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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-19
livestock Report By sadIcr. noriek q
Ca. Conn ~ lsai..n NerrhanfA

BUFFALO,. March l9.-tSpecial)--
Cattle--Receipts light and strong. Hogs
Receipts 5000. strong; pigs. $3.50:
all others, S5.30Gi5 Sheep--Receipts
2,0oo. strong; top lambs, sS.2S. calves.
SO.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
Business Pickins up Mere

Increasing business has caused
the South "estern to put two new
trains on the eastern division dur.
lng the past week, and to put on
about twenty additional men in the
wards and on the trains ont oil the
CITY.
The local wards present a scene
OF aCtivity that has not been wit
messed Tor several months, and It
is believed that other trains and
several more men will I've put on
very soon. Local and through
ireights are constantly improving,
and there is considerable OF addl-
tional business already in sight.
This road IS sending out an
average oil one train daily OF cattle
from Mexico, aud coke and coal
shipments are heavier than Tor a
wear past The Sylvanite camp is
increasing business TOT the road
also. The purchases OF supplies
Tor the new camp have only begun,
but already several car oi lumber
have been shipped there, and one
or two cars OF machinery, the same
amount OF stoves, and a large
quantity OF provisions. FL Paso
is the logical supply center Tor the
mining people at Sylvanite. and 10y
tar the greater portion OF what is
taken into the camp goes from this
city. II the camp comes anywhere
near up to the predictions OF the
promoters, it will add greatly to
the business OF the Southwestern,
but aside from this camp there are
indications that the road will soon
be- doing a traffic business in both
the passenger and the freight de-.
partments not very tar below the
average business OF recent former
wears. Ell Paso Herald, Nov. :.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
Better Times IN New Mexico

Times ~, improving ~ ih' Nu''
.b,r, I,,,,tnr,. Wool ~ gong
M m p,,,, and IS ceiling rap'dly
and Lambs ~, bunrIng very Io'd
hpu,rs. MANY oi thc sheep thl''''
h,,, either sold ~ contracted TOT
,h, sale ol then lamhs and during
,h, urr,,nt muuth so, 600 lambs
will l., shipped out oi New M'>i'9
to IN, b,r livestock markets ana
Ia feeders. Ihi. will htlng u
GOOD deal ui cash To- III" t"rrit"tN'
WOOL H. also moving aud - no."
bringing from twelve to thirteen
cents pct pound The mining m
t,rrst. especially III Lincoln county
are vet, active and several oi the
hir mining companies there are
putting ON IN Increased force ol
miners and placing much ne"
machinery IN operation. II - rN'
t,matrd that $50 miners are no"
employed at good wages and NOR
will w. PUT on IN the spring. ms
brings 4 good deal OF money into
circulation IN tn" territory and
make, times better TOT all concern.
I'd. New Mexican.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14

more, II is now estimated at
seven hundred thousand in the
nation; as a matter OF fact, social.
ism seems to have met a setback.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger
in summing up this question, SAYS
AN unprecedented observer would
imagine from the wonderful Iccep.
ton given Debs at Philadelphia
that a large part OF the population
would vote for socialism, but the
poll in Philadelphia was only 5,tt2,
out OF a total Tor all parties OF
76s, S27 votes. Socialism seems
to have been subjected 10y the
voter to the same sort OF discrim.
nation that was used 10y the
electorate in repudi1ting Bryan.
Every human being Sympathizes
in a way with the aims OF the sin.
cere socialist, but cold reason re.
lects as absurd socialistic remedies,
methods, platforms and specific
policies
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
Logan News.

