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VOL. 10. KEIINA, CHAVES COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, OAR. 10, 1916. NO. 4.
Department of tho Interior, U. S.
Land Office, at Roswell, N. M.,
n. 9 lfus.
Notice Is hereby chcn that James D. Hearn.
of Hoar., N- M.. who. on March 15, 1I9. mnde
Add'l HE.. 8or!ul No. ?.")S71, for Lots 6. 7;
r.'.'r,V,:,', nco. C. Town.liti7.S.. Rar.ec 30 E..
N M. 1 Meridian, has llled notice of Intention
to make final Ave year proof to estabiisn
claim to the hind above described, before
Dan C. Savage. U. 8. Commissioner, in his of
fice, at lenn, N. M., on March iO. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
I'inhey A. Wade, Kit-hard I!. Reagan, Mrs.
PipWey A. Wade, Richard L, Ownby, nil of
ooi!, Ni Mi
. '. F.tatneU Pntton; ,
Feb. lMoln 17 ' Rct'Wer.
, .
So!!cp for rublJottloa.
02(F8
Department of tbe Interior, U. S.
Lund Office at RoswelUN. M., Feb P. li;6.
Notice Is hereby Riven that Tro U. Hendrix
of Rt. 3. F.Hda, N, M., who on Auic. 80, 1012,
. made HE. Serial No. 056.1X6. for Lots 1, S. 3 &4,
, I Sec. 5, and Lois 1 & , Section 3, Twp. 6 9
1 . , Ranire 33 B. N; M. I. Meridian, ban tiled
, hbtltie tit ihtehtMn tb hiniie ntiKl thhife yctii
i'l'nbt. to establish claim to the land libove
described before Dan C, Snvnee. tT. S. Com
missioner, in his oflloe nt Kenna, N. M., on
March S, l')ie.
Claimant names as witnesses:
F.flwin Chavers. James V, Davis, these of
J ml sou. N. M., Jason H. HJnrtrlx. Pr"ston I!.
Butler, these of Itt. 3, Elidu. N. M. ;
, . . Emmett Patton.
feb. iB Mchi i7. Kbglster
Kollrit for Fublicfiilon.
Department of the Interior, TJ. S. Land
Ofiiee nt Roswell, N. M.. Feb. fl, lno.
Notice Is hereby given that Rube Hnrdin.
of EtileliM K.M. who, on Sept. 21. toi.-.,
mnde HD. K, Scr. No. 0:1M. for VM Sec. 9.
Tp. 8 S., Rrmire .It F..; S. M. P. Meridian,
bun died notice of intention to uiaUo I'iunl
three yenr Proof, to establish claim toithe
lnnd above dosorlneil, before O. E. Ooebel, IT.
H. Commissioner, In bis of Hoe. at r.aalehl!!,
N. M..on March J-, 1010.
Claimant names an witnesses:
Henjnmln N. Burnett, Jns Ibirnctt, Claud
C. reettmn, James L.Grnves, all of Eneloliill,
N M.
Hiuiuettrat .ton,
Kcb. 11-Mcib U. Hccisteri
koticr Fort rvm.icATios
Xon Coal 011-41:,
Department of the Interior, V. 8.
nnd Office at Fort Sun n -r, N. M., Fob. 1, 1'nO.
Notice is Iierehy given that Mary .1. Hoard.
of Clniidcll, N. M., who, on December 5,1112,
made, HO.B. No. 011-115. for XH, Section it.
Township SS Uttnite 89 K.. N.M.P . Meridian.
has Hied notice of intention to malie Final
Three-Vcar Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before C. A. Coffey, tJ.
Commissioner. In his office, at Kll la, N. M.,
on the lHth day of March, lio.
Claimiint names as witnesses:
Henry .wissler. Luclnda Latiderbnclt,
Chm-lesN. Dresslndofrcr, Sidney P. Hoard, all
Claudell, N. M.
A. J. Kvaiis. Ko.!stcr.
Feb, U McIi, 10.
Notice for Fuulication.
v , 0201M
0--W9 .
