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VOL. 10. KENNA, CHAVES COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1916. NO. 12.
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''And what wilt ybu dd with llRrty?'''
csked Mrs. Avery.
"He could stay where be is. I don't
' want to marry a fireman."
"Theip'a a widow's pension goes
with i Jess, mind," her mother said
soothingly. "And Barty's a fine lad
altogether. It's a sight better than
watching from that window for Mr
tyelguardo to show up again," .
v Jess flushed, Mowly leaning her.
chin on her hand. It was a pretty
chin and It was a pretty hand. She
had not lived her life out down in
the basement by a long shot. From
six to fifteen she bad been in a con
vent up the Hudson, and when she
gave the girls her address she always,
said she lived down In the old Wash-,
ington Square studio district, which
was quite true; but she did not add
that her father was a Janitor.
Always they had accused her of
building castles in Spain and longing
for the things she could never have.
It had been a joke for years Jess
and her high-flying notions and then
out of the blue sky almost there had
dropped a real live gentleman from
Spain. Antonio Delguajdo, an artist
who took the third flood studio, paid
his rent in advance and acted like- a
grandee.
"Before his coming, Jess had gon
out for an evening walk with Barry
now and then when he was off duty,
and had even taken In the theaters
with him, or an occasional trip to the
beach, but one day when she was
sweeping the basement steps Mr. Del
gardo had -stopped at the little Iron
grill gate to ask it the mail had
come, and Jess had told him she
would take it up to the studio for
him.
.. "Ah, no, senorita, not at all," he
had declined. "I will myself descend
' for it It Is not for you to come so
far, I thank you."
The whole world turned a somer
sault for, Jess right there and then.
Here was one human being who rec
opnlzed at a glance that she did not
belong to the basement stratum. When
the postman whistled, Mr. Delguardo
came talsurely down and received his
mail, and he bowed to her and smiled.
One day she w& directing the vacuum-cleaner
man around the house,
and came to the studio. She opened Us
door delicately and stared. Could
the grandee be doing light housekeep
ing? There was what seemed to be
an alcohol Btove, but of a strange pat
" . tern, also some peculiar bowls of
dark metal, much burned, and other
tilings, including bottles full of liquids
like photographic chemicals. All were
rather mysterious. And while she stood
- irresolute the gentleman from Spain
walked In. His eyebrows lifted slight
ly at the sight of her. He seemed sur
prised more, grieved. Jess was all
blushes and anxiety, as she explained.
His tone was soothing.
"It is nothing, senorita. It was the
dazzle of sunlight in my poor studio
that bewildered me for the Instant
I thank you. I kiss your hand in
token."
Now Jess bad never had her hand
Visaed before, and she went out a
queen. When he brought her a gar
denia that evening it seemed all part
of the new wonder of life, a single
gardenia given with such a bow and
look. Jess was standing out on the
front steps listening to the band over
" In the square, and she lifted the flower
to her nostrils, Inhaling Us perfume
luxuriously after he had goue up.
"My, 'tis hot, ain't it, Jess?" said
Mrs. Avery, coming heavily up out of
the basement for a breath of air.
But just at this moment two strange
gentlemen paused at the steps and in
quired for Mr. Delguardo.
"He's not had visitors before," Mrs.
Avery speculated.
Jess was silent. Vaguely her castle
1n Spain was taking Bhape, and she
glided through its black and white
marble corridors and watched from its
terraces for Senor Delguardo, or
' would they call him Don, she won
dered dreamily.
It was about three minutes after
jfcro ascent of the two callers when
there came a smothered explosion
from the third floor studio. Some
body turned iu a fire alarm at the
corner, and It was Uarty's company
from gyer pnJJreerchjtrset tfeat
responded. Jess stood down" in the
hall when he passed by and he stopped
just loDg enough to say: "The bulls
got Delguardo."
Sire bad seen It herself her gran
dee with a handcuff on one wrist, puss
ing out of the house In custody, lift
father was busy telling the police"
man about it and she heard. Dsl
guardd was a receiver of stolen gold.
