The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume], April 13, 1907, Image 4

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Montoya. Notes.
CORKKSI'ONDKNCK.l
Montoya is booming, eleven
frame, three stone and two adobe
buildings, most of them for busi
ness purposes, are just completed
and in course of erection, with
others under contract and in con
templation. Another hotel will
be begun in a few days. A wagon
yard also. Montoya is going to be
a real town. It is forcing itself
upon us. Already far seeing men
are talking of a railroad to be
built from Texico through Mon
toya to the coal mines northwest.
Farmers' wagon outfits are ar
riving every day, mostly from
Oklahoma. Two carloads of flour
and one of groceries are just re
ceived by our new merchant, Mr.
Jones, also others of hay, grain
etc., to Kohn Bros., and eight of
lumber now unloading for the
Montoya Lumber Co.
The building for the barber
shop is awaiting for an occupant,
as is also numerous citizens need
ing his service. Some barber
should come at once.
The new blacksmith shop is said
to need a good hand already, and
we must have an up to date butch
er shop immediately. A drug
store would do business from the
start.
The Board County Commission
ers has declared the old Palomas
road passing through the gap east
of Palomas mountain, public road
and free to travel. The man who
has it fenced and the gate locked
cannot charge 25 cents toll any
longer. It is hoped that citizens
who have fenced across section
line roads which are needed for
public use will take the hint and
not wait for county board action.
Tiger.
Allen Breezes.
(Correspondence :
News is rather scarce this week.
Digging wells is the order of the
day. There has been three dug
this week near our little town,
plenty of good water at a depth of
from twenty-seven to thirty feet.
Mr. D. C. Aylesworth and Mr.
. G. Walker have gone to Tucum
carito consult with the commis
sioners in regard to our school
district.
The people still continue to
come in hunting homes. Two
claims contested this week by
some parties from Indian Territory.
Mr. E. L. Wren and Mr. K. E.
Powell are here from Falls Co.,
Texas, prospecting.
The people are getting some
what stirred up over some thiev
ing in our community. Some
party or parties have been steal
ing barbed-wire and lumber and
grain for the last two months.
We want to warn these parties
that their depredations must cease.
Preaching at Allen next Sunday.
Everybody invited to come.
Just Me.
San Jon Notes.
Correspondence
Grant Dodson, of Mo., is here
looking for a location.
The farmers are very busy here
plowing and planting.
L. C. Lantz and family of Mo.,
are here improving their claim.
San Jon is on a boom.
Mrs. S. Atkins will soon return
to her home. She has been here
about four months.
W. D. Bennett is building a new
house.
W. Prather has returned home.
Bulletin.
A case of scarlet fever has been
reported to the health office of Tu
cumcari this week. Proper guar
anteed regulations have been en
forced, and with the cooperation of
the public in all suspicious cases,
there need be little anxiety on the
part of the community. On the
other hand, any carlessness on the
part of a few people will jeopardise
all efforts of the rest. All suspic
ious cases should br reported at
once, in order that strict quaran
tine measures be adopted in all
cases. This may work individual
hardships, but it will at least pre
vent an epidemic.
H. D. Nichols,
Health Officer,
Tucumcari, N. M.
If you want good, clean Coal,
buy the Colorado Screened Nut
from L. E. Taylor. 46t
FOR RENT Two furnished
rooms. Inquire of Mrs. S. Ander
son. 24tf
Let T. S. Chappell figure with
you on house and sign painting.
6-4t pd
J no. W. Snoll does fancy or
pluin Bitfn painting. Leave or
ders at McMains shoo shop, lotf
There is building brick for sale at Jack
on-Galbraith-Foxworth Co. tf
Three hundred and fifty feet of
well cable for sale cheap.
J. L. White,
24-4t pd Ogle, N. M.
Brick, Lime and Portland Ce
ment. Jackson-Gailbraith - Fox
worth Co. 24tf
California Port Wine at the
White Elephant Saloon, tf.
J. A. STREET,
Sole Aeni for
Dawson Coal
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See W. M. Troup, (he DrayM&rt.
Thositvs Newton.
Thoroughbred Pedigreed Jack
Maltese. Will stand at my place,
Mesa Rodondo. Terms, Jio.oo.
For further information, address
Fred Gkovk,
23. t Tucumcari, N. M.
If you want your land business
attended to promptly see Patter
son & Donohoo at the Court House.
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All the latest Papers and Maga
zines at Donahues'. i-tf
QUAY COUNTY NURSERY
L. B. LA MAR, Mgr.
What's in a name?
A good deal when that
name is
Stamped on a loaf of
bread.
For those round cream
loaves, call at
The Pioneer Bakery
Go to
The Lobby Saloon
FOR THE BEST
VineSi Liquors and Cigars
Woodward County Whiskey.
COURTEOUS TREATMENT.
J. PACE & Co., Props.
LOST Between Quay Post
Office and the Cap Rock, red pock
et book containing 20.00 in money
and three drafts for 50.00 each.
Liberal reward if returned to First
National Bank at Tucumcari, or
the postmaster at Quav.
4-13-it pd W. T. Henderson.
I The Tucumcari Pharmacy
I Opposite JUtUCprSe Gross, Kelly & Co.
i Dr. Tomlinson is an Experienced Pharmacist. This is in fact X
J the peoples Drug Store. Take your Prescriptions to this Drug 1
Store. We make Prescription work a Specialty. f
f Aviso. Est es la casa donde Comprar las Medicines. I
I CHARGES REASONABLE.
I Your Trade Solicited.
! Stylish Trimmed
Mil
inery
It is an assured fact that many more women will buy their hats of
us this spring, for ours are the most stylish millinery ever shown
in this city. We have now on display some new creations that
are exact copies of very high priced models shown in the East, but
our prices are only a fraction of those of the originals. We have
an experienced trimmer from the east who will attend to your or
ders. Buy your hat of Mrs. A. Jowell and be perfectly satisfied
with your purchase. Courteous treatment and satisfaction guar
anteed. Drop in and see us.
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"THE RACKET STORE
A. JOWELL CO., Props.
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