The Alamogordo News (7 November 1908, Page 4)

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CREAM
BAKING POWDER
You will &nd it a great satisfaction to do
More Home Baking
Yon will make biscuit, cake and pastry
clean, fresh and tasty better every way
than the ready made foods.
Dr. Price's Baking Powder is specially
devised for home use, and makes home
baking easy and a delight. It will pro
tect you from the dread alum baking
powders, which are too frequently found
in the ready made articles, and insure
you food of the highest healthfulness.
Nolle.
DKI'AKTMENT Of TKKRIToRIA I.
K.M.I NKKIt
MM V: X. M Oft mb I9"
Nolle I brroby irlvrii the on tli.
'.Mid da) of 4ul In a.riirdanr-'
ilh MSMaa Mi Irrigation l.m
l'jor. Bartari N w m-oii 6 J L Um
-uu n( AIiunfori)ii count) of Ol.f
Trrliorj of X Moiro. iou.-application
t. The Territorial Engineer of NV
MpxI.-i. fur a p,-ruil: to appropriate Iroin
the l'unln- Water o( the Terrltorv Dl
w Nauta Such appropriation Is
be made from iMfiaMM River
pr-inls In th" S K Cor of the X.
Sec 10. T. Itl U. It E. II; m-aiis
diversion and 00 cti. ft. per sc Uto
coinee'l to point In town-hip
aiol .'(i s K 11 and II El for irriji i
t'on of a manv acre- M pMMl II
mean, of ditches, pipe llne. etc au
there used for power. Irrigation aim
domestic purpose". The Terriloria
EagtOfJM will 1. 1 ke this application foi
MasMorMkHI on the th day of Decern
her. IMt, and all persons who may op
p i.e the grunting of the above appllca
Hon must lile their objections with UN
Territorial Engineer on or before tha
ilate VEHXOM I. SULLIVAN,
i" 17 u Territorial Engineer.
Chris ianson LeMin,
Rea Estate
RE.IÜQUISHMENTS
Ninth eet mi New i irk
At., Aluti)iKrli. N. M.
HENRY J. ANDERSON.
rosidnt
W. ft. EI0S0N.
Vict PresidvM
T. I Uftt.
Cssbior
Established 1900
Capital $25.000
Surplus and Undivided Profits $15,000
ti
Wash ng ironing The First National Bank
Of Alamogordo, N. M.
Kim- iraahini and iron
ing done at
Mrs. DeWi t's, Florida Ave.
MOUNTAIN PARK ITEMS.
Mr. V. E. Beasley spout two
lays in Alamogordo lust week.
Quite an interesting talk was
made at the church Sunday
night by Bro. Burr. There was
good attendance, notwithstand
ing the cool weather.
Lawrence Benson was over on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Green is spending
the week at her home on the
summit.
Several of out' young people
celebrated Hallow'en, but the
majority of the hoys and girls
seemed to forge) it.
Mr. and Mrs. John Waldrip
have returned from Wells cañón.
Burt Davis accompanied them
home.
Lee Wright ami Mrs. Tom
Bobison are over from Pifión
Rev. V. I). J)oigeii is now at
home after a lengthy trip to
lexas.
Mr. Richmond ami Mr. Karris
went deer hunting Saturday.
iiiey said they saw ten, but for
some reason, unknown to us re
turned empty handed.
Lints lS1 unH
Restoration, to Entry of Lands in National
forest,
"K"
R. E. M.
Notice is hereby given that the land
described below, embracing 318 20 aerea
within the Alamo National H'orest, Ne
Mexico, will he subject to soltlemen
and entry under the provisions of tin
homestead laws of the l ulled (State
and the act of June 11, 1900 (34 Stat.
213), at the United States land office ai
Las Cruces, ew Mexico, on January
5, 19011, Any settler who was actualh
and In good faith claiming any of said
lands for agricultural purposes pri r tn
January 1, 1906, and has not abandoned
same, lias a preference right to inakt- a
homestead entry for the lands actualh
occupied Said lands wr.ra li-tt.il
the applications of the persons men
tioned below, who have a preference
right subject to the prior right of any
such settler, provided such settler or
applicant Is qual lied to make homestead
entry and the preference right Is ex
erclscd prior to Jan. 5, 1900, on which
date the lands will be subject to settle
iiieuL aou entry oy any qualified person,
The lands are as follows: These1.
