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The Spanish-American, -Roy, -Hiding Conntv.' New Mexico. Saturday September -23rd, 1922.
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GLASSES
We are now prepared to test
your eyes and fit glasses. .
Can furnish you any kind of
glasses, or any corrective treat
ment for the eye you can get
any where.
The i?lumlee Hospital
Roy
N.M.
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JONES
For Senator
MORROW
For Congress
JHINKLE
For Governor
BRAXTON
For Sisprenia Court .
cssitis
We handle a complete line of
. Croceries
S3 Meats
At prices you can afford to pay
-Give us a trial-- .
An audit of New Mexico's expenses should be made; The ac
counts of the state would reveal to the citizens where their money
has been wasted year after year. In three Republican administ- -rations,
the cost of government has gone from four million to
eleven million dollars. Republican recklessness has caused this,v
with the consequent burdensome increases in taxation. Elect oa
of the Democratic ticket this year means a return to efficient and?
economic government, as any business should be.
"Let us see the books by all means."
EGGS -EGGS-EGGS
We will pay you O CT cents in
cash for them. V ,
Or pay you 30C in trade A
CITY MEAT MARLET
. ; , OSCAR KIDD, Proprietor
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TIRESPECIALS
; G & J Tires
32 x 3 1-2 $12.00
32x4 $15.00
33x4 $17.50
Michelin Cords reduced
again. Selling now at
$12.75
BUY YOUR TIRES WHERE YO U GET -YOUR
AIR '
R. S. Wood Motor
Company ,
NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF
ACTION .
State of New Mexico)
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County of Harding )
In the' District Court thereof,
Eighth Judicial District.
John U. Tobler,
Plaintiff,
A-.
Gabriel Sahtistevart, the un
known heirs of Gabriel Santis
tevan, deceased, Diego , Rivera,
the unknown fteirs of Diego Riv
era, deceased, Francis Clutton,
the unknown heirs of Francis
Clutton, deceased, Jose L Armijo
Tomasita Lucero de. Armijo, An
tonia G. de Armijo, the unknown
heirs of Felipe Armijo, deceased,
the unknown heirs of Feliciano
Armijo,' deceased, the 'unknown
heirs of Tomas Armijo, deceased,
Jenaro Maestás,' the " unknown
heirs of Jenaro Maesta's deceas-'
ed, the -uáknowty 'heirs ,'bf , Jose:
Leon semDrano, aeceasea, me
unknown heirs of Jose Leon
Sambran, deceased,' Jose Garcia,
Gavina A Garcia, Ricardo Gon
zales, Simona G. Gonzales, Chico
Sheep Company and all unknown
claimants of interests in the pre
mises described in the complaint
adverse to the plaintiff,
Defendants.
The above named defendants,
Gabriel Santistevan, Diego Riv
era, Francis Clutton, Jenaro Ma
estas, Antonia G. de Armijo,
Ricardo Gonzales, Chico Sheep
Company, the unknown heirs of
Gabriel Santistevan, deceased,
the unknown heirs of Diego Ri-
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vera, deceased, tne unimown ,-,T
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heirs of Francis Clutton. deceas- ur. v.v. xuuuu iu muu,
ed. the unknown heirs of Felipe I a business visitor in Roy Thurs-
j Armijo, deceased, the unknown I jay morning, while here he cal-
Condensed Statement of Conditions of the , 1
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
'V"(" ' ' "-" ; " ' Roy, New Mexico ;. . : "...
Called for- by the Comptroller of the Currency at the close of business September 15th, 1922
RESOURCES
' ; i...; ' '.
Loans & Discounts ' v -Stocks
& Bonds
: Federal Reserve Stock
Overdrafts ;
Furniture & Fixtures " :
Interest earned uncollected
Other Resources
Cash & Sight Exchange
$169,392.96
, 497.64
1,800.00
30.45
- 1,850.00
: 4,441.05
45.54
44,888.72
, 222,946.36
LIABILTTTES
Capital . '
Surplus -.
Rediscounts
Interest collected1 unearned
Deposits ' ' '
$ 50,000.0'
10,000.00
422.51;
141,'669.38
222-.946.36;
OFFICERS
Jar
;!,;. ;, H B. Jones, President 1
v- C. L. Justice; Cashier ;?:
Lillian A. Bess, Asst. Cashier. ...
DIRECTORS AND STOCKHOLDERS
W.H. Fuqua, Stockholder.
Pres. 1st, N. Bk. Amarillo, Tex.
G.R. Abernathy
. . , " '' '" Faruer
F.S. Brown
Farmer;
C.L. Justice
,' . i S.. Floersheim :
Pres. Floersheim Merc Co'!.' '
H.B.' Jones
Pres. 1st, N. Bk. Tucumcari, N.M-
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THE OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN HARDING COUNTY
"Member Federal Reserve System"
Don't forget to get your dinner
at the ELITE CAFE Sunday.
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James J. Christman
Driller and Contractor
Deep Holes a Specialty
Custom Plowing, Large Tracts
ROY. NEW MEXICO-
Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts
We have the only complete tract index to the Harding
County Records. .
We have an experienced abstracter in charge of our
business.
We give our entire time and attention to the abstract
business.' . ,, , '' t 1 !; ' '
Our abstracts are approved by all loan companies Oper-
ing in Harding County.
