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CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
General and Personal
Afrfcileiit (. H. Jtapp was a busi
v ulm in Las Vegas Tuesday.
iii-M It field, attorney of Albu-
Siieryiir. was Capital City visitor
I onriay.
I. .r. W. E. Lindsey, of Por
t.'.ii i. was a business
city t.fanflay.
Oue of the heaviest hail and rain
storms of Use season fell in Santa
Fe and vii-fnJ Friday. L:Bht show
ers and clnudV rather has prevail
ed most of the TTme during (he past
week.
Dr. N. U. Minitree, of Las Cruces,
was advised hy the N. M. M. I. at
Iwdfjc C R. flrice, of Roswell, ar
rivcfl ni isaata Fe the latter part of
bsl weejt and spent several days
m lie (T attending to legal bust
bias.
visitor to the Roswell that his son lames had con
jtrartcd typhoid fever. The young
man was to have returned .home
from the institute this week.
U .d
nvfr.
airs. D. A. Marphcrson
and Mr. sad lira. W. C Oestreich
ufJbaaaorqae, ktopped over in the
q!1m sMoaaar aight enroute home
km Use I'rco
(JiiiIaj. 'icnt de Mason, died at
act- iioeac ia this city Sunday morn
hu(. .Silir. was J years old and had
bcvsi rll fnr several years. Funeral
srrvir.ca woe held at St. Franc's
critic rlml aad interment in Rosario
ci'iin ttiy fauedsy morning at 9 o'
cim k.
The Santa Fe Club awarded the
contract for the construction of a
country dub house, on the golf
course south of the city to Charles
LeFeber, of Albuquerque. The cost
of the budding is estimated . at
$4,000.
Frank Herrmann, who has tu-t-n
the chief bridge engineer in the dra
ftiug scclioa of the state highway
department for three or four years
has resinned and will leave Satur
day afteraotm for Oklahoma City,
where lie M fill a similar position
but of considerable more responsi
bitit it-f., in the state highway depart
rnent of OkJahoat...
Capital Coal Yard
Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood
PHONE 85
Stiff a rite Lump
Sugarite Grate
Sugarite Nut
Raton Lump
Yankee Lump
Coke
Cerrillot Lump
Cerrillos Egg
O'Mera Lump
Smithing Coal
Anthracite, all size
Steam Coal
Cord Wood, Sawed Wood, Native Kindling
OFFICE Montezuma Avenue
Near A. T. & S. F. Depot jiJ
A garden supper party was given
at Roswell Tuesday evening by Her
bert J. Hagerman in honor of Gen
eral Dickman and Governor O. A.
Larrarolo.
Mrs. Josefa Trujillo, of San Pedro
72 years old, died in this city Tues
day morning from paralysis. She is
survived by one son who resides in
San I'edro. Funeral services were
held at the cathedral and interment
in Rosario cemetery.
The Santa Fe club, which has its
quarters in the De Vargas hotel will
move to the Griffin block on the cor
ner of Palace and Washington ave
nues. A pool table will be provided
for the entertainment of the mem
bers, also card and rest rooms.
Governor O. A. Larrnzolo, Ad
jutant General J. A. Baca, Game
Warden Thomas P. Gable and Wyly
Parsons clerk of the federal court
attended the commencement exer
cises of the N. M. Military Insti
tute which were held at Roswell this
week.
The old historic one-story barn at
Glorieta that was used in the days
of the stagecoach when travelers
journeyed over the Santa Fe trail
was destroyed by fire Saturday and
two horses were burned to death.
The origin of the fire has not been
ascertained.
George I-otiffee, of the state de
partment of education, visited Daw
son the early part of the week and
addressed the pupils of the schools
and their parents at the large opera
house, one of the largest in th
state. The event being the close of
a very successful term of school.
Maria Santos Moya, 80 years ol.l
died at her home on Canyon Road
Saturday morning. She is survived
by n aged sister with whom she
made her home. Funeral services
were held at St. Francis cathedral
Monday morning and interment took
place in Rosario cemetery.
