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New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

tirely rebuilt. Diamond and Smith, song hlu9y ,
traitors. will also appear with an entirely new
arrangement of songs. Miss BERTHE Herron' tie
minstrel girl. will present a blackface speciaitS'
Among others are Wheeler Earl and vera Cur
It's In sketch by George NJ. Conan. 10 boS-
ton on Business; Markey and Moran. ScolCii
character comedians; the Kratons and their
trope of educated hoops; the Alvin brotners'
comedy ring gymnasts; Bowers and Curtis, CAN
fornian comedians. and Jack Irwin, character
comedian and author.
At Keith & Proctor's Fifth Avenue this weeks
programme includes. the star. Miss Valerie
Bergere with her own company. in new play
let entitled 1.-THE Bowery Camille" The Elec-
trio Crickets are the spectacular headners. and
the others are Melville Ellis in pianologue:
James J. Morton, the Loon; Byron and
Langdon in THE Dude Detective; Exposition
Four, versatile entertainers: John and Louis
Boiler. gymnasts; Carson and Willard. German
comedians, and Henry and Francis, songs and
dances.
At Keith & Proctors Harlem Opera House is
Captain George Auger Barnum & Baileys tall
est giant in Christendom. who will offer unique
feature in the playlet. Jack the Giant Killer"
introducing Ernest Rommel. the smallest come
dian, who is only twenty-One inches high. and
Miss Caroline HasS, the tiniest comedienne on
the stage VINO is inch shorter. Ned Way
burns Dancing Daisies is the second big feat
ure. Clayton White and Marie Stuart will pre-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

An interesting study of types Is presented by
the three prima donnas who sing the exacting
role Of Madam Butterfly" at the Garden The
atre Each interprets the character in a differ
ent way and yet each has been so successful
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
TUESDAY READINGS.

Miss Ida Bentley Judd is giving series OF Tuss-
day morning. readings and story telling ar tho
Hotel Manhattan Her subject for December u
beginning at IL O'Clock. is stories from Ger
NanteS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
msasure-with Welsh and old English sonsa
This Is the programme:

Finale Of arss act ' rovators .1afa
The Olive Mead Quartet VIII give It's nrss
concert In Mendelssohn Hall Thursday evening.
December 20. The programme IS: schumann
Quartet. A major; Mozart Trio, for violin viola
and violoncello; Haydn Quartet, major.
Nine. Nordica leaves Europe for America De-
cember Is, sailing on the Kaiser Wilhslrn II
She gives her first New York concert at Car.
negie Hall January s. assisted by an orchestra
under the direction Of Wassily safonor.
The Russian Symphony Orchestra VIII give
its second Sunday evening concert at the Hip
podrome tonight. The programme contains ths
sextet from Lucia and the trio from Faust"
sung by local solOists- Emma Showers pianisk
is announced to appear.
Emma Showers. pianist. and Edouard Dethisr
violinist. will make short tour Of Canada the
last of January. appearing in Montreal. Quebec
St. John and Halifax
Programme of the second chamber concert by
the Peoples Symphony Auxiliary Club at
Cooper Union December "A:
Piano quartet major. Op. 1S....... Beethoven
Cor piano. violin. viola and ceno)
solost Hsnry schitt O violinst assisted sy S.
septet fat major op .Bssthov.n
(For VIOLIN viola. cello contTabass clarinet oss0On
The cantata Coming Of the King" by Dud-
ley Buck. viii be given by the regular choir Of
thirty-ffve voices, under the direction OF Dr.
Gerrit Smith. at the South Church this Sunday
at I O'Clock.
The third concert in the series 70 be given by
the Marum Quartet at Cooper Union this sea-
son will take place on next Thursday at S:15
o'clock. The programme will consist OF Haydns
Quartet I'm B fiat major; Rubinsteins Sonata
for cello and piano in d major, and Beethoven's
Quartet in z minor. Eugene Bernstein will
assist the quartet. The last Of the Quartets
concerts will be given in February.
AT Carnegie Chamber Music Hall the Lock-
wood string quartet will give concert on FRI
day evening. They will play a SindiHg Serenads
for two viOlins and piano. a novelty here.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
MUSICAL COMMENT.
Continued from second page.

can songs, and the third to German lieder. The
full programme follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

