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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14
DIR. p. r. PINARD
Physician and Surgeon
Office over First State Bank
WAGNER, so. OAK

Special Labor Day Post cards,
a fine selection on display at
Wagner Drug Co..
Hail & Safely.
Attorney Grimes went to
Yankton Thursday of last week
where he spent several days
visiting his family and also a
sister who came out from Des
Moines a short time ago.
I can furnish you with any
amount of white ~plastering sand
at 8 cents per hundred.
E. A. Ehrisman, Phone 113
Henry Dalgard returned to
his home at Beresford s. D. on
Monday evening after a weeks
visit with his brotherinlaw s.
N Overgaard. He accompa-
MED the Shipment of two Car
loads of cattle which he pur-
chased in this vicinity.
Service at the Congregations
church Sunday morning: Sun
day school at 1000 a. M, morn.
ing worship at 100 sermon by
pastor, sacrifice. service and
song. Evening worship at ZOO.
A hearty invitation is extended
to the public aud to strangers
in particular, to attend a the
above services.
r. E. Bayes, Pastor.
The following is the program
ct the Teachers meeting, Satur.
day Oct. 18th, in Wagner school
building: First Day of School,
Miss Bernadette Glass; General
Lesson Wsrk, Miss Anna Ran:
Assignment of the Lesson,
Miss Nellie Pitt; Drawing in Our
Public Schools, Miss Mary
Mauel; Paper Sloyd Work, Miss
Grace Latshaw; Study of the
Child, Miss Florence Jack;
Book Review "How to Study"
Miss Ruth Mccormick.
For Sale. winter cabbage, the
finest of the winter varieties, at
2tc per pound. Leave orders
with Stedronsky Bros. Go.
Jos. Pluhar, twelve miles
At southwest of Wagn er.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14

State of South Dakota. County Of Charles
Mix. SIS
In county court.
In matter Of the estate of Wilhslmins
Schneider, deceased
To all known creditors OF said decsssid
You are hereby notified 70 present any
claims which you may . against thu
estate OF said deceased to the underlined
Che administrator OF said estate "a his ONCE
o. Main Street in the city Of Wagner Chsrlss
Aix county, South Dakota. within six month,
after the first public alton of this notice.
Dated October II, 1910
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14
Meet NE 1t Pinard's.

NVNCb HE ~ AAA0x ~
Sheet music at Schreiber's
e. r. Piroutek Of Ravinia wa
10 town Thursday.
Attorney Caster was down
fr. Lake Andes Wednesday.
Mrs. Absher OF st. Charles is
visiting her son and family here
this week.
Found : lsdys shawl. Call al
New Era Office.
wesley Metz has two Poland
China male pigs, weighing about
126 lbs to sell.
The Baptist parsonage is
nearing completion, and will
soon be ready for occupancy.
IL it's anything in the drug
1ne, you can get it at Pinard's
CITY Drug Store.
Jack London returned Monday
evening from . weeks business
trip 20 Sioux City and Chicago.
Mrs. Vincent Kaberna went
70 Tabor Tuesday for few days
visit with relatives and friends.
Monday and Tuesday were
very WARM days, the mercury
running up to near the 100
mark.
Editor Beemer came down
Ravinia Wednesday evening to
take in the show at the opera
house.
For sale, two good heating
stOvss. Inquire Of Dr. Pinard.
Subject for Sabbath morning;
"A Musing King and A Burn
ing Fire" Evening, bright
Side Of Jacobs Life" &C the
Bslstist church.
II y0u want the latest IN sheet
nusic, call and examine our
stock-E C. Schneider.
High grade business and
shorthand instruction is the spe.
cialty with the Sioux Falls
Business College. Sioux Fall
s. OAK. Send for free catalogue
Do Is now.
Now il the time to buy lots in
The new addition to Wagner.
Good terms given. Come and
see me.
tf John Absher.
DR.. r. !. Putnam. Of Sionx
Falls win be il Wagner, at the
ofioe Of DR.. HI. Stuart. Wed.
Oct 26*h., TO treat the eye, ear
nose and throat including the
dtting Of glasses. Dr.. Putnam
refers 70 the physicians as re-
ference.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14
Illustrated Lecture
The Land of the Koran"