SOCIETY, CLUBS, L 0D6ES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
Musings on Memorial Day
The livinpj smile today and
feel
life's beauty
Smiling they drink her music in
with languid ear ;
Yet all too soon they'll rest beside
still waters.
And leave behind them memory and
a tear.
Th Fiesta of Saa Felipe
Great preparations are being made
Plan to Startle Convention
The Shrine patrol of Ballut Aby
ad Temple, which will give an elab
orate Indian dance at the annual
convention of the Imperial Council
at Portland, Oregon, on June 22, 23
and 24 are busy rehearsing.
The Indian patrol numberj 24
shriners who are being trained in uie
songs and steps by Dr. Garcia, a
member of the local, shrine who is
an Indian. George T. Peterson is
captain of the patrol. The costumes.
ty tne wnioiic citizens .or which are the regulation dress or
cbrat.on of the fiesta of San Fdipjtack of of the Navajo tndian m
a ceremonial dance are being made
in Albuquerque and the silver jewel
ry required is being! collected by the
traders.
Georpre I.. I'lrick, banker and rat
tle man of Carrizozo, was in town on
business Saturday. Mr. I'lrick informs
us that the crop and range con
ditions n his section of the sta'e are
good, there has not been quite as
TMich rain as needed, but there has
enough so that the growing
it ions are fairly good.
POWER RATE
HOUSEWORK BY ELECTRICITY
is i boon to women. Think of running the
machine with the weaving treadle. Of do
ing the washing without hackbreaking
labor. It can all be done and we shall be
very glad indeed to prove it to you. And
the cost is not excessive. Come and see how
electricity will do nearly all your house
work. SANTA FE WATER & LIGHT COMPANY
j Charles A. Sirinpjo, the popular
western writer, wno mane quite a
hit with his book "The Lone Star
Cowtliov." is now encased writintr the
I fe of flilly the Kid. Mr. Siringoia war famine appetite and the work
on May 30 at the historic plaza of
Old Albuquerque. This annual event
it is said has been held there for the
'Xifi v.... Th. rMicrtniie rerpmon- : J . .
. -7, ' . ---- - . " . local Indian
ICS will DCgin Wlin vespers, iiiumcu
in the historic old church, the ser
vices being attended by visiting priests
from the neighboring churches and
nvssions.
The plaza will be brighjly illum
inated for the occassion and Prof.
Dcvine's band of 20 pieces w:ll give
a special concert from the band
stand. After which a big dance will
be given in Society hall. Early Sun
day morning a saiute of guns fired
by the Old Town battery will her
ald the coming of San Felipe day.
A concert by the Union band will
be given on the plaza in the morning
preceeding solemn high mass in the
Jiur.-h.
During the early afternoon hours
vra:ous games and contests will take
place. At four o'clock the proces
sion of San Felipe will leave the
church and march through the
streets and about the plaza of Old
Town, in whirh all .societies and
members of the church will parti
cipate. As a finale to the procession
comes the statue of San Felipe
whxh is carried on a dias by four
priests. Other priests and choir fol
low in full vestment. The close of
the day will be celebrated by a
erand illumination and fireworks
It has been announced that when
the war paint and feathers have all
been assembled and the dancers are
tradition perfect in their performan
ce, an exhibition dance will be giv
en on the mesa. Photographs and
possibly moving pictures, will be tak
en of the patrol in full regalia. This
announcement has interested San
ta Feans immensely and a large
party will no doubt visit Duke City
to witness the dance.
Famous Bronco Rider
Mrs. Wilkes the famous bronco ri
i!er, daughter of Mr and Mrs. J W
Dickey, of Titcumcari, is visiting her
parents in tint city. The Titcitincari
Amciican says that she has been ri
du g the round-up wUi her husband
for the winter in a number oi eist
:ru !-nd southern ci'cs, and is now
c iisi'Ured one of th best yoinen
r dcrs in America. Sn : is r.:ii u
compete with the American champ
ion of bronco riders in an eastern
c-ty tr-A is taking a rest before the
haul work of this comes-: 's to be
li 'Of
Labor of Lot
Making more than three thousand
The Spanish play entitled "Los
Castillo de Torresnobles" present
ed by the second year students of
the Spanish class in the high school
auditorium Monday night was a
highly entertaining and clever at
traction. Cupid the little God of Love has
been very busy in the ancient Cap
ital City. According to current re
ports there will be six or seven pret
ty June brides.
