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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02

Ninccntc OterO left this week for
Valencia county, where he expects to
locate, We hate 20 lose him, as he has
been living here 22 years, lie desires
10 extend thanks TO his many friends
for the kindnesses shown him while liv.
ing in Tucumeari. lie does not know
Just what point he will locate in.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02

was answered. In discussing the charge
the report said:
''Thc statement rs q whole in it's
destinations Ut combination of unwor.
thy motive, ia it's recital Of alleged
facts, is grossly MT maliciously untrue.
1t was Intended 90 convey the impress.
sion that the time for hearing cases
was 50 limited as to proven, their being
properly presented 10 the committee.
The uutruthfulness of this statement
j. clearly shown by the records Of the
committee and the newspaper reports
Ut is deliberations. Not only did the
rules make liberal provision for time
in presenting cases. but in every in.
stance where the parties presenting the
cases. OF any member Of the committee
asked for an extension of time, it was
granted.
The statement OF the Roosevelt mem
bers Of the committee asserted that the
speed with which the credentials com
mittcr brought in reports "made it ry.
Idru' that the reports had been pre-.
pared beforehand. In reply to this
statement the appendix TO the White
House statement said:
lin regard 10 the assertion tina, re-
ports were prepared in advance Of tuc
action OF the committee on credentials,
no one OF the gentlemen who makes this
statement viii state Of his " personal
knowledge that any reports were thus
made.
Ia conrlud ~, the majority OF the
credentials committee, defending its de-.
r]lsiuus. said:
"a 90 the merits of these contested
cases. upon which the committee pass.
ed, IL should bc remembered that the
national committee sat for fifteen DAYS
hearing evidence and argument upon
hem. out Of a total membership Of
forty three, only thirteen members Of
that committee objected To the findings
aud decisions, and they only with rr.
gard go q part Of the eases. the action
OF the committee having been uuani
nous with regard io q majority Of them
The convention declined, by a suhs'au.
tinl majority, iu reverse tnr action ut
the national committee. and it referred
the contested eases TO he committee
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-02
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

4. II. RANNEY. and
X. :. MORGAN. Plaintiff
VS.. Number lOlI
i T. GALYEAN. aud
\. r. GALYEAN
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
Know We that on the Goth day of
June, 1912, the District Judge of the
Eighth Judicial District, sitting in
chambers, rendered Judgment against
the defendants herein and in favor Of
tn" plaintiffs, on a promi,sory for
$4,000 on the lst day Of February.
1909 aud one for $500.
That the said judgment is for the
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
New Year Starts
 Lively In Tombstone

That the new yenr started lively ip the Tom bstone social circles is saying it mildly for their were two big halls besides 6 moving pictures and several neig hborhood card parties and social functions.
 The leading society affair, however, was the dance last night st the Gage hall where over hundred Tombstone dance lovers enjoyed the light isn's-- ric to the dreamy strains of music by the Black kbuTn Orchestra until small hours Oi this morning.
 In the old dime theatre next door to Gage hall the Spanish speskin 2 society of the County Seat had ''gran bsile," where the sound of music was stiIl heard when the Old Sol was pAeping over the hills early thi- morning.
 The moving picture show st he Schieffein wac we'll attended and much enjoyed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
ARIZONA AT THE DAWN OF NEW YEAR 1912

" Never before in the history of Arizona has the New
 ear udWed over the popuace Of the kissed land with greate sPendor than did this time. The year 1912
 oeFed m with the ringing of bells and blowing of whistles and the sound ol these answered echoes from the mountain
 tops m of the state just as to assure that even the hills where millions in riches awaiting the capital muSc,e ana bron to unf arh its uncsmated mineral wealth JoIneu with Arzonas humanity in welc ming year 1912 winch promises to be the noteworthy and pros
 porous that has been recorded With safe and sound
 SCH government at hand and shortly in operation activities m commercial and industrial and all other lines of business will De building up and extending wi greater strides than here 'oiore; Every indication points that blood and capital from the older will here this in great numbers and quantities develop this great new common Meah. HE PRosPEToR signs of lie right here al nome Tn Dear Old ochlSe County. Indications fer an active year in hemning districts of Tombstone Pearce Courtnd ieeson Blsbec and elsewhere The outlook for never was any brighter and the farmers fertile Oroad valleys are preparing double and triple their former acraage Nh all this Arzonan indeed have every to feel jubant and happy?
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
Cutting Affray
 At Contention

