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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03
6Ountu assessor

The office Of the county esses-
sor is in better shape than it has
ever been before, Duriag the
past three years the assessment
of the county has been much
larger than previous, the result
of the office being on a business
basis and conducted by a bust
ness man. The work of the as
SCISSOR strikes the pocketbook of
every taxpayer, which means
practically every voter in the
county. When all are assessed
equitably, the burden is not Sc
we're on anyone, but when faye :
itism is shown, it falls heavi /
on the small farmer and small
property owner. D. G. Howell,
or Dixie, as everybody calls him,
has done the work with exceed
ing great care, The board of
county commissioners has said of
his work, that "the books are the
best they have ever seen" His
political opponents have been
compelled to give him credit for
having his records in the best
possible shape, Do not these
comments urge his re- election?
There is no complaint about
double taxation, a matter of
which we heard so much under
Mr.. Howell's predecessor. The
extensions on the books are what
they should be and not multiplied
as they were during one year in
time past. There has been NO
forced balance - as was the case
before Mr.. Howell took charge
of the office. Mr.. Howell has
given the work his personal at
tention, and has had competent
help to assist him. His work
shows competency throughout.
With as competent officials in all
the county offices as Dixie Howell
has been in the assessors office,
the taxes would soon be reduced
a large per cent. Vote for Dixie
and you will not regret it.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03
W6d06d 0t
court thOuS6

Judge IIoweh yesterday
morning joined in bonds Of
holy matrimony Clarence G..
Brown and Miss Lily May
Jones, both Of Corona, N. NJ.
They we're attended by Miss
Brown and Mr.. Jones, sister
and brother of the bride and
groom. Both young people
are we'll known in the vicinity
of Corona and have many
friends who wish them we'll.
They returned to the Crown
City yesterday where they
will be at home to their many
friends.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03
Was afraid 80 90
hOnO6 in th6 Dark

Last December one Of the wit
nesses in a suit for divorce in the
district court here, after testify
ing took the train for his home
neal. Willard. Arriving at Will
lard he slipped into the depot,
where he remained until two oiti-
zens of Willard secured a team
and their guns and accompanied
him home. That witness is to-
day the candidate for sheriff on
the Republican ticket. Won't he
be a fine sheriff, if elected?
Afraid to go home in the dark!
Is this the kind of peace officer
you want. Mr.. Voter? If not,
vote for julius Meyer, the man
who is not afraid Of any man,
because he treats every man
right.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03
Is HmbI6 GOlnQ
TO Santa F6?

Are you going to vote for
man for County Treasurer who
has his residence in Santa Fe
and will spend most of his
time there or a man who is a
resident of this County aud IN.
tends to make his home here
and have personal supervision
of the office! We leave it to
YOU Mr.. Voter and trust to
your good judgment, Estan-
Cha Herald.
MIR. McGiIlivray has been a
resident of this part of New
Mexico since before the edi.
tress of the Herald was born,
and has never lived nor voted
any place else in that time
Such prevaricatlons merely
show how desperate the gang
is getting aud how they must
manufacture campaign lies"
against the candidates on the
Democratic ticket. Such
boomerrangs will only
strengthen the voters in favor
of McGillivray, as the people
know him better than they do
the Herald.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03

tory for several years previous
to taking the Office OF sheriff,
commends him to the voters.
OF the county, regardless of po
litics, for their hearty support.
That he has made good is
above question. His appoint
ment as a member of the
Mounted Police, without ap-
pIication on his part, shows
the faith that the territorial
officials had in MIN, and his
reappointment to that position
by succeeding executives,
proves that their confidence
was not misplaced.
Meyer knows when to keep
his mouth shut in his work, DIS
we'll as how to work success.
fully. His record in the Juan
Peralta murder case is still
fresh in the minds of the read
ers of the News. How he was
called to Tajilue on Thursday
and ON Friday night had the
murderers under arrest, and
the following Tuesday had the
confessions and pleas of guilty.
This is but. one case of many
where he has shown his fitness
for the place. The Grey case
at Lucia is another instance.
But why enumerate mofes
Every citizen knows that law
Iessness has decreased IN a
large per cent since Meyer has
been sheriff of the county. Is
not this a splendid recommen-
Vation in itself9
Meyer has never had to be
escorted home after dark by
arm ID men. He is honest and
upright with every man and
has no one to fear. Vote for
Meyer and you are protecting
YOUR own interests.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03
OOunbv Commissioners

