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The
Now have their Christmas Stock
complete, consisting in part of Sterling
Silver Souvenir Spoons, Cold Meat
Forks and many other Novelties.
,:M'i :
A standard line of Solid Gold and Gold Filled
JEWELERY Watches of the best makes -Clocks-Cut
Glass-Hand Painted ChinaParker Fountain
Pens and many other articles suitable for Christmas.
Come and see,
prices right.
THE DEMING
Official, Newspaper of Df.minq
WILLARO I. HOLT. IDITCR
MILTON W. DaPUY, BUSINESS MGR.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1911.
Back in Business
W. J. Berry, the reliable bar
ber has purchased the Otto
Smith barber shop and wants
to see his old friends again.
Three Chairs
Good Barbers
Baths as usual
Deming Transfer
and Storage Co.
Baggage to and from all
trains.
Will move anything that can
be moved. Pianos and House
hold Goods a specialty.
Prione 263 I ION. Gold Ave.
NewRealEstateFirm
WILSON & NIGH
The well-known firm of
well-drillers, -have open
ed a real estate oííiee in
the building immedia
tely south of the Maho
ney stores, on Silver
Avenue and as they are
very familiar with land
and water conditions in
Luna county, they solic
it any business pertain
ing to real estate. List
your property or make
known your desires for
purchase with us.
WILSON & NIGH
New K. of P. Officers,
C. C R. H. Hughes.
V. C-L. K. Margrave.
M. W. -W. C. Simson.
K. of U. S. and M. of F.-All'rt
Field.
M. of E.-A.C. Raithel.
I. O, Dan Bowers.
O. G.Clias. Hubbard.
Trustee - D. H. Stephens.
Executive commitee for annual
K. of P. ball K. H. Hughes. Chiw.
Hughes and James Irvine.
Mrs. J. M. Cain, of Lo Angeles,
fnr manv vears a resident of Dem-
imr was buriotl from the Muhoney
undertaking parlors at 3 o'clock, to
day. Spend your Christmas dollar in
Peming. Our stock of Jewelery,
silver good, clocks & etc. suitable
for Christmas gifts will olTer you a
wide selection and attractive price.
Snyder Bros. Practical Jeweler.
TOSSELL
&
SON
Old Reliable Jewelers
you will find
our
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Gray Stationary Engines
Gray Motors and Accessories
Lesdos & Cheáler
Notice of Contest.
Serial IKttK) Contest 2644
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Olfiee, I -an Cruces New
Mexico, December. If), 1911.
To Solomon S. Sly of Deming,
N. M.
Conteste:
You sre herehy notified that Allie
Doyle, who jrivea Deming, N. M.
ss her Ktol)lce address, did on
December 14, 1'Jll, tile in this ollice her
duly corrobornted application to contest
and secure, the cancellation of your
additional homestead, entry No. 4945,
serial No. OXIM), made Nov. 27 190G for
a
nwj sec 3, t4)wnship 24m. range 7w. N
1' Meridian, ami as grounds lor ner
contest she alleges that Solomon
S. Sly, contestee, hus wholly aban
doned said tract of land; that said entry
was made prior to Feb. 19, 1911, and
that said entryman had been absent
from said tract for more than six
months prior to the passage of the Act
of Congress Feb. 19, 1911: thut said en
try being made prior to Feb. 19, 1911.
suid entryman liad never established
residence on said tract. Said contestee
has been absent from said tract from
Nov. 27. lUOflto Dec. 1, 1911.
You. are. therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
by this office as having been confessed
bv vou. and your said entry will be can
celled thereunder without your further
right to be heard therein, either berore
tliis ofllce or on apm-al, if you fail to
file in this ofllce within twenty days af
ter the fourth publication of this no
tice, as shown below, your answer, un
der oath, specifically meeting ana re
spending to these allegations of contest,
or if vou fail within that time to file In
this otlke due proof that you have ser
ved a copy of your answer on the said
contestant either in person or by reg
istered mail. If this service is made
by the delivery of a copy of your an
swer to the contestant in person, proof
of such service must be either the said
contestant's written acknowledgment
of his receipt of the copy. Bhowing the
date of its receipt, or the affidavit of
the person by whom the delivery
person by whom the delivery was
maile staling wnen ami wnero ui "n
was delivered: if made by registered
mail, proof of such service must con
sist of the afllduvit of the person by
whom the copy was mailed, stating
when and the postotfice to which it was
mailed, and this aflidavit must be ac
companied by the postmaster's receipt
for the letter.