A serious cutting stfray is reported Saturday n'ght st a concrete worker. camp Of the El Paso ard Southwe.tern Tucson extension at Contention, the station between Fairtsnk and Land As result of the scrape one white man named Hartley lies at point of death at Benson with three or four deep knife wounds about his breast and back while another white man with cut, although not 20 dangerous ss Hartley's, is receiving , medical care in Benson, and two Ysqni Indians are held here in tho county jail charged with the crime.
 It is said that the Yaqris had e n induiging in too much mescal which caused their going cn war path Tie white men of the camp endeavored to stop ,te disturbance which resulted AZ sbove stated
 | The wounded men were taken tC Benson Saturday night and the two Ya9ui= were arrested and brou. ht tc the Tombstone jaii sunday afternoon Their preliminary herring will not |, held until the wounded men are gbl. to appear in c7uIt AS witness s. Ii, arrests were made by Deputy Sxair and CIns'abie short.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
Former Tombstoner
 Believed to be Insane

Burdened, ss he believed, with . weighty secret concerning me kind of pump in which he and the gov. erLment of the United States are in- terested, Conrad Wardwell ~ss taken in charge by the sheriffs office Sstur- day at Tucson in the belei that he IS insane.
 Wsrdwell went to Tucson from Tom Dstone. The Citizen says he will be held in detention for a few days 10 zee whether or not his mind will be- come rational. Ii not he will be ex- amined on a charge Of insanity.
 Young Wsrd~ell is well known 1T Tombstone, having resided here many yesrs and is the son oi Genersl and Mrs D K Wsrdwell. whom, it is well remem bered. were sufferers of leproey and whose condition caused muC h concern to the health boards of Ari- zons and California about three years ago. General Wardwell died in Tom bstone and his wife suffered . like late several months later st Los Angeles.
 Young Wsrdwell was always oi quiet demeanor, and very unassuming It is to be regretted that misfortune is also over,aking another member o the apparently III fated family auC adding another chapter of unfortunate tragic incidents to the family etiiic' tious.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
No White Vcice Wanted

Race prejudice struck an original note in West Forty-second street the other night. says the New York News. About eight o'clock several small colored boys took position. near the entrance 10 an office build Ing and piped up a plantation mel ody. Soon the desired crowd assem- bled and the boys singing increased in volume and fervor Presently a white newsboy who stood al the in side edge of the audience joined in. With his first note every voice except the newsboy's stopped singing. The leader of the coIored choir leaped forward menacingly. Gut 1t out" he said. We can't have our music spoiled by e white voice." Although hs knew all their songs. the newsboy remained a silent spectator through out the remainder of the concert
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
MRS. McCILL
 BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts In Regard to Her Case and Tells How She
 Suffered.

Jonesboro. Ark-"I suffered com plete break down in health. some time ago" writes Mrs. A. McGill. from this place. T was very weak and could not do any work. I tried different remedies. but they did me no good.
 One day. got a bottle of Cardui It did me so much good, was surprised. and took some more.
 Before took Cardui. had headache and backache. and sometimes I would cry for hours. Now am over all that, and can do all kinds of housework. think it is the greatest medicine on earth"
 h the past fftr years. thousands Of ladies have written. like Mrs. McGill, 10 te. of the benefit received from Cardui.
 Such testimony, from earnest won n, surely indicates the great value Of this tonic remedy, for diseases peculiar to women Are you a sufferer? Yes?
 Cardui is the medicine you need.
 We urge you to try it.
 NE V'riteto: LaIies' Advisory Dert.. Chstts; norra Medicine Co. Chl''lHo"ga Tenn. for Sprclns IrsfriirflJus. ant 6i-r3Ee hook. Home Treatment for Wsren.' sen; in plain wrapper, on request
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
Faithful te the End

