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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-02
NEW OFFICERS SWORN
IN BY COMMISSIONERS
NEW COMMISSIONERS FIRST To
TAKE OATH AND OTHER NEW
OFFICIALS FOLLOW.
Retiring Collector George Smiii
Has Bul OF Sitst.T5 Turned
Down By Old Court Befcre
Terms Expired.

Friday was the time for swearing
Il the new officers OF the county
government. The start in this dlrec-
ton was made when the newly elect
ed commissioners were sworn In one
at time as their bonds were ap.
proved Then the new court set
about swearing in the county Off
Gers. Collector Tom Jones and
County Attorney Henry TREY were
the only new officers at the court
house. although several precinct
Officers took the oath of office that
day.
In settlement with the old COM
miasloners' court before the gave
way to the new court retiring Col
Letter George Smith failed to get an
account of s1121.75 approved. The
account was for delinquent rolls,
which according TO Mr.. Smith. en-
titles the collector to extra compen-
sation. The court stood tied on the
question when County Judge Tidwell
decided against Smith.
1T is only a beginning to the
matter" said Collector Smith today.
Il will of course insist that il be
paid, and | hope l will not be put
to trouble in collecting what Is right
fully mine and what the attorney
general has held as right, but | will
bring suit if necessary to collect the
amount due me-
Mr. Smith declared that it was
necessary for him to employ an extra
assistant to do this work and that it
cost him more than $500 of his own
money, therefore he will insist on
tie payment OF the claim.
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Marcus: Winifred Barnes, San Mar
Gus; Jake Matthews, Fort Worth,
Ruth Onderdonk. Georgetown: Dol
lie N. Glover. Brentwood. Serena
Black; +. C. Lockett, Dallas; Mar
guerite Stewart. Dallas; Jno. r..
Swain. st. Louis. j 8. Higginson.
Denison, Joe Branson. Canyon;
Chns. t. Anderson, Dallas, Geo. IL.
GIeenway, Dallas; II. G. Davis, Ann
Y. Raney, Dallas, ]. II. Leech. Dali
les; A. X. Hurst. Chicago; w. G..
Eaird. Dallas; ~ A. Mayors. Kansas
City; ]. G.. Page. Dallas w. J..
Want, Dallas, J. G.. Bown, Dallas,
g. W. Spoulding. Dallas, Ii. |. Lurie,
New York City. L. b. Smith. Mart;
r. c. Duncan. Waco; J. Il. McComh.
Waco: G. II. Penland, Waco. Abbie
Graham. Dallas, Miss Roselend Kyle,
Merlin: Miss Alberta Kyle. Marlin.
Henry Hilpp, Chicago Miss Ruth
Brown, Dallas; It. w Warren. To-
pekie: T. w. Coolidge. san Antonio.
Camille shelton. Denton Mizzie
Kate Lovelaee, Denton Jessie Has
lins. Denton: J. q. Williams, Dallas;
Mrs. Drane. Corsicana; Miss Drane,
Corsicana, Mrs Ezell. Corsicana.
Hugh Drane. Corsicana: Margaret
Vaughan, Dallas; r. A. Watson. Dal-
las; Robert DnBose. Fort Worth !:
Ielan Hines. Wichita Falls.
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Hotel Rogers Arrivals.
c. G.. Moffett, Chillicothe: Mrs.
W. A. Francis, Huntsville; Miss
Alice labuzan, huntsville: Miss
Reta Hatchell. Huntsville; A. b.
Caldwell, Dallas: Mabel Garner. San
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COMING TO
WAxAHAChIE
D ctors Rea Bros.
SPECIALISTS IN THE TREAT
ME>T or DISEASE WITHOUT
SURGICAL OPERATION.
At Hotel Rogers,
Thursday, December I

/ ONE DAY ONLY
VIII Give Free Medical Services to
All Who Are Treated On This
i Visit