"a "a Maid Sings Light MacDowell
'Slumber A. Zuckernann
Juno II A
Hoerst dus hoch I'm Luften zeSn' .-.-...A. Spanuth
FreundliChe Vision r. Strauss
Nit elner Pr1nIa Neris' .(Ires
Eerborgenheit' (by request)- -....-.--.f Hugo Wolf
WoiI
There will be two piano solos by Nine. Cad
skis accompanist. Frank La Forge.
At Carnegie Hall this afternoon at o'clock
is the second and last song recital this season by
Nine. Schumann- Heink. The programme:
Arie of ''Atrane'' .Rossi
Der Jdnglng und der Tod ...................l
Der Tod und das Mddchen. n...--.........-......l-
'N"uuo'e
Die Alma chit t''...............-....
Itch grolle night t''....................1
Elm Junglng llebt Elm Madchen'' Robert Schumann
'Fruhlngsfahrt' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I'm Herbst .............................
'Ciute NaCht' ! Robart
Es hat die Rose stch beklagt' ......-..-.J
Six Hungarian Gypsy Observation-Disclosures.
Ie Gypses, sound your harp
High and towering Rima stream
when Is ! Brahms
Loving God thou
Art thou thinking oft, sweetheart
Rosebuds three
nIied'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

The Olive Mead Quartet viii give its frss
concert IN Mendelssohn Hall Thursday evening
December 20. The programme Is: Schuuann
Quartet, a major; Mozart Trio, for violin viola
and violonceIlo; Haydn Quartet major
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

Nine. Nordica leaves Europe for America De-
cember Is, sailing the Kaiser Wilhslm II
She gives her first New York concert at Car.
negie Hall January s. assisted by an orchestra
under the direction OF Wassily Safonoc
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

Emma Showers. pianist. and Edouard Dsthisr.
violinist. will make short tour OF Canada the
last of January. appearing in Montreal, Quebec.
St. John and Halifax
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

DAYS Theatre at present contains THE ReI,s
OF MAYFAIR and large audiences. This typical
DAILY tradition. and hardly needs tha nrac,,oaI
pun which hangs over the entrance TO attract
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

The Three OF Us" continues at the Madison
Square Theatre. and grows in favor weekly
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

THE Man OF the Hour" at the ssvov Theatre
George Brosdhurst's new plav OF noI,t,co, ,,fo
seems TO have found the popular favor n de-
serves. O- ~ oe
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

The Girl Who Has Everything" by Clvde
Fitch, Is now the play which Miss Robson ,s
presenting at the Liberty Theatre where she ;s
to remain the entire season "
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

The cantata Coming Of the King" by Dud-
ley Buck viii be given by the regular choir Of
thirty-five voices, under the direction OF DR..
at I o'clock
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

Miss Sadie Harris. who is the sister-in-law of
Lew Fields. has been engaged by May Irwin for
Mrs. Wiison-Andrews." She is TO play the part
OF Mabel keswtck, and viii make her appearance
at the Bijou Theatre on Monday evening some
changes have been made in the character to en-
able Miss Harris. who is the possessor of a So
prano voice. 10 introduce a solo
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
ON ST. PATRICKS DAY
IN THE MORNING.
Jerry Patrick Kennedy Will Marry Mollie
Hoo!isan, At Estancia.

Estancia is soon to have wedding of
moment Jerry Patrick Kennedy, station
agent for the Santa Fe Central, is to
take to himself a wife. The bride-to-be
is Miss Mole Hooligan, of Estancia, and
the nupital knot will be tied on ST. Pat
rick's day in the morning. The wedding
will take place at the Estancia Hotel which
Mr.. Kennedy is building at Estancia, and
which will be completed by March II.
Mr.. Kennedy's new Hotel will have Io2
roOmS.-C itizen.
We would like to extend congratulations
Jerry, but think we will wait and see. The
hotel with Io2 rooms, sounds like the
"forty adobe houses" which were built in
Estancia two Years ago by the same
versatile writer.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
Carl. A. DAL!ES
RECENT BENEDICT
Takes Unto Himself St. Louis Bride in the
Pass City Last Sunday. viii
Reside af Willard

Friends in Albuquerque and through
out New Mexico of Hon. A. Dailes, of
Willard, speaker of the last New Mexico
house of representatives, and m ember of
the John Becker company at Willard and
B len. will be interested in the following
from an ElPaSo newspaper:
"Carl A. Dales, of Willard, N. M,
called at the county clerks office and OBJ
tanned license to marry Mrs. Margaret E..
Franz, of St. Louis. Mr.. Dalies conflded
to the clerk that he wanted to marry at
once, and hurried off in search of min
ister."
Friends of Mr. Dales have been advised
that the wedding took place in FL Paso
Sunday. Mrs Dalies was formerly resi-
dent of Santa Fe.
The above from the Albuquerque Jour
nal explains the seven.room cottage now
building at Willard, and the hasty trip of
Mr.. Dalies to Ell Paso a few weeks ago.
Mr.. DaleS has host of friends in this
part of the territory who will extend con-
gratuIations and wishes for a most sue
cessful married life, among which the
News desires to be one of the first.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
Filings in the Clerks Office.