left Davis, our hustling livery
man, is or the sick list.
Mrs. Norris, who has been in
Logan Tor the past Sc veral weeks
with her son who is sick, lett for
her home in Missouri, Wednesday
The Rock Island railway has a
work train and small force OF men
at work her, this week loading
twenty cars OF rock to be used as
rip rap IN Kansas.
Quite a number OF our people
who lett here IN search OF work dur.
INK the early spring drought, are
now returning, and intend TO begin
blowing at once Tor their next
seasons crop.
Oscar Tannahills horse fell
with him last Wednesday while
running another horse. The ami.
mails neck was broken 10y the fall,
but the rider was more fortunate,
and only suffered q shaking up.
There is still some good land
near Logan that is subject TO entry,
bat nearly every day homesteads
are being hled on. Mr.. Home
seeker YOU had better hurry or
YOU will ne too late.
Herman Reinken, oil the Reinken
Mercantile Co., bought twenty head
OF cattle from w. H.. Underwood,
at $500 per head. Mr., Reinkin
also recently purchased one hum
dred and nine head oi steer YEAR
llngs from Thurman Sears at private
figures.
lust wait until we get our rurr'
telephone line, and Logan will
make some OF YOU older and larger
towns sit up and look. Last Sat.
urday We counted twenty n farm
wagons on M streets nj one time.
That isn't bad for a newly settled
country, is il? Merchants all re-
port doing a good business.
Moore x Renau, our enterprlsing
real estate men, are Keeping bach.
elor's hall during Mrs. Moore $
visit to her parents in Texas. Mr.,
kenau must he contemplating mar
rage, as Mr.. Moore advises us
that he insists on doing all the
cooking, and says he needs the
practice. He must intend mar
rylng an aristocratic girl.
PFGGY
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14

Asked II he thought Secretary Root
would he the next senator from
New York. Mr.. Ward replied Nv
asking, Would Mr.. Root I've a
candidatep'
Questioned as to the probability
OF President Roosevelt being a
candidate in IoiI to- succeed Sena.
tor Chauncey NJ. Dcpew, MI Ward
said the future would take care
oi itself. He remarked that Cover.
nor Hughes IN that year, will have
completed his term as governor
OF New York and with a record OF
splendid administration IN the state
during thc coming two years would
make an admirable man Tor the
place. III YOU believe in playing
futures" said Mr.. Ward, that IS
"A good card TO play."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
TAMMANY SAYS mo"

Tammany has been accused OF
selling out Mr.. Bryan in New
York city in the interest ol Chan.
Ter, democratic candidate Tor gov.
ernor Of New York.
the New York World, a leading
democrati" paper OF the United
States, comes 10 the defense Of
Tammany and says: Bryan was
not sold out; Tammany could not
have sold him out II il had tried.
The reason that Bryan failed to
carry New York is that a majority
OF the qualified electors did no.
want him for president OF the
United States. Murphy is a
stupid, arrogant boss and is a Diet.
riment to the cause OF democracy,
both in the city and state, but is
not guilty OF the silly charges
made against him. Bryan los,
greater New York simply because
democrats would not vote Tor him,
Had il not been Tor the rammany
vote Taft's plurality would have
been much greater"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
NARA VISA REGISTER

The issue OF last week OF the
Nara Visa Register could not be
mailed on account Of the violation
OF the law prohibiting newspapers
from publishing lotteries, drawings
etc. The issue was taken from the
mails and the matter stopped II
is hoped that no further trouble
will be experienced by MIR. Cram,
the editor.
The Register talks about the mat.
ter as follows;
Most OF our readers failed TO 70.
ceive a copy oil the Register last
week. We will explain why. MIR.
T.. II. Patterson, our esteemed
Rock Island agent, and, hy the
way, the hest man we've ever had
in the position at this place, has a
piano. Mr.. Patterson has moved
the piano from place to place, and
those who have had this experience
md IT no light task. lie also be-
gan TO realize this fact, His tam
lily is living on the claim and there
is not room enough in the house
tor the piano and the children, and
Mr.. Patterson decided the piano
was second choice and determined
to dispose OF it, He accordingly
placed packages OF chewing gum in
an envelope containing each a num-
her, ranging from one to one hun
bred and fifty. These he advertis.
ed in both the local papers. Our
postmaster conceived the idea that
the proposition contained the cle'
ments OF a lottery scheme and held
The Register up.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14

The construction OF the branch
OF the New Mexico Central Rail-
way from Moriarty to the Hagan
coal fields has commenced, and as
the line is already graded to Frost
station, IS miles west oil Moriarty,
the junction point Of the Albuquer.
que Eastern with the New Mexican
Central, and as track work from
Frost on to the destination will be-
comparatively easy, It is believed
the line to the coal fields will be
completed within three months.
From there, the management ex.
pect to extend the road to Albu.
querque through Tijera canyon,
and II is thought this section will
he completed by the middle OF next
summer.-E Paso herald, Nov. s.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
WILL INVADE THE
SOLID SOUTH.

