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VOL. 10. ; KENNA, CHAVES COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1916. . NO. 29.
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KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
021271
Department of the Interior, U. S.
I.linil Office lit Roswell. N. M., Auk. 1W. 1816.
Notice Is hereby given that Willlnm H. M
Combs, of Keniin, N. M., who on Dec. 30, 11
made HD, K.. Serial, No. 031571, for HEX, 8e.
S!j(ee Tp. -S,, (lane 3t K., fl. y.
: Picimiaiii :hn llleu notice of Intention to
ninkelliial Hve-yenr proof, to establish claim
t the land above described, before Dnn C.
Saraire, U. S. Commissioner. In his office, at
Kenna. N. M on Sept. SO. I'M6.
Claimant names as witnesnes:
William X.. Sears, T. Dexter Gouty. Samuel
F. Southard, Harry W. Southard, all of Kenno,
N. M.
. !5-3ept.M.
Emmett Patton, Reenter.
Mkt hi tiiMicsiilah.
OJ7S74 "
Department of the Interior, U. S.
I.andOfllce at Roswell. N. Ai Aug. 21. 1016.
, Not'ce la hereby given that Joss II. Hal-
(prill o,f RcSlup'd. N. M(l who on June Id,
hii' Hti. .! Serial No. 07:174, for
Nti. Sec. V, Township 8 s . lianife USE..N.M.
P. Meridian has filed notice of Intention to
make Final Three Vear Proof, to establish
claim to the lnnd above described before C. E.
Toombs, U.S. Commissioner In bis onice, at
New Hope, N. M.j on Oct. 7. Jlifl. r
,cia,in)iri nanjes Ks witnesses: (
enarln k. KlrWbr. Willlnm B. IlurnslJamea
I. Belts, these of New Hope. N.- M., John W;
Stltrul of Rlchlat.d. N. M.
Emmett Patton, Register.
Sept. I-!1).
t; NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
.", , . 027SU
'' ' ' . tit)pjjiuen,t rit ho. Interior,.. U. S
ll-d 6lt!(J ftt ttbsweU k. M.. SeW; Ifti i'Uoi
Notice Is hereby Riven that William O. Crosby,
of Klklng. N. M., who on Sept. 15, IBID, mad.
J1 K, Serial No. 07811. for WH. Sec. P.
Twp.8 S Ranire30 V... N. M.P. Meridian, has
Hied notice of intention to make l lnal three
year proof, to establish claim to the land
above desclbed, before J. P. Carroll. U. S.
. Commissioner. In his Office at Eikina. X. M.,
on Sept. 26, 1910. .... -. , .
Claimant names bb witnesses:
ti CHHriel JS; Net;. PHor Tj:'K)ur, these of
lioaz. N. M.v John D. kether, CMarle ti. Clijii
by, these of Elklns, N. M.
vEuimctl Pattern. Reulater.
Auk. SJ Sept. n.
Notice for Pnriltcntlon.
mm
Department of the IhtoMnr, U. 8.
iUhli prtlbe lit Rosiveil. N: M.. Aiir. 7. loii.
Notice Is hereby Riven that John E. Hums, of
New Hope, N. M., v. ho on Jan. 18. 131 3. made
HD. E. Serial No, mm, for the mi. Sec. IT.
Township S., Itanire 35 E.. N. M. P. Meridian,
has tiled notice of Intention to make final
three year proof, to enabliRh claim to tlie land
above dwncrlbed, be Hire C. H, Toombs, CJ. S.
Commissioner, In his office, at New Hope, N.
M on Sept, 15.1P16,
Claimant names as witnesses:
UenJamltiF. Hlntley. toareUs L, Creamer,
Willlnm B. Burns. Koscot' J. t'ullon, nil of
New Hope, N M. .
Smitten I'd t ton. Register,
AUg. il 8lH: 9.
Nollre for Publication.
0S7373
Department of the Interior, U. S
Lnnd Office at Hoswell. N. M Autr. H. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Arthur M. Car
roll, of New Hop., N. M., who on Jun. IS. 1"13,
made HD. K., Serial No. OWTS, for HEX!