" Department of the Interior, U. 8
Ind Office at Rogwell, N. M Jan. 8, 1918.
Notice Is hereby (fiven that William C. Bus
iy, of Valley View, N. M., who on Feb. SO
1913. made HE, Serial Number OSO!'.' for SKW;
and on Deo. ID. l13, made odd'l III-;. Serial No,
bfc079 for SW". f en. 11; Town-ihlr 1 8;;anlr
Jl E.; N. M. I4, Meridlani has tiled notice of
intention to rnnko llnnl three-year liroof, to
establish claim to tho lni,d aiiove .described,
before Dan Savace, TJ, fiv Commlraloner,
in his office, at Kenna. N. M.. on March 21,
1"16.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James H. Mc Arthur, of Elid-. N. M., John
A. Stobb. Willie H.Cryer, Georfe S. Morrl,
these of Valley View, N. M.
Kmmett PRtton
Feb. 18-Mch. !. ' HeKlstcr.
S0TICE FOIt ruELICATION.
Non Coal 0107-13
Department of the Interior, TJ. S;.
Land Oitlce at Fort Sumner, N, M.. Jnnaary
31, 1916.
Notice is hereby iflven thatThomns C.
onxini, of Kenna, N. M , who. on Juno 0. 1913.
made Homestend entry, No. 0107J,',, for SEX
RF.'i. WKSEM. See. 20: NWUNB. ENWM.
E.'iSWM, Section X TownMi'p B 8,. Rnnire 2d
E., N M. P. Jler.. has filed notl( e of intention
to mal?e Final Three Yesr. Proof to establish
claim to the landttbovc dcorlhedi onfhre Dan O.
Savat'e. U. S. Commissioner. In his office, at
Kenna, N.M., on the SUh day of March, 1916.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Robert IU, Fletcher, James M. Shermn-".
James L. Crosby, Henjamin K. Good, allot
Kenna, N. M.
A.J. Evans, Reuister.
Feb, 23-Mch. 21.
fiOTHE '()H rrBLICATIOS.
' 03-S14
Departmect of tho Interior, U. S.
Land ofllce at Roswell, N, M-, Feb. 19. 1916.
Notice Is hereby ulven that Ernest Mullen,
of Valley View. N. M., who on March 5, 19i
made HD E-Ser.No. 030914, for NH, Seo. g.
Twp. 7 S.. Uanue 31. E. N. M.P. Meridian, has
tiled notice of Intention to make Final three
5 cur Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before DnnC, Savntfe, V, S.Com
misioner. In Ills ofllce; at Kenna, N. M.. on
April fii t9lli.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Claude Freeman, Henry Bcebe, Rube
riardln. thnso of Knglchtll. N. M., nmr. M.
Proffer, of Vullcy View, N. M. - .
' Emmett Patton,
Mch. S Mch. 31 .-ilteiristar
ot!c for l'ubHfntion.
F.s.ces
tih Coal It. 017017
XJonartment of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Fort Sumner, N. M.. Jan. 31, 1016.
Notice la hereby given that Mary E. Lem
ons, widow of JohnM. Lemons, (deceased), of
Kenna, N. M., who' on i April. SI. 1009. made
IID.E. Serial No. 017C17, for SW!(, Section 33.
T. 5 S., It. 31 E., N. M. P. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to mnkel Final Klvc year
proof, to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before Dan V. Savaue, U, . Com
missioner, In his ofllce, at Kenna N. M.,on
the 18th day of March. 1916,
' Claimant najiies aa witneoses.
Editar E. Lee. Joe It. Evans, those of Kenna,
N. M Calvin Patton, JameB H. MoArthilr.
these of EV.a, N. M., Ut. S.
A. J. Evr.i. Register.
Feb. ll-Mch. 17,
NOTICE OF SLIT
(By Publication)
In the District wonrt-of the Flfih Judicial Dls
tristof the state of Now Mexico, within and
frthe County of huvis
E. L. Smli, PlK'.niifr,
v.
n T. "s'-e Iella
Vance, bis wife, and
.Thomns if. Ci-ume,
Is Defendants.