During an exploring expedition in the arctic regions. some years ago. the men spent considerable time hunting polar bears. One day a party in an open boat saw big bear with two cubs on the ice not far distant. A the boat drew near. the sailors threw them great Jumps of wslrus flesh, and these the old bear divided among her cubs, reserving only a small portion for herself. Then. while all three were feeding in . bunch, the sailors nred. instantly killing the cubs and severely wounding the dam. It ac. tually excited pity to see her be- havior. Though fatally wounded, she tore another lump of meat in pieces and laid 1t before the cubs. When she found they would not eat, she tried to raise them up. all the while moaning piteously. The men fired another vol ley. and then she fell between her cubs. and died licking their wounds
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
1ombstones's New
 Year Wedding

Very few Tombstonites as they were awaiting the arrivsl of glad new year and watched the old year cut Sunday night were aware of the fact that wedding bells were chimine and that Dan Cupid was at large and had matters arranged so that two hearts were united in the holy matrimonial bonds in the hours when the life Of the old year WAS slowly ebbing into historic past.
 The happy event took place at dtbe cozy home of MT. and Mrs. B Mscia. when Miss Hannah Kestner Of New York City and Mr Arthur Cary of Douglas were pronounced as bus band and vile by the Rev Herbert A Deck, rsstor of the Congregational church, iu the presence of only few friends. The ceremony was performed after Sunday evening service at the Con- g,egstionsl church where the clergy man preached an able sermon before going to the Mscis home,
 The young couple left yesterday for New York on few weeks wedding trip after which they return to their home on Mr. Cary's well stocked and valuable cattle ranch io the Sulphur Spring valley near Douglas. The PRos- RECTOR joins in extending best wishes for happy welded life
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
Arizona Becomes a
 State This Month

This is the month that Arizona be comes 8 stste. By February Govern or-elect Hunt will have been insugur. sted, the new machinery of the state will have begun to hum. and the date cf the conveniDg Of the first state leg islsture will have been fixed.
 Secretary Young says the canvass will take two weeks; SO does Governor Sloan. And this scene to be the con sensus of opinion about the state. Counting the time that will be con- stunned in transit when the certified returns are mailed to President Taft the presidents proclamation declar- ing Arizona @ state should be iesued not later than January 20.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
Santa Fe May
 be Built to Tucson

That the Santa Fe railroad will be built to Tucson, iustead of the F. PssO & Sonth aesttrn being ext,nde from Tucson to Phoe nix, is lhe pre- diction of Santa Fe and : uthwestern railroad men, AS printei in Phoenix and Douglas papers. They state q belief that the SaL:a Fe will maze "A move in this direction within tLe next 'ew months, eceking to offset ,he 5 S,utbern Pacific in its plans to enter the Salt River valley with its main line by way of tine G.la box canyon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
Franklin Resigns
 From Referees Office

Alfred Franklin, recently elected to the supreme bench of Arizona, Sun day filed with E F Dunlevy. clerk the district court, his resignation ss referee iu bankruptcy, . position he has held for nearly l0yesrr. He ssks that the resignation take effect i'm medistely.-Phoenil Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
From Tuesdays s Daily