The Los Alamos boys won the ten
nis match with the Santa Fe high
school team on the local grounds
here Saturday.
SANTA FE A. Q. BALL GAME
12 TO ! FAVOR VISITORS
band concerts on the plaza and d;m-) doughnuts in three days is a lab-
ctng.
Pleasant Picnic Outing
About 20 guests gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon of
rro to spend the day on a picnic
outing. A Healthy amount ot exercise
was obtained in climbing the hills
and gathering! wood for a large bon
fire, r.y five o'clock every guest had
know him personally and is perfect
Iv familiar with his complete storv
He experts to have the book printed
and ready for distribution
this summer.
USE THE BETTER KIND
It pays to supply your table with quality
food products, such as
Chase & Sanborn's Coffee.
Hunts Canned Fruits.
Richelieu Canned Vegetables.
KAUNE GROCERY CO.
Mrs. N. M. Thornton, died at her
home on Don Gasper avenue, Mon
day afternoon after a brief illness.
While Mrs. Thornton did not enjoy
perfect health her death was a shock
to an unusually large circle of friends
in this citv where she had resided
for a number of years. She had al
ways led a very active life. Funeral
arrangements are pending until the
arrival of relatives from Kansas.
of cooking supper went forward
with a rush. There were steaks,
wieners, baked beans, sandwiches,
earl) I cakes, coffee, lemonade and many
other things.
The spread was followed by old
fashioned games and various sports
which were greatly enjoyed by all.
Before the evening was over a lunch
and supply of steaming hot coffee
brought the day to a pleasant end
ing for the guests assembled around
the camp fire.
Thirty-five new diptheria
j were reported last week to the state
I health department according to the
I weekly summary issued Tuesday,
j Diptheria had made pains in eight
counties, including San Miguel where
there arc IS cases. The other cotin
It'cs are: Bernalillo, 1; Torrance, 3:
Colfax, I; Mora. 3: Taos, 1; I'nion,
;6; Lincoln, 6. Measles are still rituie
prevlant, Bernalillo county leads
with 18 cases.
Lieutenant (jovernor It. b. rankey.
! addressed the Santa Fe high school
on the subject of making a success
of life, yesterday morning. We are
glad to see the schools waking tip
to the necessity of instruction along
practical lines, instead of confining
themselves entirely to theory. Mr.
Pankey, who has made a success of
life in both a business way and as a
substantial citicn, is the Mnd of a
man whose advice is worth taking
Meeting- the Demand
Meeting the demand for more efficient telephone service is
just as difficult as meeting the demand on any other public
concern whether it be an over-crowded grocery stare, a pop
ular ticket window, a bargain counter or anything else where
supply is running short.
Conditions are unusual throughout the entire manufacturing;
mercantile and domestic world. Deficiencies in telephone
service which have been quite obvious for some time are
directly due to these abnormal conditions.
Materials are scarce manufacturers are not able to meet the
demand telephone supplies cannot be had the war diverted
all activities in other directions, and they are just beginning
to come back. Until the normal level is struck, there is bound
to be shortage of supplies and this means unavoidable
deficiencies.
The telephone service is probably no better or no worse than
the general average of the business and domestic routine.
The telephone management is in a vigorous campaign to get
its service back to the old standard of speed and accuracy.
Patience and co-operation on the part of the public will great
ly aid in bringing about mutual satisfaction.
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co.
or ot love wnicn aeserves special
mention. This is exactly what was
done by a number of Albuquerque
women who stood in Grimshaw's
window frying doughnuts for three
days to help the Salvation Army
drive along. About $160 was cleared
from the sales.