At the Methodist church Sun
day evening, Oct. 10th. A rare
collection of stereopticon views
from real life in the sultan's
empire, the rule of the turk and
political economy. A pictorial
study of nineteenth century mo.
ha mmedanis N, Constantinople
the city and the Bosphorus
Turks, Circassians, Arabs and
many other nationalities. Turk.
ish porters, peddlers, pilgrims
and puppets. Journeying by
pack mules and vans. Brousa,
Caesarea, Ancient cl Fl, dwelling
and castles, historic and print
tive customs. Homes and home
life. The Famous Sassoun Dist
riot. Here we see the splendid
qualities Of the Armenians, our
Christian brothers, whom we
see beggared by the atrocious
suppression of the bloodthirsty
Turk.
The views will be interspersed
with illustrated songs, solos,
duets and %quartets. Should be
seen and heard by all.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14

Hoarseness in a child subject to
Group is q sure indication of the ap-
proach of the disease. If Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy is given at once
or ever after the croupy cough has ap.
peared, it will prevent the attack.
Contains no poison. Sold by all deal.
ers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14

We wish to announce that the
county establishes one deposit
tory in each town for the sale of
school books adopted by the
county and the school books are
sold at a small mount above act
ual rholesale price. The Wag-
ner Drug Co., was appointed
the County Depository several
years ago and we can always
supply you with school books
used ia the county as we have
plenty on hand at all times.
Wagner Drug Co.
Hall & Safely.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14
Hipple's Sale Dates.

Monday, Oct. 17ths Wright
Bros, 6 miles south 2 smiles
west OF Wagner, miles north
l mile east of Greenwood. >
Tuesday, Och lSth,s N. j.
Kiser, ST miles southeast of
Lake Andes 2 miles southwest
of Ravinia.
Thursday Oct. Goth, Fred
Fredricks, z miles west of Wag-
ner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14

If it's anything in the drug
line, you can get it at Pinard' s
City Drug Store.
For Sale, a 5 room house and
two lots in esat Wagner to sell
for $140O on which I will give
good terms.
2t John Absner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kennedy
and children departed Wednes-
day morning for Omaha, where
they will spend a few days with
relatives, and from there they
will proceed to Chicago for the
purpose of consulting a special.
ist in regard to Mrs. Kennedy's
health which has been rather
poorly of late
On Tuesday of this week Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Misterek and
daughter, Esther, let Wagner,
where they have resided for a
number of years, going to
Quinn. where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Mis-
terek has accepted . position as
manager of the Fullerton Lum.
Der Go. g yard at that place. 1t
is with regret that the people of
Wagner see these estimable
people go from ourmidst.
They will be greatly missed in
social circles, being very popu-
lar in our city. The New Era
joins with the rest of the people
of Wagner in wishing them the
best of health and prosperity in
their new home.
Ehrishmann can furnish you
with loose or baled hay in any
quantities. Phone 113
The New Era family made a
very pleasant trip overland to
Dallas last Saturday, returning
Monday. spending Sunday with
the writer's brother and wife.
We saw considerable Of the
country west of Dallas, over in
Trip conntv, and must say we
we're agreeably surprised. While
there are places that sand is to
found, thece was no indication
that crops had suffered to speak
of from dry weather, and, in
fact, looked really better than
in many localities on this side
of the river. DR.. Donovan is en-.
gagged in extensive farming out
there, having a very large acre.
age of sod corn out this year.
We stopped at Whseler on our
way home and SD show" to
the county officials st the court
house, and found them all very
busy, and met Bro. Exon of the
Courier, who is prospecting as
well as running . good weekly
paper.
/ have 40 or so stock ho 60 to
cell at my farm II miles south
q Wsgner.-G. W. Bowdish. Ct
M. A. Harvey and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Valentine returned
Saturday from Judith Basin
Colo. where they had been in
quest of land. Mr.. Harvey
bought 400 acres and Mr.. Val
entine bought $50 acres in that
locality. They are quite en-
thusiastic In their praise of that
country, and Judging from
some the samples of wheat they
brought back with them it
must be some wheat ccuntr--.
Mr.. Harvey brought bunch of
wheat straw 10 this Office that
was the production of q single
kernel aud contained 102 stalks.
This would indicate that the
weather conditions are just
right during the stooling sea
son OF winter wheat These
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14

All registered county war
rants drawn on the County Gen
eral fund mum bered from 2l45
to 1901 inclusive are herewith
called in, there being money on
hand to pay same And notice
is herewith given that interes,
on any and all OF said numbered
warrants will cease from the
Gate of this notice
Dated October 18th, 1910.
F. J. Kaberna,
County Treasurer.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14
! fday last Mrs. PObuda