KKSWX; and EKKWM, fee. 28. TWp.T 9.,
IlBnue 35 E N. M, P. Mertdinn. has filed notice
of Intention to make tlnal, three year proof to
e.tnbllah cluim to the lun l above described
before C. E. Tootnbn, V, S. Conimlnsloneri in
- his ofllce, at New Hope. N. M.. on Oct. 7i 1916.
Claimant names at witnesses:
tlo'coe J. Fulton. Ilenjamln F. Hlnsley, John
E. Burns. William E. Hums, all of New Hope,
N. M.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
MI364
Department of the Interior.' V. 8. Land
Office at Hoswell. N. M., Aup. if. 1918.
Notice Is hereby iriven that Clem H. Kath
rnaD. New Hope. N- M., who on Apl. 19, 1915,
made HD. K.. Serial No. 031354, for H'A. Sec. 5.
Township 7 S..Itanite Si .. N M. P. Meridian,
has Bled notice of Intention to make Final
three year proof, to establish clnlin to the
land above described, before ('. K. Toombs,
U. S. Commissioner, in his oftloo-. at New
flope. N. M.. on Oct. 7, 1H.
Claimant names as wltnesgns:
Louis O. Oross. James It. Miller, Alfred W.
Messlok, Charles C. Davis, all of New Hope,
N. M.
Emuiett Patton, Register.
Sep. i2fl.
FOIl SALE
Two hundred native cows,
and cows and calven. Write
Jesse Heard dr John Heard,
A25 4t Tecoa, Texas.
bticfe rort rcatiluf tax '
027S1J
Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office at Hoswell. N M.. JulJ7. liie.
Notice In hereby Riven that .l"hn H. Stroud.
of Richland, N. M., who on April SK. 5BU.
made II O.K.. Serial No. 027212, for WW Sen
27. Twp. 8 8., Itanire So E..N. M. P. Meridian
hria Hl.d notica of Int.ntlon ito make Fina.1
tnree year Proof, to e'aliTWi clit'rn to lh
land above described, befot. C. E. Tooiub..
U. 8. Commissioner, In his o.ce at Richland,
N. M on Sent. 9. loin.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John W. Jonea, Alwln II. Uoelzer, Samuel C
Mi llentli. James A. Vick, all of Richland. N
M.
Emmett Patton. Reftlster
Ailjr. 4-Scpt. I.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
wrrtf
Department of tho l;lfeflf; tl 8. Land
Office nt Roswell. N. M., July 31. 1018.
Notice is hereby Ktven that Jessie E. Hates
of Richland. N. M., who on July 2, 1013. mndc
HD. E.. Serial No. 027543, for NIVX, Section
28: and NE!1 Section 27T Township 8 S.. R, 3tS
E., N. M, P. MariuJan, h(s tiled notice of In
tention to make' Filial 'i'l!K,' tfnr piof11.tp
estut.Usti claim to the land above descriucu.
before C. E. Toombs, U. S. (Commissioner. In
his office, at Ilichland, N. M., on Sept. 9, 1018,
Claimant names as witnesses:
John W. Jones, Walter C. jtxcke. Cnybern
Bishop, John II, Stroiid,' aii 0,f Richlnnd. N.I.
Etfrttett Pfattm. HeKlMor;
Auit. 4 Sept.,l
Notice for Publication.
098.1O2
Department of the Interior, U. S.
t.nt.d Office at Roswell, New Mexico. Aug.
Notice Is hernby nlven that Moite Hill,
of kenha, M., wlio on Oc: it i'Ul'i. mitrtu
IID. E., Serial No. O26502 for S WM SCh! 30' Pttn
on r''eb. 19, 1913, made odd'l HD. E., Serial No.
020973. for the SEX. Section 19. Township 8 S.
ltunte32E., N. M.P. Meridian, has tiled notice
of Intention to make llnnl three year Proof
to establish claim to the land above describ
ed before Dan C. f uvaife. U. S. Commissioner
lu his otfoe at Kenna, N.. M on Sept. l- P16.
Claimant names as wltunsses:
Simon E. Itlclord, Robert HolllntfKWorlh.
thereof 111. a. Mtida, it, John A. Kniter.
Thomas V. Ketif, t.!t p Krinjli N: M.
Eaunctlrallbfl; rfeelslO:
Aug. ll-Sept.'.8.