Capital City Notat
The annual meeting of the Santa
Fe Woman's Club was held Tues
day afternoon at the library build
ing. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Mrs.
Francis Wilson, president: Wr.
Leslie Gillett. first ice president;
Mrs. R. L. Ormsbee, second vice
president; Mrs. R, E. Twit,chell, cor
responding secretary. Arf, Litera
ture and Ilistorical Research depart
ment; Mrs. G. W. Prirhard. chair
man; Mrs. George Neil, first direr
tor; Mrs. Gordon Barhus, second di
rector. Community Welfare depart
ment: Mrs. VV. G. Turley, chairman;
Mrs. Frank Staplin, first director;
Mrs. Ashley Pond, second director.
The standing committees of the club
and both departments will be ap
pointed at an early date.
The pupils of Mrs. W. G. Turliy's
private school staged a pleasing
"Wild West" outdoor play for tlu-ir
parents and friends Monday after
noon at the Turley residence on
Wobber street. The program con
sisted of dances, songs; music and
real "Wild West" stunts with west
ern settings, cowboys, sherif fetus
cussed. The hostess served delicious ! and a wild bear that proved to be
refreshments at the close of tht la" K.c'Ve co"v'c': TLher
program.-Roswell Record. the ,n,, ,nd ,r,IU that made lift
very exciting in those obi western
Worn...' E.chB(a ' ""V The PU7 entitled "Jerry's
The Albuquerque Y. W. C. A. will!I,l-lr ' .written especia ly for
open a Woman a' Exchange Saturday 1,e'e ""dents by I lul LeNoir, of
June , under the supervision ol the u"'"""i .....
The A. Q. Base Ball Team of Al
buquerque, made up of A. T. & S
K. railroad men, journeyed to thu
city Sunday accompanied by a good
ly number of rooters and a few lady
relatives and friends and met the
local team at the College grounds,
the game starting about 3 p. m.
The game started off with San
ta re 6 to the visitors 3 at the end
of the first innings and continued
with Santa Fe from one to three in
the lead up to the last inning when
the A. Q. scored J, putting them up
to 14 to the locals 10 at the finish.
The game was marked by a great
dial of jangling and "rag chewing"
over several of the decisions of the
umpires, some of which were com
promised one way and some the
other.
The day was beautiful, the atten
dance was fair, but not as large as
it should have been, and the visit
ors appeared to have a very pleas
ant trip and satisfactory outing.
Intreiting Maatinf
Mrs. Robert Mueller was hostess
Friday afternoon to the Berrendo
Monte ficonomics Club. It was an es-
cases penally interesting meeting. Miss
I'.rii'kson, the public health nurse,
was present and made a splendid
italk which convinced her hearers
that her vocation was not only a
most progressive one, but most nec
essary for the betterment of hu
manity. Mrs. Frank Scverns read an
interesting paper on her trip nhru
the Mammoth cave of Kentucky.
which was greatly enjoyed. Plans for
a public entertainment and supper to
be given early in June, were dis-
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
COUNTY OF SANTA FE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Mary Teresa Kevins,
Plaintiff,
vs. No.9470
Charles C. Nevins,
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
To Charles C. Nevins, the above
named defendant :
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been filed against
you in the District Court of the
First Judicial District of the State
of New Mexico, in and for the Coun
ty of Santa Fe.that being the court
in which said suit is pending, by the
plaintiff, Mary Teresa Nevins; that
the general object of said action is
to obtain an absolute decree of di
vorce, severing the bonds of matri
mony now existing between the said
plaintiff and defendant; and you are
further notified that unless you en
ter or cause to be entered your ap
pearance in said cause on or be
fore the I4th day of July, 1930, judg
ment in said cause will be rendered
axaiust you by default.
The name and address of plain
tiff's attorney is' John J. Kenney,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
In witness whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said court this 27th day of
May, 020.
(SEAL)
ALFREDO LUCERO,
Clerk.
By A. M. BERGERE.
Deputy.
First Publication May 28, 1920.
Last Publication June 18, 1920.