He melted It up neatly into Ingots In
his tidy little llght-housekeepttiii
utensils, and his name was not Del
guardo. It was "Gulney Jack."
Somewhere at her feet lay the far
denia. Unconsciously, Jess' arms were"
like her mother's when Mrs. Avery
was on the offensive akimbo a la
County Llmorick.
Smoky and dripping, Unfty was thS
last to leave, after the. fireman Mad
extinguished the blaze Mr. Delguatdii
had started by trying to ignite the
alcohol and escape In the excitement
"How about tho movies tomorrow
night, girlie?" he aBked.
The castle in Spain became a mir
age. It seemed good to strike earth
again. Barty's foot crushed the gar
denia as he gave her hand a squeeze
and followed the rest out,
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Notice for Piibllcntion. s
Department of the Interior, U. S.
I,nnd Office at Hoswell, .. M. A pi. , 1916.
Notice is hereby iTiven (tint Motile N. Harrell,
of Klklns, N. M.i who, on liee. t llll, fnltde
I1E. Serial No.OSBSsJ, for fck, Sec. ID. Tp. 1 S..
R.tttK., N.M.Pi Mertdinni hasflleO noliee of
Intention to mllho fliiiil thrCe-rear proof to
establish olnim to the land above described,
before Dun O. Savage, U. S Commissioner.
In his odlce. at Kenna, N. !.. on May S3, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
fri-S-M ford E. Fuller; Sfmncl n. Henn, Oscar
rt. Morrison. Thomns 15, Young, ail I'f FWns.
U. Myri
Farmers Bulletins
The 1015 Agricultural Year
Book is now ready for distribu
tion, and until my allotment is
exhausted, will promptly honor
requests for copies.
I liAve also to,mv credit a
large number of Farmers' Bul
letins. Many of theso publica
tioin contain information that
would bo of interest and benefit
to the agriculturalists of oor
State.
I will be glad to mail com
ploto lists of these ftuulications
to those notifying me of their
desire to receive same, and after
the lists have been received and
a selection of bulletins there
from made, on advice, will have
the publications promptly for
warded.
Albert B, Fall,
' United State? Senate,
Washington, D. C.
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Contest No. 9357.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Lund Of Hoe, Roswell, N. M.. April 12, 101(1.
To William M. Williamson of Eagle HIU. N
M . Contested
You are tereby notified that ilajjilb tt.
French, who gives Richland, N. M., as his
post-office address, did on Feb. f, 1916, file In
this office his duly corroborated application to
contest and secure the cancellation of your
homestead entry. Serial No. 039KU3, Ihhrie Dec.
17. 10M. for SKHXWW. SHNEK. NUSKM.
SEUSEH, 8ec. SI; E.'iXEK Section 28, township
7 S.. Itsnge 36 E. N. M. P. Meridian, and aa
Kroundafor bis contest he u Ilexes that "Said
William M. Williamson has wholly abrlldiinetl
said place since date t)f his filing up to present
time, making a period of moro than six months
last past. That ho has never put any Improve
menta on said place,"
You are, therefore, further notified that the
said allegations will be taken by this timed tls
having been CoT.fcSsed by you and your said
entry will be canceled thereunder without
your further right to be heard therein, either
before this office or on appeal, if yon full to
tile In this office within twenty days after the
FOURTH publication of this notice, as shown
below, your answer, under oath, specifically
meeting and responding to these nlloiiailohBot
contest, or if you fail wlthltl that time to file
In this office due proof that you have served
a copy of your answer on the stild contestant
either in person or by registered mail. If this
ervlee is made by the delivery of a oopy of
your answer to the contestant In person, proof
of such service must be either tho suid von
testant's written acknowledgment of his re
eelpt of the copy, showing the date of its
receipt, or the aflldnvlt of the person by whom
the delivery was made stating when and
w here the copy w as delivered: if iiuide by
registered mall, proof of auch service must
consist of the affidavit of the person by whom
I the copy w as mulled stating when and the
post oftlce to which It was mulled, and this
affidavit must be aoeompanled by the post
master's receipt for the letter. You should
state In your answer the name of the post'
office to which you desire future notices to
be soul to you. Emmet t Patton. Register.
