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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-22
NOTTER WINS
THE 7ARRYTOWN
ON FRANK GILL
Little Jockey Lands Three
Mounts in Front at En-
pire Course.
STlRS UP THE REGULARS.
First Applause Of Meeting Re-
minds RaCe-GCerS of Good
Oldtime Days.
EMPIRE RESULTS.
FIRST RAcE-Simcoe I, Golden
Legend z, Summer Night 8.
SECOND RACE-Imitator I, Pc.
qeussing 2, Coat CT Arms 8.
THIRD RACE-Woodlanc I, Bis
kra 2, Saracinesca 8.
FOURTH RAcE-Frank Gill 1,
Spooncr ?, The Squire s.
FIFTH RAcE-Arondack /, FOOT.
pad 2, Royal Captive 3.
SIXTH RAcE-Monfort I, TiIeins
2, Bad News 8.
BY VINCENT TRE4NOR.

iSnecial n Tho Evening World
EMPIRE TRACK, oct -. - Franz;
| Gill, after many disappontmcnts. final
| ~ won race for owner Jack McCiinnis.
and on his return to the scales the first
genuine applause Of the meeting was
heard. 1t was tho Tarlytown Stakes OF
$1,000 which Frank Gill won, hut his vic
tory was as much due to Jockey Joe
Notter As II was to the horse. hotter
put up one of his best rides and was
busy on his old employers horse all
the way. He was outfootcd for the first
six furlongs by both The Squire and
Spooner, but after that he began to
make up ground fast Not until they
were well into the stretch did he get
on even terms with Spooner but when
he did the latter quit. hotter rode Mil
Ter, on Spooner. very close in passing
him.
There were rumors Of all kinds OF
trouble here this afternoon. but It was
slow In showing itself. Early in the
day f. r. Bradley and sam Sheen left
the course for New York ror some un.
known reason.
simeoe Easy Winner.
a
breeze for SimCoe Notter got him on
in front ana lie was never caught.
SpellbOund, after running away "A six
'eenth before the start. chased after
Simcoe when the barrier was released
but had enough inside Of an eighth of A
mile and CAV" way to Golden Legend
who ran second thereafter right to The
end. summer Night. or non" too well
lpsed strong hn' lust did get up in time
Tor the show money.
lmitator i Winner.
Imitator won the second race an ths
way. The start practically decided the
race. Progressing was away badly but
he had lot OF speed and managed TO
get into a contending position al the
first turn. He chased Imitator ali the
Coat OF Arms was third most OF the
way and finished there. Rockstone was
in Jam all the way and never had a
chance to show his race.
Notter Wins the Third.
hotter put over his second winner of
the day IN the third when he ianded
WOODLAND home hotter rode the same
kind OF race on WOODLAND as he I,oI.
on Simcoc in the first. He was away I'm ip
front at the start and stayed there, n.
didn't take any chance Of losing ana
went 10 the whip at the turn for home
in order To shake OFF Biskra who Wa
running very fast around the stretch
turn, The best she could do however
was second In front OF Saracinesca
He Knows had a fash of speed. mn
was cut on very badly a the far turn
WOODLAND was bid up to sl.j0O by b. {
Murray, 500 over his selling price, but
was retained by owner Sim1ns.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-22
DIES OF TETANUS.
Disease Developed From slight In
Jury to Mans Arm.

His arm slightly lacerated n week ago
in a machine In an upholstering estab-
lshment where he worked Frank
rir.nsa, thirtN-one years old, of No. 81
vast one Hundred and Thlrty-seventn
street. died to-day from tatanus, winch
developed a few days ago.
Grega thought little Of his Injury at
hrst, but after a few days he was forced
to so 10 Lebanon Hospital and the first
sxmptoms Of The disease soon dssslopsd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-22
STAYS ON TICKET.
Court Won't Interfere With Ind.-
pendencs Candidate Morrt..