President Roosevelt and also
Mr.. TAFT believe the south politi.
cally IS becoming excellent 'tillage
grounds" Tor the republican party.
The heavy vote given the repub-
lican national ticket, and the
election OF republican representa-
tives from Virginia aud North
Carolina are very encouraging,
when We consider that republican
campaign efforts south Of the
Mason and Dixon line have been
neat to nothing; strong campaigns
will be made in future national
elections in n number OF southern
states. The large increase OF
the republican vote in the south, '
says lohn G.. Capers, commissions
ct OF internal revenue, and es.
pecially in North Carolina, Viz.
ginia and Georgia, and the per
centagc OF white republican voters
IN South Carolina, means the turn.
iug ol the tide toward republican
policies in the solid south. II
used 10 be social ostracism, in a
way, was meted out to anyone in
the south that was known to he a
republican, but happily our peo-
pie see the folly OF such narrow
ness. This is shown 10y the votes
cast IN the southern states on No
vember jrd.
Judge TAFT received more white
native votes than were ever before
cast Tor a republican candidate ior
president
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
City Council.

The CITY Council held thcir reg
ular meeting "Wednesday evening
at the office OF j. II. DaughtrN CdN
Clerk. Most III the evening was
taken up ~ the discussion Ut plans
ior a new school building. ct,
hall and fire house.
The plan under discussion ~ith
the school board - the erection oi
a six To- eight room school build
lnp, the site to I've agreed upon hN
the citv council and school board
Tor a central school aud high
school building
The amount ot asscssahlc prop.
erty in this city Is at present,
something over $500, 900 and Is r\.
pect,d to be increased hN the nest
assessment. March ist, to about
$1,000, 900. The amount oi bonds
that can he voted on this assess.
ment, under the law, AZ tour pei
cent will I've $40, 900; out ot this
$40, 600 must he had additional
school facilities, city hall tot the
city government, and a headQuar.
tcrs Tor a fire department.
1t seems to he the conccnsuS OF
opinion that the majority OF the
members OF the city council aud
one OF more OF the school board,
that anywhere from thirty to forty
thousand dollars ~ bonds he voted
and twelve To twenty thousand hr
expended on school building, and
the balance on city hall and trc
department building which will
probably I've hull, together
The City Council has invited the
school board to he present Mon.
day afternoon AT ! p. m, Tor tn,
discussion OF these questions. II
IL necessary Tor action to he hat
mime diately Oh the matter tor tn,
reason that II takes several month";
after bonds may br voted, to ctccI
these buildings and get them rcadN
Tor use.
Bills amounting TO Sass wer'
approved by the finance committc,
and ordered paid.
Ordinance No. 10 r~cgardlnl
Sabbath breaking was read Tor th'
second time and passed, as wa,
also Ordinance No. 10, relative L
driving over fire hose.
Application OF Ihos. Baxter, tot
position as civ scavengcr Mas rea,
and tabled until next regular meet
ing.
Bond tor City Engineer O
$1,000 was presented and accepted
Report OF Police Judge was rcaC
and accepted.
Several bids on the propose,
street crossings were read, but a
the specifications were incomplete
regarding the material to hc use,
in the construction OF same, Ind
were tabled until the mex
regular meeting when they will h
taken up.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
CONGRESS WILL CONVENE
IN EXTRA SESSION.

President-elect, TAFT, has given
out that c ngress will be- convened
in extra session after March 4th,
Tor the purpose OF carrying out the
promises set forth in the republican
platform Tor the revision OF tariff
schedules.
|, is the opinion OF the News
that the less revision made, and
the less tampering with tariff sche-
dulles. the better it will be Tor the
prosperity advertised 10y the re-
publican party. II may he neces.
sary to change a few tariff schedules,
tinkering with tariff is, however,
dangerous; it is bad business, and
when at IT,, the word go slow
will likely be applicable,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
Gompers Makes Decla ration.