Tuberculosis, Consumption. AS
lthma, pleurisy, Bronchitis, Catarrh.
Catarrhal Deafness and Lung Dis
leases treated with a combination of
medicine, serunas. vaccines, diet, hy-
Igiene, and exercise.
Liver, Stomach and Bowel Trou-
Ibles, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Consti-
Ipation. Sick Headache, Dizziness, En-
Ilargement of the Abdomen, Bad
Breath. those casese in particular
which have been improperly treated.
According TO their system. they do
not operate for appendicitis. gall
Istones, bowel alterations and impac-
Itions, doing away with the knife and
much expense in the treatment OF
these dangerous diseases
Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Ipains in the back. weak back. swell
ling of the limbs. stiffness of the
joints, rheumatism. bed wetting in
children. and all weakness OF the kid
neys and bladder.
Merry Gus Diseases. epilepsy. neu-
ritis, neuralgia, seiatica, paralysis,
mental weakness. nervous prostra-
ton. sleeplessness, wearlness, dis
eases of women. slow growth IN chit
dren. club s-~t ~r' curvature OF the
spine,
Blood and Heart Disease. swelling
of the limbs, pellagra, old sores,
We ricoso veins. heart uaipitation
bad circulation. cold limbs. numb
ness, ENLARGED glands. &oitre and
deep-seated chronic diseases and ska
diseases.
Eye Diseas granulated lids, in
famed eyes. tracitoma, bad eye
sight. heafache from eve strain, and
the proner fitting OF glasses; those
eases that need treatment as prac-
ticed by specialists.
Piles, fistula. moles. warts, small
tumors, and growths Of a suspicious
nature treated with the hypodermic
injection method. an effective plan
OF treatment without surgical oper-
alton.
Those who have been told that an
Ease IS lncuias.e. at< vspe~..-44g -
vited TO call Married women must
come with their husbands, and chill
dren with their parents.
Ageaicincs ed apniiancas a. rea~
sonable cost. Head office and Labo-
ratory. Minneapolis. MINI,
Hours - a. IA. 70 p m.
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Christian Enieayor.
Central Presbyterian church.

central flcSDytSiiah ChAlSH-
Topic for Sunday. December B.
1.-The Conservation of Business Life. =
Rev. ii;14-22.
Why is conservation of business
life the key of success?
Both riches and honor come to
thee, and thou reignest over all; and
in thine hand is power and might;
and in thine hand it is TO make great
and to give strength unto all"
Chron. xxix:12
Then we see first, 1t is our duty.
and second, why We succeed, If We
do conseerate our business life TO
Christ.
Mr.. Rice of wealthy shoe maker
who had this motto hanging over his
desk: God first; family second;
shoes third" How great it would be
to live if every one would live by
such motto. Do your best-God
- - rest
Come to the Endeavor at 6 O'Clock
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ing program will be rendered.
Opening hymn.
Invocation Rev. c, A. Chasteen.
Hymn.
Prayer-Mrs. w. l.. Harding.
Communion hymn and service.
Bible re- ding. Matt. ix;32 and ks
Mrs. Gatzendaner.
Special music.
Reading. IF Christ We're Here
Mrs. NJ d. Rutherford.
Song--"Far and Wide the Fields
Are Teeming."
Sermon Mrs. Chasteen.
Closing hymn.
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\ dollar that walks by your
YOURS. Get the Delineator
EIsyhody's Magazine for one
Ir y, or get either magazine
|Ezs for So, three dollars Is
|snlar price. Phone your mag
kasers, single or clubs, to SIS.
lac. Kemble. tf-dh
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Methodist Church.

Sunday school at $40 a. m.
Preaching at 4 a. IN. and p. m.
Epworth League meets at 6 p. N.
Tomorrow will be the first day of
the new pastor, Rec. c. l.. Cart
wright He will preach at both
morning and evening hours. All the
members of the church are expected
to be present, and visitors will be
welcomed.
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call 1t, Hamburger Brust Thee" at
any pharmacy. Take teaspoonful
of the tea, put cup of boiling wa
ter upon 1t, pour through sieve and
drink a teacnp fun at any time. 1t
is the most effective way to break up
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$500 Reward.

reward Of $500 will DE paid BY
his company for the conviction OF
any one found guilty CT taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn
If any subscriber of this paper. EN-
TERPRIsF PUBLISHING COM
pANY
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cold and cure grip. as 1t opens the
pores. relieving the congestion. Al
SO loosens the bowels, thus greaking
a clod at once.
II Is inexpensive and entirely veg
etahle. therefore harmless tadv.)
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Episcopal Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Services at Z p. m. Rev. j. B.
Whaling will preach. The public is
invited to all these services.
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The usual services win be held on
Sunday. At the morning hour OF
worship a speaker of the Y. NJ G. A.
conference now being held at Trinity
will preach.
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Main street Christian Church.

