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CANNING VILLAGE.
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DAKOTA TOWNSHIP CO.'S ADD1T1

DAKOTA TOWNSHIP co.'s ADDITION
TO CANNING VILLAGE.
Amount
of Tax
Descr;ntion Lot Blk. Due.
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WELLS ADDITION TO PIERRE CITY.

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WEBSTER TOWNSHIP.
BLUNT TOWNSHIP (continued.)
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n County Treasurer Hughes County, South Dakota.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-18

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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
fatigue Feast.

The annual feast at fatigue this year
will occur on September and 10, Sunday
and Monday. There will be religious
services at the church, including mass, a
procession each day, and refreshments of
various kinds, all free as the air. All the
mountain towns celebrate this as the
Feast of San Antonio, each town having
different date for the celebration. Will
liam King is the chairman in charge of the
feast and all arrangements appertaining
thereto have been made and all is in readi.
ness for goodtime. All friends are invit-
ed to attend and participate in the festivi.
ties.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
PUBLIC SCHOOL.
TOOPEN SEPT. 10.
Miss Cochrane will be Principal, with Mis-.
Nisbett as Assistant.

While it was intended that the public
school should have opened on next Mon
day, September the 3rd, it has been found
impossible to have it so, and the opening
will occur a week later, Monday, Septem-
Der 10. Miss Gorham, who had been
chosen principal could not accept, and the
board began looking for another. Miss
Cochrane, of Enid, Oklahoma, has been
selected as principal. She is expected to
arrive during the next week. Miss Mis-
bett will have charge of the lower grades
1t is very probable that a third teacher
will be employed, and another room secur
ed. Last year the rooms were filled to
Overlooking, with the increased immigra.
ton during the past, it is certainty that
the enrolment will be much more this
year AS the money in the treasury will
not be sufficient to employ third teacher
# has been proposed to raise the necess-
ary funds by private subscription. This
will be determined definitely as soon as
the school has opened, and if necessary d
committee will wait upon our people to
see if the funds can be secured. This
should not be hard matter, as the influx
of people makes the demand for school
larger than the taxes of the past year will
supply. With good schools the class of
immigration into the valley will be the
very best, and no one should stand back
in adding his mite towards this worthy
object. A little help from each one will
raise the necessary money.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
Good Harvests in the Mountains.

William King, of Tajique was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
He reports things in the mountains doing
very we'll He says that during the ten
years he has been farming in that vicinity
he has never seen crops so we'll, they be-
ing more even in growth, and better re :
suits will accrue. He has about ten or
twelve acres of corn which he estimates
will average thirty five bushels to the acre.
His ten acres of beans he estimates at
about 5000 pounds to the acre. Oats and
fall! wheat of which he has a good show
ing are doing nicely. He will have the
best harvest this year that he has ever
had.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
With the Adventists.

The Tent Meetings still continue to at
tract the usual large cr wds which are not
going away disappointed. Different
phases of the Law and Sabbath questions
together with "The Ministration of
Angels, The Sacrifices of the Son of God
and Salvation by Grace" have been pre-
sented during the past week, and the peo-
pie seem to appreciate the efforts which
the workers have made.
No doubt the public will be glad to
know that these meetings will continue
through the coming week. The next
subjects for consideration are, "What was
Nailed to the Cross, The Two Covenants,
and the United States in Prophecy" The
feast still continues and many of Heavens
lfe-giving food-products remain untouched.
All are invited to attend and unite with US
in partaking of those things which pre-
pare men for eternity. **
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
Sunday School Convention.

The Sixth Annual Convention of the
New Mexico Sunday School Association
will be held at Santa Fe, September 5th
and 9Th.
The eprincipal speaker will be Mrs. Mary
Foster Bryner, OF Peoria, ILL.,, who is one
of the Field workers of the International
S, S. Association, and aside from being
thoroughly posted in all departments of
Sunday School work, she is very inter
esting speaker.
She was at the convention atAlbuquer-
que, two years ago; and spoke to crowded
houses, every one being greatly pleased
and benefited by her presentation of mod
ern methods in Sunday School work.
No one who is interested in the religious
edocation of the young should fail to at
tend this Convention.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
SEND DISPLAY
TO ALBUQUERQUE
No Fair for the County, hut will Make
Display al Territorial Fair.