Mr.. Gompcis, president OF the
American Federation OF labor, says
that in the future labor organiza.
tons viii stand TOR the same prin.
ciples TOT which they stood in the
campaign Just ended. Chief
among them is a demand Tor an
anti.inIunclion law; restriction OF
child labor; government pensions
tor superannuated workers; more
protection tor women workers; ma
tional eight hour law; postal saw.
lngs banks. OF all the reforms
mentioned, the antrim JUNCTION law
is considered OF prime importance
by the labor organizations.
President Gcmpcrs will lead this
tight personally. IL is his idea
that the federal court shall not be
allowed to restrain working men on
a strike or otherwise engaged IN
trying to obtain terms from I'm.
ployers without FIRST having a hear
ing on the merits OF the c 5 p.
GompeIS tried hard TO get such a
law through congress, but was sue
cesstully blocked 10y Uncle Toe
Cannon.
Next IN importance will he the
effort TO get old age pensions tor
supcrannuatcd workers from the
government. This is going TO
develop a lively contest, tor the
reason that labor organizations
generally consider this pure ana
unadultcratcd socialism,
As tor the other planks in the
labor platform it is probable that
they will meet with little opposi.
ton, because they are endorsed al.
ready hy practically all he union.
lists in the country.
The night against Mr.. Gompers
TO succeed himself as president OF
the American Federation OF Labor
seems TO have cmlnated from .he
tact that he supported Bryan in the
campaign Just past. Mr.. Lynch,
president OF the Intern at o a !
Typographical union it is thought
may be his opponent Tor this hon.
or, but it Gompers should he de-
teated 1t will be- a repetition OF the
same sort OF an experience he IN
derwent IN Denver thirteen years
ago. Hamilton Armstrong, chief
OF police, then a delegate To the
national convention, and Rhody
kenehan, a member OF the black.
smith union, now the editor OF
Colorado, started a fight in Chic.
ago in 1904. which resulted in the
only defeat that Gompers ever SUI.
tered in the federation. The So
cialists are also out with Gompers
because he did not endorse their
party in the campaign, and will
oppose him in this convention.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
Statehood Committee.

Delegate Andrews will shortly
call on Governor Curry tG appoint
a comm lttcc oi citizens TO aid HIM
q. Washington IN the passage OF
the statehood bill. II looks like
the delegate intends to hold the
republicans to their promises tor
the admission OF New Mexico at
the short session. There IS no use
in putting the matter OFT New Mex.
leo and Arizona are "nuticd to ad.
mission nov
NJ. T.. Guldcnbcrg leave, Tues.
daV Tor Kansas City and ~. Louis,
to be- away tor about ten DAYS.
The only drug store in town tina,
has all kinds OF hot drinks is the
Pioneer, h-tt.
IT. NJ. Foster and family, Of tins
city leaves tonight tor then tprm"r
home, Harrison, \rkdn~is, wh"r,
they will spend several months h".
tore retw ning to rucumcari.
The Pioneer Drug Store does
not give o prices OIL drugs and
then tell YOU, W. AZ" Just ont. h.tI
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
THOUGHT TROUT WERE SICK
Amateur Sportsman Hsd MVoh V
Learn About Flsh Ne Wss
Preserving.

4 man whose experience a.
,uort.msr had been limited 10 Al o.
cnMonal DAYS fishing in the noun
tsins bought for himself q place with
a fine trout preserve on Long Island.
He looked forward with great inter
-, to last opening day, a. tina,
would be his first opportunity 10 fish
in his own pond. and when the day
At last arrived the first streak "
daylight found him leaving HE
house, rod IN hand.
A day or two later q sportsman
friend inquired a. to what luck he
had had.
II caught plenty Of hsh. and big
ones, too" responded the owner Of
the preserve. "Thsrs are plenty VI
trout in the pond, but they all sssA
To be sick"
why. what's the matter With
them p" asked the sportsman.
We'll" answered the preserve
owner, TO tell the truth, We ere
afraid to eat them their hesh u
pink. and | never cav q brook trout
that color before
"Don't you Know, man." exclaimed
the sportsmsn with q laugh. shat
any trout will turn pink II II lives
in salt water, Your pod smpties
into the sound, and Of urss the
trout run in and out. The nett
time you have any Of that sort II
sick trout, just send them in TO me
and I'll eat them for you with
pleasure
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
o STEADY.