You should state in your answer the
name OI Uie pomuiiice vu wmiii jruu UL--sire
future notices to be sent to you,
JoflK CoNZAI.KH, Register.
Date of 1st publication Dec. K, 1911
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4th " " 29,
Correct Ideation Notices for sale
this office.
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PERSONAL
M. A. Rex, pure food inspector,
of Phenix, was in town this week.
r. A. Hughes is in Ei Paso this
week.
John E. Grover waa in from
Cooks this week.
Kd Hall is in from Nutt this
week.
Mrs. O. B. Arnold of Pha-nix Is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. R. C. Hoffman is visiting
friends in Salt Lake City. Utah.
J. C. Huff waa here on business
this week.
Senator Upton was down on busi
ness Monday.
Thos. Phillips and family have
moved to Phoenix.
John Stein of the Harvey system
waa here yesterday.
Ira and Cal Baker are in El Paso
this week.
D. B. Stephens was in Santa Fe
on official business, this week.
Inspector P. J. Moran was visit
ing his brothers bere, Saturday.
Miss lone Hodgdon was In El
Paso this week.
Lillian Lindauer and Mrs. Thur
mond were in El Paao, Thursday.
Wm. Fogg and family of Minne
apolis, Minn., have been visiting
the Atkins brothers.
Walter Wilkinson of Santa Rita
was shaking hands with his many
Deming friends, Sunday.
Miss Frankie Burnham of El Paso
spent Thanksgiving with her broth
era Herbert and Nathan Osmer.
Mrs. Kagee and children of Cooks
were visiting friends here this
week.
Chas. Faulkner of Hemanaa and
H. McNett of Columbus were in
Deming this week.',
Mrs. M. B. Ament E'Vers left for
San Antonia to join her husband,
Tuesday.
Dr. P. M. Steed was called to
Duncan, Aria, on professional busi
ness, this week.
Otto Smith left for Florida, Mon
day. He will visit friends at Waco,
Texas, enroute.
aWm. Carey, J. P. Nunn and Dr.
J. G. Moir were in El Paso, Mon
day.
Manuel Pena is visiting his moth
er at Mogollón for a couple or
weeks.
Mrs. Munson and children have
returned from a visit with friends
in El Paso.
E. A. Layne and W. D. Mursay,
two of the livebt wires in New Mex
ico, were Deming visitors, Monday.
E. L Burgy and family, of Chi
cago, have decided to locate in our
growing city.
Mr. and Mn. S. C. Daracott have
returned to their nome in Tyler,
Texas after spending several weeks
with their son Dr. J. C. Daracott.
Miss Thursa Watson, of Emmetts
burg, Iowa, has been visiting at the
home of Paul J. Case, Miss Watson
left for Los Angles, Saturday night.
J. Sloat Fasfett of Elmira N. Y
spent the first of the week in Dem
ing as a guest of his old friend John
Corbett.
Mrs. J. L. Jones arrived from
Albuquerque Saturday to make her
home in Deming, Mr Jones is the
new round house foreman for the
Santa Fe.
Notice of Annual Meeting of
Stockholders.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of stockholders of
the Deming National Bank, of Dem
ing, New Mexico, for the election
of Directors, to serve for the ensu
ing year, will be held in the bank
ing room of the said bank, Tues
day, January 12th, 1912, between
the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
p. m.
By order of the Board of Direct
ors, H. H. Kelly, A. J. Clark,
Cashier. President.
Deming, N. M., December G, 1911.
4w44
Frank Orme's Death a My
tery. Frank Orme, eleven years old, left
his home, just north of the railroad,
Monday morning, with his dog and
.22 rifle to hunt rabbits in the ad
joining sage brush. The boy did
not return at night and the parents
being anxious organized a searching
party and Tuesday fore-noon the
faithful dog led them to where the
boy lay, with his skull crushed.
