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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-08-13
Farming in Dru Country.

In arid regions like this, the
matter of suitable crops is one
that should receive first con-
sideration at the hands of farm
ers.
| Dry farming will not produce
crops of all varieties all the time,
! for there are a great many things
that will thrive on irrigated areas
that will never mature on a Dry
Farm regardless of how scientif-
cally it is cultivated and cared
for.
Dry Farming will accomplish
wonders but it will not bring
about the impossible. There
fore it is not fair to expect that
every known plant or vegetable
will forage and many kindred
crops will grow with excellent
success and it is best for the
newcomer to try these first, with
almost absolute certainty of
making a success, rather than
going into too many different
branches Of agriculture and
failing in them all.
The plants of the grass family
are the easiest to grow and the
surest to mature with success,
therefore corn, milo maize, sor-
ghum and plants of this charac-
ter should be planted first and
the farmer who combines cattle
raising with his farming is the
man who will make the greatest
success. By raising cattle he
has a ready market for his farm
products consumes them all
himself-and he can then always
find a sale for his beef.
This, many argue, is the best
method of farming in the dry
regions, but the farmer, after he
starts out in this manner, can
gradually work into other lines
of agriculture, test out the soil
and select additional crops which
he can harvest with profit and
success. Peas, frijoles and
watermelons are crops that will
grow well under the Dry Farm
ing system and in many cases
vegetables not so hardy can be
raised, but it takes individual
effort and study, along with the
application of common sense and
scientific cultivation, to get re-
suits.
Durum wheat is said to be one
of the best Dry Farm crops and
it has been tried out in many
regions with great success. 1t
is said to be especially adapted
to dry climates and not at all
to the regions where
there is a heavy rainfall. As it
has been a success elsewhere
throughout the west, it is worth
trying in this section, but only
on small areas at a time. Then
If 1t proves a success, there is a
great future for it, as there is
plenty of land ready for cultiva-
ton and many farmers who are
to come and cultivate it
when they find that it will grow.
An experiment station is need
ed in this section very badly and
if the state cannot be induced to
locate one here, then Ell Paso
should move and work earnestly
for the United States government
to do so. NEl Paso Herald.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-08-13
REPORTS BADLY
OVERDRAWN
AS Regards True Conditions in
the Valley. Work will
be Supplied

Reports have gone out t.
various territorial paper
that the farmers of the Estan
cia valley are starving tina
is those who have not beer
able to get away, and appeal
mingled with rumors have
reached Governor Curry il
such numbers that he has
sent "a representative through
the valley to look into the
conditions and report directly
back to the Governor.
Prof. j. d. Tinsley Of the
Agricultural College of MesiI
la Park was in Estancja yes
terday, having driven doWr
from Santa Fe making his in.
vestigation as to conditions
In talking with Mr.. Tinsley
he said that he found con,
ditions greatly exaggerated.
especially as to the people be-
ing destitute. 'In the extreme
north end of the valley
found a few-not to exceed a
half dezen-Who might be
classed as destitute, but this
had been caused more by sick
ness than anything else. |
found a number of people 60
ing away to look for work, as
the crops in the north end of
the valley were practically a
failure, most of them will re
turn; of course there are al.
ways some who are going. aud
those will not return. What
sur prised me the most was to
find the people standing by
the valley, after the tales !
have heard about people be,
ing so discouraged. | found a
few who would not work if
they had a chance, who have
an idea that the govern ment
or somebody should send
them food by the carload and
let them sit down and enjoy
themselves. In the north end
of the valley, and east of the
railroad farther south, very
little has been raised or will
be raised this year, and a
number of the people living in
this section will have to 90
away and work. Governor
Curry has already requested
the officials of the Land Office
in Santa Fe to act as quickly
as possible on all applications
for Leave of absence and eX-
tend all the leniency possible
to the homcsteader. The
Governor is contemplating
taking up the matter of road
building in various counties
for the purpose of supplying
work to some of these people
who must have work shortly.
Arrangements are being made
to secure county and terrific.
rial funds for this purpose,
will greatly relieve the
situation.
1T is our intention to as
sist all to find work, who care
to work, but it js not our in
tentioD to help anyone who
will not try to belp himself.
Toward the mountains west
from Estancia found con.
ditions quite satisfactory.
While not all Will have first
class crops by any means,
there will be an immense
amount of stuff harvested, and
no aid will be needed in that
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-08-13