4NstEH E5tfNSt NIHISAft1IH Nf'uftF1s
Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
The Christian Woman's Board OF
Missions win have charge of the
morning service in observance of the
day for work as national organi-
cation.
Christian Endeayor at 6:15 p. M.
Evening services at 7:15. The
evening services are always eyange-
listic. Every one invited.
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First Presbyterian Church.
Preaching at the morning and
evening hours as usual
Sunday school at 9:45.
You are invited
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IN THE CHURCHES.
} = . . . = 80 = . . = = 4
Billiard Heights Mission.

Sunday school at p. m. Regular
evening services at Z O'Clock.
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tomorrow VIII be C. w. 3. NJ
day at the Main Street Christian
church. and at II O'Clock the follow
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09

Talking about land values and
rents, this valley certainly can
beat the earth in the matter of
the percentage of income on the
value of rented land. T. F. Mul.
len rented 70 E. U. Brown 81
acres, part of which was planted
in beans and part in corn. His
share of the crop on the 81 acres
/ is worth in cash on the market
today $500. What do you think
of that? 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Mullen sold off his stuff
a year ago, rented all his land
and went back to Kansas intend
ing to stay. But he soon got
enough of it, and was back last
spring. He bought off the rent
er on part of his land, and farmed
what was broke out on his sons
place also. He raised a thousand
pounds of beans to the acre on
his on his own land, and $50
pounds to the acre on the other,
which had not been farmed for
several years.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09
ELECTION
IN DOUBT

AS we go to press the election
of president is still in doubt,
with both sides claiming it.
The result in New Mexico il
very close and in doubt.
No detailed results are obtain.
able from this county at this
time.
We expect to be able to give
the official vote of the county
next week.
Reports from the various pre-.
cincts indicate that the entire
Republican ticket is elected, all
by good majorities except Ro.
nero, between whom and Sanch.
ez the race is close.
Estancia precinct was some
what of a surprise to the Demo
Gratis. In total of 1856 votes,
the Democrats had but % ma
jority on the head of the ticket.
The local candidates ran ahead.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09
ELECTION JUDGES
IN TROUBLE

In Lucero precinct the two Re-
publican judges appointed by the
commissioners, presumably Max
Montoya and Lorenzo Barela,
took the ballot box and poll books
to a house several miles distant
from the polling place named by
the commissioners, and refused
to go to the designated polling
place or to give up the ballot box
and poll books. Deputy sheriff
Robinson went out and showed
them the election proclamation
and the law, but it had no effect.
An election board was organ
lied at the designated place, and
38 Democrats and three Social.
lists voted there.
Eighteen Republicans voted at
the other place.
At noon today deputy U. S.
marshals arrived from Santa Fe
and went out to place the re-
calicitrant judges under arrest.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09
MARRIED

Miss Ruth E. Lyttle and James
H. Meadows, both of Estancia,
New Mexico, we're married in Ell
Paso, Texas, Friday, November
3rd. The brides father, Rev. A.
W. Lyttle officiated. The bride
and groom have planned a we'd
ding trip to San Francisco, Cali
fornia, returning by way of
Grand Canyon, Arizona, Niagara
Falls and New York, then back
to Ell Paso, Texas, where they
will make their home. Mr..
Meadows has position with the
Western Union Telegraph Co. as
operator, and is also a land hold
er in the Estancia valley. Parties
wishing to reach them by letter
can do 80 after December 1st at
708 E. Blvd, Ell Paso, Texas.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09
N. E. LADIES' AID

The Ladies Aid met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Mason.
Fifteen were present-eleven
members and four visitors. The
afternoon was spent in quilting
and making plans for a two days
dinner to be given November
22nd and 23rd. We want all
members and friends to feel that
they have a part in helping to
make this a success, as we need
all the help possible. Two new
members were enrolled at this
meeting. There is much en-
thusiasm and the society is gain
ing steadily in membership and
attendance. Let US not be weary
in we'll doing, but all take hold
with will.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09
Mining Deed

