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Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
Notice to Taxpayers.

Estancia, N. NJ, December 90 1914.
Notice hereby given that will be in office in the court
January 1915 to receive returns
property for The year 1915 Attention of property
holders is called following from the assessment laws of 1913
Sec Every inhabsnt Of the of full and sound
mind shall each make list in such form may be pre-
ecbe by the Board Of Equalization of all property SUBJ
taxation of which the has the control or
management.
Sec All such lists be made and returned to the coun
assessor any time after the first day Of January and not a
ter a the day the month of February OF each
failure the part Of to make and return
aforesaid sha subject him to the penalty
he airafter provided for faiure mi
There shall be exempted from taxation property OF
family to the amount OF two hundred dollars pro-
person claiming exemption shall in addition to
what qud by the preceding sect also make oath that he
family and has not claimed will not claim
sc exemption any other county for the current year. This
construed extending to property title to
which held by the well property title to which
held y husband give two exemptions to one
family
See 10 Ii any person shall fail to render true and complete
to is property herenbeore required, the assessor shall
maxi according the best information he can obtain
ata ue person shall be liable penalty of twenty-five per
cent upon all TAX levied against all of his property to be collected
the same any portion of the and any such per-
son s knowingly make false defective list of his property
he shall be liable penalty Of twenty five cent upon the
u amount all levied against him. and his property and
a so be deemed guilty perjury and punishable accordingly
Antonio Sa azar, Assessor Torrance County.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
RAILROAD MEN HAVE
LITTLE TO SAY

Col. Hopewell, c. C. Murray,
until recently receiver of the N.
NJ. c., and Attorney DObson,
were here Wednesday conferring
with Judge Abbott in regard to
matters concerning the change
in receivership.
When approached by a reporter
as to the truth of the report that
the bondholders are to buy in the
property, M. Dobson said he
didn't know, and therefore could
give no information on the sub
ject
Col. Hcpewell said that matter
had not been determined, but il
was gathered from his conversa-
ton that he was in favor of that
course.
Mr.. Murray expressed the hope
that the new receiver would find
means to improve the condition
and business of the road
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07

on. Judge Abbott, it will be re-
membered, appointed MIR. Ely
receiver a few days ago, stating
that he did SO because under its
former management the New
Mexico Central had been allowed
to deteriorate and to generally
reach an unsatisfactory and un-
profitable condition.
There has been much talk
about the fate of the road, and it
was more than whispered that the
coming session Of the legislature
would be asked to authorize the
state to take over the system and
operate it for the benefit of the
section it serves. 1t was also
stated in certain quarters that
the federal government, through
the Interstate Commerce commits
sion, was about to take hand
in the roads affairs, on the
ground that further operation Of
the line in it's present condition
was unsafe.
A member of last nights con-
ference stated that it might be
decided to oppose the appoint
ment of Mr.. Ely, but that on the
other hand, the bondholder's
committee might determine to
buy the road in, which would,
"of course, settle the receiver
ship business" It's learned up
on responsible authority that the
bondholders committee has con-
sidered this step. However, de-
finite information as to what the
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07

Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Mr.. Twyford, ouc school teach
er, has bought the Dr.. Ewing
house and will move it onto his
claim at Pinoa mountain.
School begins at Roman Teno-
rio school house Monday, Jan9a-
ry 4th, with Mrs. Grace NJ Tay-
lot as teacher,
We have a regular star mail
route from Pinos Wells to this
place six times q week, leaving
Pinos Wells at 6 q. n. and arriv-
ing here at $50; leave Cedarvale
on arrival Of Train No. 8 and
not later than 10 Z. N. daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Fred Be}zer went to Estancia
9 Cra} IL e atto1l 1ear-
Messrs. Wilkes and Richard
son ere b1idiog on their claims
south Of town and have = well
started and some fencing done
West End" Items.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
NEGRA
Special Correspondence.