EN*
nv iday last Mrs. P0buda
MED ) decree Of divorce
4 husband, JOS. Pobuda.
n .uda il still . resiAent Of
NJ 1. while Mrs. Pobnda is
rn 4 the new hotel at Lake
q anr
Sky haS been overcast the
days with : cloud OF
iich = supposed to
from The horrible
caased ~ enormous
II M property along
.A9 border several
#M #XaM &&X&EH#E%
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14

Two desirable residence prop
critics in Wagner for sale. Call
on u. q. Johnson. Office over
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08
Wise Selection of Seed One
of Objects of Prof. Tmsley

institution for a period of over thir-
teen years; N
Whereas, He is leaving the insti-
tuition with a splendid record of dill
igent, efficient and loyal service, as
wen as an enviable record of seien-
tific research and achievement, dur
ing his connection with this college;
and
Whereas, Professor Tinsley sewers
his active relations with this college
only for the purpose of entering upon
a field which he considers of broader
usefulness to the people of this terri
tory in his chosen work; now. there
fore be it
Resolved, That the resignation of
Professor Tinsley be and is hereby ac-
cepted by the board of regents with
the deep regret of all its MEMBERS,
with the sincere expression of their
appreciation for the long and useful
service of Professor Tinsley to this in
stitution; and that with the cordial de-
sire that his plans and purposes for
a larger service to the people of the
territory shall be abundantly fulfill
ed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08
CANNOT UNDERSTAND WHERE
THE DIFFERENCE LIES

People in my district" said an
other district attorney this evening
discussing the resolutions, cannot
understand the arbitrary valuations
which the board OF equalization has
placed upon certain classca Of lands
For instance. in amy district practical.
~ an of the land is now held by home
steaders. Homestead land under cul-
~tivation, when classcd rs dry farming
land, is assessed at a minimum of
SO an acre. When not characterization
at sf.25 an acre, These values are low
nough to be sure. but the men who
are paving ON them ~ to know
why land just the other side OF q wire
fence Of precisely the same character
should be taxed at only SO cents an
acre, simply because II happens 20 lie
within the confines Of q land grant,
These are defects which the pro-
gram proposed to the board oi equal
ization should remedy and which we
believe viii be quickly remedied when
the laws are rigidly enforced
These and similar expressions We're
heard from several Of the attorneys,
most of whom left for their homes TO-
night.
Those attending the meeting were;
James NJ. IIervey of Roswell, E. X.
Wright of Santa Rosa. Elmer r.. stud
ley Of Ration, O $. Toombs Of Clay
ton. Charles G.. Ward Of las Vegas,
T.. {. Abbott of Santa re, Alexander
Read of Rio Arriba, George S. Klock
OF Albuquerque, John p. Griffith of
Socorro, Frank Wright of silver city,
Major w. II. II. Llewellyn Of Las CRU
eos. Letters were received from the
attorneys Of Luna and Nc
counties. expressing sympathy
with the purposes OF the meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
ENDORSES MIR, TINSLEY.

Especial Cnrr-N pnndenee W Morning Jnurn.tI
Agricultural College, Mesilla Park,
N. NJ, Jan. 6.-Prof. j.. d. Tinsley, a
graduate of this institution and for
thirteen years employed as an in
structor in different branches, will
leave on this evenings train for Flida,
n. NJ, where he will begin his work
for the Santa Fe railroad. Professor
Tinsley has a large number of friends
in the valley and they as well as the
students viii regret his departure. His
first stop will be at Elida where he
will rtmain for the rest of this month.
Most of his work will be in Roosevelt
and Curry counties. Farmers along
the Belen cutoff will also be in
structed as to the best methods of
making the ground produce the best
results. Farms along the Pecos val
ley road, north of the Chaves county
line VIII also be under his territory.
The following resolutions passed by
the board of regents of the Agricul-
tural College show in what high es-
TEEN Professor Tinsley is held:
Whereas, Professor John D. Tins
ley has offered his resignation from
the faculty OF the New Mexico col
lege Of agriculture and mechanic arts.
to take effect on January i. 1910;
and.
Whereas, Professor Tinsley has
been a member of the faculty OF II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08
TIP 10 THE BOARD.
SAY THE ATTORNEYS

