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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-11-17

sons appearance at the outside of the
door Two of the men did no talking at
all, while the third spoke in broken
voice, giving the impression that he was
German. Whether this was genuine or
sham is probematic Mr.. Wilson gives a
good description of the men, and from the
direction in which they started, it is
thought they will be apprehended soon
Sheriff Sanchez, accompanied by Ran.
ger Huber, with the dogs from the terri
toria penitentiary took up the trail and at
last reports were in the vicinity of Pro-
greso. They were later Joined by Ranger
Perea, aid expressed themselves conf
dent of an earley capture. Federico Chavez
deputy sheriff, who accompanied the off
GERS south from Willard gave it as his
opinion that the men were travelling on
foot as far as he had followed them, and
thought their objective point was to be
Torrance.
Willard has been the scene Of such es-
capades heretofore, the DunlaYy Com
pany's store being the victim. Some are
of the opinion that the same parties are to
blame, while others say that some of the
Iabores on the Cutoff, needed more cash
than their wages afforded them. Whoever
to blame tits hoped the guilty ones may
be spedeily apprehended and summariy
dealt with according to law.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-11-17
Has Contracted His Sheep Here.

Jose Nestor Ortiz, of Ortiz, Conejos
County, Colorado, has been in town the
past few days, arranging for the running
of his sheep in the valley for the coming
year. Benito Garcia, recently deceased
has had the sheep in charge The past years,
and has done we'll with the same. Nh.
Ortiz has contracted with Juan B. LARA
goite and Salvador Garcia to run his herds
here in the future. Mr.. Ortiz has been
in California for some time and expects to
spend the winter thsre again. He was
caught for several thousand dollars in the
recent bank failure at AIamosa, Colorado,
He has spoken very favorably of the val
ley here and may decide to invest substan-
TALLY amongst us in the near future.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-11-17
SANTA FE WILL.
ESTABLISH FARMS
To Experiment with the Campbell Dry
Method.

Model farms, conducted under the Cam.
pbelI dry farming system, are to be estab-
lished by the Santa Fe Railway Company
at points along its line in New Mexico.
Definite announcement of this plan has
been made at the Chicago office OF the
big corporation.
J. L. Donahue, vice president of the
Colonial Securities Company of Ration, is
in Chicago comforting with the officers of
theraIroad companys plan to demon
strate with model farms what can be done
under the Campbell system. These farms
will always be open to inspection
It's predicted by the officials of the
Santa Fe that the innovation will result
in bringing thousands of settlers to New
Mexico and Arizona.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-11-17
In the Clerks Office.

Licenses Issued.
Retail Liquor License. Juan de Dios
SaIaz, Pinos Wells. July 2, 1905 TO 1906.
$Ioo.
Retail Merchant. F. "A. Will, Ell Cas-
trado, November, IA, 1904 to May IA,
1906.
Retail Merchant Mora Timber Co.,
Eastview November I, 1905 to 1906. $40
Marriage License, Santiago SigaIa,
Arroyo, Colo. and Eloiza Giron, Chato.
Homestead Entries.
Portfolio Benebides, sw4 ne4, SEA nw4,
e2sw2, sec 10 T5n R8e.
Juan Rubi, sea ne4, e2 and sw4 sea,
sec %, T5n Rye.
Jose M. Sanchez, sw4 sw4, sec II VIZ
nw4 and nw4 sw4, sec 20, T5n R8e.
Polonia JaramiIIo, ne4 sec 26, T5n R8e.
Francisco Sanchez y Garcia, e2se4 sec.
20, W. sW4. sec 2I, T5n R8s.
Francisco Sanchez y Sanchez sw4 sea,
sec II, W2ne4, nw4se4, sec. 20, T5n R8e
Lonjina Serna, e2 sw4, sec 20, e2 nw4,
sec %, T5n R8e.
Hermenijildo Serna, W. sw4, sec IS, VIZ
nw4 sec 80, T5n R8e.
Mauricia Sanchez y Will, sea sw4 sec
Y, e2 nw4, ne4 sw4, sec TO- 'T5n R8e,
Felix Hernandez, sea, sec 80, T5n, Roe.
PIacido GaIIegos y Ultiaga, lots and
I, and 81 nw4, sec l, Tn, RI2e.
Gus Thelln, ne4, sec 2, Ton, R8e.
MODESTO Baca, e2 nw4, w2ne4, sec 6
T3n, Roe.
Francisco Garcia LOTT & sec 6, T3n,
Roe and e2ne4 sec I, T3n, Roe.
Tircio Chazez, e2nw4 and lots I & 2, sec
!, T5n, Roe.
Nancy Cox, 81 sea sec u, IN req sec "a
TN R8e.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-11-17
Sundays Services.