On Thursday evening an en-
tertainment was given by the
Negra school followed by the
Sunday school Christmas tree.
Miss Sue 0. Smith has return
ed to Albuquerque after a visit
to her sister, Mrs. c. E. Daven-
port.
John Davenport Of Espanola
spent Christmas with his parents
here.
Mrs. l.. P. Walter and Miss
Ellen Murphy entertained Satur-
day afternoon with a luncheon
complimentary to Mrs. G. E.
Davenport and daughter. Those
present were Mesdames Daven-
port, Gait, Hamrich and Walter,
Misses Dorothy, Susie and Geor-
gle Davenport, Misses Smith,
Mary Belle Hamrich, Ellen an d
Annie C. Murphy.
VI. Cooper was here this week
doing some work on well No. l.
Tom Hamilton spent Christ
mas in Estancia and Vaughn.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07

A ~-;r;+ or ;r-,,rl.,-o,,,or,+ hoe
...-.,.r.. r4.,-o,. tl,. w. ~, "
,.,-.,.,,;l,. tfa,,o.d Do,,aa :.
..,ila;-a.l b,,.a 100 eoat - ~ -
u H. tIetcner has just com
p's1sa d barn IoxZ4 feet Tor his
Mf. Branham mas just hnished
o|efaal!lng and repairing ms
mouse 03 laying 4 new floor and
D't'Ing on d ne" r0ooerold roof.
Ross Fagst is rebuilding his
house en- bis 325.acre claim.
p.t.o r,.+,,, .,d foy,;Iv .,o Nv
.....aJ ba~,a 'soon fra,,, Tovae
,,.,,.r. no., ha,.a hoan far 49,
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
M'INTOSR
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Vacation has come and gone
and the New Year is here with
it's new responsibilities, and We
shoulder them and look forward
to the next Christmastide.
J. A. Britain is able to be
around again after serious tus-
sle with congestion of the lungs.
Robert Oliver has gone to Al
buquerque where he will work in
the Matthews dairy.
Mary Woodall made two days
visit with Mrs. VIM. Beatty last
week.
Mrs. Falconer entertained the
Misses Laws, John Bowman and
Frank Britain at dinner Tuesday
eve. new
,r, c.. usness Coated
ihe stump Sour Stomach or
lies took New J
L. c. Fix and W
Miss Willie Sp that there is a
urday and Sundt,.lad ,or .,,,o
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07

Mosdo~,es T.-a and Eofoo,o,.
,,oro o,,og+s r. 3T,, yvul;. MIL,
Nro,y Voa,,,, Doa
Leo douglas mas returned 70
silver City, alter visiting nome
1oIKs'
The Misses Laws and Wayne
Laws ana everett torrance went
to Santa re Sunday.
Tales and tales Of rabbit hunt
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
Aviso los Pagadores de Tasacion

EsGncia, N. M, Dicembre 23 1914
vso por dado estar6 mi ofcna en- la casa
de orta dspues del da de Eneo 1919 para
rec de Il tasaciones por ell ano 1919
Atenc6n los duenos d. popiedad esa lsmada la slgu
ente de las leyes de asesaniento de 1913
Sec g. Todo habtante del aado de edad completa mente
sana debe lista, tai forma como sea
prsscra por cuepo luaamento del Estado de oda la
pouedad sueta asa6r del cua dueno tene e name
10 8 manei amiento.
Sec H. Todas deterau hechas etornadas al ase-
6 del condado cuaquer depues del da prlmero ue
Fero no mas cue uimo da de negoeos ell mes De
eblero alta de Ia hacer re-
orr tai taempo arriba menclonado deoera ser
suico la pena aqUi adeante proveda por tai fata
Sec eXemci0n de tasacion popedad oe caoa cape
N de smia de doscentos proveyendo que la
PERSONA ecamando debea adcon 10 que ssta
per ecc6n precedene tamben hacer Juramento
que fan1fa ha recamado reclamara
tai xemc ningn condado ell ano corriente Esta
pZecon suida 10 que ene propiedad utuo cuaa
@ tendo esposa en tituo de propedad ell cua Is
por esposo para dos exemclones una ara
See 81 cuaesquera fata en- rendr una
ompea popiedad aqui antes equerada Ell
assessor hra sa segn Ia meor information que el pueda
obtener sujeta de ventecnco por
ofo tasa6n evada encontra todesa propedad de
colecada 10 mismo cuauer ora poei6n de la tasac on
v ST persona sabiendas hcere repor falso lsta defec
m pr0uiedad estaa sieta pena DE velntocnco por
vaor de odss las asaciones evadas encon
L. de u ropiedad considerable peruro penabe en-
\ Yfornijad
En-
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
DISTRICT court