The boy waa still alive and every
thintr possible was done to save his
life, but he died Tuesday night,
without regaining conciousueas.
There are all kind of stories afloat
as to the course of the crime and
who committed it, but the officers,
who are doing their best, nave no
thing to offer at this time.
The unfortunate boy's watch and
gun are missing.
Baptist Revival.
Special services Sunday evening
for young men.
The meetings are increasing in
interest. A singer has been employ
ed and the music will be looked af
ter in an especial capacity. All
singers will be welcomed to the cho
rus. The services will continue'
through next week, every evening
begining at 7:15. You are cordially
invited to attend.
A. E. Boyd.
Dr.E. M. Meyer of Greenville, III
spent the first of the week with his
old friend and classmate Dr. M. J
Moran. Dr. Meyer was on his way
home from Mexico, where he hn
been on a tour of investigation.
New Jewelery Firm. ,
Snyder Bros is the firm name of
our up to date new Jewelry store,
which is temporarily located in the
old Graphic building. One of the
brothers will devote his time to the
jewelery business and the other is
agent for the Simple Oil Engine and
will demonstrate to the farmers,
that this is the engine for them to
Install. Welcome.
School Notes.
Miss Kaiser spent her vacation at
her ranch home.
The Sixth Grade Literary Societies
have combined to prepare a Christ
mas program.
We are sorry to note the illness
of Miss Klotz. . Her work is being
done by Miss MaryLou Swope.
We are glad to see Lilyan Beard.
Alice Gorman, and Kathryn Russell
again in school.
The new pupils this week at the
Central building are Rosalie Corral
and Ignacio Erandes.
Miguel Maruffo of the Central
building reports a pleasant vacation
spent at Palomas.
Several from the Seve nth Grade
who have been absent on account of
sickness, have resumed their work.
Mr. Bedichek's talk on Taxation
given in the High School Wednesday
was instructive and brought up
many live questions.
Mary Helen Atkins (and Raymond
Ludlow are absent from the Sixth
Grade;the former because of an in
jury resulting from a runaway, find
the latter because of serious illnees.
On Thanksgiving morning the
Deming High School Basket Ball
team, accompany ed by quite a
crowd of good rooters, went to Sil
ver City to meet the New Mexico
Normal School Basket Ball team.
Well, we came, we saw, they con
quered.
We have only two excuses to of
fer, The inexperience of our team
and the high latitude which told on
our girls greatly towards the end of
the game. The Silver girls are
certainly to be praised for their fast
team. We are are not at all dis
couraged but rather encouraged and
feel that with a month or two of
good practice and hard work, we
can show them what Deming really
can do.
After the fact thai the Silver
City girls boasted that they would
win by a score of about 20 to 0, we
feel proud of the score 5 to 10.
Notwithstanding the size of their
girls and the fact that they were
a more experienced team, we tied
them twice in the first half. The
first half was half over before we
allowed them to score at all, then
we followed them closely, the score
at the end of the first half, being 4
to 6 in their favor. There isn't
much to say about the second half,
except, that they gained five points
while we gained but one.
The High School boys certainly
did show the Tigers a surprise,
when they played all aruund them,
Thanksgiving at the ball park. The
final score was 0 to 0; but that does
not tell of the playing of the High
School boys. The Deming Tigers
outweighed the High School boys
nearly twenty pounds to the man,
but certainly did lack the practice
and speed of the High School boys.
The ball was in the Tigers' territory
most all the game. The nearest the
Tigers had the ball to the High
Schools' goal was 10 yards, while the
High School had the ball on the 2i
yard line, and would have scored a
touchdown if Cooper had not been
penalized 15 yards for shoving,
Long tried five attempts for a field
goal; but on the account of the soft
ness of the ball, his attempts were
unsuccessful. Carter had only one
chance for the Tigers and he missed
that by 15 feet. Sam Watkins
played the star game for the Tigers:
while for the High School everyone
put up an unusually good game.
standing above everything was
James Winters' wonderful tackle of
Rodolf, who had secured the ball on
the Tigers' 30 yard line and dashed
down the field with Winters close on
his heels, James got him on the
High School five yard line, with one
of the finest tackles made on the
Deming field.