The EFFORT to remove Aaron Morris
from the Independence League Assem-.
bly, ticket for the Twenty-sixth District
failed to-day when Justice Truax de-
MED a motion for writ To review Nh.
action OF the Board of Elections an.
.olding The nomination OF MolIs.
II was Cla-Esu thar Mnrrls Nas re, 10
a rsmmaHy man, and " bolting conven.
lion nominated William Hoffman. Hon
man refuses TO run.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-22
HUDSON RIVER BOAT
RUNS ASHORE IN FOG
NEAR POUGHKEEPS|E
The Frank Jones From Albany
Grounds Opposite City, and Pas
sengers Are Transferred lnDark-
ness to Another Craft

While dense fog hung the Hudson River during the early
morning hours to-day the steamer Frank JONES' of the New York
and Albany Transportation Company aground the Shore
startling early ber her eighseven passengers They
shortly after taken Creenport the Citizens
which heard the whistles distress from the stranded
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-22
SUES FOR SONS DEATH.
Mrs. Cunningham Asks shsltertn.
Arms to Pay Her $4,000,

Justice Grsenbaum and a Jury to-day
heard the suit OF Mrs. Elizabeth Gun.
ningham, as administrative. against tina
Sheltering Arms, Amsterdam avenue
and One Hundred and Twanty.ninth
street, for $1,000 damages for the DEAN
of her son David. who fell out OF /.
third-story window and broke his n.ek/
sept l6, 1905. Il
Little Walter Cunningham testi1
that David had been ordered to " sh
the windows Of his room and/ ell.
other boys corroborated him. an said
The SheltsTing Arms. IN defe.ise, say.
a. is . corporation fer charitable WORK
and. thersfors not liable.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-22
CROKER lost MANY
THOUSANDS IN THE
BIC MORSE ICE POOL
Former Tammany Chief and Some Of
His CronieS Invested, Ex-Mayor
Van Wyck Alone Dodging the
Financial Arctic Zone.

Startling as the disclosures have been trial of Charles
W. Morse the king and his financial underudy Alfred H.
Curtis there is promise evidence that will more sensational
when the case now temporarily broken off account of the ndsposton
NJ ro is resumed before Judge HoIgh the United States Court
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-22

In connection with the second great
ice pool that Morse formed-the poor
that came to smash in the panic OF
year ago, and crippled up Barney no"
dead by his own hand, and Gates,
fschwab. Heinze. Isaac Gugsenheim'
,John F. Carroll and lot Of others
There 10 still a great deal to be told IN
tthe guiee Of evidence for the Govern
nent.
Former Justice Morgan ]. O'Brien will
probably be asked TO describe his ex-
perIencss with Morse-and while he may
tell a great deal, will tell no more than
Richard Croker, John b. Sexton and
Former Mayor Robert A. Van Wyck
could tell. IL they also should appear as
witnesses for the prosecution.
Deal in Bank Stock.
The bulk OF yesterdays testimony had
10 do with the coup whereby Morse.
operating through his stenoErapher,
Miss Kate Wilson. and his pet brokers,
Primrose x braun, quietly accumulated
go shares OF the capital stock OF his
own bank-the National Bank Of North
,America-and then hsd the debt trans.
Serred TO the New Amsterdam by ono
~ those faats of financial Iegerdetnaiuy
ar which ne was the acknowledged
.,,s,., THO s.cord obanter Of this
,r,nu,,tion and tine marc interesting az
,.,airo "a show, tho innor workinrs n,
- ,Ior,a s,s,or, T.. va, +, cor,e ont
m 49,. 80, =, it,. ,,,a,
-'.,.- 81. ..,..,o, =,
"e Ne"
'ce'"s Sauu'eu WI" ''' '"'' -"'''
isoh' VINO a'e" p'"'""'S cav "eeN
sa'ary' was ''eu''eu WIN" 'oan 'h"t
Nouio nave s'"EE'''' many ''P''''
hnahcier 10 S"ihS'
!" ms enN''"l'' - '''''n'"
NoIS" LOOK lhI" NM '"'''-'''H'' NJ ~
LIE oinc"''s VI '"r -N"l'"h"' pam 81
,NoT'h Amer''a-N' W. hse' one Oh IN"
iN''c-p'es'de'''S' '.' - 'c' '"' '"Si'I''
,hdoiph hH""' Ih' "S8'SU'"' CASHIER
w IMAM Sho'Wt"' me lofolsH cNoA'hsr
icIeIH' anu rl"hN f''"S''' Wv '"''h
Scierh' re 'o'u '''e''' eo " WIN u" al
,eseo' lha' ei'a''i ,,us. .o''panF was
ABOUT 10 ouy large oioeA Vi 'ne pahA
stock IN ofuef u se'u'" ''e"''"s eo"-
hee''ohs'
=" 'N'"s ~
49,, y, ..oo,I - 10 had a, sno u tho
,,a,, ro,,,a roa,,a thcIr notes for
"o,,,,s ,crrcr.t,ng s,oe All he would
..e that this STOCK was distributed
a,,ory hem at 200 He would promise
mai tbey 90, 200 when the time came to
soil IN the trust company,
Without exception the FIVE men
Jumped at the chance. 1t will be the
.nlm OF the Government lawyers toprove
THAT Morse was really the owner Of this
stock, that he sold 10 the men who
trusted him at 2"' whereas he had
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$500 40 California
via washin gton-sunsst Route. Tourist car.
; ,issa' Ode: ssssa'' %1s; sssisss.
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scsai,aasa on second Pssso
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20