Sec. 33, T. 19 S., R. HE., N. M. M
listed upon the application of M. V
Smith, of Pir.on. N. M. Also a tract of
r.8.80 acres situated within what will
probably be, when surveyed, the se1 of
nw t. and the sw1 See.' l:, T. -Jo S.,
R. 12 E., bounded and described as fol
lows: Locate corner No. I by running
from the se corner of said Sec. 13 S 8!i
degrees III minutes W., :io chains, thence
N. 61 degrees V., II chains, being a
limestone rock marked H L; extending
thenco N., 3 degrees W., 33 chains
thence N., 41 degrees W, IT chains'
across Ileef Camp Canvon; thence S
58 degrees W., IS chains; thence S., :.3
degrees I' SN ehalna, ti. a
degrees B., across Ileef Camp Canyon
14.70 chains, to the point of beginning
Variation 12 degrees B. Listed upon
tho application of George MolHar of
Avis, N. M. Pr.d Dennett. Comrait
sloner of the General l and Office. Ap
proved, October 15, Minx, Frank Fierce,
First Assistant Secretary Of the Interior
"mn II 7 St
and nine and eleven one-buodredtb'
(lo'j 1 1 acre-; and the South westquarter
of the Northwest Quarter, Section
Thirty three (33) Township Sixteen (16)
South Range Ten (10) East, N. M P M
situated In such county and cootalnii g
forty (40) acre. In lieu of the following
described land, viz:
North half of Northeast Quarter,
Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter
and Southeast Quarter nf Northwest
Quarter. Section Twelve (12), Township
Twenty-One (21) North. Range Two
East (i. and S R M Territory of Ari-
aona, San Francisco Mountain Forest
Reserve, heretofore surrendered to the
United States.
Amended selection wn-
local Land Office at Las
Mexico on the 1 "7 1 i da
líio-s. upd the purpose ol
to i low all persons claiming an part
of the land so se ected adversely, or
desiring to show it to be mineral in
character, an opportunity to tile objec
tion to such selection with the local
Luid Office for the Land District of Las
Cruces. New Mexico and to establish the
nterest of such persons 'herein or the
I mineral character of said lands.
I Any and all persons claiming adverse
tv the laud described or desiring f-
nnject because or the mineral character
of the land or for any other reason to
its disposal should Hie their affidavits nf
protest on or before December Iü'iH
(Signed; EUGENE VAX PATTEN,
II 7 5t Register
filed in the
t ruces. New
of October,
this notice is
Notice.
I DEPARTMENT OK TERRITORIAL
ENGINEER
balita Fe, N M.. Oct. 9, 1908
Notice i, Jierebv given that on the
23rd day ol July l'.ms. hi accordance
with section 'jc Irrigation Law ol 1907.
II rberl W. Wolcott .V .1 L. LaWsou.
of Alamogordo county of Otero. Terrlto
ry of New Mexico, made application to
the Territorial Engineer of New Mexico
I for a permit to appropriate from the
Public Waters of the Territory of New
Mexico.
Such appropriation is to be Bade
from Grapevine Canon at points in sec
29 T. 19 S R 11 E. By means of Ito
rage reservoir capaelt) 10.000 acre-It.
and the above amount is to be conveyed
to points in unsurveyed townships 18,
t9and20S.B Band 10 B. By means
of canals and ditches and there used
for power irrigation and domestic pur
poses The Territorial Engineer will
lake this application up for considera
tlon on the st(, day of December 1908.
and all persons who may oppose the
granting of the above applleatlou mu-t
lite tlieir oiliecMons With Hip Ter i t.iri -i I
Engineer on or before tha date
VERNON L. SULLIVAN,
Territorial Engineer.
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
U. S, Land Office at Las Cruces. N. M j
October 6. 1908
Notice is hereby given that William
H. Rhoades, or Alamogordo. X M on
March IT, 1906. ma le homestead appli- j
cation No. 4859 for se W. Sec. 34, twp
10 S R. 9 E N. M. Pr. M., has Hied
notice of his Intention to make final
commutation proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before W.I
S Shepherd. L" S. Court Commissioner.
at Alamogordo. N. M.. on the loth da
of November 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses
Moses S. Ratuny, of Alamogordo. N
A. I Utile, of Alamogordo. X. M.
F. M Short, of Alamogordo. N. M.
V M. DeQnodt, of Alamogordo. U. M
10 lo Eugene Van Patten. Reglsti
P.E POPULAR DRY GOODS CO.
Incorporan MASONIC TEMPLE SblLOISG
.adíes' K.-a- I to Wear lrv i..hhJs. SJSjcaa, I
detCs CtMhlag and Hat We rtlSjllj SS
end an inv. at un tc, y,,u t- visit eitr estate
ilahmat wImi la n, paso texas.