W R. Shelton of Moriarty
was in Estancia on business
on Tuesday of this week.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-08-13

Il. &. Wagner of Mcintosh
was down on Monday. Mr..
Wagner expected to leave
yesterday for West Liberty
Iowa, where he goes to fill up
on fresh fruit, and take a need
cd rest.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-08-13
DELL CLOSED FOR
SALE Of BONDS
Bid is Par for SIS and 102 per
cent. for 6's. Plans for
Courthouse

w, A. Scott, representing th'
, firm of E. H. Rollins & Sons O
Denver, Colorado, on last Mon
day purchased of the county
commissioners Fifteen Thousant
Dollars worth of County Bonds
$4,000 of 6 per cent current
expense bonds and $4,000 O.
5 percent courthouse bonds
The bid for the courthouse bond,
was par, and that for the cur.
rent expense bonds being pal
and $1O0, or 102 per cent.
The twenty-five thousand dol
lars Establishment bonds were
delivered to Solomon Luna,
treasurer Of Valencia County in
payment of the Indebtedness of
Torrance county in full.
District Attorney Abbott of
Santa Fe was present during
the meeting Of the board of
county commissioners and ad-
Vised them in the various actions
taken, approving of the sale as
we'll as the form Of the bonds
themselves. All expenses con
nected with the printing and
lithographing of the bonds, was
paid by the purchasers. While
the sale is subject to the approval
OF the company's attorneys,
this is practically assured as
the company had already had
the bonds printed and asked that
the same be signed by the chair
man and clerk of the board
which was done. The bonds
were then placed in the local
bank until the cash is received
for them.
Chas. F. Easley, representing
Rapp & Rapp, architects of Las
Vegas and Trinidad, presented
plans for a courthouse, which
plans were approved by the
board, the clerk being instruct
ed to notify the archit ects to
draw up the specifications and
have them ready for the receiv-
ing of bids for the construction
of the building at the regular
meeting in October. The clerk
was also notified to publish a
call for bids, as soon as the COM
pleted plans and specifications
have been received. The plans
call for two story brick build
ing about 44x60 feet. On the
first floor will be Offices for the
probate clerk, treasurer and
assessor, and a room for the
meetings of the county commits
sioners, besides halls, vaults, etc.
On the second floor will be a
spacious court room, jury room
and judges office, for the use of
the district court. \
The funds derived from the
sale Of the current expense bonds
will, together with the special
levy for outstanding judgements,
cover all the valid Indebtedness
of the county contracted during
the first year of the county S eX-
istence, 1905, before taxes were
levied and collected. The sale
of these bonds will place the
county on a good financial basis,
with Outstanding bonded indebt-
ednesS of $40, 900 and an assessed
valuation Of over a million dollars.
The district attorney advised
the commissioners in regard to
the fatigue Land Grant that
the grant was subject to taxation
for the year 1909 and the assess
Or was ordered to add the sche-
dule for the grant to the tax
rolls of 1909.
W R. Shelton of Moriartv
was in Estancia on business
IN TuoSdav of tbic uooIy
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-08-13
TEACHERS CLOSE
HNNURL MEETING
Pass Resolutions Showing Ap-
probation of Work of
Instructors