Cmnauuioaer of Public Laads mad by him
applied ia aavaKat of aucb bid, but if tha
successful bidder shall fail to complete hia
Curchaaa by thea aad there paying any
alaoce due uader his parchaie including
the coat of advertisiag and the cxpeaecs
incident thereto, thea and ia such event
such deposit shall be forfeited to the Stata
of Nev Mexico aa liquidated damages.
Lease will be made in substantial con
formity with form of oil and gas lease M
on file ia the office of the Commissioner
of Public Lands, copy of which will be
furnished oa applicatioa.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved, and the aneat holding said sale
will be authorized to accept the highest
and beat bid, subject to the approval of
the Commissioner of Public Laada,
Witness my hand and the official seal
of the Stata Land Office of the State ol
New Mexico this seventeenth day of May.
193). .
N. A. FIELD,
Commissioner of Public Laada,
State wf New Mexico.
First Publicatioa May 21, 1920.
Last Publicatioa July 30, I92D.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE POR PUBLICATION
OIL AND CAS LEASE OP PUBLIC LANDS
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY
Office of tha Commisaioaer oi Public
Lauds.
Saata Fe, New Mexico.
Notice ia hereby givca that the Com
miasioner of Public Laada, dacmiag the
same to be for the best intereeta of tha
State aad the beneficiaries under law oi
the proceeds to sriaa therefrom, will, uader
the Acta of Coagiaaa, approved Juae 3nj
1910, and the Laws of the State of New
Mexico, aad the Rulea and Regulatioas of
the State Laad Office, offer to lease ta
tht- highest aad best qualified bidder, at
public auction at 10 o'clock A. M. tu
th, 1930, at the front door of the Court
nouse IB the town of Tutrra Amanlla.
County of Rio Arriba, Stata of New Mex
ico, for the exploration, development aad
roauctioa ot oil and gas tnereupoa ana
torn, for a maximum term of tan veara
and as long thereafter aa ail or gas ia
paying quantities shall be produced there-
Irom, together with the nabt to owa aa
oil and gas so produced and not reserved
as rovallv be the State under the terna
of such lease contract, tha following des
cribed lands, viz:
Sale Ne, I U T. M N.. R. 1 K . See.
2, Lots 1. 2, J, 4, 5, a, SWX. SXNVV.
sec. 16, all. T. 23 N.. R. 1 E., See. 12.
I-ota 1, 2, J, 4. titf, NyiSyi, Sec. Jo, JfZ
NWit. SWV.NWK. SWM. WKSEtf." Com.
primus a all 2,078.36 acres.
No bid will be accented for leas than
five cents per acre, and a one-eighth royal
ty of all oil and gas recovered aad saved
and suca money consideration shall be
deemed to include aad cover the first
years rental for asid land. No person
II be permitted to bid at auch Bale ex.
cept he has, aot less than five days prior
the day set for auch Bale, denoaitea
with the Commissioner of Public Laada
cash, or certified exchange, to the amount
of the above minimum cash bid. Denoaita
of all unsuccessful bidders will be return
ed. The deposit of the successful bidder
will be held by the Commissioner of Pub
lic Lands and by him applied to tha pay.
mrnl of such bid, but if the successful
bidder shall fail to complete his purchase
by then and there paying any balance due
under his purchase, including the cost oi
advertising aad the expenses incident there
to, then and in such event such deposit
hall be forfeited to the Stata oi New
Mexico as liquidated damages.
person deairing to
sucn lease sale. In
at
qualify
add i
tioa
a
to
cess. 1 he greatest credit is one to
all who participated and to Mrs.
Turley who trained the children.
Two plays entitled "A Case of Sus
pension" and "Sunset" were success
fully presented Friday night at the
Headquarters committee, which r
composed of Mrs. Roy Allen Staimn
chairman, Mrs. W. C. Rcid, Mr J.