Date of first publication Aprtftl, I'Ho
" ' second " April 80. lUt
" " third " M S. 1U
" ' fourth " Mey 1. ll
A pi. Si-May 19,
Emmett: Patton, Register..
S.
JiOTITE FOR POLlf ATIOX.
fS"tK4
Department of the interior, U.
Land Office at Roswell. N. M.. A pi. . 14, iatfl.
Notii-e Is hereby given that Nlles W. Harrell.
of Elliins, N. M., who on' Sept. 18. 1911, made
HE.. Serial, No. 0251H1, for SV.U. Seo, s. Tp. 7
Range in E , N. N. M. P. Meridian, ha filed
notice of intention to make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before Dan C. Savage, !U. S. Commis
sioner, in his office at Kenna. N. M , on May SS,
1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Crawford E. Fuller, Samuel R. Henn, Oscar
B. Morrison, Thomas R. Yoiihg, all of Klklns.
N. M.
F.mmctt Patton. Register.
A pi. 51-May lffi
NOTICE OF COrEST.
cu$:i wipntf,
Department of the Interior, V, S.
Land Office at Roswell. N. M. Apr. 15. 1916.
To Lee W. Riggleman of Roswell, New Mex
ico, Contestee:
You are hereby notified that Frank Myers-
coughi who elves Roswell, New Mexico, us
his pUst Ufllce hfluHiss. tlm oh Feb. 9i l')!0.
file In this office his duly corroborated appli
cation to contest and secure the cancellation
of your homestead entry Serial No. 01K':'
made May 57. 1009, for SHSWK, N!iSW'
See. 58; ana NHM; BSC. to. Tp. 6 S.. Range 81
E.. K. M. P. Merldn, and as rotlh1a fdr his
contest he alleges that said cntrvman has
wholly abandoned said homestead and chant
ed bis residence ttlerefrorU for more tHafl four
years last tJast and since making nld entry,
and that said tract lias not been settled upon,
cultivated and Improved by said party as re
linked by lw.
You are, therefore, further notified that
the said allegations will be taken by this
office as having been Cunes3ed by yott. and
your said entry will be canceled thereunder
ithout your further right to bo heard there
in, either before this office or on appeal, if
you fail to file In this office within twenty
days after tho FOURTH publication of this
notice, as shown below, your rtnswer, under
oath, specifically meeting anil rOsttondina to
these allegations of contest, or If you fail
within that time to (lie in this office due
proof that you have served a copy of your
answer on the said contestant either In
person or by registered mall. If tbH snrvtcc
is made by the delivery of a copy of your
answer to the contestant In person, proof
of such service must be either the said
contestant's written acknowledgment of his
receipt of the copy, showing the date of
Its receipt, or the affidavit of the person by
whom the delivery was made stating when
and Where. tlrtJ dotty Wits delivered! If made
by registered mail, proof of suoh service
must consist of the affidavit of tho person
by whom the Copy was mailed stating when
and this pMt office In hlcH It rts Walled,
and this aHittavtt rliust be aecoir.iialncd by
the postmaster's receipt for the letter.
You should state in your answer the name
of the post ofllce to which you desire future
notices to be sent to toil
V,UiCu;ltl: litfneiVef
Date of first publication Ayr 11 81, 1916
" " second " April 2H, 1910
" " third " May5, 1916
" "fourth " May 1V1910
Primary Officer
Are Named
The officers have been select
ed by the Chaves County Cen
tral Committee to conduct the
Primary to be held in this
County on May 9th. Sixteen
additional voting boxes in ad
dition to the sixteen already es
tablished have been placed in
tlitrsa precincts where the long
distances haV? heretofore pro
hibited many Democrat from
volincr. The followinc is a list
s.
Notice for rolillcaloa.
o:to
Department of th Interior, U.
