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Vol.

VII

Roy, Moka

County,

New Mexico,

Saturday,

Oct.

1, 1910

No.

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Our

News Scheme

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The

Spanish Anuricin

Is

strictly

a local paper. We 'lo

not

intend to

try.

to

give

our readers! general news

for

the

reason

that-the- can get

far

better general news service

at

less

cost and

no one else can

or

will give the

local

news. ; _{We give} .you ll

Campbell's

Scientific

Farmer

with

every

paid

in

advance

subscription and wiil ai

range

with soino of the

large Territoi

ial weeklies for a low

rate

on

their publication

so

that

we

can

furnish our readers

with an ideal

combinatioa

of

local,

general and farm news

at

the lowest possible cost. We will

also order

magazines

or

any

other

newspaper you want for you

at

your

request.

Soil

Expert

Visits

Roy

Dr. F.

J.

Al way,. Head of the

De-partment

of

Soil

Chemistry

at

the

Ne-braska

State, Agrjev'-tura-l College,

Was

io'this

vicinity the.

past

week with his friend and Mr. II. S.

Trumbull.

.

'VV,visU'

si"

''ral

furms

to

inspect

WcroV

aiííjwe

surprised

.

nnd pleased with the showing made by IT some of our

progtissrfw

farmers.

These gentlemen

are

doing much

to

aid the farmers of

this

vicinity and, in

turn

some of

our

'faruvprs are doing much

in

the way of

indeiendent

think-ing and experimentthink-ing

to.

help them to"a

_truer

knowledge of soil

and

cli-matic conditions here.

'

There is much yet to learn and the combined agencies' of college and farm experiment

are

needed to solve many problems as yet but

little

understood.

Wants

Crop

The Roy Real Estate and

Abstract

Co. wants sample of our crops forex

hibition

purposes.

Bring

in the

best

vou

have

and thus h"lp boost for

this

mesa &iulNew Mexico generally. We

uii i,mv

reasons

to be proud of the. showing we

_have

made and the best

wav

to

get the,

lest

results

is to collect uimnlfi where thev can be

exhibited

to the best

advantage.

vi.-- . Cates, of the hotel

at Solano,

rs

in

town' Monday with a

party

looking

for homestead

land.

Dr. Ca-te is an

enthusiastic

farmer of the kind

after discou

that

comes up smiling

rageiuents and is doing much

to

the

country

and add to experi-mental knowledge of what Is and what is

not

successful in

agriculture.

It

behooves every farmer in

this

vi-cinity to"

take

Campbell's Scientific

Farmer.

The most, successful

farmers

are

readers

of

that great publication.

and

Camp-bell

The Spanish-America-n

Scientilic

Farmer

$1.50per year.

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POSTOFFICE

ROBBED

Considerable Maul _s Made From Store Of N. Weil In Mora County Town.

Wagon Mound, N. M.,

Sept,

29, j.

The

postoflice

at Ocate,

and

the store

of N. Weil, in which

it

is

located, was .entered by

.burg-lars last night,

.who

rifled the cash drawer,

and ransacked the

stock

in

the store proper.

Eight dollars

in money

was

taken

from"

the

postoflice

funds,

while

stock

Valued

at

$50

was carried

away

from

the

store, the

latter

includ.in g clothos, shoes

and

cut-lery.

The burglars gained entrance

I_:y

prying

_off

_{a bolt}

_which

served

as a lock

on

the

rear

window of

the store

building.

The

robbers

likely headed

for this town,

os

Clarence

Bowman,

one

of

the members

of

the

N.

Weil

firm,

whii

came here from Ocate

to-day, discovered tags taken from the

iit,olen

goods,

scattered

along

the highway,

which would

indicate the

thieves

leaded

for the

rail

road.

Mr. Bowman

notified

the

postoffice

inspectors at

Denver of

robbery.

It

is the first burglary ever committed at

Ocate

and

lias

caused considerable excitement there

There

is

no clue

to

the

guilty

parties.-

- - '

BIG

SHIPMENT

OE CATTLE

Eighteen

cars

of

fat cattle were

"

shipped from

Roy' VftKiy

evening

to

Ktnsas

City.,

The

shippers were;

T,he

Roy

Land1

&

Live

Stock

Co.,

Floersheim Mercantile

Co., and

Farmer

&

_Stone.

It

was

impossible to handle

all

the stock that

was

ready for

ship-ment

at

this time'

and

another shipment

of

about the

same

number

will

be

made

latter.

This

stock

was

taken directly from the range

and

is in prime

condition to

top the market.

Our eastern friends

who

spend

ar

in

fitting cattle for market with corn and

mill

feed

would

envious

if they

could

fedold

Maytleld, Kentucky. on

prairie with

no

expense or labor

to

the owners.

The shipment

was

accompanied

by

Messrs

Hanson,

Wm.

Brumage,

Wm. Baum,

Bud Farmer;

Frank

McDaniel,

-

_John

Tur-ner and

Homer

Holmes.

A bur.ch who will make

their

presence

known

when they arrive

in

the city.

-BOY KILLED BY LIGHTNING

'

_Ricardo

_{RodrigHez, son of}

_{Juan Jose Rotiriguez, an}

_old

_and

esteemed citizen

of

this

town, was

struck by lightning

and

instant-ly

killed Wednesday afternoon at four

o'clock while

herding sheep

for Eufracio Oallegos between Logan

and

Red River.

The

body

lay in

the water

in

_{the bottom}

of an

arroyo

that

hour until

Thursday morning before it

was

discovered.

victim was 18"years of

age

and a

bright, promising ydung

man, a

general favorite with

all who

knew

him.

.

D1STSICT

FAIR

The residents

of

the country East

of Roy and

North

of Solano

will hold a

Fair

and

Exhibit

of

farm products at the Pleasant

View

School

House, seven

miles

East

Hoy

on

Saturdry

Oct.

8th, to

which

who

interested

in

the upouilding

of

the conutry are

in-vited.

Bring samples

your crops or your

fancy

stock and

ex-hibit

them.

No

entry

fee, no

premiums.

Just

a chance to

get

to-gether- and

compare

notes and

a good

time.

J.

G.

Reed

is

Chairman

and

R. W. Boulware,

Secretary.

J.

W. Johnson is

also

on

the committee

so

the success

of

the

affair

is

assured.

Kept

Busy

The

Spanish

American office is

.en-joying

a rush of

job

work

at present

which is

gratifying

to the new

manage-ment. We

appreciate

the patronage-o- f

the merchants of the town and

in-tend

to

deserve

their support

by

giv-ing promp and efficient service.

This

office is well

equipad

for

all kinds

of

ad, job

and book work andwemake

it

a

point

to see

that

you get what you want when you want it.

If

business continues as

it

has

started

with us

we

shall

be well pleased

with'' our

newspaper venture hei'e.

-Modern

School

Privileges

It is

interesting to watch the child-

-I

rea gathering

in to _school _{in the}

mornings. They come from miles

out

in the country and

in

all kinds

of

conveyances

but

they get here

just

the same and a

brighter, healthier lot

would beha--d

_to

_find. .Some of

our

eastern

friends may be incredulous

on.

this

point

but wehave as good

grad

ed schools here as can bu found any where in the

east

in towns twice the size. "

Returns From Visit

to

Kentucky

George H. Ray, a young and

enthu-siastic

homesteader,

returned

Wednes day from a two

month's visit at bis

be

see

this lot of range stock,

home in

Al

from

The

of

all

of

have

out

tlis father

accompanied turn

_for

a

short

visit and to

try our "Mile high"

climate for

Brouchial

trouble. Geo.

says

things look little-an-d crowded

back East.