T. McLaughlin, Mrs. Lawrence Lee,
and Mrs. W. R. Walton. This will
uive the women and girls a splcn-
rt.il rktt.inri tinit v In iti.nnt. nf ( Iter
fancy and plain articles at a rea,..u. 1 Elks Theatre by the senior class ot
able price to those who have no tini-: Santa Fe High School. A large
n ikon, a ,, rt. .i, ., audience emoved the unusually en-
wearable a d decorative and good tertaining and clever plays. Between I conditional m any way and the bid
wearaote ana atcorame, ana (,ooa Carolyn Ten Fvck d'r must f,rst satisfy the said boan
things in the culinary art W'll be on ,l,e. I' avs Ml Carolyn ten r.)a ,,.,.,,, nr his ability to take ui
.te ; recited James Whttcomb Riley's well ' "t nis aoiutj to taxe uj
known poem, tJut to Ula Aunt
Social Affaira at Bolon Mary's," to a musical accompani-
Mrs. Edgar Goebel was hostess at ; wnich w" exceedingly pleas
an interesting fancy work uartv ie- lnK 1 ,le ''igh school orchestra fur-
cintly in honor of her guest Mrs.
Sawyer of Denver, Colo. Six ladies
spent the afternoon and the hostess
Imshed snappy
missions.
music during intir-
served a tempting luncheon. On Tucs
day evening of this week, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Goebel entertained a
dozen ladies and gentlemen at an
original party in which, Mrs. Mac
Donald carried off high honors and
Miss Lindburg the consolation. This
Miss Vatelle Dills, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lucius Dills of this city
has enjoyed a royal time in Ros
well. Saturday night she was anions
the merry guests who attended the
informal hop given at the New Mex
ico Military Institute. Miss Dills has
affair was pven in honor of their been KweU several weeks visit
aueita. Mra Herbert r..w-ll f ti iiti relatives and friends, and ex-
Paso, Texas, and Mrs. George Saw
yer of Denver, Colo. Delightful re
freshments were served.
Dedication of New Church
An excellent program has been ar
ranged for tht dedication services
of the new Baptist church on the
1J of Jnue at Vaughn. The event
is an all day celebration beginning
at V a. m. A cafeteria dinner will be
served at 12 JO. Among the promin
ent men attending the dedication
from Santa Fe arc: Lieutenant
Governor B. F. Pankey who will
pects to return to Santa Fe in the
very near future.
A delightful party was given by
jMiss Georginia Williams at her home
on uon jasper avenue luesaay nignt
in honor of her guest Miss Marie
Cochrane, of Las Vegas. Dancing
was enjoyed by a jolly party of young
people. Delicious refreshments con
sisting of tee cream and cake was
served.
The entertainment committee of
the Knights of Columbus have ao-
session and Kev. I. F. Meassells,
pastor of the Baptist church in San
ta Fe, who will deliver a sermon at
7:45 p, m.
Dastticato R. C Gift Hospital
Two hundred little Belgian prote
ges of the Junior Red Cross of Am
erica sang a praise of their benefac
tors at the recent ceremonies at
Routers, marking the laying of the
cornerstone of a permanent monu
ment to the geperosity of America
in the form of an up-to-date, fully
equipped medical and surgical dis
pensary built with the funds of the
American Red Cross.
Naw Mmioa C A. R. Met
The 1920 encampment of the mem
bers of the Grand Army of the Re
public in Nev Mexico will be held
deliver an addrvaa at the .fiernn.-.n nounced that a concert and dance
I 1 , 1 . 1 . T
win nc given on tne evening oi June
8. The concert will take place in
the auditorium of the Museum build
ing and the dance will follow at
the Armory. Dan McKenzie's orch
estra will play for the occasion.
A dance that promises to be
largely attended and exceedingly en
joyable because ft will be different
from the Usual social events ordin
arily given in the city, is the Barn
Dance by the Woman's Board of
Trade on the even ng of June 4 at
the Armory.
I
Sunday night the Santa Fe band
gave the first of I a series of Wed
nesday and Sunday night concerts
in the plaza. A splendid musical,
program was rendered. Wednesday
night the inclement weather mter-
this rear in Las Vegas on June Mth If erred somewhat with the concert.
and 15th. The membership of this i
organization is growing smaller ev-! The American Legion will give a
cry year and Las Trgas is planning j benefit dsnce at the Armory totnor
to Eire the old soldiers mentor-j row night. Dan McKenzie's orches
able reception when they gather herejtra will furnish the music for the
next tnoatm. joccasioav.