The irate old farmer entered the
employment office.
"iou sen me out q batch Of farm
hands, didn't you?" he clustered.
eyes, SIR" replied the clerk.
meekly.
and when | asked you il they
were swift workers you said they
were regular ~engines?"
81 think so"
oval, by heck, they must 10
stationary engines then"
why so?"
Because when they once get out
on the barn fence they don't move
until they hear the dinner horn"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14

The news OF the re.opening OF
mills and factories since the cleo.
ton acclaims the country's return
to prosperity. The calamity howl
has been swallowed up in
noise OF business activity.
The people OF the nation have
again by ballot selected an un.
selfish and capable servant and
business confidence is restored.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
WISDOM OF HIRAM,

Silss-I hear yew hev bin takin'
tn gold cure, Hiram.
Hirsm-Wall, yore hearin's good.
Silu-But yew wuz never drunk
in yore life, wuz yew?
Hiram-Nope.
Silss-Then what'n blszes made
ysw 60 an take tn cure fer?
Hiram-T keep me frum buyin'
one Nv them pesky gold bricks ev'y
time | vent Z teown, by grsssl
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
Magic City

Clovis properly deserves the .Itlc
oil the Magic City OF the Plains,
Think OF it. Only fifteen months
since the first lots were sold on the
present townsite and We can safely
boast OF a population OF two chou.
sand, with resources in sight to
support a city OF ten thousand.
We feel safe in saving that no town
in the west offers better induce.
ments or a more desirable location
Tor new enterprises than Clovis.
Clovis News.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
No Ambition to Sit in Senate.

Washington, Nov. ro.-'Presi'
dent Roosevelt six months ago
came to the decision that no comb.
nation OF circumstances would IN.
duce him TO become a candidate
Tor election to the United States
senate from New York state, to
succeed Thomas {. Platt,' said
National Chairpan Ward today,
as he was leaving the White House.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
Nothing Happened

\ Denver paper - responsible
Tor the following \ miner,
wife entered a local dry goods
store and asked to see some SHIRT.
waists.
What bust madam lnpuit.
ed the salesman.
Land, | dunno, responded
the lady with a nervous look
around 81 didn't hear ANYTHING
lnland NiatlOnrf.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
ONE AT A TIME.

Gracious, Nora" called the
housewife, inpatiently. "lsn't din
ner nearly ready"
"No, num-" responded Nora,
through the speaking tube, AVN IL
won't be ready for two hours yet"
1.-TWO hour! Why, what m the
world 10 the cause OF the delay
why, mum, you said you wanted
split pea soup, avn, faith, il hoe
taken me two hours avn twinty
minutes TO split thrae hundred pesa,
avn thor are four hundred avn siv-
i~nty-noins to be split yet. OF count
ed thin meself."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
Pipe and Engine for Sale.

1000 feet VI Lipe, 2 la horse
power gasoline engine, pipe
wrenches, thread cutters. \ hne
small irrigating OUTFIT. Everything
in first class shape. At about half
original cost. Address ". {. Bur.
nett, Santa Rosa, y. NJ, b.at
Pioneer Drug Store gives away
a bottle oil liniment with each 2sc
purchase Tor the next 30 days. oft
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14
70 Different Products on One
Claim.

This is the result OF one years
efforts on the part OF Geo. w.
Knowlton, who resides on a claim
six miles south OF town, which he
purchased last February for a con.
sideration OF $500. OF oil this
claim, on which he had altogether
a sod crop, he has sold several
hundred dollars worth OF stuff anu
has an abundance lett.
Mr.. knowlton carried of the
prize last trades day Tor having the
best wagon load OF products.
The different articles raised on
his claim are as follows;
I, White dwarf kafir corn,
a. Red
;. White Dutch field corn.
4. Yellow
5. Red Mexicano
O.. June field corn.
7. White shoepeg pop corn.
8. Yellow pop corn.
.. Red
10. Dwarf milo maize rod.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14

The verdict seems to be unanl.
nous among business people OF
Tucumcari that the panic Is over.
They all report increase vi bust.
ness this week, and good collec.
a,nnr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-11-14

FL Paso has successfully demon
strated that a horse show and sue.
cessful race meet can pr had with.
out pool betting. The world is
certainly getting better, and 1t is a
source OF genuine satisfaction to see
FL Paso in the lead tor improve
ment IN civic righteousness.