Jack Dunn arrived yesterday from the City of Mexico ou visit to Tomb stone and old friends tere. Jack has . been absent nearly t.o years, but al- ways thinks kindly of his old stamp | ing ground. He will remain hefe for |, fortnight before returning to Mexi- co
 District AttorDey-elect W G Gil more returned last evening from Los Angeles where be was called on sc- count Of the illness of his wife. MT Gilmore reports his wife now much improved from her sickness which Is | pleasing neHs to her many friends here.
 The Mems Chorus Of the Congregs tional church will meet for chorus practice this evening a, 7:3) o'clock
 Nrs Boucher and son returned they have been on visit to relatives for two months stay.
 N Gaines, secretary of The Cochise ! Taxpayers Association, returned lss, evening from Los Angeles where he was on a brief business trip and |. again on duty at his post.
 Lee O Woolery has moved his law othces and real estate business, to the
 Cunningham offices opposite the court
 house. Judge Cunningham will
 shortly move to Phoenix to assume his duties ss Chief Justice of Ari-
 zoua
 A Went worth. of the Billiard Par
 tors , is seriously i'll at his home, sui-
 iering from pneumonia. Dr Hughsr
 Is in attendance and reports his pa tient doing as nicely a- can be ex p5cted. The many friends ,t tn,
 genial ex-msyor hope for his early re
 co,ery.
 n Chief of Police Brsviu was take, P suddenly Ill this afternoon and con fined t h!s bed at his home, sGtferin Il with a severe attack of heart failure Il Dr Hughsr 0as hurriedly summone
 who administered medical relief an r, reports from he sick room are mor ,e encouraging IS we go to press. e Ralph and Ivan Johnson returne T. 10 Tucson Sunday after q weeks holi y day vi.i; with their parents, MT an II Mrs sam Johnson.
 ,, Will Hicks return to the Unive
 -ity of Arizona at Tucson yes,e.da,
 after A pleasant visi, st home. IS Mise Julia Rockfello1 returned Dl the University of Arizona at Tucso i- this morning after ten days vs
 cation pleasantly spent at home. 'e Keith D.vey, Hen Benedic. AT u Grant Warner left for Tucson tn
 morning to ia up their studies
 the University of Arizoua after
 plesssn. vacation oi ten days.
 The court will convene tomorro
 morning after short New Year ~ recess. The territorial trial jury vi
 be empanelled tomorrow and all
 the out Of town jury men are expectt ~ to arrive on the incoming trains th '" evening.
 ,, Judge D L Cunningham and wi d left Sunday for Phoenix ons visit. Id Edward B MacOrmand, the We Is known Tombstoner, was a visitor tc al day from San Francisco. where he Of stationed in the U $ naval service, b. to ing chief mechanic in the [ $ Torpe
 do Boat Division on the Pacific. N le MacOrmand Is 6 popular naval offcs a. and hss many friends in Tombstor " who are pleased to greet him. H of will remain several dave, and after d visit to FL Paso and other points i ', the southwest, vi return to he pcs 3, at Mare Island.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
Contest for Box Canyon
 to be Heard on 18th

That the contest between the farm- ere of the Casa Grsnde valley and the Southern Pacific railroad for control OI the GiIa box canyon will be heard before the secretary of tho interior, January I5, is stated in . telegram from Attorney General Charles W Cobb to J P Brown. secretary of the Casa Grlnde Valley Water Users ss-
 oeiatiop.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
A few Suggestions
 for the Legislature

That State Senators elect A A Worsley ane John T Hughes, Of Pima county wIll work in the legislature to secure the enactu ebt of d bill sppro- priating $500 for the Arizans Plo. neers' society and also get the legis- lature 70 extend the admission date from o7O ,o leoD, was reported at meeting of the Arizona Pioreers' soci- fly held last week Knox Corbett, Mo DracEmsn and Ramon Soto were appointed legislative commit. tee to assi-, in getting these enact l ments.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07

S'zs, Benson pror....... 3OO
 REALLY MORTGAGE w E G.o o1sell to II c Msgsr- rell, Douglas prop ...... 52s oO i John Rowden to Chss H Ho.z Bisbee prop 200 co
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE J R Gordon 10 Cop . Min Co. furniture. 2l6 ss E A Crawford to J I Kings bury, live stock ......... l5O oo Mrs Clyde Berry to Theodore Schweichler, furniture. ... l30 Oo
 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL Andy Gurovich gives notice of intention to sell to Mike Sabosich, certain Bisbee | prop .....-.. ...'-'...
  w V McCerthy to R E Vest, live stock. k........... loo0 Oo MINING DEED Citizens Say Bank & Trust
 Co to Ariz Gold d Cop Min
 Co, mines ib Turq M D.. l OO WARRANTY DEED iP Sanchez to H L Johnson, ), Wilcox prop. 25O oC
 REALTY MORTGAGE Francisco ContIerss to Mrs
 CC Boormsn Douglas prop 100 C CHATTEL MORTGAGE c H Wiles to Fred Hedberg,
 Lowell prop -... ....... 1oO O' SUBTRACTION OF cHATTEL MORTGAGE CJO con to A c Bean. ... -
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Ariz Bank & Trust Go to
 to Resy & Johnson .. -
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
What He Needed.