NOTICE OF BOND ISSUE AND
SALE BY THE TOWN OF DES
MOINES, UNION COUNTY,
NEW MEXICO
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN That the board of trus
tees of the town of Dcs Moines, in
the county of Union, state of New
Mexico, intends to issue, negotiate
and sell negotiable coupon bonds of
said town in the amount of Seventv
Five Thousand Dollars ($75,000)
Waterworks Bonds.
Said bonds will bear date January
I, A. D., 120, and will be redeemable
at the option of said town twenty
(20) years after date and be ahso
lutlcy due and payable thirty (JO)
years after date, bearing interest at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum.
The board of trustees of the town
ol Des Moines, New Mexico, will
meet on the 30 day of June, A. D.,
1920, at the hour of 2 o'clock, P. M.,
for the purpose of considering bids.
The said board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids offered.
No bids will be considered that are
conditional in any way and the bid-
d
P
and pay for said bonds before his
bid will be considered. All bids must
be accompanied by an unconditional
certified check on a national bank,
for ten per cent of the amount of
said bid. which check is to be for
feited in case said bidder does not
comply with the terms of this ad
vertisement. The bonds are to be sold by the
hoard of trustees of said town for
cah only to the most responsible
and highest bidder, and in no ease
for less than their par value and ac
crued interest to date of delivery.
(SEAL)
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE TOWN OF DES
MOINES. NEW MEXICO
By N. E. NANCE,
Chairman, Board of Trustees.
Attest:
J. M. Mays,
Town Clerk.
First Publication May 28, 192a
Last Publication Jun 25. 1920.
Any
I bidder
making tha deposit above reaaired. shall.
not less than five days prior to the data
st-t for such sale, execute and deliver ta
.the Commissioner of Public Lands of tha
State of New Mexico a good and sutfl.
cient bond in the penal sura of $5,00O.fSJ,
conditioned upon the faithful performance
of the terms of the lease contract.
The Commissinner of Public Lands re
serves the right to reject any aad all
bids.
Lease will be made in substantial con
formity with form of oil and gas lease
No. 34 on file in the office of the Com
misiiioner of Public Lands, copy of which
wilt be furnished on application.
Witness my hand and the official seal
of the Commissioner of Public Lands of
the State of New Mexico this fourth day
of May, 1920.
N. A. FIELD,
Commissioner of Public Lands,
State of New Mexico.
First Publication Msy 7, 1920.
Lail Publication July 16, 1920.
STATE OP NEW MKXICO
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
OIL AND CAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
SOCOBJIO COUNTY
Office oi the Commisaiooer of Public
Lands,
Saata Pa, New Mexico.
Notice ia hereby given that pursuant to
Act ot Coagreaa an
te
tha arovieioaa of aa
pravad June JOth. I9IO, tha laws oi
state oi New Steam, and rulea and r
boas oi the Stat Land Office, the (
mistioner of Public Lands will offer for
lease, for the exploration, development aad
production oi oil and gas, at public auc.
troa to the highest bidder, at 9 e clock
A. oa Friday, August JOth, 1920, ia
the town of Socorro, State oi New Mex
ico, at the front door of the court house
thereia. the following described lands, ta-
wH:
Sale Ne. L-4J. AH of wxtioos 12 and X.
T. 5 N . R. W : All oi sections M snd
K T. S N- . 1 W.s SH. NWie. NMNEtf.
Svmt. 2; All oi Sees. If, 12, 16, t. N, R.
