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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22


j Brown was registered at the Cover
this week.
Alex Erin ken OF Denver, was in the
city Monday,
C. L, Cochran OF Endee, was in the
city Wednesday.
N. A. Garcia Of the county, was in
the city Thursday.
j. IL. South OF Albuquerque, was in
the city Thursday.
For Stationary: Linde News Com,
pany. l.22.ti
John R Bailey Of New York, was in
the city Wednesday.
I. A. Howard was down from the
Bell Ranch Thursday.
c, W. Kaysre OF FL Psso, was n visit
or TO the city Thursday.
Col, A. 8 Reaves Of Endee, was in the
city Friday IN business.
A. s. White Of Kansas CITY, wac u
guest of tho Cover this week.
r. W. Sea Of Hutchinson, was regis.
tered at the Cover Wednesday.
O. T. Drunkard Of 81. Louis, was in
the city on business yesterday.
". b, Aldrieh Of st. Louis, was in
the city on business this week.
c. c. C%ronkhite, a travelling man Of
Chicago, was in the city Friday.
T. c. Dufield Of Chicago, was regis.
tered at the Glenrock this week.
Jacob Brown Of Taylor, Texas, was
in the city on business Wednesday.
susar-Poanut s6e per pound a.
Linds News Co. l.22-tf
John Brown Of Dallas, Texas, was
registered at the Glenroek Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o'Donel from the Bell
Ranch, were in the city yesterday.
g. +. Doolittle OF FL Paso, was a
guest Of the Cover Hotel this week.
j. Moore, a business man of Amarillo,
was registered at the Cover this week.
Chas. o, Kilmer Of Santa Fe, was a
guest of the Cover Hotel this week.
j. c. Meredith Of w~axaha,chie, Texas,
was registered IT The Cover Thursday
The finest line OF candy in town
10 At Linde News Co. l.22.tf
W. l.. Batson Of the EndSe Town.
site Co, was in the city Wednesday.
+. o. Alfred, the real estate man Of
Bard City, was in Tucumcari yester.
day.
T. II. Roneey Of Douglas, Arizona,
was a guest of the Cover Hotel wednes.
day.
Dan Mclean Of Oklahoma City, Ok.
lahoma, was a guest Of the Glsnrock
this week.
W. ID, Bennett, the contractor Of
San Jon, war attending to business
here last Thursday.
President Buchanan Of the First Ma.
tional Bank, has gone to Washington,
ID. @. FOR two wseks.
Linde News Co. sells Magazines ie.tf
For something TO read; Linds News
Company. I.22-tf
Mr.. Cover. proprietor Of the Cover
Hotel Of this city, is confined to his bed
y an attack Of grip.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE

Sec. 1885, Compulsory School A.
tendance, Proviso.
As amended by Chapter 50, law.
1908 and Chapter lei, Laws 1902
subsection l. That the school directors
or board Of any school district, town
or city In this territory, are hereby EN-.
powered and required to compel par.
ents, guardians or other persons hsv.
ing the control, care or direction Of
children, when such children do not
attend some private or UNCONVENTIONAL
school, to send such children under their
control to the public schools during the
entire time such school In in session in
zach scholastic year in their respective
school communities, except that children
referred to In this act shall not be less
than seven nor more than fourteen years
Of age, or Of such physical disability as
to uunt them for school duties, which
disability shall be certified to by some
regular practicing physician; Provided
That the private or UNCONVENTIONAL
school shall be equal in it's teaching
to the public school Of the district; and
Provided, further, That this section
shall not apply to children who live
more than three miles from q public
school.
Subsection 9. Any parent, guard.
ian or other persons having the control
OF children aud who shall fail or re
fuse to send such children TO school
as required by this act, after the clerk
Of the school district or the clerk OF
any tow OF city school board shall
have given public notice containing the
substance Of this act, written or print.
cd in both English and Spanish, by
posting same In some conspicuous place
at three separate points within the dis.
triet, or publishing the same In some
newspaper within the district, shall be
punished upon conviction thereof by
a fine Of not less than s5 nor more than
s25, or by imprisonment for not more
than ten days in any county Jail:
Provided, That IL such parent or guard.
ian is not able, by reason Of poverty,
to buy books FOR any such child, IL
shall be the daty Of any school board
of any town, district or city, upon the
facts being shown 10 the ta~sisfaction
Of a majority thereof, to purchase,
through the county superintendent, or
through the district, town or city sup.
erintendcnt, II there be one, the ncces.
sary books for the use OF said child
or children which books shall be loaE
ed to said INDECENT pupil during the
school torn, yet shall remain the prop
erty Of the district under the care and
custody Of the district clerk: Provided,
further, That a sum not exceeding $50
may be expended in any district in
any one year for supplying indigen,
children with necessary books to he
paid for out Of the school fund of such
district, by warrants drawn US in other
cases: And provided also, That there
il no school taught within two milea
Of tho place of residence Of said child
by the nearest established road. -.
Subsection 3. County superintcnd
ents are hereby vested with general
supervisory powers in this matter and
shall require directors to comply with
the provisions Of the preceding section;
and it shall be the duty Of the presid.
ing Judge Of the district court to give,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22