The Office of county commits
sl0ner is one of the most i'm
portant among the county OF
fees, as this Office has the let
ting of all contracts and the
auditing and paying of all
bills for the county. Business.
men, who can and do rely on
their business sense, should be
chosen to fill this office. And,
in the transaction of the peo-
pies business, men who know
the people should be chosen
A figure head, who must post
pune action on important mat
ters until the boss" is con
suited, is not a fit person to
fill tie position. Lorenzo Ia
mora, who is candidate for
the commissionership from
the first district is a man of
the people, who understands
the people, a businessman who
has conducted his private bust
ness on business principles and
who has numerous friends not
only in his home precinct but
in the whole county. Juan
Cruz Sanchez, the candidate
from the second district is a
young man of sterling charac-
ter, whose business ability is
unq0estionCd. Both gentle
men speak both English and
Spanish, anu are not ruled by
any boss When business
comes before them, it will be
settled then and there, and
net lie on the table for futher
consideration and never taken
up again. A glance at the
records of the CON missioners
shows that much important
business has been treated in
this manner during the past,
and merely allowed to die a
natural dea h while waiting to
be taken up again. A change
in the personnel of the board
is imperative, if the business
of the county is to be conduct
ed as it should be.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03
RuDy GOOdln DIGS

Monte Goodin left Sunday
night for Roswell in response
to a message that his sister,
Ruby, was very i'll with diph
liberia. Yesterday morning a
message was received from the
parents stating that Ruby had
died early yesterday morning
The Goodin family has many
friends here who viii sympa
thize with them in their sor-
row, Ruby was IN especially
bright girl, and although en-
teripg her teens 10 age, we
still think or Der th3 little"
girl we knew half a dozenn
yea, S ago. Ehe News joins
joins the numerous friends in
extending sympathy to athe
family.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03
Sheriff MSU6r

Julius Meyer, candidate of
the Progressive Republicans
of Torrance county for re cleo
ton, on the Democratic ticket
is one Of the best known men
of the county. His record as
sheriff for the past three years
and as Il member of the
Mounted Police of the terri
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03
Stats Representative

A. j. Green, nominee for rep
resentative from Torrance coun-
ty on the Democratic ticket, has
been a resident of the county
for the past five years or more.
He owns considerable property
in the county and is a heavy tax
payer. If elected he will serve
the people we'll in the first state
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03
the Estancia Valley.

the Estancia Valley.
That he is capable Of conduct
ing the office to which he aspires
in a business-like and efficient
manner is conceded by all. He
has a strong support from his
own drecinct, and also among
the mountain precincts, where
the people know him best, his
dealings with the natives having
been straightforward and honest
thus forming lasting friendships.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Angus McGil-
livray and two babies came in
yesterday morning from their
ranch home, in the Pedernal
Hills, 20 miles east Of town.
They will not return until
after election.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-11-03

Vote for the Blue Ballot and
Freedom,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-08
ELOPERS KILL
MAN IN WAY
ALLEGED DAKOTA SHERIFF pol.
SONEO HIS BRIDES FIRST
HUSBAND.
Rad Eloped Win the Widow an Hour
After His Own Wife Had
Ended Her Life.

