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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-16

BORN-At Winnemucca, Nevada
February 10th, to the wife OF w. |
Jones, a daughter.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-16
MALE z WANTED

YOU ARE AMBITIOUS AND POS
sess at least an average amount of tact
and perseverance. Therefore, we wan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-06
BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERAL
LEASE OF PASTORAL LAND SIT
UATED AT UKUMEHAME, ISL
AND OF MAUI.

At twelve o'clock noon. Saturday,
April 3, 1909, at the front entrance
to the judiciary Building, Honolulu.
there will be sold at Public. Auction
under the Provisions of Part 3, Lanl
Act 1885, (SeCtions 27S-2S5 inclu-
sive, Revised Laws of HawaiD, a
General Lease OF the following de-
scribcd land:
That portion of Ckumehame
known as Kealaloloa, containing an
area OF 1870 acres. more or less, and
Classcd as pastoral land.
Upset rental $4,000 per annum,
payable semi-annually in advance.
Term OF lease. Twonty-one (2D
years from April 3, 1909.
The Lessee will be allowed to wa
ter stock on the reserved makai pol
ton OF the said land of Kealaloloa.
The Lessee will be required to con-
struct lawful fence on the bound
airy between the premises and tho
adjoining Forest Reserve, and main
tain said fence during the term OF
the lease.
The Lessee will be prohibited from
oyerstocking the premises.
Reservations regarding land re-
quired for Settlement, Reclamation,
and (or) public purposes, together
with rights-of-way to and from said
land, will be embodied in the lease
OF the premises.
For maps and further particulars
apply at the Office of the undersigned,
Judiciary Building, Honolulu.
JAS. w. PRATT,
Commissioner OF Public Lands.
Dated at Honolulu, February 20,
1909.
4246-F'eb 81; Mar 6, 10, 90, 81;
ADr 3
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-11-11

Silk Department.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-11-11

Good 800 comforters for ,
2 so comforters now only Z
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
OUR EXHIBIT
TAKES PRIZE
Second On General Dry
Farm Display and First
On Melons.
EASTERN PAPERS SAY

The Kansas city Star has a long
notice ~ the exhibit from Quay county
at the Chicago exposition which closed
n few days ago. We notice that our
exhibit took second prize on general dry
farm exhibits aud first on melons and
several other individual products
against the field of all kinds Of crops,
both irrigated and rain grown stuff.
This Is the sort Of advertising that il
going 10 do us good. II is soon Ia be
known now that we arc no, barren
waste. but prosperous agricultural
and stock country, the very garden
spot of the Greatest Southwest. The
business men Of the city have awak.
encd to the importance of this sort Of
publicity and are inspiring the outside
world with the belief that opportunity
stalks abroad here IN many lines Of ~.
dustry, ouly waiting for the men aud
the capital To take hold Let Us keep
n, Il, tell the world the truth about
our country, until We secure capital To
help ~ develop H. We know we have
the resources, and We should convince
the other fellow.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
GUNS TRAINED
ON CORINTO
American Soldier Meets
Rough Treatment But Is
Apologized To.
zELAYA MUST QUIT

Gun boats are now trained ON Corinto,
Nicaragua and United States in deter.
mined that besides indemnity for the
death of Cannon aud Groce that presi
dent Zelaya must down aud out imme
dintely. The ropor, that government
troops have been successful against the
insurgents at Managua il false alarm.
The two Prmies are facing eseh other
but no fighting has been done. The
amount Of indemnity will not be FIX.
ed by the United States government
until after Zelaya abdicates. In case
h" refuses the ammunition lifts Of the
Albany are loaded and the guns trained
for fire ON Corinto, aud unless ZelayR
comes through that city will be erased
from the map In about steen minutes
after the command of the Albany un.
dcrstands he has refused 20 obey the
order to skidoo. II is xpOeted that
the matter will be settled without blood.
shed aud that the demands Of the Unit.
cd States government will be met i'm.
mediately.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLAR WAGER
Geo. Palmer of Oklahoma,
To Walk 5000 Miles by
Oct. l, 1910.
RTS PENNILESs