"As Ia well known, the Jurisdiction
OF the courts here Is very expensive.
The judges preside over the trial Of
causea arising under the laws Of the
United States, at the headquarters Of
their respective districts; preside over
the territorial courts in each Of the
countless and also meet en- banc AZ
the supreme court. In addition to this,
the courts Of this territory are by
statute declared to be open at all
times for the trial Of cases without u
jury, thence the courts are constantly
conducting legal business, regardless
Of terms Of court, and the criminal
laws especially are being as vigorous.
ly enforced rs these laws are in any
state in the Union.
1.-THE judiciary of the territory at
the present time is composed Of a
chief justice and six associate justices,
and these judges, without exception,
are learned and capable ~jurists, men
of high ideals and Of unquestionabls in.
tegrity. Fortunately, the courts Of the
territory enjoy the respect and con.
adence of the entire people, three Of
the judges Of u supreme court hav.
ing been members Of 1t for three sue.
eessive terms, which is a rare thing in
the history Of territorial courts. | am
much pleased with the administration
Of justice in the territory, and have
the utmost confidence in the courts.
"ln conclusion, | again respectfully
request, II the name of half a million
people, that you lend your aid and in.
.uenee toward securing statehood for
New Mexico during the coming session
Of congress. For more than thirty years
the people Of this territory have time
aud time agaia appeared before congress
with data as to wealth, population, NOR.
al and social conditions of New Mex.
leo and have asked to be admitted TO
full citizenship. We have asked con.
gress to appoint committees TO visit
the territory and investigate conditions
here, as We are satisfied that even those
who have been opposed to our admis.
sion would withdraw their opposition
IL they could see the territory AZ 1t
IS today. We have a population Of
nearly Il half Of a million Of people,
the majority Oh whom are the do.
scendents OF the Anglo.Saxon race; the
balance are spanish. American citizens
who are as ~law'abiding and as good u
people as ever lived in any state or
territory. They have always been loyal
to our country and to our flag. We
have more than $1,000 600 worth Of
property, and our resources in the way
of coal, timber, copper, fertile lands
and an excellent climate are attract.
ing a very desirable and substantial
class Of people TO this territory.
1.-The leading political parties Of the
nation inserted special planks in their
platforms during the last national con.
ventions, pledging themselves TO the
passage Of statehood bills, and We GER.
tainly believe that the major portion
Of the American people are in sympa.
thy with the pledges made by their
res %Nective parties. For these and
many other reasons l request in the
name Of the people Of New Mexico
your assistance in securing statehood
for this territory during the coming
session Of congress-"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
TINsLEy SAYS FARM.
Frs ARE IN GAME
Finds Enthusiastic Welcome
Everywhere Along the
Santa Fe.
LOOKS ENCOURAGING

