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The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05
cember 1911. @ ~, ..-yE 80, !
MORNING SESSION IN

cetnDeF 1SlI. ~. ~ ,.-fh 9
| MORNING SESSION y. = !.
The Board met as per. adjourn.
ment on this 29th day of Decem.
Der 1o11 at 9 o'clock A. m. with
the same officers present, % I: q
The accounts of DR.. W. E Sum
derland, DR.. w. H. Mason and
Julius Meyer for attendance and
medical assistance to Frank Wha-
len in the County Jail was re-
jeeted by the Board. III !.
The account of John B.. Bow
man as clerk Of. Election Of Pre-
cinet No. 16 for the sum Of. $500
was rejected by the Board. ~.
The account fof J. A. Britain
as Judge of Election of Precinct
No. Is for the SUM of $500 was
rejected by the Board. t.5s#$
The account of Irnin Mead as
Judge of Election of Precinct
No. 1s was rejected by the
Board.
The account of D. S. King as
clerk of election of Precinct No..
16 was rejected by the Board. q >
The accounts Of B. F. Hulen,
Higinio A. Mirabal, Simpson E.
D. Sears and C. A. Curtis for
services as Judges and clerks re-
spectively in the last general
election 1911 was rejected by the
Board.
The account of Ed. w. Rober :,
son for recording Tax Certificates
August & Sept. 1909 for the a..
mount of $3.50. was rejected by
the board. a
The Board ordered the clerk to
notify the Treasurer to enter on
the records of his office the sum
of $4,000 from the general
County Fund to be placed to the
credit of the Road and Bridge
Fund and it is so ordered. i
Estancia, NM, Dec. 28, 1911.
To the Honorable Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners, |
Gentlemen;
The following is a statement
Of the approximate amount on
hand at the present time for dis |
tributation, Owing to the fact |
that I have not yet made the ap
for the month Of
December, am unable to give
you the exact amounts,
General County $1675. LOS |
General School $4,000 |
Interest 2206. rs |
Wild Animal Bounty 4G3.00 |
Court House and Jail 1792.00 |
Road and Bridge 427.00 |
Int. Court Aouse 305. so |
Very respectfully,
Annie Porter
Deputy County Treasurer. |
Now the following warrants
are ordered allowed and paid, to-
wit:
Road and Bridge Fund
Name War. No. Amt |
Jesus S. y Barcelona 739 $174.00 !
Nestor Csndelaria TAO 1900 t,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05

FOR SALE-A No. l Steel Windmill
good young horse, we'll broke; Run
about and Harness; Cook Stove, Kis
chen Utensils and Dishes. Apply to
Neal Jenson or M. L. Garvin, Aft
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05

FOR SALE Span black mules,
Is and 16hands high, S and 6
years old, weight, both, 230O
pounds. Good workers and gen.
tie in stable. Inquire Francis
Goodrich, Lucia, N. M. 8,3tp
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05
0FF|6|AL .PR06EED->
lNGS COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS

At the regular meeting Of tht
Board of County Commissioner
held at Estancia, Torrance Coun
ty, New Mexico on the 9th day
of December 1911 at II O'Clock
A. N. present tho honorable
Jesus Candelaria, Juan de Diol
Sanchez and Julian R. Romero,
the sheriff by his deputy David
Sanchez and the Clerk by his
deputy F. A. Chavez.
The proceedings Of the pre-
vious meetings were read and ap-
proved by the Board.
The affidavit Of Waiter Pace
praying to be allowed the exemp-
ton Of $500, as head of = family
from the County Rolls for the
year 1911 was rejected by the
Board.
The Butchers Bend of Sam
Hunter was approved by the
Board.
The Butchers Bond of A. Alb
bott was approved by the Board.
The Butchers Bond Of Geo. P.
Hulett was approved by the
Beard.
The Butchers Bond Of Narciso,
Gallegos was approved by the
Board.
The resignation Of Lee Longi-
no as Justice of the Peace ofPre'
cinct No. 8 was approved by the
Board.
The petition asking the Board
TO establish q public road in the
center of Section 80 Township l
North Range Ii East was reject
ed by the Board.
The Board ordered to be ad-
journed until the s8th day of
December 1911.
MORNING SESSION
The Board met as per adjourn
ment on this 28th day of Decem-
Der 1911 at 9 o'clock A, M. with
the same officers.
The Board proceeded to ex-
anime the vouchers and bills
against the county of Torrance
fer the quarter ending December
81, 1911. |
The Board adjourned and met
as per adjournment on the 18th
of December 1911 at ! o'clock P.
M. with same officers present.
AFTERNOON SESSION
With regard to the account Of
The Robinson Wright Printing
Co. the Board suspended the
claim for the sum Of $120. until
consultation with the District
Attorney for the allowance or re-
lection of said claim and the
Board will take this matter uns
der consideration until the opin-
len of the District attorney il
made accordingly as herein
stated. The reason why this
claim was refused is because the
Board never did order the pur-
chase of said Record Books.
The Board ordered to be ad-
iourned until the Goth day Of De-
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05

