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DR..C.W.HOOVER
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DR E.A.POLIAK
Dentists
OFFICE HOURS,
sA. M.to IMO M.
1 P. M. h 6.S0 P. M. .
7 F. M. m 6.00 P. M-
DIiPENSARY BUI”iCIING
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SUGGESTION
,- Before buying a “coat,
just take a look at our
stock. of Ma=lnaws.. ‘
Mr. E. Cur,tlswmaa%usin~ visitir
n t)awaon Mm4ay. “
Mr. Angelo Ca-llmi hai?wed
a his .hm in Itiy.
Dr. J. Q. Weluh b been quti in
;he pnst week.
Mr. W. C. Holman motired b Trin.
&d Wlday.
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Mr. and Mra A. Wvert and aan
hy, left Sunday fQr Albuquerque for.
I -k’s visti
MT. N. L. Hall, Yalle time lock in.
$~tir, wafl a butineau visitir in
Da-n on fi]duy, eber 28rd.
Mm. A. C. M-inez left Sunday
[or R=nitlo, Zac. Mexico, where he
~xxs h viati for a month ,
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Mk. N. W. Franklin e,nd family
~nd Mr. and hfrs. Francoti word
;O Baldy Suntiy.
Mr. K*n, of the southern blorado
Mermntile h,pany, w a bUS-
~nm ~itor in Da-n fiesdaY.
,. Mr.’ and M-Mr. and Mrs.
Bird, and Mm, ~~bby spunt Sunday
in Cwrron canyon. ‘
$TATERECEIVES
MONEYFROMFO~TS
Albuquerque, Sept. 22.—New Mex-
ICOhas just received a check for $22,-
6S4.57 frim the Treasurer of the
United Statia as its share of the Na.
tional Rorest receiptfl for the year
ending July 1. This amount consists
of $21,491.12 which represenk 26
per cent of the receiph from the National
Forests in the state and $1,-
098.4S because of school lands in the
forests.
The amounti are considerably
smaller than usual because of the
greatly reduced NutionaI Fotest receipts.
In 1920 the tital receipti of
the fore~ in New Mexico -
$3 lg,ooO while this year they dropped
to $84,000. This reduction is
due lawely to the concemion made w
the stickmen by giving them until
December 1 to pay grazing fees =bich
wo”uld ordinarily have been paid last
Bpring. A portion of the reduction iu
due also to reduced -lea of timber.
NOW Mexico’s share becau.e of
school lands within F~resta i? UOsmall
since the stato ha~ given’ back many
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GARAGE Ok SALE
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atMAXWELL NEW MEXICO
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RATON bLECTRIC
SHOA? SHOP “
140 N. 2&. St.,
~~Ruton, :- : :-: N. M.
Best-equip ped shop in
‘ New Me xim.
SPcifd At ?ention given
\to mail {brders.
All work {;uaranteed.
W;n:rr: a complete
Nap-a-Tan
work ahOes and ladies’
OU’:ing boots.
tf.
Mars G@—rge-Vigil and ~nuel
Grant motired ti ~lnid~ On ~urdfly.
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., ..— ArmyGoods StoreMr. and ‘Mrs. Harry Gom& and
Old ,School Building family mobred up Citirron hnyon
Sundny.
Dawson — ‘N. M.
Mr. arid Mm. C. J. Stuver and Mr.
of these lands to the Unitid States,
taking in lieu thereof land~ outiide
of the National Fore#~,
In addition h the funde wntthe
Stite, Dtitrict Forester F. C. W.
Pooler has just received $s,696,45
from Wauhi@n for the co~truction
of roads and trails within the Nation.
al Foresti of the Stite. This amount
DAWSONBAKERY
Louis Savi , Proprietor
and Mrs. Chas. R~h wmt up Ckar- repreaenb 10 per cent of ~he Nation.
mn Canyon Sunday and spent the
Italian, Fre ch or Ameri-
al Forqsta receipts.
day fishing.
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Under existing laws the states . . n“’
I Vermejo Lodge No, 36
within which the National Forest! ~~ i
Mr. and Mm. Ace Brown and Mr.
I “A. F.& A.M.
O. D. Warfield returned SundaY
exist lll~y bpnef~t through National BR$AD
from Red River, where tiey. have ForeBt receipu in three ways. First
Reiul~r commuakatiam ●=.
they receive 25 per cent of the re.
ond smd Fourtk Tbu?ad-ys ●t been #pending tie last wwk.
ceipts for roads’ and schools, These Pastries
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m All Kinds
8 p m. Lodge Hall in Or#r...
. House Buading.
Mr. and Mrs. Va.De=rl and ElmO funds +re turned over to the statet Fresh Bak Every Day
vtiIto- AlwnYm Welcom.. Hubbard motored b Springer Sun- for distribution to the countieB with.
&W. THURiTON, W. M. day to visit with reltives, retiming n which the National Fore~k exist
to Dawson Sunday eveniw.
Candie+Dr ~;~tioft
I O. F. WARFIE~, SM’Y.