Notice for Publication.
O2S8C0
Department of the Int.rlor, U. S. Land
Office at KosWeiliK. M., AH;Til"ln.
Ndtlce lis hereby glveh that Williuth fl.
Brii-nS: of NBtv llofe, N. U.. who.- 00 Jafl. if.
WIS, itintie Htt B:i Sl'rlrtl N. 026866. for
i.h .... ,. j
ws H. sec.S7i unu a, Sb.'i, rrctton
28, Tp. 6 S . RanKe 35 E.; N. M. P. Meridian!
has filed notice of intention to make Final
three year Proof, to estnbtlah claim to the
land above described, before C. E. Toombs U.
8. Commissioner, in his office, at New Hope,
N. M.i on Bept. 15. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
MarctlB L. Creamer; .fosctih W.Hallew, Ilos-
doe J: FultOni joHn B: liHrnsj nil of New Hope,
K. M.
lOmiflett Pnlton,
Aug. IPSept. 8 Register.
Nollije tiir Publicatloiu
(7179
037791
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
OfUce. at Roswell, N. M., Aug. 7, 19)8.
Notice Is hereby given that Waller L. Hill,
of Kenna. N. M who Apl, 15. W13, made HD.
11. Serial No. 027179, for lots3&4; and KHSWX.
sec 19; afld (In Sept. U', 1913. made add') IID.E.,
serial No. or, rai. for l'ls 121 atirtEHNW.
Section 30, Township 6 S., Range 32 E., N. M. P.
Meridian, has tiled notice of intention lo make
final three-year proof to establish claim to the
lnnd above described, before Dto C. Savage,
U. S. Couidils-rfoaefi Iri Ills office at ICenoa,
N. M.. on Sept. 12, 1016.
Claimant names as Itnessefl:
Himon ii. Rlckard. Robert HollhiKsworlhi
these of Rt. 8. Ellda, N. M., John A. Hoi"'!',
Thomas V. Neely, these of Kenna, N. M.
Emmolt Patton, R'glstcr.
Aug. U-Sept, 8
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land
Office, Fort Sumner, New Mexico,
July 27, 1916. '
Notice is hereby given thut the
State of New Mexico, by virtue of the
Acts of Congress approved June 21,
1898, and June 20, 1910, and Acts sup
plementary and amendatory thereto,
has filed in this office selection lists
for the following described lands:
List 7405, serial 014213,
Lots 3, 4, E 1-2 SW'.,', Sec. 7, T. 4
S., R. 30 K. N. M. P. M , 156 1 acre.
Protests or contests against any or
all of bucIi selections may be filtd
in this office during the period of
publication, or at any time thereafter
before final approval and certification.
A. J. EVANS,
Itegister.
Attg. 1K-Sepl. 15.
ii. ii II mi- w i Hi I n ilfrj mm
babor Day Proclamation.
The spirit cf llli ae demands
improved - conditions Tor tlTfc
laborer. Only by patience, and
care and serious thoiightfntness
can this be acopiplisiied.
Jn tlieo'ry we stand for equal
lights while lt fuH wo have ex
alted wealth and given uiidue
eonsidenilion to its power. The
vested rights of capital must be
second to the rights of man and
the welfare of the millions who
struggle for a fair living for
themselves and their families.
It hn? been thought wise and
just to1 ec't as!r? one day in each
year out of con-uleratlort for
all who labor.
NOW THEREFORE, in pur
suance of the law and custom, I
wiLLiAit c. Mcdonald,
Governor of the State of iNevt
Mexico, do hereby proclaim.
Monday; the 4th Day of Sep-
tliber,lG,as
LABOR fiAV
and request that all public and
private business bn suspended
so far as practicable in order
that this may be made a real
holiday.
t want to' urge all good and
true citizens', p'aftfcMarfji those
who labor to avoid ignb'tle
things and thrive only for that
which is good for themselves
and those for whom thev are
responsible.
Done at the Executive Office
this the Sfllh Day of Aueust.
A. D lfJlt.- Witness my hand
and the Great Seal of the State
of New Mexico.
Attested:
Willi am C. McDonald,
Antonio Luceko, Secretary
of State.