FOR SALE or trade one 5 room and
one six room house in Willard, N. NJ.
Address Box 81. Estancia, N. M
Ga tp.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05

1S0 acres Of patented land. two miles
south of Estsncia. This farm has moro
than $1,000 worth of improvements,
consisting of comfortable feur-rocm
residence, 32xS6 foot ktwo-story barn,
we'll 1856 feet deep, eased 10 rock, (thi
well will furnish water TO irrigate every
acre of the FARM 45 acres in cultivation,
fenced and cross fenced. Balance in
pasture. And the very best of water
within seven feet Of surface. This
place will go at bargain. For price
call On or address the swner, II. C. Will
liams, P. o. Box sS, Estancis, N. NJ,
46-tf.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05

FOR SALE---For next ten days $l25
will buy Lot IL, Block S., in Estan-
cia. Address: E. P. Shield, 1880
Ingraham St., Los Angeles, Cal.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05

SUBSCRIPTIONS to all maga-
zines, either new or renewals;
D. G. Brisby, Estancia, n. M.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
THE LYcEuM HEATER.

We have all heard of Cinderella, !" but modern conception of this lady who kicked off her slipper for a prince to seize and follow after has never been written adequately enough to be generally accepted as the later date version. The Vitagraph company be- lieyss that in Lord Browning and Cinderella" they have found the true ring to this ancient romance, and they haze dressed the details in modern garb, and you want to see the reel today at the Lyceum theater, for 1t is one of the most fascinating you have lever looked at
 The Young Millionaire" is a heart interest story, with Alice Joyce and Tom Moore iS the. leading parts. Of course, you recognize the names of the Kalem players, and, being a Ka. lem, you o. K this one most heartily,
 My Baby" the story of Hove child,' is the Biographs timely sub ject. Mothers and fathers who have restricted the pleasures of their chil- dren should see this reel. It will make you think. It is one of the most powerful sermons.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
ROYAL THEATER.

The two-reel Reliance feature, "Old Mamselle's Secret" adapted from the famous novel of that name, is the headline attraction at The Royal to day, and it is one of the best tworeel features that has been shown for some time. The story deals with the trying times of war, but through the whole rras a love story of heart interest and the secret which "Old Nam selle' guards so carefully has to do with this love story. It is a beautiful film drama, fiawless in conception and per feet in production
 Tn the Old Town" is a Majestic drama, and 3 very pretty film story as are all Majestic pictures.
 The Toll of the Sea- a drama oi the mighty ocean and it's power, is by the Gem com 3any and it is a req gem, as every one will say who sees it.
 "The Regeneration of Worthless Dan,' a Nestor comedy, is joy film from the west, and it is all to the good.
 With the Reliance special as a head liner and three splendid single reels, The Royal as usual, is to the fore with the best program in the city. See 1t and be convinced
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
THE LYRIC THEATER.

Just a moment, gentle reader please while the Lyric makes it's an Houncement relative to the big show the last half of the week. Everybody pay close attention.
 Idiana's troupe Of six European gymnasts, the pick of well trained for eign femininity. headline the bill for the last three days, and when you'll observe their act, you'll think serious ly of endorsing womans suffrage, for they have muscle and strength and general ability to get along and make mere man sit up and take notice.
 The Tramp and the Girl" is a mighty clever sketch, comes highly recommended by the vaudeville man. agers of the big cities, and will be offered by Spedden and Nearson. Of course, the dialogue is interspersed with catchy songs and clever dancing.
 Hornburg and Lee present The Office Boy and the Actress" and right here is where all get action. for 1t is bright enough to dazzle the ay- craze human intellect.
 Naturally you have seen the Ray. monds in their great novelty offering. the most unique railroad sketch ever presented the Lyric patrons. Also you have got on speaking acquaint snce with Johnnie Reilly and ais educated hoops," and likewise you have admired Clark and Adler. The latter three conclude their engage. ment today, and they, with some of the best pictures ever seen in the city constitute program with guarantee to please on it.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR NERVES.