Palmer arrived in Tucumcari yes
terday at 3 i. NJ with budget on
his back. aud n canteen of ice strung
over his shoulder The water in tho
canteen had frozen since he left san
jon. Palmer is boosting the City 81
Oklahoma ami the Dniiy Oklahoman.
lie has the following credentials signed
by GOV. Haskell and other prominent
persons of the city and STATE. TO whom
/, may concern: Thus will introduce
Mr., George Palmer of Oklahoma City,
who II cndeayoriug 10 attain record
for walking from Oklahoma city, start.
ng December lst and going to San
Francisco, California, thence 10 New
iork city y. V. from which place he
will return to his oriYlgaI starting place,
Oklahoma city I ~ INA. When II
News reporter found Palmer he was
looking tor the Mayor of the city to
have him sign his credentials ~ proof
Of the fact that he passed through this
city. From here he will 90 "a III Paso
aud thence to the coast. He has agreed
10 make the trip Ou foot, aud without
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
SEWER BONDS APPROVED.

The sewer bonds were finally approx.
ed by Attorney Weber Of Chicago on
Wednesday, and the money Immediately
paid to the city. The entire proceed
ings were found correct IN every de.
tail. Not an objection was made to
the form of the ordinances, notices,
election, or any thing connected with
the issue. There are not many people
who know that an issue Of bonds of
this size must be approved by bond
attorney, and there are only -four firms
in the United States whose opinion on
bonds will be generally accepted M an.
thority in the financial world. In order
To pass muster every detail have been
perfect, aud Attorney Weber stated
that he never examined an issue that
more completely complied with every
provision of the Law.
The Contractor, a. .Iaegar, was last
week assured that the bonds would he
accepted and he Immediately shipped
his trenching machine and nine ear
loads Of sewer pipe. As soon as the
railroad gets the material here, work
will begin,
The fact that our bonds aud every
thing connected with the election were
in such good shape. speaks well for the
manner in which our city attorney,
Mr., Reed Iiolloman conducted the whole
affair. Mr.. Holloman has Just returned
from Chicago, and has had the salts.
faction OF seeing the bonds pass and
the money placed at the disposal Of the
city, This ends all question IN 20 the
sewer proposition, and in a very short
time the installation Of a sanitary sew
or will begin.
The installation Of a sewer means
much to the citizens Of Tucumcari, for
not only will this work give employ
mcni To large number Of persons, bdi
the connections that will have TO bs
put In will also furnish work for many
persons and put thousands Of dollars Ia
circulation.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
INTERESTING BAY
VIEW MEETING
The Topic of the Lesson was
THE Land and People Of
Portugal.
MRS. JARRELL's NEXT

Two very interesting meetings Of tho
Bay View Club are TO be chronicled
this week, the one held on our regular
meeting day of this week, the other
ON Saturday Of last week.
The session of the eleventh was held
at the home Of Mrs. Kinds, and the
eighteen members present were most
glad they had come. The roll.call re.
spOnd was some current event in Spain.
The business session closed, tho pro.
gram was launched by Mrs. Stanfl, in
the absence Of Mrs Nichols, the topic
of the lesson being "The Land aud
People of Portugal, 4" while Mrs. Thorn.
son interpreted for us "Spanish Art
and Artists, Ancient aud Modern" her
talk iliu trnted from the magazine. The
dition and Future Of Spain" was pro.
pared by Mrs. Chcnault aud IA number
most thoroughly cnhycj, was the read.
ing in lieu Of the Spanish notebook ot
II graphic account of the wooing of tho
King, Alfonso NH, ~ II sojourncr ia
Spain at the time.
Study over, the hostess assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Burns, served a tempt.
ing refreshment of sandwiches, dough.
nuts aud coffee; aud the Club adjourn.
ed to meet again at the regular timc
at the home OF Mrs. Moore. Miss Al.
thiSer aud Mrs. Burns were most wei.
come guests.
Al the meeting Of this week, the fol.
lowing members were present to re-.
spond Ia roll,cal with something about
Sweden; Mcsdumes Bceih, Cady, Che.
nault, Croilord, Donohoo, George, Cor
don, Ke-h, Moore, Muirhead Randle,
Sanders, Sherwood, S,anfl, Thomson aud
Wclch, And most welcome were guests
Mesdames Althizer, McLaren, Anderson
and Miss Alihizcr.
All business matters disposeR Of,
Mrs, Randlc claimed our attention while
she told ~ Of Portuguese lnstitu.
tions, the last lesson in the book we
have been studying Norway and Swed.
en will be the next considered. Mrs.
Donohoo gave the magazine review for
Mrs. Street, depicting the lives and
WORKS Of Spain . two greatest artists,
Murillo aud velasquez Mrs. Cady pre-.
sonted the paper, "Swoden = History" "
while Mrs George gave n, her reading
excerpts from the personal and humor.
ous "reminiscences OF traveller In
Spain.
Aud the social hour was made por.
feet by the delicious caramel Ice cream,
cake and stuffed dates served by tho
hostess and her sister Miss Althizcr.
When at last Club adjourned, il was
for the holidays, the next meeting 90
be held ON January ), 1910, at the
home of Mrs. farrell.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
TUCUMCARI SCHOOLS
ARE PRAISED
supt. Clark Says We Have
the Best School Building
In New Mexico.
MODERN EVERY WAY