District court convened Mon
day morning with Judge Abbott
of Santa Fe presiding.
District Attorney Hamilton,
Interpreter Pedregon, and Mrs.
M. c. McNitt as stenographer
are in attendance.
Attorneys Prichard, Wright,
Easley and Davies of Santa Fe,
Heacock of Albuquerque, besides
our local attorneys Fred H Ayers
and W. D. Wasson, are OF have
been in attendance.
r. L. Hit is scting as deputy
for Clerk Salas.
Matias Sandoyal, Santiago
Sanchez and Nicolas Baca were
appointed bailiffs.
Cases have been disposed of as
follows:
famous Tabet vs.. Epifanio
Chavez and Saturnino Lueras,
defendant given thirty days to
further plead.
Charles w. Wilson vs.. W. w.
Wagner, plaintiff required to file
cost bond 500, defendant given
five days to file plea
State vs.. Lazaro Cordova, con-
tinued by consent.
Dee Robinson, Receiver, vs..
Monte Goodin, judgment for
plaintiff by default, deed an
nulled, plaintiff authorized tosell
property, judgment against de-
fendant for costs and $100 at
torney fee, execution to issue.
State VS.. j. W. Everett and J.
B. Spearman, nolied.
State VS.. D. H. Holloway and
Joe Mckinley, continued.
State vs.. Cyla Coffay, verdict of
acquittal by instructionsof court
Stave vs. Fred Erler, nollied.
State VS.. J.O. Coffey continued,
defendant objecting.
T. F. Brown and w. F. Gee
nen vs.. Levi C. Anderson ct al,
sheriff's sale confirmed.
State VS.. M. A, Maloney, mol
lied.
Maud Patterson vs.. NJ. A. Ma
loney, settled ont Of conr- and
dismissed.
E. B. Cockrell VS.. D. H. Ker-
sey ct al, special masters sale
confirmed.
William Gregg VS., Board Of
County Commissioners, judg-
ment for plaintiff for $455, and
interest from date. Treasurer
directed to pay.
State vs. Ed Kral, plea Of
guilty to burglary and larceny
WITHDRAWN and plea of guilty to
larceny entered. Sentenced to
six months in the county jail,
State vs.. Josiah Perkins ct al,
arrest Of Francis Joiner, one Of
the defendants not previously
apprehended, was reported, and
bond fixed at $500.
State VS.. A. W. Shartzgr, mo-
ton by defendant for continu-
ance overruled, demurrer to plea
in abatement sustained and case
set for trial Thursday (today).
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07

conference did and what the men
it represents are going to do is
still a triae more scarce than
hens teeth.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Ely has taken
charge Of the road and made a
few minor changes.
1t is worthy Of remembrance
that there was representative
of the Santa Fe system at the
appointed place for the sale of
the road the lest time that mat
ter was up-and adjourned
qualified to bid the sum Of
81, 200, 900 or any lesser amount
for the property.
1t was learned from an un-
questionable source that the nam
ing of Mr.. Ely lad put an end to
negotiations being carried on by
a gentleman interested in the
road for assuming its control and
management.
At the close of the conference
Mr. Murray reiterated his refus-
al to be quoted on any matter re-
lated to the New Mexico Central
or his connection with it but 9TH
ers stated that there would prob
ably be something for publica-
tion Monday.
There is nothing to do but
discuss things and determine on
a course" said one of those
present. Albuquerque Journal.
C. C. Murray, until a few days
ago receiver Of the New Mexico
Central Railway company, will
not take any legal steps to con-
test the appointment of Ralph C.
Ely to succeed him, it was stated
today by a man intimate with the
former receiver. The same man
confirmed the statement made in
Saturdays s Herald to the effect
that the bondholders were plan
ming to buy in the road and thus
leave Mr.. Ely suspended above
the receivership which would
thus become non-existent.
Mr.. Murray is not going to
take legal measures against the
appointment of Mr.. Ely as re-
ceiver," said this informant,
NOR are there to be any steps
toward lifting the gage flung
down by Judge Abbott in his
criticism of Mr.. Murray. All
that we are going to do.is to get
the bondholders to buy in the
road if possible. That is our
plan"
The purchase Of the system by
the bondholders. it was stated,
would assure continued operation
of the road equally as much as
the recent statement from Re-
ceiver R. C. Ely that it would be
kept running and would in addi.
ton leave the way open for the
purchase of the system by other
interest or for it3 development at
the hands Of capitalists who
might be interested by the bond
holders, Albuquerque Herald.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
". DRAYTON WASSON
Attorney at law !,