Homestead Filings.
George w. Monk, nW4, sec II, 6,8.
John A. Lee, sea, sec 36, 7,8.
Maurice B. Fuller, nw4se4, w2ne4, ne4
ne4nW4, sec 20, a, 6.
Silvero Chavez, ne4, sec 5,4,9,
David L. Lindsey, ne4 Sc IS, 6, 8,
John T. Blaney, sea sec I8, 6, 8.
Otis A. Bayless, NJ nw4 and NJ ne4,
sec s, 81.
Grace D. Logan, ne4, sec 5, 6, g.
Edward C. Sterling, sW4 sec Fl, 6, 8.
Aldo H. Shelley. sw4 sec 10, 6,8.
William w. Condit, sea, sec 10, 6, 8,
Richard H. Cragg, ne4 sec 20, 40.
Desert Filings.
Hugh G. Foster, nw4 sec 20, 40,
Albert Hall, sW4 sec 10, 40.
William H. Shafter, nw4 sec 10, a, 9.
John T. Blaney, nw4 sec I8, 6,8.
David L, Lindsey, sw4 sec I8, g.
Andrea Torres de Torres nw4 sec IS, 5,
8.
Ciprian Torres, W. ne4, VIZ sea sec Is
S, 8.
Frank A. Torres, sw4 sec IS, 5,8.
Clemente Torres, NJ and sw4 of sea sec
26, nw4ne4 sec s., S, 8.
Alexander Booth, ne4 sec 7, SO.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
FARMERS INSTITUTE
ASSURED SUCCESS
Estaaeia Valley Development Association will
Hold First Of Series Of Meetings
Tomorrow.

Final arrangements for the big Farmers
Institute, which is to be held tomorrow,
w>le made Wednesday afternoon, and a
good time is assured.
he plan is to have an all'day meeting
for exchange of views and experiences.
Prof j. j. Vernon, of the New Mexico
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts,
will speak on the subject of "Irrigation
from Wells" in the forenoon and on
"Iree Culture from a Climatic Point of
View" in the afternoon. Following each
of these lectures there will be a general
discussion and questions on these or any
other subjects on which settlers may wish
Information.
Music will be furnished from time to
time during the day and big picnic din
ner will be served at noon.
THIS is the first Farmers Institute to be
held in the Valley and it is especially de-
sired that all our citizens should come out
and be prepared to give their views on the
subject of most interest to them and to
ask questions on any subject they may be
interested in. We are requested to say
that the Society intends to try to make
this the IlrSt of series of such meetings
AMI upon its success depends the continu-
ance of the course.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
Estancia Drug Store.

A long felt want in the valley is to sup
piled by the establishment of a first lass
Drug Store here. T. H. Dabney has
rented the Hawkins building and will re-
move the partitions, shelving the whole
building at once, preparatory to putting
in a complete line of Drug articles, fancy
stationery and sundry supplies.
The post-offi-e will remain in the build
ing, but Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins are look
ing elsewhere for living rooms.
Mr.. Dabney has gone to secure his
stock and will return with same about the
18th.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
ChaVeS at Work,

Washington, D. c., Feb. 24.-At the
earnest solicitation of Z, legate w. H..
Andrews, position under the clerk of
the House of Representatives has been Sc
cured by the delegate for James C.Chaves
of Torrance County, who has arrived in
this city and has taken the position to
which he has been appointed. 1t is the
first appointment of native New Mexi-
can of Spanish descent among the EN-
ployes of Congress for fifty years
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
COMPILING DATA FOR
NEW MEXICO HISTORY.
To Be Complete Compendium Of Facts In
Territorial History.