We can furnish abstracts promptly, and at a reasonable
charge. ' ' .
Harding County Abstract. Co.
INCORPORATED AND BONDED
Mosquero, New Mexico.
ed, the unknown heirs of Tomas
Armijo, deceased, the unknown
heirs of Jenaro Maestas, deceas
ed, the unknown heirs of Jose
Leon Sémbrano, deceased, the un
known heirs of Jose Leon Sam
bran, deceased, and all unknown
claimants - of interests in the
premises described in the com
plaint adverse to the plaintiff,
are hereby notified that the
above entitled action has been
commenced by the above named
plaintiff against all the defend
ants herein, the general objects
of which action are to quiet title
in plaintiff to the real property
hereinafter described, and that
plaintiff's title thereto be estab
lished and that the defendants
herein, and each of them, be
barred and ever estopped from
having or claiming any right,
title or interest in or to said
real property: The real property
affected by this action to which
it is sought to quiet the title be
ing the following described real
property, situate, lying and bei
ng in Harding County, New Me
xico, to wit:
The Northwest Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter and the Sou
th HaTf of the South Half of
Section Seventeen, the East Half
of the Northeast Quarter, the
Northeast Quarter of the South
east Quarter, the Northwest
Quarter of the Northwest Quar
ter, the South Half of the North
west Quarter and the Northeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quar
ter of Section Twenty, the North
us a nice order for stationery.
Little. Avis Johnson celebrat
ed her fourth birthday last Tues
day afternoon Her mama in-
kvited her little cousins to her
home and the little tots enjoyed
the afternoon romping and play
ing, and eating lunch prepared
for them. The little folks had
a fine time and Avis reveived a
number of nice presents.
i
east Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter of Section Twenty Nine,
the North Half of the Northwest
Quarter, and the- Northwest
Quarter Of the Northeast Quar
ter of Section Twenty Eight, the
Jast Half of the Northwest Quar
ter and the West Half of the
Northeast Quarter of Section
fhirty two, Township Eighteen,
North, Range Twenty Nine, East
of the New Mexico Principal
Meridian.
And said defendants, and each
of them, are further notified
that unless they enter their ap
pearance herein on or before
the 11th day of November, 1922,
judgement will be rendered agai
nst them by default.
That the name and postoffice
address of plaintiffs attorney
is W. R. Holly, Springer, New
Mexico
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of said court at Mosquero,
Harding County, New Mexico,
this 31st day of August, 1922.
C. Ernest Anderson,
- Clerk of said Court. !
Seal ... .' i .'.
Sheriff Spivey never knew
how many people wanted his job
until the conventions were cal
led this fail.
A good health hint: Never try
to sleep on a man who is a live
wire.
C. E. Anderson and family
spent Wednesday in Roy visit
ing relatives and friends.
Don't forget the Texas-New
Mexico Highway Association
which meets at Roy Monday and
Tuesday of next week.
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HAINES OPENS . . . : .
RESTAURANT
. P. C. Haines has rented the
Foster Building which was for
merly used as a community hall
and has rearranged . the room,
raVimined tha walls and other
wise improved the building and
has opened up a first class res
taurant and dining room.
He has added some new fix
tures and has one of the swell-
est eating places in town and no
doubt will command all of his
old trade and considerable new
trade as he has one of the fin
est locations in town.
He serves his first meal Thnrs
day evening and will besides
furnishing regular meals have a
complete short order counter and
will handle cigars, tobacco, gum,
candies etc.
Roy is surely in need of just
such a place as Mr. Haines will
maintain and we congratulate
him on his foresight of the needs
of our little town.
:ALL FOR PRECINCT..
v PRIMARY
The Republicans of. Pet. No.
3, Harding. County, will hold ..
their primary Wednesday the 27,
day of September, 1922, at the -I.
O. O. F. Hall, in Roy, at the
hour of 2 P. M.
Precinct No. 3, is entitled to.,
16 Delegates to the County Con- '
vention, which will be held at
Roy on the 29th, day of Septem- -ber,
1922. -
Every Republican within Pet.
No. 3, is requested to attend -y.
this primary, rank and file . of
the Republican Party will rule- -.
in the selection of Delegates. " "
F. S. Brown, ,
u .... , Pet. Chairman
Attest: . .' i --f '
Frank L. Schultz,
Secretary
R. R. Larkin and wife of Las
Vegas were in Roy and Mosque
ro the first of the week. Mr.
Larkin represents a large schools
supply firm.
The American Legion and the
Ladies' Auxiliary held their reg
ular business meeting Tuesday
evening,- of this. week. .After
the close of the business session
the Auxiliary served refresh
ments to those present. Afine!
time was reported by all .
;.4n.tU.,
Martin Hickox of Herkemer,
New York, was calling on a dear
friend in Roy several days this
week. j.
The Ladies Aid Society of the -Union
Chuch held their meeting :
Wednesday afternoon with seven :
teen" members present., The1
afternoon was 'spent in quilting. -
and sewingr - much interest is ;
manifested in the Union Aid.
Good fellowship snd Christian'
spirit prevails. Visitors and
new members are always wel
come . The meeting will be hell
at the Church until further .-
notice. , u;.!.
; \n\n led at the e.A. ónice ana íeix
h'eirs of Feliciano Armijo, deceas