Mining Deed
VS. Cavins and G w Pricharc
to Abo Canyon Copper Mining
Co, Blue Star Mining Claim No.
2, 6OOx15O0, $1.00.
Quit Claim Deeds
Volney S Cheyney to Frances
R Cheyney lots, IL, 1868, e hi
ne or 25, ne or Sc or 24-5-8, 81
and other considerations.
Geo A Humbird to Marguerite
Chadwick, ne or 1887, $1.00.
VIM C Walker to Sallie U
Hamilton, blk 43 Alta Vista, 81
and other considerations.
Laura Hawkins and Lucy A
Cowgirl to Barnet D Freilinger,
lot 2 blk AZ Estancia, $1.00.
Joseph Bird to G A Burruss lot
4 blk AZ Estancia, $1.00.
Francis Joiner to V S Cavins,
undivided 1.3 interest Blue Star
Mining Claim $4,000
VS. Cavins to Abo Canyon
Copper Mining Co, Blue Star
Mining Claim, $1.00.
U. S. Patents
Minnie Y Tuttle, Sc or 2-9-9.
Nathan H Downs, 8 hf $3.50
Erwin Pettus, ne or 14-6-7.
Will C Colbaugh, s hf sw or,
hf Sc or 31-1-14.
Heirs of Maud Bond, sw or NV
or, W hf sw or %, ne or se or
1886.
Josiah N Under wood, NV or
34-4-9.
Herman V Lipe. Sc or 21-8-8.
Victoriano Romero, NV or sw
or 81, e hf ne or, ne or Sc or 2S-
5.8.
Thomas H Irwin, sw or 11-5-6.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09
W, ". WAGNER'S
COLT SHOW

w. W. Wagner's colt show last
Saturday suffered the fate of
everything that is postponed,
and wasn't as big as it would
have been otherwise, as people
got mixed on the dates.
But there was a good bunch of
very fine colts in competition.
C. w. Bowers, of Davis, Cali
fornia, the man who was to have
been judge, again telegraphed
that he could not be here on the
second date set, and Mr.. Wagner
thought it best not to try another
postponement, so he secured the
services of j. l. Wilcoxen of Ford,
Kansas, an experienced horse.
man.
Mr.. Wilcoxen said it was an
exceptionally high class bunch Of
colts, all deserving premiums,
but he had to choose between
them.
The premium winners were as
follows:
J. P. Noes colt Joe" first.
Frank Comer's colt Iron
Mask" second.
]. L. Smiths tilley Dutch
third.
Ira Altman s filley Jeanette
fourth.
J. ]. Smiths filley ''Mollie'
fifth.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09
AUCTION SALE

At the Wagner yard in Estan-
cia I will sell at public auction on
Saturday, November 18th, 1916,
at 2 o'clock sharp, one black
work horse 5 years old, weight
HOO pounds; one span of good
brood mares 8 and 9 years old,
weight 1000 pounds each; two
long yearling colts, two spring
colts, one 3-yr-old cow, 3 spring
calves. Il. W. Turner. S. N.
Jenson, auctioneer.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09
DISTRICT COURT
NOV. 20