Homer Thayer, a young engineer from French

arrived

in town Tuesday and is

visiting

friends here. He is

wall nlpAcptl witli flip pnnntt'V ntwl

iays

the

irrigated land at

French does

not

compare with us in

crops this

year.

Mr.

Thayer talks

of

locating

on a homestead here. He id an expert steam and

gasoline

engineer and a

fine young man of the kiiid wo

are

al-ways

glad

o welcome.

Ensign H. Hankins, .of 399

_State

Street, Chicago,

representing

the"

Sal-vation

Army was in the city

last

Sun-day

and conducted

religious

services

at

the school house.

Fair

audience greeted him

at

each service. The

En-sign

has

the

appearance

of

being'

a very

earnest

worKer.

The people of Western Texas

are

complaining

that

the

Legislature

is

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TO

_AIL

_{TAX PAYERS} _OF

_M0R4

COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, WHO

ARE DELINQUENT, TOR THE

IIRST

OR SECOND HALF OR ALL TAXES OFA.D. 1909.

To

the delinquent tax

payers In

the

following tax list

whose

taxes

are

ov-er the

sum of $25.00 GREETING:

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED

That

I

will

on

the

1st day of

Novem-ber, A. D. 1910,

apply

to

_{the District}

Court of

the

County of Morá In

the

Territory

of New Mexico, as provided i

by law,

for

Judgment

against all

of

the parties

named in

the

following

delinquent tax

_llstand

against the

land,

real estate and

personal

proper-ty mentioned

and described

therein,

for

the amount

of said

delinquent

taxes,

together with the

costs, penal

NAME AND DESCRIPTION

against

in

described

No.' 1.

Paulita Aguilar,

N. Road S. Arroyo, E. W. Tomas Casados William

in

23.94 Mrs.' Hlggins,

tract

of

at

Tusado

at ranch,

N. E. Tusado Canon southly

rock

lake

west pine

west

of smallest monument of rocks, j on of Tusado marked by down brow of

to

land

at

La N.

highést bank

of

river

E. rock of lit--

--,

tie

in

town of proper

ty

$360.00, vV..

Levy,

&

of

Interest

Mora GranV 4,500, acres, of

in

:Grant,

acres;

oí-1-_-7 6

_interest

In

Mora Grant,. 1125 acres

Irene

McKay Devine, house

lot in the

town of Mora, W. L A

Walton

S. Main E N.

Mora

river

dwelling house In

the

town of E.

S.

leading

Ip del Talco road

leading

to La Cebolla,

N. Main

U

Mrs. Maud 80 acres in

the'

town of Mora N. public road S.

Ce-bolla

E. Mis-sio-n

property. W. D. Cassidy 60 N.

public

road. S. Cebolla

E.

J.

A.

Trujillo

W. A.

185 N. Summits of

Moun-tains.

S. D. A. Brady E. public

W. A. D. Pacheco

...

70 head of

$700.00.

,

Andres

Sena, lots In Tulquillo In pet. No. 19, Nos. 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 180 acres; 230 in la Carro, 90

_fi

Loma

Parda

t

Precinct

2. : _. ;

T'jrenclo

Bernal, 230, varas N; top of W. & S, Isidro

Ber-nal

E. road 100

varas

N.

Dcrnal. S. P.

Trujillo,

E. Canoncl

-to Hill

'f

-Mi.-iDh- lo & Miguel 40 acres

N.

top

oi

l'ts.

S. Agua Negra

river

C. Agu. 40 acres 4

different

pieces

i

25 acres N. Agua Ne-er-a

River

S. Ceja Montoza, W. Fell-

-C

ties

and Interest

due and

unpaid

thereon,

for an order to sell

property

to

satisfy

such

judgment,

and

within thirty

days

_{after the}

rendi-tion;

of such .Judgment _the

described said

list and

af-ter having

given notice by

handbill

posted

at

front

door of

the

build-ing

in which

the District

Court for said County of Mora is held,

at

least ten days

prior

to

the

of

the

sale,

I

_shall

offer for sale

at public

in front

of said building,

the

real

estate

and personal

property

in

said

against

which Judgment may be rendered, for

the amount

of

taxes,

penalties

and costs due there-on. .'

TITO

Treasurer and

lo Collector of

Mora County, New Mexico.

Precinct

Mondragon,"

13.89

Dawkins, 1125 acres

the

Mora

Grant

Manuela

land

Canon

running

to

cedar

post

and

mountain W.

dry

tree on

the

of dry lakes

tree

blazed

and

then north

east to point

east

side

Canon

monument,

then

on

cliff

beginning, 270 acres

Parda

Mora

river

ridge

W,

fence, house

and

Improvements Mora, personal

V;v.

Alexander

tfi in'-th- e

the7Mora

2,000

8

the

Mr8. and

street.

alley bed,

Mora, Refugio Mon-drag- on

road alto W.

street

McDonald, summits',

Presbyterian

Summits. acres

road,

Palemón

Ortiz,

attle,

160, acres

Canada.del

acres No.

Mountains,

Isidro Baca,

I.ugunlta,

and

said

property

east

date auc-tion

list

MELENDEZ, Refugio mesa Martinez.

Taxe Pen.

Print.

Total

26.78

v

162.88 99.39 64.89 33.07 42.75 25.35

I

.69 1.20 8.14 4.97 3.24 1.65

213

1.26 .35 14.93 .35 25.49 1.057 , 29.16 1.05 172.07 .70 104.06 1.05, 69.18 .35 35.07 1.05 55.93 .70 27.31

pe Martinez. E. J. Rodrigues; 20

acres N. Agua Negra River E.

Bar-bara

Gallegos S.

hills

W. -_Ramon

Valdeipin

pet. No. 1, 15

acres

S.

La-- Vega _{W.' D.} _Martinez. _E. Sera-pi-p

Herrera;

15.

_acres

in pet. No.

19 R, Romero S. S.

Trujillo,

W. "

public road E. public road ... .. . .

Antonio Maria

Rivera

17

acres

N.

F. de Lucero S. Gabino

Rivera

E

the

foot of the

hill.

W. Agua Ne-- '

gra

Mts.

134 acres

N. Corlna

Ri-vera

S.'

J. B. Duran E. foot

of

bill

W. Cerro Agua

Negra,

60

varas

N.

Reyes Duran S.

_Pedro

Pacheco E.

OcateMesa,

W.

_{road leading}

to

,Taos, value of personal pty. $535. .

;

Precinct

No. 3.

J. J. Behr,,Stock of Merchandise. . .

Precinct

No. 4.

'

M. B. Wasson, value of horses and mules $190.00,

cattle

$40.00,

_other

personal pty. $580.00,

...

Precinct

No. 7.

.

The

Üiáclta

Ranch Co., 5010 acres of lan

and

2835

varas,

described as follows, N. Weber W. P. Mares S.'

'Mora

'river

E. hills. N. & S, Hill

E.

J.