On next Sunday, Rev. J. G. Ruoff will
fill his regular appointment here, preach
ing both afternoon and night at the schoo
house. The Baptist Sundayschool will be
held in the morning at ten and the Union
school at two in the afternoon, All are in
vited to these services.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-11-17
Dates for Santa Fc Opera:

Manager A. M. Dettelbach of the Santa
Fe Opera House has booked the following
companies for tn dates mentioned. He is
making strenuous efforts to get the best
plays possible and our people should take
advantage Of the same whenever possible.
Nov. I3 to I8 Ethel Tucker Co.
Nov. % to p George Samuels.
Dec. 7, Two Merry Tramps.
Dec. 25 to 80 Mcdonald Stock Co.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-11-17
New Business For EstanCia.

The Misses Owens and Mcnamara are
building a small business house on their
lot next to the Central Hotel, which will
be occupied by Miss McNamara's brother,
who will open a bakery init, shortly.
This ought to prove a good proposition
and work into a paying business.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-11-17

Ed. Otero has been in the valley
this week experimenting shipping
Of a number OF lambs, which will
go to eastern markets as soon as
he car . can be had for the same
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19

George MetcaIf. of the C. c. c. Co.,, arrived last evening or his way to the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19
BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
Southwestern Train Piled Up West Of Fairbank-Track Built Around
 the Wreck.

A bad freight wreck occurred Sun. day morning on the F. P. & s. W about four miles from Fairbank, on the Benson side. Engine 5 is on her side at the scene of the wreck, half buried in mud. About seven cars are piled up behind her. scme of the wreckage having piled over the ten der.
 Passengers in on last evenings train from Benson said the wreck was bad looking mess, and that it would he a couple of oavs before it was out of the way. Much track was torn up. The wrecked cars will be almost to- tai loss. The cause Of the accident has not as yet been determined. All the crew of the train escaped injury. Track was built around the wreck Sunday, and trains have since been operating over this.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19

Manager Gressler. of the Gas com Tany, yesterday had work started on the pipe line the company will have in Brewery. The work was started in the vicinity of the lumber yard. About 200 feet will b. put down at once
 Start was made up Brewery because Of the fact that Pinch pipe was all that was available in the city yester- day. The company will use this small pipe for only a small portion of it's laterals. The large mains from which it will feed the laterals will be of four-inch pipe. The larger later als will be of three-inch pipe The two-inch material to be used will be a very small proportion of the pipe employed.
 Mir. Gressler stated last night that he expected today to close purchase of ground for the site of the plant of the Gas Company. There are several sites under consideration. but determi- nation has not yet been fully reached as to which is the most desirable. All are located betv cen the city and Low. ell. MT. Gressler has several matters 10 close up before departure for Cali fornia, but expects that he will leave either this evening or tomorrow. Fol lowing his return to the city from the coast the work of installation of the plant and the beginning of operations will be made with all possible speed. In the meantime MT. Gressler will hur- " up. the manufacturers on the coast who have received orders for the ap- paratus of the plant, and will endeavcT to have it here by the time the build ing is erected on the site which is to be chosen today
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19
HEARING CONTESTS
 COMMENCES TODAY
CASE OF 3. CAReTTO VS. FRATI- CISCO MARlscAL FIRST TO
 COME UP.
Only About Twenty Contests in All to Be Heard-Record Considered Ex- celIent in View of Little Confusion Before ToWnsite Patent.