Retired Pork Butchers Wife (to distin guished composer who has just played his newest piece)-Pray ac. cept this ring in remembrance of this suspicious occasion. Husband fsotto voice to his wife)-Give him something to get his hair cut.-Fliegende BIat. ter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07

After consulting the Almanacs the weather man and whose opinions be regarded excathedra the Times confidently predicts that shine we will have brand new year about Tuesday
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07

Colonel Rogers, editor of the Prescott Courier who was elected treasurer of avapa county recent election that the only money he spent during the campag was which was expended have halo around his name d moving picture show in the Elks theater He adds
 hese are the days when you even buy halo Id possibly the robes accompany The only reason we
 It was because all the other candidates did first and We m not want to be the only fellow woIng around without haio NO well regulated halo should play favores The ea heavenly halo the genuine thing is probably ticket of to all who through the party gates opening to Inc golden streets of the new Jerusalem'
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
Celery for Waste Marsh L,nss

Successful efforts to reclaim waste marsh lands by raising celery are be ing made in Bermuda.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07

Inc Mexican Herald styles the collapse of the Reyes revou on the Last Chapter in Unrest and predicts tran- quy m Mexico prediction which Americans generally hope
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07

Now for usual number of New Years resolutions Some might think, what does matter if We d, not keen them There Is lot of satisfaction gotten out of making ouis lives be eve they made in good faith.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07

After campaign Is ended ufio.. wonder if cam ,ai s2e, ches really change any votes
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07
RECORDS OF COCHISE COUNTY strumeuts Filed With the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

TOWNSHIP DEED \ ohn s Taylor to Emmett Finity, Biebee prop 70 Vo
 QUIT CLAIM DEED John VsDpool to Emmett and May Finity, Bisbee prop. 4oo oo Henry Waters to John Van pool .. 75 co J W Daniels to NJ ! Davs land ... 800 %
 WARRANTY DEED Ariz & Mex Realty Go toN H
 S,ubblefeld. Douglas prop. loo oO H E Dugan to Nellie NJ Ross
 Douglas prop .....-. 100 % W R Mills to LC Mills, Doug-
 iss prop ........ io oo $ NJ Wills to " Daniels,
 land ........... 400 % w NJ Bashmore 10 Wm Young ! Douglas prop ...... 1890 %
 BILL OF SALE u Varela to Frank Masso- letti, personal prop. 5"o oo REALTY MORTGAGE m Yonng to Chss Ellis, Douglas prop. 1000 co cHATTEL MORTGAGE Frank Massoletti to Mary Merrill, Benson prop =. l25 oo J Letebsre to Toledo Comput ing scale Co, scale. ... ll0 U J p Cummings to Amos Mar l ion, live stock ......... jbo OO SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE FT Wright to W NJ Bash. | l NOTICE FORFEITURE Berthold Gmehle and W R Tonkin. 10 Vim Bywster, min claims Tn Warren NJ D l AGREEMENT l John Reilly to Margaret Zeig. | an n....'.... ........-.-. For sale F. R Pirtle Go with
 David Gibson - ....... -
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Jas D Blair to A w Strum.. - Jss NJ Ovens to W Wood. - ] SUBTRACTION OF JUDGMENT WB Barr toJ Benton. | BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. Fid Say & Loan Ass'n to Geo l W Palmer, Warren 'prop 10 OO c L Csven to Samuel Mercer,
 claims in Warren NJ D.. lIL&ICot to LJ Overlook, Douglas prop ...... 10 OO
 WARRANTY DEED Jss B Johnston to W Deck-
 eraw, prop ..... .-.-... lo OO L Grant Duncan to Joseph
 G Hale, San Simon prop. 50 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE Jas D Blair to Bank of Bisbee | clsims in Warren NJ D.. l250 % Mary F Sims and husband to Bank of Bisbee, min claim in Warren NJ D ....... 800 % TRUST DEED Geo W Palmer to Title Guar antee and Trust Co, War en prop. .............. 229O OO SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank of Bisbee to Jas D Blair Bank of Bishee to A Ridgewsy John Twomey to John Row. den n.........,. - E E Fisher to Jos Tonkovich BILL OF SALE B E Downe to Cochise county
 one horse ........ 15O % Pac Imp Co to W W Poindex-
 ter, Benson prop .. 10 00i
 PATENT ] U to Wm F Diere land .. -t
 WARRANTY DEED
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07

:tf , LAxAiiyt gOJGH SYhui
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-07

The New Year spells progress and pros erv for Ari- zono under sound democratic government.
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