H. H. Brook is in the valley this week
gathering data for very complete his.
tory of New Mexico to be published
year hence by the Pacific States Publish.
ing Co. The history will be in two
large royal octave volumes we'll bound,
profusely Illustrated and will be repIete
with facts and incidents of all times from
the first settlements to the present time.
A large number of unpublished manu-
scripts of the early Franciscan aud Jesuit
now in the possession of the
Fathers of the Catholic Churches will be
used in securing correct dates and data, as
well as facts obtained from the oldest and
most reliable citizens of the territory.
Such men as Chief Justice Mills, Prof.
F. A. Jones, Frank Springer, Mr.. Cahoon,
and multitude of others are among the
contributors and assure reliable as we'll
as up-to-date compendium. The volumes
will be splendid addition to any library
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the part
uership heretofore existing and carried
on by and between Pedro Lucero and
Manuel g. Martinez under the firm name
of Lucero and Martinez, at Pinos Wells,
in the County of Torrance, New Mexico,
was dissolved on the 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1906 by the retirement Of said Pc
dro Lucero from said business. The
business will be continued by Manuel
Martinez who will pay ali claims and col
lect all debts.
(Signed) Lucero Martinez,
(Signed) Pedro Lucero Torres,
(Signed) NJ. G. Martinez,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
Julius Meyer Visits Estancia,

Julius Meyer of the Mounted Police
Force is in town, having arrived last night.
He has spent several weeks in Guadalupe
county and reports several cattle rustlers
now in Jail there as a result of the work Of
Lieutenant Baca and himself. Meyer fol.
lowed one man to Moriarty on horse, and
then taking the train, beat him to Albu-
querque when the latter was arrested and
jailed. L-,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
Quarterly Visit of Superintendent.

The second quarterly meeting of the
Methodist Church for this charge will be
held on March Is, Rev. A. P. Morrison,
D. D., superintendent of Methodist Mis-
sions in New Mexico, officiating. The
doctor will preach at p. m. and also at
uight. The quarterly conference will pro-
badly be held on Monday night.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
February Weather.

The report of the local observer of the
Weather Bureau for the month of Fe5ru-
airy shows IS clear days, 7 part cloudy
and 3 cloudy. The maximum tempera
ture was 63 degrees on the II, and the
minimum was degrees on the 7. The
mean maximum for the month was so, o
degrees and the mean minimum p,
degrees.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
Revival Meetings.

The meetings being conducted each
night this week by Rev. Pope at the school
house have been we'll att nded and inter-
esting. Several have expressed desire to
become Christians, and number have
united with the church, most Of whom
Game by letter.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02

Saturday Evening Post, Success, and
Gtit-For sale by Greed ChiIders. Estancia
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02

A new time card went into ef-
feet on the Central last Monday, on
account of a change in the time of
the Limited on the Rock Island
Southwestern at Torrance, with
which the Central connects. Very
little change is made in the arrival
and departure at Estancia. We pub
liSh the time card in another COL
umn.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
The Weather Report.
Estancia, N. M.

Estancia, N. M.
The following is the maximum and min
imum temperature and the temperature at
5p. m. for each day from February p to
Mar. inclusive, taken from the report of
the Weather Bureau at this place.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-03-02
Box Supper.

The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
have arranged to give pleasant evenings
entertainment to everyone who attends
the Box Supper on next Wednesday even
ing at the school house. The following
is the program.
Quartet. My Mothers Bible.
Prayer. er................,. Rev. Pope.
Reading. .......... Miss Ethlyn Angle.
Recitation. Joys Unknown,
Maurine Maxwell.
Recitation. 1.-The Silver Plate,
Edwin Barton,
Song .ACure for Deafness.
Ruth Lewis and w lille Pence.
Reading ng.....Miss May Cowley,
Recitation. ..... The Mission Circle,
Mable Hine.
Recitation, Pm going back to Grandpa's
Dean Maxwell.
Solo. Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Davis.
Reading Miss Bessie McRay.
Dialogue. e......... Hiring to Farmer.
Bible Drill.
An admission fee of 10 cents will be
charged at the door. Ladies boxes will
sell at 50 cents apiece and chiIdrens' boxes
at 25 cents.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-02-10
ELKS IN CIRCLE DANCE.
Remarkable Exercise in Which Bands o.
the Animals Take Part.