The first protest case, in the matter q the issuing of deeds for lots em braced in the Bisbee Townsite, will be heard at the office of Mayor Taylor this afternoon. The contest is be tween B. Caretto and Francisco Maris cal for lots I6, r, IS. 19 in Block 19 The property in dispute IS now in pos session of B. Caretto, and Mariscal is prot testing. This is the first protest case to be heard in the city townsite matter. and a remarkable record has been made to date iE the issuing Ci deeds tc pror erty owners. Of the six hundred applications for deeds, all have been issued with the exception Cf twelve or fourteen. and most of the parties interested in these aDplica tiors have not vet returned to the city from a temporar- absence. Nc protest cases have been heard vet but conuencing today they will be dis posed of as rapidly as possible. In all. the protest eases do not number more than fifteen or twenty which is a splendid record considering the un. satisfactory conditions existing in Bis bee regarding the title to propertv prior to the application of the Mayor ID 1908 for a townsite patent.
 Mayor Taylor will remain at his of fee. commencing today, until the pro test cases are disposed of, and the next fortnight should see the townsite matter entirely closed.
 Advices from the Washington att7r news. who have looked after the town site matter at the National Capital state that the government patent can he evDected in Bisbee not later than the first day of October. It is now simply a question of reaching the is- suire of a patent in the regular order of detail work in the department which the attornevs are advised will be before the expiration of the pres ent month.
 The closing of the tOwnsite matter has been a long and tedious undertak- ing. The application of the city for the patent, insuring all property own CTS clear title to their property. was met with many lawsuits. but one by one tke city has been victorious. un- til the compromise entered into few moIdhs ago with several mine cwn- CTS. wiped out every vestige )f re Glsininf litigation and cleared the way r. the immediate issuance of the pat ent
 The people of Bisbee who own prep er'v. the Mayor and attorneys who fin allr h-oneht jhe matter to a success ful conclusion, are to be congratulat- ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19
THE FRENCH CUTOFF.
Contractors Are Rapidly Bringing the
 Work Near to Completion.

The French cutoff of the E. P. &t s. ". railroad has now reached a point where it should be completed within the next thirty days.
 Ties ard rails have already been laid from the main line to the pass where the Hume crosses, and the grading has been practically complet- ed as far as the BakeTsville Hotel.
 The only cut on the line. situated just south the hotel. is partially com pleted. and should be finished by the time the rails are laid that far.
 This week grading will begin on the Lowell side of the cut, and three weeks more should see all of the grad ing completed.
 It is estimated the new section of road will be in operation on or about the fifteenth of October.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19
FINNERTY GETS MILAN OUT.
Justice Court Gives Decision Dispos. sessing NeIsn From Don Luis
 Building.

In the court of Justice Mcdonald yesterday verdict was rendered in favor of A. J. Finnerty in a civil ac tiOn brought by Finnerty to secure the removal of Pat Nelan fro mthe build ing occupied by the White Elephant saloon at Don Luis.
 The suit grew out of troubles Fin nerty had couple of months ago with regard to the office of deputy sheriff which he held at that time. Nelan was amoFg those who at the time came under the displeasure of Elmer ty. As a result he took steps to se- cure the removal of Nelan from the White Elephant building, these steps terminating in the trial yesterday. Fin nerty owns the building, and asked that it be given back into his posses sion.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19

J. s. Douglas, of the Moctezunna Copper Co.,. and vice-president of the Bank of Bisbee, is in the city today. and it is expected that a conference will be held this evening between Mir. Douglas and the committee of the Bis bee Bremen, with reference to she transfer of the Bisbee Fire House. for which Mir. Douglas made offer to the city council several months ago.
 It is understood that the committee of the Bremen. consisting of J. NJ OConnel, J. F.. Thompson and Wm Robinson have full power to act for the Fire Department ir the matter and it is reasonable to suppose that the result of the conference will be ar adjustment of the differences between tine Fire Department and the City Council regarding the action taken by the municipal body in contracting for the transfer of the fire house proper ty in exchange for a location on Naco Road and a cash bonus of S7,5OO
 At present the Mayor has set no date for the hearing of the protest case which was filed by the Bisbee Fire Department thruugh their att0r- ueys, Neaie & Ross. The ground occupied by the Fire House is claim ed by the Copper Queen Co. and has been filed upon as company property Mayor Taylor stated yesterday thar no date had been set for a hearing cf he protest. as he had understood that a settlement of the dispute was in progress. He evidently referred to the c6rfererce to be held this even ing between J. s. Douglas and the committee from the Bremen.
 IL is tobe hoped that settlement will he reached which will be satisfac- tory tC all concerned. The volunteer Bisbee Department has done yeoman service for the city in the past in fighting its fires. and it can do as much again by assisting in the present ef- forts of the council 10 secure for the city a paid fire department with add;- tioIal apparatus. Tn the event that an agreement is not reached this even ing the protest case should be heard at once and carried into the courts for final adiudication. The absence of a paid fire department in Bisbee means the loss of many thousand dollars an nually to our people on account of ev- cessive rates. which condition would be relieved by the establishment of q paid fire department.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19