The Torrance County Teacher
Institute which has been il
session since the first of last weel
closed last evening. Today anc
tomorrow will be spent in the
examinations. The instructors
Mrs. Nora Brumback and Miss
Norton have won the praise not
only of the teachers themselves
but Of all those who have visited
the school and noted the work
Being enthused themselves with
the work in hand, it is not diff
cult to arouse an interest in
others, and send them out to
further the good work. The
success Of the work reflects
credit upon Superintendent Burt
for the tireless manner in
which he has worked for the up
building Of the schools of the
county.
Territorial Superintendent J.
E. Clark was down the first of
the week and on Monday morn
ing made a shop talk" to the
teachers, spending quite few
minutes on the subject of the
schooI-room as regards sanitation
and ventilation. Under the
direction Of Supt. Clark a com
petent architect has been pre-
parlng book of plans for the
building Of school houses suitable
for the needs of the various dis
trlcts Of the average county. 1t
is to be hoped that Supt. Clark
will succeed in his endeavors to
secure legislation making it
compulsory that school boards
IN building adopt some one of
the plans as prepared under the
direction of the Board of Educa
ton, Such an act would largely
minimize the number of poorly
constructed buildings as regards
ventilation, sanitation, lighting,
fire escapes, etc.
Before adjourning the teachers
adopted the following resolu-
tons.
Whereas, we the teachers of
Torrance county have spent the
time so pleasantly together and
have been so materially bene-
fitted by the instruction we have
received and
Whereas, we are soon to speak |
the final word and give each
other the parting hand,
Therefore, Be 1t Resolved |
That we tender our sincere
thanks to our efficient instruct
orS Mrs. Nora Brumback, Miss
Grace B. Norton and Superinten-
dent, Chas. l.. Burt, for their
lind, patient and untiring labors
n our behalf and that we res
pectfuIIy ask that their labors be !
secured for the next year if
possible,
Resolved, too, that we do most
Il ghly appreciate the labors of
superintendent J E. Clark to
make New Mexico second to
lone in the point of educational
efficiency. We note also that
the incompetent teacher together
with the poorly constructed and
more poorly equipped school
house is probably to be a thing
of the past at no distant date.
Resolved also that we favor
change in our institute work,
that the course Of study be alb
breyiated or that the manuels
be placed in the hands of the
county superintendent for dis
tibution to the teachers of the
county one year prior to the
session in which they are to be
used We also favor an exten-
sion of the time for institute
work to four weeks. We feel
that these changes, one or all of |
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-08-13
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire to thank our many
friends through the columns of
the News who were so kind to
us in our sad bereavement. Nav
you in times of similar trouble
find as true friends.
Mrs W. W Crawford and family,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-08-13

The district attorney advised
the commissioners in regard to
the fatigue Land Grant that
the grant was subject to taxation
for the year 1909, and the assess
or was ordered to add the sche-
dule for the grant to the tax
rolls of 1909.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1909-08-13

+. F. Jennings, attorney of
Willard, was up on Monday.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
N}enn 9lnrf. 4 ISehr
Ser aOnarcf.
gSaibillgton 4. iSebr.

2NuIVlIl gGul, r. {NtQl.
sSn Senut iprah GeQer juguniten
Ger 8acon'ihcn GeioIution. peld1e er.
tldrt. ser Senat babe Oas Red1. uon
Der gyefutioe irgenoJuclhes Sdlriit.
itiid 3u perlungen, ii5er Oo3 Ser
HongreB &onuroQe babe. 2lut cr-
lu1GNlte er cine 8eigerWtJ 0es |rdii-
benten GIeoGan0 .2(usfurit it5er cine
eretMtiOe Grnennun1 SIT Iiefern. fii8-
te ober Mn51, GIepelanoa 9erbalten
lei nod Ionge niht nit oenieni9en
hes icslgen Braii0cnteu in ser Ser
tpeigerung bon 9Iusfunit 5u pergIel'
hen.
SpGter begGb iih ser Serat in
@rcfutiOiisung urS er6rterte ocs
1Gn9ern Die Termination oe5 Or.
M. 3. Grlnn (eines Ge8ers) sum
4oGIFoneftor in GSarleIton, 2. 6.
Sesm &ous fbon0 sic 4ferbauberpiI-
EigungSoorInJe sur 9ebatte. @6e6rere
NrbgeorNnete ergirBen ith in 2Ingrii.
Zen ouf getpfiIe 8enualtllrg5anetho.
ben i'm 9eparteonent 0eS Snnern in
@erbinoung NIT oeiien Ianoeuirtb-
]dsaftIif)er Abnbeilufl9.
asir3 Dor Der gertaql,rg poiiirte
5ns SauS sic Senut5oorIaqe, sic
BanIiorriratrg DON 9un0esrihtern
boriieDt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
giukte nbOanfcn.