Land Office at Roswell, N. M Apt. 11, 1916;
Notice is hereby given that Charles F, Glaze",
of ElTu, N. M., who. on August Si, ID'S, made
HD. E., Serial No.i (W:i7i. for SK?SW', Sjfc.
and NWNVtf: SE'tNWK: Se. 9. Two. 6 S.,
Range 26 E., X. M. 1. Meridian, has f!lw notice
of intention to make final three year proof to
establish cluim to the land above described,
before Reglsteror Receiver U. S. Land Office.
at lloswcll, N. M. on May 1'., 1916.
Claimant names at witnesses:
Madison M. smith. ICninieit M. N'orred, F.
win Ulshoeffer, John M. Glaze, all of Elva, N.
M,
Emniett TatUm. Register,
il. 1( Mny W
NOTICE FOIt rCDLlCATlOS.
0J17
Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office at Roswell. N. M.. Apl. II, 1'16.
Notice Is hereby given that Nancy A. Glaze,
of Elva, N. M., who on Dec. 13. 1913. made I1D,
E., Serial, No. (126745. for WKXKM: and XVH
SEX. Sec. 1, TP., 6 8.. R. W N. M. P. M.,
Meridian, has Bled n"Uce of Intention to
make final three year proof to establish claim
to the land above described, before Register
or Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at Roswell,
N. M., on May IS, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Madison M.Smiib. Emmltt M. N'orred, F.d'
win Ulshoeffer, John M. Glaze, allof Elva. N,
Mv.
Euimctt Patton. Register.
Apl. 14 May 12.
FOR SALE Two miles north
west of Boaz One 6et of second
hand broom machinery, consist
ing of ono broom winder, one
htn!tWa hrooni press. ne
broom clipper and one broom
corn thrasher, all for S-so.OU
For further information boo
D. C. SaTBge.
IJlSPAtlTMFfNT OF THE INTERIOR.
United States tand Office, Fori Pnmnfr.
New Mexico, Apr. 1. T'ld.
Nol'ce Is hereby given that the State of
New Mexico, by virtue of Die acts of i on-
giess approvea .lune 21, 1K:, and June 20, uuo,
has tiled in this office selection list for the fol
lowing lands!
Serial No. Ol.tss, List Tl.M.
NJiNEK. NHNVl . SCO. fM. T 4 H.. It. 52 E.,
N. M. V. M., containing 169 acres.
Protests or contests against any or all of
iuehselecUoni may be .tiled In this office dur
ing tHe period of publication, or at any time
thereafter before final approval and certification!
A, J. Evans, Register.
Apr. II -May I j.
NOTICE FOR TDBLICATIOX.
030917 1
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Roswell, M. St.i Mtm, 81, l'6.
Notice is hereby iglven that Copllfl PM,
of Jenkins, N. M., who ou April 12. 1915. made
HD. E.. Serial No. 030917 for EV4. Section 1.
Twp. 8 S., it. M E.. N. M. P. Meridian, has
Hied notice of Intention to make Final Three
Year proofi to eatablMi claim to the hind
above described, before C. B. Gocl.el. V. S.
Commissioner. In his office, at Eaglehlll, N. M
on May 9, 1616,
Claimant names as witnesses'.
Mouroe 3. llrown. Claude C. Freeman. Rube
Hardin. tbeSC of H flehlll. N, M.. Egbert Silies.
of Jenking. N. M.
Emmett Patton. Register.
A. 7-M. 5.
Old Culley
Fred Beck,
VV Schrader.
Hall. A.
B. Ctaig;,
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
oj'Mtif
l7'ij
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at HOiwell. N Mu Mch: 97,
Notice Is hereby given that Virginia ('.
Rlckard, of Rt. 3. Elldn. N. M-, who on -Men.
26. 19U made II D. K.. Serial No. 02,'K7. for
the SEW, See. and on May W, 1913, made
Add lUE:, Scrinl No; 0S7S93. for the MJi.
Sec. 17. Tpi 7 SultltngP as m.i N. xncr
idlan. has Hied notice of Intention to mak
Final three year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Dan t.
Savage. U. Commissioner, in his office at
Kcnna, N. M on May 9. l'l.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John P. Smith, of Kenna, N. M Willie II,
Cryer, M. David .Manges, tnesc or am-j
View. N. M., Simon E. Hickard, Kt. a, Ellas.