our differences. I told him no. He then asked if I would not meet him elsewhere refused this, telling him that we would meet tomorrow at my sisters. I supposed he was telephOn- ing from the mine. A little later heard the pistol shots. So far as Doyle Is concerned there has been ab- solutely nothing between us to give my husband ground for his action"
 When Officers Thomas and Doyle called at the room of Mrs. Branderson she said she was not surprised at Branderson's act. He had threaten ed violence several times, and had told heer she would "be next" Asked as to whether she had seen Branderson since the shooting she was non-com- initial, but later became very nervous and in that state requested the officers to keep a watch on the house during the night. as she was afraid Brander- son might do her violence.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19
SETTLEMENT MAY
 BE MADE TONIGHT
OF DISPUTE BETWEEN FIREMEN AND THE CITY ABOUT FIRE
 HOUSE LOT.

James Douglas Here to Meet with the Firemen's Committee to Adjust the Difficulty If Such Is Possible-Gen- eral Hope That 1t Win Be.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19
OUR LAST AD.

OOh LAO AD.
 Sold us nearly all of those SUIT CASES THAT WERE REDUCED tc S3.5o each.
 We have a few left at the same price. Better hurry if you want one At the SAFE PLACE"
 You will see a LARGE, NEW AS SORTmENT of NECKWEAR. Mostly Tn the medium wide reversi- hle sidesFoUR IN HAND TIES at soc EACH.
 Also a new lot of the 25cMlDGET STRING TIES. They are just the thing. "sELz" SHOES with their SOLE OF HONOR" SINGLE OR DOUBLE SOLES, $3.5O and $4.G0.
 OUR U. S. ARMY IS A GOOD ARMY SHOE, not an imitator. We've handled it at s3.5O for four years. Men Only.)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19
SHOOTING IN CROWDED
 MAIN LAST NIGHT

Concluded from Page 1.)
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19
STRAINS.

S. A. Read, Cisco, Tex, writes, March II, 1901: My wrist was sprain- ed so badly by a fall that it was use- less and after using several remedies that failed to give relief, used Ballard's Snow Liniment, and was cured. I earnestly recommend it to any ona suffering from sprains. For sale a Rhinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19

Broke His Hand-M. T. Ward. en- ployed at the Southwestern freight house, is suffering broken bones in his right hand as the result of tripping over a truck as he was walking back wards on the depot platform yesterday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19

Poor Shooting White, Spiers, Buckwalter and Bonnet returned yes terday from day of duck hunting in Sulphur Springs valley. They report ed birds scarce.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19

Wheeler & Wilson and New Home Machines latest and best, also End hand s7.00 D. IXL Store, 32 Brewery Avenue, Phone 1S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-19
FIRST WORK DONE
 BY GAS COMPANY
PIPE PUT DOWN IN BREWERY YESTERDAY IN VICINITY OF
 LUMBER YARD.

Site for Plant Will Probably Be chos- en by Manager Gressler Today-Wil Be Between City and Lowell-Man- ufacturerers of Equipment to Be Hurried
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-04

and 2 ana Chemical /. which are sta
toned in the Central Station. Most Of
the work was done on the 65-foot prac-
tice tower that stands Just in the rear
of the building. There are windows in
the sides of the tower so that in prac-
tice it represents a four-story building.
The first drill was by four men with
scaling ladders. These ladders are
strips of wood, 16 feet long with cross
steps and long steel hooks at the top
The men hooked the hooks over the
window sills and then climbed the
swaying ladders until there was man
on each floor and chain Of ladders
from the ground to the roof. Next two
men scaled the wall with two ladders
and finally one man made his way from
the bottom to the roof and back again.
He climbed the entire 60 feet in a
minute and half, lifting the heavy
ladder himself at each story.
CONTINUED On Page -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-04
GOVERNOR CARTER WILL
RETURN IN SEPTEMBER
In the Meantime He is at Lake Tahoe,r'With Mrs.
Carter, and Wants His Mail Sent There.
Creedon on Alameda.