5rGuIein Coma Sdunaher, cine
Der befannteiten @ebreriunen in Ben
ofientllhen Shulen in &enoiba,
isis, uno 3ofter uon 8errn un0
6rau 9luguit Shunader, perbera-
tbete lid nit gilbert .. bon Mulo.
QIm nodliten 8ornittag muroe Oo5
2ehrerfomte oon Der ,Soh3eit in
&enntuiB geiest. un0 Oieies oerlanJte
prompt lire Heiignniion. Die Sei'
roth mar cine lleberrnihung iilr pie
Wfutter Der iungen 6rnu. Die lid Der
GerbinOun9 uioerieste; fein 0lit9Iieo
Der 6aniIie mar bel Der Eraplutg OIL.
neeno. 5rou BON @oIo erihien am
Morgen IN ibrem aIaiien5immer, oils
o6 nidbtS porgeiaIlen mare, ober es
lit elm geihriebeucs @eies oes Sdul-
ratbs. oub feline oerbeirothete 5rau
oils 2ebrerin angeitellt per0en iollte,
unO fur5e 3eit nah Groiinung Der
ShuIe nuroe sic limge 8rau BON
Dem GntidIuB oe3 aomite5 III &ennt-
nib geiest.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
@rokbritannieu.
Sos srisgsscridt in Sibuns.

@lbraltor, 4. 6cbr.
Gas ariegsgeriht. meIdes ubqr
zen SAL Don aapit0n Gualtroug5
BON Der o@cor8ia" entiheroen lou, lit
Jest an 8oro 0e5 Shladtihiies
r&ouiiiana juiammeugetreteu aa.
pitdn GuaIrUuJh uur0e uona entire.
aomiraI 9Satnprl8bt baidu.0iBt. OaB
er nuf eiuemGnipiang in 8arQer. ser
Don Samuel j Gummcre, 0em ame.
rttanlideH (5eidu0tcn in Harotto,
gegebcu pun0e. beirunteu mar Gaa
arlo8@8erldlt lest llt julammen aus
oen aontgedomtrd.en Seai0n z Sd]r0.
Der uiT0 g9IllQu =. Gotter. 0en &a.
pltauen 9d.e9 oon Der .2ouliiano".
SnJG5arO pon Der ,m1meiota",
0lur0of pou Scr ,Rbo0e &slaU0".
0fter5auS ooa Ser .@ouaeciicut"
uTG o0reeIan0~ non Ser .0luil$".
Ger Narinenalor 0ion 99ialams
miro ni5 Anfiolcr iln9ircu. mlhreu0
oie @orpcttcutuptine g9iQiam 81
6arriion BON Ser .DIinneiota uuS
Sobn $. Robuiou pon Der .0erhr
fp" Ole gertberojluna uertretpu. Iie
Anflage Iautet aui .9runfenhcit i'm
Gienit" 0a aapltdu Gua!troulh ami
oem Gmpian1c oes @eion0 0tcn Bun.
mere in oiiBleuer Gtgenitait 5uae,
gen mar. Gle Stroie 0ofar fam
ioqnr dui Gnt.oilWg aus Dem Ti1n.
ite IuIten 8cnireaomiral @alu.
luriFht, ao-pottcniopitan 8eorge u
Seine urO 2eutnant 5lep6cn &
gomau pur0en ais 3euQeu oernom
men. Ger a1pItan Guolirou1h mar
obne ieinen Ie1cu Sen er bei ieiuer
arretirun9 0em NoroelteaFaviida
alirc iiberl'bcn batte.
Nm Nadmft71 uur0c oa Zen.
qenOcrh5r a59etioiiCn Q1uail
Gu1ltroulh muN oara iclb't uer.
nomrcu or iduor. oar err om
9r5cuo oc5 enp.lH9cs fruf maj,
mo mr. Elm G Sbcrru tr1uf NQe
3uWcr h15ea leial. oab uh
rhrcr 2lriidt 81u;in Guoltrourh ao
ieuem 2C5a-a mur 6em emialB Don
berauidrroen -iufen itlH0 uG)
nidt i'm 5taat uar DENT jl t5un.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
Sinh am Aushrrbcn.
@dfhinltnn. Q. 6. 4. fScbr.