Prof. J. ID, Tinslcy, expert dry farm
or for the Santa Fe railroad, spent
several hours in Albuquerque last night
on his way from Las Vegas to points
on the cutoff where he has arranged
preliminary meetings with the farmers
of the various districts TO discuss plans
for the work Of the year ahead. Mr..
TiDslcy has been on u visit to the
Nalmora ranch ear Watrous, where
he has been passing on the feasibility
OF tho property tor use m a sa~nitarium,
the plan Of Chicago physicians behind
the project being to operate the big
ranch as n farm with the patients do.
ing much Of the work. Mr.. Tinsley .
report will largely determine the success
or failure Of the project.
My present trip over the Santa Re
is largely a preliminary one, " said Mr..
Tinslcy last night, ~ want to know
how the farmers feel toward the work
proposed; how many there are who
can be reached by our plans and how
many are willing to cooperate with
Us. Thus far | have failed to And II
farmer who is not willing 10 join with
US in testing the dry farming possibil..
tics Of the country. Everywhere the
greatest enthusiasm exists aud am
very much encouraged over the outlook.
Later we will 90 over the field again
and map out the work carefully with
a view to starting some active ex
perimental work. | am more and
more convinced that the alternate
cropping system will be found the
most effective In this country. IL has
been found most effective in Montana
aud in the north. where they have
here and IL 1t is the bes, system there.
It stands to iesson that ~ IL he hest
here. However, only time and ~.
pertinent win show which is the best
system. The most encouraging thing
abou, N, present rio inm !. ,i.i
the farmers are willing and anxious
to learn. This means cooperation and
| am satisfied that cooyreaIiou meai $
results"
Mr.. Tinsley plans. when his sys.
TEN gets into working order, to Wis.
Il each Of the districts at least once
thirty days so that he will keep
in close personal touch with the work.
After the season opens the meetings
will be held in the open air, usually
on one or more farms, whore active
experimental work is being done.
With bis wide practical experience,
Mr.. Tinsley will be able to show the
farmers by actual work in the field
when soil is in proper shape and the
best methods Of tillage and seeding.
II will DO work Of the most practical
nature and will be very sure to appeal
20 the practical man. "-Albuquerque
Journal.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
A N NAME

The nam Of the Federal Banking
Company Of tins city has been chang
ed to the 90 International Bank of Com
mercc. In u short time the signs that
bcnr the old name will bc replaced with
new ones ou which will hc the new
lame. The signs have been ordered and
will probably reach here next week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
REWARD ron MURDERER
OF HERMAN MILLER

The citizens Of the community In
which Herman Miller was murdered
some weeks ago, an account Of which
appeared in the News, has offered a
reward of $4,000 and sheriff Ward
$4,000 for the apprehension and con.
vietion Of the murderer. While 1t is
believed that the officers have some
clues which may lead to the capture
Of the guilty party, they win give
out no information for publication.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
NEW FRONT FOR BANK BUILDING

Work commenced yesterday tearing
down the awning on tho Federal Bank
Building. The walls Of the building on
Main street aud down Second street
to the post Office, will be taken out
and will be replaced with walls Of buzz
brick. The building will bo thorough.
ly remodeled and will be one Of the
most attractive in the city. About
twelve thousand dollars will he spent
on the improvement, Next June the
First National and the international
will exchange buildings. and Tucumcari
will have two Of the hsndsomest Bank
Buildings in the Southwest.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
YAxHHR OF EIoHT
CHILDREN DISAPPEARS

Ths family of william Gon, a ranch
msp nsas Tsalhsrt, consisting Of a wife
end ssght children are in distress over
his disappearance. Goa got up from
tho supper table last Saturday night
ana went 10 the lot to look after his
horsss aad has never been heard Of
since. II 10 feared by the family that
be bAs suffered mentai alteration and
maybs has persisted In the storm
that swept over that section Of the
country.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
For Sale BY F. e. Record.
BARGAINS!


The following is a list Of a
few of the Bargains in J. r.
Daughtry's Real Estate
Lists:
Lots 3 & 4 Blk. IL
Russell Addition $500.
Lots 7, 8 and 8, Blk 43
MCGEE Addition, $500.
Lots 2, 8 and 8 Blk. /
Gamble Addition, .$l25.
Lots IA to "a, Blk. 7,
New three room house, good
location close in on High
Street. Price $3.50. $500
cash, balance in easy pay
ments.
Daubs Addition. ..$2,25O.
Nice 4 room house on Sec
ond Street, close in $3.50.
Good 8 room house on T..
Main st. .$l,25O.
Good 4 room on E. Main
st. close in. .$1,150.
Elegant 4 room frame,
plastered house on Center
st. close in .$1,450.
80 Acres well Improved
patented land 6 miles east
OF town. $500.
Good REIMBURSEMENT with
improvements 2ll miles
from town, Price, $500.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22

a ball will be given Thursday even.
ing, 9Th for the benefit Of the band.
at the skating rink. Good Music. Good
Floor and a good time for all. Every.
body invited. Admission sl.00.
j. c. Croker Of Bard City, wal in the
vicinity Friday. Mr., Croker is erect,
ing a business house at Bard.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
JUSTICE WINTERS COURT