Church of Christ
S. MOORC, MINISTER,
Preaching next Lord's Day at 11
a. m. and at 7.5W p. m. Dy the past
or.
Splendid services last Lord's Day.
It is a pleasure to see so many new
people In our church audiences.
Eight of our people attended the
District Convention at El Paso last
week.
Bible School at 9:45 next Lord's
Day. Come. A cordial invitaion
is extended to all.
. 1 he same reservations hold good
for all numbers on the Lecture
Course.
Whitney Bros Quartet Tuesday
night. ,
Clocks and Silverware at Snyder
Bros. Jewelers.
Another bunch of live Lodi, Cali
fornia boosters are here this week.
You can skate at Bakers Hall on
TuesJay, Thursday and Saturday.
Gold and gold filed watches at re
asonable prices at Snyder Bros Jew
elers. Fine watch and jewelery repairing
and engraving.Snyder Bros. Practi
cal Jewelers.
The skating rink will be open to
puplic, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday. Fine engraving. All engraving
free of charge on goods purchased
from Snyder Bros. Jewelers.
II. G. Bush has a new E. M. F. 30
and is getting w that he handles it
with the ease of an old chauffer.
Frank Nordhaus is driving a new
Chalmers auto. Some class to our
merchants.
The K. of P. lodge will give its
annual New Year Ball this year,
the same as always.
Its time to urder your fruit trees,
grape vines and shrubs. See C. L.
Betts, Deming and Mimbres Valley
Land Co, Deckert Bldg.
The Slos8-Case land Co. have sold
the W. J. EvanB, 40 acre tract,
south of Deming to Mr. Lovelace of
El Paso.
Get a season's ticket to the Lect
ure Course now. $2 for the four
attractions, each one is worth at
east one dollar.
See the latest patterns silver
toilet goods at Snyder Bros. Jewelers.
Artistic engraving free on all goods
purchased.
At an early date we will open in
temporary quarters with a stock of
watches and jewelery of all kinds.
Snyder Bros. Jewelers.
The Clansman was presented last
evening to a large and appreciated
audience, and those who attended
are loud in their nraise. The com
pany is away above the average.
Expert watch repairing. We will'
be prepared to do just as fine watch
repairing right here in Deming as
you can find anywhere in the South
west. Snyder Bros. Practical Jew
elers.
W. J. Wamel unloaded a 45-h-p
traction engine today and will hitch
t to gang plows and get busy. W.
J. says he can break 30 acres of raw
ground each day.
R. L. Miller is going to start a
sales day. The first sale will prob
ably be pulled off on the first Mon
day in January. If you have any
thing to sell or exchange see Miller
about it.
A new tailor shop has made its
appearance in Iteming. The new
firm is located in the Little build
ing on Silver avenue. Henry
George and Ballard Barron of El
Paso are the proprietors.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roberts of Illi
nois, and u. w. llachmle, K. D.
Baker and J. B. Miles of Jackson,
Michigan, transcontinental auto
tourists passed thru Deming Tues
day. Keep the dollar in Deming. When
you can spend your money right
here n Deming and get juc'.tis good
or better values, as when you send
it away. Why not keep the dollar
in Deming. Wait until you pee our
new stock. Snyder Bros.
Less than three months ago Rob
ert L. Miller purchased one lot on
S. Gold avenue, near the Blackham
machine works, for $1100. Yester
day the Sloss-Case Iand Co. sold it
to Mr. Lovelace, a wealthy sheep
man of El Paso, for $2200. Mr.
Lovelace will erect a modern brick
store building at once, Hob says
Deming real estate leata anything
that he can find for an investment
Paul Harrison has sold his land
near Hondale to Pattberg & Wells,
for $20.00 per acre. Messers Patt
berg and Wells, will make extensive
improvement on this land. This
firm also sold J. Kolina homestead
to California people and Mr. E. C
Wells a member of the firm has
bought J. Kolina desert claim and
filed a homestead on same, Wells
says yes we are here to stay, and we
dont ask anyone to invest money
where we would not invest ours.
Whitney Bros. Male Quartette one
of the most noted musical attract
ions in the whole country win ap
pear at the Crystal Theatre, Tues
day evening, December 12. The
season tickets for the four remaining
attractions will be $3 and single ad
mission to the Whitney Bros has been
placed at 75 cents. No one can af
ford to mis this musical treat.