Rut the grand curious amusement OF
tie elk one which many hunters have
witnessed, may bc called UEcir circle
dance II. W. Skinner of Chicago sends
me hi, observations on this performances:
..Ah0ut O'Clock one afternoon late in
August 1890. was riding northeast mp
a small stream flowing into one of the
tributaries of the Green river. near its
source IN northwestern Wyoming. The
intense heat was only relieved by an oc-
casional faint breath of breeze from the
north. My attention was attracted by u
column of fine, dark brown dust rising
ahead Of me and ON the opposite side Of
she creek q was on the south side.
The column OF dust looked almost as
if caused by whirlwind. On reaching
Il point MS close To it AZ could get with
ON crossing the Creek--l WAS perhapS
f00 yards from it'll found that il was
caused by band Of elk numbering from
twelve 10 twenty who seemed TO lie trot-
ting quite rapidly with occasional awk-
ward Galloping pungeS in Il circle PEI
haps thirty feet in diameter. They were
going in the same direction as the hands
Of il watch, in the edge of little belt
Of second growth timber. mainly. |
think, quaking asp
They were moving. not with heads up
but with noses only Il foo, or two from
the ground. My impression is that they
We're all bulls. Owing to the dense
clouds OF dust which occasional light
pufls OF wind blew almost toward me. |
could not see very clearly 1t seemed
t. me that they were running about as
milling cattle do. except that | never
knew Of cattle to mill in such a small
bunch. have related this incident sew
eral times to hunters and trapperS. who
could offer no explanation of it, There
Were large numbers Of elk in that coun-
sizes
This remarkable exercise has no oh-
vioUs relation to the sexual instinct or to
hygiene, and marks several important
steps in the evolution of amusement If
to if we could add Il little music we
should have the essentials OF social dane
ins-Ernest Thompson Seton in Serb
nep'S MAGAZINE
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-02-10
An Embarrassing Introduction.

\ few weeks back Il well known young
Scottish author gave an interesting lee
tire in LanarkShire country town. UNI
der the auspices Of the local mutual inn
proyement society.
The lecturer acquitted himself 10 the
entire satisfaction of the audience. which
said II great deal for his power of self
command, as the cmbarras sing introduce
ton he got would have Disconnected the
most composed of men.
The chairman of the evening WAS "A To-
cal husybody. glib in speech but proliX
and shallow. who is never SO happy as
when he is spouting from ii public plat
form. He introduced the lecturer in II
lOng and ilowery speech. in which he III
luded at great length to the eminent
services rendered to Scottish literature
by the gentleman who was about to adj
dress them. and whose name he might
say was familiar i'll their mouths as
household words
Now, he continued. II have great
pleasure iii calling upon ----' \ pain
full pause and then the occupants of the
iroat benches !card the stage whisper.
BY the way. what did YOU say your
name was '-Tatlcr.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-02-10
Railway Building in 1905.

IN the present year 1879 miles of new
l@i,Way tracks have bean laid ~ the
nitrd Stat"s. oil :37 lines in IL ~tates
and territories. In add tion. several
luudr"d niles have been graded and
rack is being laid on many miles rs tie
YEAR c.uSSeS. These figures are Eot final,
Tor there are some roads which have
not yet furnished fun reports. ard i, -
probable that the complete returns will
show over 5000 mile%
The new MILEAGE of 1905 cVcaeds that
81 1901 by over 100 miles For good
E3ny wears tie southwestern states
have furnished Il larger percentage Of
new mileage chan any other group, but
tie scene Of active construction opera
tons appears 90 De snii ding 10 &c north
west. With the Chicago, Milwaukee *
st. Paul headed for the Pacific coast.
with the new Gould line tthc Western
Pacific already under construction be-
tween Sault Lake City and san Fran
cisco. ard With many new lines planned
Uy iir !iargi:H&m and Hill systems. the
a>tcrn' and northwestern states will be
the scenes of buStling activity for tn
next few years,
The most noteworthy piece OF construc.
ton during the past year WAS the cN-
tension of the 500 i.I,e from Thief River
Falls. Mimi. to Nenmare y. d., dis
lance of 297 miles. Contracts for this
work were not let until March and track
laying was not begun until July. yet the
road was completed ready for operation
the latter part of November The 500
line also built two branches in NORTH
Dakota, each nineteen miles III length.
making total of 30 miles Of road
built by this COMPANY 10 tap tie same
region the Great Northern has built five
branches. aggrcgating 1867 miles. nortn
from it's main line. Altogether the
Great Northern laid 243 miles OF tracl,
on extensions i'll Minnesota, North Da-
kota. Nebraska and Washington. The
second longest line built was by the ST.
Louis. Brownsville x Mexico, which
completed i71 miles Of It's extension
from Rohstown to Houston. Tey.-Kail-
way Age.