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LINCOLN LOCALS.
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A. Gierke left last Saturday for
Garrizozo to attend the regular
communication of the Masonic
lodgaat that place. The Doctor
took his second degree that night
and is still alive. Both returned
Sunday afternoon.
A cold wave struck Lincoln
about tin middle of the preced
ing week, lasting several days.
Mr. W. IJ. Porter, a patient of
the Laws sanatorium, has secured
a position with the U. S. Marine
hospital service at Ft. Stanton,
and will assume liio duties in a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Akcs of Roswcll,
have been in Lincoln for a few
days during the past week.
The Homeleei Home.
The "young man of today"
so often viewed with alarm and
regarded with solicitude that
moral homilies about him have
lost their force. Somebody is al
ways saving him until he grows
rather tired of being saved.
Here, however, is a bit of true
gospel that will appeal to him
and it may likewise appeal to his
parents. "The homeless home,"
uays a Cleveland minister, "is
the greatest danger of the young
man of today. An unsympathetic
home has more peril in it than
the saloon, the gambling den, or
the street. The home should be
u home iu the truest sense of the
word, and not a mere place to
cat and sleep."
The danger is negative, of
course, but It drives the young
man to positive evils. He wants
comfort and sympathy, and if he
doescn't get them where he lives,
he will go elsewhere.
It is easy nowadays to find
comfort and diversion. There
are the theaters, the hotels and
cafes, the clubs, the saloons and
bowling alleys, and other places
less worthy of mention, but no
less frequented, where there is
brightness and companionship.
And to some of these places the
young man is sure tp gravitate if
Ins home is gloomy or uiisympa
thclic. It is because of the lea
seuiug attractiveness of homes
that such places flourish. Clcvc
laud Plain Dealer.
Application! for Grazing Permit!.
Notice is hereby iriven that all
applications for permits to graze
cattle, horses, sheep and goats
within the Lincoln National Kor
est during the season of l'HO,
must be tiled in my ullicc at Cap
ital!, New Mexico, on or bclorc
March 15, 1910. Pull informa
tion iu regard to the grazing fees
to be charged and blank forms to
be used iu tanking applications
will be furnished upon request.
J. II. Kinnkv, Supervisor.
2-18-4 1.
Gallon seed meal and nakc, at
tiner's feed store. 2-25-tf
SSjiiQii Sola, yellow bottom; at
SRffiWs feud Store. 2-25 tf
ABSTRACT OF COUNTY RECORDS.
l'urnUliocI by Amvrir.an Tltln ATrn.t Co.
Mnonln. N. M.
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John F. Gumm, single, to El
Paso & Rock Island Railway Co.,
part of SE4 NW4 sec. 1, and part
of E2 NW4 and W2 NE4 sec. 1,
all in twp. 8, S. rgc. 10 E., for
right of way and casement for
pipe line, consideration $1.00 and
release of bond for title.
Pedro Trujillo and wife to As
cension Miranda, part of NE4
NE4 sec. 13, twp. 0, S. rgc. 13,
consideration $100.00.
Ernest D. Fred to Tappic
Kooncc, lots 1, 2 and 3, blk. 2'J,
East Lawn addition to Carrizozo,
consideration $1.00,
John C. West, single, to Henry
Lutz, lot and water right in
town of Lincoln, adjoining Henry
Lutz Ac Co. store buildings, con
sideration $500.00.
John C. West, special guardian
of Estclla and Dcliina West, same
as above to Henry Lutz, consid
oration $187.50.
CONTKACT
J. J. Ayrcs and E. McKinncy,
expense contract for nuning pro
specting tour, consideration $100.
LOCATION NOTICK
Anton J3orovansky, the Boro-
vansky mining claim, Godfrey
Mining district.
Bond and oath of John C. West
renewal of N. P. commission.
For Sale.
The Furniture of an eight
room house. Sale begins Tucs
day, March 1. For particulars
see D. W. Glenn at residence.