Tafoya. N.

Hills.

S.

river

E.

R. Soils. W. A. Sena N.

hills

S.

hills

E. A. Sena W. Ramon N. top of

hills

S.

_hills

E. V.

Trujillo

W. R. Salas N. Mora

river

S. Cuchilla E.

Angostura

N.

hill

S.

river

E. & W.

M.; _Carillo N.--_& _S.

hill

E. R. Salas.

W. A. Sena inside of

ten

mile wire fence - . .

,

Precinct

No. 8.

Ramon Arguello, 193' acres óf

land

S.

corral

de lo Apaches N.

la

Meslta "W. M. Maestas. E. G. Pacheco, S.

Arguello Bros. N. S. Vigil W. Jaro-so E. Bordo, last

half

of

taxes.

Lillian C. Bliss, 2700 head of sheep. .

Guadalupe Duran,

land in precinct

No. 8, value of personal

property

$265.00

Juan Gallegos, 510

acres

of

land

N, J. Vigil S. Los Vigiles E. Vigiles W.

Vigiles N. J. F.

Trujillo

S. A.

0rtl.

E. A. Ortiz, W.

Fermín Trujillo,'

personal pty. $110.00

Juan

Lafebre, 1006

acres

In

the

Mora

Grant,

54 acres

pasture land

on

the

ijiesa, value of personal pty. $135,, bal. due

...

.v.

...

Manuel ;Duran Y Romero, 412 acres

N. P. O. Sanches S. road E.

Pache-co Bros. W. P. A. Fernandez, 12

acres

N. Lucas Maestas S. Ocate

river,

E. Lucas Maestas W. Alberto Valdez, value of personal pty. $285.00

Placida Sanchez, 942 acres of land N. P. O. Sanckez. S. road E. A.

Rodri-guez W;

Margarita

V. Maestas,' value of personal pty. $85.00. . .. .

R. W. Sammon, 444 acres of

land

N.

Jesus

Espinoza S. David Armljo, E. E. Armljo W. los Manueles, 1500 acres N.

ranch

S.

_{river and}

road W.

Manueles Canon E. Jaroso, value of personal pty. $450.00 I_V...

Adolfo

Trujillo, lands

In section 23,.

Twp. 23 R 18, value of

personal,

pty. $110.00, bal on taxes

Tlofilo Vigil, 50

acres

of

land

N. Rio Lafebre S. los güeros E. Selon W; Rafael,

land

at

Wagon Mound, - value of personal pty. $245.00 ...

Taxes

Pen.

Print.

!Total

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Local

and

Personal

News of

Interest

THE

WEEKS HAPPENINGS

IN

AND

_ABOUT

ROY.

I

Know Not

What

The

Truth

May Be,

I

Only Tell You

As 'Twas

Told To

MeV

Notice the ad.

of.

the Goodman Merc. Co. on the

last

page. "

'

Large assortment

of Corduroy

pants

at Floersheim's.

See the new

Crávenette

- overcoats with

"Presto", colar at

Floersheim.

When

in

town stop

at

the Oriental Rest meals.

Mr. Kennedy

left'

Thursday

for

Cimarron

where he expect to get

em-ployment for the winter.

Miss Grace Romine

left Saturday

for

the Lawrence,

Kansas,

University

for

the fall and winter term.

Call

at

the Goodman Merc. Co., and see

their

nobby line of winter caps all styles and. prices.

J.

T. Jessee,

Singer

Sewing Machine Agent from Las Vegas, is in the city

this

week on, the

trail

of business, in his

line.

-.

J.

L. Linson and, Roy McGlothlin, .of Mosquero, were in town Tuesday

'

on

business.,

- - :

Morris Baker

of Hoosier ;

Phins,

was in town Monday as a witness in

a

land

case.. - r

Grin Kirby made final proof , on his

homestead before Commissioner E.

J;

H.

Roy,

Monday.;.

-Pete Laumbach,

a La

Cinta Canyon ranchman was

in

town Monday

and'a

'

pelasant caller

at

this

office.-- _.

Grand

line of

fall

and winter under--.

wear

for

ladies, gent and children

just

reeeived

at

Goodmans.

Edgar

Duncan wt-n- t

to

French yes

terday

to

assist liis father

who is

cook-ing for Coles

construction

camp. "

Francisco

Miera, a prominent

stock-man

and politician

of Union county was in town Wednesday

calling

on friends

and

buying

ranch

supplies.

A. C. AxtT

_{and Joe Johnson}

return-ed to Rockford, 111. yesterday

after

making some improvements on

their

claims

near

town

Joe

Werthiem,

representing

the

Pe-ters Shoe

Co, was in town .yesterday

calling

on iho Floersheim Mercantile

'

Co.. . .

I omtii"

'lolmes returned

from

Daw-son Tuesday. He found the position as

Car.Clerk toó exacting

and

the

'

hours tpu long

to

suit

him so he

re-signed.-' '

'

The Goodman Mercantile Co.

carry

'

_a

first

class

of Dry Goods, Gems

Furni&ing

Goods, Hoots and shoes

andajult

line of Groceries.

.Call

and southern.

-''','V7

; _{Don .lgnacio MaesUs, County} Com

-missioer

of

this

county was here

'fhursdky

from his

ranch

ten miles

north

of Roy purcbing supplies.

Lepoljo Andrada

made final five

vear pi'yof on his homestead before

IT. S. Commissioner Eugene

J.

H.

Hoy" Monday.

Hon. Fred Brown

has

his business moved into hisnew

building

and is rscovering from the effects of the move which was no small job. The

Palace

Har is doubtless the swellest place in Mura County..

-Mrs. C. K.

Periy

and son of

Kansas

Valley_vleft yesterday to

join

Mr.

Per-ry

at Colorado

Hty, Colo, for:' tiie winter. - _They _will

_return

'_in _the

spring.t

- . ; ' ,

. ' "i

v

",

Miss

Sarah

Meyers called

at

i thjc

office Tuesday to

order

.the

Spahish

American

and

Campbell's

_{Farmer for}

a

year.

It

is

this

kind of.

patronage

that

weespecially

appraciate.

When people come

to

the office

for

th

_paper

!

because they want it. ""'

. n

-'

_{Mr. R. S. Trumbull,}

_Agricultural

j

Agent for the E. P. & S. W., went to Abbott Tuesday

returning

Wednesday and going on to Tiicumcari. He will

be

back

in

a

few

days to

finish up his work here before

returning

to LincolA iNebraska,

for

the winter.

''

WANTED

_Laborers,

_ltesevoir

(Construction

Work. Wages

$2.00

Steady employment.

Apply

-

_át

éamp

15

miles

west

of Springer!

FARMKH8 DEVELOPMENT COr

" '

Springer;

N. M.

.Legal Lore. ; '

The dean of the Suffolk School of Law, _{Boston, sends} us the following gem from a fresHman _examination

paper: "Where murder Is committed without malice .. 'ought _{it is a}

case of mansla .. --_rGreen _Bag. _.

Look

over

the fall and winter Hps

of

suit

samples of the Floersheim.

Merc. Co. before

ordering.

:

r

'

Customs Differ. '

In _{feme towns the little girl} _who

practices on the piano the greatest number of hours per day Is

distin-guished. In other places people

ex-pect little girls to also help their mothers with

the'

dishes. Atchison

Globe. ' - ,

See

our large

and

stylish

assort-ment of nobby winter

caps.