Notice for Pnbtlcntlon.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Offirp, at Roswell, N. M..
Netlee iaberffby rfitentiiRt Tairis A.Hteeie,
of fclliifi. . W.j wflrt; Ml May 4. IHfl, tnidS
HD. E. SerlHl Ko. OlKftfl; for HVTii. St?e, 3i
Tp.7-S ' litftfce fr-K., N. M; Pt WeiMiftn. has
filed notice bf intention to fnifiie flrJal flte1'
Year Proof, to establish cluim to tbe land
above described, before Regl'teror Receiver.
L'. : Jina OIHoe, at Hoswell, N. M., n
Sept. 19, laid.
Claimant names as wltfiPfl'Tai
I). W. Prondili. W. II. Prouilllt. W. D. nacl'i-
ett, William I.. Snmpli's. nil of KiUIn. N. M.
) i 1 1 j i ii. ; j ; i i .
Autr. 18 Sept. 15.
Notice for Publication.
OKI lf0
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land oniee at U"sctl. N. M... Aim. is int.
Notice Is hereby mien llmt Andren J. De
li ord, of Klchland. N. M., who. on 8ept. 13,
1015, made HO. K-, Serial No. (t'OJW. for
K'iNW'iand WHNEK Section Twp. 6 8.,
H. 3S E.. N. M. V. Meridian, haa Hied notice
of intention to make llnnl three-year proof
to establish claim to the land above described.
before C. K. Toombs, U. S Commissioner. In
his offlce, at New Hope. N. M., oa Oct. 7, lilt.
Claimant names as witnesses:
firenzo D. Younir. Frflm.lfl M llppmun. T
Lee Ueeman, Lewis H. Faw, all of Rluhlaud-
N, M
KMMIiTT PATTON.
Sept 1 - ' Heaister.
The Ladies Bible Class of
Kenna will give an ice cream
social at the church Friday
night, Sept. 8 Proceeds will
be used for the benefit of the
church. Musical and other en
tertainments givem Everyone
invited to come
dOmtnittee;
Gael of Taakwood.
Teakwortfl it being used in India for
general purposes in house anil ship
TOfiflin, for bridges, railway sleeper,
tUfiiiW irit A.rVingle; It is also- used
much for carVfiig, tKS nYrrrese carved
teak being especially noted.
Teak has in the past been used 1
some extent for gun carriages, but It
is not at present considered well
adapted for this purpose, as it has
been found that It splits too readily to
W Hvoroughly yaluable In artillery
worlt.
Teak is strongly &Z Characteris
tically scented, is of oily textufff. iiif
the surface feels greasy to the touch.
Teak logs when first cut will not float.
The wood darkens with age, and after
a number of years becomes almost
black.
Russians Capture 358,000
Vettor&6. Aug. 10. Between
June 4, when tho llussian offen
sive was inaugurated, and Aug.
12, General Brusilolf a forces
captured more than 358,000 men,
the war" announced today.
The Russians have Captured a
.1 R(rfHH of limr)ifc tn t.ha moat. rf
vo'rckh'to and Ardzemoy, in the
Carpathian tf. JabtoTiilra was
taken yesterday, 'a the Vor-
chto and Delatyn regions the
Austrians are retiring to the
wesi.
New Way to Ki! Rata.
P. fi. CVtfih of Grav ham coun
ty has a new method o( killing
rats under his barn. He mixtfl
gasoline with coal oil in the sup
ply tank of his auto, attached a
rubber hose to the exhaust and
put one end in' the rat hole. The
engine was started and hund
reds of rats died under the barn.
Many others rail out and died
as soon as tlmy struck the fresh
air. Cline gatheied up four
bushels of dead rats. Lockney
Beacon.
Has Freak Pig.
E. L. Rush, who lives seven
miles southwest cf Ilohart, has
a curiosity in the way of a six
logged pig. The animal is a lit
tle over two months old and has
four well-formed hind legs and
is perfectly healthy."
The pig is of the Duroc breed
and was one (jf a litter of eight.
It weighs now about twenty-
five pound.
Two of tho hind legs are nor
mal. The digits are somewhat
smaller but nearly reach to the
ground. The pig has no trouble
in moving forward but when it
attempts to back the Idigits act
as a prop and retard the move
ments. Ilobort (Okla ) Repub
lican, .