II have just received caberam from Governor Acting
Atkinson
his be sent
addition
orders his
carte said reaching
September The Governors creedon
all of
before coming back to Hawaii take
perhaps
When the historic
interview
self certain that he would
right back Honolulu
his mind remain
this should
It entirely
himself received hint the advblity
the opinion that after
Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-04
SEA WALLS
AGAINST LAW
Territory Will Take Steps
to Preserve It's
Rights.

| The wealthy men with summer homes
at Waikiki Beach who have built sea
+, walls along the front of their proper
| ty may fnG ihemselves confronted with
the necessity for removing them or set
ting them back.
Because, the law department of the
Territory of Hawaii is moving, and is
after them. 1t seems that. under the
law, the Territory is entitled TO a
right of way along the beach all around
the island. This goes even where the
grants of land run to extreme low water
mark, as in some cases they do at Wal
kiki. For instance, the grant that runs
from the ex-Queen's property as far
as the Moana frontage, both inclusive,
embraces the land out to the line of
extreme low water.
But, even in the cases of grants of
this character, the Territory is still en-
titled to right of way along the
beach. To this old Territorial right
has been added, since annexation, the
right of the United States government
TO the land between high and low water.
This is a point that has been passed
upon more than once by the United
States Supreme Court, and always in
favor of the government g right. OF
course, the tide land is held by the
Territory, as the water frontage is held
on the mainland by the States, but
it is held in trust. The state cannot
pass title to land that is submerged at
high tide-and it follows that no in
dividual holder can. And no indivi-
dual, therefore, can acquire title to it.
To fence in such land is tresspass,
under the law.
1t is thought that when the atten-
walls is called to the law of the case,
an amicable arrangement of the whole
matter can be reached-but if it is not,
then there will be court proceedings
instituted to enjoin the construction of
such walls, and to compel the removal
or setting back of those already built.
This is likely to entail some consider
able losses, as many of the walls are
of very solid construction, and must
r,ox-o hoo, avnapciya tn bultu
Continued on Page 3D.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-04
SUPERVISORS
ARE FIGHTING
FOR PRINCIPLE
Separate Warrants for Garbage Men Not a
Surrender appropriations for August.
firemen's Pay Raised.

The Board of
warrant to Sam Johnson
thinking
of The point
W.
perfectly friendly
proceeding"
in Of controversy
a
L.
that?
o. damus to
friendly settlement
adjusted
a
meeting besides
Department holding
fol roadw their salaries raised
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-08-04
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session of the Super
wisors commenced at o'clock yester-
day Before the meeting opened Su
pervisors Lucas, Smith, Moore ano
Paele busted themselves signing war
rants and getting them in shape to be
passed upon. A motion was made te
suspend the reading of the minutes
which was carried. Supervisor Adams
arrived soon after this.
Chairman Smith first brought up the
matter of paying the Road Department
and Garbage Department laborers, and
in order that this might be done it
) was necessary to reconsider the reso-
tuition passed the day before by the
board.
Mr.. Lucas moved for a reconsidera-
tion of the boards action in passing
warrant payroll lis made payable to
Mr.. Sam Johnson. Passed. The for
EAer action of the board in regard to
the payroll was rescinded, as was their
action in regard to the special road
tax, amounting to $161911.
TO PAY GARBAGE MEN.
The board then passed upon this
matter a second time, new amounts
being made out on separate warrants.
Mr.. Moore for the Committee on.
Sanitation and Health presented As sal
ary warrants for a total of $416.44. with
a motion that they be paid. Passed.
Lucas for the Committee on Roads.
Bridges and Parks presented two mo-
tions that payroll in that department
amounting to sS503.30 be paid, and also
a special road tax deposit of s1619.11 be
paid. Carried.
Mr.. Kellogg of Wahiawa appeared
before the board with a request that
the supervisors ask the Superintendent
of Public Works to open up a road
running along the southeast part OF
the colony. There had been some diff
Guilty in the past owing to the fact
that the road which the colonists were
using in that section ran over private
land where there were a number of
gates. If these gates were closed by
the owners it would be necessary to
make detour of three miles to reach
the dam. The Superintendent of Pub
lie Works had expressed willingness
to open the road if the supervisors au-
tfhorized him to do so. Accordingly,