,,,.,, 10. reueral forces in zir
" IA mas orders to complete the q
= ition of the state by Jan. 10, WITH.
drawing the various units under hid
command as he deems advisable. after
conference with the state authorities.
The troops of the Twelfth cavalry.
posted at Canon City, Lafayette, Fred
erick and Superior, probably will be
first withdrawn, to be followed by the
Eleventh cavalry, scattered through
the Trinidad district. which will re
turn to Fort 0glethorpe,
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
Farm For Sale

160 acres well improved, so
acres in cultivation, 8 miles west
of town. For particulars phone
or writa-F. T. Meadows, Estan-
cia, N. NJ. adv.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching Saturday, January
8 at IL a. m., followed by regular
monthly conference.
Sunday school 10 a. m; Sunday
sermon at IL. B. Y. P. u. $50
p. m. sermon 7:30.
Come thou with us and we
will do the good. Numbers
1929. w. c. Grant, Pastor.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
other dessert.

People generally are preparing
to plant more farm crops than
usual.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Torrance County New Mexico, for the Fiscal Year ending
Nov. So 1914
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07

keep up appear
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07

S131, ,22S.93 S103, 1905
JULIAN SALAS, County Clerk.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-01-07

Miss Willie Sp that there is
! urday and Sundtrisd nor ,,,0
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
BANK MUST RETURN MONEY.
To Receiver of Bankrupt Creamery Con-
Germ in Referees Decision.

Rutland, March ga decision in the
claim of the Citizen National bank of
Poultney against the Hudson Valley
Creamery company was handed down
yesterday by Referee r. II. OBrien, in
which he held that the bank must first
surrender the preference Of Sls92.50 to
the trustee of the bankrupt concern be-
fore said bank will be allowed to prove
its claim of $735 and until this action
is taken the referee decides the claim is
disallowed. This case, which involves
many thousand dollars, has created much
interest in the western part of the coun-
ty for the reason that about 200 farmers,
who formely supplied milk to the con-
Germ, are included in the list of credi-
tors, their bills against the insolyent
company varying from $40 to $500. Law
renee, Lawrence & Stafford appeared for
the bank and Thomas W. Molorey and
George W. Platt for the trustee.
The bank claims to hold two notes,
one for 500 and one for $500 on which
sl65 had been paid, leaving a total Of
s735. The trustee objected to the claim
upon the grounds that the bank had no
right to prove its claim without prior
surrender of an alleged preference OF
81 ,s92.50, one item OF 5000 and another
of S092.50 both payments having been
made to the bank within four months
prior to the adjudication of the bank
rupt.
The trustees counsel alleged that
shoi thy before the concern was forced
into bankruptcy the bank accepted a
deposit of 81 ,04S46 and did not give the
company credit on the deposit book,
the cashier saying he wished to talk with
the president, c. c. Graves, before such
was done. II is claimed that the same
day 5000 of this amount was applied on
the bankrIpt's demand notes and the
balance credited TO the account OF the
company and il was claimed that Mr.
Graves informed the bank that ii the
money was devoted to this note the CON
Germ could not continue doing business.
Later on Mr.. Graves put some money
in the bank and this was also applied
10 loan in spite OF the fact that the
creamery president said he could not
do business without the ready money
and he afterwards drew cheeks in pay
ment for milk delivered which later
went TO protest.
Referee O'Tlrien finds that the con- |
Germ was insolvent at the time Of these
transactions and that the bank must
have know the financial conditions of |
the company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
MRS. LUTHERA ]. COLLINS
Died Last Evening at the Age of &c
Years.