It's to be greatly regretted that the
County of Torrance will not hold a fair
this fall. The project could have and
would have met with success if rightly
pushed, but the pushing qualities seemed
to be lacking. Nothing that could have
been done would have given the valley the
impetus which such a gathering of pro-
ducts from the various parts of the county
would have done. We venture the as.
sertion thatn no one person in the valley
knows the extent to which farming has
been done end crops raised during this
season. A year ago, during the little fair
held then, everyone who saw the display
was amazed to learn that such a variety
and abundance of crops had been grown as
was shown there.
That the crops grown this year will far
exceed that of last year is not doubted by
anyone who has been around the county.
In order to hel make mp for the deficiency
as far as possible in not having a county
display here, Mr.. Corbett has undertaken
the collecting of such stuff as he can Sc
cure. and will arrange the packing and
shipping of the same to Albuquerque to be
displayed there during the Territorial Fair.
In another column we publish notice
from Messrs. Corbett and Mcintosh ask
ing that any who have stuff which would
be creditto the valley, bring in sample
not later than September 13, and leave
same at his office. This display will later
be returned and placed on exhibition here
in town so that future homeseekers may
see for themselves what the land will pro-
duce.
Without doubt the fair of last year did
more towards advertising the valley than
did any other one thing. This advertis-
ing could have been had at very small
expense this year, if those interested had
taken the right view of the matter. Those
who should be the most interested and
would the most directly profit thereby, take
the least interest in things concerning the
valley.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
Notice..

1t is now too late to do anything to
wards the Torrance county Fair this fall.
but we are very anxious to have Tor
rance county represented at the Territor-
ial Fair at Albuquerque. There is little
money left after paying the bills of last
years Fair, and it is proposed to use
these funds for the purpose of making an
exhibit at Albuquerque this year. The
date of the Albuquerque Fair is Septem-
Der I7-22 inclusive, and all those having
either vegetables or fruit worthy of exhi-
bition are requested to bring them to the
office of the County Clerk at Estancia
not later than Thursday, September 18TH.
Those living in the southwest part of the
county who prefer may leave their pro-
ducts at Mountanair with VIM. M. Nc
Coy & Company, and we will see that
the products are packed and exhibited in
good shape.
The Sheep and Wool growers conven-
tion which meets at Albuquerque Septem-
ter 18th will be one of the most important
meetings in the history of New Mexico
and we sincerely hope that every appoint
ed delegate and many more who are inter
ested will attend this convention. Let's
let them know that Torrance county is
alive.
VIM. Mcintosh,
John w. Corbett,
Vice Presidents.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
Start Building Office.

Yesterday morning Jack Kelley began
work on the office of his livery stable,
which he will erect on the lots south :, of
the courthouse. He has fifty feet front on
Fifth street, and will have a splendid 10
cation. He expects to be ready for busi-
ness in about week.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
Sunday Services.

Rev. J. G. Ruoff arrived in town Wed
nesday evening and will fill his regular
appointment at the schoolhouSe Sunday.
preaching at p m and 8 m. The Sun
dayschools will be held at 10 m and D
m. All are cordially invited to these SER
vices.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31

Last Sunday VIM. Mcintosh Of
fered a prize of $4,000 to the Win
ming team in the ball game at Santa
Fe, provided the winning team
would enter the contest at Albu-
querque during the Fair. The Santa
Fe team Carried off the check.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
Program and Social.

On Saturday night, September 9Th, the
Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church
will render literary program followed by
a box social, to be given at the school
honse. the boxes will sell for soc. Every
body invited.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
VIM. Mcintosh,
John w. Corbett,
Vice Presidents.
Homestead Filings.