Ip the District Court
No. 36
New
Hii
Departrrietlt of the Interior
United States Laud Office, Fort Pmnndr.
New Mexico. February 17. 1916
Notice is hereby Riven that the Stale of New
Mexico, by virtue of the Acts of Coiiirre:s
approved June 81, 1SW, and June 20, 1910. has
has filed In this offlco selection lists for tho fol-
)w1dk described iar.ds:
L!t No. 7010. Serial No. 013321.
NKM, Sec, 26, T. 5 S., It. 31 E., 163 acres,
List :r.. Soi iM 01M1.
SKJ. Sec. 33, T. ,S., Hi 29 B.. 160acres.
Pretest or contests aimint any or nil ot such
selection niaj- IW filed In this ofllce dnrintrthe
lienod of publication or at any time before
final ccrtitication. '
.1 1 J
By CICELY WEBB.
A. J,
Mch. 1 -Mob. 31
EVANS,
" Register.
Hilda edged her way toward the
cool, Inviting, old-fashioned veranda
where Mr. Riding had been seated when
ho came forward to resent the intrusion
of Hilda Hoover and her band of en
thusiasts. "You see, we want to learn
more about Frudonce Hiding. We
have taken her as our patroness. We
have named our organization after her.
We aro making the name of Riding
famous."
This with a flourish and a mock ora
tory that drew a smile even from Mr.
Riding's vexri face, Hilda knew she
was gaining ground. 8h laughed one
of her famous disarming, teasing
laughs It was that more thnn any
thing else tlmt made the district lead
er of her ward In the city "come
across" with his signature 011 the suf
frage petition and Robert folt the
ground slipping beneath his feet. He
actually invited her to continue the
Chaves County.
Mexico. .
TnW.T. Vance and Delia Vance his wiie.
' i-f,-ni,m lu (he ntMe entitled cause:
You will tuke notice Hint a suit has been
fiifd attain! you in liie District Court of the
1 rill Judicial District ot tne ?im i iiew
Mnic.i. .witnin and for Chaves Comity in which
K U small is plaintiff and W, 'V. Vance. Delia
Vance, his if, and Thoina P. Crumc are ile
fendams. and nutwbercU Sf'iion llie Civil DocU
el of smd court.
- You arehcroby notlfyedjhat the general Ob
jects of aaid suit are as follow: To foreclose
anioitgageouUnsS, and 1H. In block 4;
lots 9 and 13 in block 53: lots 17, 111 and 13 In
block 8, all In lh town of Kemia, Chaves
County, New Maxice. securing the pnvmeil
if a lruiusiy note In the pi lnciintl (lira of
tr I f'0. k:ned by W. T. Vance, Delia Vnnce
and H. K. Walilrop, and for coot of "nil, and
m-hoi.h.-r and further re!l'f as the nature of
ite cause u,ay reiulie and as the Court shall
,',irct.
Yu ,!.., T.ii-Uier notified Hint if you fail to at
.r e. Jai auerorpad In thW cause on "r
bef.i,e ite S-'lubiyof April A. D. 1'MO. judlf
inci.t by default will be rendered again you
In t,; .suit and the allteatlons in phiintift's com
,iniut ill be taken as soiifcsstd by yon,
O. . AaHren 1 tlie atuirney for the pl'ilntiff,
and i.is business ntidi t-ss is lioswril, N. M.
. miens my bund and tlif- sualof sutd Court
at liwswtU. Nw Mexico, on tho IHh day cf
i'ci'i ukry, l';i6.
IS.kiif.!) K. V. HALLAKD.
Co-tnty Clerk,
s;.u.i Bv 1VYI.V f AUSONS,
pcpuiy,
!. l nr. 10.
NOTICE of CONTEST
Ro. C147H5
Oont. Kti
Department of the Interior, V. . Land
Office, at FortBumner. N.'M ; Feby, i9, 19i6.