.Fifty

cents

to

$1.50 at Floersheim Merc. Co,

''''''

m

Retaining Moisture In Meat. Cold meat becomes dry quickly afle cutting, but If wrapped In waxed

pa-per It will remain mclst for three or four days If a towel Is wrapped closely over the whole roast, It will

keep the grease from drying üp.

Clean the wheat with Blue

Vitriol

before

planting.

For sale

at Fair-

-view

Pharmacy.

, Ther King's English. i.

"

_{The spread} of the English language

and the cosmopolitan - _character

_;of

Singapore was shown at a, meeting

there of

the

Epworth league, at which

21 nationalities were represented, yet every person knew English.

SHOE

SHOP:-FirstD-oor

_Nortli

of

Wright's

Blacksmith

Shop...-.-_!

Repair work

neatly

and

prompt-ly done on

harness

and

hoes.

A.

C.

GROSS,

_tl

pd

Complete assortment of

John

B. Hats

just

receiv-ed. Call and see the new

_"Laloo"

and

"Kenney"

styles,

all

sizes.

Flo-ersheim Mcantile Co. ;

r 1 .

FLOERSHEIM

'

MC

CO.

- _!

General

Merchandise

Hay,

.

Grain, Lumber and

Building

Material

lBarb Wire and other

Fencing.

McCormick

&

Davis Mowers

and

Rakes.

Moline,

John

Deere and P&O Farming

Implements.

Emer-son

Disc

Plows.

Racine,

Rotary and

Acme

HarrowSé

Call

and

see ús

when in need of

anything,

for

the House or

Farm

Floersheim Mercantile

Co.

IQ

The

Wagon

Mound

Trust and

Sav-ings

Bank

opened

for business at

TO

a.m.

Tuesday,

September 20,

in their

temporary quarters. The

officer's

are;

Epimenio Martinez,

President,

Simon Vorenberg, Vice President,--

J. 'Frank

Curns,

Cashier.

' _We

_{congratulate our neighbor}

_on

the

West that

they

are

at

last

getting

down

to date

and

in

.line with the

progress

of the

rest

of

the territory.

TAKE NOTICE

"

_Having

_{leased all}

_territory

_wherein the

Calcos!

lakes

are situated

Ifiere-b- y

warn

that trespasses

will be

prose-cuted for hunting on

lakes

without my

permission. .Lukes

are

posted. E.

..

H. Roy,

. Lessor.

M. D.

Gibbs.

M. D.

Physician and burgeon

ROY,

N. MEX..

OFFICE IN DRDO STORE

A well known Des Moines women

after suffering

miserably for

two

days

from bowel complaint, was cured by one dose of

Chamberlain's

Colic and

DlarrhoeaRemedy.

For

sale by all dealers. . .

S.eemeJ

to

Give Him a"New Stomach "1 suffered intensely

after eating

ard

no medicine

or treatment

I

tried

4seemed

to

dome any

good,"

writes

H. 'M. Youngpeters,

Editor

of The Sun, Lake View,Ohio.

"The

firstfew

doses of

Chamberlain's

Stomach and

Liver Tablets

gave me--

surprising

re-lief

and

the second

bottle

seemed to give me

a

new stomach

and

perfectly good

health.

For sale

by all dealers.

9

W. Fred Ogden

NOTARY

PUBLIC

I!

Legal documents and

pap-ers acknowleged. :: :: ::

Aviso

Departamento

del

--

Iugeniero

Territorial

.

Numero de Applicacion 474

Santa

Fe, Nuevo Mexico.

July

21), 10

Por

este se

da aviso

que el

dia

20

de

Junio,

1910. en conformidad con

la

Sección 26, Ley de

Irrigation

de 1907

Joe

Elek y Zuze Elek de Abbott Con-cad-_o

de Mora,

Territorio

de Nuevo Mexico, hizo aplicación

al Ingeniero

Territorial

de Nuevo Mexico

por

un

'

permiso

para apropiar

de

jas

comen-.- :

tes de

agua

del

TerHtorJo de

Nuevo-,- '

Mexico, f. r. ' ..'

Tal

apropiación1

va

a stíí hecha de

Arroyo

sin nombre én puntos No.. 1,

--2y 3

eneo.

14

_Cabildo

22N.;

Hilera

'

. .1:

j

At :

j

ml.,

put-

-meuiu ue

uiversioa

Me

aguas

de creciente y 15

pis

cúbicos

por

se-gundo,' yo pies de acre que se

rán

conducidos a puntos Sees. 14y 11

Cabildo

23 N.

Hilera

25K.

por

medio '

de acequias y

allí

usados a

la

irrega-cio- n

de400 acres.

El Ingeniero

Terriiprial tomara esta

aplicación sobr.e

consideración

el

dia

27do Octubre, 1910, y todo

persona

que oponga-l-a consecion

déla anterior

aplicación, deberá

protocolar

sus propiamente

endosada

con '

el numero de la aplicación, con el

Ingeniero

Territorial

en

o antes

de

aquella

fecha.

.

" "

Vernon L.

Sullivañ,

.

Ingeniero Territorial.

Baum

Bros,.

Tin Shop

Seapur

Line of Cook

and Heating

Stoves

before you

BUY

Stove

Pipe and

Elbows

BAUM

BROS.

y

An

ordinary case

of

_diarrhoea

can,

(5)

THE

_SPANISH

_AMERICAN

IRVIN

OGDEN

Sr.,

IRWIN

C.

FJjOERSHEIM,'

Editors

and

_Publishers.

Kntered

as

second-clas-s

matter at

Roy, _Mora _County _New _Mexico,

!

under the Act of Congress of March T 187!). '

"

Issued

every

'Saturday' at

Roy,

Mora County,

New Mexico.

Subscription Rates

Per'year

Six months

Single

copies .50 .75 .05 . Advertising Rates

Display, single issue per inch Display,

per

month -

"

--Ijocal

_{rtaders: per}

_linó

-'roceedings of

_the

Board

of

County

Commissioner

_s

In

and for

the

County of

Mora,

Territory

of

New-Mexic-15c

50c 5c

.

SPECIAL

TERM

JUNE

6,

A. D.

1910 - ; ..

" _'

_{(Continued from}

_last

_week.)

_-' _n

.

41 Equalizemer.t in Precinct

No," 8.

'"'"''

" _"

!

_Amador

_Montoyav

40

_acres

_of

_i

meadow-n- d --agrictiUÚrah1-landat&ÜQ.

V

;

: '"

. '

.'tó.w'

N. Weil equalized

in

landed

property

950

acres

at

85c 807.50

Pedro Cordova

Precinct

No. 10

equalized

_{in personal property}

machine

to

split

, .

'

$250.00

The

Hon.

Board adjourned until

2

p. m.

Session of the afternoon

of

June

7th,

1910. --.

'

The Board

of

_{Commissioners assembled according}

_to

a quorum being

present.

They

now

proceed to the dispatch

of

business.

-Precinct

No.

12

C.

V. He'dgcock

equalized in

landed

property

320

_acres

_at

60c

' ' 7

..

.. . $192.00

Precinct

No.