We have passed this thing straight
! up to the board OF equaN2ation.t said
one Of the district attorneys this even
ing There is plenty of law on the
New Mexico statute books aud the dis
trict attorneys of the territory are a
unit in favor Of the strict enforcement
OF the law. That is the only way we
can hope to secure an equitable as.
sessment ana a clean collection under
our present system. Rut the board OF
equalization is the starting point and
the ending of our whole system. This
board must stand squarely up or the
laws cannot be enforced. The board
begins the fixing OF values by placing
the values on railroad property. which
II has n right TO do under the law.
just SO long as the board of equaliza-
ton places the value OF railroad prop
erty for assessment purposes at one-
third or one-fourth or one-half OF rs
actual value, just 81 long Will the
county assessors accept returns on
other classes of property at the same
proportion-or less. Generally il Is
less. Thus the board starts the as
sessment It ends it, for IL is the final
board Of appeal from tho local tax
ing authorities. We have, therefore,
put the matter up to the board.
The resolutions adopted strongly
urge that county assessors live UP t.
the law In regard to making personal
assessment of property in their u
ties, thai they visit each precinct as
required by law and that they take
the oath required by law as to the re-
turn made by each citizen, and tina.
failure to do these things be punished
by removal from office. There is also
a recommendation that any tax coll
lector who fails to collect delinquent
taxes as required by law, and to sell
property on which tax remains IN
paid or is refused. be also presented
for removal and that finally the prop
erty owner who makes a false return
be prosecuted for perjury as required
bv 10y
with these regulations oheyed and
a fair valuation placed IN property we
should soon secure not only a trc-
mendous increase In our assessed value
alton ana 4 corresponding reduction
in our rate of taxation, but an eauit-
able and just assessment between all
property wne and all classes Of
property"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08
Traps ENDEAVOR
TO GIVE BOND
Governor Curry Orders Sheriff
of Chavez County TO Hold
Prisoners Until Further In
StruCtiOnS.

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journal
Roswell, y. NJ, Jan. 7.-RcV. John
c. Trap aud his two sons are being
held in the Jail here under teiegraphic
Instructions received last night from
Governor Curry. who orders Sheriff
Ballard to hold them until further in
structed by Judge Cooley OF the Sixth
district. in which district Constable w.
J. McAdams was shot Tuesday night.
Since word came that McAdams is
not dead and is in the hospital at Ell
Paso. an effort is being made by the
Traps 10 secure bond. their lawyers.
Gatcwood and Graves. having cstab-
lished Geographic communication with
Judge Cooley for that purpose. Sheriff
stevens Of Lincoln county and w. T..
Dudley Of the New Mexico mounted
police arrived last night from Lincoln
to take the Traps back To Corona.
where McAdans was shot. but are now
waiting the result OF the application
FOR bond and orders from Judge
Cooley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08
ABBOTT STRONG FOR
PLACE ON The
Be MI
Santa Fe County Man Said tc
Be Slated as Successor to
Judge Mills in San Miguel.


| Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journal
Santa re. n NJ, Jan THE ma
ioritv OF members of the supreme
court left for their homes today, Chief
Justice Mills leaving Tor Las Vegas
on an early train.
1t is said tonight hat District At
torney T.. G Abbott Of this city has
q very strong chance to DE chosen Tor
tho vacancy on the bench caused by
Judge NILS appointment AS governor.
Nothing has been learned as to what
II an, action has been taken IN the
reappointmcnt Of Judges Parker and
Merle. or as regards their successor
The court before adjournment handed
down the following decisions OF inter
est.
case No. 1858 was reversed in an
opinion written by Chief Justice
Mills.
II was the case of James Reagan.
appellee. vs. rnc EI Paso mt North
eastern Railway company aud the
RI Paso and Northeastern Railroad iu
THE district court for Otero county
John W. Thompson was attorney for
uppelloes and ". a. Hawkins and
Franklin for the appellants. The
court awarded plaintiff dam
ages in the sum OF $500 for the KILL
ing Ct a mare and injury to "a jack
by q train. The opinion of the ga
prome court holds thai the record
does not disclose hat the jack was
aud the mare killed by the
defendant companies or either OF
them. There is also total lack OF
proof that the injury was due To any
negligence Of the defendant. Neg
.igcncc may not be inferred from the
M. r.. fact That stock haze h.fu Kin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