\h ey are given to the counties in lieu
Medames Babb*h and %u~, Mi~
of taxe~, the amountu given eack
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county dc~nding upon the area o~
Ann Sheppeard and Mmsru Bkbbett,
Dawson City @dge No. 30 Poder, Saul and Judge were Ra~n
National Forest lands within it.
visitim Sunday.
In addition 10 per cent of the for TCHURCH IRECTORY
‘KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS
est receipts are spent within the For
Miss Rlorence Marsh, Who under- esta for roada and tr~ils. These fund! ‘D.wson Chur h~. 8, Russell,
Ro8ular meetine. evarv Wednea.
we~ an operation at tie hospiti) sev-
niniflter. Bible hool, 10.00 k. m.
day night at 8.00 o’clock
are Epent by the Forest Service but o~ ir~. Young, Su .: Primary @adee
Vkitor- Alwayc Welcome eral weeks ago, ie nOw able @ =ttend course the aunties benefit directlj meet at Rescue Stitiotr, MISS Mcwhml,
C. MOTY, C. C.
bv them.
~aw~h.charge, higher mades meet
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In Arizo~ and New Mexico:
Ev ning service S.00
HARVEY SPRINGER, K. R. S. Me,,,. Brennnn, O’Brien, Van h
. m. Choir r)ra ice Friday, t? .00 P.
~ t rough their Enabling Act, the For-
Dyke, of Dawwn and Mr, Lem WhIb
est . Service also administers,. the
of Raton, left Friday for Bartlett
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~chool aectiona within National For- C-tholic Cburc —Sundays: Ma?seu
Ranch, where they spent the w=k-
}t 8.S0 a, m. f r Englkh-speaking,
ests turning over the receipts tu the
end fishing.
C.80 a. m. for S aniuh-npeakiw peo-
TheDawson
—— state for school purposes. The Etates, Ie. Evening, 7 o’clock Week-day
Mm. Dr. ‘Diver left Wdntidey however, hav. the privilege of giving ~rvicea: M-ee t 6.80 and 7 a. m.
unior choir reh artitu Wednesday
morning for. El P-, where ohe”will back these school ltinds to the Unitid
t 4 p. m. First iday of the mon~
BARBER SHOP spend tie wwk, after whi~ she will States and taking ~n lieu thereof, evotion: Comm nion. 6.80, m-en
. m w the coaW for an inddinti visit other government lands outside the t7and8a. m.l ‘.
E. F. SCO~t
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ProP.
Albert B. Cloyd of Vik,
arrived in Dawn Thurtiay
National Fore~&, in which case, of
CU1O.,
course, the receipts froti this uource
for an are ~ed”ced
WAdT ADS
S~-ITARY AND.
extended tisit with K]s sunk, M=.
A. Miller:
J. I
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Mr. John Olsun arrived in Dawson LOST—A ma t ‘bUnCh o> keys.
UP-TO-DATE
Children’s Hair Cuts a
Specialty
HOURS—8 A. M. to 7 P. M.,
Sakrbyt, op.n t.9 P. M.
Dr. Diver ‘my, ~r. J. B.
Morrow and family, and Mr. H. M.
Robertwn, spent Sunday at Red River.
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Quite a number of Dawsonitcs mot:
ored to Springer 1A ~lday to attend
a dance. ~ose making the triP
were Mm, Jas. Saul, Miw” Ann Shmpcard,
and Me=g Lewis, pooley,
‘he finder will conf- a fawr by
from “ ‘am ‘am*y” -
!tum!ng them h bhe Ice Crrnm Wr.
Mr. T. C. Hill ia in E4 P- on
)r.
buai”ms this week
Mim Margaret Byers spent Satur. FOR SAL&: ‘air ~emiwh G@nt
day in R&tan.
;a’bbiti, MrE. J. F. DeLong, House
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27.
Mm. A. M. Van Dyke and Mrs. J.
O’Brien were vistors in. Ratin on SW.
urduy.
Mr. and Mm. Gus bvert were vi
iting Sunday at”W@n Mound.
%u1, Sneddon, =rib.er, Abbott and
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Sherwwd.
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Mr.” Mtiler=f SicIW. City,
%.B. Harrv TeeMe’ left last Wed.
ned~y for Akuqu&~e; where shf
will visit relatives. ,
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Mr. and Mm. Ed Engtm, Mr. an
Mrs. Mtiew Strann~n, Mem
Willi&m and Andrew Stranni@n, ar
Wm. HarriK weti h _ilm Su]
day.
Iowa, ia viaiti~ hk ti~r, Mrs. H,
M. Mbe-n and his broth-, W.
jahn O’Brien, Mr. O’Brien ex~
ti wnd the winter in Damn.
:Mr. John P. dy arrived h~ Sat-
Mr. and Mm. “A. Geislm, Mr. Perrday f- Om@ , Neb. Mr. Wady
kins and his sist?r, Mim Pwkins - t9 reliuve i- Dinmnore, *O
spent Sunday in Cim-n Cmnyon aE been emplo ed in the W&ern
%tihing atEagle Ned ~m.,
lnion office ti y-r.
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