" W ; All of Sees g, M, , K, T. J N,
I. M W cnataiarag 7).SS acre a.
No bid oitt be accepted for lees thaa
Five Cents Tr acre, which shall be deem
ed to include and cover the Krat year's
rental lor aaid laad, and no per son will
be permitted f bid at each sale except he
has, not less thaa five days prior to the
date oi said sale, deposited with the Com
aiaioacT oi Public Lead cash or certi
fied exchange to the aasonat of the above
minim urn bid. Deaaaita oi at! uaswecessful I
bidders wilt be rerurned. The eooett ail First PubTiaattoci at it f.
the successful bidder anB he held by the 'Last Pabbcatioa July If,
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBUCATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
DE BACA COUNTY
Office of the Commissioner of Public
Lands.
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions of sn Act of Congress, ap
proved June 20th, 1910, I lie laws of the
State of New Mexico, and the rulea aad
regulations of the State Land Office, tha
Commissioner of Public Lands will offer
at public sale to the highest bidder at
9 o'clock A. M on Tuesday, July 20th,
1U0, in the Toun of Fort Sumner, County
nf De Baca, State of New Mexico, ia
front of the court house therein, tha fol
lowing described tracts of land, vlst
Sale No. 147 All of Sec. 32, T. I N ,
R. 27 E., containing 640.00 acres. The im
provements consist of 2 houses, bsrn, out
houses, garage, corrals, well, windmill,
lank, fencing, value $4,525.00.
Sale Na. ISM S',$NF.K, SEX, Sec i;
All of Sec. ; T. 2 N., R. 27 E., contaia
ing 8A0.69 acres. The improvements con
sist of fencing, value $121.00.
Sale Na. 14SS NWH.SKtf. NEttSWK,
Sc. 27; T. 3 N., R. 25 E., containing
80.U0 acres. There arc no improvements.
Sale Na. IS - SWMSEtt. SEMSWtf,
WMSW. Sec. 27; EtfSEK, Sec. 28; E
NKtf. NEKSEJi, Sec. 13; NW. NWM
SW4, Sec. 14; T. t N., R. B .. con
taining S60.00 acres. There are im
provements. No bid on tha above described tracts
of land will be accepted for less than
FIVE DOLLARS ($1.00) per acre, which
is the appraised value thereof, and in ad
ditioa thereto the successful bidder mast
pay for tha improvements that exist aa
the laad.
Each of the above described tracts wilt
be offered for aalc separately.
The above sale of land wilt be subject
to the following terms and conditions,
vist
The successful bidder must pay to the
Commissioner of Public Loads or his ageat
tinkling such aale, one-twentieth oi the
price offered hy him for the land, four
per cent interest in advance ior the bal
ance of such purchase price, ices ior ad
vertising and appraisement aad all costs
incidental to th sale herein, each and al
oi said amounts must be deposited in cash
or certified exchange at tha time of sale
and which aaid amounts and all oi them
are subject to forfeiture to the Stata oi
New Mexico, if tha successful bidder does
aot execute a contract within thirty days
after it has been mailed ta him by the
Stata Laad Office, said contract to pro
vid that tha purchaser may at his e
tioa make payments oi aot lees than one
thirtieth of ninety-five wer cent oi th
purchase price at any time after th sale
and nrmr to tne exwratioa m tnirty rear
from the date of the contract aad ta pro
vide tor the payment oi aay uapaia bal
ance at the expiration oi thirty year from
the date oi the contract with interest e
deferred payments at tne rat oi soar per
eeat per annum pi Table ta advance aw tha
aaaiveraarv ot the acta at tne contract.
partial payments to be credited an tha an
niversary oi th date of the contract meat
following tha state of tender.
The above sale of land will he subject
to valid existing rights, easements, righta-
ot-way and reaervations.
An mineral eiebts ia th abov described
lands are reserved ta the Stat.
The Commissioner Of Public L4SM ar
his arrrtt boldinr each aale rater the
right to rrtect aay and nil bids alcrea
at said aale. ...
Poeeessioa wnder contract of east . sor
tbe above described tracts will be at van
a or before October 1st, 192. .
Witness say hand and the official seal
oi the Stata Laad Office oi the Stat af
New Mexico this fourth day af May, Mfc
IS. A. nau-u,
Coasausemner af Public Lends.
Stata of New Mc