Over-work, worry exposure, the fail ure of some organ of the body to prop erly perform it's dWies-any one of these and numerous other causes lead to nerve exhaustion and often to a general breakdown of the nervous sys tenn. There is nothing more pitiable thsn a person whose nerves are all un strung, and there is no person who needs more promptly to seek an eff. fectiye remedy Neglect always az. gravates the condition.
 To all persons suffering from nerve trouble in any form, or from any oi the ailments arising from exhausted nerve force, we want to call attention to Rexall Nerve Tablets.
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
Cbe Cbeaters
AT THE PRINCESS.

John and Mae Burke, at the Prin, cess, continue to wsn the rousing ap- probation of the big audiences which greet every show at this popular play house during the early week bill They are undoubtedly one of the greatest acts in vaudeville. Their music, their comedy and their origi nality never fails to bring them en- core after encore. and they have prov. ed themselves two of the best en.er- tasners of the season.
 The Four Lewises, with Little Billie in the leading role, with the father, mother, sisser and Baby Lewis, have made their sketch "Bilie's Santa Claus" one of the most popular that has been here for some time, the work of the entire company. es- |pecially the juveniles, being fiawless and Little Billie never fails to make a hit.
 Wolf and Zadella. in their odd an tics; Pollard, the comedy juggler, and Mite Moree, the athletes, all come in for their share of popular commeada. tion. Today is the last day of this big bill |. is one that ought not to koS hhSocu uy any oHt WHO lONES vaudeville in it's very best form.
 Coming for the latter half of the week is another bill, aeraIded in ad- vance as the peer of the present at fractions l. Is headed by the Gard ner and Vincent company hl their spectacular fantasy, Winning a Queen" The Four Campbells. one of the greatest casting acts ever seer; Schnee and Fish, an artistic vocal duo; McNamee, artist and clay model. Ter, and El Barto. the conversational trickster," comprise one of the great. lest bills Of the Interstate circuit this season. Little Rock vaudeville fans nave declared it the best bill of the season, and Hot Springs lovers of vaudeville may well prepare for a treat.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
NEW CENTRAL THEATER.

Remember the time when sScotty
 |of Death Valley went stampedine through these glorious United States, scattering wealth right mad left? That individual put Death Valley cn the map. People had heard of it. but only las good place to keep away from.
 Iney wanted none of it in theirs and were perfectly willing that Scotty should wrestle with death in that par ticular valley and get all the dust he could collect. The Kalem camera man thought differently, however, so he made his thoughts good. That is. he took his camera into Death Valley and not only put it in the film, but he also got picture of Scotty's mine fnd that eccentric fortune hunter him. self. Tnis reel, by the way, headlines
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
THE AUDITORIUM.
"Raby MIne.v

In presenting the Margaret Mayo comedy, Baby Mine" at the Auditor ium tonight, Manager William A. Brady, under whose direction it is produced, calls attention to the fact that it not only ran for an entire year at Dalys Theater, New York, and over a year at Sir Charles Wyndham' S Criterion lheater in London, England. playing to capacity houses nightly. where So much anti-American preiu- dice exists. Still. they fairly searched for adjectives to praise this worthy laugh-proyoking American play, Baby Mine, which Is sending gale of laughter around the world
 The plot of Baby Mine" was sug- gested to Miss Mayo through the read. ing of an article in a Chicago news paper to the effect that married wo- men of that town frequently deceived their husbands by palming off infants
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04

from folndling asylums as their own offspring. and that the husbands would go through life proudly, inno. cent of the deception.
 Way shouldn't Baby Mine" be a big |success-a pronounced success-with such genuine material as an utter laugh and fun maker There is every thing to the play to warrant the gen eral opinion that it is the greatest ever, and this is going some'' when we recall "Charley's Aunt" and "Too Much Johnson" and a couple of otaer comedy plays that earned fame, and made records, but Baby Mine" is the greatest of them all, and will enjoy a long life and world wide popular ity.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
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NOW LlSTEN--After reading your past, present, and future after I've told you all about your friends, relatives, enemies, your health and business minutely and in detail; after I've prov en to you that 1 am clairvoyant and tell everything DEFINITE, never stepping to harangue over GENERAL before T extend you the invitation to ASK ME ALL THE QUESTIONS YOU WISH and which | agree to answer free, will stand away from you 6 or feet, turn my back to you shut my eyes and call your initials, your age and YOUR. FAITH ER's GIVEN NAME. If fail to do this, you shall receive my ENTIRE 6 methods) READING FREE.
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04

