The Clayton Citizen, 1906-11-23
The front page of 1906-11-23. 489 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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united Status land ortacE, Clayton. N. M., Nov. 13, 1906i A sufllclent contest añldavit háving beeh filed in this office by Oliver P. Eastefwoodj contestant, against home homestead - stead homestead entry No. 8076, made April 13, 1900, for N. t. quarter of Section 31, Township 2Ú N., Range 30 E.-, by Lu Lucían - cían Lucían R. Frailer Contestce, in which it is alleged that "said Lucian B. Fra- zifr has never established his resi residence - dence residence upon said land and has aban demed ihs same, for" 1Potb than s1j months írrímcdlalMy preceding the date heriof and that all iid deicct conflnne down to this da atid tha said alleged abseicfe kbhi úb saifl land Yfas not du to bis nploymeni in th'6 Army, Navy, or Mrlns Corp of the United States as a prlvatff su) dier', officer,' séarhan or írtaílné, díir? ing the war with spain or during nay
Condensed Report of The First National Bank of Clayton, N. M. As tendered to the Comptroller of Cnrtoncy. At the Close of business November 12, 1906. ' RESOURCES Bills Discounted .n..i.$l9fl,8S.'J.M Furniture and Fixtures , . , , 2,000.00 Five Per Cent Funds , , 2,500.00 United States Bonds...., , 104.540.00 Cash Siffht Exchange ,, ,., 115,2(M).09 Overdrafts. . . . , . , , 3,441 731
;' ing District, in Township 31 1 : aforesaid, vizi Mint, Iron King, and Hornet, in Range 36, Section 7: Eclipse Range 36, Sections 7 and Hj Ruby, in Range 86, Sec Sec-i - i Sec-i tion 18 and 17; Modock, in Range 36, Section 17; Bessie, Ada, Myr tie, Sara, Star, Range 36, Sec tion 17; each containing 20 acre9. ? Also, a piece of ground located
in Clayton this year than ever be before, - fore, before, and we have sold the BULK of them We handle the Fairbanks and Eclipse mills. We carry the largest stock of Casing Pipes, and Rods and Cylinders. And Can Fill Any Order At Once. Your outfit will go to you Complete. A comparison of prices, will show that we are all right. R W.ISAACS.
blasting povyir, lot bmcksroith iofcla, 12 pick áñd shovels 5 rifle ar's, one farm and one1 spring wá'gon,- 4 head work horses; 2 double sets work harness, loÉ of household goods comprising chairs,' bedding, dishes, kitchen ware, crtbk stoves, &c. TERMS OF SALE-All pur.
i Application has Wen marie to cuter the CITIZEN in the Clayton post of office - fice office as second-class mail matter. ' Advertising ratt-3 fifty cents per Inch each month, singlo column. Reading notices five cents per line, line,-each - each line,-each insertion. ... '
paid, ten per cent at time of sale, and the balance on confirmation of sal by Courti Possession to be given on payment in full of pur chase price. M. D. JOHNSON- Receiver' of Sater Copper Co. Oi P. EASTE-fiWoOD, Attorney for Receiver. Clayton New Mexico.
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