23 ' '

-

Espirideon Garcia equalized

in

landed property

39

_acres

at60c

' _'

''

...

.,

M

s

_,:

_'$563.40

The

Hon.

_{Board adjourned until tomorrow at}

_{10 a. Hi. :}

June

8,

J910.

''';'

'

_The

_Hon.

_Board

_of

commissioners assembled according

to adjournment

there

being present a quorum.

They proceeded to the dispatch

of

business.

;

;. Precinct

No.

22 .."

Aurelio

Áldeis

_rúed

_on

_{personal property.}

₃₀

cows

at

10.00

. $300.00

S. Ploersheim

equalized

in landed

property

4830

_at

_60c

..''

$2928.00

Floersheim

Merc.

Co.

Springer,

N. M;

equalized

in landed

property

802

acres

at

60c

_,v;

$481.20

Floersheim

Merc. Co, Roy, N.

M,

equalized

in

landed'property

640

acres at

60c

. .,

1

384.00

Approved Accounts

i

Lucas Maestas percent

as

Assessor

'

$774.00

't

A

protest

now filed

by

Mrs. Mollie F.

_Schmidt

_by

_her

_law

yer's Hunker

&

Hunke- - upon

the

levy on

_{tho Verniejo}

_Ranch

which adjoins

_{the Mora Grant and}

_the.

_{Ranch ,jnortheast}

_of

Wagon Mound

which

levy was

made

by

the Assessor.

The

protest was substantiated by three

s worn

declarations

made

by

J. Rafael

Aguila?

Manuel

Pattenghe

and Geo.

II. Hunker.

The Board

after

_{having taken mature investigation threw}

out

the

protestfand sustained the

action, in

the

ievy

_{by the}

Assessor

of

_{the term}

of

June

1910. .

"

(To

bo

Continued)

,, Action of Thunderbolt

An extraordinary phenomenon was seer) Tn New Zealand recently when

what'Is supposed to have been a

thun-derbolt struck and shattered the

Grand hotel flagstaff

at

Rotorua The

guide _{at the hotel describes the thun}

derbolt. which resembled a ball of fire, as falling

Into,

the yard like a

meteor to within a foot of the ground

Ave _{feet away} _from _{where she} _stood.

It gave a great flash, the flame

blind-ing her for a moment, then rose, soar

Ing _{like a balloon over the roof} o the

hotel. _{It struck the flagstaff and}

ex-ploded with a loud noise.

t

!

J

48

A Gentle

_Hint

Pass on, youne man. if tha keeps her fingers between the pages ui ine.uooK wnen you _{stop to tell her}

about yourself. Chicago Record-He- r

aid. '

Be Cautious.

Pause on the brink. Who breaks pays. A frolic is a good _{thing, but do}

not go too far. .

Man's Destiny.

It

la the destiny

that

la born with man which determines all his actions

Pindar.

50 Per

Cent

Better

,

"l

have used less

than one bottle of Cardui,"

writes

;

Mrs.

Gertrude

Ward, of Rushville, Neb., "and am feeling

fifty

per

cent

better

than when

I

began taking

_it

"Before

taking

Cardui,

I

_{had suffered}

_with

_female

trouble, for

eight

years.

My

greatest

trouble

was

irregu-larity.

I

_also

_suffered

_with

_severe

_pains,

_every

_month,

but

now

1

_{am greatly Improved and}

will

recommend

Car-dui to all my suffering friends."

Take

_.RDUI

The Woman's Tonic

The rare

medicinal

herbs

of Cardui are imported by

the

manufacturers

direct from Europe and

are

not to

be

found

'n

any other medicine.

...

These

ingredients

are what give Cardui its superiority,

as a

female medicine

and tonic, over any

other

medicine,,.

For

over

50 years

Cardui

has.

pee.r,

.thefvorite.pm--

;

an's

medicine.

The

ladies

like

it,

because it is so

easy

to

take, so gentle, so safe,

so

reliable

in

its results,

and

they

have faith

in

its curative tonic powers,

because

of

the thousands

of other ladies

it

has helped.

Try

if

today.

Wrttt to: ladies' Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga Medicine Co _{Chattanooga. Tenn.,}

for Sptcial Inttrucliont. and book. "Home Treatment lor women." sentfree.

Roy

_{Land and}

_Live

_Stock

_Co.

- . Dealer in

';

All

kinds

of

Fresh and

_Cured

_Meats

Provisions

of all Kinds

.

Wa

_{gu&r&ntaa full waight}

_{and'modoraita prices}

oy

_{Livery, Feed}

Sables

_Stable

P. S.

BROWN,

Proprietor

i

Horses Bought and

5?r.U

GENTLE DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSES

Teaming, Transfering and

Feed

_Yard

i

(6)

Sections

Reserved

The

Register

and Receiver of the United

Slates

Land Office at Clayton,

New _{Mexico, have received the}

follow-ing

letter

from the General Land Oflice

at

Washington,

0. C,

which' is self

explanatory:

Register

and Receiver,

. Clayton, N. M. --,: ...

Sirs:

; - .' . - _; _! bi

section

tJ _of_the

_enabling

_{act 'of}

_Juné

20th, 1910 _{(Public No:} 219) provides:

"That in

addition

to

section-sixtee-and

thirty

six, heretofore

granted to

the

Territory

ofNew Mexico sections

two

and

thirty-tw-o ip every township

in said proposed

_State,

not otherwise

appropriated

at the

date

of the

pass-age of

this

act, are hereby

granted to

the

said

State for

support

of common

schools."'

"In

view of the

additional grant for

sections two and

thirty

two, you will allow no

appropriation

of lauds

in

such sections,

adverse

to the proposed State, by entry, tiling, selection,

loca-tion,:

or

otherwise, except in cases .where an entry

or

tiling might be . al--J

lowed, under

existing regulations, for

lands

in

a section sixteen

or

thirty-si-x.

" ; Very '.,!;;: 7. respectfully, , . S. V. PROUDKiT, , .Assistant Commissioner.

Board of Law Review,

By W. B. Pugh.

Notice for

Publication.

' Department of the Interior...

"

U. S. Land Ónice

Clayton,,

N.' M. '

August 31st, 1910,

Notice is hereby given

that

JoseEl

mío Trujillo,

of Albi-rt-, _New _Mexico,

-_ho, _OnAitgust 5th,.1905, made home

h.ead entr'y No. 6l'(il, serial No. 035KÍ

.or SJSi. section 20, Twu. 20.M.

Range

2.iE.f N. KÍ?

_'.'Meridian,

_has

filed no

. xu-t-

ti

int&fiftln'fif) make1

Filial'

ti vi

y

ear;iw

before

'ü,:

S.

Confj.

_$

at

his office,

"at

Uoy.

tle18!h'day

of Octob er, iviu. -

-Claimant

names as

witnesse;

David Ledoux..

Píitrocinio Ljdoux,

of

Roy,

Ñ. M.V

_Jose

U.

_Baca,

of

'Al-bert,

N.,'

M

_{Jose Isa}

Maestas, of Mosqueur, N. M.

Edward

W.

Fox.

RegiHr"-.--Notice

for Publication

Department of the

Interior

'

U. S.

Land

Office

Clayton, N M. Aug- - 31, 1910.

Notice is hereby

_{tiven that}

Alvino Olivas, of Roy, N. M., who, on Feb. 1st, 1901, mode homestead entry No.