-~ftH ttfNbAt4tf - - T. tONOAs
Nah0em iie iett I0nger ais elm
oritteI Sabrbunoert 9epartct haben.
miro 9opitdn 2Sad'S 91noe pom
Mooof- SSn0ionern mahrideirIih er.
Ioubt merOen. ouf ihre alien Sem.
itGtten i'm 2nn0e Der unterQeben0en
Come 5uriidjufehreu. 9Iah ibren
oeroerbIihCn &rie9S}u9 ge9er Bic
tpeiBen gluiieoler in Oregon i'm Sabre
1874 lpuroen 6ieie &noianer nab
sem S5noioner-Se Serritorium uerbannt
no Iie MohnpId5e in ser Guopou-
Ieieroation orgelpieieu erbielten.
Canals betrag ibre 3ohI 271, ooh
ebe Elm GSabr oerfloiien mar. tuaren
iie ouf 152 5uianmen9eitmoI3en.
SSr Sabre 1877 Iebten nod 112 uu0
iett nur nod 40 2Sn einein neuIihen
geridt on sen Scnat iagt Seuotor
Curtis BON aonias. ieIbIt Elm Sn.
oioner: o1ieies rnide Tnhiniterben
iheint cine S5oI1e Ser ieeIiihen In.
rat su iein, oie ourf) lire eriuuu-
gene Srennun9 non 6amiIie uno
Treunoen er3euat pur0e." Senator
Curtis entpfiebIt in ieinem 9crift
eircn @eietontrog. Der bcreits pom
Observation-Disclosures Qe6iui9t lit uno
uoOurf Sic 3iiftchr 0ieicr Ginqe-
borencu onleoronet miro nnh ibrcr
often 6eimnth in Ser aIomot6.g1e-
icroation IN Crcgon no ouaeu6Iid-
Iit cine 2ouoocrIooilinq itottiinoet.
an Ser Sic 92o0ofS theitne6mcn F6nn.
fen, lpeun tie BORT tpdrou. 2Sn e.
natcr Curtis @cridli heiBt g. oaB
sic N}ooofs auber9er66nGh tiihti1e
gIrbeiter iino trob oes ihIcdten Ru.
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morben Gr iaqt icrncr. SAB feline
TrunfenboIoe inter ihucn 81 fin9en
uno iie ooriihhg nn6 ipnrinn ge.
ipor0en itu0 Ger @eictantrog miro
iebr mabrideinIid pom Serat onge-
nounlen meroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
Die TcrbnnOlnHgcu jmiidlcn Benz
sa,la nno Oru &cr, 2taatcn ms
StOfeH gcrathCu.
@eiuuu8sueridieScu6e it,
9nS Srisssgeridlt in Dem sale oCS
SapitahS Eualtrungb uimmt Gen.
geuausiaeeu Cntgegcn.
wdrnut", bebdHptct GnaItrungb.
Caracas. Sonnto9. 81. 5atmar. uia
8iueltltao, Curacao. 4. 5e6r.