Tho following cases were disposed OF
in the Justice Cour, this week; Ter
ritory W Jose Abeyta, charge Peti,
larceny. Fined 800 and costs. City
Of Tueumcari VS. John Lott, Charge
drum kenness, plead guilty, and was
fined one dollar and costs.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22

Where the majority OF people make
mistakes. II anything gots broke or out
Of order they throw II away, whom
thsy q have IL MADE ~ good a now
By JACK THE xrNkER. 10
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, y. \. Lar
Office at Tucumcari, ". NJ.

Department OF the Interior, u. y. Land
Office at Tucumeari, ". NJ.
January Is, 1910
Notice IN hereby given that Mangum
II. Bryson, Of Tucumcari, ". NJ, who,
on July .. 1909, made Homestead En-.
try No. $500, (Seriai No. 04s8l), for
sEh, See. 81, Twp. II n, Range 80 y,
Y. ". =, Meridian, has filed notice Of
Intention TO make Final Five Year,
Soldiers Proof, 20 establish claim
10 the land above described, before
Register and Receiver, u. y. Land
At Tucumcsri, n. NJ, on the
LIST day Of March, 1910.
Claimant M as witnesses: w. J..
I'uett, G. A. Brown, X. Threlkeld, j.
". O'Bannon, all Of Tucumcsri, N. NJ.
'22.bt n. A. prenties, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22

Isaac Kline, representing the immi,
grafton department Of the Rock Island,
Chicago, il in the city today in the
interest of the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22

pr. q. r. Gilbert Of AiamOgordo, was
hare several days guest of his brothers.
ia-lsw, 7. A. MuisAsad and 7. II. Ban
8ssa.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22

J. r Daughtry buys and sells Real
Estate. Tucumcari, Now Mexico. ctr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22

Let Linds News Company take care
Of your Magazine and paper smbserip-
tions. i.22.tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

odd years ago typical American boy dreaming the
boy dreams of big game and OF thrilling adventures by
food and field. AS urchin he shot rabbits along the
country lanes Now he hunts my lord the elephant in the
high grass that grows in the shadow of Mount Kenia
u ia farm capital of the country that ruled
by this modern type of the African overload This single
body of land comprises 10000 1t is
from boundary fence to the other Nearly in the
of it, and crownng the brow of long slope of land
lie the bungalow, the kraas compounds and native huts
that comprise the Mcmillan establishment Here is the
seat of for of the almost unknown
plains stretch westward toward Lake Victoria Nyanza,
norhward toward the Soudan and eastward to the
GUSTAV MAILER is fifty years old. For thirty years
VI he has been orchestral conductor, and to-day
Nksch alone the first place with him in the
cert hail. During these three decades he has written eight
symphonies, besides opera, fairy play, and number
songs and orchestral and chamber pieces Nearly all of
these works composed during vacation time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

But, sure enough, Mr.. Lorraine s next
engagement was leading one, and at
Drury Lane theatre. When war broke out
in South Africa, Mr.. Lorraine at once threw
up his engagements, went out, aid great
ly distinguished himself.
Coming back, he went to New York,
where he established himself firm favor
ite with the playgoing public. And now he
is still winning further honors with his
plucky flights, and seems likely to become
one of the leading aviators of the world.
A NOTABLE convention scheduled for
"A next month is that of the German
speaking Roman Catholics, to be held at
Newark from the 11th to the 18th. The
Vatican IS representative will be Cardinal
Vincent Vanutelli, who has been specially
appointed by the pope. The distinguished
visitor will not confine his tour to this con-
vention alone, but will also visit several
other sections of America.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
PERSON. AL