To James J. B. Henderson, of Kenna. N. M.,
record address, Contcstee:
Y'ou are hereby notified that J. Floyd Stur.
man, wno gives uuve, i. m. s his posionico
address, did on June 31, 1915. file In this office
Jjls duly .oroboratcd application to contest and
secure the cancellation of your homestead entry.
Serial No.05.1Hl, made April S4, 1909, for SWM,
Section 21, Township 4 8., HanRC 27 E., N. M.
P, Meridian, and as grounds for his contest he
alleges that the said James J lli Henderson
has wholly abandoned said tract of liitid: that
he has not resided upon or cultivated any
art thereof for more than a year last past;
there hyno house on the plaoei therS i no dug
out nor any kind of a place to live on tne lana.
You are, tiiorefore, further notified that the
said allegation will be taken as confessed, and
your add entry will be caiicclca without further
riiflil tobo board, eliher before this office or on
appeal. If you full to file In this office within
twenty days after the FOL'KTH publication of
this notice, as shown below, your answer,
under oath, specifically responding to thoe alle
gatlonsof contest, toitethtr with due toof
that yon have served a copy of your answer on
the ssul comes) nut either in poraoii or by ten
tierid mail. -
Tou should state In your answer the name of
po.st office to which you desire future notices to
he sent to you.
A.J. Evans,
liotflater
Feb. 13, 1915
Mch. 3, 1H6
Mch. 10, 19i
Mch. 17, 1916
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
F, S. 07397
IIpi. SUIT
Cont. 5371
Department of tho Interior, IT. S.
Land Office Fort Sumner, N M. Feb. 17th, 191P-
To Calvin Mnconibcr. record address. Jack
sonville, Fla., 311' Realty ii!de Contenee:
You are hereby nolllled that J. Floyd Stpr.
man. who irives Olive. N. M. as his post-ofilce
address, did on Jpn)'. 15th, 1U1, file in this
ofllce his duly corroborated application to
contest and seCuro the cancellation of your
homestead entry, Serial No, 073'7, made Deo-
20th, 1909, for S!4NE!. and NVsSE!4. section
24. township 4 S.. Itnnelj 27 E, N. M. P. "Mer-
idiun. and as nm.uhdti ..for Bis' corneal he ol-1
lejes jhat said C'alvln Macoaiber. has wholly
abandoned said tract of land; that he has not
resided upon or cultivated any part, thereof
for more than two years lat past.
Yoa are therefore, f ui tlior untitled that the
said Blleg-ations will t e tnken as confessed,
and your said entry will be canceled without
further ltuht to be hoard, either before this
ofllce or on appeal. If you fall ttj file In this
office within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication of litis notice, as shown below,
yournnSert Under otttli; jpeoificall! respond
in to these alienation ot contest, together
with due proof that you have aervod it copy
of your answer on tho said contestant et'hcr
n person or by registered mail.
You should state In your answer the name
of the posi-ofllce to which you desire future
notices to be sent to you
lute of first publication
" 'second "
" third "
' fourth "
Jtotlc. for Publication.
0iC&31
Department of the Interior, V. S. Land
Ofllco at RosWell, N. M., Jan. 3. 1916.
Notice is hereby iflven "ftt James H. Dyrd
of licdland. N. M who, on Ck -. 14. 101-J. made
HE , Serial No. 02(4531. for SWK. taction 2.'
and SVSSK'4, Sec. S'l, and NHME1.'. Sec. 3-'
t . n. sr E.. K. M. P. Meridian, has Hied
notice of intention to make Final three yea
Proof, to establish claim to the lund above
described, before Will A. Palmer U. S. Com-
mkLnnnr. In his ofllca at Alhe, N. M.. on
March IS, PUB-
Clainuiut names as witusses:
Thomas Keller, Joseph Mrt-iiiha. D, Ollln
Hilberrv. these of Kodland. N. M-. WiUiam
McCollmwh, of Allie.N. M.
Emaiett Patton, Ucu-Ister
Feb. ll-M'-h. li.
I.Irs. J. B. Kin an.lll. Hasca
Tclil woi'o in fnmi the ranch on
business Tuesday.