5252,

_serial,

No 03097, for SKi NWJ,

El SWi

andtheNWi

SE!, Section 15

Twp. 2IN. Range 281i, N M P. Meri dian,

has

tiled notice of intention

to

make

Filial

five

year

Proof, to

estah

lish claim to the

land

above describ ed, before U. S. Ct Com. W. H. Will cox,

at

Ins oulce,

at

Roy, N. M., on the 18th dav of October. 1910. ;

Claimant

hames

as

witnesses:, '

Doloves Romero, Cruz Gonzales. Al ferino

Herrera, Juan

Romero, al) of Roy, N. M , : V

Edward W. Fox,

--;

_Register.

Buy itnow-- . Now is the time to buy

abottle,

of

Chamberlain's

Colic, C h

and

Diarrhoera

Remedy.

It is

al most certain to be needed before--tlié"

Mimmer is over. This remedy

has

no superior.

For sale

by all dealers.

Notico for

Publication

'

Department of

Interior

United

States

Land Office

Clayton, N. M. Aug. 31, 1910.

that Leandro

Martinez,

Jr.,

of

Roy,

N. MT., who, on July 22, 1905, made homestead entry

6111,

_serial

No; 03062, for

El

NEJsec

18_{and WJ NWJ, Section,"}17, Twp. 21

N., Range 28E., N.' M. P. Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to" make Final five

year Proof, to establish

claim to the land above described, be foreU. S. Ct.

_ComvV.

H. WUlcox a,t

his office,

at

Roy, N.M. on .the

,J9ti

day of October, 1010. , - UJ he

the Claimant names

as

witnessesr;

Mariano "Chavex, Casimero

'Lucero,

of Albert, N. M., Raymundo Sando and val, Doroteo Martinez, of Roy,

N. this

Edward W. Fox '

' '

Register

and Notice for

Publication

'

Department of the

Interior

U.S.

Land umce

Clayton-- N. M.',' August 31, 1910

at

that

Maria T

Sálazar,

of Roy, N. M.. who, on

July

_the

22..1905, made homestead entry (5112,

ton

serial

No. 035t3,

for

SEL section 18, Twp. 21N., Range 28E., N. M.

P

Meridian, has tiled notice, of intention _"set

to make Final five

yearProof,

to es

tablish

claim

tothe

laad above

des cribed. before U. S. Ct, Com. V. '_H.

VVillcox "athis office

at Roy,

N.,.;M

be

on the 19tth day of October, 1910...

Claimant names

as

witnesses: ;

Mariano

t._haVez, .Casimero, Lucero, 'of Albert, N..M. Doroteo Martinez

Leandro Martinez

Jr..

of Roy, N. i

Edward W.

Fox,

WjV

'A $ Register.

Notice for 1'ublication

r

. DepuVtment of the

Interior

:",".U.. S; Land Office ;

il _i

_'l,,Óíll

_k

_::M'. _'Auir. _31st; 1910.

otiUylyatoreDcé

Va Iwr. ,of, Abbott. N.'. Mm .who, on August.V,"J9Ó5, _made

_{desert land}

en

213.

_erial

No. 0507,

for

.SJ

SWi.'Sea

27, and the NJ

NWi,

section 34, Twp

23N.,

JlarigeóE.,5

N. M. P, .Meridian, has ftled.notice of intention to make.

Final desert

land

Proof, to establish.

claim to the

land

above described, before U.--S. _Ct: Com. Wv H. Willcox

at his office

at

Roy, N. M., on the 18,

day of October, 1910.

,

Claimanrtíaraéí

as witnesses; George R. Higgins,

Robert

Kepler, George Bough,

Frank

Deacy,

all

of Abbott, N M,'.

... , Edward W. Fox,

'',

; Register.

Notice

for Publication

Department of the

Interior

U.

S.'Land

Office

. : v., Aug 31, 1910'

that

Florence

Fuller,

of Abbott, N. M., who,

on Aug,

V1905,made

H. E No. 0171

serial

No.03591, for SJ SKJ, Section

29, and the NJ

:NlJ,'

Sec.32 Twp.23N. '

Range 25 , N M P Meridian,

h:8

tiled notice of intention to make

Final

five

veur, Proof, to establish

claim

tothe

land

above

describedbefore

U. S. Ct.Oom, :W. H. Willcox ut his oillce

in'Rov.

N. M on the 18th

day of Oct., 1910. ,:

.

Claimant names as witnesses: George R. Higgins,

Robert

Kepler, George

Boih.f

Frank

Deacy, all of Abbott N. M. .

- Edward W. Vox,

10Oit--8 Register.

CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the

Interior,

U. S.

Land

Office.

Clayton,

N. M.

_July

18th, 1910. A sufficient contest

affidavit having

aen filed in thisotiL--e _by

Joseph

_Weis-

-singer, contestant againsi

nomesieaa

Entry

No. 24781,

_Serial

:No. 00188,

made April 9th, 1908,

_for

S. E. Sec.

18Twp. 22N.,

Range

20K., N. M. V.

Meridian, by Thomas A. Devine, con

-testee, in which it is alleged

that

said Thomas A. Devine

has

wholly

aban-doned his

said

Homestead

entry, that

has

wholly failed

to

comply with law under which he is seeking

title;

the"above mentioned facts exist have existed

for

more

than

one

year last past

and up to the

date

of

affidavit'

SAID

parties

are

hereby ntftified to

appear, respond,

offer evidence touching

said

al-legation at

10 o'clock á.W. on Oct. 1910, before U. S. Com. W. H. Willcox,

at

his office .in, Jloy, N.M.

(and

that

final

hearing

wilL. toe beld

10 o'clock a. m. on Oct. 15, 1910,

before) the Register and Receiver

at

United

States Land

Officein

Clay

N. M. ,

-tThe said contestant

having,

ia,

a

proper affidavit

filed Aug. 23, 1910,

forth

facts which show

that

afte due diligence personal service of this notice can

not

be made, jX .

íshereby

ordered and

directed

that

such notice given by due and proper publica

tion.

i

,

Edward

y.

Fox,

IpOct.l

,;';

_r

, ; Itegister,

W. R.

HOLfcY

Attorney-at-Lik- W

F'ractices in

Territorial

and

Federal

Courts. :: .:: ::

Springer,

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Variety Machine

Vorks

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-ANDEItSON & SHELTUENj Prop.

All

_{Classes pf Máéhine Work,'}

Autombbile

" Work,- -

General

;

Blue;,

smithing,

Heavy

Forg-ing,

Horse

Shoeing.

:'

_sti:

mates

Given

on Pipes

and

Pnmps for

Wells'-

- i ;

Wagón

and Carriage

Work

our

Specialty-Al-

l'

work Guaranteed .

Variety

Machine

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ROY,

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NEW

MEX.

Raton Music Co.

J.

L. BROWri JR. Prop.

Raton,

N. M.' .

Dealer in ,

.High

grade pianos.

Stein-wa-y,

Starr,

Richmond Kran ich & Bach

and

Pease small goods. Sheet music. Band and, Orchestra, Depart-manuel

music shipped on selection.

TUNING AND REPAIRING

PHONOGRAPH 'SUPPLIES

,

Raton Music Co.