A term of court is to be held
beginning Monday, November
Goth.
The following persons have
been summoned as grand jurors,
to appear on above date, at 9
O'Clock A. M.
Antonio Aragon
Juan Archuleta
Manuel A. Aragon
B. L. Hues
Teofilo Sanchez
Charles Hutchinson
Juan Espanoza
Maximiliano Zamora
Teodosio Villanueba
Alfredo Cedillo
Julian Sanchez
o. C. Marker
G. C. Sharon
Juan Jose Gurule
Antonio Anaya
Lucas Zamora
Leandro Abeyta
Vidal Zamora
Manuel Salas
Eulogio Duran
Roman Apodaca
Talesmen:
Bonifacio Lucero
Jose Silva
George Morrison
Vences Buenaventa
Alfredo Padilla
Rosalio Flores
Following is list of the petit
jurors, summoned to appear
same date and hour.
Esperidion Lueras
R. V. Neel
Eulalio Jaramillo
Abran Mirabal
L. E. Hanlon
Eleno Candelaria
| Luis Serna
Jose Sanchez y Vigil
H. J. Fincke
Porfirio Silva
Jose Ma. Cisneros
| ]. W. Ashman
Nicolas Garcia
Macario Torres
Federico Cedillo
R. L. Harper
R. E. Burrus
Irving Meade
Jose Martinez
John Hodson
Eustaquio Gonzales
Jose Madrid
Joaquin Romero
Abelicio Aragon
Talesmen:
G. S. Kellogg
Jose Larranaga
Jose Ma. Torres
Dolores Aguilar
Venceslao Romero
Pablo Baca
Canuto Lopez
Oscar Kemp
: Maxine Griego
2 Jesus Sanchez
r Severe Chavez
Solomon Archuleta
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

curing tne month or September:
Warranty Deeds
Minnie Y Robinson formerly
Minnie Tuttle, to Maud Toal, Sc or
2-9-9, 81 and other considerations.
Elva B Akers to VIC Grant, e
hf NV or, lots 1-2, 30-7-9, $5OO.OO.
Heirs of VIM Mcintosh to John
B Bowman, lot 2, 1888, $1,000.
Ernest Brandhorst to Patrick
F Murray, tract of land known
as the George Place" in sw ar
6.4-9, 81 and other considerations.
M ] Chastain to ] ] Brazil, Sc
or 9-4-9, 100000.
W W Gatewood to A w Col
baugh, ne or Sc or 35.1-13, Tor
rance county, land in ne or 2.1-13.
Lincoln county; lot a of NV or
lib Lincoln county, $8OO.OO.
Will Colbaugh to A w Col
baugh, hf sw or, hf Sc or 81
LA, 100000.
Frank j Hathaway to w T
P oindexter, S hf Sc or Is n hf ne
or, n hf NV or 2O.4.8, 81 and
other considerations.
PA Speckmann to H C Keen,
lot Ia blk IA Central add Estan-
tancia, 81 and other considera-
tions.
N A Wells to A F Averyt, lot
5 blk 6 Willard, 81 and other con-
siderations.
Nancy R Turner to E U Brown,
ehf ne or lots 1-2, 28-6-7, $3.50. 90.
FIR Holloway to VIM A Rob-
bins, n hf Sc or, sw or Sc or 5,
NV or ne or 8-7-8, 81 and other
considerations.
Antonio Otero to Bernardino
Sedillo, undivided 1-2 interest e
hf NV or, W hf ne or 23-5-10, 81
and other considerations.
Corona Trading Co to R H
Wyatt, NV or sw or 1928, ST
and other considerations.
Stockmen's State Bank of
Corona to Mrs A E Simpson, lots
IL blk IL Duran, $4,000.
R F Snodgrass to Mrs A E
Simpson, lot 3 blk IL Duran, 81
and other considerations.
Sallie A Conner to o W Bay, n e
or, n hf Sc or 1910, 81, 10000.
M E Pickens to Walter H Pace,
w hf sw or 5-6-8, $1,000.
John F Lasater to Walter H
Pace, Sc or 5-68, ST and other
considerations.
Walter H Pace to Beva M Pace,
W hf sw or 5-6-8, 81 and other
considerations.
j Brazil to Miriam White, sw
or NV or, NV or sw or A, Sc qr
ne or, ne ar Sc or 5 2-6, ", 10000.
Frank H Osborn to ] T Elliston
W hf 11-2-11, $64O. 90.
Frank Laws to Dempsey M
Sewell, Sc or 21-8.8, ST. and other
considerations.
Nathan H Downs to Norton A
Jones, hf $40, 5000. 90.
Jose E Rivera to Saturnint
Lueras, hf Sc or %, n hf ne ql
27-5-8, $4,000.
Sallie U Hamilton ct al to j F
Kinney, ne or 6 6-8, 81 900. 90.
Mary Davidson to John ant
Donald Mcintosh, sw or Sc or 26
w hf ne or, NV or Sc or 1888
81, 10000.
Salome Torrez to Jose Duran
land in Chilli Grant, 81 and 9th
er considerations.
Dan C Vernon to S ] Bailer
undivided 1-2 interest in hf S,
or 22-1-13, 81 and exchange O.
property,
RI Brown to S J Richardson
hf NV or 1868, $40 and ex
change of property.
H S Holloway, Cashier Dural
Trust Savings Bank, to Anna
Simpson, lot IL blk 6 Duran
$1,000.
Duran Townsite Co and ] ]
Lovelady to C o Hedges, lot l
blk 6 Duran, $50. 90.
Duran Townsite Co to ]
Lovelady. lot 10 blk 6 Duran
$4,000.
CO Hedges to Edward La Foe
lot 10 blk 6 Duran, $125. 90.
Edward La Foe to W w SimI
son, lot 10 blk 6 Duran, $15O.O(
A H Constant to Marguerit
Chadwick, s hf ne or, n hf Sc {
1877, $1.00.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09