The Republicans of Torrance County
New Mexico, in convention assembled,
on this 18th day Of March, 1903, for The
purpose Of selecting four delegates un-
der the call of the Territorial Republi-
can Central Committee, to attend the
Territorial Republican convention to be
held at Silver City on the 21st day of
March, 1908, adopted the following re-
solutions: We, the Republicans Of Tor
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20
Trees to Give HWdy

According to his yearly custom, John
w. Corbett has 500 small one year old
American White Elm trees, which he will
divide and give away to those who will
agree to take good care of them They
will be divided equally between Estan-
cia, Willard and Mountainair, those at
Estancia being distributed Saturday
afternoon of this week and those at
Willard and Mountainair Monday of next
week. They will be given to those who
come first, the only condition being that
the party taking them shall give them
good care. In order to get them scatter
ed as much as possible only one tree will
be given to one family.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20
HOm6St6ddS in tbs
National Forest

Mountainair NM. March IA, 1903.
Editor News:
In answer TO a telegram from the
MoantainaI Commercial Club Clifford
( Pinchot chief forester, writes under
date Of March 8, that applications for
homeSteads in the Marzano Forest will
be examined as rapidly as possible and
that in the future there will not be SO
much delay, lie says the Galllnas For
est and its addition viii become part
OF the Manzano Forest, and adds:
IF Dry Farming in 5he Lstancla Val
ley proves TO be success 1t Is to my
mind very important that this nearby
wood supply be properly protected ana
wisely used. Under the administration
OF the Forest"erVlie this nearby supply
OF wood Will be used IN such way that
there VIII always De WOOD 10 DC ooVaIn-
ed Were 1t not protected ana properly
used 1t would uNqu9Sllonaoiy be com
pleteiy cut OIL near Vhe SeC0IelheilVS III /"
comparatively IeW years ana III d re-
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20
M66tS Serious IDjury

H. H. Stiewig, brother of j. F.
Stiewig, the local hotelman, was seri
ously injured on his claim north of Els.
tancia, Tuesday by being caught under
were engaged in taking down the tow
er, when one Of the braces or props broke
throwing it to the ground. Mr.. Site
wig who was assisting, was caught be
meath the falling timbers, and pinned to
the ground. Besides other bruises, he
sustained injuries to the spine and a
badly sprained ankle. At last reports,
he was doing as well as could be expect
under the circumstances.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20
School Election

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held in Estancia on Monday
April 9Th, for the purpose of choosing
one director for term of two years.
one director for term of three years,
and for the further purpose Of voting
on the issuance Of bonds for the cree
tioa ola school building
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20
Changes in Officers

At the regular meeting of the w. O.
w. last Monday night, C. w. Coombs
was installed as consul commander. S.
A. Goldsmith and Paul Wade were elect
ed members of the board of managers
to succeed Messrs. Coombs and Trinidad
Romero, the latter having removed
from the city. Julian Tuttle, Jr., was
chosen escort to succeed Nicolas Mey-
er who is at present attending school
in Santa Fe.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20
GrimshdW Tells Merchants of the
Pass City to Send
Their Men
FOR BUSINESS OF
ESTANCIA WILEY
Good Work of FL Paso Boosters now
Bearing Fruit in Granting of
Low Rates