U, S. Dept. of Agriculture
yi eatien ioureeiu.
Station,
MONTHLY SUMMARY.
Month of Feb. 1016.
Temperature. .
Mean -48
Maximum 82
Minimum 7
Precipitation.
Total none.
Number of Day
With .01 incU Ax .-move racip-
, itatson,. V.V. . ......... none.
filr 22
Parllt clotltiV i .... . 7
War. Horner,
Cooperative Observer.
Plains Vote Will
Cast a Figure.
Date of first publlaation
" second '
third "
" fourth .'
A. J, Evans,
lieirlster.
March X 191
March 10, 1916
Match 17. 19ia
March 21. 1916
N0TMJE 1011 1TUL11ATI0M.
oSiVU
, urtmeiH of tne interior, U. 8. Lanfl
oOlee at Koswell. N. M.. Feb. 29, 191".
Notice Is hereby given that Claude C. Free
man, of Eaulehill. N. M who on Sept. 21. 1915.
made HD. K- Serial No. 031788. for Lots 1. 3.
i a- onri the SdXS. section 4. . p. e a.,
E., N. M. P. Meridian, has Hied notice of Inten
tion to make Final Three Year proof, to estab-
HmIi ninbn to the land above described, before
C. E. Cochel. I'. 8 Commissioner, hi hisollice,
at Eafflehill, N. M on April 11.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Henry IScbee, Rube Hnrdlo. James L
Uraves Dave A tkinaoo, all ol tnirienni. N, w
Emmett Patton. Retclnter.
Mch. 3-31.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
02r6Ss
Dopartniunt 'of the Interior, U. I
Land Oflioe at ROswell. N M.. rcb. 29; 1916.
Notice Is hereby irtven that Jamca M. Prof
fer, of Valley View, N. M., who, on Nov. IP,
mis. made 11 D. E.. Serial No. 021K10K. for WW
so.32:Twt.eS.. Range HE..N.M. P. Mori
dian, has tiled notice of intention to make
frir.nl nve--vear Proof, to es'ablihi) claim to
., i..r,,i v described. beforeDi'O C. Sav
nito. U. 8. Commissioner, In his ofllce nt Ken
na. N. M. on April "i, l'u6.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John O. Greaves. Antii 8. Greaves, theso ol
Kenna. N. M., Robert C. Jlukef. William U
Whitson. these of Valley View, N- M.
Mch. 331 Emmett Patton. Register
FOR BALE
High Grade Hereford Bulls,
3 to io months old, for sale at
our ranch northwest of Kenna
G. T. & W. P. Littlcibild.
i2(5-tf. ,
More than 800 will be cast is
he nrediction of those familiar
with thejrreat plains population
Take a tin that tne detno-
latic cainiidateb will play pret
iv neavv to me Kirai pjhih
rtot'ntry of Chaves county this
election, The increase out theie
hft-A been marvelous, harm
tftr farm ban started in thai
.1 , . . l a : .
vHciion tince tne tant eiecnou
Ii is ettimated that tne m
civasH in thrj vote has Iwn two
tintidr.-(J iH?r cent out there
l.ead Ih plains is getting out
c andidates of their own, nop
n t-oget repreHcittatioir- in the
i'-uum' v C 'lu f house.
T i-i w id teat h Roswell a great
-S ill It wi'l simw tlie busi
ii .-vs in n that there, is a wid
cop- f territory to wor! for;
to connect up with by giving
ihcm good roads to haul their
produce to town; and to get
them here to trade at the valley
metropolis Sunday Star.
The abova gentle warning
was clipped 'from the Roswell
Sunday Star and will be much
better understood by the "Dear
Candidates" next day after the
primaries. It will all bo clear
to them then, when they have
been weighed in the ballance
and found wanting."
The plains people have opened
their nyes, and aro alert to tho
nee's and wishes of thir people,
and they aro necessarily uniting
in thi one fight for recognition
and consideration. It It per
tectly fiair and legal, for they
are entitled to their own.
conversation "Sri the vernda", provid
ing, of course, she would not invite the
rest of the pilgrims to join Iw.-r.