The Valley Auto Co. got in a
car of Fords today, and have two
more carloads on the road.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-11-09
LOCAL MATTERS
OF INTEREST

Fine Clothes. For an up-to'
date suit, and guaranteed fit,
see S. N. Jenson.
For Sale, Yearling Hereford
bulls. The Ellsworth Company,
Captain, N. M.
For Sale, Duroc Jersey pigs.
White Leghorn chickens.-A. G.
Woodford, Santa Fe, N. M.
For Sale, Farm, Ia section, 4
miles from two railroad towns,
ltwo-room house, well, 1876 acres
fenced. Price $3.50. 90, $3.50 cash,
balance to suit purchaser. .-Ad-
dress, Geo. H. Owen, West El
Paso, N. M.
J. N. Burton is planning to
move to town soon.
7. L. Capt of Mountainair was
here Wednesday.
Postmaster Austin of Lucy
/ was here on business Monday.
E. A. Mattingly's bean ship
ments from Estancia this week
will be three cars.
John Block came back last
week from Hot Springs, with
very little rheumatism.
w. G.. Garrard left Monday for
Texas. Mrs. Garrard probably
will remain here until he gets
located.
Jenson & Pace finally got out
thirteen cars of beans last week.
They think they will get out four
cars this week.
G. w. Ferrel has moved to his
claim ten or fifteen miles east of
Estancia. He has we'll a little
over two hundred feet in depth
which seems to have plenty OF
water in it, but has not yet been
tested.
M. F. Baker has sent to Idaho
for his family. They will prob
ably locate in Albuquerque for
the winter, but if Mr.. Bakers
rheumatism doesn't bother him
too much they will come here in
the spring. Mr.. Baker has rent
ed his farm to E. U. Brown.
For sale, improved eighty l
mile north of Estancia. Will
trade for good automobile. Price
$3.50 if taken in a few days. j.
G. Weaver.
For sale by owner, southeast
quarter section 28 8-8, 2 IL miles
west, l mile north of Mcintosh.
Price 5000. 90 net.-E. A. Pettet,
Noble. Oklahoma. Box 40.
The people Of the Estancia val
ley, having declared a short in
termission for politics. will now
resume the paramount subject OF
beans.
L. C. Fix lost the end of fin
ger in a bean thresher while
working at John Blocks last
week. He was trying to start
clogged carrier and it caught him
]. G. Weaver, formerly a resi-
dent of this vicinity but now Of
Hot Springs, New Mexico, camt
in last week and will remain
few days trying to sell his land
For sale, $50 pure bred Single
Comb White Leghorn hens,
number of nice cockerels, ant
, some pure bred Single Comt
. Rhode Island Red cockerels.-J
: N. Burton.
) East Las Vegas, N. M, Nov. 8
Word has been received her
by relatives of Samuel Goldsmith
that he is in a hospital in Denve
J with one of his limbs cut off be
tween the hip and the knee. Th
; nature of the accident in whicl
Mr.. Goldsmith suffered the los
of his limb is not known. HI
formerly lived here but has beel
at Antonito, Colo, for som
time. Albuquerque Journal.
Except for some windy days
j, the past week has been favorabl
for the bean threshers.
i The political managers hav
found out there is such a plac
> as New Mexico, and are yellini
for news from that place.