S. B. Grimshaw, assistant to the pres
ident of the Santa Fe Central line, is
here today in the interest of his road
and is incidentally doing big bunch of
boosting for the Estancia valley, thro-
ugh which his road runs. Mr.. Grimshaw
is enthusiastic about the future of the
valley and he is strongly of the opinion
that if Ell Paso goes after the business
that is developing there this city will
have things its own way in the district.
The commodity rate which was pre-
pared by the business men of Ell Paso in
conjunction with the Southwestern and
Santa Fe Central, is now in effect and
overcomes the greatest handicap that
Ell Paso has had in getting the business
of the Estancia valley. eff the people
want that business, said Mr. Grimshaw,
'all they will have to do is to go after
it for the merchants of the valley are
strongly in favor of trading with Ell
Paso."
In addition to the system tariff that
has been adopted and which is favorable
to the Ell Paso merchants, the Santa Fe
Central has arranged for through car
to connect with the Ell Paso & South
western at Torrance for the handling of
the business from here to the Estancia
valley. This gives direct haul to the
valley without transfer and Mr.. Grim
shaw says that this will mean handling
that will compare favorably with the
Wells Fargo express service. This car
will be sent through regardless of wheth.
it is filled or not and it will be given es-
pecial attention by the railroad
"The thing that Ell Paso shonld do to
capture the trade of that rich valley"
said the presidents assistant, ''is to put
travelling men in the field up there and
start them to work selling goods. The
eastern houses are sending travelling
men to the Estancia country with thir-
teen and fourteen sample trunks and
they come into my office at Santa Fe
and tell me what fine orders they have
landed in the valley. Now this trade be-
longs to Ell Paso and as they get busy
mailing it down, the merchants will 60
to bagging everything they need from
your merchants.
eve are taking six and seven
immigrant outfits in there every
day and these people are the ones that
are going to make that country the
most productive in the southwest
They are coming from Oklahoma, Ken
lucky and other eastern states and are
the kind of people that build up new
section and bring prosperity. They are
bringing the the very best machinery
with them, and are coming prepared to
make their fortunes out of the soil.
Last week we ran special train over
the line to handle big bunch of these
settlers and they are coming in on every
train from the east. These are the peo-
pie that are going to make great state
out of New Mexico and they are going
to be direct benefit to Ell Paso. if
this city will do her part
Eel Paso Herald
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20
Homestead Filings

Before U. S. Court Commissioner, john
W. Corbett:
Earnest B. Adair, Mountainair, 81, 3,
George W. Barnett, Mcintosh, 10, 8,
Carl F. Grapengarter, San Narcial,
20, 5, IA
Henry H. Rhodes, Moumtainair, %, 3,
Charlie 7. Lee, Mountainair, %, 3, 7
Alfredo Chavez y Barela, Tajique, %,
Z, 6
Jose Chavezy y Barela, Tajique, 25, 7,
6
George C. Travis, Estancia, 19, 6, 8
Ethel Welsher, Moriarty, 20, 9, 8
Harvey C. Heller, Mountainair, 2i, 8,
7
Earl Heller, Mountainair, "a, 8, Z
Ed Heller, Mountainair "a, 8, 7
Buford 7. Mccoy, Mountainair, y, 3,
Taylor Z Percival, Mountainair, Q 8,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20

Endorse TAFT for President Approve Course Of Andrews AM
Congratulate Currg. Instruct for Davies as
DELEGATE TO ChCaqO

rance County, in convention assembled,
recognising the great advancement
which both the nation and the territory
have made under the republican admins
tra,ion do hereby renew our devotion and
adherence to the principles and policies
Of the Republican Party, Resolved; that
the wise and patriotic administration Of
President Roosevelt in National affairs
has our unqualified endorsement and
having absolute confidence in the great
ability ard the splendid craftsmanship
ef the Hon. w. II. Taft, we unhesita-
tiugly favor his nomination by the Nat
ional Republican Convention to be held
/. in Chicago, next June, for President Of
yae United Statues.
Resolved chat we heartily approve the
course OF the Hon w. H. Andrews, our
delegate in Congress, believing chat he
has, in most highly credible manner
represented the interests of the people
Of This territory.
Resolved that We most cordially con
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20

Ad3.a "A. Morris, Willard, l9, 5,
Walter E, little, sec 8, 8, 7
Henry L. Chinn, Willard, 2G, 8 8
Before Earl Scott U. S Co mmissionel
Fred Bradley, 30, 8, 9
Erskine A. Barber, 2, 81
Luke A. McCandHsh, IL, 5, 8
Ben A. Croft, l, 8, 8
Jesse e. Duncan, 4 and9, 4 IA
Grover J. McCracken, l8, II, 8
Thomas J, Moore, 5, 6, 9
Sarah N. Wingfield, 1877
J. D. Marsh, 12, 8, 8
P. A. Blake, "A, g.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20
GruSh6S FinO0P,
Saves th6 Press