Ned Keith, for years a fireman on
the Santa Fe, was killed at Moun
tainair on November 20 in a head-
on collision between two freight
trains. The body was Bent to Phoo
nix, Ariz, for burial. Mr. Keith
leaves a wife and baby son to mourn
his death.
Rev. J. H. Shepard will preach
at Mountainview, Saturday night
and Sunday morning and Rev. Z.
Moore, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Dinner on the ground
Everybody come.
Anno unce men t
IBy next Monday, December 1 1, at latest, we will open
in temporary quarters (the old Graphic building, N. Gold
Ave.) with a nice line of Diamonds, Solid Gold and Gold
Filled Jewelery, Watches, Rings, Lockets, Chains and
Jewelery of every description.
We were obliged to open in temporary quarters in order
to open for business before the holidays.
JWe have come to make Deming our home and in the
near future our permanent location will be as well equip
ped and stocked as any jewelery store in New Mexico.
IIn addition to a general stock of Jewelery, fine watch
and jeweler repairing and engraving will be a big feature
of our business.
fJYou will find that you can spend your dollars right here
in Deming, for Chiistmas presents, and receive just as
good, or better values, and just as acceptable presents
as if you sent your money out of town, and you realize
full well that a dollar spent in Deming does good in
Deming but the money you send away takes a long time
to get back.
Asking your patronage on the basis of absolute satisfac.
tion, we are.
Yours Truly,
SNYDER BROTHERS
Practical Jewelers and Engravers
R. R. Dope.
BY O. D. M.
Dick Phillips is the new car in
spector for the Santa Fe.
Frank Phillips is back to work
after a two weeks layoff.
Conductor Ellis Williams and
crew came down from Santa Rita to
spend Sunday in the Deming sun
shine.
Wm. Lawson, relay operator for
the Santa Fe at San Marcial, came
down Sunday to spend a month with
Billy Graves on his ranch north of
town.
Ain't it a shame Brother Gorman
could not lay off. Ask him about
it. He may say he wanted to go to
Tunis.
Southern Pacific new time table
No. 70, in effect December 6 at
12:01 a. m. Uses mountain time
east of Yuma, Arizona.
J. B. King, Superintendent E. P.
& S. W. Ry. with headquarters at
Douglass, Ariz, was a pleasant cal
ler, Sunday 3 inst.
General Superintendent J. M.
Kurn and Superintendent F. E.
Summers were in Deming with a
special train making their usual in
spection.
General Master Mechanic of Rio
Grande division, made us a visit
Thursday, returning to Albuquer
que the same date.
Third trick operator Billy Graves
and his friend Billy Lawson are
buying all the chickens in Deming
and near vicinity. Graves says
Lawson is going to herd them on
his ranch four miles north of town.
The new Southern Pacific Farm
ers train No. 1002 East bound pas
sed Deming Thursday morning at
a. m. Engine 2290, Engineer
Wm. Smith, Conductor Jno. Miller
and the following cars: Baggage
car 6315, Diner 10023, Sleepers
China, El Oriente, El Norte and
Observation 2806.
The new Southern Pacific solid
steel train No. 1001 arrived in Dem
ing at 12:24 a. m. and departed at
12:30 a. m. December 6th. Engine
3016, Engineer Billy Anderson, Con
ductor John Miller, Baggage car
6402, Diner 10044, Sleepers Crede,
Momus and Antilles. Observation
cer bm the sleeping cars arc
named after three of the coasting
steamers of the Southern Pacific
System between New York and New
Orleans. Dynamos are installed in
the baggage cars to generate juice
for lighting the cars in these
trains. Every possible convenience
has been arranged for the passen
on the trains. The shower baths
are proving a luxury which trans
continental travel had never known
before. Maids, Manicurists, Steno
graphers, Porters and Waiters are
provided for the passengers who in
clude a number of bridal parties.
Telephone connections are to be
made at all terminals so the passen
gers may have connections with all
local and long distant lines. There
were 500 people at New Orleans to
see this train when it left on its
maiden trip. The East bound train
No. 1002 will pass through Deming
Thursday morning at 6:45 a. m.