Chaves county has sold her oh:
court house for $5,000.00, which
will be torn down to make room
for a $125,000.00 building. Th
contractor bought the old build
ing and will use a part of the ma
terial iu the construction of the
new. Lincoln couuty has an old
court house to sell, but unfortan
ately it will not bear tearing
down and permit of its material
being used in a new building.
The brick with which it was con
structcd were not burned prop
erly and they have an inclination
to return to their elemental con
ditiondirt. The Washington's birthday
dance at Real's hall Tuesday
night, gireu uudcr the auspices
of the B. of L. F. & E., was a
most delightful affair. A very
large crowd attended, and the
verdict of those present was that
it was the most pleasant enter
tainment of the kind during the
season, The signal for the grand
march was given at '):00 o'clock
and the merry-makers kept time
to the music until the seasonable
hour of 1:00 o'clock in the morn
ing. The railroad boys are to be
congratulated on the unqualified
success of their first u 11 mini ball,
Mcdonald
Lots 25 and
When you buy a lot here it is 130 feet long, facing on a street
80 feet wide, whether for a home or for a business location.
Investigate before you buy.
A Square Deal Guaranteed.
W. C. MCDONALD.
The Celebrated Domestic
Lindcrman
Mine
COAL
This far-famed Mine is one nf the oldest
and best producers of Coal iu Lincoln Co.
and for domestic use cannot be excelled.
For Sale by JOHN H. SKINNER, Main Street.
Dealer in Flour, Hay and Grain.
PHONE 52
EDISON
PHONOGRAPHS
TUp. New Edison RecorDs
for March
ON SALE HOW
Just a lew of the Selections
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bptliitf Btiutn't llnlul
372 Wiiitk WtNni-Mauuel Human
373 l-TNA, Oil MlHN l.YNAt
Collins ft llutllu
121 IB This Uoundimi Hk
Hurry Iiamlitr
Be Pioneer
Jewelry Store
Near P. O.
Change in Time Card.
Passenger trains will run 011
the following schedule beginning
Sunday, Jan. 2, at 12:01 a.m.
WEHT HOUND.
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No. . California Dnllj iMIu.m. I4a.m.
I5AHT HOUND.
Nn. !S, until Ki I2l P.m. Vita ).m
moi'tii ttntivii.
No. ii, (loldonHUtu l2s.Wp.in. liUUp.m.
No. I, mall A Kx (1W p.m. 0:15 p.m.
N0HT1I HOUND.
No. MluMwn Hluto Mi.io. OjUOp.m
Ni. -J, Uulllurulii Dully UiWp.ni. Uinp.m.
addition
50 x 130 Feet.
Office in "Oriental" Illdg.
Near
Capitan
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
HEWITT & HUDSPETH
ATTOKNKYS-AT-LAW
White Oaks : New Mexico
Q W. HALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Corporation nod Mining lnw n Hpecinltr,
Notary In Olllce.
Bank Building, Carrizozo.
DK.
F. S. HANDLES
DENTIST
Office in Dank Building
Carrizozo, - New Mexico
Jjt K. WADE
Attorney & Counsellor
at Law.
Collections a Specialty.
Kxclituiirct Hunk Ilullilliiir (MltlttZUZO
QEORGE SPENCE
Attohnhvat-Law
Olllcu iu IIiiiiIc IIiiIMIiir
Carrizozo New Mexico
?RANK J. SAGER
FIRO IN5URANCU
Notary Public.
Olllco In Exchange Hunk Currlxoto.
JJAKKY LITTLE
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER
riant and Katlmntsa on nil olw.pnof HtilMlnita
furnlilioil on hurt Mullen,
Carrizoro, New Mexico.
For a Limited Time.
LUMBER
$12 & $16 per 1YI.
SLACK & LANE'S SAW MILL
ON EAGLE CREEK,