"CAMPBELL SYSTEM"

INSURES LARGEST RETURNS

"Norman

Golden,

a

Diliiony

rancher, has produced from'

75

acres this

season, á

crop

of

po-tatoes worth

$16,125.00,

using tt

e

Campbell Dry Farm System'.

The yield was

215

one

dollar

sicks

per

acre. or

351

bushels

per acre"

Glasgow,

Montana,

Democrat,

"

October

1909.

y

There is

no

reason why you

can-not get'results

like

this by

follow-

-ing tne principies

recoruiiu m

CAMPBELLS SCIENTIFIC FARMER

A

Monthly Magazine

of

authority

on. Soil

Culture.

Campbell's

Scientific

Farmer

1.00

Spanish-America- n

Both for

'

-'$1.50

Oí Wi :

o

_i

. !

ORjr

NT

AL

;

HOTEL.

1

Which has recently been

re-modeled and rebuilt. The accommodations

we

offer

'

will outclass

anything

in the

towiiof Roy. ,.

i

American Plan

3

Everything up to

date at

r

-Oriental

.

Eugene

J. H. Roy

Roy

- -

New'Mexico

' ,. ; i _y.- _:up$ --.'

United

i

States

Commissioner

Short-han- d stenographer fur--v v nished in Contest

cases.

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Everything'in land matters-Fili- ngs,.

Contests, Proofs and

Office with the Roy Real Es-v..-..

tate

& Abstract Co.

THE MARKETS

Current market

report,

prices paid by our local

dealers;

Eggs .20 doz

3utter

30c

pound

ctw - 12.00 20c - 11c Mexican beans .

Roughness feed per ton

Pork

(dressed) . .

Beef dressed ? )'

Cash

retail

price

quotation

Flour

(high patent)

(7)

Prompt

Treatment

for Coldi.

A _{child's cold should be}

_treated

di-rectly It makes an appearance, and in this way It will be prevented Very

often from becoming really bad. Give

the little one a hot bath, dry him

quickly and put him into bed, and than let him have some' hot milk to sip See

that

he does not throw the

bed clothes off while he is perspiring

arter

this

treatment.

. Rub his chest

and back with camphorated oil id

the

rr.m'ilng and

at

night.

at of to In to over In has least

denominations of Christians, Glasgow

Edinburgh

its

25: In Bplte of the and you ,your

union

three

years ago are still or six varieties

in London, while there are "reformed" offshoots from of three

dif-ferent

baptist

and three

of Presbyterians English,

School

Shoes

For

Children

Somehow

_{a boy}

can

think

of more

ways to

wear shoes.

Playing

marbles

isn't so bard

on

bit

shoes as

.1 . i . t 1 .1 TI

. some

otner

pastimes,

but

it

is

nara

enougn.

i

ne

U

'

strain soon

rios

_a

shoe

that

is

_not

maJe.

It

is poor

economy to

get

a

cheap sboe

lor an active boy.

You

tnat

in tbe

long

_{run, tbe}

curity School

Sfio

ForBoys

_ForGirls

is

really tbe most

economical

_you

_can

_buy.

ta

U

These

sfioes are made of

the

best leather, especially selected.

The

boys shoes are made by

the

welt process

the

best

known

method of fastening soles

and.uppert

together. girls shoes are made in both

welt

and

_turn

soles.

They

are

made

on good fitting lasts and will

not hurt the

feet

or

injure

their

shape. Both boys and girls shoes are dressy and attractive looking

with

wonderful wearing qualities.

Security

Watch with

Every

Pair

Each purchaser of Security Shoes

li

entitled toone of these

hand-some watches for only 50 cents.

There isn't a dollar watch on the marketas good.

It

is truaranteedfor

one year. We couldn't afford tomake this offer except

atan inducement for youto trySecurity School Shoes,

Bring

the

children

in

and

_Jet

_us

fit

_out

with

_a

pair

of

Security hey

will

prove

a

revelation,

to

you

in

shoe value for childrens shoes,

For

Sale By

Goodman Mercantile

Co.

Dealer

in

Everyihing

ROY,

N'ZW

MEK'C

Traces of Ancient Animals. Fossilized remains of.a hlppopota

mus have been found Barrlngton Cambridgeshire, England,

were

re mains

the

rhinoceros, bison, Hon.

hyena and an older variety of

ele-phant than

the

mammoth have recent-ly been discovered.

Keeping Cream Sweet. To keep cream sweet, heat almost

a point, put It a glass or

vessel, cover and

set

aside

cool. Cream thus

treated

Will keep sweet and fresh several days In

mod-erate

weather and the second day In warm days.

Many Beets London. London

at

45 different

a bridle "mind keep Methodist there,

five of ieth-odls- _t

societies two other

the Church England,

bodies, kinds Scotch and Welsh.

out

well will sboe

...

, r

The

. School

them

Shoes-

-3

.

boiling earthen '

. What He Had to 8ay.

"Prisoner, stand up The Jury has

found you guilty. Have you anything to say before sentence Ispronounced?"

"Yes, your honor. I wish to say

that

the Jury is a lot more intelligent than

it

looks. The verdict has proved that."

A Contradiction.

"No," said the young, mao with the frivolous hat, "I'm not a bit afraid to go out on

_the

water in this wind. You

see, I know all about a sailboat." "Son," replied old Cap Catspaw, "you're contradicting yourself.

No-body can know all about a sailboat without being afraid of it."

It

i'Where

_There's

A

_Will

There's

A

WAY"

i .

Is

an

old

and

a very

1

-

_-

_true

_saying,

and

_in

.

nothing

does

it apply

with more force than

in

the matter,

of

saving

"

money.

"Everybody

Should

save

some

part

o;

_{of his}

_earnings,

_as

_it

_is

not what

one

earns

but what he saves

that

,

.

makes wealth. Start a

.

savings

account

_this

month with

the

roy

trust

&

savings

'

.

bank

--.

One Condition. . f "It's all very well," said Grouch, "to

talk about forgiving your enemies, but

Its not easy to do." "You're right," replied Dubley, "we shouldn't be

ex-pected to forgive our enemies except when they freely admit that they

don t deserve our forgiveness."

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v

Tarsus Brought Up to Date.

Tarsus, the Ancient city In Asia Minor _{where the Apostle Paul} _was

'

born,la now Illuminated by electricity. The power Is _{taken from the Cydnus}

river. There

are

now In _Tarsus 450

electric

street

lights aad about 600

In-candescent lights for private use.

FRANK A. ROY

. I.resident.

f

Brightening the Walls. '

Sometimes the physician orders p'l the pictures removed from the wall

In oases of bad contagion If this Is

so try to make up for the lack ofbright-tea-s

by pinning

here

and there bits

of scenery as found In the magazines or pictures cut from

the

Sunday

pa-pers and the like. They can be burned afterward and help to

-divert

the

patient's

mind from his own

Unwritten Law. .

White there Is no law on _the

sub-ject, the women do not _{expect a}

wid-ower to marry

agin

until his children

grow up. Atchison Globe.

C. F. ROY Vice.

Pies.

WM. (!. ROY

See. &

_Treas.

The

Roy

_Land

&

_Live

_Stock

Company.

' "

- INCORPORATED "

CAPITAL STOCK

$50,000

"

ORIGINATORS AND OWNKUS OK

THE

ROY

TOYVNS1TE

.