Geo. w. Munshower, nee I, 5,8'
Oliver P. Swope, sec II, ST.
SIamon RoWlands, ,Newkirk, Okla, sec
3o,8,o.
Andy J. Shelton, Bryson, Texas, sec
13 and "a, 40.
julius A. Taylor, Brookline, Mo. sec
IS, S,S.
James R. Russell, Springfield, Mo-, sec
1888.
Crate L. Smith, Blair, Okla, sec 8, 5, 7.
William A. Cole, Manvie, |. T., sec 9,
ST.
Euler T. Cole, Evansville, |. T., sec 9, 5,
John H. Miller, Rush Springs, |. T.,
sec 10, ST.
Juanito Sisneros, sec Is, 3,5.
Adolfo Ballejos, sec and o. g.
James u. Campbell, sec IS, 4, E.
John T. Kelley, sec 6, 4, 9.
Nicolas Candelaria, sec 26, 5, 5.
Clyde Matlick, sec "a, 4, E.
Maurice Hanon, sec "a, a, 6.
Desert Land Filings:
Leta J. Cochrane, sec 33, 60.
Annie S. Cochrane, sec 32,6 g
Robert B. Cochrane, sec 30, 6, 9.
Sanders V. Cochrane, sec 80, 90.
Mary A. Armstrong, sec 28, g.,
Irving Mead, sec 80, 80.
Marriage Licenses.
Geraldo Chavez, Bernardo Padilla,
Manzano.
Francisco Flores, Libaradita Pena,
Pinos Wells.
Roman Mirabel, Manzano, Carolina
Elicie, Lincoln.
Retail Liquor License.
Francisco Zamora & Bro, Torreon.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1906-08-31
The Weather Report.
Estancia, N. M.

Estancia, N. Nj.
The following is the maximum and min
imum temperature and the temperature at
5p. m. for each day from Aug. ID to
Aug. 30 inclusive, taken from the report of
the Weather Bureau at this place.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
Address by DIR. Payne.

E.F.ston. dentist: HaiEht & Masonic av.'
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

James W. Bryant, founder and exhorter-
in-chief of ''The Holiness Order was We
hemently holding forth on the first block
Of Grant avenue last Friday evening when
several of his hearers caught the infection
of his fervor and shouted and wept and
danced and waved their arms aloft and
otherwise fractured the peace ordinance
A policemans request that Mr.. Bryant
desist. from spreading hysteria was dis
obeyed, and arrest ensued.
Prior. to the opening of Police Judge
Mogan's court Mr.. Bryant, frock-coated
and andy-mustached, .regaled his cage
mates in that tribunal by loudly reading
selections from a large leather-bound BIZ
BILE and delivering comment on the ex-
cerpts. He was given respectful hearing
even when he pronounced himself pos
SCISSOR of the original plans and specifica-
tions of Noah's ark His graphic desorip-
ton of that historic craft was interrupted
by the magistrates arrival and the ball
ms demand for order.
Placed before the bench, Mr.. Bryant
admitted that he was carried away" by
spiritual enthusiasm ere the policeman
led him away from Grant avenue. 81 was
obeying divine injunction" he said, open
ing the big Bible, ''for this book says ye
shall worship with your whole heart and
soul" Then he rapidly turned the leaves
of the authority mentioned.
Never mind finding the chapter and
verse" said his Honor; "Tll take your
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
Hosiery Department
stephens WIN Lecture.

Professor H. Morse Stephens Of the
University of California will lecture at
Golden Gate Hall tomorrow night on
Development of Education. Organiza-
ton of Charity; the Transition From
Medieval 70 Modern Society" This lee
ture is the last of the series of twelve
university extension lectures which
Professor Stephens has been delivering
for the Mechanics Institute on The
Enlightened Despotism of the Eight
eenth Century in Europe"
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
oFrICE CHIEF OF POLICE

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.
1t gives me much pleasure to recommend to
the public Mr.. George Mayerle of San Fran
cisco have been using glasses for the past
eight years. and during that time have consulted
several opticians, but not until 1 had consulted
Mr. George Mayerle and had him fit glasses to
nv eyes did 1 get entire satisfaction. Most re-
srectfully j. H. ANDERSON,
Ser-eant of Police.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
KNIGHTS OF TARA ARRANGE
FOR A PICNIC AND BALI
Brass Band VIII Lead Irfshmen on
Their Outing at Schuetzen
Park Next Sunday.

largely attended meeting OF the
Knights OF Tara was held Friday even
ing at X r. B. Hall. when arrange
ments were completed for a grand COM
plimentary ball, 10 be held on Wednes-
day evening next The demand for in
vitations exceeds the supply.
The picnic committee reported that
Schuetzen Park san Rafael. has been
secured for a general reunion on Sun
day, April p. A military brass band Of
twenty-five pieces, under the leader
ship Of Professor James A Foley, will
furnish music The committee in
charge consists Of John OKane, chair
man: Thomas F. Afford. John P. Hare.
James T. Lynch. Michael Ryan and
stephen McGurk
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
,iIk spilled n Runauax