Superintendent os public instruction
of New Mexico, j. +. Clark, spent We'd.
nesday in this city for the purpose Of
paying an official visit to the school
paper that he found the schools in OK.
cellent condition aud that the work of
the teachers was everything that could
be expected. lie explained to the board
before going to the new high school
building that he was going TO be plain
with them in the expression Of his
opinion of the building. His hobby is
arrangement, light, heating and ven
tilation Of II school, aud that he found
many Of them far short of what they
should be. lie went over the whole
building from excavation to cupola, and
was frank in his statement that II was
in every particular the best equipped
building he has seen In New Mexico.
lie assured Prof Manson that no was
greatly pleased with his work, and, that
he felt that Tucumcari should be proud
of her public school facilities.
lie spoke Of the marked improve.
ments that had been made since his
former visit, and concluded by saying
that he considered Tucumcari one Of
the most progressive communities in
the territory.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
PROFESSOR TINsLEY RESIGNS.

Prot. Tinsley has resigned his posi
tiun With the Agricultural College oi
the Territory aud will accept posi-
ton with the Santa Re Railroad after
the iiSt oi the year. lie will .r4vcl
along the lines of that road in this ter.
ritory ~ promoter of the experiment
work among the dry farmers. This
will be q great benef, to the farming
community aud will help them to lie
termine the kind Of crops adapted to
the soil, aud give them the informal ION
necessary N regard TO cultivation. Our
farmers need to learn how to prepare
the ground, to conserve the moisture.
and when aud how to cultivate the grow.
ing crops to make n success Of farming
here whore the conditions NJ To the soil,
altitude aud rainfall are 10 different
from the countries from which they
come.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
ROSWELL WANTS
ROAD TO TUCUM
Need Dawson Coal In Ex-
change for Alfalfa and
Fruit.
PARTY IS EXPECTED

While in this city Wednesday James
y, lIinkle, Of the First National Bank
Of Roswell, received Telegram from
the secretary of the commercial club
Of that city, that he in company with
Morrison, n Pennsylvania railroad pro.
mOtcr we're enroutc overland 10 this
city for the purpose of looking over the
proposed route from Roswell here and
10 meet the people of Tucumcari to dis.
cuss the practicahility aud feasibility
Of a line to connect the two cities. The
pccos Valley wants Dawson coal aud
they also want market fer fruit aud
alfalfa to the north Mr.. lIinkle SnyS
the Roswell people are enthusiastic, aud
that they will raise large bonus on
short notice, aud help TucumcHri to Sc.
cure right Of way, etc. We will not he
expected tu rniSe an unreasonable bonus.
lie concluded by saying that Roswell
means business and that they will put
forth every reasonable effort 10 secure
this line.
Now let the business men of this city
meet these men expected here any day
to represent Roswell and give them all
the encouragement possible We want
NIL the railroads we can yet, aud the
sooner We have this one from Roswell
the better. We want their fruits and
alfalfa aud they should have our CHEAP
coal The line is practical one. and
the News believes IL will be built.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
FIRE SERVICE
NEEDS HELP
To Guarantee Protection to
the City Fire Department
Must Have Attention.
CITY WILL TAKE HOLD

The hre department is handicapped,
They have only mcager quarters IN
which to meet, thei. equipment is in.
adequate, aud the boys feel that more
consideration should he shown them.
They wart II building whore they can
keep their equipment in better con
dition and where they can hold meet.
ings with comfort during the cold wea
ther, They are in the class of districts
that are allowed ohly $500 per year
from the territory, which Is small
amount for the size of Tucumcari at
this time They need more equipment
and must have IL, Our insurance rates
are high enough now aud IL we don I
provide better fire service they are
going TO be higher. Let the city do
what II can Immediately, and the bus
mess men may take n greater interest
In this important matter.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
CURRY WILL GO
INTO BUSINESS
II Am Temporarily Out Of
Politics." He Declares
WILL MAKE ONE