NINNEAPOLlS Mimi. Sept. T.
tn" e.opcment of J.. ". Plo,u.r. Tor.
mcr sheriff ot Davidson county.
south Dakota. with Mrs QUINN
within an hour OF ih" death of his
wife. caused relatives of Peter Albert
Quinn. formerly OF MINNEAPOLIS. 70
leave th's c.ty for Mitchell. y. d..
with the intention of placing muir
der chars" against Plotucr.
Quinn died Boo Mitchell August Fl.
l'"'. flotrrr and Mrs Quinn wor,
arrested iu Omaha. and are being
taken back 10 Mitchell.
Rci"fivc~ of Quinn charge that
F!oincr. with th" assistaIc- of Mrs.
lrter Albert Quinn and "a mysterious
person whose name is being kent
secret. murdered quinn in such "a
manner ass go maxi. his death ann, ar
suicide. It i- cbarScd that Nzs. Plot
ncr who WAS au invalid. sdriv.u
20 suicide because OF Tlut.,rs .t.
icntious 10 Mrs Quinn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-08
Forty Thousand
Attend State Fair
DEATH FOR TWO
DARING BIRDMEN
GASOLINE TANK LODE S
WRECkING MACHINE.
Pa,r Piunges 10 Instant Dea.h. Will.
Third Aviator Fractures
His Skull.

M' I.liAi ~EN. Germany. sept. -
Tvs" NOR. names were added to-day
:" iH" long ron II persons killed This
t'ar 100 a'rnrian, accidents
I.i".t.iart \,wmaun. German
u. ,trt aviator. started from this
'i.' t'.s morning IN the direction Of
~'t'~~'uG-. crrt INK as passenger
NJ L''"ut'. % French a.rouaui. Tn.
4,i'Iau" hardly had gou, nftc.u miles
W-." Rho easoiiu" tank exploited.
4h. report ct m" explosion was
a"4ihI" f"r % distance of several
H..,-.
fH. machine dropped 30 Bllzhcim
ii'tr tr altitude p. sixty feet ami
H.th atia'"rs w.r" instautIs knl~I
Thar ~eal- We're hru'.'u and tr.v
yes" rl-h'ilut injured aloa, th.
h,.i.
kNi.i~t:I NJ. G.rmaur S.rt.
Aviator Paul So rE. fell with his
.'f.t.4r.. wuiir u.tnII- o. uIrnt here.
t'-.a. and fi1,fIr.I Iis skull
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-08

ATTRACTS
THOUSANDS
0rsnodaughter OF Stanton Uncovers
His Statue at Steubenvilie in
Presence Of $4,000.
GENERAL FRED GRANT
MAKES HISTORICAL TALK.
Governor Harmon, Senator Pomerene.
General Siekles and Other Not
ables Also Talk

Special Dispatch 20 thc Intcllicer~.r
STEl BE\NlLLE. O., Sept. The
bronze statue OF Secretary of War
Edwin VI stanton. OF heroic size. was
unveiled here today in the presence
OF fifteen thousdud people who cheer
ed Mrs. Cora Stanton Jahncke. Of
New Orleans. granddaughter OF stan
ton. who pulled the cord that released
the flag surrounding the bronze fic
ur". II WAS erected - years after
his birth here and - years after his
death IN front OF the court house.
where b" coped successfully with the
legal giants NJ the bar here sixty
years ago. The unveiling was wiz.
messed by crowd Of DISTINGUISHED
persons who sat on the speakers
platform. Among them was Hon.
Lcwis II. stanton. of New Orleans.
son of Secretary Stanton and other
relatives General Nelson 4 Miles.
General Daniel J.. Sicklcs. General
Fred Il Grant. Governor Judson Har-
mon. also occupied seats The sta.
tue represents stanton standing as il
making an address. his left hand
holds a manuscript while The right
Is bent upwards over thc breast as
t IN argument The inscription on
%" si1fu" reads:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-08
OWENSBOTTLE
MACHINES
To Be Installed. Which Is the Direct
Purpose Of Action Of
Stockholders.
TO ISSUE HALF MILLION
OF THE STOCK AT ONCE.
Business Of Well Known Local Indus.
try viii Be Greatly Increased
AS Result.