1t was resolved yesterday afternoon
to postpone again the New Mexico Bar
association meeting until February 2S.
when the supreme court reconvencs
AS the Inauguration OF Chief Justice
William j. Mills to tho governorship
takes place the following day a large
attendance Of members OF the bar is
anticipated. especially from the
Fourth judicial district. over which
Chief Justice Mills a presided
for SO many years and to which,
according to custom, the p%rcsidencN
of the Bar association goes this time.
the intention being to hold the annual
election of officers on February 2S
II is also expected that the Las Vegas
bar viii invite the association to meet
with II this August for the regular
meeting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

ed or injured by a railroad train
Negligence must be alleged and PROV.
led
case No. 1853 VAS affirmed in az
opinion BY Associate Justice w. II
Pope. II Is the case of William D
Radcliffe. appellee, KS. Jose e. Chaves
appellant, administrator, an appea
from valencia county. Frank W
Clancy appeared for appellant ano
Felix II. Lester for appellee. Or
Radcliffe hatd claimed &14iU for pro.
fessional services. The probate cour
had allowed him $f72. ana the dis
.rict court sl04T.3a. From this the
administrators appealed. Judge Pope
ia his syllabus says:
4 Failure of the trial court q
make special findings as provided by
Compiled Laws. section 2999, Is not
n tanabie assignment of error where
no luqucst fer such finding was made
and deuicd in the court bclow. Bank
y. Bard. IS \. NJ. 1871, followed.
a motion to strike out tho
whole answer OF a witness, where
part of the answer is good, is prop
erly denied.
3. In eases tried before the court
it will be presumed that the our Ill
timately ~disregarded inadmissiblo
testimony and the erroneous admis-
sion of testimony Will afford no
ground of error unless IL is apparent
that the cur considered such testi-
mony in deciding the ease.
4 Under G. L., Sec 303l, requir-
ing as q prerequisite to receiving
books of account. proof by customers
That the party usually kept correct
hooks. il is sufficient II 1t be shown
by customers that during q period of
years they had always found their ac-
counts as rendered correct, coupled
with testimony that such accounts
We're taken from the books in lues-
ton, IL not being essential that such
customers shall have actually KAN
ined such books and compared their
accounts with them.
8. Under c. L.. Sec. 2O31. admit
ting books of recount where the party
kept no clerk, the act that a physi-
clans wife from time TO time made
entries I'm such books from his die
tation did not constitute her n CLERK
SO Gs to render the books inadmis-
slhle.
G. The word clerk as used in
the statute implied more than a more
nmusements. II means m having
knowledge Of the business so as to be
able of his own knowledge TO testify
rs to Il,
T.. Books of account shown to con-
FORM TO the requirements OF &. L.,
Sec. 3O31, arc admissible and when
so admitted in a suit against IN adj
ministrator may constitute other ma
terial evidence" corroborating the
| claimant as required by G l.. Sec
302l.
s. Under c. J.. See. $3.50, interest
runs on AN open account against the
estate Of Il deceased person, beginning
six months after Che date Of the last
item.
Attorney General Frank w. Clancy
called the attention OF the court TO
the death Of former chief Justice
James O'Bricn ut Caledonia. MINI
and of former Attorney General John
r. Victory al Santa Fe. The court ap-
pointed Attorneys Thomas =. catron,
Alloys y. Renehan ANA charles A.
Spiesa 90 draft resolutions In memoir
lam OF chief Justice O'Bricn, ana APP
pointed Attorneys Frank w. clancy,
George ". prichard and Charles r.
Easley 10 draft resolutions upon he
death of Attorney General Victory,
out of respect to the memory Of these
two the court then adjourned to Feb
ruary 9S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08
Pccos Water Rights Matter Taken
Indcr AlNiAcInnnI.

Territorial Engineer Vernon l.. sui
livan has taken under advisement the
Pecos river water rights disputes. the
hearing OF which in the council cham
Der at the capitol occupied the past
two days and In which some of the
best legal talent in New Mexico made
learned arguments to elucidate the In
tricate questions involved. Twenty
days were granted in which the trus-
tees of the Las Vegas grant could file
~ iefs ana for the presentation of data
as to the water supply Of the Pecos
ana tributaries.
Appeal From Water Rights Decision.
Henry Upton has appealed To the
territorial board OF water commissioh-
ers from the approval of the applici,-
ton of II. r.. Downs Ter waters out
or the pecos river in Eddy county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08
M a|oy's

\X1E have just I'M
w loaded another
car Of Club House
Goods. These are the
best goods put up
and cost but little
more than inferior
goods. Order a case,
we will assert it any
way you want 1t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-08

With some vi the grades OF farming
and grazing land that some OF the
most serious Of recent complaints have
arisen.