"You see," said Hilda, settling her
self gracefully in one of Robert's most
comfortable chairs, "I know that In
side that dark, Interesting old house of
yours, I could find some papers, per
haps diaries, that would tell me more
about Prudence. You ktiow that you
are very seldom here st Riding Hal!,'
and all the rest of the time this won
derful old place Is closed. Well, don't
you think you could let us, the suf-"
fragists of our organization, I mean,'
have the privilege of visiting the bouse:
say one day a week? You know It ls
a sort of shrine to us. It Is where our
patroness lived and died and it was
from this very house that she started
out on her memorable trip to the leg
islature. And another thing I want t
ask, Mr. Riding when we get our lit
tle life of Prudence Riding ready,
won't you let us have your photograph,
as a picturo of the only living de
scendant of our Illustrious heroine?'
Robert gasped and jumped to hi
feet In amazement.
Now, please, Mr. Riding," Hilda
Hoover soothed. "I was almost snr
you wouldn't. I could tell that you
thought you opposed the suffrage just
to look st you." Here again Hilda'
laughed her contagious laugh.
"I'd like to know how you coul
tell," he said. ,
"In the first place, you are a bach
elor past thirty, and every bachelor
rnstt thirty thinks that woman's plac
is in the home. That's because h
hasn't any woman in his home anil
doesn't ever expect to hav. Rut Just
wait. One of these days, Mr. Riding,
you are going to come around Juat ssv
easily ns that." Here, by a graceful
gesture, Hilda Hoover expressed th
case with which a man could bo mold--
ed into a thoroughgoing suffragist la
the hands of a suffragist wlfs.
At that time Robert didn't under
stand why he did it. He didn t Men
remember that ho did It. nut the fact
remains that lie consenteu to having
Hilda Hoover examine the papers of
the Riding family in search tit tn
data needed for her life of Prudenc
Riding. And a good half hour tefor
the time set for the first visit he found
himself pacing the veranda, watch la
hand. It was true, he had to admit
it to himself, that there was something
about Hilda Hoover the contagious
laugh and the teasing smile and tk
eyes that looked at you ono minute a
straight and calm as you please and
the next minute possessed tse witch
ery of a coquette.
"Don't you think," said Hilda, whea
she arrived and had taken her place
in the old library In front of a chest
of papers and dooumeuts that Robert
had opened for her, ' don't you thtak.
that you can take time to go over thess
with me? I don't feel that I am re
sponsible alone. They must be very
precious to you."
In spite of the fact that he had prom
ised to play a round of golf wita a
neighbor that afternoon, Robert re
mained at home. When, after a week
of visits, Hilda Hoover expressed fier
desire to . continue her investigatioa
during another week Robert actually
canceled some important business en
gagements in the city in order not ta
miss her daily visits.
"Anyway," said Robert, after they
had turned the last page of the old
records that proved that Mistress Pru
dence Riding actually did batter dowa '
the doors and that she was indeed a
very militant woman, "I don't blain
her. I should think that this woria
would be better off today if there were
a few more women like her. I dont
mean to boast, but I'm glad to have her
for an ancestress. I like a woniaa
with a mind ot her own."
Robert looked eagerly at the face ot
Hilda Hoover and then gazed up quick
ly to the faded old portrait of Pru
dence above the niautlepiece.
' Thy you Know," he said, "I think you
look a good deal like Prudence. You
are both women aftor my own heart.'
And do you know, Hilda Hoover, I aw
not going to promise to let you hsvs
iny picture in your book because I
don't think it would help the cause.
But'any time you want to have your
picture in that book ,with the words
'Mrs. Robert Riding, the present mis
tress of Riding Hall,' written under it,
it's a go."
(Copyrlnltt, 1913. by M.-Olure Newspaper
Syndicate.)
In the fiscal year ending with June,
20 vessels sailing from American ports
wore aided in time of peril by wireless
telegraphy.
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