million dollar increase In capiiali.
cation was authorized by the stock
holders o. tho UaZel-Atlas Glass Com
pany. at a meeting held Yesterday
afternoon at . o'clock. at the main
offices of the company In the Con
scrvative Life building This action
makes tho big concern a three
million dollar corporation and IS the
most important step that has been
taken for years.
Cecil \. Robinson presided n the
meeting. which was largely attended.
a very large proportion OF the stock
being represented. The statement of
the officials OF tho COMPANY vas read
and the increase was made with "A
great deal of enthusiasm u was con.
clusivclv shown that IL was fully
justified and would be the means of
greatly expanding the capacity and
consequently increasing tho business
Of the company.
FivC hundred thousand dollars of
tho new stock will no ISSUED at once
and will be apportioned among the
present stockholders I'm proport ION 20
the amounts they now hold The
stock will be ISSUED AZ - and there
will he none on the open market
The direct purpose OF the increase
IS 20 install nuWl.r OF additional
Owens bot'lN machines invented by
Michael Owens. of this city. which
rovoiutionizCd the glass industry.
These machine VIII hc placed IN
both rho Washington. Pa and Clarks-
burg plants OF the Ha2ol-Ntlas com
VauF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-08
500 PERSIAN
REBELS DEFEATED
Eii Either Killed or Taken Prisoner:
ErSnahs Forces Are Com
pIetely Crushed

WASHINGTON sept 1-Th. a..
-hab h1- met vifh l crushing dcf.a;
.n l.- attempt fo reach Tch.rau ac.
.'rI.us f1 Information supplied FOB tho
department of stan, Dog thr Persian
.'rIflDu r fI.s c.ft Tho cable aI.
s..'- "'r' THAT tlc Persian govern.
n'u' troops encountered tn" rob.ls
on N0ni1 aua tuesday near Emam
H'.h uHflr NarHmiu
Ilo government forces captured aIl
'., rebels tgra. nuiIuE and oaptur.
rr 't' hundred T.rkowtrt Ar4had
'| i'HtIHr f'r commander AZ tho
h.. '.-."- uHs himself captured
I.. r.... tstt+ tnuflrIe' ~ T.
r.U HI- ..uU.r'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-08

IN front Of store here on Monday
night When he returned il was
gone. and dainty footprints in the
SOFT earth Indicated that it had been
taken by a woman. The Constabulary
were notified and took up the trial.
following II aS far as West Newton,
"herc II was lost on a brick road. Il
was picked up later and the chase
continued. The girl Is described as
about Is years old. pretty and well
dressed. She is accompanied by a
young man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-08

With the Thursday record smashed
with an estimated attendance of be-
tween "t.u"" and 10000. and Iatur-
able weather promised sor today. tus
marlEcmruf ot the state fair was IN
better frame of mi.d last et"n.u.,
thuu ou th" day before
Heach"y viii make hi- firhf- fhIs
afternoon. rain or shine. and it ne
air is as fr'" from puuciures as
Secretary Gror-c ilook declares 10
Will l". state fair spectators may
depend upon tao aviator fpr mura
thrilling exhibition than ON any ~ fns
rretioIs days Really th. best races
of The whole week. are scheduled tor
TODAY. and thr visitors vino are FORE
tuuat- enough '1 attend today viii
get their money worth. flatz
Ciuch. iu consideration off fh. many
other free attractions. all making
the fair fine b,st ever.
It .s stated ou fhe authority o. a
(Continued on Page Hins1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-08
HAZEL-ATLAS INCREASES ITS
STOCK ONE MILLION DOLL
PRETTY GIRL CHASED BY ARMED POSSE
ACCUSED OF STEALING HORSE TRUE WESTERN
ElU0Es FARMERS sH OF AT HER