lso much laughter, is probably one of the most original and laughabie scenes ever introduced in light opera. ICritics nave declared this one episade
 in The Spring Maid" as being worth the price of admission. It has proven such a popular number that the talk
 ing machines have made and have sold numberless copies of record of
 the three trees.v along with the Day Dreams' waltz and the 1.-TWO Little
 Love Bees" duet-two of the big song
 hits in the opera.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04

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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
he program at the New Central C

the program at the New Central so day.
 Chased Across the Continent" a great detective story. mncn more ex citing than the play of tha. name a reel on which the Edison company spent great deal of time and money is another feature, and one that is destined to make you appreciate the details of moticS photography.
 The Professor and the Lady," a quaint and interesting love story comes from the Vitagrapn studio, SO you see, the program today has, as always, class.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
nThe Goose clrl.r

'The Goose Girl" Harold McGratbs S thrilling story of romance, love, and court intrigue, has been made into 8 powerful four act play by George D
 Baker who, in his dramatization has followed the book very closely and las made one of the best of the many
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
"sprinq MaId.u

Charles McNaughton's delightful recitation of ''the three trees" in The Spring Maid" still remains one of the exquisite comedy bits in this charm ing opera of joyousness and melody. which Is to be seen at the Auditorium on Monday, Dec. 9. The fairy tale of the Carlsbad spring surrounded by the three trees which is told to quaint music that provokes provokes
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04

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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04

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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04

dramatizations made of popular nov els.
 "The Goose Girl7 is an intensely interesting and dramatic story, abounding in vgey strong situations and climaxes. in fact containing ali of the necessary requisites for sue ccssful romantic play. At the Audi torium Friday Dec. G.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04

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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-04

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-23
OIL COMBINE
CONTRIBUTED,
SENATE TOLD
John T. Archbold Says that
$4,000 Was Donated to
1904 Roosevelt Campaign,
but Has No Receipt.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

acceptable, but that donations in the
future would be highly acceptable, "
was the reply.
Refused to Give More.
Mr.. Archbold said that a meeting
was held of the officers of the COM
pany and they decided to stand on
what they had already done. Arch
bold said that Mr.. Bliss then informed
him that they were making a serious
mistake; that from motives of patriot
ism the company should be willing to
support the Republican candidates,
and added, "also speaking personally
to you I think you will lose by refus-
ing to contribute now. There are
others who will contribute You had
better do So"
A year after the election Mr. Arch
bold said he went to Bliss, after Roose.
welt and some of his bureau heads be,
gan making very unjust attacks on
Standard Oil, and that Mr.. Bliss threw
up his hands and said, Il thoroughly
sympathize with you. I believe the
attacks are unjust myself, but l can.
not help you"
Mr.. Archbold referred to the contri
buttons given and said that Mr.. Bliss
was Inundated, but insisted he had
no influence. Asked who the bureau
heads were Mr.. Archbold said Gar.
field and Herbert Knox Smith, and
to their line of attack Mr.. Roosevelt
invariably put his stamp of approval
without any investigation of facts
Whenever any question of legislation
was pending or whenever any matter
was before the court there was always
one of these reports" said Mr.. Arch
bold.
Pressed by Senator Pomerene he
said that the substance of Mr.. Bliss
statement at that time was that il
would have been different eff we had
done as they wished us to-"
do you know whether Bliss made
any report to the national committee
or to Mr.. Roosevelt to the effect that
you had failed to make any further
contributions" asked Pomerene.
II am sure that it was so reported.
Archbold declared that Senators
Scott and Elkins were disposed to give
Standard Oil credit for bringing West
Virginia from the Democratic into the
Republican column. He said further
that the employees of the Standard OF
company were advised of the stanG
the company had taken. He said he
recalled no contributions to the Dem
ocratic campaign fund that year, al
though some of the individual direct
ors might have contributed.