Just before the arrival of the Boos-
ters last Friday morning, ye editor had
the misfortune to become mixed IN
with the job press in such a way that
the services Of DR.. Sunderland We're ne
cessary, The machine had detached
the nail of the great finger Of the right
hand and an acre, more or less, Of the
cuticlc and flesh from the inside of the
finger, completely exposing the bone.
Some of our friends ~ have suggested
that we merely wanted to avoid work,
while others have thought that we were
trying the strength Of the press. We
haven't told them just why we did it,
but we have had lot Of trouble in get
ting the blamed press to work right
since. We are becoming quite profci-
ent in the use of our left hand for a
number of the things which we hereto
fore thought could be done with the
right only.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20
Entertained Guests in Royal Man.
ner During Short Stay in
our Citu
BOOSTERS LEARN
ESTRNCIA WAY
Are Given Various Kinds of Reception
and 90 on Their Way Singing Praises
OF the Valley

The Albuquerque Business
Mems Trade Excursion arrived
in Estancia last Friday morning
on schedule time, in their spe-
cial train consisting of five Pull
mans and a baggage car, the
finest train that ever passed over
the Santa To Central tracks.
After parading the streets, q
halt was made at Benefits Cafe
and our guests were ushered in
side the cafe and outside Of an
appetizinE breakfast. After all
had Toasted, one hundred and
forty in number, the line Of
march was again taken up to the
Methodist church, where a re-
ception was held. The seating
Of the building was loon taken
by the ladies and standing room
was at q premium. j. P. Ken
nedv welcomed the guests as the
business men Of our neighboring
city through whose instrumental
ity the E5tancia valley was OPEN
ed for settlement, for from this
city came the leader who first
conceived the idea Of the Santa
Fe Central. Mr.. Stern, one of
the Boosters, responded in a hap
py vein, thanking the Estancians
for their hospitality, hoping that
Albuquerque might soon have the
opportunity of returning the fav-
or. Hon. George Curry, govern
or of New Mexico, was then in
troduced and spoke of the prob
ability Of the admission
to the union of the
Sunshine State under the original
name, New Mexico. He asked
that every citizen Of the Estancia
valley who was acquainted with
the member Of congress from his
old home state, write him a letter,
telling of the conditions here and
urging his assistance in working
and voting for the admission of
the new state.
E. L. Medley was introduced
and told of the great gathering
to be held in Albuquerque next
fall, the Sixteenth National Irri-
cation Congress. Mr.. Medley
then presented chairman Canter
with the baton, the official big
stick of the Boosters.
C. H. Hittson was then intro
duced and spoke in behalf of the
great Estancia valley. He show
ed the growth Of this country
during the past few years to have
been little less than marvellous,
and expressed the hope that ere
many years the great city of Es-
tancia might send such a trade
excursion into Albuquerque on a
similar errand, and that our pro-
ducts, our grain, our live stock,
our butter and our eggs would
find a ready market in the Duke
.GSy.
+. r. Ferguson was the last
but by no means the least Of the
speakers, picturing the valley
few years ago with its vast herds
of cattle and sheep and its occas-
sional ranch house, as it was and
as it is now with its farm home
on almost every quarter section.
Ere Mr., Ferguson had more than
we'll begun the engine whistle
sounded the warning of the time
of departure,
For those Of the Boosters who did no
care to attend the speeChmaking recep-
ton, reception of another class was
held in the w. O, W, hall where things
to smoke and things not to smoke were
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20
7 OPp0On Schools
Give PROGRAM

GIV6 PROGRAM
On Friday, March 18th, 1908, at the
the close Of a five months term of
school, an exhibition was given at the
Primary School building, at 1880 P. M,
being participated in by the County
Superintendent, teachers, patrons and
pupils Of Torreon, the program being
certainly a credit to this, the most pic
turesque little mountain village in all
New Mexico. The following program
was giVen:--
Music. By Torreon Musicians, .......
go. Messrs. F. Torres and C. Padilla.
Song, ,........... Primary School.
Speech of Welcome, ,..... Maggie Otero.
Rec. Cooks" ...... Abelina Benavides.
Music, .... Messrs. Torres and Padilla.
Rec. Beautiful Pup" 49,, Mack Chavez.
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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-03-20

Alfredo Montoya, who was employed
in the Dmlavg stores here four years
go, was an Estancia visitor Saturday