Recti Estate
Sto; F a r in s. 'ity
Hoin s. Business liar-gain-
Mountain Kan. lies
with plenty of Water.
Mini g Property, Relin-
(ittisl ments a n d Live
Stock.
I. N, SMITH CO.
Alamo ordo, Otero County, N. M,
S. iVl. Tower
The Pioneer Blacksmith.
Does general repair
work and does it well.
Makes, a specialty of
repairing machinery.
Bar)Kog Hours 9 a ti). to 3 p. m.
Exchange Sold or) ali the Principal Cities.
Loaos A'tade on Approved Security,
DIRECTORS
W J. BRYSON, I'. M. RHOMBERG,
HENRY J. ANDERSON, M. WVATT,
MEYER, v. R. KIDSOX,
BYRON SHERRY.
General Merchandise
At Orange, N. M.
I have a Cull line of General Merchandise, Boots.
Shoes, Clothing and Groceries, and can sell as
cheap as any place in il unity. Your patron
age solicited. will treat you square.
JAMES BROWN FIELD, JR.
MARYLAND
AVENUE.
i
ALAMOGORDO
MARBLE
WORKS
A
McRae Lumber Co
For all Kinds of
Building Material
M.
FOR SALE,
Due of the most desirahle Dlaces in
-MamegoriJo, Acre and a half In tinest
fruits. Good houses, ham and fences,
and perpetual water right. Enquire
at News i mice.
Teams For Sale,
AVe have for snlf wreml r,f
the best horses and mules in
southern New Me vico Ion
wagons ami farm machinery of
til Kill. s. A f'tirnniKT Irit, ,1s
includinc alfalfa fields for rent
to good tenants, AddIv
A LAMO. IMPROVMENT CO.
s to he made j
San Andreas
north of the I
lit point, on
BARGAIN IN AUTOMOBILES.
"REO" 1907 Reo Touring Car,
passengers, 2D h. p., newly
painted, overhauled, tires al
most new, brown canvass top,
headlights: price 7."t,KI I'aso.
Car guaranteed in good condition.
"FORD." A t-cylindcr Ford, 2
passengers, 15 h.p., in good con
dition, headlights, top, newly
painted, tires good price $475.
REO." Reo Runabout, Jo h.p.
top and lamps complete, -2 or!
I uasseiiirers. in A nun hhetr
price .fliji) El Paso.
All cars guaranteed in good
condition and worth the money.
0. M. BARBER,
El I'aso. Texas.
Road Tax Now Due.
United States Land Office,
I. a- Cruces, New Mexico,
October 30, Hit)).
Notice Is hereby Riven that Hlcard
L. I'owel, Silver City, New Mexico, by
way of amendment tonrlKlnl lieu selec
tion, lias selectee, the following describ
ed lands, limit;
Lots (3) and four (4). Section Three (3)
Township Eighteen! 1 Si South, Range
Twelve (12) East, New Mexico Principal
Meridian, and situated in Otero County,
Jfew Mexico, containing one hundred
The law requires ever able bod
ied man, between the ages of twen.
ty-one and sixty years, to annually,
pay a road tax of three dollars or. i
1 1" of such sum, to labor on the
public road three days. See. 3,
Chapter S3. Acts of the 37th legis
lutive Assembly.
The auperviaor of Road District
No. I, which includea the city of
Alamogordo, accepta the office with
out compenaation and 1b ria.nti..
time and energy to the d i scharge ef
the dutiea of the office to the end
that proper uae cen be made of the
roed fund and that we have good
reada.
Mr. B. L. Williams la authorized
reeele payment ef the read tex
and for the convenience of the pub.
He will make calls when he can de
so or payment can be made et
the Improvement Company's office.
The law will be strictly enforced.
W. R. CIOSON, Supervisor.
NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF TERRITORIAL
ENGINEER.
Santa I-'e, New Mexico. Sept. 33, 108
Notice is hereby given that on the
24tli day of August. 1U08, iu accordance
with Section ;'ij. Irrigation Law of 190?,
W T. Wells of Alamogordo. County of
"lero. Territory oí New Mexico, made
application to the Territorial Engineer
of New Mexico for a permit to appro
priate from the p.;blic waters of the
Territory of New Mexico.