Two horses hitched to a milk wagon.
driven by Edward Gull, ran away YES
terday at the corner OF Eleventh and
Howard streets. Milk was spilled FOR
a distance Of two blocks, many cans be-
ing thrown from the vehicle. The driver
stuck to his post till the wagon was
demolished. He was treated at the Gem
trail Emergency Hospital for several
bruises and decorations.
DIR. Decker. Dentist. SOC Market soec,.r,v
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
Music at Golden Gate PARK.

This following programme will be
rendered by the Golden Gate Park band
today:
Part LRossinPs "Stabat Mater"
complete, including the overture writ
ten in homage to the author by s. Mer-
cadante.
Part II-Overture, "Orpheus" (Offen-
bach); waltz, Jolly Fellows (Voll-
stedt); intermezzo, The Pipe of Peace"
eWhitney); selection. Babes in Toy
land (Herbert), by request; march,
Pedro" Captain H. Berger).
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
book?" inquired Prosecuting Attorney

book?" inquired Prosecuting Attorney
Duke.
with both. sir, with BOTH" replied Mr.
Smith, although the argument that
was out of my mind when I walked out
with the book might carry conviction in
equity, if not in lawi
Then the policeman testified that when
he plucked the book from Mr.. Smiths
hand it was open at chapter captioned
How to Back Out of a Drawing-room
Without Appearing Awkward"
Are you habitue Of fashions homes?"
the court asked the defendant.
No, sir; nor have / been for some
years, was the answer. But time was
when the portals of many mansions
swung open at my approach"
Has there been any recent change in
the approved method of backing out of
drawing-rooms? ?" queried the public pros
ecutor. whose debut in the smart set was
among the latest events of the last social
season.
None to speak Of" replied Mr.. Smith.
He will be sentenced for petty larceny.
Michael Reardon, 70 years of age, was
asleep In Calvary Cemetery when Patrol
man Flanagan discovered, awakened and
arrested him. The old man told Judge
Cabaniss that he was destitute and in
capacitated for toll.
But why did you select cemetery for
sleeping place?' the Judge queried.
1 don't know SIR was the reply; but
IL you let me go I'll never sleep in a
graveyard again.
On, yes you will, unless it is decreed
that your earthly tenement shall be con-
signed elsewhere for rest eternal" said
MS Honor. but until you enter the sleep
from which there is no awaking on this
sphere-and in course of nature that time
must soon come-I would suggest that
you WOO Morpheus in one of the public in
stltutions that are maintained for the ac-
commodation of INDECENT aged"
Michael promised to abide by the goodly
counsel.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
CONTEMPORARY CLUB HOLDS
IT'S ANNUAL BREAkFAsT
Mrs. G. III. Ward, President, is Made
the Recipient of Beautiful

The Contemporary. Club held it's an
nual breakfast yesterday in the pan
quet hall of the California Hotel. Ihlr-
ty-five members gathered about large
horseshoe table, which was attractiyely
decorated in a profusion of pansies-
the club flower
Mrs. C. H. Ward, president, held sway
at the feast, with Mrs. t. M Relnsteln
toastmistress. The programme IN
cluded: Our Country" Mrs. III. A
Chase; original poem, Mrs. F. w. Nal
loye; Our State,' Mrs. II. I. @BrickeHi
Our City, Mrs. w. H. Kent. I'm
promptu remarks were given by Mrs
J. w Orr, Mrs. R. NJ. Bryant and Mrs
c. K. Hayward Miss Mary Fairbrother
giving most delightful talk upon The
Philosophy of Colors."
During the affair Mrs. Ward was
made the recipient of a beautiful pansy
pin, set with diamonds, the presenta-
tion speech being made by Mrs. R. III.
Pratt
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

