ml Mat) sf Rspair Work Dsns
Promptl
VEHICLES PMIHTED sad REPAIRED.
Notice For I'nbUeatlos.
Land Office at Las Cruces, N. M.
Dec. 15, 1M.
Notice ia harebytlven that the follovTlauj.
aamed aettler has filed notice of hit inteatloa
to make Bnal prooi ia enireon t ciaim.
aad that said proof will be suda before W. 8.
Shepherd U. 8. Coart Commissioner at his offl-
aK Sec 4 W H 8W 8. 3 Jw K N W Bsc.
10 T. ft. U B.. am. ar mi.
E. M ABBOTT,
He aamethefollowirwltseaasato rove LyOntrQCtOr and DUUCIer
ara aa cuursuvs i
his continnons residence afta
of said land, vu:
G. T. vTaldrlp. of Hiirhrolla, N. M.
lease Green, ol
í. D. Colter, of Closderofpll. M.
I H.laaa. of LaLui. N. M.
1st last. U 24 M Nlchola Galles, Reg-later
Plans and Estimates
Furnished.
Altmogordo, New Mexico
These Prices Talk:
Mason Fruit Jars
Pints 55 cts. Quarts 65 cts. Malt fialisas
Gaeen and Mm Toilet Sets mm
Regular Price $8.00
Reduced Price $6.50
This is self-explaoatory. These
Prices must appeal to even the
most thoughtless buyer. But.
renember, they are for a short
tin)e only.
T. H. SPRINGER,
Fantitm, Carnets, Cntíury. 2I6-2IS
Bt Paso. Tais

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Optical character recognition transcribes the entry number as 3310 instead of 3210; the repeating publication series and BLM patent records confirm entry 3210.

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