Mrs. Anna Beal Dead.
Mrs. Anna Beal, wife of John
T. Beal, of Elida, died at 8:00
a'clock this morning at Ranger
Lake, where she is visiting with
her sons. Mrs. Baal's age was
59 years and the cause of her
death was acute indigestion.
She leaves a husband and eight
children. The body was taken
in charge by the Muller-Dabbs
undertaking establishment and
removed to Elida where inter
ment will be made withlservices
on Wednesday. This family
lost a son by being stricken with
lightning some three weeks ago
Ronwell Evening News.
fish i:i the i.::ik
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By FRANK A. HAY8. ;
Spring approached, and I was out
very early of mornings, when I be
came interested in twd dairy wagons
"Rivals, as sure as fate,-" I thought.
One was Farmer Brown's wagou
the other, Farmer Jones'.
As the days passed J could notice
that when Brown would make an Im
provement In his milk cans, wagon or
harness, Jones would, the very next
morning, have as good or better.
I saw here a contest to the finlsb.
between Drown and Jones that ap
pealed to me very much, being my Be It
a farmer. Aiy sympathies were witta
Brown, as he was the older man, and
he furnished milk to the family where
I roomed.
Warm days having arrived, I con
cluded to go fishing, and on a particu
lar Saturday 1 started for the river.
a few miles from town. On the way
out I hear 4 wagon approaching fromv'
the rear. Looking; back, 1 recognized
the red top of Brown's milk wagon,
and aa I stepped aside to let him pas
was hailed with- these words:
"Young feller, If you git lank under
the Jacket, why jist sa'nter over thar
W that white house an' I'll feed you.'
About noon I concluded 1 would
"sa'nter ovef fciwl share Brown's ex
tended hospitality.
"I knowed you'd come 'boat feedia
time. Come in and have a cheer.
Ketch anything?"
"Not a thing." I replied, "and I con
ClwJoil 1 would rather visit with, you
than to
After a jjoOd dinner, Brown said:
"Young feller, now I want you to
tell me how I can dowu Jones."
"Well, Mr.- Browii, I haTe often
thought,, when your wagon would rat
He and your horse' hoofs would
pound the paved street, that If a
scheme could be devised by which,
this noise would not waken your cus
tomers at such an eavly hour it would
be a winner."
Bure enough, next morning but onet
Brown drove down the stroet with liia
horses shod with coffee sacks.
A week later Jones appeared with,
his horses all shod with rubber.
Soon they both had equipped them
selves pretty well with rubber appa
ratus of various kinds. Brown having
bought rubber tires for his wagon.
It began to look as it Jones was
down, when, one afternoon, Browa
rushed into my room exclaiming:
"This time I am beat. Jones has
an automobile."
After dinner I walked up to the
"corner grocery," whose owner,ya Mr:
Johnson, and I were good friends.
I found Johnson back in the ware
room changing the water on some
minnows he had in a tank. I saw
two milk cans, and learned they
belonged to Farmer Jones.
On Tuesday morning I told Brown
to meet me at Johnson's store at tea
o'clock.
On arriving there I pointed out hie
competitor's cans.
"Now, listen," said I, "in those can
will be found a little milk and we
will pour In as much water. In yon
der tank are some minnows; we will
get some of them and drop in one of
those cane, and then we'll have Jonea
tell us how they got there."
Jones came in and started back for
his cans, when Johnson said:
"Say, all you fellows, come baclc
here with Jones and me. I want to
show you something."
Of course, we all went. Johnson
said:
"Now, Jones, you have alwaya
worn to me, and to all your custom
ers, that you never watered any milk.
How did these minnows get into this
can!"
"Fur Lord's sake, men!" exclaimed
Jones. "I'll confess. I was in a hurry
this mornln' and didn't git all Vhe
niilldu' done, and as I crossed the
crick I reached down and scooped
up a couple of huckctfuls uf water
and and poured It into this can!"
i
Two of a Kind
Boys.
' One came fo Mr and Mrs.
John A. Jonorf last Friday night
and one came' to Mr. and Mrs.
DMTey Jowe Tuesday night.