Caracas. Sonnta1. 81 Sauuar. uIa
8iuenltao, Curacao. 4. 6e5r.
Die Sperre in Oen Gerban0lunqer
HpiidDen ". 9 9uhouan. Dem Son.
oertOnpuliIar Ser Ber Staaten, unO
Der pen8olonllden &eaieruna be.
treFis 2lus1leibuu9 ser apiihen sen
beb0en QGn0ern beite5en0en 1iffercn.
gen nit nod m1rler nitt auiQeboben.
6eine Der betbeiligten Barteirn min
nadlgebcn in @e3lDg nuf oie @1etboOe,
mad Der Die Sheitf1lc Der Rap 0orf
ash gcunuDe5 ASpbalt Gornpann
unb ser 0rinoco Corporation ihieOss
serihtlih entidlieoen uep0en ioIlen.
8err &idanan uto Erdii0ent So.
mes bieIten 6reitog 9lbcn0 cine Iuroe
ao1tferen5 ub. uno am Sontitaa mar
oos pene3oIontde &qbirett sen dan,
sen Gog iiber in Sibpng. 1os SEA.
binett beitebt oaraui oaB cine idlieos
gerihtiihe @ntideb0una 5uerit 0nr.
iiber erIdnqt per0en ioa. o6 sic gnt.
ld'enoltt3 Der penciollnndFu Serihie
aIs eire SSuiti3Deuuej9crung 5u be.
trnften fell p1hreir0 0err 9udauon
ieit babel bleibt 6aB oas ShicOs.
Qeridlt iogIeih iIber 0ic safe ielbit
eutihei0en ioue
Baron pon SefenoorT. Ser 0cut.
ite 8cionote fir 9cue}uela, uno ser
Minlitcr 0es gu@lpdrtilen @uinau
untcr5eihneten nau 26 SSanuar eincn
SSneun0ituitsoertrog gDiihen beiOen
96nScrn in 8e5ug ouf San0el unS
5huichrt. 0os llebereinfonmen
entbdIt eine IeiitbegiiuitigungSfIou.
Tel fir 0GltidIIoub ulaS iein 3ujtan.
Aesonrren lit oos ReiuItot ebniabri.
ger 9entUbungen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-02-05
eiue mcntcrnSe aOmpasnis?

Inter 0icer lle6eridriit beriftet
Die ,Icutd Citdirifauiitc 3eitun8"
pont 8. 0Sem53r. OoB i1r bon 5lpei
Seiten io.len0c ltatriht iibermlt'
ten muroe: aShou ldugerc 3elt babe
man In aauat,H0e cine 9eue5ung
beo6attet. 0te ls.amiiii1ea 8eiites
nor. gsor tarjer Belt batten Die Der.
h1ltriiit m0l io1eroen merlorteu
Gaa deica -t Sim 9lSlari babe pom
Ser N}oideemauer aus eincn europat
iher ltri,rciii3ier anqe'qiean. Die
oaraai .cio. ster 1lo5ge1clanJen BAT
ter o,,l ltfjag. o15 oia pu.ite Der
oortilen 8cupaluie maa'erte Aa
,uit3nsner 5ttl. MD mau 9nriiber
yid,ts ,r,Hgn iaoeiian lei eire te.egra.
paTde gln'ra1, rad Witnlt'noe &C.
ocrler Soiie- mir 5gnartt oos
aernrnta g.att oab Ser san az BEAT
iHon e-ua. G}1hras iein Miro. IT'D ~
e,rer aarmloigrsn Eorm 3n1eitalen
hot SER 0luqtrorn Sep'rieo. Der
Sor Rurser srif oie 8oulaa5nie Ii5cr.
nounea aat. m,ro ir5urteH poAl
nit Ser tbm eiqeHcn Gner5ie OrS'
runa seaGfier ha6en,
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3nofUaiiiou.
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Trei 3ugebeoienitete tuuroen ae-
t66tet un0 elmer t00tIih oerlest bel
einem 3uiommenItoBe oon jlDei 8iehs
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