Plainview.
Rev. Picket preached at D. L.
Ponds, Sunday.
Judge Brack and Mrs. Brack
spent Thanksgiving as guests of
Mrs. W. A. Ramsey.
What beautiful, bright days we
are having, while our eastern friends
are annoyed with damp cold weath
er. W. J. Wamel has just received
his big engine, and will begin break
ing on a large scale for his next
Notice.
Depsrtment of Territorial Engineer.
Number of application 006.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, Dec. 6. 1911.
Notice is hernhv mvun ka. ,L.
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""Jfwith SecLon 2fi, legation Law
of 1907, John J. Hyatt of Deming,
County of Luna, Territory of New
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Territorial Engineer of New Mexico for
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pcrnm w appropnau I rom the Public
waters of the Territory of New Mexico.
Such annrnnriatinn la . i .
from Mule canyon at a point S 6 T 21 S
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u, .o, t.i, , íí, i, i s k weft (un
urveyed) by means of diversion em
bankment and ditches or canals, and
ST uwd for irrigation of 2240 aerea.
The Territorial Engineer will take
this application up for consideration on
the 6th dav nf March 1019 .11
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Notice for lublicatinn.
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land
wiuio ai im truces, new Mexico.
November 28, 1911.
Notice la hoiv.hu iritian !., If r
Dever, mother and only heir of James
C. Dever, dei'd assignee Adelaide C.
Kasson, assignee Sara J. Maloney of
. w.. .Lull J7.ni,
made desert land entry No. 1120 (0911)
for senej section 10, township 28,
range 8w. N M P Meridian, ha filed
notice of Intention to make final
proof, to establish claim to the
S. Commissioner B. Y. McKeyes, at
ai.v. nuuii ul'kt uHi. Deiora 1 1
of January, 1911.
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claimant names aa witnesses:
Illia Dnrnhiiapk nt TV nU. V If
v wining, ui.
Henry Lesdos
F.mil Snlitmnn i
Joshephine Fenqall " "
uecojano jose UONZALEs, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
L,ana umce at Uta Cruces. N. M.
November 28, 1911.
Nntica is hpnahv crivan thar V'. . t
. .mtj rm
Dever, assignee of John F. Hoover,
assiimee of Livinmtnna a v,.w.
of Deming. N. M., who, on March 2,'
jw maoe desert land entry No. 1121
(912)for;4swl ec2sie iec.2 to'vn?hip
24s.range 8w, N M I Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final proof
to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, berore B. Y. McKeyes, U. S.
Commissioner, at Doming, N. M., on
the 15th day of January, 1912.
Claimant nampa aa tvitnasiA..
Louis Dornbus of Deminir ' N. M.
Henry Lesdos
Emil Soliirnae
Joseuhine Fendall
dec8jan6 Josk Gonzales, Reei'ster
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
wince at i. truces, New Mexico.
on November 28, 1911.
Notice la herebv trivan that tu
Dornbusch of Deminir N. M wh
August 20, 1909, made homestead entry.
Vt nn aus át nmiifi a... .J
no, oo-tjo ior eiMWt; iNSWi, section
15 township 24s, range 8w, N M P Merid
ian, has filed notion of intention to
make final commutation proof to estab-
nan ciaim to we lana above described,
before B. Y. MrKevea II. S 1',;..
sioner, at Deming, New Mexico, on th
15th day of January, 1912.
cimmani names aa witnesses:
Mary F. Dever of Deming, N. M.
Joseoh Remondini
James A. Kbea "
Singleton B. Rhea " "
decfcjanS Joss Gonzales, Register.
season's crop.
Robt, S. Pond is busy marketing
his cane forage. There's more than
one hundred tons yet to be bailed
in the Plainview vicinity.
We've just received a phone mes
sage, telling that R. F. Wilhoit has
his pumping plant going, securing
400 to 500 gallons per minute with
draw aown la the well of only
feet, n-MR-mnch M a p!unn",r
't-
(,.'4
nt, we will give more r-;.;!. .
nejet week, if obtsirbl;.
Diamond set jewelery in broi""
rings, lockets, bract-lets, r.t Zv.f
Bros. Jewclern.