| Mrs. Luthera j. Collins died last even
ing at $3.50 at the residence of A. L.
Smith and son on Trow hill. She had
been IN failing health for some time, but
for the past IA weeks had been growing
weaker in body as the result OF cerebral
hemorrhage.
Mrs Collins was born in West Tops
ham, Aug. Is, 1884. Her parents we're
Arson and Lurenda Currier Wood. Her
early life, for the most part was spent
4 in West Topsham, where she attended
the public schools. For a time she re-
sided in Manchester, n. H., and was
married in that place on Jan. /, 1856, to
Edwin VI. Collins. Their married life,
with the exception of eight years in
| Chelsea, was spent in West Topsham.
Three children were born to them, Frank,
1 Carl, and Nettie, who married A. f..
Smith of Trow hill OF the sons, Frank
died in 1901 and is buried at Millbury,
( Mass, and Carl died in 1909 ard is
buried at West Topsham.
Mrs. Collins husband died in 1896, and
is buried at West Topsham. Since that
time Mrs. Collins had resided at West
Topsham and on Trow hill, living most
of the time with her daughter, Mrs.
Smith, where she was most tenderiy
cared for by all in the home.
Her immediate living relatives are the
grandchildren, Ralph Collins, in the
West, Miss Jennie Collins Of Bradford,
Miss Vivian collins Of Ashburnham,
Mass. Arthur J.. and Victor c. Smith
of Barre; great grandchildren, Barbara
and Mariory Smith Of Barre; cousins, in
barre, Charles Currier, Mrs. Caroline
George. Miss Celinda Waterman.
Mrs. Collins united with the Free WIN
Baptist church az West Topsham in 1874,
during the pastorate OF Rev. Arthur
Prescott. Since coming 10 Barre she
united with the Hedding NJ. +. church.
She was an aifectlonate wife, loving
mother and possessed the happy art Of
making hosts Of friends. All who knew
her admired the splendid traits in her
character. She was loyal to God, TO the
church. 90 her family, and to her friends.
She WAS an excellent Bible student and
loved tho word Of God and Gods people
Tho last two years Of her life she com
posed two excellent poems, part Of which
ares
NV times are in Gods hands ] know
Ard i need rot anxious be.
For in His own good time Hen send
Some blest messenger for me.
my times are in Gods hands know,
And whatever he does l. best.
So Tll believe. and trust. and hope
And wait for His promised rest"
The funeral service win BE- a the
Mouuiain View farm on Trow hill. the
home OF A. n. smith and son. On sat I
urdny AFTERNOON ~ 2 O'Clock thr pastor 4
81 the liedding church Officiating Final
interment uill b. in the family lot 81
West Tupsham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
wAITSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Patterson an.
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Jessie Goldie 30 Charles v. Lovely. or
Monday, March p, al 4 p. m. in Mont.
pelier. Mr. and Mrs. Lovely are spend.
ing a few days in Burlington and will
reside in Montpelier, where Mr.. Lovely
has employment.
Rev. A. A. Msndigo Of Moretown will
preach in the NJ. y. church Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Mills Of Montpelier Il q
guest at W. =. Long's.
Miss Alice y. Smith spent Thursday in
Waterbury.
Miss Marion Jones IL attending the
graduation Of her brother, Earle Jones.
80 Mt Hcrmon school AZ Mortified.
Mass.
Mss Carrie Hubbard IL spending hef
VACATION al r. -. Joslyn's.
The two Younger children Of Mrs. Ar
thur Miller are critically III with the PR
raiiimn distemper.
Leslie Reed % Montpelier is AZ Hos
ard Josliu's.
Miss Doris Moriarty vas in Waterbury
THURSDAY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
Millinery Openings.

Millinery opening, Saturday, March 81
with full line Of spring millinery. Mrs,
Fl. S. Miles, 20 North Main street.
Millinery opening, Saturday, March q,
at Mrs. s. K. Laviolette's, "a North Main
street. Public cordially invited.
Mrs. Carrie Burke.Gonyo announces
her annual spring millinery opening,
which will be held at her parlors, l6s
North Main street, Saturday, March ~.
The public is cordially invited to call and
inspect the latest spring creations in the
millinery line.