Such appropriation i;
from Flood Waters of
Arroi a and a drv canvon
San Andreas, at point
N. bank ol San Adreas canyon near
mouth narked by a hub 4i in., from
wnifti point an ash tree ab tit 15 Inches
in diameter beers N 70 degrees 53 min
E. 100 feet dlst.; second point i- iu
canyon N 34 degrees 30 mió, IV 3420
feet land is marked by a bub 1x4 in)
from Ash tree above described, by
means of diversion, and eu. feet per
second is to be conveyed to points n
Sees. 39, 30. 31, and 33, T. P. IT S. R jo
E. by means of ditches, and there i.ed
for Irrigation,
The Territorial Engineer will take
this application up for consideration on
the 23rd day ef November. 1908, and all
persons who mav oppose tbe granting of
.u.t appio uiion must tile their ob-
Ojectlnns with Territorial Engineer on
or before that date.
VERNON L. SULLIVAN.
111 10 J Territorial Engineer.
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
t S. Land Office at Las truces N. M.
October 24. r.ms
Notice is hereby ghen that Lemorah
J. Hatch, of Alamogordo. N. M., who,
on Nov. 30, 1006, made homestead ap
plication No, 1083, for southwest quarter
li .a
oi iisinp to south, range ;i k
N. M. Pr. Meridian, has tiled notice of
intention to make final commutation
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before VV. S. Shepherd.
I' S. Court Commissioner, at Alamo
gordo. N M., on the 4th day of De
cemher, 190S. Claimant names as wit
nesses: Ed (irailt of Alantn.rnrHn V l
James Lilly of
foil ii (ore of
Mrs Lizzie Lilly of
10 II :,t Eugene Van Patten, Register.
There is no such THING AS,
just as good AS A FELTMORE
MATTRESS.
Jim Alexander will lie fitted
up in a few days to turn out the
latest fads iu line photos; don't
fail to call on him.
FRANK FALCONE.
Nonumcnts and
Ccmitcry Woik.
Cut Stone and
rouiiil.il ions.
C. R. WHITE
COOT RACTOR AND BUILDER
All orders recelTM prompt stteu
t on. Estimates cliet-rfully ittr
nlsberl. Contracts takuu for tin
curc. t cunstruciii.il of beildlagi
ef all untls.
'PHONE 188.
ALA fiOBORDO, N. MEX.
Trees, JTRUIT Trees
The Ottawa Star Nursery
F. H. Stannard oV: Co.,
Ottawa, Kansas.
W. L. SHAW, Local Agent.
New and Repair Shop
I am now prepared to do oi)y aod oil Kinds
of Repair WorK on flutomobiles.Gas Engines.
Typewriters, Gas Stoves, Electrical Wiring!
etc. Can also give you the best possible
prices on any new work or supplies along
these lines.
FRANK ROUSSEAU.
Office slill with M H Fisrjer, Alamogordo, N. M.
City Market
H. E. DKU11AKEK.
First National Bank Building.
MEATS, POULTRY,
FRUITS, VEGETABLES
Borbecued Meats.
EMUALME i
AND PUNI RAL
DIREC1 OK
AND DEALER
IS FUNERAL
M.Vl'LIES
A. J. BUCK
11 N DE R TAKER
OFFICE PHONE
NO. 4.
RESIDENCE
PHONE
SO. 9t..
HOTEL ZEIGER
:L PASO, TEXAS.
lEropean plan!
Rooms 75c $1 and $1.50
Conducted in accordance with
the sanitary laws of tin. sti,. ..f
Texas. The best equipped res
taurant in the Hotifhwpai ii i
quarters for stockmen and min-
uigmen. t has, ZhK.EiM'mp.
The Glenmore
Is now managed by Mrs. L. J.
Harris, who is well known here
and hears an excellent reputa
tion for hospitality. Rates
reasonable. Cor. th Mich.
The cleanest.-
Itnhte-t and
most comfortable
SLICKEP
at the ame time
cneapest in tne
end because it
wears longest
'309 t'erjwhere
ivery girmenl quor.
anleed oterproof
Calólo fres
lili 1
Mal f I II II
MU I
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d ASPEIS
The Celebrated Percheron Stallion
Will stand the season of 1908 at the
stables of the ALAMOGORDO IM
PROVEMENT CO., those who are inter
ested in fine horses should call and in
spect what we believe to be one of the
best bred and most perfect horse ever
brought to the southwest. Terms $20
to insure a foal.
I ":""0" A- F- MENGER. Seen
AUMO REAL ESTATE LOAN INSURANCE CO.
SEE IIS FOR
DEEDED LANDS IN MOUNTAIN OR VALLEY
lDoQDUJSHMENTS TEADS "CITY
PROPERTY. RENTALS. INSURANCE
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
-2 3locks East oa Depot.
Alamogordo, New Mexico.