EISS MARIE HALL the famous violinst has just
1V1 peted arrangements for tour through South Africa
guarantee of 100000 which is the largest offered
violinst Miss Hail. strange to say, had proper
tuition violins when child and her first money was
made by playing in the streets for pence One day. when
she only fifteen, gentleman attracted by her playing
interested her. and arranged that she should
London compete for the Wesseey scholarship at the
Royal Academy of Music Marie the scholarship easily
but, having funds to live in London back to the
pavement edge she had to CO.
One night she went a concert hall where Kubek
playing and after the performance she went up to him
asked if he would hear her play Greatly to her
prise he consented and after hearing her performance he
enrapued by her renderg that he insisted send
ing her to his master Sevck be trained into pro-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

fessional violinist. He quickly
put her on the right road toward
a successful career, and now her
fame is worldwide.
D OBERT Lorraine, who re-
IN Gently few across the Irish
channel, thus breaking all records
for over-thesea flights, began life
as an actor, learning his lessons
in the hard school of provincial
England, says AZ. a. p. Coming
to London, he secured an engage
ment with Mr.. George Alexander,
who was then rehearsing "The
Prisoner of Zenda.o
"What can you do9" Mr..
Alexander asked him, so the story
goes.
"Play lead,'' replied the ap-
plicant promptly.
every well" replied the actor
manager, "Im find you a small
part.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04
MAIN LY

ArO ONE ever thinks of a clown as an
N old man. 1t is hard to reconcile
age with the antics of the funny
fellows who tumble about the circus ring.
Yet they must grow old, for one rarely
hears of an accident to clown, such as be-
falls the acrobats and athletes of the red
wagon world, cutting short their careers in
early life.
James Doughty, an English clown, ninety
two years of age this month, claims to be
not only the Oldest living clown, but also
the oldest active actor in Great Britain. lie
is survivor of the Grimaldi regime, and
has appeared on every stage in the United
Kingdom except that of Cork. His life as
a clown began seventy-six years ago, and
not season has passed since then that he
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

has not worked a portion of it.
Evidently his claim is a well
founded one.
TATILLTAM NORTHRUP No
w MILAN, who calls st.
Louis his home, has the right to
administer "the high justice, the
middle and the low" over count
less square miles of the rolling
plains of British East Africa.
st. Louis sees him but seldom
since he has established himself
in his fortress-like bungalow on
the East African plains. Now
and again he passes through his
birthplace, but he does not linger
long. The primitive country,
3,4O0 miles inland from the In
dian ocean, has more charms for
him than the hollow delights of
civilization. The East, an an
cient, patient East, has got into
his bone and blood. Some thirty
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-02-19

the Stock Exchange, while two
deaths were caused in the streets
through it. Not stroke or business
was done that day and it was really
not safe to walk through the streets.
Boys got on the roofs of build.
ings and simply showered down balls
on any and every one. One Kafir
boy thought he had awakened in
Heaven and refused to work or eat
1t showed heavily all that day, and
by evening there were sixteen inches
of snow. All the trees were in full
feaf, and many branches snapped
under the weight.
AT luncheon we heard a crash-a
very tall tree had fallen across tho
roof of the house next door. Not
being used to snow people had no
idea Of clearing it away, consequently
we dwelt in thick slush for a couple
Of days, the sun eventually drying it
up. Today l went out without
jacket, and an ordinary cotton blouse
on. The sun was very hot."-Lou.
don Standard.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-02-19
A QUESTION OF BAIT.
Is It Wiser for the Beggar to Leave
Few Pennies in His Hat or MANY?

one thing that I've never been
able to settle in my mind to my own
satisfaction" said a street beggar
whose specially is sitting on a step
and holding out his hat to passersby.
is the question of how many pennies
it Is wise to have in the hat for peo-
pie to see as they go by. OF course
you understand there are two theories
on this; working on one you leave
there only a few, just three or four
pennies scattered around irregular
but pretty far apart, and on the 9TH
er you leave in the hat a lot of pen
MES.
"Of course the idea of the first
plan Is to make people when they see
how little you've got want to chip in
and help, and the idea of the other
plan Is to stir people up to generos-
ity by showing them how generous
others have been, and there's a heap
to be said for that There's lots Of
people that give because they like to
go with the crowd.
'I've tried both plans and had good
days with a lean bait and bad days
with full bait in the hat, and then
I've had good days with full bait
and bad days with a lean bait. All
you can do is If one plan don't work
we'll try the other; you never can
tell. New York Sun.