V. M.
A.7-M.J. Emmett Pattou. RcgisterJI
Uepartment of the Interior
United States Land Oftlce, Fort Sumner
New Mexico. March 17, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that the State of New
Meilco. by virtue of the Acts of Congress
approved June Sl.l-9N.and June W. I9in. has
has tiled In this office selection lists for tno loi
lowing lands:
List No. 7126. Serial N". 0137..5.
All of Sec. 15, T. 4 S.. H. 25 E.. N. M. P.M.,
containing MU acres.
protests or contest against auy or all ot sui h
selections may be filed in this office during the
doriod of publication or at any time thereafter
before final approval and certification.
A. J. EVANS,
Register
A.7 M. 5.
The Kenna liecord, 1 yr.
Tho Sunday Roswell btar,
1 yr
Both papers one year for
.$1.00
. .00
of voting places and the ofliccisi
selected to hold the primary.
Where he location iu any town
named for holding the primary
has not been Riven, it is left la
the judges to selt ct the place.
Three judges hav.i been select
eft for eacli voting box and
these three are to solecfc one of
their number to act as clerlr.
Ui the event any one of such
judges ebovild fail to terve, his
place is to bo filled by the re
maining judges" of that voting
bo.
OFUCKKH OK 1'llIMAKV.
Precinct.
1 N. Roswell;
Plumbing Shop
Robt Smith, G.
2 S. Roswell; J&i!.j
Tj. Whitman, L.
Tliornton Roswell.
3 E. U. Plains; School House.
J. M. Wheeler,. R. O.. Whit
ney, C. M. Ilest.ei'.
4 Dexter. A. Dtirand, C. W.
Halliburton, Jas Forstad.
5 Ilagerman. 0.icar Walter?,
N. S. Wust, I.'B. McCormict.
fl Lake Arthur. W. R- Foster,
E. C. Jackson, Will Vermil
lion. 7 Lower IV n a seo. --To be ?e
locted. Dunkin Adam Drace. Henry
Gady, Joe Kintz.
8 Plainview. L). R. Allen, C.
" L. Holder, Chas.'G. Wiggins.
Buckeye Ranch. A, F. Maro
noy, 1. R. Roach, Edga- Wil
liams. Midway G. C. O'Neal, W.v
W. Poran, John Moreman.
9 Elva- John West, Geo.
Stockley, E. M. Ulshoeffer.
Olive C.'g. Slroud, Clarence
Long, Clyde Tetai's.
10 Dunlap J. 0. Dunlay. P.
II. Lewis, W. W. McNeill.
While Flat School House, J.
N. Akin, Ja?. W. Patterson,
0 E Starr.'
11 Boaz W. A. Shira, M. ().
MilV, G. T. Burk.
Kenna. C; IT. Simms, A. G.
Pit tie, R. L. Robeison.
Volley View. Lee Smith, W.
H. Crver, E. C. McCown.
Pi ices' Cliappel. (i. J. Ros?.
R. (.! Baker, Charlie Price.
12-Elkins. To he selected.
lll-Kiog-J.R. Whitley, G. G.
Jones, Cortez A. McDamel.
McDonald. -J. T. Pointer, G.
C. McClit.li, R. J. Hendricks.
11-RangorLake-J. T. Beal,
J. 1(. Martin. Frank Bast.
Junkins-G. W. Watson, E.
R. Morton, B. E. Pyron.
15 Richland J. W. William
son, T. Lee Beeman, J. T.
Pardons.
Allie C. C. Ashbiook, Joo
Wilson, Joe McGaha.
New Hope E. Rhodes, J. E.
Burns, J. T. Smitliee
Eaglehill Sclioolhousc Ernest
Mullen, J. L. Graves, Jesse
Burnett.
1G Tow Ranch Elie Key, Snm
Tow, Geo. Collum.
Tatum W. II. Keith, II.
Alexander, L. M. Smith.
Capiock J. P. Henry, E
CVossland, Forest Jones.
Wairen II. N. Floyd and
John Harper of Warren, and
R. B. Sparkman;
R. 1). BOWERS,
Chairman,
April 21, 191C
B.
P.