'

_DKALEKS _IN

ReaJ

Estate

and

Ranches

Breeders

of

_{Sheep, Cattle and Horses}

(8)

Delinquent Taxes

Continued

1'iecinct

No. 9.

Desiderio Grlne, 300 varas of land.

N.

_Juan

Cordova S. Lulslta Garcia -,-

_",

E. Cerro W. river, value of personal

pty.' $90.00 23.21 Inocencio Hurtado, 100 varas of

land

N.

rio

S. Cerro E. Jose Romero W. S.'Urtado. B0 varas N. Cerro S.

_rio

E. E. Chavez W. D. Sanchez. 50 va--.

ras

N. Cerro S.

_river

E. L.

_Hurtado

W. F. Bernal, 50

varas

N. Cerro

S.

river

E,

Padillas

W. R. Romero,

value of personal pty. $145.00 21.51 Romero & Tafoya, personal

property

$475.00, saw mill and

fixtures

...

20.49

Pieeinct

No. 12.

S. A. Edwards, lots in the town

in

Wagon Mound Nos. 3

_and

4 BIk

4,

and

Improvements

...

33.42 Ricardo Martinez, N SW1 W of

the

SE4

sec. 10 Twp.' 18 R. 23,

N NEV and NV2 of

the

NEtt

Sec. 10, Twp. 18, R. 23, value of

personal pty. $780.00 53.58

Q. A. Martinez, 960 acres of

grazing

land,

value of personal

pty.

$130.00

.'.

.. C6.35

Monica G. Roybal, W of

the

SEVI

dec. 3, Twp. 18 R 23, S SE'A

Sec. 4, Twp. 18 R. 23, lots In town of Wagon Mound,. Nos. 10, 11, 12,

15, Blk; 31,'valu'e (if _personal

_pty.

$795.00 '"69.46 Wagon Mound Merc. Co., 160

acres

land, sec. 9, twp.

_20rR.

21, lots

_iay.,,--

.

u

'

the

town of Wagon Mound, Nos." - 16, 17, 39, value of personal

pt.

$3015.00 .

.r.v.:

..

Piscinct

No. 13,.

II. C. Gimson, 800 acres of land, sec.

20, twp. "24, R.' 25, value of

per-sonal pty. $175.00

No. 14. '; .'

Julian

Montoya,

₁₅₅

acres of land N. Ocate slopes S.Cerrón Pelón, E. old road W. Mora road, value of per-- ,

sonal pty. $200

...

Precinct

No. 15.

"

Kiiiilio Abeyta, 160 acres of land. N. summit of hills, S. A. Ortega, E. summit of hills. W. A. Ortega, value of personal pty. $1005.00. .. .

Donaciano Medina, 300 acres N.Cerro del rodeo S. el sombrío, E. D.Cassi-d- y

W. los puertos, value of personal

. pty. $230

Precinct

No. 17.

Inocencio M. Vigil, 300

varas

of

land

at

las'quebraditas,

N. Pedro Aldies,

S. C. Vigil, E. Terromote, W. Cerro,

100 varas--_N.,C. Vigil, S. J. B.

San-chez, E. Terromote, W. Arroyo, value of personal pty. $50

...

Precinct

No. 18.

Rafael A. Branch, a

tract

of, land

at

Mora, N. J. Doherty S. J. Gallegos

E.

J.

Munis, W. Los Bacas;

another

;

tract

of land,

at

la Cordillera, N. C. Martine N. Canadadel Cerro S.

E. Rio, D.

Martin,

W. M. Delaney, 200 varas

at

Gallina, Pet. 12,

value

cf personal pty. $295

Precinct

No. 19. , ' -. 35.60 44.08 54.49 33.12 33.98

Trinidad G. de Baca, land

at

Tulquillo value of personal $120

Taxes Pen.

Print.

Total

105.04 150.37 1.16 1.07 1.02 1.57 2.67 3.31 . .35 24.7$ .35 23.98 21.86 .35 35.34 57.30 .70 70.36 3.47 1.05 73.98 5.25 1.78 2.20 1.72 1.63 pty. 1.05 111.34 .35 37.73 .35 46.6a .35 56.56 .35 35.10 27.90 1.39 .70 29.99 1.69 7.51 1.40 1.05 1.05 36.7 .70 158.58

NAME AND DESCRIPTION Amalia Dascomb, Mary Tays,

aeree in

the

Tulquillo valley

423

Maria

Prudencia

Martinez, 193 acres or land N. F. Martines, S. P.

Sis-ner-E. Cerro W. Hill, value of personal pty. $495.00 . .

Valente Montoya, 257 varas N. J. Na ranjo, S. _{Sanchez, E. Mesa}de Ocate, "W. Tulquillo lines; 250 Varas N.

la compañía, S. B. _{Bargos, EK la}

mesa de Ocate, W. Tulquillo, value

of personal pty. $165.00 ,

ruz Naranjo, land

at

Coyote and Tul-(.uHl-o,

value of personal pty $220. .

Gabinp Rivera, land

at

Tulquillo, value of personal pty. $140

recinct

No. 20.

Antonio Archuleta, lot No. 1, BIk. 40,

lots' Nos. 8

_and

9, BIk. 60; lors

Nos. 8

_and

9, BIk. SO, value of personal pty. $275

Mrs. James F. Johnson, land

...

Otto Lange, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, BIk.

4, value of personal pty $3105 .. .

A. V.I Manby, 1.270 acres of land

a'

Waitrous, N. M value of personal

pty!. _$235

Precinct No. 21,

Rudulph & Rudulph, personal pty. $645.00

Precinct

No. 22.

Leandro

Archuleti,

Improvements on homestead, lots

and

house In

the

town of Roy, value of personal pty.

$200

i

:

J. Arfpél & Co., 4 lots in

the

town or Roy and house, value of personal

pty,

$1500

. S. Bushkevits, 480 acres in section

3 _and 10, Twp. 20, R. 27

...

Greatwestern Commercial Co., 3 lots

In

the

town of Roy, Nos. 22, 23, 24 BIk. 50, value of personal pty. $100

Fannie

Lockwood, 42' feet of lots 13,

14, BIk. 17, 4 lots and hotel bldg. value of personal pty. $100, '.

....

'

Es'ate

of Guadalupe McGrath, acres of land,

Roy

Trust

& Savings Bank, lots in

the

town of Roy, value of personal pty. $9500.00

The"Roy Land & Livestock Company, land

at

Roy, N. M., value of

Precinct

No. 23.

320

C. E.

Blattman,

lands

at

Ocate, N. M..

value of personal pty. $6215.00 ,.

f

Jesus Ma. Charette SW

SE,

NW

NEU

sec. 29 and 31 twp. 23,

,R. 20; E

NE.

SW

NE.

sec. 33, twp. 33, R. 20; SE NW

SE sec. 33, twp. 23, R.,20 ..

v

Reyes Rivera, lands and value of

Benigno

Ullbarri,

300 varas of

land

N.

river

S. road, 500 varas E. Le-

-febre, W. Chas.

Blattman;7.

...

Precinct

No. 24.

L.; B.

Fry, half

of lot 12, value of personal pty. $700 ' Solano Townsite Co., original

townsite

'of

Solano, 137 lots,