When interviewed as to his inten.
tlons, recently, Governor Curry said:
90 am q New Mexican and will con.
tinue to live in New Mexico, but
will make my headquarters AT II Paso,
because it will be easier to get in and
out. "
81 am out Of Politics., he declared
"and expect To settle down now and
try to make some money"
"will you run for Senator when New
Mexico becomes a statei" he was ask.
cd.
- | am temporarily out Of politics, IL
| could make a lot Of money might
be like n lot Of other people in public
life-like TO got n political position
again-but | am not after q political
job any more until can at least try
and make some moLey."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
TAFT AND DIAZ
Mexico Not Enthusiastic
Over American Policy In
Nicaragua.
U. s. CENTRAL AMERICA

Washington, d. c., Dec l2.--Scnor
Enrique Crcel, former Mexican ambass.
ador to this country and sent here M
special envoy for this country IN the
Central American imbroglio, arrived
here today and will begin his mission
before the state department Tuesday.
While insisting that his government
had abounding faith ih the broad
judgment and sound diplomacy" Of
the state department. Scnor Crerl sub.
tly indicated that Mexico was not nj.
together IN accord with the vigorous
measures being cmploycd by the Unit.
cd States io bring the Iclayn govern.
ment ~ time.
"MeNico il the friend ~ both the
United States. he said "My govern.
mcnt would like ~ aid In settling the
prcsen, dispute and i, is in n happy
position 10 further this end -
Scuor Crccl was asked II he meant
that Mexico prepared 10 volunteer her
good Offices 20 bring about u settlement
Precisely, he replied "We hope
~ join with the United States in soly.
ing the situation without bloodshcd
and with entire good feeling. know
II Is the wish of all concerned that
the old year may 90 out in peace aud
the new come ia with the promise of
international amity.
II has been reported in diplomat ic
circles that Mexico is dcsirous Of see.
ing Fernando Mndriz, n strong Zclayan
follower, and president Of the arbi.
tratiOn court NJ Cartigo, chosen to
succeed Zclaya in the event Of the lat
tcr's overthrow OF abdication. Scnot
Crecl denied tonight that his govern
ment was putting forward amy candi.
dstc. Madiil. IL IL an open secret, is
not ace. l'tablc to the state department.
That Mexico ls looking forward 10
the day when the fvc turbulent repuh.
lies Of Central Amc, ca will be- mold.
cd into one government was acknowl
edged by the diplomat. The time for
the creation Of the United States Of
Central America has not yet arrived
in Senor Crecl's opinion and he be,
licved such an smslgamation would re-.
suit through evolution rather than rev.
! olution.
The special envoy who il accompani.
cd by the secretary will remain In
Washington several weeks. lie IL ex.
pected to take part In the negotiate ions
which he expects to lead TO a peace.
full settlement of the American dis.
pu,e with Nicaragua.
From the foregoing II seems that
Mexico does not look on with the kind.
liest spirit the plans Of Uncle Sam In
Nicaragua. From the manner in which
they handle Americans in the cactus
republic, this is TO be expected. The
experience OF conductor Cook, is an
example. The probabilities are, how.
over, that there will be no departure
from the present intentions Of this
country in Nicaragua. The new Amer.
lea policy of absolute protection to
her citizens in all parts Of the world
is gesting with the universal appro'
val Of our people and we would as
well be understood now as at some
future date, so let = show all Of them
who We are, and where we are at.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18

money, other than what he makes on
the route from the sale Of post caTlI
which be has with him, and 10 com.
plete the journey by October 1910
Should he reach his destination by the
time specified, he is to receive the sum
of s5OOO.OO. We have often heard the
expression "a walking advertisement 4"
but we believe this is the best speci.
men We ever saw. lie walks Oklahoma,
talks Oklahoma, ON his back is q large
sign, and he wears sweater the front
of which is covered with large white
letters Oklahoma City Commercial Club
and Daily Oklahoman lie is the Past
Master Booster OF ''oosterville. As
we 20 to press we learn that he has
found Mayor Street, had his papers
signed, and is arranging to give AN ex
hibition at one Of the thcaters tonight
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
TRANSIENT FEEp YARDS
FoR TUCUMoARI