MT. PLEASANT. Pa. Sept. "A
dashing young woman horse thief is
leading the troopers of the state
constabulary and a posse OF angry
farmers merry chase through the
hills of Westmoreland and Fayctta
counties. To the present she has
eludcd her pursuers. although one
farmer got close enough to shoot at
her
The victim OF the girls love for
horeiicsh was Howard Croushore. OF
Ruhsdale. who hitched his $3.50 horse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-08
Beattie Case Goes
10 the Jury To-day
Lawyer for State and Defense Are
Presenting Pleas to the Twelve
Men in Box.
PAUL BEATTIE AND
MISS BINFORD FREE
Miss Binford Departs 20 Beqin a
Vaudeville Engagement in
Eastern Theatres.


HEN FRFItID CDT'KT
HOUSE. Va. sept. =. Paul
Hcattic and Miss Beulah Hin-
ford. the other girl" were
released from the Jail today.
whore they have been hold rs
witnesses Paul went home
90 his Wifo and baby. Miss
blntord has departed for New
York. whore she has contracts
20 appear in vaudeville In
eastern theatres az salary
~ from $40 % $500 "A week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-08
4
BIG FEATURE
That Made Glad the Hearts Of All
Stoekmen and Owners Of High
Grade Stock.
BRADFORD ABERDEEN ANGUS
CATTLE WON SPECIAL PRIZE
Rain Held OF Until Close OF the
Day-All Attractions Were
Well Patronized.
ToDAY's RACING EVENTS
2:25 trotting stake. p: 81

2:25 trottina stake. p. .3o
p. m.
2;1l pace, I 2. m.
2;i6 pace. 100 .. m.
2:i7 trot. 2 .. m.
2:23 pacirq stake. - 3o
p. m.
2;i5 trotting stake. 3 p. m.
Beachy first flight. 3:15
p. m.
o furlong run. 3:45 .. m.
seaehy second fight. AIS
p. m.
Cattle prizes awarded. I 30
p. m.
Probably two other races.
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yss Loo Dfuns. - xts SanuaS $3.50 -
s85. am SdluS $3.50; fir Rat $50
--s.e5. am eAlus $3.50 fir SuI! $685.
--S.65, am S6lut S8.65.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22
Gintinuati %. December

GiHcin nnatt, %. December.
Der ShioHnb Il l6eraG i'm Fadeu beariHen
nuo bsrfeIbe bate asftsru abtuo bel hieii9er
Staot eluen @afsrfanb bon 94.8 Gub.
Die folaeubsu Dspsiden trafsn pabrcnb
bss aeFriasu 1aass bier siu :
gtttsbura 30. Der sru5 Fat sineu
@afrHanb boa I'll Rus unb fGqt.
@hetItnc, gs. 80. Der ftus bat
.insn 9afsritano BON 1873 SUB unb fdat.
9art.rsbura, 81. ga. Der Slus bat
.in.u 8ohtrHano BON ia 5us unD fdIt.
Faudphu faIls. Der Efus bat
.in,u @aFsrfano bon s.9 Tub uno idat.
gbarGtfton.gS Is. IA. Der stuS bat
ein.n @aHsrfane BON IA Jus unb idat.
Gattlsttsbure. s1. Der FIub Fat
.insn @aisrifdnb BON 29.5 Gus uuo fdat.
gtgl 9. @a. Der Ftus
bat .in.n @aFertaHb bon 222 Sub IL f1at.
Gortsmsutb, 6. Der Stus bat Ell.
usn 3aFtrtano uOn 3l.4 Sub unO faIt.
eoutsbiItc. sn. Der Slus bat sinsu
@nFsridno bon 1872 Jus uub fiGt.
gbansbiIGs. 5ue. Ger Tlus Bat
sinsn @dFsrhuno BON 32.2 Gus uub fdat
G.airo, 3as. Der RIuS Bat siu.n @af.
feraans bon 34.5 Jus uHo tsiat
Wtmp bis, 3suu. Der 5Ius bal ei.
men sSahsritano bon 25.3 auo teiat.