This afternoon at o'clock Rev. Dr.
Payne of Chicago will give an illus
trated talk TO men in the auditorium
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion His subject viii be The Life of
Christ" II is expected that the Dixie
Jubilee Singers Of Chicago (colored)
will sing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

will probably be completed within
week, although the only time he can
devote to it is weekday evenings and
entire Sundays"
Come back next Saturday and report
progress" was the pronouncement.
Cleaning instruction from book en-
titled Complete Social Etiquette,
Edward Smith, unprepossessingly un-
washed, was sauntering Third street,
between Mission and Market, when a
policeman laid heavy hand upon his
shoulder and accused him of having
stolen the volume from a secondhand
literature emporium opposite the Grand
Opera house.
Bless my SOUL, calculated Mr..
Smith, you don't say so! Can 1t be
possible?"
Its more than possible" quoth his
captor; its cinch.'
When arraigned before Judge Mo-
gan on a charge of petty larceny Mr..
Smith pleaded not guilty. But I'd like
to qualify that plea" he said, "by stat
ing that 1 do not deny having taken
the book. It's the imputation of lar
cenous intent that l combat. When 1
picked up the little volume my mind
was enthralled by literary exaltatfon,
and unconsciously 1 walked out with
it"
With what-your mind or the
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

REV. FATHER AUGUSTINE McCLORY,
l have had lenses fitted in St. Louis. Cieve-
land Ohio, and also the Fifth opti-
clans In Pittsburg, who claim to be the best
in their line In the country l do not hesi-
tate to say that / have with better and
more satisfactory results with Mr. Mayerle
than with any of the above named. Re-
spectfully.
FATHER AUGUSTINE MccLoRY. o. F. NJ.
ST. Boniface's Church.
Golden Gate Ave
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
WAVE POWER INSTALLATION
SCHEDULED FOR NEXT MONTH
Stock Sale of the starr Wave Motor
Company Proves Gratifying


There were few happier men in San
Francisco yesterday than Mr.. Starr the
inventor of the Wave Motor, in opera
tion on pier 2, Mission-street wharf.
Many interested visitors were pres
ent while Mr.. Starr explained the sim
pffcity and perfection of the machine
which is destined to revolutfonize the
production of power throughout the
world
He was elated in stating to his visit
ors that work on the ocean shore plant
of the company was to commence early
in May. Over 55, 900 of the allotment of
$4,000 shares have been subscribed for
at one dollar per share.
Our Wave Motor has been on exhibit
tion daily at this pier, and when the
public read accounts in the papers or
its wonderful work and came down
here to find only half the truth had
been told, investments naturally fol-
lowed The remaining shares will soon
be sold and the ocean plant will soon
be the center of the world S interest so
far as power is concerned.
= Those who are sufficiently interested
to invest can secure information at the
company's uptown Office, at room 604.
Mutual Bank building, 70S Market
street. The stock is selling at one dol
lar per share, and a few shares bought
now will put the holder on Easy street
in a very short time. The DIVIDENDS
Will give good income.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
COMMANDING GENERAL.
UNITED STATES ARMY.
San Francisco

Mr. George Mayerle-Sir: The glasses YOU re-
Gently made for me restful,a soothing. as
you suggested they would be- and more salts
factory than any glasses I have ever used Yours
respectfully, ARTHUR MACARTHUR
Major General u
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

We put brain in printing and 1t don't
cost any more either. Edward Knowles Com
pany, "a Second street
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

DR.. Decker. Dentist. SOC Market. speciality
'olton gas for painless extraction OF teeth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
Special Clearance Sale of Our Entire Line Of Partisan AT ONEHAL
Announcement Neck Pieces and COarand Cuff Sets Regularrcs
Hand Embr oidered-Ha MADE -ReaiI IaceTri
ChiIdren'S Coats

Ages TO Years.
yIe as illustrated practical, collarless
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-02
NEW UNDERTAKING CONCERN.
Soon to Be Established Here by Men
of Experience.

Some gentlemen who have recently
located in Tulsa are making exten-
sive preparations to open up an up-to-
date undertaking parlor here. They
are men well qualified to make sue
cess as they come backed by a long
experience and plenty Of cash.
They will engage in the undertaking
and embaming business exclusively,
will lit up a morgue, and have in con-
nection a mortuary chapel where SER
vices will be conducted. The estab-
lishment will be MANAGED and ar
ranged along modern and metropolitan
lines.
Their ideas are so broad and their
means to carry them ont so ample That
they are sure to be popular from the
start.
The location and date Of opening
will be announced later.