Superintendent Hawks Of the III
Paso a Southwestern, passed through
here Thursday en- route to Dawson on
an inspection trip over the road. While
here W. y. buchanan, president OF the
First National Bank, and q. W. Evans,
.lr., Of the Evans Realty Co., called on
him In his private car and took up the
matter Of locating transient feeding
pens for live stock In this city. Under
the interstate commerce act II Is re-
quired that cattle must be unloaded and
feed every 2s hours aud this Is the
logical point between III Paso and
Oklahoma City, where one Of the largest
packing houses in the west will scon
open. The concern 10 putting million
dollars into the enterprise In 0klahoms
City, and Il will handle much Of the
stun shipped from all over this south.
west territory. Mr.. Hawks talked very
favorably Of the suggestion made him
by Messrs. buchanan and Evans snd
promised them TO take the matter up
right away with the view Of locating
the feed yards here II hs found IA
practical, which he bslisvcd Il would
be.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
DAVIDSON and KEAToR
SELL ABSTRACT BUSINESS

A deal was closed this week whereby
e. g. Davidson aud NJ. y. Kcsior trans
ferrcd their interest in the Tucumcari
Abstract aud Investment Company, to
W. W, Mayes aud r. r.. Penn MIR
Maycs has been connected with tho
business since its organization, and +.
r. Penn was at one time member Of
the firm uf Davidson aud Pom The
Offices Of the Company will be in the
Israel building and under the manage.
ment of W. W. Mayes
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
MERCHANTS CONDEMN
FAKE ADVERTISING
Recognise Newspaper Ad-
vertising and It's Legiti-
mate Supplement.
PROTECTIVE ASS N.

Even he worm will turn and turn II
extinction by the horde of taking ad
ycrtising solicitors, the busineEs men
Ut the city have arose collectively and
individually ON their hind legs and
howlcd to the heavens for protection
against the impOstcrs. AZ It's monthly
meeting the Business Mems Protective
association resolved with some force TO
put the Indian sign GU advertising
,chcmcrs and schemes that do not have
the official .. X. Of the association.
Recognizing newspaper advertising
aud it, legitimate supplement, eRtalog
aud pamphlet advertising, rs the only
method by which actual aud visible
returns can be had ON the investment
Df money for advertising, the mer.
chants are taking steps 10 protect
themselves against the hundreds OF
schemes that are uDfolded to them
every year for boosting their bust.
ness - aud incidentally the bank roll Of
he promoter.
la many cities the advertising 50.
licitors must have the endorsement Of
he local protective associations be.
fore the business men will even listen
tu THEN siren songs and II is proposed
by the III Paso organization to have u
similar plan ia operation soon. Pro.
am advertising for church fairs, fe~.
tiyals and other more or less public
affairs are not clazscd with the fake
advertising by business men aud 1t IN
not against this class of publicity that
the light is to be made.
I'VE consider such advertising In the
light oi charity, said Julius krakaucr,
Que OF the protective association 5 most
active members. "lt Is usually for n
good cause aud we purchase It not a.
good advertising but as good charity.
As Tor the others, many OF them are
lakes pure aud simple aud much money
is neodlessiy wasted in such socallcd
advertising "
j. u. lngles, the business agent Of
the business Men s Protective associa.
tion, made his monthly report at the
meeting held in the association office
Monday night. His report showed that
w percent Of the people pay their debts
but that there were a number Of small
debts contractors who would run u bill
in one store and then switch to an.
other to do their trading. II is this
: practice that the association hopes 10
stop. Mr.. Ingles Is arranging to issue
a letter which will be sent out through
the protective association Office to men
having small accounts unpaid with the
local merchants. Such creditors are 10
be urged to settle up st once in order
20 be rated on the association books
AS good credit men.-El Paso Herald.
The News In in sentiment with this
argument. There has been enough fake
advertising schemes perpetrated in this
community to have put many dollars
into the poe ckets Of the local newspaper
This is case Of boosting the other
fellow who has no interest IN the com.
muni,y, while the home paper is boost
ing home enterprise. Treumcsri should
follow the plan of the business men OF
III Paso, and get out Of the habit OF
Montgomery. Ward methods before they
injure the cause that is helping them to
battle for the home industry principle.